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Joseph's A.M.E; Church, 2515 Fayetteville
St., will observe its 113th Anniversary, Sunday, .
October 24. Bishop Philip R. Cousin, former
Minister of St. Joseph'! and now Presiding Bishop
of the Ninth Episcopal District of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach at the II
a.m. Worship Service. : Attorney William A.
Marsh Jr. is chairman (or the 1 13th Anniversary
Celebration. Rev. W. W. Easley Jr. Is minister. ;
Russel! Community Bibb Classes J
Bible Study Classes will be held weekly at the
New Home and Durham Convention Center St.
Mary's and Guess Roads, on Wednesdays from
7:30 to 9 p.m. Teachers m Rev. Moses Fletcher
of Cains Chapel Church ri C5T. T. E. Taylor of
Lipscomb Grove Baptist CLJ Jt
Missionary D:p:rtrntFtc:rcm
The Missionary Department of Mount Calvary
United Church of Christ, 1715 Athens St., will
sponsor a program, Friday, September 24 at 7
p.m. Rev. B. Lyons, of First Congregation
United Church of Christ, will speak.
Anniversaries at Mt. Calvary
The Usher Board, Lillies of Valley and First Aid
Departments of Mount Calvary United Church of
Christ, 1715 Athens St.. will celebrate their An
niversary. Sunday, September 26 at 4 p.m. Rev.
.1. R. Crutchfield.j pastor. Emmanuel AME
Church.
Bible Study at Lakeview
Lakeview Missionary Baptist Church', Dearborn
Drive, will have Bibl Study every Wednesday
night at 7:30 p.m. Rev. James E. Lilly will con
duct the Bible Study. Stewardship in the church
will be taught during the month of September.
Sunrise meeting will beheld Sunday morning at 6
a.m. !
Homecoming Services at
Orange Grove
Homecoming Services will be held at Orange
Grove Baptist Church.i Roxboro Highway, Sun
Jay, September 26 at U a.m. Rev. Joseph A.
Lyon Jr., Associate Minister of First Baptist
7hurch, Creedmoor, will speak. Music will be
endered by the Freedom Singers of Guess Road
Jnit. Dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall
ifter the services. .
F.svSv:l Services ct First C:ptist
ROXBORO Rev. Isaac Magee, pastor.
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Prentiss, Mississippi,
will conduct Annual Revival Services at First Bap
tist Church, Roxboro. Services will continue from
Monday, September 27 through Friday, October 1
and begin nightly at 7:30 p.m.
' : Rev. Magee is a native of Prentiss and attended
"the Prentiss public schools. He received training
at Moody Bible Institute and Chicago Baptist In- '
. Mitutc. He has done additional study at Indiana
University. He served in the U. S. Navy for two
: years.
Rev. Magee was licensed and ordained into the
ministry at Revelation Baptisr Church. Gary, In-;
diana. He served as pastor at Grace Missionary
ItapiKi Church of Garv before returning to Pren-
lie is married to the former. Gwyndctta Jones
; 1'dwards and tliev are the, parents of three
' children. ; . ... ' r .
90th Anniversary of West Durham
West Durham Baptist Church Athens and Nix
on Streets, will observe one in a scries of its 90th
Anniversary Services, Sunday, September 19 at 5 ?
p.m. Rev: Vernon S. Thompson, pastor. First'
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach.
Floral Club Anniversary
The Floral Club of Bell-Yeager Freewill Baptist '
Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Rd.,WilI observe its
8th Anniversary, Sunday, September 26 at 6 p.m.
Rev C. R. Mitchell, pastor, Northside Baptist
Church, will preach.
X Fall Concert at Covenant
The ushers of Covenant United Presbyterian
Church, will present the Blue Wing Baptist
Church Young Adult Choir in Concert, Sunday,
September 26 at 4 p.m.
Shiloh Gospel Chorus Anniversary
The Gospel Chorus of Shiloh Baptist Church,
Morrisville, will celebrate its Anniversary, Sun
day, September 26 at 6 p.m.
Memorial Address at New St. James
Mrs. Noami T. Jackson, Assistant Principal at
Southern High School, will deliver the Fourth An
nual Memorial Address at the New St. James Bap
tist Church, Timberlake, Sunday, September 19 at
2 p.m.
2 Ushsr Beard and Nurses Anniversary
The Usher Board and Nurses Aide of Lincoln
. Memorial Baptist Church, 1500 S. Roxboro St.,'
will celebrate their Annual Anniversary, Sunday, '
September 26 at 6 p.m. Revi James Daniel,::
.pastor, Orange Grove Baptist Church, will
-preach. . -v. " ; . ::
St. Joseph's Lady Ushers Anniversary
The Udy Ushers of St. Joseph's AME Church,
2521 Fayetteville St.,, will celebrate its Anniver-,
, sary, Sunday,- September 26 at 5 p.m. Special
guest will be Rev. Vernon S. Thompson, pastor.
First Calvary Baptist Church,
. Ushers Anniversary at Ebenszer
The Senior and Junior Ushers of Ebenezer Bap-'
tist Church, 2200 S. Alston Ave., will celebrate its '
Anniversary, Sunday, September 26 at 4 p,m.
Several choirs will render a musical program. .
15th Anniversary of Rev, Mack
Morehead Avenue Baptist Church, will
; - celebrate the 15th Anniversary of its pastor, Dr.
B. A. Mack, Sunday, September 26 at & p.m. Dr.
- Grady D, Davis, pastor. Union Baptist Church,
will deliver the Anniversary Address. ; Rev.
, Leonard Macon of High Point, will be the 1 1 a.m.
. speaker.
First M.W.W. A. Meeting
The Minister's Wives and Widows Assocation
. Will meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Daye, 3021
"Angier Ave., Saturday, September 25 at 4 p.m.
Mrs. Esther High is president.
News of Bible Way
V Building Fund Services will continue through
Sunday, September 26 at Bible Way Apostolic
Temple, 2807 Dark Circle. Friday, Elder Kent
McDonald and the Miracle Temple Apostolic
Church of Fuquay Varina will be guests. Satur
day, September 25, The St. James Church will be
guests at 7:30 p.m. Services will end Sunday,
September 26 at 5 p.m. with a musical program.
Nurses Health Club Anniversary
The Nurses Health Club Anniversary will be held
at Peace Missionary Baptist Church, 1212 E. Main
St., Sunday, September 26 at 6 p.m.
Woman's D3yt St. Mark
Women's Day will be celebrated at St. Mark
AME Zion Church, Sunday, September 26. Ms.
Linda A. Russell, associate minister, will speak.
' ; Ms.' Russell is a native of Durham and was
' educated in the Durham City Schools. She is a 1972
V graduate of North Carolina Central University with
a B. A. degree in Sociology. She is employed by the
Durham City Schools.
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PERRY i
Funeral services for
illiam Perry, formerly of
urham. who died in
vange. N. J.. Thursday;
optember 9. Were helcj
fiday, September 17 at
Scarborough & Hargett
Memorial Chapel by Rev i
Essex Fields. Burial was in
Glennview Memorial Park, j
He was a native of Spring
Hope and attended the
public schools there. He
was a World War II veteran,1
a member of OAV Post 277
and Labor Union Local 4771"
in Newark, N. J. He was
employed by a highway
construction firm for many
years.
He was a member of Se
cond Friendship Baptist
Church.
Surviving are his wife.
Mrs. Virginia Perry; two
daughters, Ms. Veronica
Ann Perry and Ms. Alisa
Perry of Montclair. N. J.;
four sisters, Mrs. Mary P.
Hinnant of Fresno, Calif.,
Mrs. Annie Bell Louis of
Vineland, N. J., Mrs, Rosa
Cromwell of New4 Hill and
A Note of Thanks
The family of.
Mrs. Aierinefirown Johnson
of 1735 Athens Aveniie wishes to extend their
sincere thanks ana aeep appreciation jot we many
acts of kindness in thought, word, and deed extend'
. ed to them during their bereavement.
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Mrs. Essie P. Lunsford; his
setpfather, James Whitley;
two grandchildren..
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett. Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
BROWN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Essie Bell Brown, 71, of
2729 Thelma St.. who died
Tuesday. September 14.
were held Saturday,
September 18 at Cameron
Grove Baptist Church by
Rev. Kenneth Duff. Burial
was in"' the church
cemetery.
Surviving are four sons,
Ernest Brown and Leroy
Brown, both of New York.
Jerome Brown-and Albert
Brown; one daughter. Ms.
Shelia Baker; two brother,
Plummer Bell and Willie
Bell; two sisters, Mrs.
Savannah Tate and Ms.
Clyde Bell; 12 grand-'
children; one great
.grandchild. Arrangements were by
Ellis D. Jones & Sons
Funeral Home.
MAYFIELD
Funeral services for Mrs.
Leatha Mae Johnson.
Mayfield, who died Friday,
i September 10 in Queens,
. New York, were held Satur
' day, September 18 at Scar
borough - & Hargett
I Memorial Chapel by Rev.
. David Bridgeford. Burial
was In Glennview Memorial
j Park.
Surviving are her hus
band, Eddie Mayfield; her
mother, Mrs. Gerletha
Blackston; five sisters; two
brothers; one grandchild.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial'
Chapels and Gardens.
MCXALL
chie McCall of 2210
Chautauqua St.. who died
Tuesday,, September 14" at
Durham Care Center, were V
held Saturday, September
18 af. Mount Vernon Baptist .
Church by Rev. Percy L.
High. , Burial was in
Beechwood Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife.,.;
Mrs. Lillie McCall; one
sister, Mrs. Bertie' Mae
Malloy of Laurinburg. X
Hrr.Knflmant. 1 1 mm Kw ;
well as coach in Durham
and Burlington.
Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. Mattie Malloy; one
son, John H. Malloy Jr.;
two daughters. Mrs.
Patricia M. Durham and
Ms. Jocelyn H. Malloy of
Wilmington; one grand
child. Arrangements were' by
Burthey Funeral Service.
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Burthey Funeral Service.
JERVAY
GREENSBORO
Final
Association of Black
Lawyers, North Carolina
Academy of Trial Lawyers,
North Carolina Bar Associa
tion and United Way of
North Carolina.
. He was a mgrrjoer of September 20
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Baptist Church
unurcn in winsion-baiem.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Marion White Jervay;
one daughter, Mona A. Jer
vay; his father, Thomas C.
Jervay Sr. of Wilmington;
PARKER v
Funeral services for
Walter (Bud) Parker of G-1
Cornwallis Court, who died:
Friday, September 17.;
were hem Monday.'
at Union
by Rev.
Grady D. Davis. Burial was
in Beechwood Cemetery.
He had lived in
Philadelphia, Pa. for years
before moving to Durham in
1979.
"surviving are one
BECKHAM
Memorial services for
Gilbert R. Beckham, who
died in Atlanta, Ga., will be
held Saturday, September
25 at 11. a.m. at Burthey :
Funeral Parlor.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Peggy DeBerry
Beckham; five children,
Aleia Beckham, Patricia
Beckham, Gilbert - Ray
Beckham Jr., Tayane
Beckham, Daryl Beckham '
and Chies Beckham; his
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his mother, Mrs. Willie E.
.i.rrtASJnr AttomRV Thomas . Jervav Of W 1m naton: two . , hrothnr Carlanri I Parkpr mother . Mrs Mattio ft
. v JOarerice Jervav. jr.'. were f s'fsters" Mrs'Mary Afice.,",'ot Philadelphia. ra.rtwoGore' twev sisters! Mrs
;., .held 'Tuesday'. September 1 Thatch of Winston-Salem sisters. Mrs. Lula' Mae Elveria Gordon of Camden.
It dl Hie CpibUUpcll bllUIUII dllU IVII3. VVIMIC l. IVIUUIC Ul
Wilmington; nis maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Maggie
D. Herring of Harrells.
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of the Redeemer by Rev. F
R. Michael B. Curry and
Rev. Fr. Canton 0.
Morales. Burial was in Pine
Forest Cemetery; Wilm
ington.
. Jervay was .a native of
Wilmington and 'attended
the Wilmington public
schools. He received a
bachelor of science degree
v S from Nortn Carolina Central
w I I University iff 1968 and his
? -1 2 Juris Doctor Dearee
1976.
Hester and Mrs. Xucy N. J. and Mrs. Lyn B.
Arlena Hawley. Jones; one brother, James
Arrangements were by Howard of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Burthey Funeral Service.
Arrangements are by .
Burthey Funeral Service.
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MALLOY
Funeral services for John
H. Malloy Sr.. of 710 Lin
wood Ave., who died Tues
day, September 14 at Duke
Medical Center, were held
Friday, September 17 at
White Rock Baptist Church.
Burial was in Glennview -Memorial
Park.
He was a native of
Durham. He received a
degree in mathematics from
North Carolina Central
University. For more than
thirty years he taught in the
school systems of Durham
County, Pitt County and
Burlington City.
His previous professional
experience included serv
ing as general manager of
the Wilmington Journal In
Wilmington, an Ensign in
the. United States Navy and
a trust officer with North i
Carolina National Bank' in--
Raleigh. He began the pj
practice of .law as Assistant!
District Attorney for WakeB
County and subsequently"
served as assistant United
States Attorney with the
Department of Justice in
Greensboro.
At the time of his death,
he was a partner in the Law
Firm of Frye, Barbee and
Jervay. Jervay held
membership in the Omega
Psi; Phi Fraternity, incor
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