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Air and Mis. Eddie High, .1; 636 !
Cumberland Avenue, announce the
birth of a .-or Eddie 111. recently j
• «jjj-+*eint Agues Hospital
OBSERVES FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Master Christopher Jerome j
'Curie' Hinton, son cl Mr and i
Mrs. ,1 Dudley Hintro. Sr 505 \
Rock Quarry Road, observed his j
• jfTh birthday Sunday, September ;
2S. A birthday party was held at j
which time members of the inv j
mediate family helped the young- |
pte. to eelebiate He received many j
nice sift? and wj< especially proud j
of jh« large birthday cake that j
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VISITS DAUGHTER IN D C.
Mrs Carrie Crews .qf G-21 Wash
ington To '-ace is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law at 837
Lovvie Place, Washington, D. C.
Ho 1 daughter is Mrs Eli;,a Crews
and her son-in-law is Mr. Benja
min L. Young.
GUESTS IN U DIRER TON
Mr. and Mr? Thomas Whitley of
Washington Terrace visited the
Bethany Presbyterian Church.
Lumber!on recently. The occasion
y;-.; the installation of ciders and
deacons.
TAKING NURSE TRAINING
Mrs Annie L Haywood, Raleigh,
is taking In i nurse training at St
Anne Hospital. Fall River Massa-
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CLUB NEWS
and
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! chiseittiS Sr a has also studied at
j St. Agnes Hospital, Raleigh.
I RETURN FROM MARYLAND
Mis Bessie Dudley and daugh
ei. Bessie Jean, have returned :
hoinf after spending the summer
in Baltimore. Md„ New York City !
and Canada where they visited |
relatives and friends, They report j
having had a delightful time
PHILADELPHIANS LEAVE CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland t.f j
Philadelphia Pa., have returned i
home after visiting Mr. Holland's I
brother, Mr Will Holland and sis- i
ter, Mrs. John Chavis of E. Eden- .
ton Street, where they were house |
guests for several days.
ENJOYS BALTIMORE ißir
Mrs. Margaret Chavis reports a
wonderful trip to Baltimore, Md i
i recently.
ATTEND I NOT S FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. John White were
ojt. of the city last Tuesday at
tending the funeral of Mr White's
uncle, Mr. Pleasant White, Selma
We extend our heartfelt sympathy.
HOLD FAMILY REUNION
The Graves and Sanders families
of Garner held their annual fami- l
l.v reunion Sunday. September 22. j
at the home of Mr. Willie Graves
I where a large number assembled
| A delicious dinner was served and i
! everybody enjoyed. Guests from
| Raleigh were Mrs. and Mrs. WaL
i ter Price, and Mrs. Booker T San- :
! dbrs.
JOLLY WIVES RESUME MEETS
The Jolly Wives Social Club held
; their first meeting, since Adjourn-
Img in June for the summer
! months, Saturday night at the
! home of Mrs. Thernotta Curtis. J-3
’ Washington Terrace The presi
dent, Mrs. Martha Mitchell, pre
; sided After the business of the
evening war disposed of. the group
served a very delectable repast. ,
HINTONS ARE PROUD PARENTS
i Mr. and Mrs John A. Hinton,
1331 Obetlin Road, Rsdiegh, ar.-
I bounce the arrival of a daughter,
i born September 13th. Mrs, Hinton
S ir the former Miss Ellen Durham
| of this city.
j STARKS LEAVE BY PLANE
j Mr. and sirs. Da lon Freeman,
j 909 Bragg Street, saw their chil
j dion. Donnie Mae and Edward
! Starks, off from the Raleigh-Dur
! ham airport recently. They were
; enroute to Miami and Jacksonville,
-1 Florida and then to Greensboro.
| N C, The couple visited their fami
' iv in this city earlier in the month
j before returning home to New
: York City. Mrs. Freeman returned
to New York with them and spent
two weeks in August. All reported
i having a delightful vacation.
ATTEND LEGION CONVENTION
Mr. James Young, Sr., and son,
: Tame*. Jr., recently returned from
i the American Legion National
: Convention, which was held in At
i lantic City. New Jersey. They al~
■ so visited friends in Jamaica, Long
| Island and B-ookiyn, New York.
| Weldon News
Bv CLARENCE WHITAKER. Jr.
j WELDON Air. William Sav
j ag~ 416 Chestnut Street, died Sep-
I tember 19 at the home of' his
| daughter, Mrs. Virginia Brewer, at.
; 421 Cedar Fr Survivors include:
j a wife, six children, twelve grand
i children, two great grandchildren
| and other relatives.
The body Jay in state at Coefield
Funeral Home, Funeral services
were held Monday, September 23,
1 at 3 p.m. Interment was held at
j Wr-idon Cemetery.
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By Mrs. May L. Broadie j j
j UNION BAPTIST CHURCH j
I Sunday morning ivorsnip; Church j
j School at 10-30 Supt., Mr. Walter j
; Price, presided, morning worship
at 12 ui'. noon. The congregation
sang. The Rev. George Mitchell,
| pastor, delivered a strong message,
■ which was enjoyed very much.
TUPPER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH Sunday morning wor
ship Church School at 9:15. Sunt.
Mr. N. W Sanders, president and
a large group was present.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock,
with the senior choir, under the di
; rection of Mrs. M. R Boone, in
I charge Scripture lesson was tak
| en from the Book of Daniel, 3rd
j Chapter.
I OBERLJN BAPTIST CHURCH—
; Sunday morning worship; Church
I School a! 9. Y. . Supt., Mr. W. Cur-
I tis. Morning worship at 11:00. The
I Senior Choir was in charge of miss
j tonic, under the direction of Mr. Al
\in Blount. Organist, Mrs Gaston
Pulley, The pastor and congrega-
I tion were vei y happ.v to welcome
i j the visiting ministers.
• j WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST
: ! CHURCH Sunday morning v. cr
shi ip: Church School at 9.45. Supt.
. I Name Morgan. Morning wor
■ | ship at !1: o'clock The Junior
Baptist Church
Fayetteville St.
By MRS R. W. JUDKINS
Our Church School opened at
: 9.30 a.mi with Mr. Luther Hunter
| presiding. The beginners and prim
try departments were under the
direction of Mrs. Lula Bass, with a
large body of members present.
Ourpastoi has returned to hi?
pulpit after an enjoyable vacation,
; vis-ting his children in White
| Plains, New York.
Our pastor has returned to his
spoke on the Subject. "Stand
Strong in the Lord.” This was r.
touching sermon.
The missionary mass meeting wai
held at 3:p.m. Sunday. Many
Churches were represented. Th<
j gimst speak“r was Miss Mclntyre
who spoke so beautifully on thi
subject, "Mission and its duty.’
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A. M. E. ZION |
; Church News |
By MRS. ANNIE H THORPE
: Our services began at 11 o'clock
| sharp with the choirs singing the
processional numhei, "Were
Marching to Zion" and the prayer
of consecration around the attar. On
' I ascending the Choir left the Dox
■ j o'logy. "Praise God" was sung, fol
' ! lowed by the Pastoral prayer by
j our pastor, Rev. W. D. Carson.
! Our first hymn. No. 301, "Guide
. me O thou great Jehovah” was
j sung, lined by our pastor. The
| responsive reading was for the
* 37th Sunday. "Endearing Praise”.
- Afterwards the Gloria Patna and
Affirmation of Faith, the Apostles
Creed. Serirture lesson, was then
rend by our pastor from the 3nd
chapter of Joshua, comprising 24
ver«es. The soul-stirring prayer
was offered by Bro. Neil Banders.
Our 2nd hvmn, No. 329, “I know
that m.y Redeemer lives” we* sung
while the congregation meditated
reverently.
After the sermonette to the Jun
ior Church where they a-e con
tinually rornmeminc on the 23rd
Psalm The pastor chose his text
from the same scripture read
Joshua 2:21
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Icam of senior medical studenf
of Howard University, who last
week conducted the physical
examinations of entering fresh
: Choir had charge of music under :
j the direction of Mr, Leon Hay- '
I wood.
An uplifting sermon was deliver- •
ed by the pastor. Rev. C’. !.. Gitiney, j
from the Book of St. Luke, 9th j
ter and sth verse.
YOUNG'S CHAPE!. CM E j
| CHURCH -- Sunday morning wor
i ship: Church School at. 9:45 Supt.. I
I Mrs Della Fort, morning worship
! at 11: o’clock. The Senior Choir had
! charge of music, directed by Miss
I Bettie Jean Broadie. The pastor.
I Rev. J. N. Leverette, brought a
i soul-stirring sermon from the book
| of Second Chronicle*, 20th Chap
i tei and -sth verse.
LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP
TIST CHURCH Sunday morn
ing worship: Church School at 10:-
30. Supt.. Mr. Joseph Williams, was
in charge. Morning worship at 11.-
1 30. A wonderful message was de
livered by the asst, pastor. Rev.
' Hardv Sanders:.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
' j CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sunday
! morning worship service: Church
School at 9:45. Supt., Mr. Sherman
Lewis. Morning worship at 11 o’-
■ clock The Junior Choir was in
. charge of music.
- ! ham, delivered sn uplifting ser
r ; mot
The pastor, Rev. H. Cimning
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. era from September 23rd through
e October 18th:
R KREMLIN’S PROBLEM PEO- !
PUS THE UKRAINIANS: (Me- :
g Craw-Hill) 29 min.-sound-black j
j and white Two Ukrainian refugees i
e in the United States describe the i
| oppression in their homeland and
„ i predict their people will rHe up
against their oppressors. lincluries
a a film record of recent, events and
conditions in this section of Rus
iß s:a indicating a shortage of goods
y for civilian consumption, high tax
e e*. poor medical facilities, etc.
e SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS
,p (McGraw-Hill) 18 mtn.-sound
" black and white: Traffic: jams, ra
dio* blaring, gadgets - alt the ma
chines that were supposed to make
life easier seem to be making it
more frustrating and complicated
instead. This film examines modern
living and its effect upon mankind.
It air* some of the problems of
man and how he attempts to solve
or escape them
STORY OF PETER AND THE
POTTER: (NFB) 20 min -sound
black and white: Kjeld. and Erma
Deiohman famous potters of the
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JOHN THOMPSON MOORE.
«f Raleigh, was appointed a
member of the faculty at Ed
ward Waiters College in Jack
sonville. Florida, recently. Mr.
Moore is a graduate of the Ra
leigh Public Schools and did his
undergraduate work at Shaw
University and Saint Augustine's
College. He earned his Master
of Arts degree at Howard LJrti
[ verslty in 1354. He is a Veteran
I of World War II and is a mem -
I her of the Charles T. Norwood
Poet. No 157, Amrrir tn Legion,
here,
men at AAT College. Other new
freshmen, looking on. are: Gloria
Sanders, left, Raleigh and Jean
etfe Anderson, Burlington.
: MARTIN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH | 1
—Sunday morning worship: Church j
School at 9:45. Supt, Miss Jose- j j
phine Hunter. A large groups was j
: present. The Choir was ir. charge !
| of music directed by Miss Aria Jer- .
| nbign. j (
| The pastor, Rev. Paul H. John- !
son, brought a very spiritual ser- j
I nmn from the Book of Acts 10th i
| Chapter.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ,
! Sunday morning worship: Church 1
i School at 9:30. The Supt,, Mr, W.
; IT. Taylor, Sr., presided. Next Sun
| day Sept. 25, will be promotion
' Dcy. All teachers and scholars :
! are asked to be present, Morning I
■ worship at 11 o’clock. | „
ST. PAUL A M.E. CHURCH - At. j •'
: the usual hour, Church School! 4
: op*, tied with Mrs. Hattie Mitchell 1
I superintendent, presiding. After j
| the class study of the lesson, Mrs. j
Elizabeth Cofield gave a very fine ;
! review of the lesson, which was j
i about Daniel; the pastor, the Rev. >
| L. S. Penn. «iso gave a helpful talk ;
1 | on the lesson and other eneourag- j
i j ing words
The pastor used a his text for !
1 | tim morning service Mark 5-19. "Go j
l home to thy friends, and tell them !
•he great things the Lord hath j
j done for th<-e. and hath had cum- ;
- | passion on thee.'’
Dykeiands Pottery in Nsw Brus- j
wick, show young Peter- how they !
create pottery. He watches each
step in tha making of a bowl from -
the throwing of clay onto the pot- *'
tor's wheel to the decorating, fir- |
ing, glazing, and glaze firing. t
SUPREME COURT: (EBF) 18 j
min.-sound-black and white' The j
film opens v-nth the news of the j
Supreme Court’s decision of 1935 ;
outlawing the National Recovery j
Act. Here, is a decision of great pn- J
litical importance: one branch of < |
the Federal Government nullify- | ’
ing the action of the other two j »
branches. Taking this case as an : j
I example, the film reviews the pro- | |
| cess by which a case comes before ; i
! the Supreme Court. ! •
TARHEEL WILDLIFE: fNCWC) ; f
23 min.-sound-color: This film tak- j j
es us all over the state from moun- j ]
tain streams that are a fisherman's ! j
delight, to eastern lakes and in- ! ]
i land waters where hunters gather I «
i each year to get their legal limit j '
! of migratory waterfowl. The film j j
i stresses the importance of our j -
wildlife protective agencies and j
j carefully supervised game pre-
I selves. S '
TOBACCO AND THE HUMAN .
BODY: (EBF! IS min.-sound-black J
and white: Presents an analysis of ,
the content of tobacco smoke; '
I shows the effect of nicotine and
j the various tars on the human
\ body, and explores the reasons
why people smoke. The film takes .
no side in the argument for or
| against smoking but presents the j
scientific facts as they appear to- 1
, day.
Rhamkatte
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PHAMKATTF, - "£>* niel s ,
Stteadfutnese in Christ ' was the j
subject of the Sunday School les
son during services held at Watts
Cnapel Baptist Church'last Sunday,
with Mrs Chester Debnam serv
ing as superintendent. Deacon
Whittaker reviewed the lesson
Missionary services, with Presi
dent Estelle Jones presiding, were
held immediately following Sun
das School. Rev. Jackson and con
gregation from Fuquay Spring con
ducted esrvice# at 3 pm. for Mr.
Debnam*’ club.
Rev, Aaron Johnson addressed
the Floral Club last Sunday eve
ning, Member* of St, Jhoo A.ME.
Church sponsored s barbecue last
Saturday night for (he benefit of
the building fund
Mrs Mary Strickland is conval-
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