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BE 0 HARBOR - The
Fello ship Baptist Ion
Adult Choir proudly present
Deloi Barrett-Campbell and th
Barrett S· ters - on Sund y,
September 9th at 4 p.rn. The
program will be held at the
Union emorial E Church,
located at 911 South Cry tal
nue.
The Barrett Sister are world
reno ned Go pel recording and
tele . ion artist who embar ed
on a inging career in the
mid ixtie . The Barrett Si ters
h gi n concerts through ut
the United St te at countle
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to p
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en
churches, chools and auditori­
ums; on radio and television a
ell a universities and political
campaign .
In 1983, the Barrett Sister
were featured in the critic
acclaimed motion picture, "Say
Amen Somebody". A film doc­
umentary that examine the
root and poineers of Go pel
mu ic.
Also featured will be the
Sounds Unlimited, Cloie and
Leroy Logan, Lorita itchell
and many other . Tic ets are 6
and can be purchased t the
door.
THE BARREIT SISTERS
Pilgrim Rest highlights Ushers Anniversaries
Th U er Board One and
T 0 of the Pilgrim R t Baptist
Church will celebrate their
Senior' 59th and Young Adults
3rd U er Anniversary on Sun-
DEADLINE FOR ALL CHURCH
NEWS, ARTICLES, PICT. RES,
AND ADS FOR WEDNESDAYS
PUBLICA TIO IS ONDAY
AT 5:00 P.M.
d Y, Sept. 9th at 3:30 p.m.
Guest en of the city and
vera! boards of ichigan and
Indiana ill be in attendence.
Gu t peaker will be Elder
athaniel WeDs Jr., pastor of
the Community Church of God
in Christ, Benton Harbor and
The Holy Trinity Church of
God in Christ, Muskegon.
Elder ells Jr., is the son 0
the te Bishop athaniel Wells
Sr., and Mrs. Mildred Wells
of Benton Harbor.
Elder Well is employed as an
insurance agent in the City of
uskegon, MI.
Deacon Lexie Willianl of
Pilgrim Rest will be in charge
of the devotional part of the
rvice.
Gue t Deacon will include,
Deacon Eddie Rand, of Hope­
well Baptist Church and Dea­
con Sylvester Washington of
St. Mark Baptist Church.
THE PORTE COMMUNITY
CHURCH of Buchanan
will pre nt ''The Old Ship of
Zion" on Saturday, Sept. 8,
1984 at 7 p.m, at the Union
emorial A. .E. Church, 911
So. Crystal Avenue, Benton
Harb�r . The program will
feature soloi that you will
all kno and enjoy from our
rea. Rev. arren P. . tchell
is p or of Porter A .E.
CITIES QU TE'ITE
Department of
T in Citi Quartette Union
will hold their onthly eet­
ing on Tuesday, September 11
t 7 p.m, at 942 Pearl Street.
rs. Bernice ltchell i Local
Supervisor and George Harris
i Local President.
CH of
ITY BAPrIST CHURCH Sunday
School will be having a program
on Sunday, Sept. 9th at 7: 30
p.m.
Gu ts will be Rev. B. Clay­
ton and the Golden light
Baptist Church. The public
is invited to come out and
worship with
Brother . Henderson, presi­
dent and Rev. athaniel Gath­
right, p or.
Club umber I of the
ZIO BAPTIST CHURCH, 831
cGuigan St., will sponsor the
Katie Davi Singers, in OUI
first Fall usical, Sunday, Sep­
tember 9th at 7:00 p.m.
Their guest will be the
Voic of Zion of the ho
church and Mr. eldon Bailey
oloist, and other talent of the
city.
The pu lic i invited to corne
and enjoy this gre t musical
treat. Rev. John E. atson is
pastor.
The Women of the entire
church of NEW ISSIO BAP­
TIST, 276 E. Main St., will
be celebrating their 19th Annual
Womens Day, Sunday, Septem­
ber 9th.
Speaker for the 11:00 a.m.
rvice will be Sis. Bertha
Jackson of the e Paradi
Bpi t Church, where the Rev.
Willie Burton i pa tor.
There will al 0 be women
from Second Baptist, Pilgrim
Rest, Fellowship Mission, Hope­
well, and ew Jerusalem partica­
pating.
Dinner will be served
immediately after the service.
There will be no afternoon
program.
Sister Queen E. cKinnis
i omen Day Chairper on.
Si ter Gerry Morris . Secre­
tary nd Rev. Henry Jones is
Pa tor.
BH Library Board to m t
BE 0 HARBOR - The
Public Library Bo rd ill h ve
UNITED METHODIST
CHU CH
224 PIPESTONE ST.
at PI aunt
8 on Hlrbor, I 49022
9254423
INISTERS
yin G. Willi ms
A�haT nt n
SERVICES
Church School 9:�O a.m.
11:00 A.M. Sun.
ALL are WELCOME HERE
to OR HIP and SERVE
it m nthly meeting on Tue­
d y, September 11, ·1984 at
. 4: o p.m.
Th meeting will be at the
Library, all Street.
Sis. Bernadette Varrie, a
member of the host church will
serve as .C.
Bro. Arthur Brock is presi-
dent of Board One, Bro. Grayling·
L. Williams is president and
founder of board two. Rev.
W.E. Elli, pastor, Revr Emery
M. Varrie, t. pastor. Sis.
Lottie Frieson, program chair- -
man.
THE CITIZEN PAGE ELEVE
Peace Temp Ie
starts new
schoo I' year
The program year for the
PEACE TE PLE Church School
will start on Sunday, Septern­
ber 9. We will be observing
Christi n Education Sunday
with a dedication of all church
school workers at the Worship
Service.
The day will be full with
the following schedule: 9:45
a.m. Worship: Bicentennial
Celebration with Dr. Glenn
Frye preaching; 10:45 a.m.
Resume Coffee Fellowship;
11:00 a.m. Church School; and
a noon Harvest Potluck in
Temple Hall with beverage fur­
nished. This will be an op­
portunity for you to meet
with Glenn and other friends.
HAPPY BIRTHD Y TO LL
BO IN SEPTEMBER (Virgo
- Belinda Brown, September 4
Roosevelt Brown, September 5,
aryann Scott, September 8,
Robert Smith, september 8,
John Smith, September 10.
CSA adds new cl asses
BENTO HARBOR - The
fall term of the Community
School of the Art will begin
on Thursday, September 13.
ew class offerings include
Suzuki Piano, Twin Citie'
Boy's Choir, and Drawing and
Painting, announced the chool's
director, Merry Stover.
Suzuki Piano is an appli­
cation of the world famous
Suzuki technique to the study
of the piano. This allo s
children as young as three to
begin piano tudy.
The Twin Cities Boy's Choir
i a joint project of the Com­
munity School and th First
Congregational Church of Ben­
ton Harbor.
Drawing and Painting will
offer the student a wide range
of two dimensional techniques,
with the emphasis on develop­
ing visual perseption Stov r
said.
In addition to the ne
cia , the Community School
continues to offer a wide rang
of music and dance cia e.
Plea call the ffice at <)�5-
7746 ·for furth r information.
Stover requested.
The Community School also
furnishe instruction for many
local public and private schools.
Pleas call the executive
director - arry Stover - at
925-7746 for information on
the program for your chool.
Stover noted that financial
aid for tuition is available
through the CSA office.
"The ability to cholarship
those in need is a very impor­
tant criterion for n mber hip
in the ational Guild of the
Community Schools of the Art .
Our Benton Harbor-St. Joseph
Community School has been a
member of this exclusive g .
since 1975, and we ere the
smallest hool whi h had ever
qualified all of it stringent
requirements for full-member
statu " Stover aid' Our fin­
ancial aid disbur ments for the
19 3- 4 hool y ar er five
for the pre­
vious year, an increa hich
document the School' dedica-
tion t
rnunity."
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