Page 14- xhe Chronlcle-Saturday September 23, 1978
Obituaries
Lucile H. Douthit
Young Pianist
Plays for Church
By Isaac Carree, n
George Arthur Pass II,
age 11, is considered quite
a musical prodigy by his
fellow church members.
At the age of 11 he has
reached peaks and heights
that are remarkable for an
organist who first began
playing by ear only. He
then ventured into formal
training.
At the age of seven he
began piano lessons under
the guidance of Ms. Adele
Scott, a local piano tutor
and teacher. He studied
under Ms. Scott for two
years and presently he is an
outstanding student at the
“Metts Music Studio” here
in Winston-Salem.
George has appeared at
several musical recitals,
each time leaving the audi
ences stunned and amazed.
He is also the only piano
and organ player for his
church. Love Telmple C. O.
G. I C, where his father.
George A. Pass
George A. Pass is pastor.
Pass has displayed his
talents many times in such
states as Ohio, New York,
IVirginia and other sur
rounding areas. His career
objective is to one day
become an attorney, but
most people wouldn’t be a
bit surprised if he turned
out to be another Bach.
George has two sisters,
Sonja and Jerri and two
brothers Scott and Jeffrey
all of whom are musically
oriented.
The funeral services for
Mr. Wade Moore Cranford
of 1201 East Ninth Street,
who expired Friday, Sep
tember 15, 1978 were held
Monday, September 18,
1978 at 4:00 p.m., at New
Bethel Baptist Church with
Dr. Jerry Drayton officiat
ing. Mr. Cranford was bom
in Chester County. South
Carolina on April 6, 1889,
to the late John and Amy
Moore Cranford. He had
lived in Winston-Salem for
the past 70 years. He was
the widower of the late
Mrs. Josie Cranford. He
was a member of New
Bethel Baptist Church, hav
ing joined in 1914 under the
pastorate of the late Rev. J.
H. Hamlin. He served the
church as chaplain, a mem
ber and president of the
senior choir. He was the
teacher of Adult lass #2.
A veteran of World War I
and a retired employee of
Plant 64, R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company. He was
a member and post com
mander of Morris Slaughter
Post 128 of the American
Legion, serving as drum
major and bugler of the
Corps. He was a member of
Wade Moore
the Men’s Club of the
Sunrise Towers and was a
member of the Retired
Men’s Club of Patterson
Avenue YMCA. Surviving
are one son and daughter-
in-law, John D. and
Beatrice Feemster of 2033
Lincoln Avenue; 3 grand
children, Janice F. Cole
man of Winston-Salem, Dr.
John A. Feemster of De
troit, Michigan, and
Katherine F. Moore of
Cdharlotte, N.C.; seven
great-grandphildren; five
nephews; five nieces; and
other relatives and friends.
Interment was in the Pied
mont Memorial Gardens.
Howard-Robinson was in
charge of services.
church calendar
SEPTEMBER 24,1978
The J. Ray Butler Young Adult Choir of Shiloh
Baptist Church will be presented in a musical concert,
Sunday, September 24th at 6:15 p.m. at the church.
Ms. Adele Scott is the organist and directress. Dr. J.
Ray Butler is pastor.
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A music festival will be held at First Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday September 24th. the Young Adult
Choirs of Phillip Chapel, New Bethel, and First Calvary
will be participating.
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OCTOBER 1,1978
Frances Bradley
Fashion Show
Scheduled
United Metropolitan
Baptist Church will present
a fall and winter "Extrava
ganza” September 24th,
featuring Frances “Pin-
key” Bradley. Bradley is a
native of Winston-Salem,
and a graduate of R.J.
Reynolds High School. She
attended Philadelphia Ca
reer and Finishing School
and she did run-way model
ing for department stores in
Philadelphia.
Bradley is married to
Dennis Bradley and they
The Shanta-Malia choral Ensemble of Hanes
Memorial C.M.E. Church, will present the Schola
Cantorium (formerly male chorus) of Winston-Salem
State University in concert on October 1st at 5 p.m. at
Hanes Memorial C.M.E. Church. The Schola Cantorum
is under the direction of Dr. Permilla F. Dunston and
the Shanta-Malia Ensemble is under the direction of
James D. Smith.
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The Rev., J.T. Jones, pastor of Saints Home United
Methodist Church on Thurmond Street, is conducting a
Bible Study of the Book of Revelation each Tuesday
night at 7 p.m. The study is open to all members and
friends and will continue through December.
United Metropolitan
Church.
The extravaganza will be
held at the fellowship hall
of the church at 5 p.m. The
event is jointly sponsored
by the Senior, young Adult
and Junior Missionary So
ciety of the church.
The Di-Ge
Difference
have one child Dayatra
Bradley. She is a active
member of the Seniors
Missionary Societies, the
Hostess Personality Club
and the gospel choir of
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SEPT. 24
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3:30 p.m Auxiliary Service
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Rev. W. R. Durnell,
Pastor
Mrs. Hester Penn
Hauser of 2920 North Pat
terson Avenue, who passed
Sunday September 10, 1978
was buried Friday, Septem
ber 15, at 4:00 p.m., at the
Cleveland Avenue Christ
ian Church with Rev.
James O. Williams officiat
ing.
Mrs. Hauser was born
February 29, 1903, in
Reidsville, N.C., to the late
Nathaniel and Lucy P.
Penn. She had lived in
Winston-Salem for the past
60 years. She was a mem
ber of the Cleveland
Avenue Christian Church.
She was a retired employee
of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Plant No. 8.
Surviving are three sis
ters, Mrs. Maggie P. Bai
ley, Mrs. Eva P. Preston,
and Mrs. Clara P. Cham
bers; one brother, Nathan
iel Penn, Jr. all of the
home; five nieces, five
nephews, a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Minnie Penn, and
other relatives. Interment
was in the Evergreen Ce
metery. Howard-Robinson
was in charge of services.
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The senior choir of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in
Yadkinville will Ipresent a song festival at 3:00 p.m.
Sunday. The Silvertone Gospel Singers, The Royal
Echos, The United Gospel Singers,f The Community
Chorus and The Goldlen Stars will be sponsored by
Mrs. W.J. Legrant and The Christian Travelers.
Several other choirs are expected to be on program.
The Pastor, Rev. F.A. Leik ft Iniilig everyone to
attend.
Sunday 11:00 Worship
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