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"C/HRIBTTAX YOUTH IX A
CHANCING WOEJIS' Youth
Wf**k wiU be observed from
April 25 through May 2 At T..i
Fayetteville dtreci Baptist j
Church here. Rev. VY '8 lewis
will serve as Youth Week pas
tor. A Speaker Tournament
will tike place on April 35 at
1:30 p m, Seven speakers will
he givers a. chance to speak on
the youth week theme "Chris
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tian Youth In A Changing-
World". Music for this affair
will be furnished by the Wash- i
ingtou Elementary School ch«t>
I under the direction of Mrs G.
r. Brown. Youth week is spon
sored every year bv the Baptist
Training Union. Robert Sewell
director. Shown in the photo,
left to right are Matachi Terry.
Youth Week Chairman. Rev.
J. W tones, pastor of Fayette*
siliff Street Baptist Church;
Rev. VV H. Lewis. Youth Week
pastor; ant? Deacon Joseph Whi- j
taker. Chairman of the Deacon j
Board. Terry is receiving key
to the church from Whitaker.
Rev { rv.is is receiving the Bi
ble from Rev jone«.
Eighty per cent of vehicles in* !
: volved in fatal traffic accidents ;
in 1953 were traveling straight i
1 ahead.
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Left to right are Mrs. Slav belle
Davis sponsoring i ittle Mi-s
Valeria Dolbcrry: Mr* Ger
trude Taylor, mother of William
t'ayior, ill, sponsored bj Mrs.
Mildred .tames; Airs. Nellie
Harris sponsoring Little Miss
Saidie Sherard; Mb. t ear! I.il-
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RALEIGH, N. C,
THE CAROLINIAN
ly’s baby, Writer Lilly, Jr. was
hoi.’.c with a cold. .Mis. A How
ard sponsoring Ronnie Hunt* r
and Mrs. .Vilen sponsoring Lit
tle Miss Allen. Winners v, rc
William Taylor, 111. Ist prize
(514.i1:; Little Miss Saidie She
rard, daughter of Mr. and .M-<.
F 1. Sherard, 2nd prize, ($33,801
Little Miss V t’< ric Dolberv.
3rd prize (SIO,OOI, Proceeds from
the contest will go toward the
purchase of an electric refrige
rator for the Sojourner Truth
Branch YWCA.
Method News
Rev Thompson, assistant pc.—
tor of OaK City Baptist Church
brought a message of beauty and
culture to his audience at the
eleven o'clock service Sunday
morning. Altho the weather was
. inclimate, quite a large number
! attended Palm Sunday services.
At four o'clock Sunday after
noon, Woman's Day was observ
: ed at St. James AW, Church.
A lovely program was rendered
‘ by the ladies from the First
j Church and Sister Churches.
Music was furnished by the Wo*
; man’s Chorus of St. James Church
; and four selections were sung by
| young lady students from Peace
' College.
Mr. John Miller. Teacher of
Bible at Peace College, accom
i panted the girls and gave a few
: remarks of appreciation The Joy
leers Quartet from Asbur.v gave
: two selections. Mrs Addie G lai
gan was guest speaker and made
a wonderful impression on her
audience
Quite a nice sum v r money
was realized from this effort.
Mrs. Mary I. Harris was Mis
tress of ceremonies.
■ Rev. Mrs. Frazier occupied the
I pulpit at St. James Sunday night.
Sim spoke fully of Gods rno -cv
1 and kindness to his people and
what we should do to show our
love for Him in return fm His
Holy Week services will be
hcM at the Christian Church each
RALEIGH AIRMAN OOFS
TO ALASKA—Airman 3rd Class
Harold L. Prince, son of Mrs, i
Hattie Prince of H'l4 Cross, !
Street, Raleigh, N. C.. has pro- j
cessed here with the 3349th
Personnel Processions Group
enroute to Alaska. Prior to his
shipment oversea*. Airman
Prince was stationed at Shep
pard Air Force Base Tex. as i
an aircraft and engine median- j
if. A graduate, of Washington
High School, Airman Prince in- |
listed in the. Air Force in June i
m 3. |
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HENDERSON No more s;y
--| nificant. i~poiitsuooUo, or uniVt r
-1 : sally attractive festival has ever
a. been instituted than that which
f , celebrates the return of spring,
I ! the buddmg of leaves and ilow-
I ! ers. Easter is ’on.-, an ancient
| 1 passover feast and has oven pie
j served by thn Church and -et
| aside to commemorate the Chris*
j tian belief m ttie Ressorrection.
I Easter is an enjoyable time for
I *ll. *‘l think of the garden after
j the rain; And hope to my heart
! comes singing, “At morn the
' cherry blooms will be white, and
K j the Easter bells be ringing.’'
HI \DFi;SON'S SOt IAJ Ivdllil
f 1 Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Whine of ■
? : Char leston, S. C were visitors in
• ; our city last weekend.
M:.<> Lena Bullock and friends
1 v/cre the guests of friends in Nor
folk. Virginia, last weekend
Miss Bessie Edmond was a rs
; cent visitor in our city,
, Many relatives and out of town
: friends of Mr. E. K. Tolbert at
j tended the dedication program .J
i the Carve;- Elementary School in
, our county.
OCR SICK AND SHUT-IN'S
; Mr. Bruce Blackwell is iraprov
! ing nicely after being in an acci
! dent last week. We hope that he
! will continue to improve. Mrs.
Mary Washington and Mr. Thom
as Harris were in Jubilee but are
; home once again and doing nice
( ;> Mr George Obery and NT r
I Frank Bullock are at Jiu V■■ ■
pitai. Lets visit them . :. n
. 1 Idem happy,
cm RCK NEWS
I i The Rosier Tern ole AMF Zh-n
. | Church held its Annua! Binhsuy
, ; Rally’ in Henderson Institute's
Cafeteria, on April 9 R< v. S P.
• ] night this week. Good speakers
■ i wdl be presented at the.se ser
■ ; vices with Rev Haywood in
. : charge. The public is cordially
> ' invited to attend.
t ; An Easter Play entitled
Breaking The Bread'' will be
- | given at Oak City Baptist Church,
! ; Sunday night at 7:30. Members !
! and friends are urged to be pres- j
i i ent.
An Faster program and preach*
’ : ing service will be held at St,
James Church Sunday night at
7:30 The pleasure cf your pres
• ! ence is requested.
The PTA of the Berry OKeily ,
: School will be held Thursday
; | night, April 15th a! 8 p. in. Every :
• , patron and parent please come j
! lo this meeting. It is important 1
j to * -lo tiiiQ ail.
i Miss (’loo Clerk relumed home ;
| Sunday m Aberdeen, N. C after
I a.’.tending the Teachers Assoc;a
--! tion in Raleigh last week. She
wes the guest of Miss Dora D.
; Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Ciirti.-: while she was in Method.
Mi. and Mrs Douglas Dunston
anti Mr and Mrs John Sorrell ;
motored to Ymk, Pa. over the ;
; v.-i-c-kcnd to attend a wedding an- !
ntver-ary of Miss Dunton's sister, j
OUR SICK
| Mr Thomas Burrell, Mrs. Min- i
| me Hill and Mrs. Lucy Lockhart
! are improving. Let us continue
! lo lend their families a helping
hand as well as pray for their j
recovery.
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Rocky Mount’s Social
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BY 1 H. HASH' V
ROCKY MOUNT M. sjollie i
Adarm of .Elmhurst, N. Y., his
returned home alter a visit with !
her parents. Mr and IVL Wayne !
(Juanita) Bynum nl 233 i'enna
Avenue Mrs Bynum is re over- I
tnjj from a recent of illness, I
Retired railroad men W <i.n T.
Armstrong is seen 1.. ■ , i , in n
sun now that the w ,-ni i.i ; v_, ot
spring have arrived in force.
Mrs. 4. Hf. ven and a group
of her first and red ttd grade
pupils from the Weils (Ter per
a nee Hall) school p 'e.-coted a
play at the Lancaster ;• rho.d last
week to assist the Home Demon
stration Club in fund-raisind. The
play had previously received cre
ditable mention during district e
lim:nation at Living Hono school ,
MRS. FLOSSIE B. WHITEHURST
INTERRED
Burial was conducted Monday
i lowing funeral rites in Richmond, j
ip. the Battleboro cemetery, feu
! Va.. at St. John Holiness Church.
foi Mrs. Flossie Braswell White- •
j hurst, native of the are* *;>o. tor !
j twenty years prior to her death ,
j had resided in Richmond. Sum- j
v. »?•« inr*Jmj4«i Vipt* T
1 Whitehurst a son. Mr-v.! Bras- i
| Cooke is pastor. Kesier Temple
; AML was organized *u 183.1 and :
lias seen four of its ..on.- , , ,ru i, j
* &i<} &\i A. tevown. l%gv. ■
G. 'i R:\. S L ;
and. B?v. p, CooKv t orient ;
\ church motiibccu taking each j
j month ot the year I
j various amounts ter their crover. ■
; ’i tie rnernoers raided This 1
| was indeed an enjoyable nighi j
. for those a lion ding along vvjjh •
i Svii-ju on Iqlx elec, carrot sticks and
! pickles, i>ot«'to chips; crackers,
1 A very
DEDICATION >).IIXIIK
Carver Eitmentary School held
j Api-u ':d ‘:d was" indeed a” won-'
Rhytiim Baiui. Carv< r Choral
i ly took part as well as the school
SE. Dud:..;, ’ bme dd'- Sk
cr. were gourd fr-un M:
Fred S. Erui-rr. : C \ -
| Douyins Alexander, ft. T. Wilson.
: Thanks sod acceptance ~-f -.tie
- building f. opi parent - iwulfe and
: the student body by Mr. A
i ander Mr- M e Brown Vr-
I M. H. Davis and 'Barbara Dur
f ham. Mrs. A. r,l. Rivera. Super
visor of Vance County Schools,
i lead, tne Litany of .D .u:,, -■: o.
The Rev f> R Rnrsnri I; v John
R. Dungce and R,-v. J Vomit;
’.cere also on the pr-ietran Tee
progress made in our school
I have been wonderful. There was
- beautiful work in each c teerroor.i
: and a feeling that all wm ked to
gether to make the program a ;
i success It was indeed thru.
Don’t forget to buy your CA
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j er large or small, tU h or poor.
He died for all of us.
The joy of Easier ; - the joy of
Christ.
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FROM PUILLJPINES
Elder Ciow-.e Sumler husband I
ot Ai. Maggie Si-cnK.9OO W !
Thomas Street, arrived last week
1. " sir from Manila, in me Philli
v.-1 Islands, wheie he had un
dergotie no emergency appendec
!e:n,v and spent 24 days m a hos- :
pii.al.
Hare to recuperate for n few [
weeks, Sumler entertained friends
v. ah his stories of his travels thru
the Middle East.
KOBE \ mo TICKET
M:. Sumler. an elder in the j
P imitivc Bi'ptist Church, former- S
ly :i railroad employee, has serv- \
ed under jurisdiction of the Nat- \
iiT.il Mari tine Union for the past,
several months as a second cook
and bake , having baked 250 ,
loaves Ibe day he was stricken— <
March 9th Sumler was serving on
t.H.o Marine Transport Sapp a
Creek, operating between Oki
nawa and the Persian Gulf—a
fony clay run—where, he said
temperatures ranged from tOO de
grees up to 150 during December,
apprttun::v i.hi-ir not season. Al
tko t.’s airline ticket from Ms
r 'lia to Norfolk Vs cost the
cor r.ar.v (or Um.oni 5f!05.90. Sura-
j o; pret'er? tiio goo-d old 'Mother
XV-o ih to traveling 26,000 feet up
;i: 41 to miles an hour he says.
AJ.-r- of hi,- friends envy feint
be.-’n possible, but. for the fact •
trrnt AumUir lielwigY'U io Ute NMU
1 Murttir. • Union) which protects 1
its seamen.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL ’7, 1954
M3.50.0s Siate
! Easier Service
The Rom Croix Km hts of Boy
' or Consistory No. 219 of Pule- ;h,
will conduct the Annual Maundy
Thursday and Easter Sunday
1 Services, Thursilcy n hit. Yp> l
j 15 and Sunday morning, April 16,
j lespcctivoly.
1 The Maundy Tor -'rv C d’.s
; Light Servos ciG'npiiiJivirg
i the lights v i'i i - ' '-1 Ct
! Matthew AMK Civ, •n, Eu ' .--
\ie Stu: ",. 8:00 P. AT
'l’iie : tv So - -• v n ;j
Candle 1 ’ Service , t
in.g the lights v d on v i-i ct
j The First Conyre' a tin vii. CVr, \
■ cotner. South and Manh S
! 6:00 A, M
The Public is cordial’;, ;ov,t.’d
,1.1. ‘-vredwi . C,■■ton•■.rider ;n
Chief. Boyer ( onsistory
Calling All]
Ealeigli
Citizens
- .. ToA .
Gigantic
Mass
Meeting
3 P.M.
April 26
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School
Your Heclih
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WILL BF HEBE ON
Fri. Apr. 16
Keep Your Coleman
Appl lances Working 1
Here's a wonderful opportu
nity to get expert service.
Bring your Coleman in and
let the factory expert make it
‘work like new”! t.barge vu'i
he made only for parts used—
no charge for labor.
Essentia! Equipment
Coleman Lanterns and Sto\ s
are valuable standby lighting
and cooking equipment ft
when power fails, or
gas is not available.
Keep Em Yi |jul»
Working! f
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Open Fri. Nil"-, fit 9 P M
16 W. South St. Dial 6840