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YoutluCosßcil Ictlf if i«i Prepared by Members of The Fayetteville Youth Council Representing the Fayetteville Youth Council at the City Coun cil meeting Monday night will be De Grebner, Bonnie Smith and David Freeman. This is one of the FYC’s standing com mittees. Project SHARP (Saturday Housing Authority Recreation Program) will start on Oct, 25. at Cape Fear Court Recreation Center. Wanda Feemster is working hard on this project. FYC members attending will be Mike Folger and Debbie Wertheim. The Hi-Y from Ter ry Sanford High School will be .the service club putting on the program on the first, day. This program will be for children in grades one through four that live in the housing project. David Freeman, Woody Myatt and Elizabeth Gambill have an other excellent radio show lined up for today at noon. The guid ance counselors from the area senior high schools will be on the program with the teenagers. CLASSIFIED EDDIE’S TRANSMISSION SERV ICE—Guaai. jed Service On All Makes. 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The council will divide into eight discussion groups for an hour and then have another general assembly. The discussion group leaders will be Jesse McKin ney, Robert Phillips, Bob Sut ties, Carey Smith, David Free man, Jay Benson, De Grebner and Martin Pharr. Some of the sessions should prove to be very interesting. We hope that at tendance will be good. The dis cussion group leaders have been preparing for their topics. Pre Melchoir and her com mittee presented a new idea on the Youth Park to the FYC Board of Directors. This was well received by the board and it will Ik? presented to FYC next week for their approval. Murry Fogler plans to start the Friends of the Court pro gram next week. Two sludetnts from each of the four high schools will attend a court ses sion each Thursday morning. Our appreciation goes to Judge Derb Carter and C. Reid Ross for their help in getting this program set up. This is very beneficial to the teenagers in learning court procedure and making them aware of what can happen if you break the law. St. Matthew Holy Bible Church On Sunday, October 12, Sun day School was opened at 9:30 a.m. at St. Matthew Holy Bi ble Church of God with the superintendent, Mr. Burt Car michael, in charge. Morning worship services AUTO * LIFE * FIRE Need Auto Insurance? SEE Miles B. Austin Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance CALL. 483-8378 727 MURCHISON EOAB F&ycttevllte. N. € 283*1 Shop Sam’s . And I Save! s±a SAM’S !Mm STORE I 131-218 Person St. Fayetteville, N. C. 28301 1 I 1 Phone 483-7004—483-3457 j FAYETTEVILLE MASONS OBSERVE AMERICAN DAY-These Masons took part in American Day, held at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, Fayette ville, recently. Current and past officers are shown on the front row with Master Masons shown behind them. The day is an observance of the father of Masonry in the United States, Prince Hall. It should be remem bered that the first recognized Masonic lodge in the nation was one set up by Prince Hall in Boston. The observance was sponsored by Silver Square Lodge, No, 791. Coming To The Auditorium The following events have been scheduled at Memorial Auditorium for the next several weeks. Information on tickets is available in newspaper advertisements and at the audi torium box office. Oct. 13 - Wrestling at 8:30 p.m. in the arena. Oct. 15 - Professional Basketball Exhibition: Carolina Cougars vs. New York Nets at Bp.m. in the arena. Oct. 23 - Ebony Fashion Fair in the audi torium. Oct. 25 - Stanley Home Products banquet Nail Conference On Preventive Detention Planned October 28-30 CHICAGO, 111 - A national conference on Preventive De tention will be held October 28-30 at the Unive rs it yof began a 10:50 with Sister Car rie Porter and Missionary Ju anita Leggett, presiding. Music was furnished by Mr. Augusta McDowell, pianist. The morning message was soul-stirring and delivered by Evangelist Doris Bethea Prayer was offered by the speaker. Then the remarks were made by the pastor, Moth er Daisy Fletcher. Announce ments and Benediction follow ed. Pastoral Sunday is every first and third Sunday, You are cor dially invited to attend these services. We observed a successful pastor’s anniversary on Sep tember 28 through October 5, Chicago Center for Continuing Education, 1307 East 60th Street, Chicago. The two-and a-half day conference will focus on preventive detention legisla tion, the controversial argu ments concerning the legisla tion, and consideration of alter native means to justice. The Urban Research Corporation of Chicago is sponsoring the event, The conference will feature a series of panel sessions and dialogues by articulate spokes men for a broad range of con flicting opinions. Panelists includes Senators Sam J. Ervin of North Caro lina and Charles Goodell of New York; Representative Claude Pepper of Florida; Los Angeles City C ounc 11 man Thomas Bradley; Associate De puty Attorney General for the Administration of Criminal Justice Donald A. Santarelli; civil rights leader Dick Gre gory; professors of law Ner val Morris of the University of Chicago, Richard Buxbaum of the University of California- Berkeley; professor of political science Charles Hamilton of Columbia University; Patrick Murphy of the Urban Institute; and others. The conference was design ed especially for persons in volved in legislative decision making; law enforcement on the federal, state, and local levels; members of the judiciary; members of the legal profes sion; and persons concerned with Issues affecting civil li berties. Persons interested in receiving more information on attending the conference should write or call Urban Research Corporation, 5464 South Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois, 60615. (312) 955-0436, The registra tion fee for the conference is $l5O. which includes meals and lodging at the Center for Con tinuing Education. Urban Research Corporation in the arena. Oct, 27 - Wrestling at 8;30 p.m, in the arena. Nov. 1- The Impressions with Archie Bell and the Drells, Five Stairsteps, Mitty Col lier, Peg Leg Moffitt and the Unifies, in the arena. Nov, 2 - Victor Borge in concert in the arena* Nov. 7-9 - World of Wheels Custom Car Show in the arena. is a research and publishing company in urban affairs. It publishes a weekly informa tion service, Urban Crisis Monitor; a bi-weekly newslet ter on minority economic de velopment, Urban Enterprise; and a 12 -volume manual on Training the Hardcore, The Conference on Preven tive Detention will be the sec ond in a series of national conferences sponsored by Ur ban Research Corporation, Other topics to be treated are: high school protests, day care, a conference on quiet, educa tional technology, business and public education, urban news coverage, and the governance of our cities. Holy Temple Church News BY JERRY V. PORTER FAYETTEVILLE - On Fri day night, October 17, there will be a musical at Holy Temple Bible Church of God, McArthur Street, featuring The Friendly Five of Bunn level, the No, 1 Gospel Singers of Harnett Coun ty, the ‘Sensational* Cousineers of Raeford, the Junior Five of Linden and many more gospel groups, Saturday night, youth service will be held. On Sunday evening, October 19, there will be musical fes tival at the Holy Temple Bible Church of God on McArthur St. On the program will be the Sandy Grove Choir, Lumber Bridge, Union Hill Choir, Hew Bethel Choir, Rex and many other groups are scheduled to appear. These programs are spon sored by Deacon O. T. Johnses* for the fourth Sunday Building Fund Rally. Pastoral Sunday is October 19. The pastor is El der R„ L. Garner, who win de liver the morning message.
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