Evansville Argus, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 August 1939 — Page 2
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THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1939
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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. G. E. Johnson, pastor 9:30 a.m- Sunday School. 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. Preaching by the pastor. Subject: “The Answer of a Great Question. 7:45 p.m. Evening WorshipThe Pastor’s Welfare Club will meet at the home of Sister Carrie Barbry in Olive street, Tuesday night early for a short meeting. Mrs. N. Powell, president. The State Drive, a spiritual and financial meeting, will begin Monday night, August 21 and continue through the 31st. This meeting will be sponsored by the Bethel Baptist and Mt. Zion Baptist Churches. Both pastors will preach alternately- Singing groups from both churches will take part. Mrs. G. E. Johnson will sing each night. The meeting will start Monday night/ at the Bethel Baptist Church. The Spinisters Convention, under the direction of Mrs- Cora W. Steele, will be September 14, 8:30 p.m. Rehearsal will be at the church Sunday afternoon at 5:30 p.m. All persons taking part will please be present.
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Come and join us in our Sunday School picnic Saturday, August 16, at Stone’s Place. We are leaving the church at 10:00 ’a.m. Lunch free! Brother J. H. Logah is superintendent-
The Kentucky Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church will convene with the Hardison Chapel Presbyterian Church, corner of Morton and Cherry streets, August 24-27.- At eleveii o’clock in the morning, the opening sermon .will be preached by the moderator, Rev. James Tinsley of Princeton, Kentucky. Rev. W. M- Robertson, Paducah, Ky., Clerk.
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tasty luncheon and drinks were served. Mr.and Mrs. Tyler’s guest list included: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnett, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bell, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Beam, Mr. and Mrs- A. D. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs,\ Leslie Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fauntleroy, Mr- and Mrs. W. Lawrence George, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Stevenson, Mrs. E. U. Robinson, Mrs-. Rena Warfield, Mrs. H. E. Tidrington, Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Mann, Mrand Mrs. Richard Cole, Miss J.
Greene, and Mr. J. Wendell Holder. Mr. and Mrs- Mundy are from Nashville, Tennessee. Mr. Mundy is athletic coach at A. and I State College, Nashville. Mrs. Mundy is the former Miss Gustine Clay, whose parents reside in Henderson, Kentucky. Mrs- Tyler was assisted by Mrs. Mary Waddy, Mrs. Maisie Dangerfield, her mother, and Mr. Edward Stepp.
choir, and the Zion Baptist Quartette of Owensboro rendered services Sunday morning and afternoon. Mr. Thomas and Sarah E. Smith entertained a few of the Owensboroians with a dinner party. Those present were Mesdames Edna Daunhue, O Bee Mason, Misses Emma Earle, Maggie,
Ethel, and Portia Williams; Messrs. C. T. Ousley, Roosevelt Daunhue, all of Owensboro; Rev. Moran, Messrs. LeRoy Quarrels, Thomas Smith, and Miss Sarah Smith of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Don’t fail to read the story on the Lincoln Gardens Nursery School in the August 26 issue of the Evansville Argus.
OWENSBORO, KY. Maggie Williams, Reporter Six busses of Owensboroians motored to Indianapolis, Indiana, to be the guests of Rev. Batts and members of the Sixteenth St. Baptist Church. Rev. Jacobs,
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BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. V. L. McFarland, pastor9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 11:30 a.m., Morning Worship; 6:30 p.m. BYPU; 7:30 p m. Evening-Wor-ship. Monday, August 14, found Rev. R. V. Cannon to be seventy-six years old. Rev- Cannon, who is a member of the Bethel Baptist Churoh, attended' the Brotherhood meeting where all joined him in rejoicing over his birthday.
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Sunday evening, August 20. at 7:30 o’clock, the Bethel choir will sponsor their musical program which is arranged every third Sunday by the president, Brother J. H. Logan. The public is invited.
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Mme. V. B. Letcher sang, bj request, on Uie program Sunday, Aguust 13, 3 p.m., at the Memorial Bapdst enurch und.r tnt .auspices oi tue junior Choir. A spiritual feast wa s enjoyed. The Bapast Ministerial Conference failed to meet last Monuay but will meet next Monday .august 21, at the Eastview Bapast Church. 317 Olive su-.et. mt mnday School lesson for August 27. will be reviewed by R e v j. M. Caldwell at ,‘11:30 a m Preaching by Rev- G. L. Cooksey. Rev. G. E. Johnson, Moderator; Rev. D. C. Weaver, Secretary.
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Dear Members and Churches: I am calling your attention to our last district meeting this year. J, am expecting all churcnes and departments to be present. The Ohio Valley District Board meeting will convene September 21-22- You will be noti--icd later of the entertaining church. J am yours for the cause of Jhnst. Rev. D. C. Weaver, Corresponding Secretary; Rev. G. EJ ohnson. Moderator. Weekend House Guests Feted With Elaborate Bridge Party A*y MRS. B. V. BELL On Saturday evening, the ome, of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard -ylcr, 509. xl. Cherry street, was -he scene of one of the prettiestmd most elaborate bridge paries of the season, given in honor Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mundy The house was artistically iecorstted with cut flowers and ' quests for six tables of bridge were delightfully entertainedrevious to bridge, cocktails and 'nopies were served. Each of ^Jumored guests was presented rttlai a prize. The ladies’ prize ' tor the highest bridge score was won by Mrs. Robert Arnett and Mr. A. D. Cooper won the gentlemen’s prize for the highest score- Following bridge, a very
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