New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01086

THE LIGHT OF FAITH — Holding candles in their right hand, Diane Wilson, Francine Simmons and Carolyn Wider of Junior Girl Scout Troop 321 say The Lord’s Prayer during their recent program at Second Canaan Baptist Church, Lenox Ave. and 111th St. (McAdams Photo). /A/OUfi “Messiah” A cavalcade of sacred music including Georg Handel’s famous "Messiah,” will be featured at 8 p.m. Thursday of this week at Christ Church of Divine Prophecy. 246 E. 121st St., by “We (clergymen) would do much better," he said, “by be­ coming more active and express­ ing more love ourselves. The Negro clergy has tremendous amount of power (not being used).” Calvin Delph, the Rev. Alonzo Jordan announced this week. The cavalcade will include profes­ sional musicians. . ' . tr ' • *** J Rev. Marshall Talks About Pres. Kennedy In a sermon on the assassina­ tion" df President Kennedy, Rev. Evans B. Marshall. Pastor of La­ fayette Church of God, Brooklyn testified thus: “The late Chief Execu* ive, Y oath's Letter To Minister Grant Ricky fletcher, 16, a student at Walt Whitman JHS, wrote this in memoriam on “My Friend the President” and sent it to his pastor Rev. Henri M. Deas of Newman Memorial Meth­ odist Church, Brooklyn. “We, the youth of America, are deeply sorry for what hap­ pened to our President of the United States. He was a man that most people loved. He was a person that people trusted. To me the President seemed like a true friend. “The people of the United States, Mr. Kennedy, was a like­ able young man. He always car­ ed for others. He was our thirty- fifth President and departed this life »t two o'clock November twenty-second in the year nine­ teen hundred and sixty-three. Ix)st A Maw- “The epople of the Uhl ted States of America have lost a man that we will always remem­ ber. John F. Kennedy, has proven a good man. He has en- himself to millions in deared America and to millions the world over as a lover of Justice and fair play for ah men regard­ less of race, color or creed.'* Dwelling a little on the inscrut­ able ways of God, the pastor ask­ ed, “Where was God when thia wickedness was being planned and executed" “Right on His eternal throne looking on and permitting it for a wise purpose”, the minister re­ plied.” God was at the same place when His only begotten son, Jesus, was dying at the hands of wicked men, for it was only by His vicarious death that God could redeem, could bring back to Himself a lost world.” Rev Marshall suggested that God may have permitted the as­ sassination" for the purpose of seeking to bring back America to himself.” “I believe that God U saying to America through thia tragedy, Call a halt to your apostasy and turn and seek my face.* . . . America, the assassination of our beloved president is a meo- sage from God to. us, let us heed it.” Allied Dems Host Sherard And Jim Roe Allied ' Democrats held its monthly membership meeting ear­ ly last month. Special guests were the Hon. James A. Roe, and the Reverend Robert S. Sherard, can­ didates for Queens City - Council­ man - at - large. The candidates were invited as a service to the community and a reflection of the increasing responsibility which Allied Democrats is as­ suming In developing new rela­ tionships with the party organi­ zation for the benefit of the com- L J.H. FRANKLIN 30 SH “My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me. You my Lord have taken a great man from us; but he will always remain in our hearts. Deliver his soul upon your heavenly grounds with loving care." >r« J.H. Franklin To peak At B'klyn Center Tofessor John Hope Franlin,, will be tirman of the History Depart- nt of Brooklyn College, will Iver a Centennial Lecture Ser- titled “The First Century of ■edom”, under the auspicies Stuyvesant Community Center. » three lectures will be: Pro­ ms of Adjustment, Sunday, iuary 5, 1964, The Struggle for 1 Citizenship, Sunday, Janu- 19 and Unfinished Business, conducted at Bethany Methodist Church at 3:00 p.m. munity. Admission is free. Seats may be, Randolph A. Rankin. Executive reserved while they last, by sim- Member of Allied and Assistant pie request. Dr. Franklin recent-i^ p«ul Screvane, President of The Board of Directors of Stay ly returned from the University the City Council, reported on the of Cambridge, England, where success of their organization's voter registration drive. Allied he lectured as the Pitt Profes­ concentrated its efforts on 11 elec­ sor on American History and In­ stitutions. tion districts in the immadiata area of the club. The total regis­ tration from these districts was 890 new voters. The total for the entire 11th A.D. was 4780; 22 per cent of this total was concentrat­ ed In the 11 election districts where Allied concentrated its drive. iday, February’ 15. 1964. Theyjvesant Community Center, of ------------------------------------ —--------1 which Dr. Franklin is a mem­ ber, thought this series would uthor Speaks make a major contribution to the current activity for equality a- Oliver Killens, author- rnong ail Americans. A brilliant turer, screenwriter and world scholar, Dr. Franklin's books veler will speak at the meet- have dealt largely with the hls- - house of the Brooklyn So>£* ** \ *y for Ethical Culture. 53.Centw- The Staff and Board of the that lt ohn nerican Moral Crisis'. Mr. Killens is well known for ? novels, "Youngblood”, and Tien We Heard The Thunder”, mg with such screen plays as Mds Against Tomorrow”, “The ontgomery Story", and the teie- sion show, ".Alas, My Son”, *a_^Ted_Harry Belafonto. There will be an opportunity talk with Mr. Killens over P of coffee following the talk.i . , ™ the "The First Year of the Civil Rights Revolution.” As Dr. Franklin put it, “How many of our young people know of, the courageous struggle many of their fathers have made in the past? Do they know that of the courageous struggle many our current revolution is wilt * many who given their lives In an earlier /.American society which gave „ 'Hon much less protection under law J than this one does?” PQnapa professor Franklin Is noted as Dais guests Included Rev. Mil­ ler of Brooks Memorial Church. Rev. Featherstone of Incarnation Lutheran Chuch and Rev. - - Git- tens of Rush Temple, AME Zion Church. - ------------------ ----------------------------------- a historian and a speaker who has reached the heart of some of our most trying problems He Is known for the simplicity and the Integrity of his approach to current events. Students, schol­ ars, and the man on the street, have flocked to hear him speak. C,~el..Flushipgvt wflis eaker. Corona The Corona East Elmhurst oung Adult Countfl and the Cor- ta Congregational Church lay- an’a fellowship will hold a Joint eeting Dec. 13 at 7:30 P.M. ighlight of the 7:30 PJM. affair ill be a debate with tbe Black ««lfcng of Corona at the church, 0-18 34th Ave. Topic will be itegration vs. Separation. Dignified Service H.R. HURD, JR. FUNERAL HOME, INC. FUNERAL WRECTORS Maria Hurd Owens Paul B. Hemsley Emilio E. Owens -v Slocum 6-5777 10 Trey Ave. nr. Foltoo St. Brooktyn 13, N. T. YOUR GUIDE TO n-L. I. Church Services 1ST BAPTIST Council On Family Life Established A newly created Harlem Coun- t cil on Family Life was announc- i ed this week by Ijishop John J. Maguire, vicar general of the < 1 New York Archdiocese. •' The Harlem Council will inau- i gurate an intensive program of family life education and lay j leadership among the Negro , Catholics of the archdiocese. A ( marriage forum for the single men and women of the Harlem Community ia planned for the Spring of 1964. The members of this Council. 1 also announced by Bishop Ma- 1 guire, include Father Harold A. Salmon of Cardinal Hayes High School, Father Lawrence E. Lu­ cas of Resurrection Parish, Fa- 2nd Canaan Fashion Show The normally solemn atmos­ ATTINTIONI CHURCH and SINGING GROUPSI CHORAL ENSEMBLES! EASY TERMS! AS LITTLE AS phere of Second Canaan Baptist Church at Lenox Ave. and 111th St. will be temporarily changed to one of urbanity when eight lovelies model the latest in the fashion and hair style trends at 8:30 p.m. Friday. The show, sponsored by hair­ stylist Golden Brown, will include gospel singers and lyric soprano Gertrude Jackson as well as mo­ dels Dee Simmons, Arlene Come­ son, Ernestine Solomon, Marge Santiago, Roxanne Bil Gilbert, Eula Harper, Dorothea Daniels and Jacqueline Wellington. Master Choir Sings Sunday Months We call on your group, evening* Show now maiiriali, styles, high loshion colors A combinations Toko individual measurements Quote complete low price ACademy 2-7100 Newark Residents: Mitchell 2-3863 * Operators On Dirty 24 Hours SPRINGER ROBE Co. Advertised in EBONY Dr. Theodore R. Stent will di­ rect the Westminster Choir at its traditional candlelight concert at 8 p.m. Sunday at The Church of the Master, Morningside Ave. and 122nd St., it was announced this week. Portions of “Messiah,” com­ posed .by German musician I Georg Handel, will be performed', along with numerous Christmas I spirituals and carols. Appropriate Scripture pas-! sages will be read and. for the first time, the choir will sing a work of Catherine Davis. ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE FOR THOSE THAT BELIEVE! Unireraally knows througbeat tbe world in rr .15 out-landing Radio TV. illations (..r hi. wonderful work for Hemulty. *, Hrar him on Ihr following stations: In SI WSJK 4 MIK) Preaching the ifW,,’/. Deliverance of Humanity Teaching of a Living (iod. f ; MEET BISHOP J.B. LOVEJOY not ablr Io attend the Sperfal Service*. Ki.hnp I.ovejor ha* made tt possible for Thursday 4 Friday voil to vee him between 11 no AM 4 7 V M at the 1.1 ApostoHe (bor.h of Applied < hnst West 1 l .lh Mreet ,orner of .anil, «lh t.-nne f r fi.r'h-r inlormatlon ..ill Iti.hop lovey.. li.I a I’rjyrr. to bln* at AC 3-7JM Thanksgiving The congregation of New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church at 102 W. 144th St. was not unmindful of the real reason for Thanks­ giving. The members of the church, grateful that they could observe another Year of Grace led by their pastor, the Rev. ■'SL saKl -'JR* ‘ C Z ) m SPECIAL PRE CHRISTMAS MEETING BISHOP J. B. LOVEJOY IS COMING TOCB WAT DECEMBER 1Mb. LMJ AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE. 1M BELMONT AVENUE. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY, AT 1 P.M. SHARP RECEIVE BLESSINGS FOR CHRISTMAS — ALL WHO ENTER WILL RECEIVE THE LORO'S BLESSINGS. GREAT GOSPEL SPECTACULAR -A- PEWS, PULPITS, CHAIRS ★ COMMUNION TABLES ★ NEW OR USED ir FOR SALE OR RENT + HRMS HERCULES SEATING CO., INC 25 Park Piece, N.T.C BA 7-1742 WWRL Organ Contest HEAR THE FINALISTS ■ospect Park West, Brooklyn, was 0, special importance for *ion* . Hnit^ Sunday, December 15 at IT us to know the roots from which n. His topic wfll be, T h e this revolution has grown in this, ses,ion- ducted a brief political education ft) Brooklyn All Store. Brooklyn. N.T. 4S) other Special Great Stan ef "I'm Going Heme'' T« On tbe Right New'' (1) Victory AU Stars *1 Norfolk. Vlr- RadioT.T. «> J1.14 Donation at Doer Laila Long, Co • Executive Member and Executive Director of the New York City Coml*- SEE GREAT GOSPEL STARS IN PERSON — SEE THE GREAT BATTLE OP SONG (1) Bretber Dewey Yenag and Ibe (4) THrlne Traveller* et Rlrb- PlytM Ctowd* ef WasUagton. ».C. mead. Tlrgtela IEL BAPTIST CHURCH fen Street, Braeklyn 17, N. T. to Worahlp and go rail to Serve" «*. W. J. BALL. Paeter THIS SUNDAY i.M.—Rgr. P. T. Pniden iM—Church School i M^-Rev. W. i. Hall ’ M —Holy Communion. Alter Prayer UL s-assi •RINITY BAPTIST CHURCH y*. at (Mary St. Bklya. N. T. Tbemaa 8. Merton. Paeter Hre-Pre*. ef National Baptist tovaettoa. U. S. A. toe. THIS SUNDAY radar School lorntaf Worship .T.U. Community Center, B Franklin Am. )HN*S BAPTIST CHURCH ■bridge St. (Near Saratoga !»*.) Rrsektyv, If. Y. Artbnr Reed. Paeter and Peander THIS SUNDAY CORNERSTONE BAPTIST CHURCH Lewis A ream aid Madina Strait. Breebtya TBE BEVEBEND SANDY P. RAT • THIS SUNDAY 100 A.M.-CHURCH SCHOOL 11 00 A M.—MORNING WORSHIP 1:30 P.M.—FRIENDSHIP CLUB ANNIVERSARY 1:00 P M - CHRBTMAS RALLY CONCERT. dY THE YOUNO PEOPLES CHOIR On Fred Barr's "Gospel Time PRESBYTERIAN Votes mutt be received by Dec. 15 SILOAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JeNrrnn A Marcy Area. REY. DR. MILTON A. OALAMWON. Paeter THIS SUNDAY • 0:00 A M -WORSHIP SERVICE 0:40 A.M.-YOUNC, ADULTS CHURCH SCHOOL W 48 A .M.—CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A M -WORSHIP SERVICE Bniblyn. R. Y. METHODIST NEWMAN MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH 237 Macon Street (Near Threoyl M. Y. Braeklyn, REV. HENRY M. DEAS. PASTOR THIS SUNDAY 11:00 AM —"WHY THIS CHRISTMAS WILL RE MORE MEANINGFUL" 0:30 P M-VESPER - SPEAKER DR J. OSCAR LEE Tune in for the Finalists and Voting instructions Henry J. Watkins, shared their bounty with 75 needy families and treated an additional num­ ber to Thanksgiving dinner at the church. Christmas Now that Thanksgiving is gone the needy won’t be forgotten. They will be remembered, at least by the missionary Society of Abyssinian Baptist Church, 132 W. 138th St., which holds a recital Thursday evening of this week to raise money to supply Christmas baskets to the i needy at Yuletide. Dramatic reader Marjorie : Strickland and lyric soprano Jac­ queline Jolly will be featured, along with organist Howard T. Dodson. Mrs. Effie Bushell Is president of the society. One Year Gone The Rev. O. D. Dempsey marks his first anniversary at Upper i Park Avenue Baptist Church, Park Ave. and 125th St., on Dec. 15. Five days later, on Dec. 20, the church will have its annual fellowship supper at the church. At Rites Bishop Melvin L. Jones of Mt. Zion Holy Tabernaffo, a church of the Apostolic denomination, said he was the only Negro clergyman who took part in the Washington rites for the late President. Kennedy Memorial The works and deeds of the faithful living should serve as the most eloquent memorials to the faithful departed they honor, but since suggestions of tangible and inanimate memor- ! ials to the late John F. Kennedy ; are being made we, too, should i like to make a small one. Why not change the present i Lenox Terrace Place (stretching from 134th to 135th Streets, -be­ tween Lenox and Fifth Ave- nes) to John F. Kennedy Place, since it’s near the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Memorial Commun­ ity Center? Chanukah, the Jewish festival of lights, will be observed Sun­ day at morning worship rites at The Community Church, 40 G. 35th St. The church Is a non-sectarian, nondenominational parish which was founded in the belief that all the great religions preach the same thing—the oneness of God and the brotherhood of man. Advent Mass The Right Rev. Msgr. John P. McCaffrey, senior chaplain of the Correction Department, sang the dialogue Advent Mass at the Catholic Correction Of­ ficers* Association's services Sun­ day at St. Joseph's R. C. Church, 371 Sixth Ave. Bible Answers 1. Old Testament - Joshua 2. Old Testament • Elijah. 3. Old Testament • Moses. 4. New Testament . Jesus. 5. New Tegtemeut » Paul. In Memoriam CHURCH PAGE 12-14-63 IN MEMORIAMS CRICHLOW, ARTHUR HORATIO — la memory of our beloved son aod brother who departed this life December 6th, 1947. .... “Gone but not forgotten." lifother A Sister i N.Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Dec. 14, 1963 • S3 Prayer Of The Week Clergy Discusses Muslims —AVho is to blame for the growth of the Black Muslims and Mini- 1 ‘ ster Malcolm X? The hypothetical question was 1 explored Monday by Negro : clergymen of the Intdrdeuumtna- 1 tional Ministers Meeting of Greater New York and Vicinity ' at the Harlem YMCA, 180 W. 1 135th St., who arrived at differ- i ent, interesting but by no means 1 i definite conclusions. Newspapers, white and Negro, are responsible for the em­ ergence of the Black Muslims and the attention they and their i now suspended East Coast leader Malcom X are getting, I declared the Rev, Dr. C. Asa- pansa-Jbhnson, president of the Interdenominational Ministers. Blames Society Bishop Jafnes I. Clark thought differently. He said “the (discriminatory) pattern of the (American) society” is to blame because it has forced the Negro to try to “identify himself” and he has gone from one ism to another “trying to be everything but a Negro.” The Negro clergy Isn’t with­ out blame for their inadvertent assistance in aiding the growth of the Black Muslim organiza­ tion, the Rev. Albert Hammond o I Metropolitan Community Methodist Church suggested. the King of kings and the Lord of lords. Amen. Christian Science Themes Evolution The virgin birth of Christ Mary: "The Holy Ghost shaH Jesus will be explained in this come UP°Q thee, and the power »» -li ot the Highest shall overshadow cunx™-. n«*u j^ly Sunday s Bible Lesson at all thee; also Christian Science churches. thing which shall be born of thee Readings from the Bible will shall be called tbe Son of God” include the angel’s message to (Luke 1:35). Bible Quiz Miracles: Where? Who? 1. Falling of the walls of Jericho? 2. A man fed by ravens. 3. Dividing of the Red Sea. 4. Water turned to wine. 5. A viper’s bite made harmless. (See Answers Below) MORTICIANS May Wa Help When You Need Help Most1 Tel. AUdubon 3-3637 Paris Funeral Home LILLIAN PARIS WILLIAM J. GREENE, JR. 151 WEST I31sf STREET, NEW YORK 27, N. T. MODERN & MODERATE SERVICE WITHIN YOUR MEANS (Established By Granville O. Paris) UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS ECONOMY with Dignity 9. Bdw. W. Wainwright LICENSED UNDERTAKERS - d. Leslie B. Wainwright ral Manager and President KENSID UNDERTAKERS Ida B. Wainwright Treasurer ^9^^nWr1ffht AU 6-4290 162 WEST 136«ls STREET 30 YEARS AT HELM — Humbled by age, responsibility and gratitude, the Rev. Dr. O. Clay Maxwell Sr. accepts gift from Mrs. Margaret Evans on behalf of the congregation of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Len­ ox Ave, and 120th St., who honored its pastor at recent observances of his 30th ann- versary as spiritual leader. (McAdams Photo). Antioch Pentecostal Faith Church, 15 East 125th Street. 1 flight up, invites you to como and worship with u*. Services — Sunday 3:00 — P.M. Wednmday and Friday — 1:00 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME Prayer for the tick every service B. B. Williams, Pastor WE Connect With All Undertakers hi the United States Services In Local Churches Between 1 #6-167 Street* Rev. K. E. L. Hardmond, Paetor Church School » « A.M. Morning Worahlp U A.M. Evening • P.M. Wed. S P.M. Prayer and Bible Study Paator’a Period of Conenltotlona each evening Tnee.-Frt. 4-« no appointment needed Mr Eugene Ru»h at the Plano Mr. A. Higgins at tbe Organ MOUNT OLIVET Ml Lenox Ave. (Oor. 130th St.) Hr. O. Clay MaxweO a Lovelle A. Maxwell B.D. THIS SUNDAY SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School t:00 A M. < Worship 11:AO A M. and 7:» P M. BaptIM Training Union — l:» P.M. CONVENT AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH 4» W. 14Mb ST. (Corner af Convent Ave.) THIS SUNDAY OTHER SERVICES WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CHURCH of CHRIST 10S W. 130th ST., N Y. - HOWARD U. JOHNSON. SOMeUr . \ THIS SUNDAY 11:00 A M. —LORD’S DAY SCHOOL—11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P M -WOMBP .... WEDNESDAY, 4:00 P.M. — BIBLE CLAM ALL WELCOME MORAVIAN > *1 Fourth Moravian Church of Now York City ot City Tahoraado, 526 West 150th 91. (off Broadway) WORSHIP AND CHURCH SCHOOL — U:M A-M. THE REV. ROBERT W M. CUTHBERT. MINMTJER ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Phaao BI 9-6622 ? ' 5 1 COMMUNITY CHURCH 40 EAST 33th SI REET HANUKKAH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1963 DONALD S. HARRINGTON: "GOD AND FREWUM" a WQXR. 1SBO AM. SS.S EM. at 11.-07 A.M.) COMMUNITY FORUM ramunee Ju. Mb. DR. LAWRENCE L. QURGIN THIS SUNDAY FIRST A.M.E. ZION CHURCH TemyMaa and MeDeneegk M. Bieeklja, REY. W. O. CARRINGTON. Paetor THIS SUNDAY UNDAY SCHOOL UNDAY WORSHIP f, » 3# P.M 1:00 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL PRAYER MEarrrNO BIBLE CLAM 10:30 A M.—JUNIOR CHURCR 11:00 AM MORNING WORSHIP 1:30 P M —EXTENDED SUNDAY SCHOOL 0:00 P M -EVENING WORSHIP .Y COMMUNION, tar SUNDAY ■ - J • ■ " ■ W. T. 6 In loving memory of our beloved sister, SOPHRONIA MORSE TIIa.HMAN, Who passed away December 3, 1962 "Gone but certainly not fcr- gotteu.” Her brothers and sisters Attend the Church of Your Choice OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOUC CHURCH Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com