North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE EIGHTEEN . Du n n N ew s ! K MRS. M. r. C KOIVE DUNN Our communx- ■■ deeply suddened •* 'h> ;>!> • ■*' Rev. Andrew Mnc Mm to. !■ 1 passed on Wed. July 3 u ! ;nc ■ in Hospi*al in Durham His tu.xra! was held on Saturri;\\ Dunn Chapel Fret Will B u : Chu a with the Rev W ! 1 ator of thi Cap F< ’■ A" m r eance, delivering th Hu! ■ lit 1 meat was ;u Lilhngtnn S ! 1 u ' Is lington. Ryv M ’ • community and chuiri . v :n :> Bence and hard wo h i bur of year< be v.v . i'«. of the Harnett High d.v ■ ' V•• Teacher? Arson it ton ■ *'■■■' Assistant Se. ,etnr\ -■[ n-> H- : 1 Conference sident of the B . ' .u U:' Cru cn At the ■.- » M ' ■ psstoring ♦! * h v Lilingtrn Curb? Chan. Chapel at Coat?. - : T Grove He is niH'i v ed -.v E’ra M Vinter, ac: xvx- A. Clentis V. Whitaker, one r.-i iv! • Author!v A Mr Amo; • • re a sister Mt« Em tv.-. i; p®x and -tber r> • Funeral ll services The St John V •P' • ■hr id Hs annuel anniv: Sunday at 3:30 '•cienn Air. Lou.-s P” ding—Mrs Lit* v T>-*: the welcome adrir* - 1 ‘Theresa Mr Dour. - x ' ... . Duties of 30 U Dar.iei pi»- . to ! *0 1 • topic '• a Worship r ; " ciples Ch’i r, h '■ ser’-’ice d" ic the Men s ' iv freshmen tr- 1 ship Hail afrer t!v 1 A‘ the try-i-i" x Missions' > Go h Daniel pi‘•orbed an • 1 * iKonr Th F- • Christian V.'th God' T ■ choir wore th — ’ >-••• We cor.gratuif • r ‘ " ♦he opening of tht •’ n Home in I : . pood when one of ix ■ u r of luck. Tne folov. ■; . • Raleigh »V- ‘ht r Mr. and M v - H S I v. tui-- sr.d Harry Jr R'' •' 1 Codringtor- Mr Rhoades, Mr. Clin -n t ’ ar-d Mrs. McD; uiei Thurman Mr ■ Massey and Henry Jr.. Mr ;inn Ms. W. V. McKuitv 0, Mrs Hcnrv Me I Devene is vis:tine timorf Mr, Mr Bill Mtlr.f. friends m Lti he -to-. : Cagle I? in *'• - week visit ith . 1 ‘ Miss Delht Am. D ing the summer in V>-i.> • ;-i • and New Fork •• Lucky girl i> ii ' The fourth ■ t brought mary v«.to>s om 1 '' Air John H. Siru : .■ . ■ ; Martha T \-i ' ' Gh.m Mrs Chari- : Aim Pa and their rh;l ■■■•'■ 1 cf the Daffo’-ci- Mr John F D” • 1 Ohio, was -he ' ■■■ ' Ic-yr on E Divine Et Dr. find M>r ■' !' •' r : ron Donald. M Edent K. Satterwhitf of Jacks, n- . r ' ■ spent sor.iv tiiro with J' vhite Fair.A Mr and Mrr W. ! Campbell of Ha.ru 10 the Clinton Cr< •• ns Mr. and X ■■ F • Raleigh and Mi • B:-:y of 80-mn drop. . ■! ••• r. with Mr. and. Mrs I Drt • Pay is Mr: peferi.--. 1 ■ Fom Conn-- •tioi't ■■ >• ■•• ’ 1 Mrs Tommy my Jr Mr Choi' ; i ■ Mr and Mrs Pe'e '<!»: ssn 'MicV- . M v M- Mnnds =nd f Mr Ha- • -son H He"' T( >■ \ ■' Mr* Caliie Bo ■ i - ' • »«< R*> M. ■ as f.heir guo 1 • ‘he v Kfiitabeth Per,'’ Jamaica Plains H Air and i\i. • F; ■ ■ <■ • >! rhildien of B Mi Cox « i> i •’ ra Cox Mr. and Mr-. J. D • -d • and Miv, I,.mv McK--- Queen City Clo.-* All Work Gu? :••.:'■■ 1 ons-pa v ; t lit in Dunn, North 1 »rolin > ygmm-m* . - Toil Are Wrloon-;.- at , , j JOE DEW’S BARBER FlfOr Courts us. Efficient 1 • • j JOR N. ! t INTON AVI . Dunn. V ( *apvri!«-tr--wwww-- ■•*-***•• . RUTH LEE SHOP » Smart Apparel foi Prr-T :;' , Junto! A-, W.init'ii 300 EAST BROAD ! Dunn. N. C. 4jWaM*N*«,k—• «. k. ■ -.a **WT L BAER & sobs, \m. D ‘N 'Mwno psoiH 1. raj r.r.r- OSS ■#AV Uo|Wt!3 H)< J,M.3!MXm •! HI 33KVri.MV T ’3H.UIND;* I .au.pu j 9p Aj»Ut{(tJAt TJKf{ 3uup.o! v l Mog V kpoC'D Atr| ,*____** i __ _ . <ti iiMir ■ dvended the Union at .Faison. .Mr. end Mrs. Hamne Raynor of , w Jersey were visitors in Dunn, j j ftugier News H .MR • I'DU.Y C STOKES A ■-.•Mi..: Hiirnctt County was . ; nih.itn-ily grieved over the de ar: ur ■ i.: Hev A M Minter of l.i>.i'.:n. on .Jri;, 3rd. Rev Minter, a ■ i.iiliw ol W ilu and Harnett Coun ties. v. a.; storing Cults Chapel ; Church, Angior; Lillington Star. I ! •I'mrum; Coals Chapel. Coats; ' :■ r! Tiu-litnUoii Grove at the time ■ • ht« gc;h. He was a prominent ' iy known ana popular minister. 1.. ■ i,. husband r> f Mr*. Eva • ; no father of Mrs. len- , : -:ro ■ Whitaker of Dunn. He s\ as president of the Raleigh j Di.-r ri F>--e Will Union, assist- | 0 f r i)f > w ; ll Con- : i ierutce and' chairman of the. Pro- i ' gram Committee. Funeral sites were held *t j ■ Dunn s Chanel S?.*tirday evening • tv.. Euloso' was delivered by Rev. | . -V. f. Cox. mod--aim of the Free j . will Conierencs. i ri-u Rsiergn Oismiii Coovrntlon, j ’ Th.wnas J. 'Vnurvc. pr-siding : , r t? , v <\ d Carson General ! ‘•unrnntendet;. Rev C R White, j ! ,„ r (-.evened a» Odar Grove ; ! July 3, 4. S- Th:- ' -as a ..|-iii'*idid '.-oiirenttor. : 1 w hich included Bible School work j .;. rr n| .,j ;ni>- resting discussions j! pFor Marriage and Homd ms , I The np.-i.m? message was de- , ’ - . a by Rev T L. Parson, pss- j jj. ' n f Ks« Temple. Henderson. : c , turnisbed bv the Con- J ' . , consisting of dole- j J f .; {,...„ \• . mis chuicht-p Holy ; Cor-'mnnioo was admio stcred by j .... hnu »lde.r and Rc-' »’• D : 1 i , v> .,. ~ r mormon was deliv- J ~. r i bv K‘. v J A McKinnon I'ol- | ; i.j a hospitable welcome ,1 . ■ j .-10;of the de- ; w-il.-c." -.y. .0 -,'v dc on Thuiuday . , , proceeding the Bible , ; School sc-sion- Tnursday morning's message was . r--h ipj-cd by Rf' v ’ J. W. Rcdfcrn. , : , of me Franklin ton Circuit, j rfjscussli-ns were con- ; • Rev A. U Spaulding, pas- j ~< r n r tne. Harrington Circuit, de- j .v.-i-i ri ihc educational acrmori on j •r--.»-night accompanied, by j I; s r , ~,; H>- theme-: I.carn of Mo. ' ■ I'r-ipiv. -r.ed that only if j h3 vr r,.-d jn our lives can we ceie- . u, nt n a 4th cf. July in peace, to ■ .... "h that Christ, must be in out . . -ooention well as in the home j , . 11( -h U ■ have the Aw -- j : , .3 ve hope to have Christ must he . ,'/ f..'’. ; ,{f nn Man by himself ; j ‘-Vnnot build alone, he must have ; i God in his life- . i . \y v, steek delivered t.ne 1 noonday message on Friday. T'-.- •’..■vi Church School Cnnven- J •, ■r.n will convene at Mi. Mciiiah. . -pi-.o \V:.II-,•in':; Heme and I-om iuli j vuss-onarv Soceity hold the after- i ,„,.n <. ..sion Mi's Eva B Young, j mirtress of ceremony ; t.ivlcsates of the various j chi’ch'": i-vr.deicd the essay con- | ' 0 n Fi .day night; the theme: • i The Yo-.u.h: Il'-ponsibiiitv in The | ; % v;. s Kind P. Williams, j . ; , )r The i.-i piace winner Mrs. i ' ! i: vul Cameron of Cedar Grove, | . B CA'. n of Rush Memo ] nel Ihd Civclia Dec of St. j ■ f.u!:<: T;v- clnk-r-c mosrage vas deliv-. (>5 ,-fi he S-: :. r ,\l 1 bet B Gary Phil- | : r .smr of Craw Chapel- Sub- . . ~ Convinced Christians, one who j • 1 j,;,. aoc.-plvd Christ, sure of God 1 i and him'-rlf -a Christian A con- ; • cited Chiisiien. one who lets the ; rrf r.hd run through and : thH-igh. You can gamble with J v , vvnrrJl.v possession* but you . j k snnot j:in-ible -.vith your soul Ti-p CmV' nunn vus instituted by ; 1 1.1 ill .' fi: '■! : ;i-t y ' • ■ r. Tv; or, of the. Sanford \ it,-I*-;***. Pm i. B Russell, San- i id D ■ ' -b.., r> w. I, Me In- I ■ , . .1 Di 1. Rev F. F l-.n :r', :'k iJ: ’• id: Rev C. R j ' Cokmai: Fayi Uevilie District;! , Tb Rev .1 Van Cotlcrfg-.\ | ■ f ilor of the Church School Hcr ’ : ..Id. CharP-lU'. N. C. Toe deli elites rrprcßentiriß the : HoPy 0,,.,-inj: Circuit wore Barbara l Dean ; tol.ea of Williams Chapel, : t Ui Me’vart. oi V-iiliams Cha 'p: 1 .-i/i Kathleen Davis. Bethci ham. vi -i rmis Mr : N-,,, Hargrove and daugh -1 ■)'• i.i,:,-' Ann Hu grove of Fa |i yoHovillo. . Ms Ann ■ T dlon nnd Mr... R«sa \ • Till tu'v most.? of Mrs. Polly ■ |! Stokes Sunday. ■ Mr Avon Bo Hen tine and wife s Mi fuel la Ballentlno art: visiting v ■ t 1. moth' , Mrs Gophornie Biilen -I:tie* They are veiling fiom Now !«" Yot Mi? Ruby Ko,. Austin and fam ily war B”c Is of Mr. and Mrs. Ib.dolph < ills Sunday. Mrs. Aus 1m acl farr.Uy are of Durham. N.C. kb - Lot Rynis Bcrrinr.ton of N. V Is sp ding t.nc -.* cck with her t inode r Mi- M.irv Mntthews Creensboro HV HRS, in J A DILI I. GREENSBORO The Lady? Fa >.->• 1 «.?ive Club of East White ly.'ik Community met at the home 1 "! Mi:.: Helen McDaniel July 7. . >li •; J ib.. Duke, Piesirtent. was ,:i e. •,i . of the meeting. Plans vert *•, jr! to ha*T a hey vide the Ji'th of .)u : Miss McDaniel served j rcfa'oshiri^fii# Revival wbl begin July M al the . F-.si VVhi ; Ooak Baptist. Church. ■ v u. J Westbrook of Gethse -1 rule Baptist Church of Greens ‘ iioro will be the Evangelist Mix Cora Cadricl spent the 4th : of .July in Charlotte, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hartifott spent, the 4th in | Salisbury Mr and Mrs. George Er l',-- of Bro->kiyn N. Y. were the j git' "i ■■ of Mr end Mrs. Fred Hai ti- Rush Memorial 1 i Church News BY MRS. ANNIE H THOKPE We have just returned from our j Church School Convention which ; convened at Cedar Grove A ME, Zion Church. Buie’s Creek. Wt can report one of the finest, to be held in the Raleigh District. Quite a few propie attended both the Church School and 11 o'clock ser vices on Sunday, eager to hear the reports from the delegates. The 11 o’clock service began with the pro cessional. Holy. Holy. We regular ly kneel at the altar for out pray er of consecration. On entering the choir loft the doxology. "Praise | God," etc, was sung. Then the | pastoral prayer and choral r o - i I r-ponse means that -a e art: ready 1 ; *o receive the gospel with pvo • found interest Our Ist hymn No. j : 410 "According to thy gracious | : word" was sung lined by our pas- j j tor. Rev. W. D. Carson. The re- | j sponsive reading was l or the 23tb ! ! Sunday. "The law of Christ ! i Scripture lesson was then read by j ’ our pastor from St. Luke's gospel j I the 23rd chapter comprising 20 j i verses The soul-stirring nraym j ; was offered by Bro. Neil Sanders, j i and On Olive Brow' was sang j ; while she congi eeation medit wd • : devoutly Aftei the singing of the I j spiritual "Just a Closer Walk' the ; • minister chose his text from the | saitt' scripture rend. St Luke 23: I 34 "Then said Jesus. Father fur. | j ive litem, for they know not. what j ! they do Theme: "The Necessity of , ! Prayer" Tire minister began by I | saying the we should pray a* all ' | times because when we fail to : I pray our spiritual strength fails i j and our determination becomes j • weaker. The following points 'vere ’ \ then discussed 1 Christ Prayed, j 1 (,-:i He had an objective; 2. He ; : prayed for His enemies: 3 He in- i ! tereeded for them: He realized i ! man's ignorance to God’s grace and | 1 ’Jessing: r They were ignorant of ; : what God was doing for them; <? 1 : Man should not pray for hintsolf ! clone but for his enemies as well, j 1 This was again one of those now- , orful messages a* is customary for : : Rev. Carson to deliver. At the - ; tiirtg service the minister again ! i chose hi- discourse from St Luke's ; gospel. S' Luke 16:1; then'-e. "The J ; Eternal Memory." Again we w<—<-. • privleged to witness a real gospel j ' message We are again extending I you an invitation to visit one <•! eiu services on Sunday P’^amkatte RHAMKATTF - Service ■ • i eondueted at St John A M K I ; Zion Chureh Sunday morning. Jit • ; iy 7. at 11:4a with the p?stor. Rev. i K. F, Wot thy. in charge. The Bible I School held Us pxctrtf"* Sunday : we nine under the supervision of ! : i.otite Debman and Mrs. Rosa Hunt The teach- rs were Miss Elsie Mae Glenn. Mir? Mary Helen Ray Mt«« ; 1 Mrs. Louist Dr-bnarc. and Mrs Rn- ; | sa Hunt Harden. Mis? Peggie 'Ann Mirr.s j Mis? Nan "v Scott The exercise ; ! vise each group presented war very : j great and was enjoyed by all Night services began at 7.30 j with the pastor in charge Hi? text ’ ! ".-as taken from the 24th chapter ; ; of Revelation We were very happy to have the I ; Mowing vi- itors in wor?!v-- . the : ] evening services: Mr. Virgil ( Rax J from Providence Baptist Church. * ; Providence. N. C . and Mr- ;-au;i- • triers from Raleigh y i The Rev Sister M uo-rt Glenn t j was guest speaker at St James A. M. F. Z Church Sunday even• ! ing. July 7. at 3 pm. for the W <■ ■ , men's Missionary. L&DY Os LEISURE I Ac tions speak louder than word? when an automatic electric dish washer cuts dishwashing time in j j half and eliminates dishpan hands < caused by scalding soapy water Dishwashers which wash and dry dishes to true cleanliness give the housewife time to be a lady of leisure. It enables her to enjoy her family or take up new hobbies such as gardening, sewing or decorating. Extra ( hours gained also give her time to do other household tasks. ) In a 30-day study bv Ohio State University com pat ing dishwash ing habits of women who < -d dishwasher* versus those who dul not,, it. was discovered that; 1. The bacterial count, on plates i and other utensils were signi ficantly lower for those washed by dishwasher then Utoso - washed by band. Women who own and use dishwashers he. b; ve tills helps cut down colds j and Infections and, of course, j i doctor bide. 2. The test alno revealed that dishwashing time was cut ap-*- , proximately in half The aver age woman spends more than ■ eight horns a week clearing-up and washing dishes. A savings ! of four hours a week means i she feels less tiled, and t: able . lo enjoy herself more 3. Another impoitant feature in | tii e decrease in breakage, i Breakage of dishes during the’ j hand-washing teat amounted to approximately XI pieces with a dishwasher this was ; virtually eliminated. ' j Today, Mrs. America can he a - : lady of leisure with wall-k-nt 5 j hands and nail? when she had ■ j that relatively inexpensive ;ier ; vant., the electric dishwasher, do i I the dishwashing chores ->HS day?. | THE CAROLINIAN — U.S.—Bulwark cf Freedom »■ » i.mpi.j i mim, :■ ii-m min mimii 1,, in M , , ~ BIRTHDAY OS 1 ' A FREE NATION a? the Declaration of Indc -end* ence was presented to Congress in 1776, Contrary : .o pop;.] dr h-ties. this historic document was not signed by Congress on July 41 h In stead, the Act by which the original 13 state; broke colonial alle giance to Great Britain was approved by Congress July 2, proclaimed on July 4th. and signed at various times up to Nov. 4. .-f: X ! -a X ms SYMBOL OF HUMAN ... O l fHGHTS find frendom, xhn ['vSx ; T'u-x'.y FJberty 801 lin Independ r ; cncc- Hall :-.uvru( fit eve,-V ? ~ . 7 ic• tiv i nnd :ni"e > .. .. of l: :< pi r if-:: - : X ,f ' ■ ' '* .4 :. ' •" - 4.' y g'" V P'V j X >sr , ■ .. ; ’ Bifmiriitr; tu (tr«x: viN *,,, ■■ s T'-v-y&::. Indroend. nce Hill, rhil.M.i. Imtin, *3 wharc O-m'.ncp' O nr, - ‘r>v jft £ and proclaimed, Wasb-uiUon an- I painted Commmdet - - -Cli; f. and r> t ? Sx" ' J U. S Constitm .on fn.mrd. -'?»••- «*? ■ a t < ' ill 4r rt> i.v?%M;. ; F v rv l - -■ - ■ ■ -*" i s:■; ;- - s . - ** 4 xa-y r*'^ r “ r '' > V s ' : - • . /'j. "'vV'' !' ii, i..,.--:;:,x , 3 ' V T • W', • 1 ' ' v 1 h, 4 X. ‘ i Rtiß N XTION'S CAPITOL, v v rri from Pni!kße3ph;a to berk; f t tin* Polemic lit ISO!’, today i? -,v, -;r- ; norve center of a great tountry. and the hour of fronct un-lfwing pc*opU evcr/wherc. The .'apitol r,-. - sp: ■ -i,; ro huJ'itng?, monur-writs, jv< :ru and 7.u00 ai .. u. iu i■ • ... ■ ;-iiu p, t-u -uov.'i: i a miliar #:i,gh's to X: .--.‘J W.-i-Jurpt-n visitors. Easy and Elegant Summer Specialty P' ' aw a' f vsnY-Ff -- - £ -r & £''■ ••"- -’• . p Txc--' " F w - ■ . x, - ,* X ■■ < >v . SSK Wki- ' vk ■ ship V' l Wll iCi I §i«f i # v ‘-fM ' v..-; " ,* y-' - -.3T-: ■ Kv -Wf*" 4## ' . 4 1 v , .ix-vtWyy fe- V „ , . .- X Testn jewel-like cubes of cbm ry-flevo/i'd gelatin with chilled coconut cream pudding—mnue v-b pudding rux of com?:'—--id bf-'hc?d Cherry Corovvt, I'nrf,, ■ ' }•-. :,o f ; •,■!:( u, p’" to prepare with f-: d rm.-.-x, tXu c '■ .: a m w : . : , - . with ease this refreshi/itr treat. < •’(terry Goconut D-.u ' xt 1 ch'. - .' .v.v. •; ge’at:n puil.iin/ iimi . Jf-" I cup hot water mix 1 cup cold v,-aloi 2-1/2 cu r." milk Dissolve gelatin in hot miter. Add c -id water. Pour into -..hr. I tow p.v’ arid chili until th • Combine pudding rntx and mil': iv a- u-, -:-in. Coot. , ; ; , p medium heat untirmixture emm- to */i 1 Li,,;, i: . 1 our into t:otv,, j J,i avoid surf ■-e p;-. . waxcct v ■ ; - on surface of hot pudding.) tlh;|l. Cut J' f- r, gf-ifttin in , 3-:d fl’T rbot or I',; f j:! r}h ■■ ? ■ |,o full. Cover with rhuiua nudams- and garni:- h with an' ad.mif.npl gelatin cube and mint ]i -ji, nd. g v - in ._. s _ For creamier pudding, beat, thilled pudding siov. lv with a rotary egg beater. ' * ©#;■#' W§o. j ’“‘Jr ' v, % 4-- / U "G- V " . ' ' \y.-. ; . ...,.. I -y/T • | -'x-- ■ #i• w . ' r r ,„ . - m P I* i- MKri 1 . • I",*s . * :fm. -.2 Mx”’ ' -. fc-,/ ® COLI,K GE-BO * JVO ?—hot liters of the 7.4« b tuf»o<ry Otmricn to Hawaii inf created irt higher education aftei dbeharge hst*e ah the facte at hand. Prteate ft-i.t €hm Ohiirles Baltey of ChaHcsten, S’- c., mall clerk (test). am* Speelaftat ThJrJ Ctar.s Ckerge n B.?d -cllde Jr. of M/tco», G.i„ adrl to the mouotin* pile of rats.lofc.e4. Gnillenl Glut; Notes BY MBS. E. M GILREATH t I*. O. Box 221 -- Guilford .V CAR RACE , GUILFORD The Car Race rponsorcd by Persimmon Grove A. M F, Church came to a close last : Sunday 'ignt with Mr, Lornie ] Cathey winning the dream Cadillac by reporting the highest amount, of money which totaled $160.00. i Mr Carl Judd was the runner-up i tv. h $105.00 A total of $879.60 was t \ torted by all captains and their w irk’-rs. AP makes of ears were ; r v.intf at the Cadillac which is the ( ' .ifhes 1 priced car. Rev. F. D Ful- • .*r, choir and Ushers of the Rey j aids Chr.pel Baptist Church ren- , : lrred the service for this rally and j I was a very impressive service. | i noth spiritually and financially. ; I Mrs. Lucille Raleigh war chair- ■ man of this drive and Rev. M I. | Johnson w. parlor of the church. UAH* b BOARD MEETING j 'The ushers of Reynolds Chapel j , ; Baptist Church met at the home j |of Mrs E M Gilreath Monday j ! night. July Ist for their monthly 1 ! meeting. The business was presld- i ■ cd over by the president. Mr. H. j i f M Maxwell. After hearing the de- j ‘ ’ceates report from the convention i; (•he'd in Oihennvillr recently a j brief ushering session was held tor i ! t.henew members present This : j proved neipfu! to old as well as | i 'he new members present This : j to the following members. Mr. and ! j hostess ss>-ved jea cream and cake ; j Mrs, J. Harris. Mrs. F. D Fuller 1 j Mrs Lillie Hutton, Mrs Vera Wad- I iv>H and AT ss Geneva Alston MISSION \!SV MEETING Missionary meeting was held j : Tuesday evening at. the home of j i"■ r r and Airs, TUnm Alston with > Miss Geneva Alston hostess A re- ! i port from the sth Sunday Guar- : I tpr'y meoiing of the Women « Aux- j ! 'b uy of the High Point. A«son;;- \ lion was made by the president I | Mr? Gilreath Thanks to all the ! | 'tidies for the wonderful dinner i j prepared for the guest ladies was j also e.vnvm-sed by the president i : The Bible Usson for the evening 1 ! was found in Proverb 6ih Chen- ; | l.er. Tins lesson was discussed by • i Mafic Temple Church Hews UY MRS. JOSEPHINE TERRELL j Communion of our Lord and ; • Savior Jesus Christ was held at j I this church Sunday morning. July i i 7. with the music furnished by the 1 j senior choir The altar was draped j I m ail white, the choir in white 1 robes, and the pulpit flanked with 1 beautiful long stemmed white gla- : diolas. Our Sunday School was a’ its • Fayetteville St ; Baptist Church Hl* MRS. R VV JUDKINS : Our Church School opened at. j 9:30 with Mr. leather Hunter : j presiding and Mrs. Lula Bass in j charge of the Beginners and Pn- j raary Department. The morning worship service 1 darted at 11:00 o'clock with the. . wiior choir singing their open-; jv.g hymn. "I Am A Soldier of the C.tss.” Rev. J. E Marks mid the; sculpture taken from the loth { Chi 'Per of Exodus. Prayer by Rev. J. H Thornas. O pastor, Rev. J W. .Tones. 1 spok- or. a very interesting sub- I . God Will Fight Your Bat tle." rich was uplifting io a full I I house j At 7P. M. Communion Sen-ice j | vas he 11 with our pa?tor in' I charge, '"his is always one of the! most touching services to be held! which represents the Blood and the Body. Sunday, July 14th. at 1. o'clock.! dinner will be served in the din-! pry hall of the Raleigh Safety 1 | Club 713 Branch Eipeet ! Following the dinner, out pas- j I tor. Rev. J W. Jones will crle- I brate his’ 2Hth Anniversary with ! ! the Fayetteville Street Baptist ; ! Church end its congregation, at I 3 00 P. M. Rev. Charles B Hinton of Rich- ; i mond Virginia, hir- choir and con- : j i’iovation will be present to make! I ihr Anniversary a success Rev. ! Hinton is the pastor of the Sev enth Street Triumphant Baptist ; Church In Richmond and will be; | the guest speaker for the occasion 1 j The public is invited bfrakmt $ f BOURBON Whiskev rrtoMi oimwo company *V lAWttNCCt'JR!), MM V UCICY WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JULY 13, 1957 the 1,- n i eujoyed by all pre sen' •- < .egatc and represent hc the Woman's Conven tion was Jso cleared, up at this meeting. The hostess served a ve ry tasty repast to all those present, CITY MISSIONARY UNION The Missionary Union of Greens boro and Guilford County will meet Sunday, July 14 at Reynolds Chapel Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to bo present. Mrs. Elvira Guy. President. Mrs. Corrie Gilmer, Secretary. SUNDAY S< HOOL CONVENTION Th.' Sunday School Convention of the A M E Z. Church mr-t last week a t Turners Chapel A. M. E Church in Florence- A large number of bovs and girls were in 'tendance at this Convention. VISITORS A large number of out-of-town people visued relatives and friends during the week of July 4th Your report* r caught a glimpse of the fellow big; Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Millikan of Newark. N. J . Mr..and Mrs Ralph Gilreath Miss Loreatta Gilreath. Mirs Mildred Hutton and Rudy Hutt ui of Springfield. Mass . Mr and Mr?. William Fogle of V7 titer bury. Conn.. Mr. Cicero Gil rr.ath and children of Pittsburg. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jessup of Har iisburg. Pa., Mrs. Allie Chavis of New York City. Mrs Magdalene Smith. Mi Willie Smith, Mrs. Druse ilia Franklin and Mrs Cee -rio Parker of Roanoke, Va. We trust they all had an enjoyable time while at. home. Robert Rel iant of Ne-.vark is spending the rummer with his father SICK AND SHUT-INS The following persons are sick •v home and in the hospital A nice card "ill he in them to know tr- J whip they are ili you are thinking <■>? them Mr Nellie Cooper Mrs Em ma Minor Mrs Mary S. pp at home in trie hospital, Mrs. Mabel Albright. Mrs Pearl me H -drich, Mrs Mary Boyd and Miss Gayrclle Jessup V-’e wish for all a speedy Rye now, see you soon recovery. hist with Mr C. Haywood, super intendent, presiding. The lesson was enjoyed by nil. Just before the sermon the choir sang When My Load Gets Lighter " The subject was found in Luke 24:6. "He is not here; where is he? The sermon was very spirited and helpful. This sermon featured the arrest, trial curcifixion, burial, re surrection and the ascension of Christ After the sermon the choir sang -Oh Why Not Tonight?" After this, song the communion was served by the pastor and dea fens Rev. Brooks read the scrip ture. Da con Hinton prayed over the communion while Rev Book er brok etbe bread and blessed the wine Deacons Whitley and Mc- Bride served wine while Deacons Hinton and. Evans served bread While we were joining hands of ; fellowship. "Amazing Grace” was 'ling in the old time way Ail vi- Gtms wif acknowledged by the pastor. Among our visitors were Mi Dallas Leach of New Jersey. : formerly of Raleigh He is a for j mcr Deacon of this church We ■ were glad to have him Let us not forget our sick and , shut-in: Mrs, Estella Pulley, Miss ; Lena Fur-, Miss Lena Hays, Mrs Dola Haywood, Miss Mildred Al i ion, Mrs. Lawson and others May ! God richly bless you all. Mr. and Mrs Wm. T. Patterson, Nr., of 603 E. Cabarrus St. are vi siting their daughters and son-in law, Mr and Mrs Preston L Da* 1 vis tnri Mis? Hannah Patterson of ! E Orange, N. J Mr and Mrs Patterson, Sr were ! accompanied bv (heir daughter, i Mrs Mary Alston of 417 1-2 S. | Haywood V. Mrs. Martha Massrnburg of 419 ! S Haywood St celebrated her birthday and *he now ha? as her house guest". Mr. and Mrs Otis Taylor, Mr and Mrs Sam Morgan ; arid grand-daughter. Miss Martha • Cannady | Mr and Mrs James Simmons of A State Si have a? their house guest their daughter from Hartford. j Conn North Carolina farmers are ad viced in watch their cotton fields j carefully for outbreaks of boll i weevils College seniors preparing to teach end teachers applying for I position- :r school systems which I . neovirage or require applicant? to . übmil iheir score? on the National Cary News BY MISS. MAE N. HOPSON CARY—Sunday was reglar ser vice day a' the Congregational Christian Church, The guest speakei was Re’.’. Davis of Clay ton. Visiters are always welcome On Sunday afternoon the Daugh ters of Fidelity Tent Sisters held their G2nd anniversary at the Con gregational Christian Church. The guest spesKer was The Rev J. M. Burrell, pastor of the church Rev. Burrell’s text was from Prov.. 13:h chapter, third verse. 4 The eyes of the Lord are in every place" Theme: "God's Watching You ’ Music was rendered by the All- Girl Chorus of this community and i the Little Lee Girls of New York Visiting T. it? were from Apex. Varina. Durham and JDthod. PERSONALS Mr and Mrs. Carry David of Nc" Yoik have returned horn* af i ter spending their vacation with | Mrs David ? mother, Mrs Lottie Mason, East Walnut St Mrs Es'ella W Burveli Airs Grace W Jones, and Mr. Harold White motored to Rocky Point last Sunday to visit Mrs Burwell's brother and sister-in-law, Rev and Mr; George White and other rel atives. I The Connie Reaves family has j as guests at their home. Mr and Mrs. Ira McMiliian of Florida. ;Mr and Mrs. Luctotis McMiliian | .nd children of New York, N Y. and Mr. James McMiliian of Forts - ! mouth. Va Little Mss DeVonna Braydom. of New York i? spending the sum- I mer with her grandparents. Mr. i and Mr? Will Wood? of 301 East ! Walnut St Miss Annie Laura Patterson has [ returned home alter spending two 1 weeks with her punt and uncle-in i’ Law. Mr and Mr? Percell Brown Portsmouth Va. A THOUGHT The Church calls ?ou *o her i heart She ark; my service and my I loyalty She has » right to ask An ! Yvvpr Hor Cyll. Shop Wake Forest BONUS MONEY STORES! i _ MBS »M if - J.TT IT -- , „T --HOLLOWELL’S CASH FOOD STORE ' Good Things to Eat ' 203 ROOSEVELI AVENUE Wake Forest NORTH CAROLINA j cucm. .— u. r...nx-crc-y.;w,''rm.'.—rji, naj l j Announcing . . . T ’E OPENING OF mm fives SHOE SERVICE . i , I "W- FH 'em Right” j Cor White & Roosevelt Ave.. |! Wake Forest, N, C, 1 1 ; BOX *n '■ -- - m. 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