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Joint Interdenominational Revival
By Teresa Simmons --
Poet Staff Writer
..A Joint Interdenomina
tional Revival between
Getbfemane Baptist
Church and Greater Bethel
Sunday through Friday,
March 18-23, at Greater
Bethel Church, 201 Grandin
Road.
Evangelist will be Rev.
Simon Perkins, Jr., Ph.D.,
of People’s Institutional
AME Zion Church in
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Services begin at 6 p.m.
Sunday. The public Is cor
dially invited to attend.
Monday through Friday
services begin at 7:30
p.m.
’ Rev. Dewberry is pastor
of Gethsemane Baptist;
Rev. Levi Brown is pastor
of Greater Bethel AME
Church. :-i
JONESVILLE AME
..The Jonesville Spiritul
eers and the Marvin Usher
Board Choir will be in
concert Sunday, March 11,
at 6 p.m. at the New
Jonesville AME Zion
Church.
The church is located at
5526 Providence Rd.-West,
Matthews. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. James R. Phifer is
minister; Ms. Cassandra
Brown is organist and
Joyce Zimmerman is
assistant
HENDERSON GROVE
The youth of Henderson
Grove Presbyterian
Church USA were in
charge of the morning
worship service recently
speaking on black historic
al personalities.
Cindy McGill was in
charge. The church is lo
cated Jn Mint Hill on
Hwy. $1. The clerk of ses
sion is Mable Guinn and
Rev. J. E. Maxwell is
pastor. The Henderson
Grove family cordially
invites you to all worship
services of the church.
GALILEAN BAPTIST
..Members of Galilean
Baptist Church cordially
invite you to attend the
Church’s Fourth Anniver
sary Celebration March 18
beginning at 4 p.m.
Rev. Felix ‘Bailey, pas
tor of Grace Memorial -
Baptist Church, will be the
guest sneaker
Galilean Baptist Church
is located at 1220 E. 10th St.
Rev. Phillip Davis is pas
tor.
FIRST BAPTIST-WEST
. .A Fellowship Dinner will
be held at First Baptist
Church-West March 25 be
ginning at 12:30 p.m. The
church is located at 1801
Oaklawh Avenue.
The dinner is being spon
sored by the Special Pro
jects Committee for Men’s.
Day .' The dinner will end
around 2:30 p.m.
The menu will include
roast beef, chicken, string
bean, peas, macaroni,
rolls, cake, punch and
coffee. Tick eta may be
obtained from the men of
the church with a dona
tion of $3.
BETHANY BAPTIST
..Members of Bethany
Baptist, located at 2300
Sanders Ave., cordially in
vite-you to join them in.
celebration of the Eighth
Anniversary of their pas
tor, Rev. James E. Hin
son, Sunday, March 11, at 3
p.m.
Rev. Hinson is married
to Lida Hinson and is the
fatter of two children -
James Hinson, Jr. and
Charfisa Hinson.
The members of Bethany
Baptist would like to
God for sending such a
divine minister to Bethany.
Since March 17, 1ST70, he
has contributed a great
deal to the church and
community thrash the
grace of God.
The membership of the
church has increased; the
church has been remod4ed
and an education building
baa been added.
Rev. Hinson is energetic
and Inspiring to others. He
is not only a minister, but
he is s friend and coun
selor in time of need.
Rev. Hinson and his fa
mily will be honored on this
special occasion. Rev. Will
iam Lee, pastor of Silver
Mount Baptist Church will
be the guest speaker.
GRIER HEIGHTS
..Girl Seoul Sunday will
be observed at Grier
Heights Presbyterian
Church March 11. In order
to share some aspects of
Girl Scouting, there win be
a presentation of the Girl
Scout Trefoil. Trade
Price, Angela Tyson and
Bridget White will assist in
the services.
Speaking from the text of the Bible, Rev.
L. D. Parker, pastor of St. Luke, raised
the spiritual consciousness of the congre
gation recently M Shiloh Baptist Church.
Rev. C. M. Booker, paster of Shiloh,
celebrated Up first anniversary as the
church’s pastor. Incidentally. Rev.
Parker will celebrate Us 31st anniver
sary as a pastor March 11. (Photo By
Divihe Reflections)
Girl Scout leaders and
assistants include: Sylvia
Henderson and Tangela
Simpson - Brownie Troop
No. 86; Janice Clawson and
Ann Robinson - Junior *
Troop No. 139; andShareefa
Saleom and Vivian Wright -
Cadette Troop No 205. The
organizer for the Scout
Troops is Camilla Clark.
There will be a reception
for parents and friends
after service on the lower
level of the sanctuary.
As part of this week’s
observance, the combined
troops will skate Friday,
March 16.
The Brownie and Junior
Troops held their Annual
Mother-Daughter Dinner
February 26.
FOREST HILL
Ben Markely will be in
concert dt Forest Hill Pres
Woodlawn Rd, March 18 at
7 p.m.
During die past 10 years,
Markely has performed in
over 2,500 concerts from
coast to coast. His rich
baritone voice, which
covers a three-octave
range without flaw, can
leave the music critic and
the casual listener both in
awe.
You are invited to attend
this concert. Markely,
through his singing, shares
intimately his personal ex
periences and faith in
Christ.
ST.JOHN
..On Sunday, March 11,
Rev. Robert' Leak’s thane
at St. John Baptist Church
will be “Christ Still Work
ing In History” from Ga
latians 4:4, 5. This service
begins at n a.m.
' At 2:30 p.m., the Annual
Mission Day program will
be sponsored by the Mla
"slqnary Department of the
church. Guest speaker will
be Rev! Mrs. Barbara Mc
Cullough of Galilee Baptist
Church.
Refreshments will be
served immediately follow
ing the 2:30 pJm program.
At 5 pm., the pastor will
teach classes on church
membership and orienta
tion. Rev. Leak wiH be
assisted by Nettie Cald
well, director of Christian
Education.
The public is cordially
invited to all worship ser
vices. St. John is located at
2000 St. John Road.
NOAH'S ARK
‘7 Seals” Bible Pageant
will be held March 11 at
Our Lady of Consolation
ParishHan.2301 Statesville
Ave., at 2:30 p.m., spon1
sored by Noah’s Ark Min
istries.
Dr. Queen Estell M.
Thompson, founder, Evan
gelist Eva Mae Jones, co
ordinator. The public is
cordially invited to attepd.
SALEM BAPTIST
March is Mission Aware
ness Month at Salem Bap
tist Church, located at 5318
Salem Church Rd. During
the month, each Mission
ary Department Will par
ticipate in the morning
servi.ce, presenting
thoughts on missions.
Rev. Anthony Jinwright
is pastor of Salem.
GREATER BETHEL
The Adult Choir of Great
er Bethel AME Church will
sponsor an Attic Sale in
cluding baby, children
and adult clothes, craft
items and household items.
Pood and drinks will also
be available Saturday,
March 10,-9 a.m. until 3
p.m.
Greater Bethel is located
at 201 Grandin Road. The
public is cordially in
vited. Rev. Levi Brown is
pastor.
EAST STONEWALL
.. In the February issue, we
stated that Annie L. An
derson “will be presented”
at East Stonewall AME
Zion Church. This was an
error. The history of Annie
L. Anderson (one of the
founders of the mission
ary), was presented by t»
member of the Missionary
Society of the church on
March 4 during the 11 a m.
service.
On March 11, the Mis
sionary Society will bold its
mass meeting at 5 p.m.;
the Missionary Society No.
1 program Will also be held
at 5 p.m. And at 11 a.m., the
Girl Scout Bake Sale will be
held.
East Stonewall AME
Zion Church is pastored by
Rev. Bernard Sullivan
and is located at 1729
Griers Grove Rd.
REEDER MEMORIAL
ROeder t/riB celebrate
another first on Sunday,
March 11, at 3 p.m. The
church family will fellow
ship with Rev. Gene Gil
more and Temple Chapel
Baptist Church family at
900 September "
The Reeder
Church family
out on God’s
hanced by _
as “for every
by some
build all f... __,
Hebrews 3:4. This program
is a special effort to
assist Reeder in reach
ing the Akych’s building
fund goal The sermon at
Reeder will be delivered by
the interim padfcfc of Reed
er, Rev. R. W. Dalton The
church family invites each
and every one to come and
worship with them. Sunday
School, 9:30 a.m. and wor
ship service, 10:45 a.m.
each Sunday at the Me
trolina Funeral Chapel >
LITTLE ROCK AME ' *
■ -The Woman’s Home and
" Overseas Missionary So
ciety of the North Char
lotte District, Western
North Carolina Conference
will observe its Annual
Missionary Program on
Sunday, March u, at 5 p.m.
at Little Rock AME Zion
Church, 401 North McDow
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SOUTH TRYON
The Beautification Chib
of South Tryon Presbyte
rian Church, 2516 S. Tryon
Street, will- sponsor a
spaghetti lunch Saturday,
Mart* 11, at 6:30 p.m.
ST.LUKE
. .The 31st Anniversary and
Appreciation Day service
for Rev. L.D. Parker, pas
tor of St. Luke Baptist
Church, will be observed
Sunday, March ll, at 6:30
pjn.
Rev. Warren McKissick,
aMe lecture Friday,
March 16, lOrao a.m. at
(Carmel Presbyterian
Church. The ta» la free
t*nd opeUtoths pubhc.
YOUTH CHOIR
Are you between the ages
of U and >0 and nke to
sing?
Then the Heritage Youth
Choir may be the place for
you! But this Youth Choir
u more than Justa group of
'UlSr tbs #octk» of
Dsrsk nogrd, One young
ptf1* ire learning to tx
pfeM their tew for Jesus
through a r*al musical
minify.
Interested?
Can the Youth Office at
Heritage USA at MI-6000,
ext SSS1 - and sing your
praises to the Lord!
Duke Endowment Awards
Davidson $1 Million Grant
Davidson - The Duke En
dowment has awarded -
Davidson College a grant;
of $1 million to establish
Hie James B Duke Pro
fessorship in International
Studies at Davidson.
Hie announcement of the
grant was made Tuesday,
Marchfi, at a colloquium on
international education
which was held in honor of
Hie Duke Endowment’s
eoth anniversary.
Charles F. Myers, chair
man of the education com
mittee of the Board of
ItWttiei of The Duke En
dowment and a 1933 David
son graduate and former
trtistee, made the present
ation.
The James B. Duke Pro
fessor will give leadership
to International Studies at
Davidson.
Davidson Colieae Inter
im Preslent Dr. Frontis
W. Johnson expressed the
college’s appreciation,
stating that the program
“will ins till a global aware
mbs into the entire fabric
of the college, and ensure
that Davidson ‘ graduates
leave with an understand
ing of theintor-relatedness
of the modern world."
The Duke Endowment
gift is a major part in a
recent fund-raising effort
to establish the Dean Rusk
Endowment for Interna
tional Studies, which has
set a goal of $10 million.
. The Duke Endowment,
established by James B.
Duke in IBM, assists non
profit hospitals and child
care institutes in North and
South Carolina, rural
United Methodist churches
and retired ministers in
North Carolina, and four
educational institutions:
Duke, Furman and John
son C. Smith Universities,
and Davidson College.
The Duke Endowmetd is*,
one of the natibn’s largest
foundations. The 1963
market value of Hie En
dowment’s assets was fcp
aince isz«, trustees Dave
awarded grants totaling
over 9M4 million to the ,
beneficiaries selected by”
James B. Duke, j t
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