, OCT. 31 - NOV. 6, 1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE SEVE
GREATER E E EZE
RrrUAL TEMPLE, 118 Lake
St., Benton Harbor, announces
Revival Tim from onday,
Oct. 29 through ov. 2.
Phrophet Bobby Dawson i in
charge of the mces which
begin promptly each night at
7:30 p.m.
Ebenezer will have its Annual
Harve t at 3:3Q p.m. Sunday,
ov.4.
Elder Clarrissa Blackamore is
p tor.
PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST
CHU CH celebrated their 13th
Annual Autumn Tea on Sunday
October 21 st.
Activitie included floral pre­
sentation to aD pre 'dent,
awards for outstanding rvic
ere also pre nted to
illie ulherion, Be '
Johnson, Stephanie Dunca
Adelaide tson.
Awards for participation
went to Caroline Carnegie,
Mamie Yarbrough and Gladys
eeple Burks.
emorial Service commemor-
ated: ealy D. Young,
ren, . Tempie
Delmore, r. Emanuel cGin-
nis, Mrs. Polly Cerell Burnside,
Mr. Rickey Sims, Ms. Minnie
ash, r. Emmitt Dyer, Mr .
Annie Mae artin and s.
rial William .
Special gue s were: Mr.
and Mrs. artin Lane, rs.
Mary alton, rs. Mu tta Hil­
liard, Mr. and rs. Wilson
Taylor, r. Larry iel n, Mrs.
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a an uphill
olverine State Bapti
Conv ntion of ichigan con-
tituents h v m de it to the
top. They have meeting pl ce
buildin no, called simply
Bapti t Headquarter .
It all beg n veral ye rs ago
ith talk that headquarters
needed for th more than
150,000 members of the con-
ntion. ow reality, it i
located t 615 S. Jefferson in
thi north central city.
Dedicatorial rvice will b
held ov. 5-9 t 7:30 p.m.
onday through Friday. Dr.
CA. . Clar , vice president­
at-large of the seven million-
. member ational Baptist Con­
vention USA Inc. will deliver
the sermon at the closing ervice
on Friday.
Dr. J.P. ilson of this city'
pre . dent of olverin Con-
vention. H announced that
Dr. Char e . Butler, president
of the Progr v ational Bap­
tist Conv ntion Inc.. and a
Detroit resident, will be gue t
pe er on Thursday. The Rev.
Welton illiams, president of
the Bapti t . ionary and Edu­
cational Convention of ichi-
. the ltemate.
REV. J • WILSO
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amie Yarbrough, r. illie
Jake Scott, rs, Mary DeFo ,
rs. Jane Strand, rs. ora
Jeffer on, rs. Juanita Do man
,
Pa tor Humphrey, Berrien
Spring Sevejnh D y Adventist;
rs. Erlene Grays, r. and
. Clyde Carnegie and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou' Jo ph.
Over 200 people attended,
noted rs. illiams and added,
, e appreciate aD the pport
received from e ryone." '
rs. Lurlean William , chair­
man; rs. Luella unley, co­
chairman; r. Lovie Washing­
ton, co-chairman and Dr. Dan' 1
E. Cook, pastor.
Wedne day, October 31
through ovember 4th EW
JERUSALE CHURCH will
celebrate it Eighth Year Anni-
ersary.
Guests Wednesday will be
Christian light M.B. Church,
Rev. Leonard Robinson, pa tor;
o
.8 Church, ev.
ew is­
Henry
pastor.
Frid Y gu t will b t.
Calvary .B. Church ev.
Leonard Hollo ay, p tor'
acedonia M.B. Church, Rev.
George Robin n pa tor' d
ew Jerusalem .8. Church,
Rev. Henry Bland, p tor.
Sunday t. lion of Do
giac, Rev. Ellis Hull, pa r;
Peters Rock .B. Church, R .
James ilkins, p tor; and
nt Grove .B. Church,
Joe Hine , p tor. The p
is invited. Elder Raym
Landry is ho t p tor.
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ARTIST S RE nrno of th
ti , headquarters' Sagin at
The opening on M nday will
feature the 500 voice olverine
State Choir directed by the
Rev. Charles H. icks Jr.,
Dr. Frederic G. Sampson, on of
America's noted theologians,
will dr the udienee on
. TUesday evening. ednesday
evening's gu t preacher ill be
the Rev. SterUng L. Jon ,
pastor of t. lion Baptist,
01 rine State Rap • t Con­
hich w Ion ded�torial
REV. C.A. . CLARK
UNITED METHODIST
CHU CH
224 PIPESTONE ST.
• PI nt
B ton Hlrbor, I 49022
925-4423
MINISTERS
vin G. Willilms
A hi Terrentin.
SERVICES
Church School 9:30 I.m.
11:00 A.M. Sun.
ALL Ire WELCO E HERE
to WOR HIP IItd SERVE
rvices ill be held � ov. S.
Detroit.
Mr. Willie . Merkerson of
this city, president of the
Women's Auxiliary, urges all
women of the state to attend
the serie . .
According to Dr. Avery Ald­
ridge, director of publicity, and
his co-chairman, the Rev. Cullian
W. Hill the building, formerly a
y' CA, co t $325,000, which
was paid for in cash upon
compl tion of the transaction .
Renovation co t $800,000.
Dr. i1 on and hi committee
issued a joint tement lauding
the Baptist of ichigan for
I boring to compl te the pro­
ject in the alloted tim voted
upon.
District elations comp .. g
the tate convention will ve
representati e in charge of th
rvices each evening. •
HOUSE OF FLOWHRS
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c:.E • DAYS "30 TO 5
KAnE IJVN71NG - 0 Ell. GRADUATE DELlYE
"AIIElt.lCAN FL JUL ART HOOL SERVICE
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