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Sal., Dec. 29, 1973
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Durham School in the
Kindergarten Department and
Mr. Campbell is employed by
substitute teaching at North
Dobbs House at the
Raleigh-Durham Airport. They
are making their home at the
home of the bride's parents,
127 Nelson Street.
AS JOYFUL CHURCH BELLS
RING, WE WISH YOU ALL THE
HAPPINESS THAT CHRISTMAS
TIME CAN BRING.
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Shaw Univ. Receives M 00,000
Grant From Lilly Endowment
Holderman, Vice President for
Education for the Lilly
Endowment.
Dr. Holderman stated that
t
the grant was awarded for
support of Shaw's program for
high school dropouts at the
collegiate level.
Shaw University president J.
Archie Hargraves announced
today that the institution has
been awarded a grant of
$100,000 by the Lilly
Endowment, Incorporated of
IndianaDolis. Indiana. The first
payment of the grant, $50,000,
was forwarded to Dr. Hargraves
today by Dr. James B.
SH1PMANS CELEBRATE TWENTY FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY Shown cutting a three-ttered wedding cake are
Dr. and Mrs. F. George Shipman at their 25th wedding
anniversary celebration this month at the home of the Livingston
College (Salisbury, N.C.) president at 630 West Monroe Street,
Salisbury, N.C. Among the many gifts received by the couple was
a "Queen Elizabeth" silver plated, 15 piece, punch bowl set given
by the faculty and staff of the college.
The Shipmans were married December 22, 1948 at
Wilmington, N.C. by the Rev. R. Irvin Boone. Among the
out-of-town guest were Mrs. Mary McCoy, mother of Mrs.
Shipman; the Shipmans' son, Sheldon, a student at
UNC-Charlotte, N.C; Mrs. Elizabeth Jones and Miss Catherine
Waters, Wilmington, N.C; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Maske, Badin,
N.C; and Mrs. Madge Reynolds, Bennett College, Greensboro,
N.C (L.C photo by Kelsey)
Friendly Ladies Club Meeting
Held December 3
The Friendly Ladies Club
met Sunday, December 3, 1973
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. H. Bullock at 1607 Lincoln
Street.
The meeting was opened
with a song and prayer. Bible
verses were said by each
member.
After the devotion, the
president, Mrs. Anni
Massenburg, took charge. At
that; time election of officers
was held. Eighteen members
aw "
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were present.
Next we engaged ourselves
socially which began with
exchanging of gifts and
revealing our secret pals.
The last event, which is the
best, we were invited in the
dining room where we were
served a delicious Christmas
dinner. This dinner consisted
of turkey and dressing and all
the other trimmings. Hostesses
for this event were: Mesdames
Mattie Tilman, Marjorle
Bullock, Ruth Davis, and
Rmelv Owpn aft. ?
The next meeting will 6ea
the home of Mrs. Lucill
Satterfield of 410 Moline
Street.
Corsica is building a future
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I LOOKED AND
I SAW
BY
Rev.C. R.Stone, p.D..
"THE BATTLE FOR PEACE"
Man was born in sin and shaped in iniquity. Chances are very
strata that man will do evil before he does righteous. Evils were
here on earth even before the birth of Jesus. These antagonistic
forces remined here to test the purposes of Jesus ior tnray ana
three years. Evils did not disappear because Jesus was born to be
the Savior of the whole world but rather, they presented
themselves in practically every walk of life.
Now man may ask himself the question, can true peace be
found in the midst of the battle for peace on this earth? Surely,
one can find a desirable answer to this question by following after
the precepts and concepts of Jesus. Further, man can sustain
himself by fighting evils with a weapon that is different from
these who rejected Jesus. As a follower of the way, one must use
the weapon of Love. While the enemies of God are battling on
earth with their basic weapon, which is hate, those on the Lord's
side should continue in Love.
The birth of Jesus introduces to the world a way whereby all
men can be saved from wrath. By Jesus' coming into this world,
He declares Himself to be the way, the truth and the life. If the
idea is true, the first and most important battle for peace has
already been won. The last enemy to be destroyed on the
battle-ground for peace is death.
He who hath ears to hear let him hear.
f 1886 1973;,
I White Rock Baptist Church
LORENZO A. LYNCH MINISTER '
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comfort
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'$. P. Penrys
Builders Club
Holds Annual
Christmas Tea
The S. P. Perry's Builders
Club of St. Mark AME Church
held its annual Christmas Tea
on December 9th at the home
of Ms. Sarah Jinwright on
Bern ice Stree.t.
The ladies of the club wore
beautiful, long dresses for the
occasion, which added much to
the Christmas spirit.
Prior to the tea and social
hour the club held its regular
monthly meeting, at which
time officers for, the year 74
was selected.
Mesdames Amanda Wallace,
President; Christine Robinson,
Vice President; Sarah
Jinwright, Secretary; Rosa A.
Miles, Asst. Secretary; Mable
Wilson, Treasurer; B. McClam,
Chaplain.
Others present for the affair
were: Mesdames bstelle
Johnson, Lula Mines, M. J.
Way, Georgia Felder, Isabelle
Parker, Nezzie Johnson, Ella
Smith, Jessie Bonds, and Mr.
Felix Felder.
The social hour consisted of
the exchange of gifts by all
members of the club. Singing
of Christmas songs, and
reciting of Christmas poetry.
Mable Wilson gave every
member a Christmas candle to
help out during the fuel
shortage.
PRESIDENT KENYATTA
OKAYS FILMING OF THE
WILBY CONSPIRACY
M NAIROBI
President Jomo Kenyatta of
Kenya has given the green light
to the filming of "The Wilby
Conspiracy", which is slated to
go before the cameras in
Nairobi on February 15th with
Sidney Poitier and Michael
Caine starring.
The venerable African
statesman had read the script
of the Martin Baum production
before instructing his Minister
of Interior to offer all
necessary cooperation to the
film-makers. Ralph Nelson will
direct from a screenplay by
Rob Amateau and Harold
NebenZaL -
"The Wilby Conspiracy"
will be released by United
Artists, an entertainment
service of Transamerica
Corporation.
When one is bereaved, how
consojjng it is to reflect on what
we still possess . . . family, friends
and the good things of life. We
stress this attitude in consoling
those who come to us.
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people, that the highest and
last end of all learning be the
recognition of Him Who is
the Object of all knowledge.
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May all the merry traditions of this joyous season
form a wreath around the memory of the deeper,
most beautiful meaning of this holiday. And may
great happiness encircle you and your family.
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