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J Galilee Missionary Baptist Men's Fellowship holds appreciation breakfast for women SPEC IAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Men's Fellowship or Galilee Missionary Baptist Church hosted its first apprecia - tion breakfast for more than 90 i women of the church on July 13 t in the fellowship hall. The J breakfast was intended to "show the ladies of the church how ? much the men value their sup port.'o . Twenty-five men in the fel lowship prepared and serv ed the meal. The color scheme of lavender, white, and soft shades of peach was beautifully dis played in specially-made place mats, banners, and lavender roses, which were later given as gifts. Ronald Sadler decorated the fellowship hall. The breakfast included grits, eggs, sausage, hash browns, bacon, Belgium waffles, bis cuits, toast, fruits, assorted jrices and coffee. Program participants were Deacon Stephen McCIoud. Dea con Clarence Gilliam. Trustee Waymon Monroe Sr.. Minister John Hymes and Deacon Ben Gray. The Men's Fellowship has t>eeii active since lis inception this summer and is especially interested in mentoring the young men of the church and playing a more viable role in all ministries. The officers are Deacon Ben Gray, president; Michael Alexander, nrsi vice presiaeni; Minister John Hymes, second vice president; Trustee Waymon Monroe, secretary; and Bryant Smoot. assistant secretary. A special thanks was extend ed to Pete Vernon of Vernon's Produce Co. and Larry McMil nan or u&K. t-resh start Janitor ial Service for their generous support and contributions to the occasion. Pastor Robert L. McGowens Sr. is pastor of Galilee Mission ary Baptist Church, 575 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Scene from the appreciation breakfast. C Community Outreach Soul Winning Tent Revival | SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Community Outreach is holding a Soul Winning Tent Revival on 19th Street (Burke Village Apartments) July 24-27. Wednesday night was Youth Night, with Joy Rivers as mis tress of ceremonies. The youth speakers were Lenard Blackwell, Mike Jefferson and Jeff Jeffer son. The guest speaker for the evening was attorney Renita 0. Thompkins. Tonight Evangelist Martha Rivers will be the mistress of ceremonies. Sister Thomasina Boyd will give her testimony, and the dance group Beauty of Holiness, from New World Cap padocia, will perform. The speaker will be Pastor Melvin "Rip" Wilkins. Friday night the master of ceremonies will be Minister Rowdy of St. Stephen Baptist Church. Brother Chris Young, from Flip Force Gym in Kern ersville, will give his testimony. He's a deacon-in-training at New W o r I J Cappado cia and is married to Demetris Young. The speak er for the 1 evening j will be Pastor M e 1 v i n "Rip" wiiKins. On Saturday clothes will be given away from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Evangelist Vanessa Jeter will be the mistress of cere monies for the evening service. Pastor Calvin Oglesby will give testimony. The speaker for the night will be Pastor Melvin "Rip" Wilkins. Nightly services will begin at 6:45. The Community Praise Team and the New World Cap padocia Mass Choir will sing. Pastor Paul Jeter and Evangelist Yvonne Jefferson will lead the evangelistic team. Youth Informa tion Camp will be held Thursday and Fri day. The directress of this camp is Evangelist Martha Rivers. She and her staff - Dea coness Vanessa Little, Dea coness Paulette Jefferson. Dea con Michael Jefferson, Brother Jeff Jefferson, Deaconess Demetris Young and Sister Yessinna Pinet - will be speak ing on the topics of teen preg nancy. drug and alcohol abuse. AIDS, and educational and career development. The camp will run from noon until 2 p.m. on Thursday and from noon until 4 p.m. on Friday. Lunch will be served both days. Friday will also be Family Fun Day. The director for this Soul Winning Tent Revival is Pastor Melvin "Rip" Wilkins. Renita 0. Thompkins is assistant director and Deacon Vince Little is coor dinator. Food will be served nightly from 5:30 to 6:45. Everyone is invited to come and be a part of this great event. For more infor mation. call 744-7924 or 744 5358. Chris Young, from Flip Force Gym in Kemersville. who will give his testimony Friday night, started gymnastics at the age of 9. He took the city bus to the gym daily and worked off much of his tuition by weeding and emptying trash cans. It was not long before he started to win N.C. state titles and soon took his first gold medal at the AAU National Championship on the vault at the age of 10 years old. This was just the beginning, as he became the most decorated male gymnast to ever come from North Carolina. In 1992 he was the Southeast's top gymnast, fin ishing second all-around in the nation at the USA-Gymnastics National Championship. He fin ished his junior career as one of the top male gymnasts in the United States, winning the gold on vault and silver on floor. All this led him to a coaching career that would help him earn money as he continued his career. He began his senior career at the University of Min nesota. Soon he came home again to train with his first coach. Bob Kohut. The two worked hard as a coaching team, produc ing the top teams in North Car olina as Young continued on his quest to become a USA National Team member. In February of 1997 Young finished strong at the senior national competition, tying Jon Mcready. 1996 Olympian, for the first-place fin ish on vault. There he was invited to con centrate his efforts at the Olympic training center in Col orado Springs, where he contin ued to fulfill his dreams as one of the United States' top male gym nasts. This training has made Young one of the most sought Sec Revival on B8 r. Thompkins mmmmm * mmm Rev. Wilkins Chris Young Mechanics Baptist will hold annual revival SPECIAL TO THE CHEQMICLE Mechanics Baptist Church invites you to its annual church revival Aug. 4-7. On Sunday, Aug. 4, din ner will begin at 1 p.m. (immediately after morn ing worship), and services will begin at 3 p.m. The C.,r.An., gutsi api/ani*. .1/1 JUIIU/J will be Minister Julie Har ris of Acts Temple Church in Randleman. Services for Monday through Wednesday (Aug. 5-7) will begin at 7 p.m. The guest for the services will be Rev. Richard Cov ington of the Church of God of Prophecy in Thomasville. To get to the church, take 1-40 Bast/Hwy. 220 South. Continue for several miles to the Hwy. 64 West exit. Make a right off of the ramp. The road will then split into Hwy. 49 South (on the left) and Hwy. 64 (on the right). Keep to the left on Hwy. 49 South. Keep straight for about four miles to the second Tot Hill Farm Road (the sign for the church is on the left). Turn left and the church is on the right. If you need more infor mation. contact Rev. or Mrs. Daryl Young at (336) 767-0007. Goler's Tiffany Patterson receives scholarships SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Goler Memorial is continu ing to provide its youths with funding to assist them along the road to academic excellence. The Arthur Jarrett/Nannie Kemp Scholarship Fund, established in 1975 by the late Rev. James L. Hunt, has provided yearly schol arships to deserving youths through contributions made by members and friends of Goler Memorial AME Zion Church. Tiffany Patterson" received the 2002 AJ/NK Scholarship of $1,200 and will attend Salem College in the fall. Patterson, a graduate of Carver High School, also has received a scholarship from the Western North Carolina Confer ence Board of Christian Educa tion of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and a scholarship from the Crosby Scholars Program Patterson, the daughter of Denise Worthy, has been active in and outside of her church for many years. At Goler Memorial, she is an ardent tither and has been active in the Sunday school. Usher Board, choir, women's Bible study, the hospi tality ministry, and has volun teered with the coliseum and Dixie Classic Fair fund-raisers. She participated in the Crosby Scholars program from 2000 2002. Her desire to work in her community has been shown through her service at the Salva tion Army and YMCA. As a member of the Black Achievers, she also participated in the band and Key Club at Carver High School. Many deserving youths such as Patterson need the support'of f a m i ijy, church and com munity ? to succeed in louay s cuucauonai environ ment. Goler encourages commu nity groups and churches J to establish scholarship funds for the many students who need assistance. Donations may also be made to the Arthur Jarrett/Nannie Kemp Scholar ship Fund at Goler Memohal AME Zion Church. Persqns making a donation of $250 lor more will be entered into die Scholarship Fund Hall of Faroe, which is recognized each y|ar and the names entered onto GolerSt "I Saved A Minld" plaque displayed at the churcli. This year Goler proudly , entered into the Hall of Fame Dorothy Allen, Vincent Stafford, Move Belton-Brown, Clara Clavon. Lashonda Hunt-Means, Letisha Nelson-Hunt and Nathaniel Clavon (posthumoOs iy)- . Goler takes great pride in recognizing the accomplish ments of Patterson and those of persons who donate generously to the scholarship fund. For more information, contact the church at 724-9411. Kathleen Hunt is the scholar ship chairperson, and Rev. Seth Lartey is the pastor. Evangelist Turner will celebrate 10th ministerial anniversary SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Evangelist Trevia Turner will celebrate her 10th minis terial anniversary on July 28 at True Temple Holiness Church of God, where she was ordained an evangelist on July 26, 1992, by Apostle Wallace Gaither, pastor. Turner is from Rocky Mount and is a graduate of Winston-Salem State Univer sity (Class of 1992). She works for Winston Salem/Forsyth County Schools as a teacher for Wiley Middle - School. The service will be at 4 p.m. The g iest pastor will be Elder Anton 5 h i p p , pastor of Deliverance Holiness Church in Lancaster. S.C. True Temple Holiness Church of God is at 1232 Mini Street, Happy Hill Gardens community. '' Turner MENZ Fashion I Tuxedo Rentals, Alterations & Monograms *Buy any suit get dress shirt, silk tie & leather shoes, for an extra $50.00 ^^f^^3~pairkather^sh^sfd^!^^,'^ $50.00 + tax One casual & two dress with this ad Winston-Salem location Northside Shopping Center 3565 N. Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem. NC 27105 (336) 767-3455 Tuesday - Thursday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday & Saturday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Closed Mondays Special Group Rates ... Big & Tall Suits Available! Welcome to ... St. Peter's Heritage Place ? Announcing a new apartment complex for SENIOR CITIZENS Apply Now tor Residency at St. Peter s Heritage Place (located off Old Lexington Road). Winston-Salem, NC. NEW APART MENT COMPLEX FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. AGE 62 AND OLDER. One bedroom, one bath apartments feature Carpeting. Electric Heat and Air Conditioning. Range and Refrigerator. Handicap Accessible Units are available. Rent based on income. COMPLEX PAYS FOR WATER, SEWER AND ELECTRIC. Additional features include Day Room. Craft Room. Courtyard. On-Site Laundry Facilities and much more. t A a Leasing Officr^"" \ Open Monday - Friday" ^"9 a.m. - 4 p.nu-Sv, For application or information Call: 336-771-9028 Hearing Impaired: l-8(X)-735-2962 or write: St. Peter's Heritage Place Winston-Salem. NC 27107 fs?t Equal Housing Opportunity (~\ New Hope's Holy Ghost Jubilee 1201 New Hope Lane, W-S, NC 27105 August 24, 2002 We are now searching for the talent round-up; Adults, young adults & children ? Performing Spiritual Expression ? Praise Teams ? Dance ? Step Teams ? Soloists ? Musicians Your Talent Is Needed! Deadline: 8/10/02 Name: Address: City: State Zip Phone #; .Group Individual Please mail your completed form to Ha/el Howard MOTIVATIONAL MOMENTS with Nigel Alston Make an appointment with Motivational Moments on WSNC-FM 90.5, sponsored by The Chronicle, The Choice for African American News and Information. It's inspirational, informative and motivational. www.motivationalmomeiits.com 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 10:20 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. 10:20 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday:
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