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Raleigh, N. C.
DEPARTING PASTOR HONORED The R"v. I. H. Clanton, Raleigh, pa Mur of the First Baptisl
Church. Clinton, is shown above during a recent, testimonial, sparked by his resignation from »h«> rhun-h
in acrepf a religious position with (he State Prisons Department. Dr. W. F Merrill, right, is presenting In
Rev. Clanton, left, a silver tray with members of the Arrangements Commit ter looking on The Rev.
Clanton received a high tribute from the church for distinguished service during his pastorate.
Raleigh ’s Rev. J. H, Clanton:
Clinton's First Baptist Church
Honors Its Departing Minister
CLINTON - The First. Baptist
Church of Clinton honored its pas
tor Reverend J H. Clanton of Ra
leigh, North Carolina for distin
guished service during his pastor
ale last Sunday at the Regular
morning worship hour by present
ing him a large engraved silver
toy. In his address of apreciatton.
! Mr. Carter .tones. Assistant County
i Agenl and deacon of the church
I na'd Re v. Clanton a glowing trib-
I ute
He said that the church has made
I remeivions progress both spiritual
| ly and physically during the almost
I ihree y* irs of service as leader of
j inc psrrish. Mr. Jones further slat
j ed that not only has the enrollment
! of the church increased with new
baptized members, but the church
has experienced intelligent leader- j
ship and a high type of worship j
service
Mr. .Jones' address was aug
mented many times with cho
ruses fit '‘amen'’ renting from
the congregation He admonish*
j od the membership to continue
this high type of worship ser
vice that will add daily to the
I church such that should be sav
ed.
Brother James Eczcll, Sr., Chsir
] man of tne Trustee Board was in
i charge of the morning service who
! fittingly presented each phase of
! the program that was geared to the
| wonderful tributes paid to a d'-na-
I mic leader. All the choirs of the
! church paid homage by taking ac
| ive part in the worship program.
! Os. %V E Vl'erirtt, local dentist and
; membei of the Trustee Board and
j member of the arrangement com
! minor, presented to the Reverend l
i .1 H. Clanton, on behalf of the en
tire church a heautiful silver tray
I Dr. Merritt told of the -wonderful
j spirit of cooperation on the part of
’ he arrangement committee and the
entire church. The morning serv
ices fittingly closed with a grand
recessional by all the choirs loin
j-d by the pastor and Brother
Frank Faison, chairman of the dea
: con board. A soul-reaching prayer
I and benediction was given by Rev-
I crend Clanton.
A testimonial service wu
held at three o'clock. Dr. D .1.
■ Santonins, a member of the
Presbyterian Church paid a
high tribute to the leadership
| of Reverend Clanton. He spoke
I for the community. Other test I
| menials were given by Mr
; Frank Faison on behalf of the
church. Mrs. Katie Herring on
behalf of the Missionary Circle
and Daughters of Zion, Mr. Ed
ward Faison for the Sunday
School and Baptist Training Un
ion Remarks were made by
Reverend .t. W. Warren. Pastor
of the Sandy Grove Baptist
I Church of Lumberton where
Reverend Clanton gave mvnv
years of fruitful service and
i Deacon Spesis of the same
church.
A sermon was preached by Rev.
O 1 Sherrill Er< eut.ivc- Secretary
of the Baptist Stale Convention
i Reverend Sherrill congratulated the
j church in calling Reverend Clan-
I ton feu* its leader avid for the fine
Daughters Os
I Isis Reelect
Hat’! Officers
CHICAGO (ANP)—At a busino**
meeting held during tfreir 47tb an
nual convention, the Daughters of
Isir, sister auxiliary to the Shrin*
evs. re-elected the following Im
perial officers:
Ercelle Harmon Moore, eortv
mandress, Alberta D. Parker, dep
uty conirosndress: WilheJir.ina L.
Means, first lieutenant command
res*;; Flira M. Coleman, second
lieutenant commandress; Mildred
F Wells, high priestess; Gladys W,
Dixon, oriental guide- Beulah L.
McKay, treasurer; Ruth Flood, r«-
cordress,
Goldte Hargett, first ceremonial
! daughter: Mary C, Johnson, second
ceremonial daughter; Lucille T.
Williams, inside spy, Josephine V.
Biown. outside spy; Isabelle F Hy
dcr, recordress: Thelma M. Corbin,
! marshall; Margaret W. Goodman.
I assistant marshall,
Anita G. Adams, asssitant, mar
j shall; Thelma Gordon, assistant
: marshal'; Viola M. Perry, director
iof arts and crafts: Lynete Dyee.
deputy director of arts and crafts;
I Mary P Penick, business manager
of arts and crafts: Wilda M. Coates,
director of exhibits, arts and craft#:
Helene Tvl Holman, director of mu
etc
Louise S Jones publicist: Mary
A Lee, director of the stamp com
| mittee, Heda A Watkins, director
of tran'-.’Oitation.
■T"ho «,* T-i- I
I their six day meeting last Saturday. I
cooperation the church bar. given <
its paster. He asio admonished the [
church for calling another pastor j
before the terminating date of the I
resigning pastor. This he said, is ae j
it should be. The church, he said |
further stated, goes backward ;
when it waits so long to call a pas
tor. . .
Mr. Dudley Mathis paid a high |
tribute by singing a tequest gelec- I
tion, "God Understands. ’
Reverend Clanton was recently j
appointed in the new position as !
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