ACOLYTES. SOME BEARING BANNERS. and
parishioner, under the direction of Richard Banks. Episcopal
Church Army Intern and Program Director at Christ The Kins
Center, process from their 17th and Caldwell Street location of
the Center enroute to Optimist Park celebration of The Holy
Eucharist, high'light of the Acolyte Festival. PHOTO BY
PEELER
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Join Acolytes Festival -
Approximately 30 Acolytes
from Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Episcopal Churches joined
together Sunday for an
Acolyte Festival sponsored by
Christ the King Center._,
"It gives the acolytes <5T'
' each individual congregation"
a wider sense of participating
in the ministry of the church,”
says Father James H. B.
Kenyon, Priest-Director of the
King Center. “Celebrating the
Acolyte Festival in the early
fall”, he continued, "enables
Acolytes to get the year otf to
a good start following summer,
vacation. It also heightens
one’s sense of dedication.”
The procession was directed
by Richard Banks, program
director of Christ the King
Center. Mr. Banks also in
terns in the Episocpal Church
Army organization, USA. '
, Formed at 4:30 p.m. at the
King Center at 17th and N
Caldwell Sts., the procession
proceeded around a five-block
area to Optimist Park bet
weep N. Brevard and N.
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Caldwell Sts. where all joined
in the celebration of The Holy
Eucharist.
Father Kenyon celebrated.
Father Frank Dunn of St.
Martin’s Episcopal Church
preached, Father John.Lane,
assisted as deacon and
Kenneth ChesTnntr senior
warden at St.* Michael and
All Angels’ Church, assisted"
as sub-deacon.
The sound truck provided
inspirational music during the
march, and contemporary
folk music was provided by
several local guitarists during
the celebration. Sister Ellen
Stephen, order of St. Jjglena,
Augusta, Ga., read the Old
Testament Lesson.
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Following the celebration
acolytes, - clergy, and
congregation processed back
to the King Center for a supper
prepared ind served by- two
members to the King Center
Council - Charles Gunn of St.
Mark’s Church and Ben
Ellington of St. Michael’s.
We give ourselves in
service to the Lord as
acolytes,” Father Kenyon
stated, “at the Festival we
thank Him for the opportunity
to serve Him. - What better
way to thank Him than to offer
the greatest acf"'~of
Thanksgiving - the Holy
Eucharist?”
GRAND EXALTED RULER - Hobson.R. Reynolds, head of
the Elks’ Fraternal Order, accepts congratulations from
Imperial Potentate John ’’Champ” Edghill of the Prince Hall
Shriners at the St. l-ouis convention of the Elks. Mr. Reynolds
was reelected and Edghill. newly elected head of the Shriners
pledged to work closely with his fraternal leader. Edghill is a
former Grand l^odge Officer.
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MR. AND MRS. ADOLPHUS JONES SR.
... 5# years of happiness.
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Jones Celebrate
59th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus
Jones Sr. of 6900 Old
Providence Rd. celebrated
their 59th wedding an
niversary here Sept. 16
A reception wa* given in
_ their honor by their children
aF ffie residence of Mrgr
Frances J. FunderbmJti,
Reared in the Providence
community township, the
Jones' are the parents of six
children. They are Calvin
Jones Sr.. Mrs Frances
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Funderburk, Mrs Maggie J.
Metz and Aldolphus Jones Jr.,
all of CharlotteiWillie Jones of
Hollandale, Fla. and H. Glenn
Jones of Washington. D. C.
The Jones alko have 31
grandchildren and 27 gfeat
grandchildren. Mt\ and Mrs.
j£ne are members of Mat
'thews-Murkland United
Presbyterian Church where
the Rev.,D. O. Hennigan is the
minister
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