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4th Founders Wesk at New Mt. Tcmpla
New Mt. Temple Church of Deliverance, 2718
East Pettigrew St.; will celebrate its Fourth
Founder's Week Observance from August 1-8. Ser
vices will begin nightly at 7:30 p.m. Sunday's ser
vice will begin at 3 p.m. Speakers for the week are: .
Rev. David Massey of North East Baptist Church;
Bishop Ralph "Dohnie" Graves of Deliverance
Temple oTruth, Fayetteville; Evangelist Christine
Williams of Holy Light United Holy Church, Tabor
City; Bishop Geraldine Bailey of True Way ,
Holiness Church, Raleigh; Rev. Frank Odell Hancs
of Ambassador Cathedral; Evangelist Lessie
Williams of Church of God of Prophecy; Elder,
William A. Davis Sr. of Mt. Sinai Holy Church,
Burgaw; and Mrs. Howell of Scotts Grove United
Holy Church, Apex. 5
113th Anniversary of St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church. 2515 Fayetteville
St.. will observe its 1 13th Anniversary, Sunday, Oc
tober 24. Bishop Philip R. Cousin, former Minister
of St. Joseph's and now Presiding Bishop of the
Ninih Episcopal District of the African Methodist
Episcopal ('hurch will preach at the 11 a.m., Wor
ship Sen ice. ' Attorney William A. Marsh Jr. is
chairman lor the 113th Anniversary Celebration.
Rev. W. W. Easley Jr. is minister. ,.
Robert Patterson in Concert
The White Rose Circle Club of St. Mark AME
Zion Church, 531 S. Roxboro St., will sponsor
Robert Patterson in concert, Sunday, August 1 at 5
p.m. '':',?'
9th Anniversary of Helping Hand Club
The Helping Hand Club of Bell-Yeager Freewill
Baptist Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Road, will
observe its 9th Anniversary, Sunday, August 1 at 4
p.m. Rev. Harold Cobb, pastor, West Durham
Baptist Church, will preach. ;
Homecoming at Bell-Yeager
Bell-Yeager Freewill Baptist Church, 128 E. Cor
nwallis Road, will observe its 8th Homecoming,
Sunday, August 8 at 3 p.m. Rev. V. S. Thompson,
pastor. First Calvary Baptist Church, will preach.
Fish Fry & Yard Sale
The Floral Club of Bell-Yeager Freewill Baptist
Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Road, will have' a Fish
Fry and Yard Sale, Saturday, August 14 beginning
at II a.m.
Ushers 57th Session ; . ;. . . f
Convenes In Fayetteville ' 7
CARRBORO The
57th annual session of
the Interdenominational
Ushers Association - of.
North Carolina will con
vene in Fayetteville at
First Baptist Church,
August 6-8. Dr. C.R.
Edwards is pastor, r
Registration will begin
at 9 a.m. on Friday. The
First Aid Department ; Sunday, 1926 at the
program is scheduled for (Saint Paul AME Church
Friday afternoon ajid the in Raleigh. The aims,
welcoming program on, then and now, are to:
Friday, evening to - be , create an ecumenical
followed . oy the presi- fellowship where , all
dent's annual address, denominations could en-
the host pastor, Dr. Ed-
wards. . ,, .
Awards and scholar-'
ships are presented in the.
Queen's Contest, First
Aid, Arts and Crafts and
the Oratorical Contest.
The : Interdenomina- , ,
tional Ushers Associa
tion of North Carolina,
was organized on Easter
How Free Are You?"
On Saturday morning,
the , Arts' and Crafts,
Department; along ,witjj
the Youth-Young
Adults, will present their
programs, displays and
fashion show.
The annual business
session and election of
officers will be Saturday
afternoon. The
Oratorical Contest on
Saturday evening will be
followed by the banquet
and Queen's Contest.
The session will con
clude on Sunday morn
ing with the annual ser
mon be'ing delivered by
joy an open relationship;
; restore dignity to the
1 ushering profession; pro
mote human relations,
'and, aid and assist those
in need.
Thfe organization pur
chased the 75-acre
former Franklin Chris
tian College property on
Highway 1, north of
Franklinton, in 1957.
Five buildings are
located on the property
and future plans of the
organization are to erect
."a retirement complex.
Clifton Stone of Carr
! boro serves as state presi-.dent;
52nd Usher Board Anniversary
The Usher Board of Holland Chapel A.M.E.
Zion Church, Route 3, Box 166-K, Apex, will
celebrate its 52nd Anniversary Service, Sunday,
August 1 at 6 p.m. Rev. Percy L. High, pastor,
Mount Vernpn Baptist Church, will preach.
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DEATHS
AND FUNERAL SERVICES
MOORE
Funeral services for Ms.
Julia Mae Carr Moore. 39.
who died Saturday, July 17
in New York, were held
Saturday. July 24 at Am-;
bassador Cathedral Church
by Rev. F. Odell Haries.
Burial was in the Carr
Cemetery.
She was a model for.
Style Clothing. Surviving
are her husband,, Justin
Moore of New York;, two
stepdaughers: one step
son: one sister, Ms. Mary
Louise Carr of New York:
three brothers. Levie Carr
of New York. Jeremiah Carr
of Virginia and Aaron Carr
Jr.: her partemal grand
mother. Mrs. Winnie Carr. 1
KEITH "
Funeral services for Joe
Ciphus Keith. 81. of Rt. 6.
Raleigh: who died Wednes
day.' July 21 at Durham
Coun'v General Hospital.
were held Sunday. July 25
at Pleasant Union Church
by Rev. C. R. Brooks.
Burial was in tha church
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife,
, Mrs, Dollie Keith; two sons.
Bruce Keith and Belvin
Keith: one daughter. Ms.
Edna Mae Keith: three
sisters. Ms. Marie Evans.
Ms. Purcell Sutton and Ms.
Ester Lawrence; four
brothers, John Keith,
Vester Keith, Judson Keith
and Ellis Keith.
Arrangements were by
Ellis 0. , Jones
Funeral Home. .
borough & Hargett
Memorial Chapel by Rev. B.
A. Mack. Burial was in
Markham Memorial
Gardens. .
Surviving is one brother.
Andrew Graham.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens. V
GRAHAM
, Funeral services for
Theodore "Pete" Wilbert
Graham, of 916 Morehead
Ave., who died Wednes
day., July '21 at the
Veterans Administration
Hospital, were held Mon
day, , July 26 at Scar-
Burthey
Funeral Service
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STEPHENS
Funeral services bor
Baby Joe Lewis Stephens,
III. 15 months, of 536 Mar
tha St.. "who died Friday.
July 23 at Duke Medical
& . Sons, v Center were held Monday
. July 26 at- Fsher .Funeral
Chapel by Rev. Donald Q.
Fozard Sr. Burial was in
Glennview Memorial Park,
Surviving are his'
parents. Joe and Phyllis
Stephens: one sister. Ms.
Andrea Stephens: his
paternal grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Lewis
Stephens Sr.; his maternal
grandfather. Clifton
Peoples of Maryland: his
maternal grandmother.
Mrs. Patricia West of New
Jersey; his great-,
grandparents. Mrs. Pearlie
Stephens of Chadbourn and
Mrs, Ethel; Murray of
Washington. D: C.
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor. Incorporated.
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HARRIS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Violet Amey Harris. 84. of
' 1008 Medina St., who died
I Friday: July 23 at Granville
Care Nursing Center. Ox
' ford, were held Tuesday.
' July 27 at Mount Calvary
United Church of Christ by
Rev J. C. Cheek. Burial
was in Glennview Memorial
Park.
She was a. native of
Durham County and taught
in the Durham City Schools.
Surviving are two nieces.
Miss Burma Amey and
Mrs. Lucille A, Malone.
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ALSTON
Funeral services for John
Anthony "Spunky" Alston.
33. of 4611 High Meadow
Rd., who died Monday, Ju
ly 19 at home, were held
Friday. July, 23 at White
Rock Baptist Church by
Rev. James Daniel. Burial
was in , Beechwood
Cemetery. '
He was a native of
Durham and attended the
Durham County public
schools. He played football
at Merrick-Moore High
School. He attended
Durham Technical Institute
and Rutledge College.
He served in Vietnam as
a member of the United
States Marine Corps.
He was a member of
Orange Grove Baptist
Church and its Trustee
Board. Male Chorus, and
Building Committee. He
was a first baseman, on the
church's softball team.
He was an active member
of the NCCU Educational
Foundation (Eagle Club)
and Booster's Club. He
also was a member of Mar
shall Masonic Lodge 266.
He was employed by IBM
Corporation until he
devoted full time to Security
Division of Durham. Inc.
Surviving are his wife,;
Mrs. Iletha Faye Alston;
one daughter. Ms. Tanisha
Kishma Alston; three sons,
Anthony Lamont Alston,
Herbert Alston and John
Anthony Alston Jr.; his
mother, Mrs. Helen Alston
Crews: his father, James
Alston Sr. of Great Neck,
Long Island, N.- Y.,; his
stepfather. Coy Crews; two
sisters, Mrs. Sandra
Bullock and Mrs; Karen
McQuaig; two brothers.
James Alston Jr. and Virgil
Alston of Richmond, Va.;
his paternal grandmother,:
Mrs. Sadie-Hatcheri ;w
. Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett: ,; Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
' SUITT
Funeral services for
Frederick 0, Suitt of 502
Gray Ave. , who died Satur
day. July ' 24 at Durham
County General Hospital,
were held Wednesday, July
28 at Mount Vernon Baptist
Church by Rev. Percy L.
High. Burial was in Glenn
view Memorial Park with
Masonic Rites by Doric
Lodge 28.
He was a native of
Durham and attended the
Durham City schools. He
was a graduate of Lincoln
Academy, Kings Mountain
and attended North
Carolina Central University.
He retired from-American
Tobacco Co. in 1980. He
was a member of the
American Tobacco Co.
Bowling League.
He was a member of
Mount Vernon Baptist
Church and its T. L.
Rowland Bible Class. He
was also a member of Doric
Lodge 28.
Surviving are his Wife.
Mrs: Hattie E. Suitt: one
daughter. Miss Carolyn V.
Suitt of Washington. D. C:
two sons. Frederick D.
Suitt Jr. of Poughkeepsie,
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N. Y. and Michael T. Suitt;
one sister. Mrs. Ruth S.
. McCollum: six grand
children. Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
H0LMAN
Funeral services for Ben
nie Odell Holman; 69, of
4404 Denfield St.. who
died Monday, July, 26 at
Durham County General
Hospital, were held
Wednesday, July 28 at
Lakeview Baptist Church
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He was a member of
Lakeview Baptist Church
and its Deacon Board chair
man and Sunday School
teacher of the Walter
Walker Class." He was
employed by the Teer fami
ly for 33 years.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Hortense Galloway
Holman: two sons, Bennie
Odell Holman Jr. and John
William Holman of Hat
tiesburg. Miss.: one
brother. Judge Holman;
two, sisters. Ms. ' Annie
Rousseau and Ms. Cora
Jeter of Elizabeth, N. J.;
one grandchild,
PRATT
Funeral services for Mrs.
Daisy Willis Pratt. 69. of
1013 Mallard Ave., who
died Sunday. July 25 at
home, were held Thursday.
July 29 at Russell Memorial
CME Church by Rev. Paul
Stewart. Burial was in
Beechwood Cemetery.
Surviving are her hus
band, Jesse Pratt; two
sons, Jesse Pratt Jr. and
Marion Davis of Chicago,
III.; one daughter. Mrs.
Carolyn Hayes of Winston
Salem; one brother. Will
Willis of Raleigh; one
sister. Mrs. Ophelia Cobb
of Orlando, Fla.; six grand
children. ,
r.,.. Arrangements "were by
Ellis D. " Jones & Sons
Funeral Home.
PLATT
Funeral services for Dan
Michel Piatt, 26, of 204 Ar
chdale Drive, who 'died
Monday. July 26 at Durham
County General Hospital,
will be held Friday. July 30
at True Way Holiness
Church at 2 p.m. by
Evangelist Musella Curtis.
Burial will be in Markahm
Memorial Gardens.
Surviving are his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con'
ly Piatt; four sisters.
Misses Ruther May Piatt.
Alice Fay Piatt. Darlehe
Piatt and Deborah Ann
Piatt: five brothers. Conly
Earl Piatt. Joseph Levon
Piatt. James Russell Piatt.
Cecil Junior, Piatt and
Samuel Antonio Piatt.
MEBANE
Funeral services for Miss
Alene P. Mebane of 806
Carroll St., who died Mon
day. July 26 at Duke
Medical Center, will be held
Friday, July 30 at First
Calvary Baptist Church at 2
p.m. by Rev. Vernon S.
Thompson. Burial will be in
Beechwood Cemetery.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens. '
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