2 THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT., MARCH 13382
-w- Dr. C. Eric Lincoln To J
Preach at Russell Memorial ;
Dr. C Eric Lincoln, professor of Religion and
Culture at Duke University, will preach at Russelt ,
Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Churcfi '
on Sunday, March 14, at II a.m.
Dr. Lincoln is recognized as an international
authority on the Black Muslims in America and the
Black. Church in America. He is the sole author of
more than ten books and his ; contribution to
scholarly journals and magazines exceeds a hun
dred. ,
The public is cordially invited to come and hear
this preacher, professor and prolific writer.
. Lakefvisw Ushers Anniversary
The Ushers of Lakeview Baptist Church, Dear
born Drive, will observe their Anniversary, Sunday, v
March 14 at 6 p.m. Rev., Mayo of Shiloh Baptist ;
Church, will speak.
One Day District Conference
inWarrenton-
The One Day District Conference (District 7 "
Group 2) of the Woman's Baptist Home and
Foreign Missionary Convention of North Carolina,
will be held Sunday,' April 25 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 T
p.m. at Fork Chapel Baptist Church, Rte. 3, War
renton, N. C. . -
The lheme will be: God Will: A Cause, A Con
cer, A Conviction. . '
Miss E. M. Stanfield is chairman; Rev. W. W.
Faulcon, pastor, Fork Chapel,
Founder's Day at UCBt
The Union Christian Bible Institute will observe
its annual Founder's Day Program, Sunday, March
21 at 4 p.m. at 'Oak Grove Free Will Baptist,
Church; Colfax St. Dr. Alexander D. Moseley will
be the guest speaker. j
Choir Day at Community
The Children's Choir of Community Baptist
Church, 4821 Barbee Road, will celebrate its'Choir
Day, Sunday, March 14 at 4 p.m. Dr. Marcus In
gram, pastor, New Hope Missionary Baptist,
Church, will speak.
3rd Anniversary of Chancei Choir
The Chancel Choir of Northside Baptist Church,
1239 Berkeley St., will celebrate its 3rd Anniver
sary, Sunday, March 14 at 4 p.m. The Celestial
Choir of Mount Vernon Baptist Church will be the
guests. ... -.'. ;,V
Children Church Anniversary
The Children's Church of Union Baptist Church,
904 N. Roxboro St., will celebrate its first anniver
sary, Sunday, March 14 at 6:30 p.m. Kent Bryant,
director of Child's Evangelism Fellowship of the
Greater Durham Area, will speak .
Rev. Dorothy L. Glover is minister for the
Children's Church.
Deacon's Ordination Services
Ordination Services for new ordained deacons
will be held Sunday, March 14 at 3 p.m. at Greater
St. Paul Baptist Church. Rev. Coolidge McCoy
will snpak. '
f.'Monarv Anniversary at Shiloh
The Senior Missionary Circle of Shiloh Baptist
Church, Morris.ville, will celebrate its 53rd Anniver
saryJSundayrMarch 14 at 5 p.m. Rev. Jack Baker,
pastor, Hatcher Grove Baptist Church, Morrisville,
will speak.
A former resident, Mrs.
Morrisey's Graduate From School
Barbara Parker Mor-
nsey, and ner nusband, Frederick , graduated bun-
day, March 7 from the Watchtower Bible School of
Witnesses in New York City.
They have been assigned to the Southe American '
country of Sierra Leon, where there are currnetly
.649 Jehovah's Witnesses among a population of
3,002,426. , ,....,s . ,
Ebcnozer To Install
NoVi Pastor Sunday
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' Rev. , Brodie
Johnson will be installed ,
Sunday horning as
castor . of . Durham's
Ebenezer ' Baptist
Church. The speaker for
the occasion will be Rev.
A. Charlcsr, Ware of
Friendship. ' Bapt
York.
A week of evening ser
vices jeading up to the in-,
stallation service, with a
different speaker each
night, will conclude Fri
J day with the Rev. V.S.
! Thompson, pastor of
i First i Calvary j Baptist ;
Church, conducting the ,
worship. Rev. Z.D. Har
ris, pastor of Oak Grove,
laptist j "y
..New J
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REV. JOHNSON
Rev. Johnson, 28, has
filled' ' the . pulpit at
Freewill Baptist Church; ; Ebenezer " since
Rev. Lorenzo A. Lvnch. , i December," 1981. He
NORFOLK, VA. A check for $126,052.00 was presented io the Black
Episcopal Colleges Episcopal Colleges at the annual meeting of the Diocese of Southern Virginia.
- ; ' x , pr. S. Dallas Simmons (left) president of St. Paul's College, Lawreoceville,
rpivPfi ih rherk on behalf of Voorhees (Denmark. SO and St. Augustine's
(Raleigh, NO colleges. The gift was received by The, Rt. Rev. C. Charles
Vache, bishop of the Diocese of Southern Virginia, from Mrs. Pam Chennis,
chairman of the Venture in Mission Cabinet of the Executive Council. , ;
Get $126,052 Grant
Breakthrough
(Continued from Front) '
windows.
The federal govern
ment's portion of the
agency's funding
received indirectly from
.the state of $557,633;
is about $15.8,000 less
than in fiscal '81, which
resulted in the elimina
tion of some services and V
the, laying off of about
twenty staff and ad-,
ministrative personnel.
! r Ope r a t i o n
Breakthrough and the
state's 34 other com
munity action agencies, year
are gripped by a tighter next
rein now than in their
previous seventeen year
history, 'according to
; Johni Edwards director
..the-
6'Admic
DEO is a'part of tfie state" competition,'. Re s'afdT
Department of Natural ' McNeill agreed saying
Resources and Com-; "tne closer government
munity Development gets to you, the harder
mat is aaminisienng me
that position must be fill
ed by someone ' who
possesses th0se skills by
experience andpr
pastor of Whtte i Rock
i Baptist Church; v Rev.
j Donald Fozard, "pastor
of Mount . Zion Baptist 1
Church, and Bishop F.
Yelyerton of .Mount
(Calvary A Holiness
Church, were the other:
; 'speakers.' ". . i'.''-'
"The affirmative ac
tion administrator has
no realj power," Del
Cast ilho said, "because
under the city's charter,
the city manager is in
charge of personnel."
He said the affir.;.
mative action ad-'
ministrator monitors
progress and makes
recommendations to the
block grants. And, he
said, how community ac
tion agencies will do
business in the future is
not altogether clear
because this year's;
federal guidelines are
subject to change. '
For example, this!
allocations to me
thines will eet." referr
ing to the transition of education. This is part of city manager.
i administration r to the
' states. :-, : -
Accordingly, ; McNeill i
j said, the emphasis of the'
! seventeen-year old
! poverty-fighting ! agency (Continued from Front)
must in some respects of thy few times jn lhe
the state's effort to more
closely monitor the per
formance of CAAs.;' ,
Crest Street
Affirmative Action
Administrator Ms. Cora
McFadden, referring to
the city manager, prepare
ing the report, said, "it's
: a good managerial prac
tice that I feel comfor-
naoie wun. r
came to Durham from
Lackawanna, Nevv York,
"a suburb of Buffalo.
The entire community:
is invited to join in the:
services;- Ebenezer Bap-!
tist Church is located at'
2200 V South Alston
Avenue.
final copy. .
Buft Del Castilho said
this year's draft, given to
him in early February,
"doesn't exist anymore; :
it's been worked over i
several times."1 '
r Ms. McFadden r said !
"the city manager had to
edit the report for "ac
curacy" but "I don't
think it's a reflection on
I my abilities.".
One area where the1 rlm La7 LZa I She; said, however,.
pivgi win iiyuiivu (
I T ZrZ'Z. f formation, this office is
th ritv and th ttatAJ ,n 8 ?ettcr PS.' ,0n
. DivisiionL! of
Opportunity
vear s
country's , 900 CAAs emphasis has changed isi
were based on thei.pcisumici. wucii inci
percentage received of, i agency first started
the total amount that unucrmcoiu icucrai vi- Department V; I of1
Congress allocated last ? fjee of Economic ?PP0ur-; Transportation. ; ;
inai couiu cnange imij, ihii.iii4u, mv
year.,. Also, ninety emphasis was one hiring '
per cent of the block "grass roots
gram aupcauon was ear-T . ,.. (Continued from Front)
lllcllKCU lUr CA1SUI1R .V"vi
CAAs. Next
another
ronlfl mat; fnr mhr.!iob descilptton Tof i&cW crtV Has-att- 'AtrrrmaTiye
In terms of accessloin-;
new
Action
, year, i diqck, gram guidelines, report, on anirmauvc t-
designat on" the agency rhust :yrite a tidrt progress, thqugn tne rerJorJ,
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FUNERALS
tO:
write the report.
Currently, v the ... affir-;
'mative v action ad
ministrator, - who,
monitors progress on a
day-to-day basis, gathers
'the information ,
necessary to prepare the
prepares a draft
given lo Jhe city
rfiaiUger who prepares a ,
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THOMAS
Memorial .services for.
Mrs. Katharine Annie
Champney Thomas. 81. of
;1714 Concord St.i who
died Thursday, March 4 at
Hillhaven Convalescent
Center, were held Satur
day. March 6 at Covenant
' United Presbyterian Church
by Rev. George. Neat.
Burial was in Glennview
Memorial Park,"
She was a native of An
niston. Alabama. -
She ; received her A. B.
degree from Talladega Col-.
DEATHS AWD
' lege and M.Ardegree from ' Prevention' of Violence and
North Carolina College (now its Causes, North tarolina :
: .North Carolian Central Un-; ,1 Chapter of Talladega Alum-.
viersity). . , ni Association, North
, She taught English at Carolina Central University
t Hillside High School for ap- f Alumni Association t
proximately 44 years. She' Barber-Scotia College Gold
retired as English Instruct Medal Association, United ,
tor. Director of Debating. Nations " ' Association1
the National Honor Society. (U.S.A.), She was also ak'
The Quill, and Scrofi Club 1 filiated with the Alpha Zeta -and
Director of Commence- , Omega Chapter. Alpha Kap;
ment Speakers. pa Alpha Sorority, Incor-
She 'was a member of porated; Durham Con
Covenanl United gregations ' in V Action:,
Presbyterian Church. Museum of Life ' and
U.S.A.; , and l its Circle Science: North Carolina
Number. One, linited Symphony. Incorporated;
Presbyterian;1 Women S ; Durham Symphony, Incon
porated: Historic Preserva
tion Society: Durham Arts
Council: Coordinating
Council for Senior Citizens:
American Red Cross; Na
tional Council of Negro
Women, Incorporated; and
Lawson- Street Community
Club.
Surviving is one sister,
Mrs. Rosa C. Tutt of.
Augusta, Ga.
, Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
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Burial Protector Plan
Association, Sunday School
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Past Chairman Deacon
Board and Wednesday
Evening prayer Club,
Mrs. Thomas was af
' filiated with the National.
- Honor Society of Secondary
Schools. Hillside PTA,
; United Negro College Fund
(Assistant Local Director).
Durham Leagued Women
Voters; Durham Branch,
NAACP. Museum of jrts of
North Carolina Central
University, Womfen-in-.
Women-Action " for : the
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THOMAS
' F.uneral -services for
Nathaniel Thomas of 2920
Cedarwood Drive, who died
Saturday, March 6at
home, were held Tuesday;
March 9. at Morehead
Avenue Baptist Church by
Rev. B. A. Mack. Burial
was : in Beech wood
Cemetery with Masonic.
Rites by Dorcas Lodge 462.
Surviving are two sons.
Robert Thomas of
Philadelphia.- Pa. and
George Thomas of New
Jersey; three daughters.
Mrs. ; Edna McFadden.
Miss Benise Thomas and
Miss Helen Thomas; one
sister, Mrs. Amanda Town
send of Bennettsville, S.
C; two brothers. Ben j
Thomas and Richard ;
Thomas. both of.
Washington., .0. C; six
grandchildren.
Courtesy of Scarborough :
& Hargett Memorial'
Chapels and Gardens.
CREOLE
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Bennett Credle of
Bayboro and mother of
Mrs. Pearlie Steel of 1216'
iWiflowdale Dr., who died
Sunday. March 7 at Craven
County Hospital, wilt be
held Friday at 2 p.m. at
Mount Olive Baptist
Church. Bayboro,: Burial
will te In Jhe Credle Family
Cemetery. .
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
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Monday, March 1 at the
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Surviving are one son,
Charles L. Street Jr. of
. Chicago, III.; one sister.
Mrs. Cecelia Fullenwelder
of Peakskill. N.Y.
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