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Russell Memorial to Observe
Women's Day Sunday, May 25
The Russell Memorial CME
Church, pastored by Rev.
Charles L. Helton, will present
its Annual Women's Day ser
vices Sunday, May 25 at 11:00
a.m., 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
respectively.
Rev. Mrs. Mary D. Wfcymon
of Tryon will be the guest
minister at the 11:00 a.m. ser
vice. Rev. Waynon is pastoring
Russell Tabernacle and Forest
Chapel CME Churches of Spin
dale. She attended public
schools in Spartanburg, South
Carolina and Bible School in
Philadelphia, Penn. Rev. 'Vay
'ion is the mother of famous
Nina Si'none, vocalist, pianist
and composer of international
fame.
Nannie Leonard Ste
wart of the Mt. Vernon Htp
tist Church will be the guest
sneaker at 3:00 p.m. servic?
Mrs. Stewart received her BS
Degree from State College,
'•Vinston-Salem, M.A. Degree
North Carolina College at Dur
lam and has done further stu
dy at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and
Columbia University at New
York City.
Mrs. Stewart has taught
Union Christian Bible Institute
To Give 2 Honorary Degrees
Two men will receive honor
ary degrees from Union Chris
tian Bible Institute during com
mencement exercises May 25th.
The two men are Rev. P. R.
Cousin, the commencement
speaker, and Rev. J. W. Barnes,
Senior advisor and treasurer of
the Institute.
Rev. Cousin is the pastor of
the St. Joseph A.M.E., Church,
Chaiman of the Durham
Human Relation Committee
and Chairman of the Political
Committee of the Durham
Committee on Negro Affairs.
Rev. Barnes is the pastor of
the . Terrell Creek Baptist
Church, President of the Union
of the New Hope Association,
a social studies instructor at
Hillside High School. He has
also served on the faculty of
the Institute for the past four
years without gratuities. Aside
from his role as treasurer, in
structor, student advisor, he
has sided in guiding the school
over the turbulent waters of
disaster, to the shores of pro
mise and hope.
The Institute will also
award academic certificates of
theology to four persons: Rev.
High School,
College Day to
Be Observed
The annual High School and
College Day will be observed at
the West Durham Baptist
Church, Sunday, May 25 at
both the morning and evening
services. Presentations will be
made to each of the graduates.
The following persons are grad
uating: Brenda Hopkins,
Adrian Neely, Margie Diane
Harrington, Marilyn Blake and
William Starns, Hillside High
School; Sheila Gunn and
Marshall Thaxton, Durham
High School; Eleanor Maccene
Brown, Miss Hall School, Pitts
field, Mass.; Theodore Free
land and Eleanor Starnes,
North Carolina College. At the
evening service the youth will
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from pre-school to College
critic teaching- with extensive
experience in organizing and
guiding children and youth of
all ages - in North Carolina,
Georgia, Pennsylvania and New
York. She is now specializing
in Early Childhood Education
with emphasis on Child
Growth and Development. She
is a mother and grandmother,
and is the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. James A. Stewart of Dur
ham.
Rev. Mrs. Essie Faucette,
President of the Missionary
Society at Russell Memorial
will speak at the 6:00 p.m.
service.
Other participants in the
eleven o'clock service will be:
Mrs. Theresa W. Glover, Mrs.
Ruth Lytle, Eula Jamison,
Mr--. Evelyn Jbyner, Mrs.
L, delia Clar, Mrs. Phyllis Joy
ner, Mrs. Carnetta Williams,
Mrs. Floy Bailey, Mrs. Ruby F.
McCallum and Rev. Mrs. Essie
Faucette.
Music for the occasion will
be rendered by the women of
Senior Choirs one and two,
directed by Miss McCallum.
Mrs. Laura Brewer is cap
tain of the Women's Day Drive.
W. 0. Howard, Rev. W. R.
McNeil, Rev. W. S. Taylor, and
Mrs. Roberta B. Van Hook.
Six persons will be awarded
the Bachelor of Theology de
gree. They are: Reverend
Rainey Enoch, R. L. Fuller,
B. A. Mack, Ethel J. Sims,
C. L. Thompson, and P. J.
Woods.
In addition to the students
receiving degrees, Dr. A, D.
Moseley, Dean and Bible In
structor for four years at the
Institute will also receive the
Bachelor of Theology.
The first annual commence
ment exercises will be held at
the New Bethel Baptist Church,
on Crest Street, beginning with
a Band Concert by the Hillside
Concert and, C. A. Edgerton,
Band Director.
Many outstanding visitors
have been invited to oartici-
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GETS DEGREE The Rev.
David H. Bell, 209 Weaver St.,
received the Bachelor of The
ology Degree on May 10, from
the Baltimore College of the
Bible and Seminary, Baltimore,
Maryland. Rev. Bell has made
outstanding achievements with
his training in theology and
church building.
He received his education in
the public schools of Durham
and attended Durham Business
College and Durham Technical
Institute.
Rev. Bell is married to the
former Miss Louise Chavis of
Durham. They hav e three chil
dren. They are Robert E. Bell,
Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Barba
ra J. Webster of Atlantic City,
New Jersey and Kenneth W.
Bell, Durham.
3 AMEZ Ministers to Receive
Honorary Degrees at Livingstone
BALUSBURY - Three
ministers of the African Metho
dist Episcopal Zion Church,
one of them a Livingstone
graduate, are scheduled to re
ceived Doctor of Divinity
)K>norary degree at the 87th
Ooipmencement scheduled at
LivtagrtOM College on Tues
day, May 27, tt has been an-,
no uneed by Dr. F. George
Shipmen, president of the col
lege.
They are: Rev. Andrew
Wesley Mapp, Jersey City, N.J.;
Rev. Samuel Hart Williams,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; and Rev.
Carroll McCoy Felton Jr., Chi
cago, 111.
Mrs. Johnston
Mount Gilead
Speaker Sun.
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
will observe women's day Sun
day, May 25, at 11:00 a.m. serv
ice.
Mrs. Verdelle R. Johnston,
well known church worker,
civic worker and public school
teacher in this community will
be the guest speaker.
In the summer of 1968 she
studied in Europe for six
weeks. She is an active mem
ber of St. Joseph's A. M. E.
Church. At present she is serv
ing the A. M. E. churches as
State President of the Mission
ary Society, Western North
Carolina.
The day will be climaxed
with a program presented by
the youth of the church at
6:30 p.m.
Rev. Blackmail
Emanuel Guest
Sun., May 25
Rev. Mrs. Annie Belle Black
man of the Bright Hope Church
in Raleigh will be the Women's
Day speaker at the 11:00 a.m.
morning worship service at the
Emanuel AME Church, 807
Kent Street, Durham. Rev. Mrs.
Dwight Ray of Raleigh will be
the afternoon speaker at 3:00
p.m. Everyone is invited. Rev.
T. R. Crutchfield is the pastor.
pate in these exercises, as well
as the public.
Fire Damages
j Raleigh Firm
1 The extend of damage caused
by a fire at Stoutt's Electrical
Construction and Maintenance
Inc. at 1001 E. Whitaker Mill
Road here had not been!
estimated Tuesday.
The fire, which was
discovered by police about 11:10
p.m. Monday, burned through a
rear wall. Firemen kept the
blaze confined to the rear of the
building. The cause of the fire
had not been determined.
"Tribute To The
Clergy"
Because our contacts with
the clergymen of our com
munity are frequent and va
ried, we must admit that we
have sometimes been guilty
of taking their selfless de
votion for granted. May we
at the Scarborough and Har
gett Funeral Home at this
time express our apprecia
tion for the many gracious
services they render with
out . complaint and often
with little or no reward.
Scarborough
& Hargett
DIAL 682-1171
(Temporary Location)
919 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
DURHAM, N. C.
All three are outstanding
leader* of the AME Zion
Church which sponsors the
church-related college.
Rev. Mr. Mapp is a 1950
graduate of Livingatone and
received the B.D. degree from
Hood Theological Seminary in
1953. He has done graduate
work at Cornell University.
Rev. Mr. Mapp belongs to
| the NAACP, the Central budget
! Board of the AME Zion Church,
; the Commiaaion on Organic
1 Union of the AME Zion
Church, the Ministers' Alliance
; of Jersey City and the North
Jersey AME Zion Ministers'
alliance.
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Rev. Mr. Williams, who has
been presiding elder of the
Brooklyn District of the AME
i Zion Church since 1957, grad
uated from college in Jamaica,
West Indies in 1908 and re
ceived the B.D. degree from
Howard University Seminary
in 1920 and the MST degree
from Union Theological Semi
nary of Columbia University
i in 1936.
Rev. Mr. Felton, who is
p&stor of Blackwell Memorial
j AME Zion Church of Chicago,
I received the BA degree from
' Knoxville College in 1960 and
the BD degree from Gammon
Theological Seminary in 1961.
He was a Fod Fellow at the
Urban Training Center in Chi
cago.
Woman's Day To Be
Observed At Fisher
Memorial Church
The Fisher Memorial United
Holy Church of American, Inc.,
will observe its 11th Annual
Woman's Day, Sunday, May
25 in an all-day service.
The guest speaker for the
11:00 morning worship service
will be Rev. Mrs. Marie Ray of
Raleigh. The guest speaker for
the 3:00 afternoon service will
be Mrs. Annie Dunnegan of
Durham.
The public is invited. Bis
hop A. W. Lawson is pastor.
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White Rock Baptist Church
POST OFFICE BOX 407
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DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27702
LORENZO A. LYNCH, Minister
Sunday, May 25, 1969
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ft. N. DUKE AUDITORIUM
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Dr. C. A. Ray, Superintendent
j 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL REVIEW
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11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
SERMON The Minister
"On Hats Off To This Man—Part H:
The Widow's Mite" (Luke 21: 3 & 4)
All Choir Singing, Mr. John Gattis, Director
\ 6:00 P.M. WORSHIP SERVICE, Rev. J. A. Stewart,
Preaching, Gospel Choir, sining
Deacons are honoring 40 deceased Deacons
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Saint Joseph's A. M. E. Church
"Serving A World Parish With Christ
Since 1869"
PHILIP R. COUSIN, Minister
j FAYETTEVILLE STREET DURHAM, N. C.
j Sunday, May 25, 1969
! 8:00 A.M. EARLY MORNING WORSHIP
SERMON The Minister
MUSIC The Gospel Choir
Fred Mason at the Console
Marian Williams, Directing
| 9:80 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL
Mlia Marie Faulk, Superintendent
Subject: "Geographical and Cultural Back
grounds of the Bible"
J 11:00 A.M. SERMON The Pastor
Subject: "One More Time"
MUSIC The Senior Choir
Joseph T. Mitchell, Directing
Mrs. Minnie Gilmer at the Console
irtioicg uiphy'i;!
GET ACQUAINTED HOUR
A group of the most recent
members of the West Durham
Baptist Church at a get ac
quainted hour recently held in
the church's T. C. Graham
cational Building.
The group was given brief
statements by district leaders
and heads of other organiza
tions on, "The Opportunities
for Participation in the Church
Activities."
Mrs. Josie Powell extended
the welcome and was responsi
ble for the social hour held at
the close of the meeting. Acti
vities were planned for both
children and adults.
(Photo by Purefoy)
MOUNT ZION SCOUTS
WIN AWARDS
Cub Scout Pack 149 and Boy
Scout Troop 149 of the Mount
Zion Baptist Church won a blue
and a red ribbon respectively
at the Scout-O-Rama that was
held in Raleigh, on Saturday,
May 3. These ribbons indicated
first and second place honors.
The entire church salutes
and congratulates the boys and
their awards.
Pine Grove Church to Observe Women's Day
CREEDMOOR Mrs. Thel
ma C. Lennon, Supervisor of
Guidance with the North Caro
lina Department of Public In
struction, will be the featured
speaker at the Annual Women's
Day program of the Pine Grove
Baptist Church, Sunday eve
ning, May 25, at 7:30.
Mrs. Lennon, a native of Ra
leigh, received her undergrad
uate training from North Caro
lina College at Durham. She
was awarded a Master's degree
from Boston University, Bos
ton, Massachusetts and pursued
further training in guidance and
QORTHGATE
Creates A World
Both the giver and receiver benefit from Northgate'a World of Gifts. Gifts
for graduation, Father's Day and Jane weddings abound in Northgate's 35
stores, where the gift-giving season never ends. Free and ample parking,
canopied sidewalks and varied shopping give pleasure to the giver. And the
receiver will be delighted with one of the many offerings from Northgate,
including gift certificates for the hard-to-please individualists. Enter North
pates's World of Gifts. Northgate is the shopping center designed to prove
that giving and receiving can be equal in pleasure.
The Boy's Shop Jones & Frasier Poole's Hairstyling
Brittain's K err Drug & Sport Shop E. R. Pool* Music Co.
Norman Black's L'Nanz Renn's
Carolina Optical Center Longworth Cafeteria Robbins
Central Carolina Merle Norman Cosmetics Roses
Bank & Trust Co. __ .
Rick's Dairy Bar Sherwin-Williams
Colonial Stores Swi«* r A ln.»
. . Northgate Barber Shop aw,M Colo »y
Virginia Crabtree 8 " Th.lhimere
Edwards Florist Northgate Garden Center TherrinftW.
The Gift Corner Northgate One-Hour Cleaners yan straat.n's
Hahn Shoes Northgate Shoe Service Wills Prvrk Store
Home Savings & Northgate Theatre The Younc Men's Shoo
Loan Association . ,
Piedmont Fabrics
Durham's
QORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
Club Blvd. at Gr«gson Street—Off |-85
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1969 THE CAROLINA TOfES-
counseling at Harvard Univer
sity, Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Lennon has been an in
sructor at St. Augustine's Col
lege, Raleigh, North Carolina
College at Durham, and Dean
of Students at Allen Univer
sity, Columbia, South Carolina.
In 1961 she joined the North
Carolina State Department of
Public Instruction as Guidance
Consultant, and served in that
capacity until May, 1967. Pres
ently, she is Supervisor of
Title V-A, Guidance, Counsel
ing, and Testing in the State
Department.
This is the first year that
Women's Day has been ob
served in the evening. Music
will be furnished by Women's
Chorus of the church.
The program has been
planned by the Women's Day
Committee, consisting of Mrs.
L. H. Smith, Chairman, and
Mrs. E. E. Green, Co-Chairman.
Reverend C. R. Stone is the
pastor.
Knowledge is so cheap that
most of its expense is in clas
sifying it.
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