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18 THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT., MAY 12, 1979
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION
The Second Annual Missionary Convention of the
Miracle Deliverance Holy Church will convene at Ben
nett Memorial Holy Church on Fayetteville Road dur
ing the week of May 13-20. Overseer W.M. Bennett is
the pastor.
Mrs. Emma Norwood will deliver the message on
Sunday May 13 at 11 a.m. Musk will be presented by
the Mass Choir. YPHA will meet at 6 p.m. and music
will be furnished by the Junior and Senior choirs of
Bethlehem Holy Church. The message will be by Rev.
Mrs. Flossie Robinson.
On Monday evening. Rev. Mrs. Savannah Bell will
speak. Music will be by The Bells of Joy.
Tuesday evening speaker is Rev. Mrs. Addie Butler.
Elder Waddell will be the Wednesday night speaker
with music by the Walltown Senior Choir.
Rev. Mrs. Lula Fairley of Chapel Hill will be the
Thursday evening speaker. On Friday night, Rev. Mrs.
McGill will speak.
On Sunday, May 20, at II a.m., Elder Charles
McMillan will bring the message. Music will be by the
Evangelistic Prayer Band of Chapel Hill and the Little
Stars of Trinity.
The closing message on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 will
be delivered by Elder C.T. Bennett. Music will be by the
Junior and Senior choirs of Bethlehem Holy Church.
Presidents arc Mrs. Emma Debra Oliver, Mrs. Lorene
Atkins and Mrs. Catha Bullock.
NEWS OF THE
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
MINISTERS WIVES
National Religious
Leader To Be
Honored At A&T
Mrs. Gunn fo Bo Honored As
other of Year
Tribute
By Mrs. Mertice Monroe
688-1980
to Mothers.
Mother is worthy of honor, for she is a precious
jewel.
She is the one who has cared for her children's
physical needs has been a companion to her children
shows affection for them disciplines and teaches
self control to them.
She is always praying for her children and gives them
a faith to live by. Her price is above rubies. Honor her
everyday.
Pray for the sick where ever they may be. For prayer
is the key. ...
Congratulations to Private First Class Samuel D.
Nelson and the former Miss Evelyn Gee upon their mar
riage on May 5.
Attend a church of your choice this Sunday and take
a friend with you.
THANK YOU
We wish to thank our many friends who showed
their sympathy to us in numerous ways during our
bereavement. From the bottom of our hearts, we
thank you and may God bless all of you.
' Mr. Sam Fennell and Family
GREENSBORO -Joseph
C. McKinncy. a
nationally prominent
religious leader from
Washington, D.C. receiv
ed A&T State University's
alumni excellence afard
during the university's
graduation exercise Sun
day, May 7 in the
Greensboro coliseum,.
The award was
presented by Dr. Lewis C.
Dowdy, chancellor, alter
the commencement ad
dress by Max Robinson,
anchorman for ABC
Television.
McKinney. a native of
Warsaw. (N.C.) is cur
rently treasurer of the
African Methodist
Episcopal Church. The
denomination encom
passes 6.000 churches in
the continental United
States, 2000 churches in
Africa and 200 churches in
South America.
Prior to assuming a se
cond career as the chur
ch's national treasurer.
McKinney served until
retirement , as a research
scientist and engineer for
the Armed Forces Security
Agency and the Depart
ment of Defense. ,
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He i ti (.stiued the na
tion on scientific missions
throughout the' U.S. and
in Europe and Japan.
McKinney has been,
awarded honorary doc
tor's degrees from Morris
Brown College, Edward
Waters C ollege, and Allen
University. He has served
as a member of the gover
ning board of the National
Council of Churches, a
member of the Commis
sion on Finance of the. Na
tional Council of Chur
ches, and president of the
board of directors of the
Meriwether Home for
Children, which provides
care for underprivileged
children of Washington.
He is also treasurer of
the Opportunities In
dustrialization Center
(OIC). a national job
training institute.
McKinnev graduated
from A&T in 1948. and
has since studied at the
University of Michigan,
the University of Califor
nia and the Pennsylvania
State University.
Cited as one of the
outstanding religious men
in finance. McKinney is
the author of two books
about his denomination.
TO MOTHER
MRS. EMMA SA UNDERS
With wishes. ...
for a bright and happy Mother 's Day,
With gratitude. . . .
for all the thoughtful things you 've done.
With love. ...
for being such a wonderful mother.
Mrs. Daisy S. Gunn of
2004 Crowell Street has
been chosen as "Mother
of the Year" of West
Durham Baptist Criurch.
She will be honored Sun
day May 13 during the
regular morning worship
service at 1 1 a.m. The
pastor is the Reverend
Harold J. Cobb, Sr.
Mrs. Gunn is employed
at the Belk-Leggett Com
pany of South Square
Mall. She has continually
been upgraded on her job
and is now known as "the
cheerful, smiling lady at
the cosmetic counter."
Her service spans over 25
years.
At the West Durham
Baptist Church, she is a
member of the Senior
Choir.a Sunday School
teacher, an usher and an
active member of other
church, city and state
organizations.
Her hobby is growing
flowers and she is a
memHpr nf the. West
Durham Blossom Club.
Mrs. Gunn works diligent-
ly with the flower lovers of
Durham in keeping the
communities aware of the
joy and beauty of plant
care, the wonders of
nature and gives much of
her time to help make
Durham a more beautiful
and pleasant place to live.
She is married to Henry
L. Gunn, Jr., an employee
of the American Tobacco
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MRS. DAISY S. GUNN
Company. She is the,
devpted and lovable
mother of seven children
and the grandmmother of
seventeen grand children.
Her children include: Ms.
Judy Evans of Durham;
Henry L. Gunn, III, of
Frankfurt, Germany;,
Mrs. Brenda Graham of
Birmingham, Alabama;
Mrs. Bertha Wiggins of
Durham; Mrs. Shelia
Stuckey of Birmingham.
MRS. GONGS .
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WOMAN'S DAY ;
SPEAKER K-
Mrs! Fannie Gongs will
be honored on , Mother's ;
Day as the Mother of the
Year, for the Wjlling
Wqrkers Missionary Cirr :
cle of the Union Baptist
Church. - ;j
Mrs. Gongs is married;
to Thomas E, Gongs and
is . the mother of two
children,-, Tawanda and
Tommy. , , , ;
Mrs. Gongs Is a member
of, Union Baptist Church
where 1 she serves as
secretary of the Willing
Workers Missionary Cir
cle and the Dorcas Suriday
School Class,' and as' a
member of the Young
Adult Usher Board.
She is employed as a
medical secretary at
Durham County General
Hospital.
Mrs. Celestia H.
Sanders is president of the
Willing Workers Mis
sionary Circle7 and Dr.
Grady D. Davis is past6r
of the church.
Alabama; , Mrs.: Phyllis
rMickens and Ms.' Pamela
Gunn of Durham.
Mrs. Louise tiarvev
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Mrs. Frances M. Cum
mings of Lumberton,
president of the North
Carolina Association of
Classroom Teachers, will
be the Woman's Day
speaker at First Calvary
Baptist Church on Sun
day, May 13 at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Cummings, who is
on leave of absence while
serving as ACT president,
is an elementary teacher in
the Lilmberton Schools.
A special Woman's Day
Choir will furnish music
for the occasion. At 3
p.m.r the -children of the
Baptist Training $ Union
(BTU) will present a tribute to mothers.
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MRS. CUMMINGS
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Mother,
You are very special to many people, especially
to me and your grand-daughter, Atmeda Elizabeth
Hobbs, who thanks you so very much for i he
beautiful curtains and bedspread ydu gave to her:
We love you very much.' ,
' " ' -; ' Judy and A'lmeda
CARD OF THANKS
Your kind and thoughtful expressions of sym
pathy are deeply appreciated and .gratefully
acknowledged by the family of Mr. Frank P. .
Johnson.
Mrs. Vanilla J. King and Famitv
LSrB)EVFHSWB FUNliL SERVICES
BREED EN
Fnacral wrvkci for Mrs.
Aatiiita Breeden of 821
Gattii St., were btU Mom-
day, May 7 at Amey
Faaerai Caapd by Rev.
Lather Brown. Burial was
la Gleaaview Memorial
Park.
Sarviviaa b a sister, Mrs.
Maggie Rogers of Clarktoa;
two aJeces, Mrs. Eunice
Porter aad Mrs. Rosella
Hortoa; one uepbew. Leo
I Rogers of Atlanta, Ga.; one I
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SMITH
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I aeUu Smith of 2149
Charles St. were held
! Thursday, May 10 at
Mount Vernon Baptist
I Church by Dr. Percy L.
High. Burial was la Glenn
I view Memorial Park.
I Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Martha Smith; one
I son: one sister.
I 2919 Fayetteville St.
Durham, N.C.
688-1860
Florin Shop
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FLOWERS
Funeral services for
Mrs. Fannie Laws Flowers
of Brooklyn, N. Y., were
held Saturday, May 5 at
the House of Reeves by
Rev. W. A. Reeves.
Burial was in the Laws
Family Cemetery on Rose
of Shannon Road.
Surviving are her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Laws McCauley; her step
father; two brothers, six
sisters.
HARRIS
Graveside rites for
Robert Harris of 305
Burnette St., who died
Tuesday, May 1 at the
Durham Rehabilitation
Center, were held Satur
day, May 5 at Beechwood
Cemetery by Rev. W. E.
Daye.
There are no immediate
survivors.
Courtesy of Scar
borough & Hargett
Memorial Chapels and
CARD OF THANKS
Your kind and thoughtful expressions of sym
pathy are deeply appreciated and gratefully
acknowledged by the family of Mr. Frank P.
Johnson.
Mrs. Vanilla J. King and Family
Gardens.
WALKER
Funeral services for Coy
Lee Walker of 2539;
Bluefield St., who died
Thursday, May 3 at Duke
Medical Center, were held:
Sunday, May 6 at Scar
borough & Hargett.
Memorial Chapel by Rev.?
W. R. McNeil. Burial was'
in Symora Grove Baptist
Church Cemetery in Gran
ville County.
Surviving are two
daughters, Ms. Ernestine ,
Walker and Ms. Connie
Walker; two sisters, Mrs.
Clara Burton and Mrs.
Mable Brandon; four
brothers, Jack Walker.
Frederick Walker of
Fayetteville. Adrian
Walker of Canton. Ohio
and Elbert Walker of New
York City.
Courtesy of Scar
borough & Hargett
Memorial Chapels and
Gardens.
VINSON
Funeral services for
George Vinson, 46, who
died Friday, May 4 at
Durham County General
Hospital. were held
Wednesday, May 9 at the
House of Reeves by Rev.
Thurman Hairston.
Burial was in Glennview
Memorial Park.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Sarah T. Vinson;
three daughters, Ms. Alice
Day; Ms. Dianne Vinson
and Ms. Helen Vinson, all
of New Jersey; five sons,
Marshall Vinson of Atlan
ta. Ga., and David Vin
son. Eugene Vinson.
Robert Vinson, and Ran
dall Vinson, all of New
Jersey; four sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Pitts of Heartsville,
Conn, Mrs. Eunice Self.
Mrs, Etta Vinson and
Mrs. Essie Heading of Pit
tsboro; one brother, Lollis
Johnson; three grand
children. PICKETT
Funeral services for
Mrs. Irene Pickett, who
died Friday, May 4, were
held Tuesday, May 8 at
Lipscomb Grove Baptist
Church by Rev. T. E.
Taylor. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving are fdur
sisters, Mrs. Emma
Holeman, Mrs. Gertie
Yancey, Mrs. Lucy Whit
ted and Mrs. Edith Crisp;
one brother, Jesse Patter
son.
Courtesy
borough
of Scar
& Hargett
Memorial
pardens.
Chapels; ' and
NOTICE
All church related items should be in our office not later
than Tuesday prior to publication.
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LORENZO A. LYNCH, PASTOR
SUNDAY. MAY 13, 1979
9:30 A.M. Church School
10:50 A.M. Worship Honoring All Mothers and
Presentation of Madge Hargraves
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SERMON The Pastor
"ON BEHAVE THUS IN GOD'S NEW LAND
(YEAR,) - MOTHERS TELL IT TO OUR
CHILDREN!" -V
The Lady Ushers ushering.
The Senior Choir leading the singing - Mr. John
H. Gattis, Organist-Director
"s'joseph"
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"Striving For Liberation And J
Freedom With Jesus Christ Since 1 869' "
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W.W.EASLEY.' Minister '
May 6, 1979
8 a m Worship Service
9:30 a.m. Sunday School .
1 1 :00 a.m. Regular Worship
Prayer Service 1 2 Noon
Each Wednesday 5
Jr. Church Wednesday 6:00 p.m 5
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DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 27701
ALEXANDER D MOSELEY DO MINISTtw
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SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1979
8:00 A.M. Morning Worship
Message "UNSEEN, UNHERALDED.
UNSUNG" Part I
Music Male Chorus
9:30 A.M. Sunday Church School
10:45 A.M. Morning Worship
t Message "UNSEEN UNHERALDED,
UNSUNG" Part II
Music - Mixed Chorus
Transportation furnished to ' all services
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688-6052.