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PRESIDENT KISSES A QUEEN - Dr. Prezell R. Robinson, president, Saint Augustine’s College, kisses Miss Nancy Otey, “Miss Saint Augustine’s College” of 1971 -’72, following Coro nation Ceremonies held November 8, in the Emery Health and Fine Arts Center. NEW MEMBERS INSTALLED - These three young ladies were recently installed by candlelight ceremony as members of the Raleigh Chapter of the Delicados, Inc. Left to right are: Margaret Grier, Lilia j Barnes, Enid Perry and Raleigh Chapter president, Gwendolyn Banks. Installation services were held at the home of Delicadc sister Priscilla Cunning ham, Saturday November 6. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Mamtenoace Craft Needed: k\ r CoEiditionifsg Mechanic (Rotating Shift) Pipefitter-Plumber (Days i Excellent opportunity in (Research Triangle Park, North Caro lina for persons with 2-3 years industrial experience in the above. Steady positions. Many benefits. For additional informa tion call collect <919) 549-837!, Kxt, 411 or 412 Sfe BURROUGHS WELLCOME COMPANY -10 3030 Cornwallis Ko.ul Wellcome Research Triangle Park, N C 1969 PONTIAC Brougham 2 Dr. H. T, Extra dean and loaded with the fol lowing accessories: Power steering, A. T. power brakes, tilt steering wheel, electric seats and windows, cruise control, air conditioning, and new tires. Will trade. 1968 PONTIAC Bonneville 4 Dr. H. T. dean with following accessories: Radio, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning. 1968 BUICK Skylark 2 Dr. H.T. Extra dean with following accessories: Radio, automatic transmission. Power brakes, air conditioning. 1965 RAMBLER Classic 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder.' Automatic transmission. , Make us an offer.. Aato Discount Co. AUTO LOANS/FINANCING -f RE FINANCING -f INSURANCE 601 FAYETTEVILLE SI. ZEBULON BY MADIE FLOYD ZEBULON Zebulon First- Baptist Church School open ed at 9:30 with the superin tendent reading the scripture. The superintendent is Mr. Carrol Morgan. The subject of the lesson was “God sustains His crea tion,” from Psalms 104:1-9; 27-30. Prayer was led by Deacon Elmo'Harris. The review of the lesson was done by the primary t 'acher, Miss Mary Harris. Regular worship service be gan at 11 a.m. with Rev. Mor gan reading the scripture from St Luke. Prayer was offered by Rev. J. Bridgman. The senior choir rendered music with Mrs. Vernetta Harris as organist. Rev. J. Morgan came forth and delivered the sermon. His subject was “Religion without usage." It was very timely. Everyone enjoyed it. There were visitors from various churches. The Lord’s Supper was administered. The senior choir celebrat ed i.s 29th anniversary Sun day night. There were choirs from various churches. It was a very good program. We are glad to have our or ganist, E he! Hopkins, who has been with the choir for 24 years. In the hospital are Mrs. Fannie Caine. Wake Memo rial: Mr. Elijah Moore is in Veteran’s Hospital, Durham FRANKLMTON Mrs. Peggy Kearney Is Hos tess to N.A.C.W. FRANKLINTON The Franlinton Branch of The National Association of Col lege Women met Sunday, No vember 7, at the home of Mrs. Kearney in Franklinton. The devotional period was led by Mrs. B. L. Ingrain, which included a song, “We Ga her Together.” Prayer and a reading, “Gather in the Harvest,” followed. The business session was conducted by the president. Roll Call was by signature. Minutes of the previous meet ing were read by the secre tary, Mrs. S. L. Suitt. A re port from the South East Sec tion was given by the dele gate, Mrs. Kearney. The budget for 1971-1972 was approved Mrs. L. R. Best was named as chairman of the nominating committee. The schedule of devotional leaders was given. During the social hour, the hostess served a delicious re past. Members present were: Mesdam.es D. A. Best, A B. Branch, G. P. Dais, M. H. Da - vis L. I. Holt, J. E. Kearney, J. E McGrier and S. L. Suitt Rev. Enoch Kearney served as pianist for the November session. FUQUAY BY MRS. LOUISE CEASAR FUQUAY-VARINA Sun day School opened at the usual hour at all local church es, with the superintendents in charge of the devotion. First Baplist Church’ open- ed its Sunday School at 10 a. m. with the su perintendent in charge. The op ening song was sung and the scripture and prayer were led by Mr. Alford Thorpe The subject of the Mrs. Ceasar lesson was '“God is in con trol.” The bibte .was taken from Psalms. 104; Acts 14:15-17; Colossians 1:15-17. The memory selection was “He left not Himself without witness in that He did good, and gave us rain from Heav en, and fruitful seasons, fill ing our hearts with food and gladness.” Acts 14:17. Following Sunday School, morning worship services be gan at 11:15 a.m. The pastor is Rev. N. A. Trice. The gospel chorus rendered music, for the devotions services. Mr. Charlie Prince was at the pi ano, along with the junior gospel chorus. The senior ushers were on duty for worship services. The church announcements were made by Mrs. Joan Stark. The pastor, Rev. Trice, came forward with the scripture lesson from Romans 8; 15. Prayer was offered by Mr. Eugene Kinion, after a spir itual from the gospel chorus. Rev. Trice came forward with his sermon from Rom ans 15:11-13 verses, Paul's letter to Romans. He used for a theme, “What the Lord wants us to do.” We all en joyed the message. After the sermon, prayer was offered by Mr. Elven Kimble. Visitors were visiting mem bers of neighboring churches. You are always welcome at First Baptist Church every first and third Sunday. ANNOUNCEMNETS The Ministerial Alliance wiil render a Thanksgiving service on Wednesday night, November 24, at the Method ist Church. The Eastern Star Lodge, No. 212, will render a Thanksgiv ing service at First Baptist Church Thursday night, No vember 25, at 7:30. You are invited to attend these serv ices. The second radio anniver sary of Mr. C. J. McLean will be held at Fuquay High School on November 29th at 8 p. m. on West Jones St. On this program will be many gospel 25th Aftffva/#esource-£/$e Confab To Emphasize Enwimnmental Amm DURHAM—The Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Resource-Use Educa tion Conference will convene here at North Carolina Central University, Thursday, The one day conference will emphasize Environmental Quality through addresses by distinguished edu cators, student symposium, and fourteen environmental educa tion oriented workshops. The First General Session begins at 9 a, ra, in B. N. Duke Auditorium. The Conference’s theme is: “Environmental Qua lity: The Key to Human Sur vival.” During the First Gen eral Session the Conference will feature a Student Sym posium on the topic: “The Role of My School in Improv ing Environmental Services.’’ The principal address at the opening session will be deliver ed by Dudley E. Flood, Direct or of the Division of Human Relations, State Department of Public Instruction, Raleigh Greetings will be extended to the delegates at the First Gen eral Session by Waverly Faison, Vice President of NCCU’a Stu dent Government. The presid ing officer for the first general session will be Assistant Su perintendent A.C. Crowder, Sr., Orange County Schools, Hills borough. Music will be fur nished by Hil 1 side High School choir. The Second General Session begins a( 11 a. m. in B. N. Duke Auditorium. The key note address will be delivered by Dr. George E. Lowe, As sistant Director, Division of Environmental Education, De partment of Health, Education, and W elfare, Washington, D.C. Dr. Albert N. Whiting, Presi singers whom we all like to hear. The senior choir will render a musical program at First Baptist Church the fourth Sunday night at 7:00. New faces at Cornell Dubilier: Miss Phyllis Booker, Mr. A'.ex Baskerville. Happy birthdays go out to Cora L. Adams and Renee Yarn. On Sundaynight , the gos chorus of Fuquay, along with Chalk Level gospel chorus, Coats Chapel of Coats. Hap pyland Singers appeared on the Avery Gospel Singers 2nd anniversary at Cutts Chapel Church in Angier. The first prize was won by the First Baptist chorus of Fuquay, Second prize was won by the Chalk Level gospel chorus. Our sick and shut-in at home are Mrs. Vida Lassiter, Mrs. Alice McCullers. Hospitalized are Mrs. Mary Raines, Mrs, Libby L. Lips comb, Mr. Alex Stephens, Mr. David Raines, Rev. Willard Frederick and David Lawson. 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McDonald, pastor, POET’S CORNER “WHERE WILT I FIND YOU” BY EVAULTIA (EVE) MIAL If I walked the path of love, Where will I find you” If I listen to the song of a dove, W ill you someday join me? And If I stroll down memory lane, Still hoping that you’ll be there; And if our love still causes us pain, Will you help me share the blame” If.l should tarry or hesitate, When 1 walk that dusty road; Will I see you before it’s too late” Even if you have to break a date? W ill I see your face in the moonlight? And your smile that’s so wonderful to see; When day turns into the darkest night, I only need you, do you need me? For mo there’s only you, That can put joy back into my life; You taught me to love you true, Now I only have sorrow and strife; Will yoy ever come back, my love” So I can show you how much I care; Let’s take a stroll down memory lane, And bring back the great love we shared. I REPAIRS CAtsl COLLEGE PAINT ...BODY SHOP 11022 S. 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