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Apsx News BY MRS. LOUISE COLVIN APEX - The young adult choir and the junior choir of First Baptist Church were in charge of the devotion for the 11 o’- clock worship service. Miss Jacqueline Williams was pianist and soloist for the young adult choir and performed beautiful- ly. Miss Floya Cotton is pianist and director of the junior choir. We always enjoy their perform ance. The pastor, Rev, J. E. Per kins, chose his text from the Book of I Corinthians, 13*11* He used as a subject <4 When 1 Became A Man.*’ Visitors wor shipping with us were Mr,Hen ry Barrett, of Tarboro, Mr, Harold Boyd of Dallas, Texas, Mr, Lawrence Bigler, Mr. James Treat of Boston, Mass,, a Peace Corps volunteer and Mr. Rod Borrie of Bernards ville, New Jersey, Visitors are always welcome at First Bap tist Church. Miss Rebecca Fai son and daughter, Laurice, were among the visitors, Sunday evening at 7:30, the senior choir of First Baptist observed its first anniversary. The program Consisted of local talent. Mrs. Alberta Cotton read the scripture; Mrs, Lottie Page offered prayer; Mrs, Jeanette Thorpe read the his tory; little Claudie Sims sang a solo; Donald Richardson read a poem, ‘'The Art Os Hap piness;* ’ Sharon Thompson rendered a solo; Rosalyn Price read a poem “Too Late To Pray/’ Then we were favored with a solo and instrumental by Ronald Richardson. Mrs, Swanze Beasley gave a read ing and Miss Josette Price sang accompanied at the piano by Rosalyn Price. Mrs. Bernice Bullock read “Keep On Keep ing On.” Nathanile Lofton sang ‘‘Someone Bigger Than You And I,** Mrs. Dccia Evans read three interesting poems one of which was “Let Him Cast the First Stone.*’ Solos were also presented by Mrs. Mattie Mar row and Mrs. Sarah Byrd. The Feltonvliie News BY MRS. MARY MOSS ' Church School was opened in the regular manner Sunday at the Felton Grove Baptist Church. All members of the church are asked to foe present on Sunday, November 23 at H a.m, The guest speaker will be Mrs. lola Mason. Our sick and shut-ins are Mr, Henry Her non d 3 Sharon Latimore, Mr. Preceil, Mr, Cozart. Pray for all of our sick and shut-ins. Happy birthday greetings go out to Donna Blackman, Bar bara Blackman, Ruth Williams, Bobby Ford, Mack Brailsford, and Eva Cozart. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James E, Moss, who an nounce the birth of a daughter born November 16. Mrs. Moss is the former Miss Janice Burt, PERSONALS Among the visitors in Felton ville over the weekend were Mrs, Martha Petty and daugh ter, Glenda, who were guests of Mrs. Mary Moss and family. Mrs. Estelle Coz&ri and her grandson, Howard Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis, Mr, and Mrs. Zollie Moss* Mr, and Mrs. Walter Hayes attended the wedding of Mr. Linnie Hayes of Hampton, Va., over the week end The community sends out its deepest sympathy to the Coun cil family in the loss of their mother, sister and grandmoth er, Mrs. Ora Council, A THOUGHT “Boast not thyself of to morrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth.** ft l MRS, COLVIN junior choir, the young adult and gospel chorus rendered the group music. The president, Mrs, Lottie Page and mem bers of the senior choir thanked the members and friends for their very fine support. Miss Ida Hayes and Mrs. Jeanette Thorpe were mistresses of ceremony. The entire community ex tends to the Council and Mit chell families its Christian sympathy upon the loss of their loved one Mrs. Ora Council, who was funeralized on Sun day, November 10 at 2 p.m, at the White Oak Baptist Church witli the former pastor, Rev. James Stewart delivering the eulogy, Mr. Lefoy Farrar was soloist, We also extend to the Bullock and Hunter families our sin cere sympathy upon the loss of their great aunt who was fun eralized in Creed moor on Sun day afternoon. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ev ans and Mr, and Mrs. Milton Moore all of Durham were the Sunday guests of their brother, Mr. Isaac Hayes and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bige low of Durham were the Sat urday night guests at the Colvin home and they also visited the .Cofields, OUR PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK We feature this week one in our community and our church w'ho is and has been worth her weight in gold. This person is widely known for putting oth ers before herself. She devotes her time and service to her family, church and community. She fits the poet’s words ‘Let me live in the house by the side of the road and be a friend to man.' We have known this person to take weary travelers and strangers who passthrough this town from the North, look ing for some place to rest for that night. Mrs. Minnie Man gum, our “personality,*’ has given shelter to many at her home. She has a heart Ml of love for her feilowman and is like a real mother to many of us. We could fill many pages telling of her greatness. Hers has beer* a life of service to comfort others. We love her deeply and ask your prayers for her, VSC Prexy Speaker At Eliz. City PETERSBURG - The Presi dent of Virginia State College at Petersburg was guest speak er at the National Achievement Week program, held this week at Elizabeth City State Univer sity in North Carolina, Dr, James F, Tucker spoke at a program in Moore Hall on the university campus at 6p.m. at a program jointly sponsored by Delta lota and Lambda Gam ma chapters of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated. His talk centered around the national theme of the fraternity, “STUDENTS PROTESTS: Help ful or Harmful. He addressed his audience from the subject, Students Protests: A Look Be yond the Frills,’* Dr, Tucker said that the key to the question posed in the theme depends on the judgment of each individual student. He also said that this placed the student under tremendous pres sure, and an obligation, to make the right decision at the right time. Iml aaptllllll ~ v ''' «»• y:-. v v : ‘<r ■>_ « >y BUDDING REPORTER-Freri Whitfield, Greensboro, a sixth grade student at the local F. D. Bluford School, interviews Dr. L. C. Dowdy, president of A&T State University, for a story he wrote for his school newspaper. The interview is part of a class project in which its mem bers conducted personal interviews with prominent leaders in govern ment, education and business in Greensboro. FINALIST IN ALA BAMA HOMECOMING CON TEST-Tuscaloosa, Ala: Sue Shimoda, 19, .was crowned the night of November 14 as the Uni versity of Alabama Homecoming Queen. Os Japanese ancestry, Miss Shimoda edged out two other finalists for the title, including Diane Kirksey of Eutaw, the first Negro ever to be named a finalist in the contest. (UPI), Go To Church Sun. 1 HOMETOWN I 1 NEWS 1 1 MON.-12 mm j [CRITTENDEN'S ' GROCERY APEX, N. C. a«CTan«w>iwi»iiii.ni ■■■CT.wini...... I" ■’i —TMf]~inrTOirT (SHOES— iSHIRTS—OV- I iSRALLS—FEED—SEED! HARDWARE GROCERIES I Good Line Christmas I Fruit, Nuts and Candy APEX GROCERY § APEX, N, C, i V- •- .11 - rUthes* of Fashion emmsmmmm potoell’g „ . •»< > _4p e^ jmaaasmmm»*rmKrmmmcmißmum» —»iim ■ iniunreal■ ■mmifinWUHiHmfri '& am Wm f ’ HEADQUARTOB Batch Boy assd GUMsm | Pfcinis—Paki l PMle© AppStaUMM, f Radios and TVs j Phone 354-«M3 # -—-—+***&& c. J S»VICE STATION & GROCERY | ■ & Mile 5 Emt of Apes; On McCstHers Umd Smppliea i SINCLAIR. PRODUCTS - - MWtlt. 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