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PONY RIDE Last Saturday Tom Porter and The Copy Express sponsored a pony
ride at Kiddie Koltege on Alston Ave. Some of the participants were from left to
right Tanya Richardson, John Richardson, April McCallough (on pony), Michael
McCallough, Whitney Porter and Torrence Porter.
Untied Holy Church
Rebukes Governor H unf
(CCNS) At it's 8th
annual convocation, the
Western N. C. District of the
United Holy Church of
America appealed to Gover
nor Hunt to commute the
sentences o .the Wilmington
Ten. -Calling the case a "mis
carriage of justice," churih
leaders strongly condemned
the governor's refusal to
"speak out with boldness,"
linking that refusal to politi
cal considerations surround
ing the "pending referendum
that would allow the gover
nor to succeed himself."
. r; The conviction of the
Ten for arson and conspiracy
arising from social distur
bances in Wilmington during
1972 has prompted a number
of local and national leaders
and organizations to request
intervention in the case.
Despite direct appeals, Gover
nor Hunt has remained ada
mant in his refusal to inter
vene in the case. The state
ment by the church group
marks the first time the
(Wilmington Ten case has been
tied with the succession issue.
iThe controversial referendum
is scheduled to be presented
;to N. C. voters in November.
Addressing itself to a
Snumber of other local and
r ... . it., o
national jssues, ins; unyuw'
In a series of statements
on social issues the Convoca
tion Condemned "acts of
violence, looting, stealing
and other anti-social beha
vior," and further, "acts of
systematic violence demon
strated in unemployment,
under employment, the
cheating of merchants and
other acts of racism." This
statement was apparently in
response to the outbreak of
lawlessness which occurred in
the ghetto areas of New
York during the recent
blackout. On the local level,
the Convocation spoke out
against what they term, "The
apparent efforts of the State
of North Carolina to under
mine the status and pro
grams of the traditionally
black colleges in the state."
The United Holy Church
of America, Inc., founded
in 1886, is one of the his
torical, classical denomina
tions that grew out of the
holiness-pentacostal move-
ment around the turn of the
century. Fisher'-s Memorial
in Durham where the Convo
cation was held is built on the
homesite of the late C. C.
Craig, one of the founders
and incorporators of the
church. In his home one of
the first Braver meetings
tion urged 1h governor and spawriihg' the "denomiriation
'President Carter to appoint was held. The church now
more blacks to "all levels of claims a national member
government." ship of 7,500.
7. A. Cleraont, Jr. Appointed
Assoc. Admin. For MSBA
: WASHINGTON, D. C.
William A. Clement, Jr., of
Atlanta, Georgia has been
sworn in as Associate
Administrator for Minority
Small Business at the U. S.
Small Business Administra
tion by Administrator A.
Vernon Weaver.
7,, In his new position, Cle
ment will assume the respon
sibilities for coordinating the
MSB Program in an effort to
make available more sound
business opportunities to
socially and economically
disadvantaged individuals,
i For the past three years,
Clement, 34, has been the
Vice President and Senior
loan Office for the Citizens
Trust Bank in Atlanta. He
has also served as a register
ed, representative for the
fiobinson-Humphrey Com
, pany and the Bache & Com
pany, Inc., member firms of
the New York Securities and
During the Convocation
participants were provided
with free routine medical
examinations by a registered
nurse. $4,550 in scholarships
were awarded to 16 youthful
members of the church to
attend the school of their
Visiting their jparents,
Mr; and Mrs. Archie Stah
field, Roxboro, and their
sister and her family, Mr. and -Mr?.
Wilbur Parker of Bahama
are Mrs. Nellie Battle,1 Mrs
Margaret Jackson of Balti
more; lisa and Cedric'Wells
of Washington.
. .
Miss LaWanda Lawson
Denfield of Durham is visit
ing relatives and friends in
choice.
Evening services: were
held throughout the . week
and were "intended to be. a
time of celebration, joy, in
vitation to Christian disciple
ship and renewal." Wednes
day night's sermoa preached
by Bishop Ida Flodof um
berton aroused the-'tremen-dous
outpouring and move
ment of the holy spirit"
anticipated by church spokes
men at the beginning of the
Convocation.
Washington, D.C.-
; Mrs. Gertrude Henry has
returned home to Memphis,
Tenn., after attending the
Registered Nurses' Class Re'
.. union which was held in Dur
ham recently.
f '.. . - .
" Mr. and Mrs: Donnell
Hicks, Jr., of SyracuseN. Y.,
jjm. visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Donnell Hicks, Sr..
land Mrs. Catherine Parker.
' Mr. and Mrs. James Blue
'of;. Durham have returned
home after spending a lovely
vacation visiting his sister, Dr.
and Mrs. William Mosey in
Detroit, and his borther and
family, Mr. and Mrs. John
Blue in Crystal Beach,
Ontario, Canada; and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith in
Engle wood, New Jersey.
Friends and relatives are
sorry to hear of the passing
of ' Mrs.' Alma Johnson
Dodson in Cleveland, Ohio,
August 5. Mrs. Dodson, a
former resident of Durham,
was the wife of Richard
; Dodson, Sr., and the mother
j of one sort; Richard Dodson,
Jr., of Cleveland. She wis a
member of Antioch Baptist
Church for marry years. She
is also survived by five grand
children and other relatives.
Sincere sympathy is ex
tended to the family of the
late Mrs. Jannette Brooks
and the family of Jimmie Lee
Hawley.
Pray for the sick and
shut-in: Mesdames Maud
Lucas. Leola Mangum. Alice
Smith, Flossie Webb, Fannie
Cozart, Viola Smith, Estelle
Bullock. Bertha McCloud.
Leora Parker, Ludie B. Par
ker, Mary Justice, Clydie
Scarborough. Hallie Smith,
C. Hunter,. Hardy Clifton;
Mr. and Mrs. John Bridges;
Mssrs. Harvey Tilley, Ellis
' D. Jones, Sr., W. A. Harris.
Haywood Jackson and Mr.
Haley.
The Mill Grove Com-'
munity Betterment League
Council, Inc, held It's rv
gular monthly meeting, re
- centry at Mount Level Bap- i
tist Church. Presiding were .
Mr. Roumania Lipscomb,
E'ent and Mrs. SymineT
r KcretaryViThe group
king forward to an out' .
fag on September 17. Other
members present were; Marie
Scoggins, Ruth . Satterwhitev
Robert Hall, Albert Scoggins,
Orange LipscombJJubert
Dunnegan and Ticephine
Washington of Operation
Breakthrough. v!v
... ?fiiji
The Pastor's Aid group
of Red Mountain Baftist
Church, RougemonC en
joyed their summer outing
a trip to Washington, D. C,
where they visited the Na
tional Zoo and joined friends
and relatives in a picnic at
Potomac Park.
. - -- -- . ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnes r
of New Haven. Connecticut
visited relatives and friends in '
, . .- a .1 a- . "-. :.;
uuinam ana Aunis,
and have now returned home. '
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W. A. CLEfvJENT, JR.
Stock : Exchange in Atlanta.
In addition, Clement worked
for North Carolina National
Bank in the bank's credit
and loan department.
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JAMES W.BROWN, JR.
REALTIST
?1? IMPROVEMENT CAN BE COSTLY
"I You can make a million mistakes trying to sell your own
: home. And one of them is making the wrong improvements,
t&any times, an expensive addition or repair can be the kind of
thnn vou setback. ' ' '
. Troe the house should present a favorable appearance -I
mowed lawn, trimmed shrubs, and no obvious indications of,
I Set, but it's rare when a large financial undertaking will
- brinKmore than its cost in the final selling orice,
l" ere Is always the financial risk of miscalculation too. t
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&Iiiticipated.you may endup witha faste? sale and less tocon-
f ' venience if you lower the selling price an equivalent amount. v,
hi Instead of guessing - as to how much, if any, repair work to ,
'' undertake, see a Realtor. He can tell you what to do to make
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