2 THE CAROLINA TISESpSAJlrtfeAj. JUNE 28, 18S2
I LOOKED AND I SAW
; His Far-Reaching Wisdom,
HighandlLow .
By Rev. C. B. Stone
The thoughts of our Lord are far too powerful
for men of knowledge to comprehend with much ,
r accuracy. High are the ways of the Lord above our
ways,' yet, His thoughts are far-reaching to the
human family of the earth. We must ; alwiys
remember that the Lord has positioned His guiding
Spirit among the human family. This means that
He has descended upon his directions through His '
Divine Revelations. His Revelations provide us
with key benefits if we would seek Him in spirit and ;
truth. The spirit is capable, without error, of
revealing. to us exactly where we need to go.
Wisdom does not have to depend on knowledge
as we see it to secure truths on a particular matter.
Wisdom does not need, nor have to settle for any
secondary position regarding knowledgeable men.
Wisdom lies eternally within the framework of the .
Godhead without question. Therefore, wisdom is '
too high for the foolish to obtain without self
denial. In other words, men must take a lower posi
tion than wisdom in order to seek any person of the
Godhead who is wisdom. Furthermore, wisdom
represents, the Supreme position on intelligence in
volving success among the human family of the
earth.
It is not the .primary purpose of the Godhead to
be positioned somewhere in isolation void of help
ing us. If the attitude of the Godhead were directly .
against men, to whom could we, go for relief in
times of, need? When the attitudes of men are
kindled against righteousness, the Godhead is com
mitted to provide help for those who seek the truth.
He who hath ears to hear, let him hear.
CARD OF THANKS
0. The Family of Mrs. Laura Carrington Yancey
of 910 Cook Road, wishes to express their
deepest appreciation for the many acts of kind
ness shown during the bereavement of their loved
one. MAY GOD BLESS YOU!
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CHURCH NOTES
Revival Services at New Hcpa
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Chatham
County, will hold its Revival July 5-9 with Rev. J.
R. Burt preaching.
Dsaccn and Trustees Day at Gethseman?
Deacon and Trustees Day will be held at
Gcthsemane Baptist Church, 906 S. Roxboro St.,
Sunday, July 4 at 11 a.m. Dr. V. E. Brown, pastor,
will preach. Music will be rendered by the V, E.
Spiritualites and Youth Choir.
8th Anniversary of Chancellor Choir
The Chancellor Choir of Bell-Yeager Freewill
Baptist Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Road, will
celebrate its eighth anniversary, Sunday, July 18 at
3 p.m. Guests will be the Community Male Chorus,
Greater St. Paul Paulettes, Union Baptist Young
Adult Choir and Ambassador Cathedral Young
Adult Choir.
Spaulding Leads Ticket For State
House-Clement Weak
merit, III, a black in-
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resultSHof-lfne 4n a distant fourth place.
By Donald Alderman
' Tuesday's state housj
election
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Revival Services at Greater St. Paul
Revival services will be held at Greater St. Pau
Baptist Church, Juniper and N. Hyde Park, July 4
through 9. The Nightly services will begin at 7 p.m.
Rev. Melvin Smotherson, pastor, Cornerstone Bap
tist Church, St. Louis, Mo., will preach. .
Rev. Smotherson is a native of Hattiesburg,
Mississippi. He holds a B.A. degree from Missouri
Baptist College and a M.A. degree from Webster
College.
He has served as pastor of First Baptist Church,
Crcve Coeur, Mo., Washington Tabernacle Baptist
Church and Cornerstone Institutional Baptist
Church, St. Louis, Mo.
We Welcome
Your
Church News
News about your hap
penings at your church
should be in our office not
later than Monday at 5p.m.
of the week of publication.
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REV. SMOTHERSON
23rd - legislative district
surprised ' Kenneth . B.
Spaulding more than
anyone else. ' Not; only,
did , he retain ; the
legislative seat he's held
for the past four years,
. but he also led the ticket
. in the four-mart race for
t the three seats ' in this
- district. Spaulding polled
more than 18,000 votes.
"1 1 think the vote
" reflects the willingness of
. the community to work
together," Spaulding- ,
. said shortly after results '
were announced at elec-,
tion headquarters
downtown. "My voting '
record shows that we've -worked
for the whole ,
community, and I'm
glad the voters allowed
me to continue the ser
vice.' Durham County
voters also returned two
other incumbent
legislators to the state
house in Tuesday's elec-"
tions. W. Paul Pulley,
who will begin his third
term, came in second "
place with about 14,000
votes,' while George
Miller, Jr., placed third
with about 13,000 votes.
A.J. Howard Cle-
with just a little over
9,000 votes.
: A comparison of elec
tion returns indicate that
i if Clement had polled an
average of - about 400
more votes in each of the
city's ten predominantly
black precincts, he
would have placed third,
upsetting Miller.
However, because Cle
ment ran without the en
dorsement of the
Durham Committee on
the Affairs of Black Peo
ple, he got only about .
2,200 votes in those ten
precincts. Spaulding got
the Committee's en
dorsement. The Com
mittee is Durham's prin
cipal black ; political
organization. f i
, This is the second race
in which Spaulding has
received the Committee's
endorsement rather than
Clement, and each time
the endorsement made a.
major ditterence in trie
votes Clement got in the ;
black community.
Spaulding, however,
also ran strong in
Spaulding's vote against
a three cent gas tax hike,'
nrnnnced bv GOV. Jim
Hunt and supported by
most of the durham
delegation, would hurt
his reelection chances. '
Voters evidently thought ,
that he did a good job. ; "
, ; While- neither would
state it in uncertain terms
publicly, the house race
was viewed by many as a
battle between Spaulding
and Clement, as it turned
out, Clement could only :
muster 9,126 votes, over
4,000 votes beyond the
race's third , place can
didate. Clement and
Spaulding, though both
black, seldom agreed on
issues that came before
the House during the last
term with Clement often
speaking publicly against
Spaulding's positions.
The-' race reset the
stage from a political
battle originally set in the
general elections of 1978.
That : year, A.J;
Howard Clement III
sought to retain the seat
the
' appointment to U.S. At
torney of H.M.
. Michaux. " t
But - ' Kenneth:
Spaulding decided to run
also, and he, too, receiv-
ed the backing of the
politically powerful)
Durham Committee on ,
the Affairs of Blade Peo-i
pie, the famous,' "double j
endorsement". ,
Spaulding won along)
with the two white can-!
didates that ran sue-!
cessfully in 1978 and
.1980, Paul Pulley and;
George Miller.
Clements sought the
committee's endorse
ment this year but
..Spaulding won that fight
again. y . .
The three incumbents j
ran mostly on their ;
records. Except for a few
issues they all agree and :
vote as a bloc or delega
tion. Clement, on the other
hand, ran on as record as
private citizens and
through certain com
munity organizations'
such as the Durham;
Chamber of Commerce.
' predominantly
areas.
Although
political figures
it, '
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. WHITTED
Funeral services for
Samuel-Whitted. of 2121
Milton - Road, who died
Monday; June 21 at home,
were held Thursday, June
24 at Mouse of Prayer For
All People by Elder Thomas
DiHard. -Burial was in
nvrew Memorial Park
Surviwivinq are his
Mrs. Nina Ruth Whitted;
one son. Samuel Dwlght
Whitted;- two, daughters.
Ms. Oina Mae Whitted and
Ms. Velda Ruth Whitted:.
one sister. Mrs. Sallie Car
roll of Hillsborough: three
i Glen-Wife.
brothers, Elder Levi Whit
Jed, Alvis Whitted and
Frank Whitted of
Hillsborough; two grand
children, y .
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
YANCEY
Funeral services fof Mrs.
Laura Carrington Yancey of
910 Cheek Road, who died
Tuesday, June 22 at home,
were held Friday, June 25
at 2 p. m. atvReii Mountain
Baptist "Church. Rouge
mont, by Rev. Cureton Li
Johnson. Burial was in the
church cemetery,-r V;
She operatejp J WmdtjiiJU
Grocery iSirft CtJbR
Road. She was a member
of Red Mountain Baptist..;
Church. . - r; ' ; ,
Surviving are her sister.
Mrs. Plassie E. Carrington
of Baltimore, Md.; two
brothers,. Walter Carrington
and Joseph Carrington.
, Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor. In corporated.,
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services mr
Mrs. Anna R. Quick of 129
E.- Cornwallis Road, who
was found dead Monday,
June 21 on Wilkins Road,
were held Saturday. June
26 at Faucette Memorial
CME Church by Dr. R.
Summerville.
She joined St. Matthew
CME Cnurch, now Russell
Memorial; CME Church at
an early age. Later she
joined Faucette Memorial
CME Church. -
Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. . Phyllis
Melton;' four sons Brent
Robinson Dennis Quick,
Bernard Quick and Spec. 4
Robert Quick of Fort Benn-,
ing. Ga.; one stepson. Otis
Quick: one sister, Mrs.
Julia Spencer; four grand
children. "
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
STONE
Mrs. Reacy Mae Caldwell
Stone of 3019 Weaver St..
Apt. 15. died Tuesday.
June 29 at Hillhaven Con-,
valescent Center, Funeral
arrangements were in
complete at press time. .
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
VILLINES
' Funeral services for.
Frederick Villines of 1208
N. Driver St., who died Fri
day. June 25 at N. C.
Memorial Hospital, were
held Monday, June 28 at
Union Groive Baptist .
Church by Rev. Eulis
Chavis. Burial was in the '
church cemetery.
Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. Henrietta Villines; his
father, Henry C. Villines of
Baltimore, Md.; two
brothers. Morris , Jeffery
and Charles Villines; his
maternal -grandmotherv
Mrs. Octavia Johnson; his ;
paternal grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carr Villines of
Hurdle Mills:
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
JOHNSON
' Funeral services for Mrs.
Pattie Green Johnson, who
died Monday, June, 28 at
Duke Medical Center, were
held Thursday,. July 1 at
Community Baptist Church
by Rev. Percy Chase.
Burial was in Beechwood
Cemetery. - : ;
She was a member of
Community Baptist Church
and its Deaconess Board
and Missionary Society..
Surviving are four
daughters, Mrs. Louise J.
Black of Salisbury ( Mrs.
Eva J. Geer. Mrs. Edith J.
Hudson and Ms. Delores
Johnson; two sons, George
A. Johnson Jr. -of
Washington. D. C. and
Rev. Clyde Johnson of
Petersburg, Va.; one
sister, -Mrs. Alvada
Daniels; 'one brother,
William M. Green of
Washington, D. C; nine
.grandchildren. . .
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor, Incorporated.
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t MITCHINER .
Goldie Bennett Mitchiner,
of 1209 N. Hyde Park Ave.,
who died Thursday, June
24 at Durham County
General Hospital, were held
Sunday,- June 27 at St.,
Mark AME Zion Church by
Rev. Howard E Haggler Sr.
Burial was in Beechwood
Cemetery.
; She was employed by
Durham Laundry. She was
a member of St, Mark AME
Zion Church and its
Cathedral Choir. White
Rose Circle and leader of
Class 19.
Surviving are her hus
band, Reginald V. Mit
chiner; two daughters,
Mrs. Vera B : Sutton and
Mrs. Carolyn B. McNeill of
San Diego, Calif .; two step
daughters. , Ms. .Mary
Margaret Mitchiner and
Mrs. Nattie M. Alston; five
stepsons,' Linwood L. Mit
chiner Df Los Angeles,,
Calif.. Raymond V. Mit
chiner of Washington, D.
C . Durban K. Mitchiner of
Atlanta, Ga.. Dr. Reginald
G. Mitchiner of Blacksburg,
Va. and Charles C. Mit
chiner of Raleigh; two
sisters, Mrs. Tressie F.
Green and Mrs. Mearlener
F. Johnson; two brothers,
Charles Flowers and
Nathaniel' Flowers . cf
Baltimore. Md.: six grand-
. children; four
grandchildren.
' Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor, In
corporated. : 1
. TINNEN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Cora Atkins Tlnnen of 3217
Dearborn Drive, who died
Friday. June 26 at
Hillhaven Rose Manor Con
valescenfCenter, were held
Thursday, July 1 at Lincoln
Memorial Baptist Church by
Rev. McArthur demons.
Burial was in Markham
; Memorial Gardens. :
Surviving are four
daughters, Mrs. Mary
Parker of New Jersey, Mrs.
Annie Williams of Union-
xtownioRaio'Mfs. tJEora vtea
beak and MrjJQrRile7'f
three sons, George Atkins
of ' Washington, Richard
Atkins of New Jersey, and
Robert : Tinnen . Jr.: one
stepdaughter, Mrs. Mamie
Brown; two stepsons. Rev.
Lester Tinnen and William
Buster Tinnen; 48 grand
children; 100 greats
grandchildren; 41 great-great-grandchildren.
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Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
CADLETT
Mrs. Lizzie Haywood
Cadlettpf 315 Wake Place,
died Monday v June 28 at
Durham ;; County General
Hospital. Funeral ar
rangements were in
complete at press time.
Courtesy of Scarborough
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CARD OF THANKS
The Family of Mrs. Bessie Dunston of 2229
. Apex Hwy., who died June 13,1982 In Hillhaven
' Pettigrew Convalescent Center, wishes to express
their deepest appreciation for all the acts of kind
ness shown during the loss of their love one.
Thank you and may God continue to bless and.
keep you.
Florence Thomas & Josephine DeNard family
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Funeral services for
Clark H. Egerton of 505
Nash St., who died Friday,
June 25 at home, were held
Tuesday, June 29 at White
Rock, Baptist Church by
Rev. Lorenzo A. Lynch.
Burial was in : Beechwood
Cemetery. ' r
He was employed at Lig
gett & Myers Tobacco Co.
for 55 years before his
retirement In 1980. He was
a member of White Rock
Baptist Church and its
Senior Usher Board and
Moore-Kennedy Bible
Class. v
. Surviving are his wife.
Mrs. Mabel A. Egerton; one
son., Clark Egerton Jr.;
three sisters, Mrs. Mary E.
Curtis and Mrs. Catherine
brothers, Weldon Egerton
of Raleigh and . Edward
Egerton of Philadelphia.
Pa.; two grandchildren.
Courtesy of Scarborough '
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
WADE
Funeral services for Mrs.
Sarah Lee Wade of 2501
White Oak Dr., who died
Monday, June 28, were
held Wednesday, June 30
at St. Mark AME Zion
Church by Rev. Howard E.
Haggler Sr. Burial was in
Beechwood Cemeter,y.
Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Barbara
Wade Hawley of
' Greensboro; ohe: brother;
one sister; two grand
children. Arrangements were by
Burthey Funeral Service.
& Hargett Memorial t - Quick, both of Raleigh.
Chapels and Gardens. and Mrs. Ann Belle Snipes
; of Philadelphia. Pa.; two,
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