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Oak Grcve Sponsors Florida Trip 20th Anniversary of Dr. Moselsy-
Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church, 801 Colfax St., . The Mount Cilead Baptist Church family, 404 Dowd
is sponsoring a trip to Orlando, HondaAugust 10-13. St., will honor Reverend Dr. A. D. Moseley on his 20th
The tnp package includes motel accommodations for 4 M. Anniversary as Pastor, Sjmday, August 2. - u
days and 3 nights and tiuets to Disney World, Circus -; There will be three speakers, all ordained under Dr.
World, Stars Hall of Fame and Silver Springs. For fMoseley's administration. .
more information concerning the trip, contact Rev. Rev. A. Bernard Morrison will speak at 8 a.m.; Rev. !
Theresa Hodges at 6823862 or Mrs. Josanne Fryar at Clean Pettiford at 11 a.m.; and Rev. C. R. Stone at 4 '
596-5089. : " - p.m. - ... ...
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DEATHS AM P FUN ERAL SERVI CES
1.
I-
ip- Mrs. Minnie Savage
izMile wish to thank everyone
who. remembered us jt the
Homeooing .of our beloved
retain e. Mrs. Mibnie-.
lavage. Your many acts or
kindness and your prayers
sustained us during our
hours of bereavement. May
God's richest blessings
abide with each of you.
i
Ufa is so wonderful, j
-,- life such as thine;
' Death cannot end it,
."-loved" One of mine i
' Morning will come again, I
-gilding the trees;
Spring notes will sound again, .
' sweet on the breeze.
This is not dying
brave Loved One dear,
Thou art but climbing
up out of here;
Out of the struggles
and out of the pain;
Out where with Christ ,
life will flower again.
&Jhen, goodnight
Loved One,
only goodnight,
Turn thy clear face to
the mansions of light.
Life is so wonderful,
Life such.as thine,
Qeath cannot end it,
Loved One of mine.
Treasured Forever,
The Family
Tfie word "cattle" originally
meant property of all kinds,,
similar to "chattel" and
"cajital" todays
STEPHENS
Funeral services for Ben
jamin (Bee) Stephens of
2403 Lincoln St who rliftd
i Tuesday. Julv 21 at Durham
County General Hospital,
were held Saturday, July 25
at Mount Gilead Baptist
Church by Dr. A. D.
Moseley .... 4 Burial with
Masonic Rites was in Glenn-
view, Memorial Park. !-
He was a native of Hoke
County and attended the
Hoke County Schools. ' He
joined Shady Grove Baptist
Church, Wagram. After
moving to Du'rham, he joined
Mount Gilead Baptist Church
and its Male Chorus. He was
a member of Dorcas Lodge
460, Prince Hall Grand Lodge
F. & A. Masons. He was
employed at Liggett and
Myers Tobacco Company for
. thirty-six years.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Daisy McLendon
Stephens; two daughters,
Ms. Jacqueline Burch and
Ms. Deborah Brown; three
sisters, Mrs. Julia Stephens,
Mrs. Thelma Pureed, and
Mrs. Beatrice McBryde of
Reaford; four brothers,
Howard Stephens and
Joseph Stephens, both of
Raeford, Allen Stephens of
Fayetteville and Acie
Stephens of Buffalo, N. Y.;
five grandchildren.
Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens.
AOA DOWD STREET
DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 27701
DR. A. D, MOSELEY, D.D., MINISTER
J. C. TRUIETT, ASSISTANT MINISTER
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1981
DR. A. D. Moseley's 20th Anniversary
JfcOO A.M.
sermon
Music
Morning Worship
Rev.
J;30 A.M. Churcr, School
11:00 A
Sermon
Music
M. Morning Worship
A. Bernard Morrison
Mount Gilead Choirs
Rev. Glenn Pettiford
Mount Gilead Choirs
4:00 P.M.
Sermon
Music
Afternoon Worship
Rev, C. R. Stone
First Ledge Rock Choirs
TRANSPORTATION IS PROVIDED TO ALL
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KEE . ,
Funeral services for John
Kee of 2833 Wveth St..
who died Saturday, July 25
at Durham County General
Hospitalwere held Wednes--day,
July 29 at Union Baptist
Church by Dr. Grady D.
Davis. Burial was in,
Beechwood Cemetery.
He was a native of
Blacksbura. S. C. and at
tended Blacksburg Middle
School and Rowan County
Schools. .
He was one of the
oroginators and director of
the Southland Gospel
Singers. He was a member .
of Union Baptist Church and
its Grady Davis Choir and
Senior Male Chorus.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Lizzie S. Kee; 10
daughters, Mrs. Gloria Card
well of Creve Coeur, Mo.,
Mrs. Alora Higgins of Silver
Spring, Md., Mrs. Learlie
Gray.es of Washington, D. C,
Miss Jean Kee of Baltimore,
Md., Mrs: Deborah Powers o
Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs.
Beverly Smith of FayettevHIe,
Mrs. Georgetta Parker, Mrs.
Johnnie Smith, Mrs. Audrey
Wilson and Mrs. Dorethea
Carver; six sons, James Kee
of Washington, D. C,
Alphonzo Kee of Sacremento,
Calif., John Kee Jr. of
Charlotte, Tradell Thompson,
Preston Kee and Walter Kee;
his stepmother, Mrs.
Queenie Kee of Newark, N.
J. ; five Sisters; two brothers,
21 grandchildren. ,
Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens.
JONES
Funeral services for Mrs.
Nellie Ruth Jones, who died
Tuesday, July 21 at Duke
Medical Center, were held
: Saturday, July 25 at Scar
. borough & Hargett Memorial
Chapel by Rev, Mattie Giles.
Burial was in Glennview
Memorial Park.
She was a native of Orange
, County an$ . attended, the S
. Durham CityScboojs.
She was employed at
Goldkist Poultry for 23 years.
Surviving are one
daughter, Ms. Sylvia J. Har
ris; one son James Jones;
eight grandchildren; one
great-grandchild.
Courtesy of Scarborough &
' Hargett Memorial Chapels
i and Gardens.
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Funeral services for Mrs.
Fannie H. .Page, 89. of 300
Cecil St., who died Wednes
day, July 22 at Durham
County General Hospital,
were held Saturday, July 25
at Mount Zion Baptist Church
by.Rev. Donald Q . Fozard Sr.
Burial was in Beechwood
Cemetery.
She was a native of
Durham having lived in the
Gorman area. She was
educated at Mary Potter
Training School in Oxford.
She joined Calvary Baptist
Church in Gorman at an early
age, She labet became a
member of Mount Zion Bap
tist Church for 50 years and
was a member -of its
Deaconess board, Mis
sionary Circle, Church
Helper's Club and Galeda Bi
ble Class.
Surviving are one son,
Warren Harden Page of New
York; one stepson, James
Phillip ' Page; two grand
children; , five i step
grandchildren. Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parfpr, Incor-,
porated. ' .
, LOFTON V
Funeral services for Luther '
Charles Lofton of 1104
Angler Ave , who died
.Thursday, July 23 at Duke' 1
Medical ,Canfer,, were held
Mortdayi 'July 27 at Scar
: borough'v& Hargett Memorial
Chapel f by fiev; Bruce
Wright Burial was in Glenn
view Memorial Park.
He was a native of Fair
Bluff. . :v" "
Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. (delta Lofton; six
brotehrs, Willie Lofton,
William Lofton, Johnnie Lof
ton, Albert Lofton, Rev. Den
nis Lofton of ClearwaterFIa;
and James : Lofton ;i two
sisters, Ms. Mary Alston of
Baltimore, Md. and IMrs.
Estella Haynes. j
- Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens.
WAGSTAFF
- Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary: Francis Wagstaff,
formerly of Bahama, who
died Sunday, July 26, will be
held. Friday at 2 p.m. at St.
James Baptist Church,
Leesburg by Rev. Brown.
Burial, will be in the church '
cemetery.
Surviving are her mother,
iwrs. 'Mary r-annie McGhee;
three daughters, Mrs. May
Jane HugheS of Tlmberlake,
Mrs. Catherine Hall and Mrs
Lula pettiford; one son, Lin
wood . Wagstaff Jr.; six
brothers; four sisters; six
grandchildren. :
DAVIS
' , Funeral services for Walter,
Lee Davis, 55, of Rte. 3, Box
225, Apex, who died Friday,
July 24 at Duke Medical
Center, were held Monday,
July 27 at New Hope Mis
sionary Baptist Church, '
Chatham County, by Rev. Dr.
Marcus Ingram. Burial was
In the church cemetery.
He was a native of
Chatham County and was
educated in the Chatham
County Public Schools. He
was a member of New Hope
Missionary Baptist Church.
He was employed with the
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Arneta Davis; three
foster children, Maurice
Nunn of Fletcher, Charles
DeVaughn of Apex, anlMs.
Renee DeVaughn; one step
son, Charles Stroud of San
Jose, Calif.; three step
daughters, Mrs. DeLois
Burnett, Mrs. W. Jean Taylor
and Mrs. Arneta Stroud of
Apex; three brothers, Sam
' mie Davis and Adolphus
Davis. Sr. of ChaDel Hill and
William Arthur Davis of
Washington, D. C; seven
grandchildren.
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor, Incor
porated, f
-MUMFORD .
, Funeral services for E.
Hilliard Mumford of 104 Erie
St., who died Monday; July
20 at. Duke Medical Center,
were held Saturday, July 25
at West Durham Baptist
Church by Dr. Harold J.
Cobb. 5 Burial will be in
BeechwoodCemetery.
He v was , a -.native of
Durham. He was a member
of West Durham Baptist
Church and its Abdemelch
Sunday School Class.
He was employed at Duke
Hospital for more than 30
years.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Georgia Taylor and
Mrs. Eleanor Brown; two
brothers Rev. Ira D. Mum
ford of Portland, Oregon and
Thomas L. Mumford of New
York City.'
Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens. ,
BROOKS'
Funeral services for Mrs.
Barbara Jean Keith Brooks,
of Morrisville, who r died
Thursday, July 23 at Duke
Medical Center,? were held
Monday, July 27 at Hender
son Grove Baptist Church,,
Morrisville, by Rev. Garland
' C. Ragland. ; Burial was. in
the church cemetery.
. Stte was a native of Mor
risville and attended the
Wake County schools.
She joined Pleasant Grove
Christian Church at an early
age, then joined Henderson
Grove Baptist Church and its
First-AlcL Club, Missionarl
Circle, Inspiration Choir,
Combined Choir and Usher
Board.;
She was employed at Duke
Medical Center.
Surviving are her hus
band, Willie Louis Brooks Sr.
of Morrisville; one daughter,
Ms. Angela Louise Brooks of
Morrisville; one son, Willie
Louis Brooks Jr. of Mor
risville; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Keith; her
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Ella Harris Morgan; one
sister, Ms. Olivia Keith; four
brothers, Robert Keith,
William Keith, David Keith
and Larry Keith,
Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens. .
. f . KING ' - ft
. FujJftraJ servjcfls fot.Bobert
Lee-KJng pt-ttQV Dearborn
Drive, who died Sunday, July
26 at , home, were held'
Thursday, July 30 at Scar-,
borough & Harnett Memorial .
Chapel. Burial was in
Beechwood Cemetery's
Veterans Section.
He was a native of Farm
ville and attended the Farm
ville Public Schools. He
served in the U. S. Navy.
He was a former employee
of Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co. and recently retired from
the Veterans Administration
Hospital after 30 years.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Mary Gaither King;
three sisters, Miss Sarah Lee
King and Miss Dora Kino.
bjoth of Goldsboro, and Mrs. I
flAJA III
brothers, Sam Henry King
and Cecil King of Farmville.
Courtesy of Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapels
nnd Gardens.
I LOOKED AND I SAW
Knowing Somebody Who Knows Somebody
By Bay. C. H. Sign . V
Although man represents the Crowning achievement '
a? ri i .? i i
oi uoa s crcauon, ne iaus to come ciose in reacning nis
' potentials on this earth. One reason for man's short fall
is his persistent disobedience to our Father's divine will.
If le a nfMetHr ivhwnn man muct tAllnnr k liuin hat.'
tern of God if he is to secure constant blessings. " .
Blessings are benefits which, all persons need fn
various forms. Foodr shelter and clothing are some of
our most common needs, which no man possesses
wisdom jo provide for himself. ; Often, man fools
himself into thinking that he is the sole source for these
common needs, but he cannot justify his position regar
ding this matter alone; An important question asked is,
can a man secure blessings to satisfy nis own needs in
the absence of. suffering? Perhaps the answer might be
the result of man's obedience to the divine orders pf
God and the idea of Knowing Somebody who knows
Somebody. It is always better for man to suffer hard
ships with assurances than to encounter greater suffer
ings in the absence of securing his basic needs. Man
desperately needs a true sense of direction found only '
through relying on a divine encounter with the
Godhead. In other words, man needs to know
somebody who knows somebody.
God, through His compassion of love, made it possi
ble that man might know Jesus who knew the true work
ings of the Father. Jesus followed God through the act
of obedience and could not lose the divine way on needs
being, met. God did not free His Son Jesus from the
burden of sufferings. Ipstead of God's removal of the
bitter cup from the life of Jesus, an act of obedience tp
keep pace with God was followed. fS i
Hosea knew somebody who kndw somebody who
recommended much, advice to his followers; Ye shall
know, If we follow on to know .the Lordi" In order for
man to follow the Lord, he must know the man whom
he intends to follow. On matters which the Lord
knows, He gladly imparts to as many as will follow. 5
He who hath ears to hear, let him hear.
Bible Way News
The Bible Way Spirituals will sing at Bible Way
Apostolic Temple, Dark Circle, Sunday August 2 for
Pastoral Day. Communion will be served before the 7
p.m. service.
Bishop Leon Saunders and the Jesus House of Prayer
will present a Pre-Anniversary Service for Bishop John
Russell Jr. :-
Evangelist Robert Bratcher will be guest speaker at
Shiloh Apostolic Church, McLaurin St., Friday.
AUgust 7 at 7:30 p.m.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1981
HOLY COMMUNION
9:30 A.M. Church School
1 10:55 A.M.
Y Sermon
Worship .
Rev. Ronald Swain. Chanlain
Shaw University; Raleigh, N.C,
Senior Choir leading the singing
' Mrs. Lavinia L, Parker - Organist
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Refreshments and fellowship in th rp!inhin
Hall after M- m UA,kt . . , r i
aunaay nursery provided for children during the
J0:55 j.m. Worship. .
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1981
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