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which was held at Masonic Temple on May 6. She i
Lowery. The first runner-up was Jaqul Moore and 1
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Sunday, June 10, will mark Savannah, Ga., is a
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New Bethel Baptist Church College and received his
and the 40th anniversary of bachelor of divinity degree
the the pastor the Rev. Dr. from Howard University
Jerry Drayton. The an- and doctorate from the
niversary observance will Virginia Theological
begin at the 11 a.m. wor- Seminary and College in
ship service and conclude Lynchburg, Va.
with a 3 p.m. service. A Drayton is chairman of
reception will follow in the the Political Action and
dining hall. Social Committee of the
General Baptist State ConThe
Rev. C.W. Ward, vention, chairman of the
pastor of First Baptist state Human Relations
Church in Raleigh, will be Council and a member of
the guest speaker at the the Advisory Council of the
morning service. The 3 p.m. Department of Transporta
program will feature tion of North Carolina, aptributes
to the pastor in pointed by Governor Jim
music and presentations by Hunt,
represenatives of civic, local A member of the
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Music will be rendered by Religion Board of Direcfive
choirs of New Bethel, tors, he also serves on the
Special musical guest will be Wachovia Bank and Trust
baritone soloist D.W. An- Co. Board ofDirectors and
drews. Summit Cable CommunicaDrayton,
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from 9:30-11:30 a.m. with fellowship at 9 a.m. Trey
and Beck Hancock, youth directors from WinstonSalem,
will share the fruits of their ministry. Bring a
lunch and join us for a picnic at Hanes Park afterwards.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cappadocia Holiness Church of God Inc. is inviting
everyone to attend its Midday Prayer Service
from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. every Tuesday at
the church, which is located at 1118 E. 30th St.
Deacon Paul E. Jeter is in charge of the service.
riMHo 1 r\f l~Ir\r\p Rihlp AraHpmv at
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N.E., will hold Bible classes every Thursday night.
For more information, call 722-4690.
The Shanta Male Chorus' scheduled concert at
Saints Home United Methodist Church has been
postponed until June24 at 7 p.m. For further infor- *
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The Full Gospel Business
Men's Fellowship
Winston-Salem Chapter invites you to
attend its monthly meeting.
June
Holiday Inn
N Cherry at 30th st
^ Featured Speaker:
Rosey Grier
Dinner 6:30 P.M.
Program
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Dinner reservations necessary. Tickets may
be purchased at the Alpha and Omega
1 Bookstore. 322 S. Main St. (722-1800).
Tickets must be purchased for dinner, before
June 18, 1984.
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Susie, have one son, Jerry
Drayton Jr., a practicing attorney,
residing in Atlanta.
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