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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 58. 19S§
The Raleigh
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SSatHPAYS FOR THE WEEK
! Some o i the Raltighites who
have birthdays this week include
the following: Master Hazel Fear
soft, S Swam Street, 14-years-old.
Mrs Stisie Tucker, S Person St.;
Mrs Annie McKay. Johnson St,
Mrs C B Armbustar. local visitor
[from Boston. Mass Happv birth
day to all.
COMMUNITY CLUBS
ANNIVERSARY
1 The 13th anniversary of the
Raleigh Community Club’s
] sick committee was observed
Sunday, at the Raleigh Safetv
Building, The president. Mrs.
I Annie Sloan, was in charge.
Chairman of the program com
mittee was Mr* Rosa Parker.
Music was furnished by the
| Raleigh Community Club Cho-
I -us. directed by Mrs. Dorothy
Marks
GOODBYES TO BAKERS
Goodbyes were said last week to
the recent bride and groom, Mr.
and Mrs John Baker, Jr., who left
to spend some months in Los An
geles. California, where Baker will
I perform for the Los Angeles Rams,
a professional football team They
were accompanied by Mrs Bakers
brother, Mr. Virgil Hick*. Jr., and
[Coach D Riddick, of NT. C. College.
Duham Word has since been re
ceived that the group had a safe
trip to the west coast
I MRS ADDIE BOYD RETURNS
Mrh. Addle -O Boyd of Charlotte,
has returned home after visiting
her sifter Mrs E ? Harris, 723
Fayetteville Street Mesdgmes
Harris and Boyd motored to Co
lumbia S C. recently, where they
were joined by another sister. Mrs
sailie Battiste of Jamaica. K Y
They reported « wonderful reun
ion and vacation
WASHINGTON. N C VISITOR
Mr and Mrs Edgar Harris. Ull
Z Joft*s St. are playing hosts to
Miss Emma Forman of Washing
ton N C. She is the sister of Mrs.
Harris
MISS ELAINE THOMPSON HERE
Miss Elaine Thompson of Wash
ington. D C is the house guest of
her grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Hicks, Sr
VACATIONING IN LEXINGTON
The children of the Rev. and
Mrs J N Leverette are spending
their vacations with their grand
parents. the Re'' end Mrs. Otis
Leverette. of Lexington
VISITING HIS MOTHER
Mr Leonard B Brown of New
port. Rhode Island, is here visit
ing his mother
I RETURNS TO NEW YORK HOME
Mr and Mrs James Brown and
[daughter Adrianne. have returned
to their New York home after vis
iting their sunt, Miss Vivian L
Burt. 421 Alston Street, here.
MISS IDA JONES HOSTESS
Mr Stanford Jones Mrs. Emms
H W%etor and children, Leatrice
and Gerald, are visiting their sis
ter. Miss Ida JOnes, 421 Alston St.
SPENDS WEEKEND IN CITY
Mrs. Dorothy Bannister and bus
band of Petersburg. Vs., spent last
weekend with Mr. end Mrs.
George (Dudley) Hunter. 800
block of N. State Street She is the
Hunters’" daughter.
SGT, MRS. JONES HERE
Sgl. and Mm. Percy A. Jones
and "daughter, Marie, of Lake
view,- N. Y, sre visitinz rela-
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6:00 PJA. B. T. U.
7:30 WwtasHday Teachers
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tire* and friend* in the Ral
eigh area. §gt. Jones is orgin
ally from Raleigh, having lived
at 303 S West street He is
with a guided missiles group
in Lonr Beach. N. Y.
MAKES SURPRISE VISIT
Mrs. Mary L. Jennings, daughtei
of Mrs Mary Haywood, 902 Maniv
ISt . made a surprise visit to the
I -ity after attending * Methodist
| Missionary Meeting in Detroit, She
] left Tuesday right for her home
! in Ocala. Florida,
j REGISTRATION FOR KINDER
GARTEN
Registration for the fall term is
; now being conducted the E-36
| Washington Terrace Kindergarten.
Mrs. L. C. Becote is the director.
RETURN FROM OKLAHOMA
CITY
Mrs W R Edmondson and Miss
Wills A Mclver have returned
[ from Oklahoma City. Oklahoma
where they visited their nephew.
Dr Robert H Alexander, pastor of
Avery Chapel AME Church and
his family. They reported that they
were royally entertained while in
that beautiful mid-west city with
its many oil wells.
REV. AND MRS. LARKIN HOST?
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mc-
Adams and children, formerly
of Raleigh, now living in Cin
cinnati, Ohio, are visiting Mr*.
McAdams’ parents. Rev. and
Mrs G. W Larkin, 1195 E
Davie. Street. They will also
spend some time with Mrs. Mc-
Adams’ sister, Mrs, H. C. Wil
son, Fayetteville. Mrs Mc-
Adams is the former Miss Dor
is Larkin.
Also visiting the Larkin
family last weekend was Mrs.
M. J. Singleton of Wilmington.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Master George Ligon. Jr cele
brated his Sth birthday or, Sunday
1 afternoon at his home, HO S. Mc-
I Dowell St. with a group of his
| friends, from 4 to 6 o'clock Games
| were played. In the center of the
! table was a beautiful cake green,
j and yellow. The group sang "Htp
!py Birthday” to George.
Ice cream, cookies, candy and
' peanuts were served and guests in
j eluded: Barbara McNeil, Delores
I Walker. Brenda Muldrow. Loraine
Ford, Brenda Ford. Deloris Lucas.
Mary McLeod. Lydia Cartels*
, Johnson. Brenda Height, Phyllis
; Williams. Daisy Purall, Linda
; Glenn. Veneica Banks, Jane Harp,
Shirley Muldrow. Gwendolyn
Height. Floyd Jackson. Albert
Bur*. Anderson Burt, Bruce Mc-
Neil, Robert Purcell, Cecil Robin
son, Curly Robinson, Lament Up
rArmgn. Cecil Glenn. Thomas Earl
Burt and others
LEND-A-HAND CLUB
ENTERTAINED
The Lend-A-Hand Club of
the First Congregations! Chris
tian Church and their gsiest-s
were entertained Sunday af
ternoon nn the beautiful lawn
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks
of Rochester Heights with
thfir mother, Mrs. Maggie
Hicks Neal, as hostess
After t brief business »es
sion a delicious picnic lunch
eon was served by the hostess,
which was enjoyed by all
Approximately 35 were in
attendance. Pictures were tak
en of the group by Mrs Adjie
Burnette. >
CONFINED TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. Rena Medlin of 538 E Ca
barrus St., left for Duke Hospital
in Durham, Monday, where she
i will undergo, an operation. We
! pray God s richest blessings on her.
j that she may be strerigiber --d.
SISTER. GARY CDNL GTS
WORSHIP
The Rev. Mable Gary Philpot.
I her choir and congregation ren-
I dered service at Rush Memorial
[ AME Zion Church Wednesday e
j vising at S p m,
METHOD
MEWS
BY MISS DELORIS SORRELL
CHURCH SERVICES
METHOD The usual church
services were held at the St James
AME Church on Sunday, last. An
inspiring message was delivered
A Sunday School Convention
will ba held at the Oak City Bap
tist Church on Friday through
Sunday of this week.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Mis# Margaret McDave left for
a wßek at camp.
Miss Carrie Marie Clark left for
South Carolina cm Sunday, last, to
work there temporarily.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Curtiz left
here on Monday for their vacation
They will visit, relative*. With
them is their daughter, Rosa E-
Thy way. 0 Lord, is too high
for us to fully understand, but we
know Thou lovest and cares! for
us Thou art ready to supply our
needs. Give us more strength and
patience, more faith and trust :n
Tree, ip Jesus’ name”
©BERLIN BAPTIST Sunday
School opened at 9:45 with Supt.
Welter Curtis in charge Morning
worship began at the usual time
with the senior choir in charge of
music. The congregation enjoyed
* wonderful sermon, delivered by
the pastor, the Ret'. Dr Grady D.
Davis
YOUNG'S MISSIONARY TEM
PLE CME—Church School opened
at 9;45 with Supt, Della R Ford in
charge Morning worship started
at 31 o'clock with the senior choir
in charge of music, directed by
Miss Bettie Broadie. The dynamic
sermon was preached by the pre
siding elder, the Rev J. A Davis,
from the 6th chapter of St John.
68th verse: “To Whom Shall We
Go?”
WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST
—Sunday School opened at 9:45
with Supt Nannie Morgan in
charg*. Regular worship started at
il o'clock with the senior choir in
charge of music The pastor, the
Rev O W Burwick. brough* a
v try inspiring sermon on Ex
cuse.”
LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP
TIST Church School started ?t
9:45 with Supt. Joseph Williams,
Sr . in charge Moring services ri
pened at 11 o'clock with the pas
tor. the Rev G. H. Graham, presid
ing He preached a very good ser
aMH
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MRS MINNIE W, PRIMUS
Mrs Minnie W Primus of 114
Fisher Street died at Saint Agnes
Hospital on Tuesday. July 14. Fun
eral services were conducted from
I Wake Chapel Church on Thurs
day. July 16. Burial took place in
the church cemetery
Her survivors are the following
three sons, Garland. Graham and
J T Thomas of Raleigh; one sister.
Mrs Babe Walls of Raleigh one
St. Mattews AME
Church News
BY MRS. BERLIE JONES
St. Matthews AME Church's
Sunday School opened at 9 o'clock
a m with Mr. Wm. Tate as supt.
The Sunday School was well-ai
tended The morning worship be
gan at 11 o'clock with Choir No
1 in charge of music. Miss Ella
Mae Giles at the organ The ser
vice was well-attended with many
visitors present The scripture les
son was read by Rev. G W. Trou
blefield. pastor, and prayer was of
fered by Brother Robert Dunmore.
The Rev Troublefield chose hi*
tfxt. from Acts, sth chapter, 29th
verse: ‘Then Peter and the other
Apostles answered and said, ‘We
ought to obey God rather than
man'.” His theme was: '"Obedi
ence" He preached a very power
ful sermon as always He stressed
how we are more prone to obey
man than God Everyone enjoyed
the sermon and the choir was at
its best
We have a special treat for Ral
eigh next Sunday St Matthews
will have a dedication service, at
1! o'clock We will have a treat—
with Bishop Frank Madison Reid
of the Western North Carolina A
- Conference —as guest speker
Everyone is invited to join in this
service. If you have not heard hire,
be sure to hear this dynmanic
speaker and if you have, you al
ready know what is in store for
you.
laine.
Mis* Dora Stroud is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Toole, Clayton.
SICK AND SHUT-INS
The persons who were hurt in
the July fi accident are getting bet
ter gradually. Mrs. Mary L. Har
ris is home and is doing well.
Mrs. Smith and Mi’s. Wilder sre
still irt the hospital but. sre better.
Iplme 'fo
BY MRS. MAY L. BROADIE
mor, from the Book of Job. At the
evening worship hour the senior
choir war in charge of music and
the pastor delivered a wonderful
I)1?SS3 rt p
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN —Sunday. School be
gan at 9:45 with Supt. Sherman
Lewis in charge. Morning worship
started at 1! o'clock wiih the seni
oi choir in charge of music, di
rected by Mr. Ernest Massenburg.
As the pastor, the Rev. Howard
Cunningham, is on his vacation,
the timelv message was delivered
by the Rev. A J. Turner He used
as a theme. Jesus Gives The An
swer” and as his subject, Young
Man Seeks Eternal Life
WILLIAMS GROVE BAPTIST—
Chruch School opened at 9:45 with
Supt. William Davis, Sr. in charge.
Morning services began at 11 o'-
clock with the junior choir in
charge of music, directed by Miss
Vii ginia Neal The pastor, the Rev.
B H. Closs. is on vacation and
the members and friends wish for
him a very happy one The inspir
ing sermon was delivered by the
Rev T, B Smith.
FIRST BAPTIST Sunday
School opened at 9 30 with Supt.
W H Taylor. Sr, presiding Morn
ing worship service opened at 11
o'clock with the senior choir in
charge of music, directed by Mes
dames M T James. E M Kelly
and others Scripture was read by
the Rev. Isaac B Horten from the
14th chapter of Joshua, beginning
at the 6th verse Morning prayer
was given by the Rev. C C Jones.
A '’ery spiritual sermon was de-
i brother. Roy Walls of Richmond.
Va , five grand children and three
groat grand children
MRS AKMENDA WATKINS
PERKINSON
Mrs Armenda Watkins Perkin
?on of Washington Terace died on
Wednesday evening. July 15. Fun
pral services wre conducted from
the Fayetteville Street Baptist
Church on Saturday. July 18 As
-1 terwards burial took place at Mt
: Hope Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband.
Junius Perkinson of the home, her
mother. Mrs. Ida Watkins of Bunn;
[ seven brothers: Keyvester Wat
i kins. Bunn; Sylvester and Leroy
Watkins of Washington. D. C.; Al
! bert and Rea pus Watkins of Whi’e
Plains. N. Y Gratis and Harvis
Watkins of Winston-Salem; three
j sisters: Mrs. Canatula Coleman of
White Plains, N. V, Miss Reatha
Mae Watkins of Mt Vernon, N. A*,
and Mrs. Emma Earl Allen of Zeh
[ ulon; several aunts, uncles, nieces
and nephews
j Wedding
Bells
EDITOR’S NOTE: Marriage
licenses were issued to the fol
lowing persons between July’
I 13 and 17:
LOUIS A SMITH. 57. of 2211
, Roberts Street and MABEL C
| HINTON, 45, of 881 E Cabarrus
! Street, July 13
; LESTER RIVERS. 72 of 1458
Sawyers Lane and CORA B RIV
ERS. 59. o? Raleigh, July 14
JAMES A MITCHELL. 28, of 703
E Hargett, and ANNIE MAE
JOHNSON, 26, of 317 E Davie
j Street, July 14
GEORGE WILLIAMS JR 28. of
’ 900 New Bern Avenue and NANCY
I XNN BULLOCK 20, of 17 Chavis
I Way. July 15
j HARRY McCANTS, 40. of ISSO
j S Bloodworth Street and DORIS
f A. ATKINSON, 30. of Clayton. Julv
! 1#
j JAMES M SHAW, 24. of 1410 F,
Fifth. Street. Winston-Salem and
| BEULAH MAE HOLDEN, 24 of
; E-23 Washington Terrace. Julv 17.
| BENNIE V. SMITH. 37. of 32!
, Stalling Street, and LILLIF, B
! RAND. 20. of ’ 226 Front, Street,
! Clayton. July 17
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MEMORIALS
Hillsboro. &&iei#h. N-C. j
Across 5U Si ro*f*—Front of Methyl)
liiered by the pastor, the Rev,
Charles W Ward, from the Book
of Joshua: "Give Me This Moun
tain.”
During the BTU hour Miss Dor
othy Shaw was in charge of de
votion Scripture was read by Miss
Louis,” Hunter. The organist was
Miss Glory Jean Debnsm, Prayer
was delivered by Rev, Ward. A
panel discussion was held at the
7:30 p. m. worship hour. The sub
ject. was: "How Far Should Recre
ation Go In The Church Program.”
The moderator was Mrs Beatrice
Martin Sprsggtn*.
Maple Temple
Church Hews
BY MISS LENA M. EURE
On Sunday. July 18. morning
•worship service began st 11:00 at
the Maple Tem p i e Christian
Church.
The Rev C. C Burnett, u>ho is
the assistant pastor, made the call
to worship and the senior choir
marched in singing. ‘ Were March
ing to Zion "
After the choir had taken its
place, it sang. "Gloria Patri.”
We were then led in prayer by
Rev Burnett, sfterwhich the choir
chanted The Lord's Prayer "
The first hymn of the morning
sung by the choir was, "Am I A
Soldier of the Cross' I'’ 1 '’
The scripture lesson vs? then
read by Rev. Burnett, which was
the entire Ist chapter of the gen
era) Epistle of James, Deacon
Richardson then offered prayer.
The Mission Offering was lifted
while the ehoir sang, “Ts Jesus
Goes With Me.” Deacon Holloway
blessed the offering.
The announcements and notices
of the week were given, followed
by the introduction of the visitors.
The General Offering was lifted
while the organist, Mr. William
Moore rendered selected numbers.
The offering was consecrated with.
Praise God From Whom AH
Blessings Flow ”
Before the asst pastor began his
sermon, the choir sang the beauti
ful spiritual. ‘‘Christ Is All” The
theme of his sermon was “Deliver
Us From Evil," which was taken
from the 6th chapter of the Gospel
according to Saint Matthews, cen
tered around the 13th verse In this
rtiapter we are told how to pray
and "The Lord’s Prayer” is also
found here
The sermon was most, timely and
well-delivered. !♦ was enjoyed by
all present
Immediately after the sermon
the choir sang a* an invitational
hymn. “Yeild No! To Temptation.'’
The benediction and the doxolo
zy closed the service for the
morning. /
SICK AND SHUT-INS
Mr Rozella Taylor. Mrs. Texan
na Robertson and Mrs Dorothy
Canady
OUR- THANKS TO REV. C. C.
BURNETT
For the past two Sundays Rev.
C C. Burnett has been in charge
of the services at Maple Temple
Christian Church, while the Rev.
M. F. Booker, pastor, has been
vacationing. We certainly have
enjoyed Rev. Burnett, and would
like to lake this opportunity to
thank him for the splendid services
performed.
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BY MISS MAE N. HOPSON
CARY—Sunday School at Union
Bethel AME Church was well at
tended last Sunday morning, es
pecially by the youth. The morn
ing worship service* followed im
mediately. The pastor, the Rev. S.
A. Hunter, delivered a stirring
message, taking his teat from St.
Matthews.
The subject of his sermon was
“The Art of Giving” Among the
visitors to the church service*
were Mrs. Mattie Williams of Ral
eigh; Mrs Ross Lee Morrow snd
i Mrs. Villie William* of Buffalo, N
; Y.
PERSONALS
Mr end Mrs. Spence Thomas
of 227 East Johnson Street had as
their weekend guests Mrs. Cassie
Price and children. Roseville; Mr.
William Ray of Fuquay Springs.
Mr, James Russell of Penngylvania
! and Mr. Thaddeus Ray of Camden.
| N J The guests were all relatives
I of the family.
I Mr* Rosa Lee Morrow and chil
| dreri. Mrs. Villie Williams of Buf
| f*lo, N. Y. are the house guests of
jMr and Mrs Charlie Beasley of
I West Grev Street
The children of Mt. Zion Baptist
! Church, as well as the adults, en*
i joyed a picnic on Sunday last, at
; Chavis Park in Raleigh.
SICK AND SHUT-INS
1 Janie P»ari Trice is g patient in
Rush Memorial
A. M. E. 1101
! Church News
BY MRS. ANNIE H THORPE
Even though the weethir seemed
a bit inclement, last Sunday, we
are happy ,again to report, fine at
tendance and sendees. Promptly
after the close of the Church
School, the cal! to worship was
given by the pastor. Rev. W. D.
Carson, and the senior ehoir im
mediately began singing. “March
ing To Zion.” the processional
number, kneeling around the altar
for the prayer of consecration,
After the singing of the doxole
gy. pastoral prayer and cftbral re
sponse, the first, hymn, ' O For A
Heart of Calm Repose.'' wka sung,
lined by our pastor. The. respon
sive reading was for the 20th Sun
day, “’The Worth of Man.” The
Gloria Patna and Affirmation of
Fsrth followed Scripture lesson
was then read by Rev. Carson
from 2nd Kings, the 18th chapter—
comprising 8 verses
A soul-stirring prayer was offer
ed by the pastor which was fol--
i lowed by our second hymn, “Jesus,.
Thine AU Victorious Love,” -while
j the congregation sat in devout
i meditation. The pastor then chose
i his text from the same scripture
read and spoke directly of the life
and reign of King Hezekiah
' A very fine message developed
the following points: 1, Hezekiah
! was a good man; 2. He was an o
| bedeiht man; 3. He was interested
j irs destroying the Idol Gods; and
4 He prayed. Gbd heard him and
hi* life was lengthened The ser
vice at this time was graced with
the presence of one of our general
officers, Mr. Alexander Barnes,
who gave timely remarks. We in
vite him to come again at his ev
ery opportunity.
Our services continue each Sun
day evening at 7:39 p. m. W# in
vite you to these also. I am sure
the pastor will be happy to sea you
also.
j OUR THOUGHT TOR THE WEEK
”My incentive and my power to
1 obey God, come through Christ..”
My Lady *$ Doings
+ * *
In And Out Os Town
M*rabri»l Hospital. Chape! Hill j
Shi is the daughter of Mr. and I
Mr*. Pat* Trice.
Mrs. Nora Beckwith is doing
nicely at home.
Deacon Horace .Tones is new *t
home on Rildard Rd
ASBURY —Mr. and Mrs Luther
Bobbitt had as their house guest
recently Mr. Eugene Bobbitt of |
New York. brother of Mr. Luther
Bobbitt.
Mr. aftd Mrs. Robert Hooker and |
children and Mrs. Roxy Walker j
spent Sunday in Apex with Mr
and Mrs. W. Horton,
Mr. Lenso Royster. Cary, visited
Mr. Luther Bobbitt on Saturday j
CHURCH SERVICE
The Lincolnvilie AME Sunday j
School was well attended on Sun- j
day morning. The superintendent, j
Mrs Bessie Hall, is hoping to make
this year one of the best
SICS AND SHUT-INS
Miss Gloria Wright is now at
home from the hospital She is do- ,
ing well.
Mr Frank Coad is also at home. !
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