6 TK CAROLINA TIMES SAT..JULV 30,1977
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RANSDALL
; Final rites Tor Mrs. Eliza
beth Jonci Rinsdall of 3434
Glasson St, Apt. G were
held on Saturday, July 23 at
2 p.m. at St. Jamei Church
of Christ by the Rev. R. Earl
Jones. Burial was in Glen
view Memorial Park.
' Surviving are one daugh
ter, Mrs. Eloise Davis of
Durham and two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Page of Chicago
Ellis D. Jonas
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Scarborough and Hargett Memorial Chapel
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lists Ovu 2000 Churdtes
and Mrs. Mattie Knots of
Durham.
1 Courtesy of Scarborough
and Hargett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens.
SEGERS -V
Funeral services for
Carsey Segers of 6 16 Middle
Street were held at 3 p.m.,
Sunday, July 24 at 3 pjn. in
Elm Grove Baptist Church in
Pikesvflle. Burial Was in
Hooksy Grove Church "ceme
tery. He is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Henrietta Cox of
Durham; one brother, Bennie
Segers of Durham; ten
nephews and three nieces.
Courtesy of Scarborough ;
and Hargett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens, v :y?l -:"'
EDWARDS
Funeral services for
Bishop Willie E. Edwards,
1 107 Merrick St., Apt. 5 were
held in Windsor on Thurs
day, July 28 at 2:30 p.m. in
the Church of God In Christ
Jesus by Bishop W. H. Amos.
Burial was in Glenview
. Memorial Park.
Bishop Edwards is sur
vived by his wife, Evangelist
Lee Esther Edwards; five
daughters,' Mrs. Mary Ann
Weathers, of Hartford, Conn.,
Mrs. Dorothy Lee Boardley
of Baltimore, Md, Miss
Jeanette Edwards, Miss
Esther Sunday Edwards and
Miss Kathy Rose Edwards, all
of the home; one son, Luster
Edwards of the home ; two
stepsons, Jerry Weathers and
Charles Weathers, Jr., both
of Durham;three brothers,
Melton Edwards of Lexington
and Jerry Edwards of Florida;
Pink Edwards of Watcrbury,
Conn.; two sisters, Miss Rosie
Edwards of New York and
Miss Jeanette Edwards of
Florida and six grandchildren.
i Courtesy of Scarborough
and Hargett Memorial Chapel
and Gardens. v
. MALE CHORUS N CONCERT '
The Male Chorus of First Baptist Church, Highland Park,
Maryland will appear in Concert, Sunday, July 31 at, 3 pjn. at
St. Joseph's A.1 M. E. Church, 2521 Fayetteville Street.
The public is invited to attend. : - ;
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT OF THE
UNITED HOLY CHURCH OF AMERICA CELEBRATES
EIGHTH CONVOCATION
Rites Held For Sistor of E. 11. Toblo
Final rites for. Mrs.
Gwendolyn "Dolly" Toole
Hawkins of Philadelphia, Pa.
were held on Wednesday,
July 20 at 8 pin. at the
Greater St. Matthew Inde
pendent Church. Rev. E. K.
Nichols, Jr., pastor officiated.
: Mrs. Hawkins, the daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. -,
' Henry Toole was born in
Rockhill, S. C. She received
her education in Rockhill
and in Durham, while living
r with her brother and family,
E. N. Toole, she attended
Hillside High School 'and
was known to her friends
as Dolly.
She is a graduate of the
Lucy C. Laney College.
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Mrs. moved to Philadel
phia and was married to
Julian V. Hawkins. To this
union were born three
children. ;
A member of St.
Matthew Indpenedent Church
she served as a Class Leader
and a member of the Mahlon
M.Lewis Guild.
Mrs. Hawkins is survived
by her husband. Julia V.
Hawkins, Sr.; two sons, Julian
y. Hawkins, Jr. and LeRoy
H. Hawkins; one daughter-in-law;"
seven : grandchildren,
one sister,' Mrs. Alice Dor'e;
u three brothers, Edward N.
Toole of Durham; Julius and
William Toole.
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WWww report for the
Conference's 80th Annual . . . r d yfe&.;
Meeting is scheduled to bring J , c - j
several thousand j:LmJlco& !
gates: here-,-; August. , 29j& .."t: ? , j
September 2 with headquar-1. who.: directs the Christian (
ter at Gait House, Fourth . Youth Seminar at . Shaw J
and River" Road," with" "me " "University, Raleigh will..
New Zion Baptist Church,'; .describe how more , than
the Rev. A;v Russell Awkard, r 50O 'y6ung people tnrougn
ELDER JESSE JONES
BISHOP J..W.TEAMER
gram, the
Missionary
more than 2 ,000 churches.
and will ber meeting in -"
Kentucky fof the first time in
K's history, according to Dr.
Wendell C. Sommerville, the
organization's Exeuctive Sec
retary of Washington, D. C.
More than 200 congregations
have contributed $1,000 each
to surpass a budget of more
than a half million dollars for
the first time. . ' v ;
- Four departments of the
Catherine will meet simui
$ but ihe; United StateStudied .
missions in the bemmar. ur.,
With an expansion pro-
all black Baptist
Convention lists Woods who is from Balti-
m9"rew "Md .Twill 11 present -;a
visual -aide. demonstratioh of
the c6nvention'sH work" ; in
areas Jwhere it is now en
gaged.' A symposium entitled
"Meaningful Missions iSv to v
conducted by the' Rev. S. H:
Thompson, Richmond, Va'.;w
the Rev. A. B. Sutton, Char
lotte; the Rev. Eugene Terry,
Percyville, Va:; and the Rev.
R. A. May, Jr., Belmont. Dr;
C. C. Craige; newly elected
Executive Secretary ot ' the
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Souk From Within to
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Perform at Center
Sccrborcjh d UarHott
Memorial Ctiapofo
& Gardens
. rUKEIAl DIRECTORS
phoke w-iin
"A DIGNIFIED SERVICE IN A SYMPATHETIC WAY"
BURIAL PROTECTOR PLAN
Attend the Church of Year Choice
4 Generations SInct ,1 CSS
306 S. ROXEORO ST. ' DURHAM, N. C.
Souls From Within wfll
perform at St. Joseph's Per
formance Center, Friday,
July .29 at 8:30 p.m.; Ad
mission is free and the f :
public is welcome.
Souls From Within' is an
inmate performance group .
' which originated f'H at NC -Correctional
Center for Wo
men in September, 1976.
Under 'th direction of third
century ; s artisty Rebecca
Ranson,' Souls' has recently
moved outside the prison
..r walls . and .is a study release
, assignment for honor, grade
ViMs. Ranson, features C'auy5. ''
Men;4 demonstrates her
versatility ai aperfprmer.Ms .
Allen played 'Jason m iahe
spring production of MEDEA
which played at Pocket as "
x well as? other area theatres.
Two of the pieces in the pro
duction were written by Ms.
Ranson and a MOON POEM
was written especially for the
four women in the class.
Other performers "'' are
' Brenda 'f Blevins, ' ' Debra
Brown and Beulah Bynum. '
prisoners. At the present
time the group has only four
members, but will be open
for new members in the near
. future. , ,'
Cathy Allen, an inmate
student .has been workina
in the program since .the
conception and has made ' a
definite career choice to con
tinue her theatre studies. Ms.
Allen would like to return to
the prison system as a teacher
in theatre.
The Eighth Annual Con
vocation of the Western
North Carolina District of U. ,
H. Church will convene in
Durham at Fisher Memorial
United Holy Church. , ; vf
Host pastors are Bishop
A. W. Lawson and Revj W., :
C. Turner. The convocation
will be in session August 7
14. This year's theme is j
"Christian Fellowship," , . BISHOP A. W. LAWSON
; The principals of this convocation are Bishop A. W Law-. R
n, president; Bishop J. W. Teamer, vice president and Elder R
"ewe jones. assistant to tne Bishon.
wM'Jum)Ji"iwwuwll'jW1'. "V '""rJJ , fTir ' I
taneouslv which Includes the- i General Baotist Staie Con
parent body headed :by Dr. J.w vehtion i bf North ; Carolina
D. Bussy, Washington, D. C, which " is a large contribu
the new president; the Wo-' tor to the budget, is to
man's Auxiliary lead by Mrs.-- -address the meeting On
Vera Slade, Ahoskie; the Lay-w Thursday from the topic,
menY League .,, directed by. f;i "Christian i Missions and
Lloyd Bussy, Columbus,QhiO Brotherhood". Craige is
and the Youth' Division with vfrom Raleigh. , '. ,
: Howard Parker ;Winitoh Dr. W. T. Bigelow Dur
; Salem as pres'dent ,;V rham, is scheduled to be the
The 'convention eiman3s ajher5 on ..Friday
; to be delivered by the RSy,
afternoon.
CARD OF ffUOS
Mr., E. N. Toole and .
family extend ' deep appre- '
elation to their friends for
the acts of kindnesses shown
during the loss of his sister.
W Mrs. -"Dolly" Toole Hawkins,
of Philadelphia. Pa.
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THE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL of St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church held its clos
ing program, Friday, July 22 The theme of the program under the direction of
Mrs. Harnetha Hudgins was ''Lord Jesus, Teach Me." The program included a selec
tion of readings, skits, and music by the Nursery, Primary, Middlers, and Junior
High Classes, as well as the Dance Group and Wind Ensemble. (Photo by Kelvin
Bell). ; ' . ' t ' 1 "
OAK GROVE F. 7. BAPTIST
CHURCH, INC.
1 801 Colfax SI. Rev. Z.D. Harris, Pastor ''holy ghost corner
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All fears known among 'the childre&.oj jrhenv can be easily
placed within two main categories forrjedognUiort, and explana-;
tion; natural and spiritual.' for i "natural fears, we cannot
completely yid our systems jrj these factors which prevent us
from achieving excellency'.-Asve seeTT&T qualitative as'welj as
quanitative f works .ta'ljfefin$pf goals, we often lail 'M'hul ,
, attempts. The point streusetf tjere iSfflear in so much that we
cannot at any given timB" irife posijomplete control tour,
emotions. Although some aphg us have tendenciesftp describe
their, works as excellentpthejipf clear minds can almost al-
. waysv cite needs . for improvement -Further it is lasting truth
wherein, men achieve fbsplutely nothing which is flawless be-'
, caMee.arA.jnwatMi!i&twardly. possessed with the two
fears. In short,', fear preye,ntus the priveledges to achieve ex-
: cellency tluoughpoweafihijght. , ' ; v
Spiritual fears ' are h'otdesigned to restrict, us toward
; reaching our many goals. God has made of us wkh th.ef , po
tentials to receive divine guidatlce'irjrbugh puf fearing 8init if
we cnoose to possess tears tpr oa.aSjDenevers, we are ame to
find the true sense of diiicii;icinti as bppdsed to
natural fears. . i' Af . fjdtl' ',
1 Because of the idea expressed .here; we, we hot prone to be ,
overcome with natural fearjt ther 'through the aid. of His
Spirjiti we overcome natural feairsl !v'
He who hath ears to hear, let him hear 'X ) 'vt'.-tiC
j BIBLE WAY .YOUTH REVIVAL ;
A MEMORABLE OCCASION ,
Bishop John Russell. Jr pastor and founder of Bible Way
Holiness Church and his tongregatioh concluded a. week long
youth revival on Saturday July "Jli , ,.' :
' The revival service began-on Sunday night, July, 17 with, a
Youth Night Service. Minister Zoe Meadows was the speaker!.
Monday and Thursday nights, the speaker was Minister Angela
Braswell, who was also in charge ipf. the. revival. Evangelist
Robert Bratchcr was , Tuesday mghts speaker. On Wednesday
night Elder Jerry Meadows; Overseer of the church delivered the
message and two members of the youth department received the
"gift of the Holy Ghost'' 'during' the prayer service. Missionary ,
Johnnie Richmond and "Bishop Springer brought the messages
on Thursday and Saturday nights respectively, , , . ,t . ,
! Music for the revival yas furnished by the Lester Brothers
of Durham, the Junior CheirMngelettes, Young Adults Choir,
Russelletts, Meadows Family and Senior Choir, all pf Bible Way;
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11:00 am Speaker - Mrs. Josephine Clements
14- JUNIOR MALE CHORUS ANNIVERSARY 3 p.m. until
21 -MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES- ,,
1 1:00 a.m Speaker Rev. S. L Suitt
6:00 p.m. Speaker- Bishop Leon Sanders
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28- Z. D. JUBILEES ANNIVERSARY 3 p.m. until
29 thru SEPTEMBER 2 - "Soul Stirring Revival"
- - Evangelist Rev. Willie Fryar, Clinton, N. C.
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SCHOLARSHIP SUNDAY
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10:55A.M. -WORSHIP- . .
Address 7 Mr. C. C. Spaulding, Jr.; Tree-'
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Senior Choir leading the singing Mr. John
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