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Drl Avery Post, president, United Church of
Christ, ; will preach at Mount Calvary United
.m . p ari z v T 1 c j n An 0 t viinnav imp n
cnurcnoi winsi, i j numu .. .-
at 11 a.m. ' He will also preach at PUgrim United
Church of Christ, Highway 751 for the 25th
Celebration of the union of the various churches
. which" how comprise the United Church of Christ of
the Durham and surrounding area.
ErWman Prnmnt fid tfi PtBSifJina Elder -.
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Rev. Dr. William M. Freeman, Minisicr
Educator, was recently promoted "to District:
Superintendent (Presiding Elder) of the Fayetteville ,
District in the African Methodist Episcopal Zioni
(A.M.E.Z.) Church. The Presiding Elder's office is
the second highest position in the A.M.E. Zion
Church. f'-,.A".-- .
Freeman,- who has pastored in the Methodist
Church for more than 25 years, was appointed to
his new post by the Presiding Prelate of teh Central
North Carolina Conference, Bishop James Wesley .
Wactor of Fayetteville. v ;R V V " .V:" ' '
The new Presiding Elder will preside over the .
historic Fayetteville District where , a free black, ,
. Henry Evans, a cobbler and minister, established
the first Methodist Church and preached to,
members of both races in 1790.
, Freeman pastored Kyles Temple AME Zion
Church for seven years.
The Fayetteville District is the Central North
Carolina Conference's second largest district, The
Conference is composed of five districts: Durham,
Fayetteville, Sanford, Laurinburg and Raleigh and
has a total of 23 churches, including the church
founded by Henry Evans, Evans Metropolitan.
Freeman has been a vocational agriculture
teacher, guidance counselor, principal of a high
school, middle school and senior high. He has ;
worked as an assistant superintendent in two dif
ferent school systems in charge of Federal Pro
grams and Personnel, respectively. He holds B.S.,
M.Ai, M.Div., and D.Min. degrees. He also holds
the Advanced Certification in Administration from
University of North Carolina.
Freeman was the first black elected to the
Fuquay-Varina Town Board. He is now scrying his
second term as Mayor Pro-Tem and will complete
twelve years in Town Government at the comple
tion of his present term, '
He and his wife, Arletha, a former guidance
counselor with the Wake County school system,
have three children.
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Mount Vernon Baptist
Church celebrated the tCth '
Anniversary of Its pastor,.
Dr. Percy L. High, Sunday,:
May 23 with Dr. Paul
Johnson, minister, Martin
Street Baptist Church,
Raleigh, preaching at the
morning worship service.
A tribute entitled "Light ;
Up Your Life" to Dr. High
from organizations of the
church was held that even
inn. At that service, aola-
que was presented by Mrs. '
Fannie Rowland and
monetary gift j wis
presented by Mrs. 'Lizzie
Gilnwre to the pastor for his
ten years of faithful and
dedicated service to the
Mount Vernon Baptist
.Church Family. Music was
furnished by the Mass
CHoir and refreshments
were served.
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The Mass Choir of Mount . Vernon Eaptst
Church, will be in concert at Covenant, United
Presbyterian Church, Lincoln St. and Massey Ave.,.'
Sunday, May 30 at 5. p.m. The Convenant Usher
.Board will obsjbrve it anniversary.
XX H ; jslnt Wcrship Services at,"
The Cooperative Community Ministry will have
its fifth Sunday joint worship service at Bell-Yeager .
Free Witt Baptist Church, Cornwallis Road, Sun-,
day; May 30 at 6 p.m. The Ministry consists of
Miccmnnrv; Rantist. Bell-Yeaeer Free WiD
Baptist, Zion Temple United Church of Chnst and
Mount Calvary United Church of Christ. .. .
fisw MetrcpslStan'.Wdthcr of Year ;
' Mrs, Lillie Murphy was honored as Mother of the
Year at New Metropolitan Reformed Free Will
iBaptist Church on Sunday May 16. She wat
presented a plaque for her ''Devoted Service to the,
She serves a Financial Secretary and treasuftr .
-ind chairman to the conference workers of the
Reformed Free Will Baptist Conference; Dumv -Her
other affiliations includes membership of Pro
specf Chapter 379. Order of Eastern Star, Thressa
Hunter Fez Club, YWCA, Salome Temple 704,
! Daughter of Elks. She was also presented plaque?
of Service from Salome Temple 704 and Chapte
317, Bull City Elk.
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Annual Bus Trip to Orlando
Oak Grove Free WiD Baptist Church, 801 Colfax
St., will make its annual Bus Trip to the Orlando
area June 14-17. Attractions to be visited include:
Cypress Gardens, Stars Hall of Fame, Walt Disney
World, and Silver Springs. The trip will be.Jpur
days3 nights.
Interested persons may contact: Rev. Theresa
Hodges at 682-3862 or Mrs. Josanne Fryar at
596-5089 for more details, - ,
Gospel Choirs at Convention Home
The Gospel Choirs of Mount Olive AME Zion
Church and Mount Zion Baptist Church, will be in
concert at the Convention Home site on Guess and
St. Mary's Roads, Sunday, June 6 at 6:30 p.m.
This program is for the Orange Grove Baptist
Church Usher Board and Pastor's Aid, Roxboro
Highway.
Mass Choir in Concert
The Mass Choir of Mount Vernon Baptist
Church, will be in concert , at Covenant United
'Presbyterian Church, Lincoln St. and Massey Ave.,
Sunday, May 30 at 5 p.m. The Convenant Usher
Board will observe its anniversary.
First Aid Club Annual Service
The First Aid Club of Orange Grove Baptist
Church, 505 East End Ave., will observe its Annual
Service,. Sunday, May 30 at 5 p.m. Dr. Marcus In- .
gram, pastor, New Hope Missionary Baptist
Church, will speak. -
Mass Choir in Concert
The" Mass Choir , of Mount Vernon ' Baptist
Church, will be in concert at Covenant United
Presbyterian Church, Lincoln St. and Massey Ave.,
Sunday, May 30 at 5 p.m. The Convenant; Usher
Board will observe its anniversary.
Pro-Anniversary Musical Program ' '
The Senior Choir of Bell-Yeager Free Will Bap
tist Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Road, will sponsor a
Musical Program, Sunday, May 30 at 3 p.m. Ap
pearing will be the choirs of Rogers Grove, St. f
Mark, Zione Temple, Jesus House of Prayer and;
Bell-Yeager. , .
News of Bible Way
All choirs will sing for the Morning Worship at
Bible Way Apostolic Temple, Dark Circle Sunday,
May 30. Unity Service will be all day. The Miracle-'
Temple of Creedmoor will be the guest.
Immanuef Pentecostal Anniversary
Immanuel Pentecostal Holiness Church is
celebrating their first anniversary the week of May
24. Services will conclude Sunday, May 30. Rev.
Marion Wright is the pastor.
New Hope Union Meeting -
The Union Meeting of the New Hope Missionary
Baptist Association will be held Saturday, May 29
and Sunday, May 30 at Markham Chapel Baptist
Church, Old Chapel Hill Road. The theme will be
"What Baptist Believe and Why."
Rev . Brodie Johnson, pastor, Ebenezer Baptist
Church, will preach Sunday, May 30 at 11 a.m.
Rev. T. J. Foster is president of the Union; Rev.
Ricahrd McMillan, pastor. .
Women's Day at Mount Vernon
Women's Day will be observed at Mount Vernon
Baptist Church, 1007 S. Roxboro St., Sunday, May
30 at 11 a,m. Rev. George Dudley, Mount Zion
First Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, will speak.
A special women's choir under the direction of
Mrs. Violet P. Rogers will render the music. Mrs.
Ruth S. McCollum is chairman for Women's Day.
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PATTERSON
Funeral services for
George W. Patterson of Rt.
5. Shaw Road, who died ;
Tuesday. May 18 at
Durham County General
Hospital, were held Satur
day. May 22 at Union Bap
tist Church by Dr. Grady D."
Davis. - Burial was in Oak
Grove Memorial Gardens.
, He was a native of Rich
mond County and attended
the Richmond County
public schools. He was a
member of Union Baptist
Church and its Trustee
Board. '
He worked at Liggett and
Myers Tobacco Co. for 44
years before retiring. '
Surviving are his wife.
Mrs. Sallie Patterson: one
,son. George Patterson Jr.: '
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one daughter. Mrs. Ruby
Mason of Rockingham; two
sisters.. Mrs. Julia Brewer
and Mrs. Delia Watkins.
both of Charlotte: two
grandchildren: four great
grandchildren Courtesy of Scarborough
& ; Hargelt Memorial
Chapels and Gardens
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Baptist Church by Rev.
Lorenzo A. Lynch. Burial
was in Beechwood'
Cemetery.
He wa a native of
Franklin County and at
MOORE
Funeral services for
Hosea R.. , Moore of 801
Piper St.. who died Sun
day." May 23 at 'Durham
County General - Hospital.
tended Berry 0'Keiiy Hijpf( were held Wednesday. May
bcnooi. Haieign ana unns- m at Mount Level Baptist
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He served in ihe United
Stales Army in World War I
; He was a resident of New
York City until his retire
ment from Atlas Corp. in
1962. -There he was a
member of Abyssinian Bap-
Church : by Rev. C. L,
Dunstan. Burial was in the
church cemetery: s , i
Surviving are his wife.;
Mrs. Ollie Lyons Moore;
.one daughter. Mrs.
Thomasine Moore Richard
son: two sisters. Mrs-
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The family of the late Mr.. Charlie Lawrence
would like to express their sincere appreciation for
; the. many acts of kindness shown them during
their bereavement: Your , thoughtfulness will
always be remembered.
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Rev, Q. A; McGill; Burial Mrs.' Estell Murchison o1 ;
was in Glennview Memorial Brooklyn,. N.- - Yx onei
"Park. .. . ,n "brother. Richard Hooker:
" Surviving are one 1 1 grandchildren: four '
daughter. Mrs. Barbara' great-grandchildren I
Tanner Jackson: one
sisters. Mrs. Maggie Tan
ker Upchurch: one grand
child: three great
grandchildren. '
tisl Church and served as a Augusta Rogers and Mrs,
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of the week of publication.
You might send us a
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indicate noteworthy , news
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CLEM0NS
Funeral services for
Ezekiel demons of 1029 ' Youngsville and Mrs
He became a member of
. White Rock Baptist Church
-and its Deacon Board and
Sarah E. Smith District. He'
. was also a membre of
Weaver , McLean Post 175
H and Plum'Street Community
Organization.-;,
Surviving are his 'wife,
Mrs. -Marion D. demons:,
two brothers. Harvey,
demons of Zebulon and
Jordan demons of Newport
News, Va.: two sisters.
Mrs. Mattie Wall of
Delia
Plum St. who died Tues
day, May 18 at the
Veterans Administration
Hospital.- we're held Satur
day. May 22 at White Rock
M. Richardson of Newport
News. Va.,
: : Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor. Incorporated.
Floretta Suitt: one brother.
Thadis Moore.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens, '
RIGEL
Mrs. Sarah Riqel of 1403 .
Fay St.. died Monday, May
24 at Durham County
General Hospital. Funeral,
arrangements were in
complete at press time. ' i
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
TANNER
Funeral - services for
James Tanner, who died
SundayMay 23. were held
Wednesday. May 26 at Zion
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Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucille A. McLeod of 2010
Savannah Ave. . who died
Saturday. May 22 at home,
will be held Friday. May 28
at 1:30 p.m. at Morehead
Avenue Baptist Church by
Rev. B. A. Mack. ... Burial
will . be in Beechwood
Cemetery. :
: Surviving are , five
daughters. Ms. Georgia
Crosland. Ms. . Liddie
Howard .of Philadelphia.
Pa.; Ms. Bettie Williams of
Washington. D. . C. 'Ms.
Peggy Kirkpatrick of
Jamaica. N. Y.v and Mrs.
Evelyn Outs of Fort Bragg;
four sons. George C.
McLeod of - Fayetteville.
Raymond E.;: McLeod of
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Frank McLeod of Suitland.
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