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Wayside CME church Greenville/Winston-Salem
will host a Father's Day District, as the guest
celebration at the morning speaker,
worship service Sunday, Presiding will be Larry
June 17, with the Rev. Butler. Other participants
W.H. lverson, retired will include Edward Duren,
minister of the Carolina who will perform a solo,
Conference and former Romaine Clemons, Bernard
presiding elder of the Travick, Calvin Butler,
Wentz to unveil founder's
Wentz Memorial United children of the Sunday
Church of Christ will unveil School led the morning
a picture of the founder and worship service. William R.
pastor, the Rev. S.F. Wentz
during the regular Sunday Anderson III led the call to
morning worship service, worship. LaShanda Brown
June 17. led the responsive reading.
The invocation was done by
t.j.j.iUwuSsUit Hancock, with
Tribute for mothers and f
There will be a special Qunicy Caldwell Circle on
tribute in honor of the Sunday, June 17, at 3 p.m.
mothers and fathers of the Guest speakers for the
Greater United Progressive program will be Dr.
Baptist Church at 1122 Virginia Newell, city alder,
Dr. Drayton From f
"Dr. Drayton is my minister and I'm proud of it,"
Williams said. "We all are all proud of his contributions
to our city and our state."
Helen Falls, chairman of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Mission Convention, described Drayton as "a
boardwalk of strength" as a long-time supporter of the
convention.
"He's not a hypocrite," said Dr. Berthania Home,
past president of the Woman's Baptist State Convention
in praise of his many years in the ministry. "You know
where he stands. He doesn't back bite and he's a friend."
Like the rest, Roxanne Pitts, Forsyth County Senior
Missionary representative, commended Drayton on his
Chancel Choir observes a
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The Chancel Choir of Special guests at the evenHanes
Memorial CME ing celebration will be the
Church will observe its an- Senior Choir of Oak Grove
niversary Sunday, June 17, Baptist Church, along with
at 4 p.m. at the church at the Youth Choir of Hanes.
819 Highland Ave. Mrs. Edena Evans is pro
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Nash headlines service at
The City of God Prayer Rosa Mae Pepper, will lead
Fellowship at 2201 23rd St., the worship service.
N.E., will hold fellowship On Saturday, June 16, at
services Friday, June 15, at the 7:30 p.m. service,
7:30 p.m. Evangelist Rose Mary Cole,
Lillie Mae Butler, Annie
Evangelists Barbara Nash Wince and Missionary
and Delesina Nowlin, along Delorsa Hadan will lead the
with Lois Hickman and worship.
Rev. Griffin named guest
In nhcprvanrp r>f Father's Dav. the .^elerteH a
Rev. Arlee Griffin Jr., pastor of Cor- Young Men
nerstone Missionary Baptist Church in serves as pr
Greenville^ will be the guest speaker at Minist
First Baptist Church at 700 N. Highland moderator o
Baptist Asso
Ave. Sunday, June 17, at the 11 a.m. worship
service. He also se,
the General I
A native of Elizabeth City, Griffin as chairman
^ received his bachelor's degree from the
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Hill and his master s of divinity degree
from the Southeastern Baptist ecutive com
NAACP
Theological Seminary. He has also done
additional study at East Carolina Univer- Griffin an
sity and Oxford University in England. daughter.
CITY OF WINSTON-SALI
FINANCE COMMITTEE
PUBLIC BUDGET HEARII
The Board of Aldermen's Finance Committee inviti
hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year 198
get for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1984 was p
Aldermen on Friday, June 1, 1984. The proposed bi
and includes the use of $4,844,770 in Federal Rever
? ? -i C V Hi iHnot aro a wa il
uopies OT ino u^uaow > ? ww wwwyw. WW ? . W.
at all city branches of the public library and at the
City Hall, from 8:00 a.m., to 5 p.m., weekdays.
All citizens will be given the opportunity to commei
Don't pass up this opportunity to let the Financ
thoughts on the 1984-85 proposed,budget.
Tuesday,June 19, 198
7:30 p.m.
City Hall Council Chamb
Winston-Salem, North C41
f - Iter's
Day program
sFrancis
Gadson and Gordon.
Leonard Blair. Other participants will inAlso,
at 4 p.m., there will elude Ashley Thomas, Anbe
a presentation of the Ten thony Hines, Charlie
Commandments in mini- Clemons, Larry Butler,
sermons. The guest Clyde Williams, Lorenza
speakers will be the Smith and George Douglas.
Reverends Lewis Hunter, The Rev. Emma Duren is
Willie Johnson and Larry the pastor.
picture on Sunday
Shauneille Blair leading the Bailey ancf Christopher
confessional prayer and Russell. Ushers were
David Russell reading the Christopher Bailey, Ernest
scripture. Twanda Jones led Sellars and Monte Travis,
the prayer, while Willie S.
Gaddy lead the offertory The guest minister was
prayer and Carla Bailey in- the Rev. Robert L. Moore,
troduced the speaker, an associate minister of
Acolytes were done by Eric Friendship Baptist Church.
athers to be held
man and chairperson of the Larry Little,
mathematics and computer A banquet will highlight
science department at the service.
Winston-Salem State Dr. Quincy Caldwell is
University, and Alderman the pastor.
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on issues.
"Dr. Drayton is a man of no partiality," she said,
"common sense ... a man of love and understanding in
Christianity and politic, hand in hand."
As a special token of appreciation, the members and
Trustee Board of New Bethel granted Drayton and his
family life-time use of the church parsonage. J.C.
Gilmore, a church trustee, said the estate will remain in
the Drayton family until the last surviving member is
Said Drayton in response to his gift: "Since I plan to
die here, I don't know of any other better place to die
than over there (church parsonage on K Court)."
Small peas
nniv^rcQrv Pe,i,s pois are simP'y
Hill T CI J small peas. The term is
French.
gram chairperson. Mrs. ?
Georgia Smith is president HHPr?""^HP^
and James Smith is organist ^^^P
and director. r
The Rev. Anzo Mon- ^ ^
tgomery is the pastor. ^
City of God
At the regular morning
worship on Sunday, June I I W
17, the Rev. Anna Carter I
Lester will be the speaker
and at the evening service at H A
7:30 p.m., the guest I M T
snpflkpr? will Hp FIHpi-c
Larry Butler, Lewis Hunter I
and Charlie Clemons. I
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is one of the Outstanding
in America in 1981, Griffin I
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