Church to Hold Campaign Rally
The Church Committee of St. John Christ
ian Methodist Episcopal Church is holding a
Campaign Rally on Nov. 5 at 6:30 p.m. The
rally is to elect the Rev. Ronald Davis Sr., as
General Secretary of the Department of Evan
gelism, Missions and Human Concerns of the
church.
This campaign rally is to show support for
the candidacy of the Rev. Davis, who has pas
tored for 10 years.
The guest speaker ftfr the events is Alton
B Pollard. Ph. D.. an Associate Professor of
Religion at Wake Forest University.
Pollard is the author of Mysticism and
Social Change: The Social Witness of Howard
Thurman
The campaign rally will be held at Martin
Luther King Recreational Center, 2001 Pitts
burgh Ave. For more information call 725
3968.
Alton Pollard
Church Calendar
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6
? 8 a.m. ? The Episcopal
church women of St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church, 810 Highland
Ave., will hold its Annual Fall
Bazaar from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A
flea market, county store, Christ
mas shop and dinners will be
available. The public i? invited.
For more information please call
724-2614.
? 12:30 pjn. ? ; The Benbow
Chapel AME Church will sponsor
a BBQ Chicken and Poik Dinner,
at East Bend Elem. School cafete
ria, from 12:30 p.m. - 6 p.m. Tick
ets are $5. The proceeds will bene
fit the Building Fund.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7
? 1 1 p.m. ? The St. Stephen
Missionary Baptist Church will be
observing Honor Day. All Deacons
will be honored. The morning
speaker will be the Rev. D wight
Hash of Morning Star Baptist
Church of Walnut Cove, N.C. The
3 p.m. service guest will be the
Rev. William Fails of First United
Baptist Church of High Point, N.C.
The Rev. Joseph R. Samuels
is host pastor.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8
? 6:30 p.m. ? The Aftercare
Program at Hooper Funeral Home
will be sponsoring a program on
"Coping and Tips on Handling the
Holidays" at the Emmanuel Bap
tist Church ,1075 Shalimar Drive.
It is open to the public. ?
For more information call
724-1561.
UPCOMING
?The People of Kingswood,
Kingswood United Methodist
Church, 6840 University Parkway,
will be sponsoring an Annual Fall
Bazaar.
?The Bazaar hours are 9 a.m.
to noon on Nov. 20. Bazaar item
will include cakes, chicken pie,
cookies, tarts, fried pies, caned
goods and Christmas items.
Conference
to be Held
This Nov. will mark the realiza
tion of a long-awaited dream for the
Dallas community. The Museum of
African American Life and Culture
will open a $6 million, 38,000 square
foot facility in Fair Parte. The Dedica
tion Cerpmony will be held on Satur
day, Nov. 13 at noon.
In celebration of the grand open
ing, supporters of the historic land
mark of life legacy and culture have
organized a weekend to meet the spiri
tual, economic, and social needs of
Africans Americans.
"Black Churches Healing the
Cities" is the theme and task for a
series of church related activities hap
pening Nov. 18-20. The activities wul
consist of a PreachFest/SongFest/
Symposium.
The honorable Rev. Floyd Blake,
U.S. Congressman, New York will
deliver the keynote address on Thurs
day at noon. Highlight the PreachFest
will be, several member of Ebony
-Magazine's 4 984 list -of the nation's ?
top fifteen preachers. Already con
firmed are Retired Bishop Alfred G.
Dunstion, Jr., African Methodist
Ep iscopal Zion Church; Dr. Otis
Moss, Jr. Pastor of the Olivet Institu
tional Baptist Church, Cleveland,
Ohio; Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, President
of the Southern Christian Leadership
Conference; Dr. William A. Jones,
Pastor of Bethany Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, New York; and Bishop
John Hurst Adams. Senior Bishop of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The internationally renowned
ministers will be preaching and con
tributing to the Symposium on "Black
Churches Healing the cities." The
Symposium will discuss topics of
social, economic, and political
empowerment as they relate to the
African American Church helping
inner cities. Models of successful min
isters will be shared with participants.
Several community leaders, cor
porate and foundation executive, and
governmental agency representatives
will assist these and other noted min
isters to explore ways of improving
the nation. All sessions on Nov. 1 8 &
19 will be.. held ^Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Church, 1819 N. Washington, Rev.
Curtis W. Wallace, Pastor. On Satur
day. Nov. 20 all Sessions will be held
at the Southland Center Hotel, 400 N.
Olive Street. The SongFest will cele
brate part of America's history with a
presentation of Negro spirituals, per
formed by a community choir, Satur
day, Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Dallas
Convention Center Auditorium.
Dr. C.A.W. Clark, Sr., Pastor of
Good Street Baptist Church. Dallas
and Vice-President-at-Large, National
Baptist Convention USA, Inc. and Dr.
Manuel L. Scott, Sr.. Pastor of the St.
John Missionary Baptist Church of
Dallas will serve as Honorary Co
Chairs of the PreachFest /Song Fest
/Symposium.
Area Anniversary
...
Mozelle and Harvey Watson
WATSON
Mozelle and Harvey Watson of
Winston-Salem celebrated their
60th Wedding Anniversary on Sat
urday, Oct. 23, with a renewal of
their vows and a reception at the
Goodwill Baptist Church.
The host were the couples chil
dren and their spouses, Olin and
Angelon Watson. William and Eva
Watson. John Watson. Irene and
Theodore Coleman The couple has
ten grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Harvey Watson retired from
R.J. Reynolds with 3^ years of ser
vice. Mozelle Watson is a home
maker.
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