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12 The Chronicle, Saturday January 26, 1980 idMirch Revival, M St. Stephens The St. Stephen Baptist lead singers. The choir will Church Spiritual jChoir will be under the direction of present "The Gospel in Mrs. Alma J. Barber and Songs." Sunday, Jan. 27 Sims will be the pianist, featuring medley entitled Rev. Joseph R. Samuels is ' K4. T* - ? mcciiiig lumgru ar- tne nost pastor. The church ranged by Eddie S.Sims Jr. is located at 2071 Bawen Mrs. Susie Jackson and Blvd. The public is corMrs. Ollie M. Salley will be dially invited. Methodist Women The Winston-Salem Dis- Sunday, Jan. 27 from 2:30 trict United Methodist Wo- un<n 4;30 ' men will have Officers Training Day at Maple The Rev. Tom L. Cassidy Springs United Methodist js minister at Maple Church, 2569 Reynolda Rd. Springs. ROME ELLIS AVERY Mrs. Roxie Ellis Avery of 2147 Charles St., Durham passed on Friday, Jan. 11, in Durham County General Hospital. She was a native of Advance, and had lived in Durham for several years. She was a member of Bethel Tabernacle United Holiness Church where she served as mother of the church. Her survivors are a husband, Mr. John Avery of Durham, one son, Mr. Daniel Avery of Baltimore, Md., three sisters, Mrs. Clara E, pbuglas of 4782 Indiana Ave., Winston-Salem, Mrs. Bertie Fisher of WinstonSalem, Mrs. Odessa Anderson of Advance, one brother, Rev. Golden C. Ellis of of 3335 New Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem. Three grandchildren and several other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Monday, Jan. 14, in Bethel Tabernacle United Holiness Church with Dr. L.ft. Revels officiating. Interment was in Glennview Memorial Garden, Durham with services by W.A. Amey Funeral Home. This is a courtesy of Clark S. Brown Sl Sons Funeral Home. Carson Remembered We, the wife, sons and daughters of Tommie L. Carson, wish to acknow- I ledge our love and sorrow H^^VK^Sh at the death of our beloved JL WL**. M husband and father. He was a friend, teacher and listener of all our worldly ' La Bf problems. ^B B He guided us through ^B B good and bad times, when we needf?ft Kim - . _ M-w-w-ww * *mm lilVJI* ~ Thank God he has not left - s.- . us in the dark world without Tommie C&rson love. He was a wonderful . .. , , , light to guide us through P?n uf thls w?nderful the dark world into a king- man" ,n th,s t,me of sorrow dom of everlasting happi- and loss we cannot express ness the way we are feeling. We only know that we love him *We will miss the love and with all our hearts and soul. understanding bestowed u- Love, the Carson Family TRYING TO DECIDE ON THE. BEST CHURCH SUPPLIES? usher supplies hymnbooks communion supplies greeting cards /jmkl sheet music 'w^rw find the best ati i PIEDMONT GOSPEL BOOKSTORE 223 W. 4th St. 725-1379 ! Al Martin's Shoe Repair j } & 1 RECORD SHOP Now Open In Jet-Way Shopping Center We Specialize In Expert Shoe Repairing Also Shoe Shine And Dye Jobs Eric Roberts?Shoe Repairman rALL MASTER AND VISA CARDS ACCEPTED J Owned by A1 & Lillian Martin* I' Hours: 10-7 Mon-Thur. \ H'way 311 10-9 Fri. A Sat 74A-063b i yclij eeting, Progr Goler Memorial A Fellowship Tea will be church. There will be given Sunday, Jan. 27 at 6 refreshments and enterp.m. at Goler Memorial tainfnent. Members and A.M.E. Zion Church in the^ friends are cordially invited fellowship hall in honor ,01 to attend. Dr. J.L. Hunt is the new itTgmSeTS- ePthe the pastor. triad Society The Triad Missionary So- and Winston-Salem areas ciety Zone meeting will make up the Triad Zone, convene Saturday, Jan. 26 Mrs. Emma T. Duren, disat 9 a.m. with Reynolds trict president of the Temple Church on Glenn Winston-Salem-Greenville H. More nee district, will direct a workSavoyjls the president. shop. She will be assisted Missionary ladies from by Mrs. Robert Williams, the Greensboro, High president of the Mattie E. Point, Coolemee. Statesville Coleman Circle. ? . DOROTHY LOUISE SIMMONS Miss Dorothy Louise Simmons of 911 Roosevelt Ave. passed at her home on Saturday morning, Jan. 19. Her remains were removed to Clark S. Brown & Sons Funeral Home. She was a native of Winston-Salem and attended the local public schools. She was an employee of Leggs of Hanes Hosiery. She was a member of Canaan Baptist Chruch where she served on the church choir. Survivors are three sons, Mr. Dwain Simmons of U.S. ^Arroyo-Fort?Jackson,?Columbia, S.C., Mr. Denny Simmons of Winston-Salem and Mr. Darius Simmons of the home. A mother, Mrs. Stella Porter Simmons of the home, one sister, Mrs. June S. Keaton of 1316 Calvert Dr. Several uncles, aunts and other relatives. Funeral services are pending. (CLARK S. BROWN & SONS) ALLEN GAIL Mr. Allen Gail, 85, of 1234 East 14th Stree, died Friday, Jan. 18 at the Veteran's Hospital in Salisbury. Funeral services for Mr. Gail were held Tuesday, Jan, 22 at 1:30 p.m., at the Howard-Robinson Funeral Chapel; with the Rev. Benjamin F. Whitlock officiating. He was born in Jonesville, S.C. and had resided in Winston-Salem for the past 60 years. Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Mattie R. Foster of Jonesville, S.C. Burial was in the Evergreen Cemetery. (HOWARD-ROBINSON) INIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIlllllllllllllliiilllullllHIIIIIIUIIIinillMIHMIIIII Judges From page 3 MllllllllMIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMimilllllllllllllHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHItlllimHIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIHNmti strict attorney for three as a Jaycee district direcyears previously. Task tor, board of directors of serves on a number of civic the March of Dimes and on organizations, including the State Democratic Exethe Forsyth Prison Chap- cutive Committee, laincy, Jaycees, Mental WALLACE--Graduate of Health Association, Juve- Wake Forest "University nile Justice Council, For- School of Law before pracsyth Court Volunteers, Fa- ticing three years with firm muy Mediation Service and of Pfefferkorn and Cooley. Youth Opportunity Homes. Served four years as Air VILLEGAS--A 30-year- Force Officer before returnold attorney who graduates ing to law school. Wallace from Wake Forest Universi- set up own law office this ty School of Law. He serves summer. V I ? I r. Lr| M ] ::| \ \ j t _' ......'.1. \ "-J . J vu__ V X gion ? ams Slated Mt. Olive I Tate - ^ 9 ^ <9 The Youth and Young The L.S. Tate Crusade Adult Department of Mt. will have revival services at Olive Baptist Church is True Temple Holiness sponsoring a program at 4 Church, 621 Va Alexandria p.m. Sunday, Jan. ?7. Rev. St., Jan. 30, 31 and Feb. 1, C.E, Gray is pastor. at 7:30 p.m. * o \ Hanes Choir . ? The Chancel Choir of church. Haics Memorial C.M.E. mcnu wi|j consist of Church, 819 Highland Ave. will have a plate sellings chitterlings, fried chicken this Saturday, January 26, and fish. The dinners will beginning at 11 a.m. at the be sold for $2.00 per plate. I44A Church Where Everybody Is Somebody" f Mercy _. .. Mtogg | Church | 1 45 Pinetree Rs|. \ Sunday Worship -11 a.m. | A 6 p.m. | a Wednesday - Mid-Week Prayer service | ? "Come and get your spiritual ? | strength renewed." l ? \ Gilmore's Funeral Home YoutFriendly Funeral Directors 1609^NTLiberty St. 723-5508 Lexington 401 Pugh St. rnra?rarnjn?i ?TM . A 4 / m lit? "mm ^ 12-par\ gMI history oi JPjJI the 1800a Make surt ^ hiatory ia A* Dellabtook 1 Presbyterian j Church i 15 Deliabrook Hd. i , Sunday , 11:00 Worship t , "The Beggar * - , Who Bestows Aims" Wdinei R. Durnftii ' P^cfor ? - ? -- f ? vi w iv k V 4 Ministers D. L Wilson SOVEREICN GRACE jerry McMillian ' TABERNACLE * The Chapel, Forsyth Funeral Home i II The Word of God II It The Philadelphia Confesseion of Faith (1689) expresses the importance of the Holy Scriptures: "Although die light of || nature, and God's works of creation and providence, give such clear testimony to His goodness, wisdom and power that men || who spurn them are left inexcusable, yet they are not || 11 sufficient of themselves to give that knowledge of God and His will which is necessary for salvation...In order to ensure the preservation and propagation of the truth, end the establish* ment and comfort of the church against the corrupt nature of || man and malice of Satan and the world, He caused this revelation of Himself and His will to be written down in all its Because the word of God is "truth," Jn. 17:17, Satan, the father of lies, has waged unending warfare against it. He || 11 came into the edenic^paradis to lure our first parents, Adam and Eve, from their bond of love and loyalty to God. This || sinister design would be accomplished by casting doubt upon || God's word, leading to a slandering of God's character, and || || final denial of His word. Eve fell victim to Satan's cunning art || II hy pnwmmwt /a Mnful Midino at Gan 11 wj asivi ills 9 vivviai* v vviiiiiiaim \ wrwnir twwwttt? v* Wwti? tg 3:3 &. Gen. 2:17 show how much she departed from God's || || word). Since then the word of God slightly altered by || || additions and subtractions becomes a most dangerous and || || believable lie. This is the point of departure of all cults and heretical groups from biblical Christianity. Satan also leads many astray by influencing them to interpret or embrace || scriptures out of proper contest. This he sought to do with || || Christ in the wilderness temptation. The Apostle Peter noted || that "unlearned and unstable (persons) wrest, as they do also || |l the other Scriptures, unto their own destruction," 2 Pet. 3:16. This he called the "error of the wicked." || So important is the word of God that the Apostle Paul, || ' || though imprisoned, reminded his understudy Timothy that the || || Holy Scriptures are "able to make thee wise unto salvation || || through faith in Christ Jesus," 2 Tim. 3:15. There are [| numerous blessings available through God's word. As sinners || we receive faith by it, Rom. 10:17, are born-agaln, 1 Pet. 1:23, || l| cleansed by it, Eph. 5:25*26, and assured of eternal life, 1 Jn. || || 5:11. As saints and children.of God we are built up in the faith by it, Ac 20:32. made wise. P* 1 lO*i*n " >WV| |?vtvklVU 11 VIII CITVl , 11 2 Tim. 3.13-IS, and obtain joy, patience, comfort, and hope, II Jer. 15:16; Rom. 15:4. Indeed, we are commandMjo "let the II word of Christ dwell in us richly," Col. 3:16*18. Only thus are || Christians actually sanctified in this life, Jn. 17:17, and Christ II is formed in them, Gil 4:19. [I Since the Bible is the word of God, its authority cannot be |l questioned. We cannot cavil at its teachings. What it says II must be received as true. Through adherence to its doctrines II as "doers of the words," Jas. 1:22, men are best prepared to II meet their God. To this end prophets, apostles, and Christian II ministers were commissioned to "Preach the word," 2 Tim || 4:2, not the opinions of men or philosophy. If we have seen the II importance of God's word, we may sing with Isaac Watts: II Lord, I have made Thy word my choice, II My lasting heritage; II ? There shall noblest powers rejoice, 11 My warmest thoughts engage. Sunday School 9x50 a.m. Morning Worship.... .11x00 a.m. II Evening Service 7x30 p.m. || (Monday Bible Study 7:30 p.m. I 1201 W. 13th St. [PA 5-0877] I ? j^iatory V of JBlacU L 1 jwrnjfja | Hinjaftott-^oUni I f series covering the I r local churches from I : to present times. I > your church's f recorded. 1 X
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