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Lloyd United Pres
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Lloyd United Presbyterian
Church , 748 Chestnut Street ,?
was founded in 1886. The
first Moderator was The
Reverend W.L. Bethel from
1886 to 1889, the first Clerk of
Session was Elder F.M.
Martin, the second Moder
atjor and Pastor was The
Reverend Dr. J.C. Alston
from 1889 until 1946, and the
third Moderator and Pastor
was The Reverend State W.
Alexander II from 1947 until
1968.
Other Moderators Of
Session were The Reverend
Dr. J.D. Peterson; 19461947,
The Reverend J.E.
McKenzie; 1968-1971, and
The Reverend Catherine
Reed who is now Moderator
since 1971.
Lloyd Presbyterian Church?
+ ? - -
was iormeriy Known as the
Colored Presbyterian
Church, the Winston Presby
?terian?Church, and The
Second Presbyterian
Church. The name was
P
changed to Lloyd Presbyterian
Church on December 27,
1891 by action of the
Session, and approved by
Yadkin Presbytery on April
Dr. Caldwell 1
United Progr?
Dr. Quincy A. Caldwell,
former pastor of Rising
Ebenezer Baptist Church,
has been called to the United
Progressive Baptist Church,
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The Senior Choir of
Bethania A.M.E. Zion
Church will- present - its
Annual Vesper Service,
raim aunaay, Apnl 3, 1977
at 5:00 p.m. in the church
auditorium. Mrs. A. Louisa
L. Foy will be the guest
speaker organist and will
direct the choir. This affair is
open and free to the public.
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urday April 2, 1977
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20, 1892.
-On Sunday, March 27,
1977 Lloyd United Presbyterian
Church held a
E.L. Patterson, Clerk of
Session, gave remarksf and
made the Statement of
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Rededication. Expressions
came from Grace United
Presbyterian Church by
ElderF^K. Thomas, Clerk of
SessKM$, from the Yadkin
Presbytery by Dr. J.D.
Peterson, Stated Clerk of
YaHkin Prpshvfprv nnH
pastor of Grace United
PresbyCSrian Church; from
the Synod of the Piedmont
by Elder Leo M. Hatton,
Director of Interpretation
and Stcwardaliip, and from
the County Government,
Mrs.?Mazie?Woodruff?a
Forsyth County Commissioner.
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Following a dedication of
memorials and gifts Mr.
Norman F. Brown, Moderator
Catawba Synod West.minisra
Fellowship, 196667,
presented speaker,
Reverend State W. Alexander
n, Christian Education
Consultant, Catawba Inter
lo Paster At
issive Church
corner of 11th Street and
Jackson Avenue. He will
begin his pastorate Sunday
morning at 11:00 o'clock.
The public is invited.
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I Youth Revival t
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vice Slated
Presbytery Program Agency,
who delivered the message
for the Rededication Service.
The service closed following
?remarks -and acknowledge^?
ments.
Music for the service was
furnished by Dellabrook
Presbyterian Church Choir
through the courtesy of their
Session and congregation.
Elder Rudolph V. Boone is
the minister of music at
Dellabrook Presbyterian
Church.
Member, friends of the
church, and patrons unselfishly
gave of themselves
toward making the Rededication
Service a success.
? ? ? V ? w aaa v * ?-r A UV
Session; George Cathey,
Mrs. Ida P. Johnson, Edwin?
L. Patterson, Clerk, Mrs.
B.G. F^bin^n, Mrs. Eliza?
beth M. West, Mrs. Vera M.
Williams, and The Reverend
Catherine Reed; Moderator,
Deacons; Mrs. Annie W.
Connor, Mrs. Ruth Mf.
Patterson, Alfred Sherril,
-Samuel ?Shore,?Rodney
Sumler, and Mrs. Louise G.
Wilson, Trustees; Mrs. Ada
M. Brown, George Cathey.
Ramsey Cathey, Mrs. Roberta
Howie, Edwin L.
Patterson, and Alfred Sherril.
The program Planning
Committee for the service
were M*s. Ada S. Brown,
Mrs. Elizabeth M. West,
Mrs. Vera M. Williams, and
Edwin L. Patterson, Chairman.
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March 31,1977 I
April I, 1977 |
WEEK * I
April 4, 1977 I I
April 8. 1977 I |
iters Each Night 1
. Lucil?
Dellabrook Presbyterian
J Rev. Ernest Bradford, a
fmember of the faculty of
|A&T State University, will
jbe the 11:00 a.m. speaker at
jDellabrook Presbyterian for
Ithe next two Sundays (Palm
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iounuay aiiu master ounuay;.
fHe will conduct the
Icommunion Service on
|Easter Sunday.
| The choir will render
|spetriah music; Mrs^ Val|jeanne
S. Smith will sing a
|Solo.
| The church will culminiate
la Rally, aimed at raising
| enough money to complete
|renovation of the educational
|portion of the building which
|houses a Day Care Program.
jThe work is to be completed
Iby Easter.
Dellabrook invites the
(general public to all of its
fservices.
Revival Services
I The Ministerial Associa:
" - ?
aion ? uampus Uutreach for
JChrist ? on Winston-Salem
4StateUniversity's Campus is
paving a three-day youth
Revival, March 30 thru April .
list, at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church, 1301 Belews Street,
j W inston-Salem, sponsored
Iby Rev. Charles E. Green,
jPastor.
The^reyival- will?have
Idifferent speakers from the
|campus each night. Come
|out and have a glorious ride
|ion the name of the Lord.
| Music Contest
1 Rudolph V. Boone, Sr.
|served as a judge at a music
|contest held at Salem
jCollege Fine Arts Center this
|past weekend. The contest
|was sponsored by the North
^Carolina Federation of Women's
Clubs, Inc.
This was , Mr. Boone's
Ithird year judging the
{orchestral instruments divi?
|sion, along with Mr. John
|Shelton (Wiley Jr. High) and
|Dr. Robert A. Mayer, all of
| V V iiibVOii-Odieill.
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Phillip's Chapel I
Our Holy Week revival
wxii begin Sunday, April 3|
1977 at the Phillip's Chape|
Baptist Church at 11:00 a.m|
and continue each nighti
through April 8, 1977 at 7:3C|
pm. |
The Evangelist will be the*
Rev. Sylvester Coleman. He|
is the Pastor of The Bell Air!
Baptist Church of Chicago, j
Illinois. Everyone is invited J
Old Town Club j ~
The Old Town Community!
Club will meet Sunday, Aprilj
3, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. at 5?402j
Winona Street with Mr.j
Henry Barksdale as host. All!
members are urged to be in*
attendance and on time. I
Business of importance. {
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i
OES Meeting
The 11th District Admini-1
strative Council, Order of!
Eastern Star, will meet at the|
Masonic Hall, 7th and!
Chc3tnutr Stieets, Saturday,;
April 2nd at 3:00 p.m. i
MrsrCatfaerine, ft
Worthy Matron j
B.T. Will i am a ^
Worthy Patron |
Waughtown Baptist | ?
?The" Senior Choir of!
Waughtown Baptist Church!
on Moravia Street will!
present an Easter Vesper $
Service April 3, at 5:00 p.m. |
in the Church Sanctuary. |
draper $oem j
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The hymn writer M.F. i
Maude wrote in 1847 these j
words which speak directly |
to us today: |
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"Thine forever! Thov our
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AU our wants by thee
supplied; ? 1
AU our sins by thee |
forgiven, I
juvuu. luf, i^orcLy jrom earth
to heaven.M |
h Sincerity" I
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725-9729 OR 725-9720 I
Lather Littlejohn 1
Special Advisor