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M ARK HER 92nd birthday, fister
Lula Lee Wilscn was honored on Gospel
"Chorus Day at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church Gospel Chorus Day was held last -Sunday
a the 11 a.m. semces Rev. Thur
man Hainion, pastor, gave the message.
Music was by the Gospel Chorus with
- Sisters, Catherine Daye, Odessa Sanfoil,
ArdeD Clay and Julia Baker and Brother
Junius Williams as special soloists. The
fiftf-voice chorus director and musician"
was Betty B. Barrett.
Ms. Wilson, one of the churchV
. oldest members. A-as honored during the
services. She was born in Charlotte, Jan.
9, 1885, her parents were Jim and Liza
Robinson Lee. They died when she was
between' the age of 4 and 6 and she was
i eared by the Synder Family in Meck
lenburg County,
The congregation joined in unison
wishing her r.Happy Birthday". She
ms joined by her family and several
guests: Gregory Davis and Virgie Latter
more, DiYinity students at Duke Univer-
stty.
On Jiii 15 at 1 pjn. the. Choral
Ensemble will show movies, and Bible
Storiesfor- the building fund. Saturday
at 5 pin. . the Deacon and Trustee Boards
wjfll meet joiniy for the first meeting in
the new year. - '
THE KINGDOM SEEKERS BIBLE
CLASS MEETS - The Bible Class of;
Mt. Vemon Baptist Church met Ian.
WORLD WEEK OF PRAYER
ivi connection with he
World Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity, January 18
25, theie will be an ecumeni
ial service of worship 'and
prayer on Thursday,-January
20 at 10 ajiL, viilDuke
Memorial United , Methodist
Chm-ch'on Chapel Hill Strict
The Members Df
Monroe Chspdf Church
Invite You To
- Worship With Us Each.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 AM.
ttbnroo Chapel Church
3713 Sherman Avenue fOtf S.'Aijfon Ave.K Durham; N. C.
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SAT.. J'"qY 15. 1977
THE FIRST CONGREGATION
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST thanks
each person for contributing to the
building fund program held recently. Rev.
Sister Vanhook was the guest speaker for
the program. She is pastor of Delivery
Temple Church on Kent Street . -
ORPHANAGE DAY LNDAY - The
New Home and Thirham Missionary Auxi--liary
will sporAr its 4th Central Orphanage
Day Sunday; January 16 at 2 p.nu at the
.Convention Home on Guess Road, Dur
harru The Rev. Key-Robert Volkwijn will
be the guest speaker" and music will be
rendered by the orphanage choir. Eveiyone
is invited to attend..
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Tlie Rev. R. E. McCler
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'ministers;, from ( several othei;.
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to the service. The public is
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9 in the first meeting of the new year.
President Georgia Thompson presided over
the meeting; committee reports were
given; discussion of the coming anniversary
of the club which is Feb. 20;, report of
the sick and shut in. Delicious refresh
ments were served in the fellowship hall
by the social committee: Mrs. Fannie
Rowland, chairman; Josephine Perry, Ollie
White, Vera Owens, Launa Jones and
Walter Perry. '- LZ
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- Miss Mar' L Hogan has re:
turned to her home and teach
ing duties in Florida after,
spending the liolidays with re
latives at 101 1 Kent St. ,
, .The Mary Et Borland Sun
day School ' Class ;of West
Durham Baptist Church held'
its annual, holiday party
recent! , at Holiday Inn on
Wiliard St; An interesting pro
gram of music by a quintet
and readings by members of
the class were enjoyed by all
with Mrs. ; Hazef Rich and
Mrs. Mary Hcrton acting as
; misrresses of vcermoniesr Pre
s trtations to ,the . .teacher and
assistant teacher of the class
were made by Mrs. Josie. Po
'weD. About fifty-four - class
members and 'their- friends
. attended this gala afiair."1, - W, .
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. Harold Cobb, Jr son of
Rev. Harold Cobb, Sr., pas
tor of. West Durham Baptist
Chinch, has returned '..to. More
house , College and his studies
toward the" rrinistry. While
.visiting his family ' here ?e-'
cently, he preached two very
inspiring sermons at West
Durham Ba ptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Bynum of Weldon visited his
mother, Mrs. Alease Bynum
of v Wabash St., during the
holidays. Reginald directs
the band at the high school
in Weldon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wanza. Mc
Auley of 404 Dupree St., were
very happy to have their six
.children with, them during the
..holidays.- Visiting them! wire
Linda from ,Jereey City. N. J.
Gail froin Wilmington College.
- Wilmington, Wanza McAuley,
: Jr., ; from Gabesville, Fla.,
and Tyrone, Timothy and
Michael of Durham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Taylor have returned to tlvir,
home in Manhattan, Kansas
After being tf,e house guests of
' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bcyd
- Taylor, 104 Erie St. Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor are students at
'tins University of Kansas at
Manhattan.
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. "FEARING HIM MAKES THE BELIEVER COURAGEOUS"
. ' The believer srnorg us who exercises Gcdly fear is bound
to witness benefits not obtainable by all men. The kind of fear
on the part of an individual who believes in the righteousness as
revealed through the works of
ties for suxessM livtag. : f
Further, this kind of fear, which carries a .divine nature
increases the believer's courage thus keeping him on coast with
God, Here the believer is placed in subordinate position re-
lative to God and therefore, follows on to know his maker. As
long, as the bewver lematnt wm m mm wneiem m can -
not anord to reiy on rumseii, ne connnues to oe.iruuiui
because the path becomes lighted by the wisdom of our God. It
is a lasting truth insomuch that the believer is not totally hin
dered by the fears of men but rather he is courageous and
assured. ' ? .-.'. :'i'..''. 'v;.--
The key position of God is always primary, therefore He is
the front runner for every true believer. It is the front runner's
duty to provide an acceptable way for as many at maychoose
tc follow after Him. The way which God provides is not always
free from difficulties as some think matters should be. God
draws the believer toward Him with spirit and truth. Here, one
is able to see that the true follower's spirit is likened unto the
Father's 3irit. The idea expressed here is true because these two
spirits are dynamically agreeable thus God is pleased to draw
within the true way without God. The believer is able to move
forward with the truth and knows his purpose within the frame
work, of our God. the believer never becomes his own boss be
cause his position of subordination keeps him from striving un
. lawfully. ' v
He who hath ears to hear, let him hear.
FUCJGQAL
JOHNSON
iv.merai services tor Lee
Johnson were held av the
New Bethel Baptist .Church.
Dr. L. . W. Reid officiated.
vJohjwon, a , resident of
250 Crest St., died at the
Guardian Care Nursing Home
in Roxboro. He is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Ida Patter
son of Durham.
Burial was in the Piney
Grove Baptist Church ceme
tery. Courtesy of Scarborough
and Harnett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens.
MARTIN
Finid ites for Marvin Mar
tin were held at the Scar
, ''borough and Haructt Memorial.
Chapel, Rev. W. E. Daye, offi-
.ciated.
A resident of Cook Road,
Durham, Martin died at the
Veterans Administration Hos
pital. He is survived by two sons,
Leonard of San Juan, Puerto
Rico and Billy of Greensboro;
one sister,' Mrs. Joyce Smith
of Columbus, Ohio; and two
brothers, Leonard Martin of
Ellis D. Jonos
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SUNDAY
. JANUARY 16, 1977
9:30 A. M,''' CHURCH SCHOOL
10:E5 A. If. WORSHIP . ; ,
: SERMON "ON ESCAPE THIS BEHA-'
, , VIOR IN 77 -GRUMBLING, SOME T
FOLKS' SECOND RELIGIONI" (I Corin
thians 10:10) -The Pastor j
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: w The Mixed Choir leading the slnglng-itra,
Carietta J. McKeitnan, Pianist-Director
- ' The Senior Ushers ushering. v .' .
District Meetings: 3:30-GM;4:00-LBFCV, OP,yto.C
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Louisville, . Ky.;
Gerald Martin of New
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Burial. vas, in the Beeclh
woouCsmetery, y
Courtesy of Scarborough
and Hargett Memorial Chape!
and Gardens.
HOLLAND
Funeral services for
Charles E. Holland, 507 Angier
Ave., were held at the Scar
bonrigli and Hargett Memorial
Chapel. Dr. W. T, Bigelow offi
ciated. ,
His survivors include his
wife, Mrs. .Mary B. Holland;
- three daughters, Mrs. Geraldine
Upchurch, Miss Charlyn
Holland and Miss Emna R.
Joyner, all of Durham; three
sons, Charles E., Oscar T. and
iEdw;rdi S. Joyner, . all of
Durham; three sisters; Mrs.
Annie Mae TRicc, and Mrs.
Lizzie Jow. both of Fuquay
Varum, and Mrs. Bertha Baker
of Syracuse, N. Y.; one bro
ther, Otfo T. Holland, Sr. of
Saitford and six grandchildren.
TO DURHAtt
hikisteis, am
AKD 0IGAHIIATI0M5:
May you have the happiest
New Year you have ever had,
the most peaceful New Year
you have ever experienced, the
richest New Year of your life.
RECIPE FOR HAPPI
NESS: Take 2 heaping cups of PATI
ENCE ' ' lheartfulofLOVE
2 hands of GENEROSITY
a dash of LAUGHTER
1 handful of UNDER
STANDING .;
sprinkle.' generously with
KINDESS ,
miv 1.
mix weD,
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St.
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0:rhn,ltC.
A. IYMCH, Faster -
Dofja'is To CobLTOfp
IVorW Rofefon Day
BahaTs of - Durham w 31,
join with Baha'is in more than
.5 P00 localities oi tne nation
i' i-ui. uiu :
Day, January 6. . '
held this Sunday at 4 pm. at . a ana me- umiy o, man
the Duke University Perkirs , w V KW
Library, room 226. Mrs. Jean I Baha'ujllah said tf His
Scales .teacher of Enelish at purpose, 'That which the Lord
North Carolina" Central Uni-
yersity'will spedr on tOi?
God'one -Re'irion The
mvitef:t0 attend,
r Wory .Re'n Day is
LtA each year by the
of ; infted States.
. h- betnin in 1950' to pro -
It was begun in 1950 to pro-
claim the oneness of religion countries and territories of the
t nd to. express the belief that world and there are Baha'is liv
religion will be the cause of the ing hi more" than 5,000 local
unity of the world's peoples, ties throughout the United
The Baha'i Faith had its
- Burial was in Gleimview
Memorial Park-:'-; v
Courtesy of Scarborough
and Hargetf Memorial Chapel
and Gardens. V ; ':-i
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MRS. SMITH
Mrs. Annie Day Shepard
Smith, New Bern, died Satur
day, January 8, after a lengthy
illness in Henderson, where she
resided with her daughter, Mrs.
Carolyn Smith Green. I
Mrs. Smith, one of the two
daughters of the late Dr. Jamts
E. Shepard, fouhde- of North
Carolina Central University
(formerly : North Carolina
College) and the kite vMrs.
i- . ....
I
Annie Day Shepajd.mthef
Smithy long time Real Estate
Broker in New Bern.
She vas a graduate of
North Carolina College.
Mrs. Smith was an active
church, civic, and .ocimunity
leader in New Bern. She was
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
Philip Mason wishes to ex
press their appreciation for
the many acts of kindnesses
shown during the death of
.their loved one.
The Mason Family
CARD OF THANKS
Wi: gratefully acknowledge
the many visits, prayers, cards,
telegrams, flowers and other
gifts during the illress and
d(!ath of our leved one.
A Family-of the late Mrs.
Mary L. Robbins
CARD OF THAKXS
family' f Mrs. EUen
Anthony and Mr. Hubert
Anthony gratefully ackno
JB-Wof.
ftwnie A. Stroud
Scarborough & f JcrJptf t
; Memorial Chcpoo :
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HJKEIAl DIIECT0IS t
fHOKI M2.1171 '
WA DIGNIFIED SERVICE IN A SYMPATHETIC WAY"
BURIAL PROTECTOR PLAN ', x
Attend the Church of Your Choice
306 S. ROXBORO ST.
origins Iran In the Jast
century, uanauuan, miusc
names means the Glory o f
ood ana wno was ine iro-
1 phet-Founder of tJie Baha'i
Faith, taught the love of
, hath ordained as the sovereign.;;
remedy and mightiest: iitstnt
ment for the t ealing of all the
wrld fs the union of all its
people to one universal Cause,
one common Faith." .
1 There are Btia'i. commu-
nities in more
nities in more than 300
States;
also an active member of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Survivors include: two
daughters, Mrs. Carolyn S.
Green, Henderson, and Mrs.
Kama uny uunaiusuH, iicw
Bern; ,'five
grandchildren;
a sister Mrs.
Marjorie She
and an aunt,
pard. Durram
Mrs. . Lillie
E. Boulware.
Durham.
Funeral services were held
at St. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church, New Bern on Wed
nesday at 2:30 pm.
ROGERS
Mrs. Uoa H. Rogers of 803
S. Aiatcn Ave., died Friday at
Duke Medical Center. The
body has been moved to the
Scarborough and Hargett
Memorial Chapels and Garden's
;ending completion of funeral
arrangements.
Courtesy of Scarborough
and Hargett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens.
ji UMSTEAD
JbhrT Allen Umstead
1307 Willowdale. Drive dici
edJ
Saturday at his home. The
body hat been moved to the
Scarborough and Hargett
Memorial Chapels and Gar
dens pending completion of
funeral arrangements.
Courtesy of Scarbr rough
and Hargett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens. '
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Where you receive
Courteous Service with
Understanding and
Economy
Amey, Jr.
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Durham
111688:1860
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