SENA's
Community Day and
Job Fair
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The Southeast Neighborhood Association (SENA) is
hosting its Second Annual Community Day and Job Fair
on Saturday, Oct. 11 from 12 to 4 p.m. at the Enterprise
Conference and Banquet Center, 1922 South Martin
Luther King Jr. Drive.
It promises to be a lively event that will bring busi
nesses, agencies and res
luenis togetner to pro
mote cross-cultural
unity and to share infor
mation about available
resources. Geared
toward putting the "u"
back in community, the
family-oriented, fun
ftlled day is organized
and supported by neigh
bors and friends work
ing to expand the bor
ders of southeast neiph- ?
0-.
borhoods.
Food, music and games are on tap. More than 20 busi
nesses and nonprofit agencies will be there to provide
information and resources about all kinds of services and
programs, and several companies will be accepting
resumes. Anyone interested in setting up a vendor's table
can do so for a donation of $40. Call Patricia
Degraffinreaidt at 336-734-6900 for more information.
IN MEMORIAM
HINTON
Bishop James Lee
Hinton, was born April
4, 1933 to the late
Charlie and Katie
Hinton. He was a native
of Rnrtu
Mount, N.C.
and graduated
a s
Valedictorian
of his class
from
Broughton
High School
of Wake
County Public
School
System.
B i s h o d
James Lee Hinton was a
longtime and dedicated
employee of National
School Supply and
Salvation Army of
Raleigh, N.C., where he
successfully counseled
and provided support to
homeless men and
women within the pro
grams offered.
Bishop Hinton pro
vided leadership and
direction to those in need
of guidance. He served
as a Career Counselor
with Goodwill Industries
and later retired from
Sam's Club.
Bishop James Lee
Hinton entered into the
ministry under the aus
pices of Pentecostal
International Church of
Raleigh, N.C. under the
leadership of Bishop C.
E. Cooke where he
served as Associate
Minister, President of the
Male Chorus, Sunday
School Teacher and
leader of noon day
prayer.
Bishop James Lee
Hinton served until he
was called to pastor at
Branch Street
International Ministries
of Benson, N.C. He
served there faithfully
and was given the vision
of Touch Somebody's
Life Ministries which
incUided a radio broad
cast, located in Winston
Salem.
Through the years.
Bishop James Lee
Hinton worked with and
developed fellowship
with churches of various
faiths throughout the
state of North Carolina
including Power House
Church of Christ
(Wiinston-Salem, N.C.).
Bishop Hinton and
Evangelist Hinton evan
gelized throughout the
country with special con
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Prison and
Marriage
Ministry. In
his later
years he
served as
Pastor of
Open Door
Holiness
Church
while contin
uing to pas
tor Touch
Somebody's Life
Ministries.
He leaves to cherish
his memories, his loving
and devoted wife.
Evangelist Velma L.
Hinton of the home; his
children Cathy (Jerry)
Williams, Greensboro,
N.C.; Elder Elizabeth M.
Hinton, Raleigh, N.C.;
Deacon Robert C.
Hinton, Knightdale,
N.C.; Carolyn Pelzer.
Winston-Salem, N.C.;
Deacon Ronnie
(Blondell) Robinson,
Dumfries, V.A.; James
Robinson, Richard Neal,
Alma Jean McQueen and
Ann Robinson who pre
ceded Bishop Hinton in
death. Three generations
oi granacnuaren ana a
host of nieces, nephews,
cousins and friends. As
well as a special aunt.
Bertha Brown, Rocky
Mount, N.C. and a
"brother" Herbert
Anderson, Raleigh, N.C.
Bishop Hinton was
most noted for his sense
of humor, his compas
sionate demeanor and his
positive attitude. In sick
ness and in health, with
out complaint Bishop
Hinton continued to be
faithful to the call of
ministry and kingdom
building. On Monday,
Sept. 22 Bishop Hinton
heard the heavenly choir
singing his song, "Some
glad morning when this
life is over: I'll Fly
Away! We celebrate his
transition from labor to
reward.
Hooper Funeral
Home directors were in
charge of arrangements.
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Available the first week
of every month in
Chronicle
I Class of '69 enjoys beach reunion
SPECIAL TO THE
CHKONK 1 i
The Simon G. Atkins
High School Class of
1969 celebrated its 45th
class reunion Sept. 12 -
14 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Activities included a
meet and greet, golf, a
pool party, a dinner/dance
and a closing Sunday
School taught by class
mates Rev. Otto Gaither,
Rev. William Hairston Jr.
and Bishop James
Marshall.
Classmates came from
as far as Selma, Ala.,
Pontiac, Mich , Plainfield,
N.J. and Atlanta.
Attendees included Velma
Venable Lockhart. Lynda
McCarrell Venable,
Cassandra Epps Capers,
Bonita Parker Crosby,
Brenda Chisholm,
Cynthia Hairston Liburd,
Lois Virginia McRae
Burks, Patricia Williams
Minter, Vina Graham
Johnson. Juanita
Sheppard Coleman,
William Hairston, Jr.,
Sylvia Hairston Sullivan,
Sylvia Morgan Clardy,
Stephanie Cunningham
Washington, Sheila L.
Smith, Johnetta Moore
Huntley, Melanie Carter
Gilliam, Joseph Payne,
Carolyn Gaddy-Perry,
Deborah Thompson
Oakes, James Marshall,
Janet Segers Lockhart,
Belinda Brown Williams,
Otto Gaither, Shirley
Payne Carter, Spencer
Glenn, Charles Walters,
Orestes Williams, Cheryl
Ragins Kinard, Bobby
Clark Sr., James Berry,
John Sullivan, John
Mayfield, Myrna Brake
Williams and Lillie
Williams Thornton.
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