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\PEX Tl o I irsf Baptist Church observe'! its secoftdan nual Woman’.- In' . The- Gos pel Chorus was on duty and had senior choir members who gave support . The service started at II o'clock as u stial, with the p r e s i d i n g of ficer, Mrs. Lou ise Colvin, in charge. She made the cal! tc voi sli ip. Mrs.| Alberta Cotter, gave the invoca tion; Mrs. Ber nice Belloc k read the scripture, from the Book of Proverbs, 31:10-31. The morning prayer was offered by Mrs. Frances Marrow. The mission offering prayer was given by Mrs. Ruth Hunter. Announcements followed. 'Mrs, Mattie Marrow and Mrs. Julia Lassiter gave the of f e r t o r y prayer. Ladies in charge of the offering were Mesdames Sarah. Byrd, Rosa Colvin and Isolene Byrd. The organist was Miss Flora Cotten. Recognition of visitors was by Mrs. F,. 11. Williams. The Woman’s Pay history was given by Mrs. S. Beasley. A solo' was sting by Mrs. Docia Evans. Her accom panist at the piano was Mrs. K. H. Williams. The presenta tion of gifts to the Oldest and youngest mothers present was done by Mrs. z.ella Horton. The oldest mother was Mrs. Cora Pearson and the youngest was Mrs. Teresa C. Cofield. Introduction of the speaker was made by Mrs. Louise Col vin who presented Mrs. Victoria M. Walters of Raleigh. The speaker graduated from Win ston-Salem State College, has attended Hampton Institute and North Carolina College at Dur ham, from which she holds a Master’s degree,'’dad is widely known in religious and social circles in Raleigh and sur rounding area. She is an Apex native, who lias made a great contribution to helping others educationally and spiritually. Her theme was, “The Challenge To Women Under God’s Older.’' The speaker named one text St. Mark 1C; I_.1 _ . and in her dis course, many other passages of scripture were pointed out. It was a great address and all of the women left the service determined to be even greater rnoihei s and won: on of the com munit--. T!k attendance a*, tills service was vast. Among otr vorshippe rs Mrs. Walters’ husband, M.. Jo sops Walters, also a.n r - { } is - cator; Mrs, Pearl Marie Pow ers, an f'uucatoi an • siste'' of Mrs. Walters; ami nor son. John Edward and dang! ter, •■**- nes of Danville, Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loui -of Hamp ton, Va.; Mrs. Louis Mar- Belle is an educator and the sister of Mrs. Walters; Mr. Walter P. Mclvor, broth- r of the speaker, also of Hamp ton, Va.; Mrs. Margaret Har rington of Hampton, Va.andMr. and Mr. and Mi s. Ca-per Brink ley, friends of Mrs. Walters, also of Hampton, Va.; Rev. Miss E. V. Mclvor of Spring Lake, the aunt of Mrs. Wal ters, Mr. John H, Mclver, also of Spring lake, a cousin and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Smith, of Autryviile; and Mrs. Minnie Jones, the aunt of Mrs. Wal ters. Others visiting were Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Evans of Durham, Mrs. Likie Jones of Longhorne, Pa., Mrs. Ann M. Harris and child-on of Wash ington, D. C.; Mi. Matthew Hor ton, Jr., and daughter oi Long horne, Pa.; Miss Jacqueline Williams, now a student at Hampton Institute and Attorney and Mrs. George R. Greene and family of Raleigh, Dinner was served to all of our guests and refreshments to all the members. This Woman’s Day will be long remembered. Sunday at 7;30 p.m„, Dr. W. Apex News BY MRS, LOUIS I! COLVIN T. Bigelow, bis choirs and cor.- grogafion will render service-at First Baptist Church. It ■ ill al so be the ending of a baby contest. We invit< our many friends to attend. We ■ ill have parents and t -ir first bon, participating. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Jan os Lassi ter, Mrs. Ethel Gibson, and Mr. and Mrs. R. C, McDonald re cently attended their family re union at the home of their cou sin, Mr. Samuel Batchelor of Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Lassiter and sister, Mrs. Ethel Gibson, attend'• the Free Union Baptist Church of r av. renc--, N. C, recently. There will be a mass meetin-. of citizens of Western Wake for Community Action at tie- St. Mary’s AMD Chur cm in ypex on Sunday, May 18,,at ;; p.m. Mr. Howat ! Fuller will he H e featured speaker. Feltonville Hews BY MRS. MARY MOSS Felton Grove Sunday School was opened at 10 o’clock with devotional service bv the sup erintendent, Deacon Charles Bakei, At 11 o'clock, worship services began. Rev. Sister Elyvin Scott of Raleigh was the guest speaker. Her texts were found in Reel. 12 and St. Luke 4:19. Her subject was “Take Time To Serve the Lord.” She preached a soul-stirring ser mon. Our sick and shut-ins are Mr. John Lee Co?.art, Mr. James Porcell, Rev. H, R. Smith .“id Mrs. Maeiene Pearson. Our prayers go out for them. Happy birthdays to Mr./ollie Moss, Miss Yvonne Paige, little Sonya Wilson and others who celebrated birthdays in May. Visitors during the past week were Mrs. Joan Baker, Mrs. Betty Burnette, Mrs. Walter Hayes who visited Mrs. Estelle Cozart, M rs. K atherine Bur nette, Mr. Bruce Michelle visit ed Mrs. Renna Baker, Mrs. Ely vm Moss, Mrs. Edna NeSmith, Mrs. Villa Mae Thorpe and Mrs. Louise Wilson. Also visit ing were Mrs. Mary Moss, Mrs. Alice Petty, who was happy to have her daugher, who has been ill. All mothers of Feltonville wish to thank their children and friends for sue!- nice gifts and othe: thoughtful expres sions ori Mother's Da Ti - Feltonville Baseball Club id much fun at the pari-, hole; at the Peebles Hotel in Raleigl last Saturday. T'w Club is do in; v.underbill. f-is mason. Mis. Mar. 1 , Moore is af pv to have her daughtei wit! tier for a few days. She is Miss Brenda Moore, who is attending lair! am Business roller , On; special people this week ire Mrs. M r. Mangum, Mi . Ida I atimor- ,nd Mrs. Ray Herrington. A THOUGHT “You max have silv ••: and cold. But if you don’t 1 avejf-sus -.'on don't have any thin); * * .* The following letters appeal - ed in a recent issue of The Chi isti in Science Monitor; ‘Re ferring to a recent Mil ro> o r Opinion, is appears to me th.e the Dallas editorial was not written ant Wisest aI >1 ishmenta rianistically, as was claimed, but merely pseudoantidisestab lishmentarianistically, to put it briefly .’ Elintshiie, England. ■all* F > : MRS. COLVIN IhEADumTom * HOMETOWN I NEWS M0N.42 NOON - \nm :nv! Air loreo ,jut ‘“ns wore b|»j)rot>ri:i!i*ly t i 11\\ in *t i in Uu' prolesso r of Milil.iry and \ir Science during the r> “en! amu,;l! Hnll -i! Tnskegce lnsliiuio. U. (oi. Koliert W, Everot!. (IHi). professor of military science, ami 1,1. CoS. Herlxirl Carter (right), professor of air science, have the attention hero of: I.vndia S. Krinson, a sophomore from Fori Valley, (la., elected “Miss Armv ROIC”; Bettve McGinnis, a freshman from Birmingham, “Miss KOTC”; and Ber\! L * Wi!,ianis - a freshman from Cairo, (in.. “Miss Air Force KOTC.” I HUES and CRIES 1 OTHER “BANANAS” NEW YORK - Surrounding “Top Banana” Bill Cosby on the now half-hour comedy-dra ma “The Bill Crosby Show,” which debuts over NBC tele vision network on Sundays next fail will tie Lee Weaver and Sid McCoy. Weaver, who will be cast in the role of Cosby’s brother, was the star's next door neighbor in the Noah’s Ark sketch on the recent "Second Bill Cosby Special.” McCoy is known foi his many years as trie head man of the “The Real McCoy” late-night record show aired from Chicago He has since turned his talents to movies and television series, ■JAZZ AND FOOD RESTS NEW ORLEANS-Tho week of June 1-7 will see the spotlight of the world focused upon the Crescent city, for the week the city will simultaneously play i ost to Jaz/.fost 19C9 and the International Food Festival . Jazz musicians and sing ers from all over the world will offer their talents along w Ith gastronornre delicacies during this second annual home coming for razz. Headline' so; the evenr will be Sarah Vaugi ; who will start in festivities wit! a “Sou! Sunday” special. HIM! S-DAVIS VKN'TUt 1 NEW YORK-Filming on loca tion in Harlem, began last Mon da. of the Ossie Davis-direct - --i “rotten Comes to Harlem,” a suspense comedy based on | “ “ CRITTENDEN’S GROCERY APEX N. C — S H OES—S HIR TS—O V ER A LLS—FEED— SEED HARDWARE GROCERIES Good Line Christmas Fruit, Nuts and Candy APEX GROCERY APEX, N. C. Chester Himes’ novel. Starr ing in the picture will tie God frey Cambridge, Raymond St. Jacques, and Calvin Lockhart. ENTERTAINKRS’ SiCHOOL PHILADELPHIA - A school for potential entertainers and show business personalities has been opened at the German town Carmen theatre by the United Veterans for Freedom. Aim of the UFV, organized by returning disabled veterans of the Vietnam fracas, is to de velop young local talent for careers in entertainment and show business. The group is headed by Reuben L. Butler, a 13-year armv veteran. ELI INGTON SHOWCASK NEW YORK-A rebroadcast of the highlights of the pre miere of Duke Ellington’s "Sacred Concert,” will be pre sented bv CBS News on “Some thing Atioui Believing,” Whit sunday, May 23, over the CBS network. Among those partici pating in the concert, filmed Mll . ' IKn ,oi f OShl! - . ..i .... j poU)Cll's »- —,r a,.*., ——» r APEX PAINT ■ HEADQUARTERS Dutch Bo? and GUdtSem Paints- —Paint Stijs»iie* Phiiro Appliances, Phik» Radios and TVa Phone 354-6543, Ape*, N, C. - "TFaTSTes 7- SERVICE STATION A GROCERY J Mile East of Apex On MrCnliers Road Groceries-—Farm Supplies SINCLAIR PRODUCTS APEX, N. C, . ——- SEAGROVES OIL COMPANY HEATING ODUS DAY 354-5741 V. O. Bov 15. Apes. N. C. toys”"-"bikes' and SPORTING GOODS Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned & Onerated by: C L. JENKINS N, Salem St.. Apex, N. C in the Cathedral of St. John The Divine ate familiar Ell ington sidemen, Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges and Coot v- \\ il- Dams. * * * It is necessary to Ic almos a genius to make a good hus band. Bill Gerrrager f afc - . . . Company Phone 3M-7432 "'^ENNEiTi" Clothing & Shoes ApCX N. C. ™ ir, ' m " T ' I APEX CAB CO. | 13 5 h 14 o; .134 578 ! APEX N C RAICH MARTIN GENERA! ML. EC HAN I >iV Api x N ( SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY POE BROTHERS i Apex. N C r — —i i Paradise Grill MR A MK3 v Oil I 1 SE H-ROVt - > Salem St.. \. \ ( APEX SALES CO., INC. BOX 6.38, APEX N r Phone 334 7784 NEW A USED ? tit- AND TRUCKS Parts Dept. A Repair Shop EDDIE LOWELL. Sul* man WILBUR CAPPS, Sal* -.man JIMMY ARTHURS Part, EARL SEARS. Shop Frifrm'n RONAIJJ 111 NFL EY ROOSEVELT HINTON L—-J THE CAROLINIAN KaLCIGH. N. C SATURDAY MAY 17 15
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