, . - a broad cross-section of
VOlUntCBr ' Durham's volunteers,
:irnn,A r, -c .x MfS' Moore said. .
. (Contmued from Front) Recipents' names are
.volunteer" recognition unavailabl! since the ccr
luncaeon.
The 106 . persons
nominated for recogni-'
tion' this year were
studied; by a three-
and the "volunteer of , tificatet andawards are , member panel of judges volunteer free time,
the year" awards reflect first announced .at the
Rev. Rich:rd::n ct f.'.t. t!::d
Rev. William Richardson, pastor, Mount Bright,
Baptist Church, HiUSborough.'will speak at Mount ,
Gijead Baptist Church 404 Dowd St., Sunday,
Jpril 18 at 6:30 p.m. ,
Jhe Nurses Aide will observe its fourth anniver
sary'.. . .
first BaptishTo Observe V ;
Choir Day Sunday
CHAPEL HILL Dr. Rofand Carter, professor,
of music at Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia,
will be the guest speaker for the annual Choir Day
service at First Bpatist Church Sunday, April 18 at
11 a.m. '-, - .
Music will be presented by the combined choirs,
of First Baptist under the direction of Miss Rochelle
Tucker, a student at UNC.
A reception,: for special guests . invited by the,
music committee, will be held at the home of Mrs. ,
Laura Reaves immediately following the service.
At 6 p.m., the Junior Choir, under the direction
, of Mrs. Lattice Vickecs Davis, will present a con-
cert. Misses Kathy At water and Cathy Ross will
assist. ' ,
Dr. J.R. Manley-i$ pastor of First Baptist
Church.
and they determined who
the seven top volunteers
would be.- ;
I Volunteer of the year
; awards are given in the
following categories: "
t Youth, for volunteers
'younger. ' " " volunteer," she said,
Senior, for volunteers "and agencies have to
60-years-old and older. ; consider adjusting the
After Hours, . for: structuring their. 1 pro-'
employed persons who grams to accommodate
the times and energies
that; these persons car,
devote to volunteerism.".
She said the. ' black
community represents a
Leader, for volunteer
administrators or
organizers.
CVktirrmeA Individual.
, 22-years-oId
and
REV.
for persons who take it: type of untapped market
upon themselves to help; of ' yr experienced
someone on a one-on- volunteers. , ' s 5
one basis. '-'v;.''.:'' f :;' "One of the strengths;
; - Employee, - : for of the black;
volunteer nominated by community," she said.l
his or her employer for "is, that people there!
valuable' work done in have traditionally helped
the community. i their neighbors, worked ;
General, for volunteers : in their churches and !
whose contributions arejj done other things that
5UUR0AY, APRIL 17, 1S82-THE CASSUSA TI"J-r3( -we
are realizing that ' v. .
volunteerism must be '
seen; in. this ? braJcr . Department of Social turn more to volunteer1
view.4 ; Services, and another services." .
The Volunteer r Ser with the N.C. School of She also noted thatf .
vices Bureau, a Durham Math and Science . ; traditionally volunteers
United Way funded According to Mrs. have been the backbone! ,
agency, is the city's Moore,' Durham's of many private non-L
volunteer community is! profit agencies, such as t
growing, both from a the 'Red Cross and thei
"need" point of viewj American Cancer Sbcie-f
and in the services area, i.ty, and that this use will -"Certain
public agen- continue and likely win
cies, such as schools and expand as wen.
volunteer "clear
inghouse". Agencies and
programs ; that ; use
volunteers, about 12S of
them locally, work
through the bureau to
locate and - i recruit .the deoartment of social There is a wide range
volunteers. On the other : (services, have always us-! of services that,
hand, persons who want ; 'ed volunteers,". Mrs.' ! volunteers can provide,
;to volunteer contact the : jMoore said, "but some according to Mrs.
bureau to see where they other public v agencies Moore, and almost
can work. r : : have Used volunteers less '.anyone can serve.
In it's tenth year, the frequently. But with the
vjv wMtsivuwwiw - Mvnv viiivi 1.1111153 mat , iu 11 9 ivmii j vai , iiiv . .. irctjucniiy. Dui wiin me
not covered in any of the Exemplify people helping 1 bureau gets the most of budgetary cutbacks on
other categones. 1 people. But they have 1
. Noting that many often not considered
newcomers characterize i themselves volunteers
Durham as a "caring ci because they have not
ty", Mrs. Mocu-C; saw, worked in a structured
of the cjtys
v volunteer
are a strong
middle-class
black and
that two
strongest
resources
base of
residents,
white, and two univer
sities that supply a much
needed group of student
volunteers. "J
aiiviv wv nvvua iui
program,
volunteer
In the!
community,)
Award
'Court Judges Karen
Galloway and W.G.
i Pearson, II. Judge Pear-
RICHAROSON
fat. (ttalnarH Kmeh
I Olhurrh'of Ghrtat
f 1715 ATHENS STREET
(DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27707 '
TELEPHONE: 688 5066
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retired people, students son will present the
and employed persons to .mayor, and. Judge
"On the Move for God "
Rev. J. Cecil Cheek, B.Th., M.Oiv. Minister
SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 198?
9:30 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
Sunday School
Morning Worship
WEDNESDAY
6:30 P.M. Mid-Week Service
Bus Service for Church Sunday School and Mor
ning Worship Services. Everyone is welcome to
come.ind join us in an services.
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Meet ' '-vwV . "1
Revereod A. Bernard ;$f-'tU " :
Morrison . mA:'"
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1200W. Club Blvd. ,
Walllown School Auditorium
, Durham. N. C.
Ftncad-in Plrkini OH Onslow St k rnr M Aui
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Marlon Wright. Pastor ;
Sunday 10:00 AM & 6:30 PM
Wednesday-7:30 PM
FtWlf l:C3 Ptt
Galloway will present
fMrs. Edmonds with the
award an engraved
plaque.
Among church of
ficials taking part in the
special award ceremony
services arc Eider R.W.
Bates, assistant secretary
f for Lay Activities with
the church's General
((National) Conference,!
who will deliver the mor- j
ning sermon; and Elder'
Joseph Hinson, director
of personal ministry in
'the church's . South
: Atlantic Conference.
iThe South Atlantic Con
ference covers most
eastern seaboard states
including the Carolinas.
its annual budget, just a
little more than $30,000 ,
this year,, from the'
United Way. The bureau
also has' two sjnall . ser
vices contracts, one with
the .Durham County
(Continued from Fropt)
The South Atlantic
Conference began this
award in 1978 to
recognize each year the
persons in the various
communities,
throughout the southeast
where the church has
congregations, who have
.exemplified the concept
of community service, j
Previous Durham reci
pients include Mrs. Joari
Burton, educator; J.J.
Henderson, civic leader;
F. Howard Alston,
retired educator; and,
Lee W. Smith, director
of the John Avery Boys
Club.
The Immanuel ij
Seventh Day Adventist
i Church is located at 1309 ,
Lincoln Street. Elder
Robert A. Sloan pastors
the 200-member con
gregation, ;.
tne federal level, I an
ticipate that more and
more public agencies will ?
3ilead (S&afUitf
404 DOWD STREET
DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 2770 f
SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1982
8 CO A.M.
9:3a A.M.
11:00 A M
Morning Worship
Church School
M orRifm Worship
TRANSPORTATION IS PR0V1CQ TO ALL
SERVICES
Call 888-8051 or 882-8484 or 882-7189
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Vote For Your Favorite Minister
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in the
Friends of Edgemont-Few Gardens Center
Ministers Popularity Contest
This is the first
Official Ballot
found only in
The Carolina Times
Gospel Announcer
6 A.M. - 7 A.M.
Monday - Friday
Hometown. , : .Durham, .N.C.
Birthday......... V...... .....ApnU
Slon...' ...Aries
Nickname.,...:..... ."Nard" and V'Rev. B."
Education , - .Durham High School
North Carolina Central University
" Durham Technical Institute
Union Christian Bible Institute
Most Memorable Moment. i .:.;. : .the birth of my daughters
Most Admired Persons V. ..... . Mrs. Mary L. Morrison, Mother.
Mrs. Jackie L. Morrison, Wife
' Rev. Alexander D. Moseley
, . Mr. Hezekiah Ruffin
Favorites:
j qqIqp t t j i t , . , , j . , . , . t Blsck
Artist tor Gmup . , . . . '' -Don Degnte, Delegation
jcfor Sidney Poitier , .
Actress ' ', ''. . ' ; .....Bette Diyis, Cecily Tyson '
F00d ' . Turnip Greens
Athlete:', J;...-.'.'....' r..f...JimBrown
. jv Show. : ........ W Minutes
Magazine .". '-x :- 4 Tm
Hobbies,. Rs a din Cowling, Family Games
Last Movla Seen. .Baiters cf the Lost Ark
Last Book Rsad, . . ... . ;V, , , ? . t.
....... Blsck Theclogy
Special Awards and RftCQgnttton: hi fv Stcuffsr Foundation Scholarship
Balloting begins Monday, April 19. and will run for ten weeks ending June 30. Be sure lo clip and use
(he ballot below for voting. .
The purpose of this effort is to raise emergency funds for the Kdgemont Community Center and to
boost the Black church and Black press locally and nationally.
The only ballots to be entered in the contest will be those found in each weekly issue of The Carolina
Times. The committee asks each minister to boost Carolina Times subscription sales and renewals
among his congregation. Each week, the names of clergymen entered will appear in the Times witfl a tal-
Another feature of this effort will be a "Ministers of the Week" biographical sketch selected from en
tries received by the Friends of Edgemont Committee, The committee encourages the formation of
church committees to see that your pastor wins or makes an excellent showing.
A one dollar ($1.00) contribution allows a single vote. One ballot may be used for as many, votes as
desired based on the size of the total contribution. There is no limit in the number of times one person
may vote. Mail ballots and checks to P.O. Box 1724, Durham, N.C. 27702 or bring them by the
Edgemont-Few Gardens Center. Always obtain a receipt. All checks should be made payable to: Edge
mont Ministers ropuiamy umesi.
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Among the friends of Edgemont sponsoring group are: Drs. Marvin Duncan. Vinston Burton. Jr..
Caroline Sage. Earle Thorpe, former city councilman James BrownyJr., Attorneys Frank Bullock. Car
roll Willis; Bishop John T. Moore, Few Gardens Resident Council President I ilu Richmond. Mr.
George White and Mrs. CJeorge Jones.
Nominees
As of the third week of nominations, the following ministers have been nominated as contestants in
the Ministers Popularity Contest:
Rev. James Daniels
Rev. Alexander D. Moseley
Rev. Donald Fozardv
Rev. Frizelle Yelverton
Elder Elroy Lewis
Rev. William Easley
Rev. Lorenzo Lynch
Rev. Howard Haggler
Rev. Percy High
Rev. W.T. Bigelow
Re. Grady Davis
Rev. Leon Saunders
Rev. Lowry Rcid
Rev. B.A Mack
Rev. Percy Chase
Rev. Vernon Thompson
Rev. Arthur II. Parker
Rev. V.E. Brown
Bishop W.A. Jones
Rev. Z.I) Harris
Rev. J.W. Barnes
Rev. I II. Whelchel
Rev. James Monroe
Bishop John T.Moore
Rev. David Bell
Rev. Harold Cobb
Rev. William Freeman
Rev. J.R. Crutch field
Elder R.A.Sloan
Rev. Marion Wright
Rev. Curelon Johnson
Rev. Johnny lak
Rev. CR. Stone
" Did yoju see YOUR minister's name in the list of nominees? Nominations remain open. Its not loo late
lo nomfflale your minister. Do it today! .
OFFICIAL BALLOT
Ministers Popularity Contest
Minister's Name;
Name of Church:
Voter's Name:
Number of Votes:
Amount Enclosed: S.
Mall or bring votes to:
Edgemont-Few Gardens Center
. P.O. tx 1724
Durham, N.C. 27702
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