“Its Easy To Tell What God Has Done i
For Us,” Bishop Edgar A. Love Says
GREENSBORO "lt is so easy i
to tell what God has done for us,
but so much more difficult to tell!
what we have done for God," de-:
dared Bishop Edgar A, Love, resi
dent bishop of the Baltimore
Area. In his sermon on "Our Re
sponslbtlity to God' at the clos- 1
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f OUNDATIONS. second tloot
ling of the 100th session of the
North Carolina Central Jurisdie-
Itionl Conference of the Methodic:
! Church here at Bennett Colley
I recently.
"What our world needs lo
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; love Christianity has -omt *o
be almost synonymous with
Western culture, so that ft is
belter that we take Christ to
| the propie of (he world, rather
than just Christianity
In Business sessions, conference,
delegates were told that they hod
a gross income of 61,875 for (he
I fiscal vear just ended and a bud-
I get of $.51,16) for 1988-56 war- n
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jdopted. The delegates also voted
| ?cr a capital fund of SIO,OOO to be
raised by December of this year
Dr. Wills Player, in her address
Ito the delegates, appealed to the
| confer .'nee to raise the sum of
$200,000 toward the erection and
equipment of a new health ar<d
physical education building t<
cost $400,000 Their gift, she said,
would make It possible to obtain
matching funds from other sour
ces to make up the total cost.
The Ministers' Wives' Associa
tion reported a total of $4,706 75
for the Permanent Fund for Re
tired Ministers. The Board of
Pensions reported receipts of $lB
- 248.49 and anticipated disburse
merits of $17,398. leaving a bal
ance in this fund o' $850.49
Among fraternal delegate
bringing greeting*- to the confei
| ence were:
! The Revs. J W. Curry superin
tendent of the Florence District
jof the South Carolina Conference
i!he Rev Richard H Johnson. pas
i tor of Ebenezer Church, Washing
ton. P C. representing t.lm Wash
ington Conference: Dr Aleen P
Brantley, district superintendent
of the North Coralma Conference
(Southeastern Jurisdiction); ana
the Rev. William H McCalluvn
| pastor of Mary Palmer Church.
Detroit. Mich,, representing M r
| Lexington Conference. Telegram
were and from the Rev Noah W.
Moore, representing the Detaw* i »
Conference and from Bishop Mat
thew W Clair, resident bishop of
the St, Louis Area.
Bishop Willis J. King, resident
bishop of the New Orleans Area,
was the speaker lor the Cent-cnni
PROtXD MOMENT Martin J. Alike?, m<m
(East Africa) tribal chief, proudly display* ht» diploma SoSom*
mg commencement exercise* erf Northwsetem University In
Chicago, Aliker received a Doctor of Dental Surgery degas*,
c® well as a Bachelor of Philosophy degree in fhsi iUeoi Science.,
HeTJ practice in Uganda. (N*ww<m# Photo!* i
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DATES TO REMEMBER I
JUNE 22 - Joe Louis defeated
Jimmie Braddock. eight rounds in
Chicago for the heavyweight title
m 1937
JUNE 23 Georg? Washington
Carver earned the Bachelor and
Master of Science degrees at lowa
State College in 1911.
JUNE 24 Booker T Washing
on awarded honorary W A de
cree by Harvard University.
JUNE 25 Ties between U S
A and Liberia dissolved after
Residents Say Loud “He’s” Tc
Proposes! Area Youth Center
CHICAGO - ' ANP> Hess- ,
dents in tne area of 59th at. and St
Lawrence Ave , appeared before the i
city ion ins board of appeals last :
week to oppose be establishment of ;
a private youth center,
The center would be estab
lished in what is cow a vacant
storefront, but residents are
• gainst, tt because they
gay it would became a "teen
dive" where young boys would
gamble and would hr * breed
ing ground for Juvenile acngi
William Turner, who no" oper- j
stes an ice cream and sandwich j
-hop m an adjoining store, i? the :
cause of all the fuss and furor ? ‘
3 National Business Meets
Are Scheduled At Durham
DURHAM Three of the na
tion's 'argect. business organiza
tions managed by Negroes will
meet, at North Carolina College
July 23-August 1.
Some 350 delegates from 30
dates ure expected to attend ses
sions of the National Housewives
League, the National Business Lea
gue. and the National Bankers' As
sociation.
N B White. Durham, printing
executive is chairman of overall
committee planning for the croup
Other committees, represent
ing a, cross section of interests
in the Durham community, arc
serving to plan for the three
groups,
Dr. F. D. Va»**»r£on. former
of Tusjfetree Institute,
t**> tst& Kstionsi ©??-
«.!bßeb League, formerly ’Va-
: a! Banquet and In his address or. t
'Methodism and ths Christian
Witness he called attention to
the fact that the church must
tense Its responsibility for the
transformation of the social life
of which it is a part
Bishop Robert E. Jones,
87-vear-olrt prelate of Wave
land, Miss., spoke at the ban
quet ami also at one of the
business sessions, “The big
gest liar In the world." he said
“is the man who lies to him
self.”
Among other speakers during
the six-day sessions were Dr
Charles Golden and Dr, Dennis
Fletcher, representing to denomi
nation’.-. Board of Missions in:
Philadelphia: the Rev. Robert F. |
Regan, Jr. of the Board of Tem
perance in Washington and Miss
Geneva Holmes of Greensboro. ;
Highlights of the, conference in- ;
eluded the presentation of e silver j
pitcher lo Ben L. Smith, retiring!
superintendent of Greensboro
! school as a- ' Methodist who ex-|
emplifies the highest in Chris- j
• tian ideals,” the memorial serv- j
ice for ministcra who died since i
the conference of last year, and a
youth pageant. The Challenge of
! the Cross,"
The delegates voted to hold the j
j 1959 conference at- John Wesley;
. Church in Fayetteville, but to re- j
. turn i-o Bennett College as a- per- j
noanent meeting place in 1960. j
Clarence M Winchester, of
Greensboro, was elected president i
iof the conference Board of Lay |
Activity, succeeding A, L. Morri- i
i son, of Statesville., who retired for j
i health reasons.
Constitution*! Convention in 1547
JUNE 36 - James Weldon John
son war awarded the NAACF
Spmgarn medal at Denver, Colo
rado in 1325.
JUNE 27 Paul LawrenC'' Dun- |
bar, poet, bom in Dayton, Ohio, is
1372.
Jun? 25 Paul Lawreno* Dun
b;-r graduated from high school
in Dayton, Ohio, in 1831 Also the
Peace Treaty. World War T, was
signed in 1313
was Turner's idea of expanding hi*
business by opening the youth. esn
er.
He said he did aai want te nseke
* profit but just wanted Vs give
the youngsters s place to gather
He hoped sales from lee cream
and food would pay tee rent op
the center—si2s a month
Benjamin Grad*, owner of the
building, asked the hoard »«
overrule the asontng administra
tor who denied a permit for the
center because It would be In
an Pt.-S reiser*! residue* dis
trict where youth centers are
not allowed.
Th" board agreed te teles tee
inatfer und?r advisement
and founded fcy Booker T l .
Washington
NCC'g Commerce Budding will
be headquarters for the three ?es
j sions.
Among the consultants to the
Steering Commit#* are L. B. Fraa
] it-;-, president of the North Carol
| ins Business League and of the
I Durham Business and Profession
; al Cham; Miss Sarah Dotson, pzes
| ident of the Durham chapter of
; the Housewives League, and John
; H Wheeler, president of the Mecb
j anics and Farmers Bank and also
! nreaident. of the Durham Conunit
! t*e on Negro Affairs
The Mechanics and Farmers
j Bank will observe its fiftieth aa
| niversary as part, of the meeting of
| the National Bankers Association,
j Tt has branches in Durham and Tta
~€ifih and rose to nstjonil ororniir-
I ence under the leadership of the
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