THE CAROLINA TIMES-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1982
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404 DOWO STREET
DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 27701
Rev. Leroy E.Davis, Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1982
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8:0Q A.M. !" Morning Worship
9:30 A.M. Sunday Church School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
TRANSPORTATION IS PROVIDED TO ALL
SERVICES UPON REQUEST.
Call 688-6052 or 682-8464 or 682-7160
Warren County Concerned Citizens on PCB held a mci'iing rerenny at i oley Springs Baptist Church to
hear a I-ove Canal Victim and protest leader. In the torejjrouna u-n are minium resmeni i .inner i..
Brown, pastor of Colev Springs Baptist Church: Mrs. Lois (iibhs. a victim of New York's. I. mc Canal to
ic waste disaster; and Jim Wood, an engineer and; member of the executive committee or Concerned
Citizens, a resident of Warren County. In the background are members of the choir and overflow au
dience. The state dumping of PCB-contaminated soil in the Warren County landfill has met with extensive
protests by residents there because the chemical has been shown to cause cancer in laboratory animals.
Mrs. Cibbs told the crowd: "You're gelling a landfill because you live in a rural community and you don't
make $100,000 a year."
Section 8 Housing Assistance Available
WASHINGTON .
More than 2.000 Prince ,
Halt Masons and visitors
arc expected to attend ,
and participate in, the: '
lh Annual Session of
the ' United Supreme
Council,' 33". Ancient
and Accept cd Scot t ish
Rite of Freemasonry. ;
Southern Jurisdiction.
USA. Prince Hall . Af-,;
filiation when the Coun-'
cil convenes here ' Oc
tober - 9-12 . at the
Shorcham Hotel. ;,
Dr. I.H. Clayborn. a
Dallas, Texas manage-
mcnt specialist and
former grand master of '
the Prince Hall Masonic
. Grand Lodge of Texas,
is sovcrctgrr grand com- ;
mandcr and will preside
over the . session, whose
membership is restricted .
to Prince Hall Masons of
ihc 33rd degree rank.
Clayborn will deliver t he
Sovereign Grand Com
mander's Allocution' at
Monday's opening scs-
By Joseph E. Green
If you are poor and
ire a Durham resident
and have problems pay
ing your rent, you should
:ontact the Durham
Housing Authority.
Under a federally
financed program, the
Housing Authority will
pay as much aVlOO per
;ent of your rent if you
jr your family qualify.
According to Ms.,
Nilsa Baird, who directs
he program for the city
ibout 605 families now
.eceive assistance from
;he city. The city is look
ing for about 187 more
families to help.
"Many of the families
that we assist have very
low incomes," Ms. Baird
said. "The program is
one of the better ones
that the city has,"
Under the program,
,:he city contracts with
local .;Vp;AV(tjwb?se'
rentaT 'units meet' 'federal'
and city standards, Ms.
Baird said. The property
owned by the landlords
is compared to similar
property in the city to
make sure that the rental
fees are not out of line.
"Currently, we are
dealing with nine or ten
major landlords who
have apartment com
plexes with twenty or
more units. And we are
servicing about 600
families," she added.
Ms. Baird said that the
city spends about
$97,000 each month in
its rent subsidy program.
The portion that the
family pays is based on
its total income She says
that no more than 30 per
cent of a family's annual
income goes toward jits
share of the rent.
Ms. Baird said that the
program has been in ex
istence in Durham since
1976, but that her divi-;
sion has not taken any
applications since 1981.
She .said that there
were 2,000 applications :
on file and that those
persons who had applied
during the last two years
should contact the Hous
ing Authority to updat
their applications.
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Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Wyche of Route 1.
Rpugemont, announce the birth of a son, Alfred
Quiney Wyche, Jr., born August 21 at Durham
County General Hospital.
The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donnie
Hawley of Route 1, Rougemont, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alforiza Wyche of Oxford. Great grandparents are
Duran Bradford of Franklin and Mrs. Evea Matf
Wyche of Baltimore, Md.
We Welcome Your
Church News
News about your happenings at your church
should be in our office not later than Monday at i
p.m. of the week of publication.
You might send us a church bulletin that would in
dicate noteworthy news of your church happenings
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MOUNT HON BAPTIST CHURCH.
n?5 nnTTEviuz street ;
'VUZHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
1715 ATHENS STREET S
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27707
TELEPHONE: 688-5066
"On the Move for God "
Rev. J. Cecil Cheek, B.Th., M.Div. Minister
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1982
9:30 A.M. Sunday Church School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
WEDNESDAY
: 7:00 P.M. Prayer Service
Breakfast will be served at the church between
3-9 a.m. each 4th Sunday of the month.
Bus Service for Church Sundav School and
Morning Worship Services. Everyone is welcome
to come and join us in an services.
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800 Grant Street
Durham, North Carolina
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10. Utsi
Sunday School
Worship Service '
Wednesday Night Service
p.
Pastor Willie Walters
9:45
11:00
7:30
sion. which will set the
direction for the Council
session. r; He will be
assisted; by Dr. H.M.
Thompson. . : lieutenant
'grand commander, a
former, Jackson State
University - r - faculty
member and grand
master of Mississippi.
Other speakers arc:
Dr. ; Russell S. Gideon.
Seattle. Wash.,
sovereign . grand com
mander ' of the United
Supreme Council.
AASR. Northern
Jurisdiction: Pcarlic N.
Ringgotd. most excellent
general grand high
priest. The General Con
ference or; Grand
'Chapters of Royal Arch
Masons of the USA and
the Bahamas Roswcll A.
Taylor, Sr Arlington.
Va.. trie imperial poten
tate otthe Ancient Egyp
lion. Arabic.Ofdcr of the
Mystic Shnnd and a pasi
grand f faster, f of the
Grand Lodge - or
Virginia: K Or-.TJ.
Jcmison7 Baton Rouge.
La., pastor of Mount .
Zion n; Firsri Baptist
Ch urchr and president o f
I lie 6.E ,fniUioni"mcrhbcr
National " Baptist ... Con
vention. USA-Inc: .
Butler Thomas Hctuler
stn. executive director oT
thcEarKairji Legal
Trai n ing? Program . New
Yark;4NYvDr, X. .
Ncal. Atlanta, grand
master of the Prince Hall
Masonic Grand t.odgc of
Georgia, and Dr.
C. A. W. Clark, pastor of
Good Street -: Bapt i-t
Church in Dallas, Texas,
who will, deliver the ser
mon Sunday at the
Divine Service in the
Shorcham's Rcgcncv
iiillrwim. . Clark
Iclivered the ; memorial
.crmon ten years ago
vhen the Council met in
Monrovia, Liberia, upon
the invitation. oC Prcsi-
dcnt William R; Tolhert.
also a 33rd degree Mason
and deputy for the
Council in Liberia. ;i
part of the Southern
Jurisdiction, v
A .; highlight of the
Council's Monday ses
sion will be the conferr
ing of the 33rd degree
(honorary) upon some
345 candidates, who will
be presented later at ;i
banquet 'in. I let lunor.
Aubrcv;;F. Ballard oi
Fort Washington. Mil .
deputy for the District oi
Columbia," will, preside
ver the banquet pro
iram ,-v
On Tticsday r. x'.l .
: NeaL who: is ,;dso u rand
. minister-', oH--state.
Souihcrn t Jurisditin.
will deliver, the Sine of
I lie - (wuntry-,- address
before the Onmcil ad-
unirns.-
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