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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 3k, 19J.R
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THE ALPHABETTES
The Alphabettes, wivßs and
sweethearts of members of the Al
pha Phi Alpha Fraternity, were
f sh fry huppy recently. A family
cook-out was held on the lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hicks of Ro
chester Heights. On the menu was
fried fish, broiled hamburger and
cole slaw.
Alphabettes and families enjoy
ing the fun in the shade were: the
Balls, Davenports, Hicks, Newells,
Manns, Milford Taylors. G. Laws, R.
H. Todies and Deryl Webster.
MRS. WILSON VACATIONS
Mrs. Elliabeth M. Wilson of
Wfi Manly Street Is spending
her vacation in New York City
and Buffalo, New York, and
manv other points north.
BROWNS VISITING NORTH
Mr, and Mrs, A. B. Brown
of 421 Watson Street, are spend
ing their vacation in Long Is-
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BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CLUB
The Booker T. Washington Club
held its last regular meeting for
the summer at the home of Mrs.
E. M. Mitchell, he hostess was Mrs
Mary Blanche Dover. A delicious
repast was served.
BISHOP JONES TO CITY
Bishop R. L. Jones of Salisbury ,
will be the guest speaker at the It
o'clock services at the Rush Mem- \
orial AME Zion Church Sunday
morning, Ke will also dedicate the
new pulpit suite given to the ,
church by the Boosters Club of the
church. Mrs. Aigia Clay is presi
dent of the dub and the Rev. W.
D. Carson is the pastor of the
church. The public is Invited to
come, out and witness this service.
PRESENTS 5-POINT PROGRAM
The personnel of the Church '
School of Rush Memorial AME Zion
Church presented a 5 - point prog
ram with the children last Sunday
evening. Each person present ex
pressed themselves as having wit
nessed a fine affair
BABY CONTEST HELD
Costmotologist Club, chapter 35.
closed its baby contest at the YW
CA Sunday with a unique prog
ram recently. The mistress of cere
monies war Miss Eva Jones.
Mrs. Victoria Waters served as
pianist. Participants on the prog
j ram included Misses Ann Hunt,
Rebecca Saunders, Jackie Picket,
Mamie Riddick, Phyllis Mann and
Ruby Jones.
MRS. PINKIE HALL
ENTERTAINS
Mrs Pinkie Hall of SO9 E. Mart
;in Street, entertained the Allen
| Christian Endeavor League on her
lawn Friday, June 20
A program was rendered consist
ing of a piano solo, vocal solo,
duets and poems After wards a
delicious repast was served, con
sisting of combination salad, pic
kles, Walnut cup cakes, ice cream
and drinks. Many interesting games
were played. An enjoyable eve
ning was spent.
Those present were: Mrs. Addie
Logan, president: Mrs. Anna Belle
Fincher; Mrs. Beulah Thompson,
Miss Ernestine Law's. Miss Doro
thy Lane and Mrs. Cornelia Scott,
Dr. L. S. Penn, Edward Penn,
Charles Fuller. Terry Hough, Jr .
Misses Doris Hodge, Patricia An
drews, Barbara Mitchell and El
sie Scott.
ATTENDING OHIO CONFAB
Dr. and Mrs. N, H. Harris are
attending the T E P. Conference
(Teachers Education Professional
standards) which is convening at
Bowling Green. Ohio. They will
i also attend the N. E. A. (National
Education Association. Convention
a Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Harris is
chairman of the division of Educa
tion at Shaw University and Direc
tor of the Summer School program.
STRABSNERS AT
SESSION
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Strawsner
are attending the second Quad
rennial Convocation of Chris
tian Colleges, sponsored by the
American Baptist Convention.
The meeting is being held ,at
Drake University at Des Moines j
lowa. The conference is center
ed around Christian Higher Ed
ucation and will convene on
June 22, through June 2R.
ATTEND MINISTERS’
WIVES MEET
The following ladies from Ral
cig attended the Interdenomina
tional Minister's Wives Annual
Conference last Friday, June 20th
at Rich Square, N. C. at the W. S.
Creecy School: Mesdames Bessie
W. Moore, W. A. Williams, Ruth M.
Lawrence, V. L. Saunders, M. B,
Sapp. H. C. Reece, M. F. Strassner,
J. W. Jones, W. D. Carson and
J. D. Forbes.
ROY,ALETTES HOLD MEETING
The Royalettes met recently with
Mrs, Jsanette Fields on Oberlin
Road, with the president, Mrs. F.l
eanor Flagg, presiding. During the
business session plans were made
for an outing on the Fourth of July.
The business session was followed
by social hour at which time a
very delicious repast was served.
The meeting was enjoyed by all.
Members present were ML-sdamcs
Mable Haywood, Mary Person, Sus
an Person, Susan Haywood, Elean
or Flagg. Mary Turner, Lillie Tur
ner. Rosa Kelly, Louise Rand, Vir
ginia Blount, Josephine Morgan,
Mildred Scravcr, Mamie Haywood,
Amelia Peebles, Leona Morgan,
Carrie Morgan. Flora Andrews,
Mary Hopkins, Cornelia Haywood,
Amelia Peebles, Leona Morgan,
Carrie Morgan, Flora Andrews,
Mary Hopkins. Cornelia Haywood.
Caherine Guess, Helen Goode.
Doris Brown. Jeanette Fields and
Miss Catherine Williams.
CAMPS AND CONFERENCES
AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN
The Reverend R, L Shirley, pas
tor, Davie Street Presbyterian
Church, announces there are sev
eral church sponsored and church
supervised camps and conferences
that will accept children for one
week sessions this summer. Mr
Shirley says that the rich and re
warding experience? the young
people ran gain in these camps is
worth far more than the small in
vestment required Full informa
tion regarding these camps may he
obtained from the Reverend Mr.
Shirley.
INSURANCE COMPANY HOI.OS
TRAINING SESSION
The Winston Mutual Life In
surance Company held an all-
Hay training session at the
Bloodsvorth Street YMf'A
last Thursday, June 19th. Atty.
Prince A, Simmons, former ag
ency manager here and now
company attorney, was the
principal speaker at this ses
sion.
A NOR EW S -GO DING NUPTIJ Jgg
Mr Henry Andrews and Mrs
Juanita Coding, both of New York
City, were united in marriage.
Tuesday evening, June 24th. Their
cows were spoken before the Rev
erend Dr Grady D. Davis in a
simple, private ceermony in the
study of the Oberlin Baptist
Church- Mr. Andrews is a former
resident of this city and is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. David D Andrews.
YMCA SECRETARY MENTAL
HEALTH DIRECTOR
Mr. E. E. Raiford general serre
j lar.y. Bioodworth Street YMCA.
! has recently been elected to mem-
I bership on the Board of Directors of
j she Mental Health Society of Ra
i high and Wake Country. He will
j lake the place vacated by Dr. Oa-
I therine Middleton whose term has
j expired
WILSON TEMPLE HAS NEW
PASTOR
| The Reverend V, W. Burwick of
! Asheboro, N. C has been signed by
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‘baptist CHURCH
Cor. Fayetteville and Hunter
N 5 3-3283 Raleigh. N. C.
Rev. J. W. Jon<>«
Pastor
W. F. Peterson WtSiaM
Secretary
Joseph Whitaker djSjNpr
Chairman Mm # fiwji
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9:3ft .Sunday School
M:0(V Worship -Service
Roman* Bth Chapter 13th verse
"For if ya live after the flesh
ye shall die. But, if ys
through the spirit do modify
the deed* of the body, ye
shall live.”
8:00 F.M B. T. V. i
TEXT: PSALMf JOB—
O God, my heart is fixed: I !
will sing and give praise even !
with my glory.
"A Fixed Heart, To Please :
God."
2:30 Wednesday Teachers
Meeting.
8:30 Wednesday —• Prayer
Service.
i Weekly Church Roundup !
By Mrs . May L. Broadie
OBERLIN BAPTIST CHURCH— (
Churcn School opened at 3:45 with j
the general supt. Mr. Walter Cur- J
tis, in charge. Morning worship j
started at 31 o'clock with the son- !
ior choir in charge of music, under ;
the direction of Mr. Waiter Curtis.
Organist, Mrs. Lucy Campbell.
Scripture was read by Mr. Evans
from the 6th chapter of Galatians,
1-19 verses A very inspiring ser- ;
mon was delivered by the pastor, j
Dr. Grady D. Davis, from the j
Book of Galatians, 6tb chapter, 7th I
verse, "Be not deceived: God is not j
mocked ’’
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH |
Sunday School opened at the usu- |
al hour with Mrs. Hattie Mitchell I
presiding. Mrs. Geneva Brown arc! •
Miss Jessye Mebane were in charge !
of the music After a very inter- !
eating study of the lesson, Rev. L. :
S. Penn, Pastor, gave a review of •
the lessen. Words of encourage- !
ment were given by Mrs. G. S. !
Gant, wife of the presiding elder.
The morning service started with I
the Choristers leading in the proces- !
sionai with Mr R. K. Toole at the !
ot gan.
The pastor conducted the open- !
tng of the service. The sermon was j
delivered by the presiding Elder, j
The Rev. G, S. Gant. His text was
taken from St Luke. 31-10 He
spoke on the subject. “Be Thou !
MR. USD MRS. GEORGE SUMMER CUT CAKE Shown cuttln* their traMtair nka are Mr. and! j
Mrs. George Sumner, 1012 West Thomas Street, Rocky Mount, following their wedding June 15, at Mt. I I
Zion Baptist Church by the Rev. George W. Dudley, minister of the church. The reception was held at; ■
the home of the bride, the former Mrs. Ideiia Bellamy. Mr. Sumner, an Elder of the Little Rock Vallry, |
Primitive Baptist Church, has seen service with the Merchant Marines during which he hag traveled 1
j around the world as a cook. 'J. R. HARKEN FOTOI.
| Bishop JE, A. Love to serve as pas
j tor of Wilson Temple Methodist
i Church on Oberlin Road The pre
! sent pastor, Reverend C. L. Gid
] ney, has been transferred to a
| church in Forrest City in Western
' North Carolina
I 107 BOVS ENROLLED IN V”
DAY CAMP
! A total of in? hoy; era presently
j enrolled as members of the YMCA
i Day Camp now in progress at the
j Blood worth Street YMCA Crafts,
| hobbies, literature, art. sports, and
j swimming are among some of the
j many activities engaging the atten
| tion of these youngsters. Any per
j go wishing to sponsor a boy at this
i fine character-building camp may i
j do so bv calling the Blood worth
i Street YMCA
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Thankful.’’
Major Vernon Haywood, his
mother and sister, Mrs. Lillie Mae
Hodge a member, worshiped at
the church Sunday.
Mrs Thelma Perry Johnson and
daughter are visiting their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Marion
Ferry.
YOUNGS MISSIONARY TEM
PLE CME CHURCH Church
School opened at the usual hour
with Mrs. Della R. Ford, supt., in
charge. Morning worship at 11 o’-
clock with the senior choir in
charge of music. Organist, Miss
Bettie J. Broadie. A dynamic mes
sage was delivered by the pastor,
the Rev. J. N. Levcrete, from the
Book of Acts, 17th chapter and 30th
verse.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH -
Sunday School opened si 10 o'-
clock with the supt, Mr. Booker T.
Sanders presiding. A very spiritual
sermon delivered bv the pastor,
the Rev, George Mitchell, from the
Ist chapter of Job Ist verse. The
senior choir was in charge of music
charge of music
F r B S T CONG REGATTONAT,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH -- Church
School opened at 9:45 with the
supt., Mr. Sherman Lewis, in
charge. .Morning worship started at
the usual hour with the junior
choir in charge of music, under the
I At Rocky Mount:
Beilamy-Sumner Vows Said j
By J. B. HARKEN
ROCKY MOUNT The Mt. Zion
Baptist Church here, was the scene
j of a quiet and impressive wedding
j ceremony Sunday, Jims 15th at 6
o’clock in the evening, when Mrs.
Idelia Bellamy became the bride of
Mr. George Sumner in a single ring
ceremony.
The Rev. George W. Dudley,
minister at Mi- Zion Flap list,
officiated, and musio was fur
nished by the Gospel Choir, of
which the bride la #. member,
The bride wore a blue lace dress
|l with matching scalloped bolera,
jj blue accessories and a white or-
I; chid.
Mrs. Georgia Sumner, sister-in
| law of the bridegroom, was roa
< tron of honor. She wore e gown of
j pink Isce with matching pink ac
■ cessories. Her corsage was of ye!
| low roses.
Ushers for the occasion were:
i Messers Willie Battle. James Da
| vis, Luther Avent and Harrison
j Terry.
A reception was held immediate
ly following the wedding at the
home of the bride. Mueie for the
reception was furnished by Miss
Mary Mclntyre with Mrs. Theresa
Joyner and Miss Mary F. Reid as
: soloists.
I • Among the out-of-own guests at
; tending were: Mrs. S. Merritt, sis
ter of tire bridegroom: Miss Bettie
! E. Sumner, Mrs. Nannie Singleton,
■ daughters of the bridegroom, and
! granddaugthers of the bridegroom,
i and granddaughters Judy and San
dra, all of Washington, D. C.
The bride is the widow of the
late L. D. Bellamy, pioneer taxi op-
I orator here, and has operated the
business establishment during re-
I cent years. (■
The bridegroom, a farmer rail
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l direction of Mr. Ernest Masson- 1
j burg, organist. A nice sermon was t
i brought by the pastor, the Rev. H. .
IW. Cunningham, front the Book of *
1 Romans.
WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST
| CHURCH Church School opened
| at 9:45 with the supt., Miss Nannie j
j Morgan, in charge. Morning wor- I
j ship started at 11 o'clock with the j
I junior choir in charge. The new j
I pastor, the Rev, O. W. Bun wrick, !
j delivered a wonderful sermon from j »
\ the Book of St. Matt,
LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP
TIST CHURCH Sunday School j
started at 10 o’clock with the supt., j
j Mr. Joseph Williams, Sr., in charge
I At the close of the Sunday School
I the congregation joined in a spirit
j na! song and prayer service.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
j Sunday School opened promptly ai
9:30 with the general supt. Mr. W
H Taylor, Sr., in charge. Morning
worship started at 11 o’clock with
Ike senior choir in charge of mus
ic. under the direction of Mrs Mil
's red Taylor James, Invocation was
given by the pastor, Dr. C. S. BuJ-
I lock Scripture reading was deliv
ered by the Rev. D. N. Howard. Sr.
' Prayc-r was brought by the Rev.
j J. Lester. A beautiful sermon was
j delivered by Dr. Bullock from the
Book of FhilKppians, Ist chapter,
i 7tn verse
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Sy been in the employe of the j j
i Merchant Marine Shipping Ser- I j
Vice a* a «hip’« cnok. A* *o«'h I |
be has traveled on voyage* to ! j
.Fat East, Asia and Europe. He is ]
an Elder of the Primitive Bap- j
list faith, LLs local church be- |
teg Little Rock Valley Prlmlliv* i
Baptist, from which he nerve* J
other ehmraltM #n call.
Following a brief honeymoon to ■
Washington and New York, Mr
and Mrs, Sumner will reside at,
(012 W. Thomas Street, Rocky
Mount. N. C.
NCC Students I
Attend Mixed
Bapt Retreat
RIDGECREST North Carolina
College Student Government Presi
dent elect Jerome Dudley and Miss .
Mattie Giles, Kannapolis social sei- |
' cnee major, were among some 2,1
500 students attending the integral- §
ed Baptist Student Union's session 1
here June 5-11. ■
Baptist students from throughout 1
the South attended the session I
without incidents. : t
“To Know Him—To Make Him J
! Known” was the theme of the meet- |
ing.
Miss Giles was guest of the j
Duke University Baptist Student I
j Union which defrayed her expenses. I
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