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10 AVF.KK ENDING SAT I ROAY, NOVEMBER :*». 19HB The Raleigh sceTne SWANN’S ART * LUB SESSION The Swanns Art Club held its inuusl "Friendship Tea" at Mrs. Thomas Owens' Inane on Idlewild Avenue Sunday. Trie program tn vluded: music, prayer and poem oy Mrs. Hattie I). Vance: intro duction of speaker, Mrs. Ella tones, speaker, Mrs Josephine E. Saunders, who save points on "friendship." Mrs, Cozzie Rand gave a timely poem, and after singing. "The More We Get Together," the club president. Mrs. Fannie H, Melker, expressed thanks to all. The mis tress, of ceremonies. Mrs. Alda Mc- Citller. properly ended the pro cram ‘by annbuncing to everyone 1 o fume to tne tabic for refresh merits. VISITOR FROM LOUISIANA Mrs. Lizzie Jackson of New Orleans, La., spent several Pays ill Raleigh last week visiting her daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T r. Street. Jr., of 0-10 Washing ton Terrace, en route to New Orleans from Philadelphia. Pa., where she had attended the American Food Service Asso ciation Convention. Mrs. Jack son represented New Orleans’ Negro Public School cafeterias at the convention. While here she made a tour of The CAROLINIAN'S plant POORER T. WASHINGTON CLUB Tiie Booker T Washington Club held its last meeting for the year last Sunday at the Community Building in Chavis Heights, Re cording to the president, Mr John Chavis _ MR ANDREWS GOES BACK TO NEW YORK Mr. Henry Andrews formerly of 1313 Oberlin Road has returned to Nrw York City. Ho is filing clerk at King's County Hospital Center In Brooklyn. WEEK OF PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP The 14 th observance of the Week of Prayer and World Fel lowship of the Sojourner Truth Branch of the YMCA was held Monday of last week at 7:110 p. m nt the' YW. Those taking part on the program were: Mr. Charles W. Blalock. Mrs. Jo lna Delaney. Miss FYozine G. Reece. Mr?. Laura Wise, Mrs T,ula Evans, Miss Mildred McTyre, Mrs. A. W. West. Miss Bertha Socarras, Mr. Paul Cnimp, Mr Hurry Gil-Smythe, Mrs. W. W. Finlator. Mrs. Mary G. Carter. Mrs. Mentis Batev, Mrs. J. A. Boy er and Miss B Lucille Griswold. REV. A. I TER NCR SPEAKS Die Rev. A. J Turner of Rochester Heights, Raleigh, was the featured speaker at the. First Bantist Church. Rop er. N. C. This is the *erond dine in rerent weeks that the Rev. Turner has spoken In this church. MINISTERS’ WIVES NEWS The Ministers’ Wives Alliance '■n.iovert an inspirational meeting with Mrs. J. W. Jones and Mrs J. H. ClaC.or in charge of the de votional recently. Mrs. M. F. 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The table was beautifully deco rated with tall candlesticks and a ccnterpeice of white and purple chrysanthemums. A course of fried chicken, potatoe salad, green peas, cranberry sauce, coffee and cake with hot biscuits was served. A purse from all of the clubs and groups of the church was present ed to Rev. Carson by Mrs. Claytee Rochelle. Other honored guests present were Rev. and Mrs. Boone of the Tapper Memorial Baptist Church. FREE MOVIES: AIS (he young people in Ral eigh and Wake Counfv are in vited to the MOVIE HOUR at the Richard B. Harrison Fub lie Library en Saturday morn ing Nov. •»», at 11:30. The following films will he shown: "Bear Facts"—a very funny “Famous Kids” film; “You And Your Ears"—star ring Jimminy Cricket: “Your Friend, the Doctor” and “Beanstalk Jack." a. cartoon. NINE AND FIVE CLUB Mrs. Emma Jones was the host ess !o the Nine snd Five Club Sat urday night After the business pari of the meeting, which consist ed of making pians for the Christ mas party, the members played Po-Keena. Mrs. C. Cobb received a prize for the highest score: and Mrs, Sara Sharper consolation prize. The hostess served a- delici ous turkey dinner with all the “trimrmngs** They also celebrated Nan Robinson’s birthday at this meeting. Each member gave her a beautiful gift. RECOGNITION DINNER More than 000 parents. Scout leaders, and friends of Scouting in the Wake Division of the Occonee ehee Council, Boy Scouts of Ame ricia, are expected to attend the Annual Recognition Dinner, Mon day night, December 1. at the A pex Junior High School. The dinner will be "pot-lurk style.” Each of the 57 units in the Wake Division will bring their own food and eat togeth er family style. C. T ) McLen don, chairman of the division, said that each unit will be as signed a tahie and that an a ward would be given to the unit that has the largest per centage of registered members present. John L. Rhutt, council executive, wilj present five Scouters and one Den Mother the “Distinguished Service Award" for 1858. William P. McDhcarson, member of the council executive board, will give 21 unit leaders their award for meeting their unit round-up ob jective this fail. Dr, William R, Strassner, presi dent of Sshaw University, will de- what doing aound town liver ihe “Final Challenge” to the group. The Reverend Oscar W Burwick, pastor of Wilson Temple Methodist Church, Raleigh, will give the invocation. emergency club session The Emergency Club met at the home of Mrs. Geneva Brown, till Rock Quarry Road recently. The meeting was opened with devotion led by Mrs. Williams. Business of importance was dis cussed with Mrs. Edmondson presiding. The hostess served a very de lightful repast with Thanksgiving in mind, Members present: Mesdame? H. Edmondson, H. Williams. P. Hay wood. M. McCauley, M. Matthews. G. Watts. L. Haws, E. Wilson, E. Young, N. Irdell. B. Wesley, A. Log in G Stewart and G. Brown. MRS. WESLEY TO CHICAGO Mrs. Bessie M. Wesley of E. Lenoir Street left the city last Friday for Chicago. 111. where she will attend the wedding of her son on Sunday, November 23rd. GROUP MOTORS TO TARBORO Mrs. Addie Logan. Miss Atfusta Harris and Mr. Granville Green motored to Yerbo.ro last Sunday afternoon to attend a program of the. Tavboro Branch of the Nation al Association of College Women. Mrs Logan was the guest speaker for the oceassion. Rush Memorial A. M. E. OT Church Nevis BY MRS. ANNIE H. THORPE These 4 years mark another , milestone in the life and services of our beloved pastor, Rev. W. D. Carson for which we are grateful This week we are honoring him on his 4th Anniversary for the fine services rendered because he is in deed worthy of “Honor.” as he to us has been styled as one of the “Great souls of Zion." We invite you to come and share with us in this anniversary program, because his works are worthy of praise. The services got underway at. 11 o’clock sharp with the senior choir singing for their processional num ber. “Marching to Zion.” _ After the doxology was sung and the pastor al prayer, followed by the chan. “Hear our Prayer. O Lord”, the Ist hymn, number 73, "Be stiil my Sou!." was sung, lined by our pas tor, Rev. W. D. Carson. The respon sive reading was for the 46th Sun day. ‘‘Reconciled to God.” The singing of the Gloria Patria was followed by the Affirrr.inatlon of Faith, the Apostles Creed. Scrip ture lesson was then read by our pastor from Isaiah, 40th chapter from the 9th through the 17th verses. The inspirational prayer wsa offered by our pastor. Our 2nd hymn, number 301, "Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah" was sung prayerfully while the congrega tion meditated. The minister then choose his text from the same scrip ture reading, Isaiah 40:11 ' And he shall feed his flock like a shepherd: he shall gather the lambs with his arms; and carry them in bis bosom DELUXE HOTEL Member of N. H. A. Clean, Comfortable Rooms Miss Lucille Griswold. Prop. 220 E. Cabarrus Si. Raleigh Phone TE 3-6800 Fayetteville Street BAPTIST CHURCH Cor, Fayetteville, and Hunter TE 3-3283 Raleigh. N - c Joseph WWM» of Finance 0:30 .Sunday Softool 11:00 Woitsfoip SJervieo 8:00 P.M B. T. U. 7:30 Wednesday Teachers Meeting, 8:30 Wednesday Prayer Service. Weekly Church Roundup YOUNG’S MISSIONARY TEM PLE CME —Church School started Sunday at the usual time with the supt.. Mrs. Della R. ford, in charge. Morning worship got un derway at 11 o’clock with the seni or choir in charge of music, di rected by Miss Bettic J. Broadie. The pastor, the Rev. J. N. Lcvc retto, brought a very inspiring sermon from the Book of Romans, Bth chapter, 14th verse. F T R S T CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN Sunday School | started at 9:45 with the supt., Mr. Sherman Lewis, in charge. Wor ship service started at 11 o clock with the junior choir in charge of music, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Massenburg. Tne pastor, the Rev. H. Cunningham, delivered a very inspiring message from Hie Book of Thessalonians, sth chap ter. tfith verse. OBERLTN BAPTIST - Church School got underway at 9:45 with the supt.. Mr. Walter Curtis, in charge. Worship service started at 11 o’clock with the senior choir in charge of music, under the direct ion of Airs. Elsie Hayes and Mrs. Lucy Campbell. Scripture was read | by the guest minister, the Rev. and shall gently lead those that are with young.” The minister began by saying that Lsaiah had reference to Jesus, when ho said He shall feed Kis flock. Not only does God call him self the good shepherd but he says he will feed his flock? ' Tills mes th of salvation God offers through end inspiration, snd a great mes- ! sage developed out of the text. In the afternoon wo journeyed to ! Grace A. AT E. Zion Church where j we shared in the Anniversary I Services .with Rev. Sister Gary. | This time our pastor chose his text i from the fst Psalm and. the 3rd J verse. ".And be shall be like a tree planted by tiie rivers of water; that bringcih forth his fruit in the reasons. H:r leaf also shall not wi ther and whatsoever he doeth shall j prosper.” Tha minister said I Only the 1 righteous shall be like ihe tree i planted by the rivers: 11. Gods grace is the water that comes up from the mother earth that grounds the tree; ID. To be like a tree planted one must be rooted in Christ Jesus, and thus we enjoyed another great message. Our thought for the week: "To day, I will let the light and warm th pf salvation God offers through Christ enter my heart ” The 4th Anniversary of our be loved pastor, the Rev, W. D. Car son, was a great success, because he is one who deserves success. We are proud of him as our “spiritual leader” and certainly we are anti cipating his return. As wa leave for our Conference on Wednesday, we go praying that the Bishop will use his godly judgement in reassigning him for 4 more years or even longer. He has indeed been an inspiration to all of us. The services on Sunday morn ing were largely attended because the people knew that it was Con ference time and os a custom in the Methodist Church the minister preaches his “Farewell. Sermon even though he returns. The senior choir was in charge of music, lead ing out with the processional number. "Am I A Soldier of the Cross’" The Ist hymn was number 548 "For All The Blessings Os The Year,” a special Thanksgiving se lection. was sung. The responsive reading for Thanksgiving was read after which “Gloria Patria fol lowed The “Affirmation of Faith,” the Apostles Creed followed. Scripture lesson was then read by Rev. Carson from ihe _ 107th Psalm. The prayer of inspiration was offered by Brother Neil San ders. The second hymn “I Love Thy Kingdom Lord," was sung, while the congregation sal prayer fully. 'The minister then chsoe his text .from the same scripture read, "O’ give thanks unto the Lord for He is good, His mercy endureth forever." Theme: "The Signifi cance of Thanksgiving.” A great message was delivered from this theme. In the afternoon the Rev. G. w. Troublefield and his good people worshipped with us. His theme was “The Divine Way to Canaan ’ We are indeed grateful to Rev. Troublefield for his great message. Again we wish to thank all those I who helped to make this miniver- j envy a grand success. Keep pray ing for us. MONUMENTS Siiws 190 S-—Marble-Granite Our sort* start •Rents here. SsgESiini * Buy Bireett ► WARN ER MEMORIALS 3919 Hillsboro, Raleigh, N.C. (Across Railroad—Front of Method) By Mrs. May L, Broadie Abraham Walton, from the Book of Acts. Two persons v,ere bap tized. WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST Sunday School began at the usual time with Miss Nannie Mor gan. vupt. in charge Morning wor ship began at 1! o’clock with the junior choir in charge of music, under the direction of ‘MI. Leon Haywood. A very inspiring ser mon was brought by the pastor, the Rev. Oscar W. Burwick, from the 108 rd Psalm. LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP TIST —Sunday School began at 9:45 with the supt., Mr, Joseph Williams, Sr., in charge. A large number was present After Church School everyone joined in a song and nrayer service. UNION BAPTIST Sunday School opened at the usual time with Mr. B. T. Sanders, supt., in charge. Worship service started at 11:30 with the senior choir in charge of music, under the direct- Maple Temple Chureli News BY MISS LENA M. EURE On Sunday, November 23. morn ing church service began at 11:00 with the Rev. M. F. Booker, pas- \ tor, in charge. The junior choir led the pro- ; cession singing. “What. A Friend." | After the choir had taken i ts j place, the pastor led us in prayer j while the choir softiy chanted. “It Is No. Secret ’ The first hymn of the morning rendered by ihe choir was “Come Ye Thankful People Come" The scripture Wsson was read bv the pastor from the tic chapter, verses 1-20 from the Gospel ac cirding to St. Matthews. Prayer was offered by Rev. C. C. Burnett after which the mission offering was lifted while the choir sang "We Are Our Heavenly Fa ther’s Children.” Deacon Holloway offered prayer over this offering. The announcements of the week and the introduction of the visitors were made. While the choir sang. “How Many Times ” the general offer ing was lifted. The offering was consecrated by singing ‘ oloria Patria.” Proceeding the pastor’s sermon, the choir rendered two very beau tiful selections, the first being “What Did John Do?’*” and the sec ond. “Give Me A Voice To Sing Thy Praise.” The theme of the pastor’s ser mon was “Touch and Change The pastor pointed out how if we were touched by the hand of Jesus that we would be changed from cur sinful and worldly ways. The R w. Booker cited many examples of how Jesus healed many by tno , touch of His band from physical : and moral illiness. He also told us bos we must put our trust in and have faith that Jesus can touch and .change us. Immediately after the sermon an invitational hymn was offered. "Almost Persuaded." We had one young lady to accept the invita tion and become a candidate for baptism afterwhich she will bo a member of our church The Doxology was sung and the benediction was pronounced by Rev, Eddie Baker. SICK AND SHUT-INS Mrs. Mary Winters, Mrs. Estella Pulley. Mrs. Kjssic Johnson and Mr. Cleveland Woods. THOUGHT OF THE WEEK ‘•Lot the touch of Jesus change you.” MAKE EXTRA MONEY SELL — The — Carolinian Your own state newspaper, with news of your community while it is still news. Liberal Commission Fill out and mail the coupon below at once. * The CAROLINIAN * 518 E. Martin St. » Raleigh, N. C 1 Please send details of how I can earn money sellinp. i The CAROLINIAN in my community. 1 think l can sell I copies weekly. ■■sy’-; i I NAME -- i I If ' ADDRESS ..... ( | * CITY OR TOWN ............ ... ..... • I ion of the Rev. Nathaniel Vinson, A nice message was brought by the assistant pastor, the Rev. Os car Evans. FIRST BAPTIST -~ Sunday School started at 9:30 with the supt., Mr. W. H. Taylor, Sr., in charge Morning worship began at 11 o’clock with the Moseley Jones and Tots’ Choirs in charge of mu sic, directed by Mrs. E. M. M. Kel ly. The scripture was road by the Rev. D. N. Howard, Sr. The morn ing prayer was brought by Deacon P. W Rand. The guest minister, the Rev E. L. Green, brought a dynamic sermon from the 11th chapter of St Mark. 11th verse: “When Christ. Comes.” Baptizing was conducted at the evening service by the Rev. How ard. The sermon was again de liveroded by the Rev. Green, The Rev. W. T. Walker will be the guest minister next Sunday. He received his early training in the public schools of New Jersey and earned the B.S. degree In Vir ginia, The pastor, members snd friends of (he Providence Holy Church and Manly Street Christian Church join the family of the late Tobie Smith in expressing sympathy at his passing. Mr. Smith, who re sided in Clayton, is survived by a sister. Mrs. F.ffie Daly of Raleigh and Boston. Mass. His funeral was conducted Sunday. ST PAUL A.M.E. —The Church School, with Mrs. Hattie Mitchell m charge, opened at the usual hour, with Mrs, Geneva Brown and Miss Jessie Mebane in charge of this music. The lessor, war, re viewed by Mr. W. A. Rainbow, with closing remarks by the pas tor, the Rev. L. S. Penn, who has returned from Conference to be with us another year. We welcome him back. The morning service began with the choristers leading the process ional. Mr Thornley at the organ and Mr. Win. Smith chorister The pastor used as his text, 2nd. Corin thians, 4th chapter, latter part of the 18th verse: “While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal. Subject. •The Glory of the Unseen,” It is good to find good irv the no-good. Many people have proven to he worthwhile when given the guid ance needed, who had been, called no-good. The person who is not a Christian sees only visible things w hi!e the Christian sees beyond that the invisible: sees and helps make the good. We were uplifted by this message. Dr and Mrs. Dennis Branch and Mr. D. Gourde* from Newport. Term, were visitors during the morning service. Springfield Church News BY ROY LFE COLLINS The Springfield Church School was opened at 10 a. m. by Mr. L. W. Whitaker, superintendent, a large enrollment was present. The lesson was “Jesus Healing Mini stry" taken from Matthew 8:5-17; the school was addressed by Dea con Roman Green who gave some challenging remarks concerning the lesson which was enjoyed by everyone. Morning service began at 11 n m with Rev. O H. Bcodie in charge. He extended all visitors a heartv welcome. The pastor preach ed from the subject "When He Saw Levittown Housing Hearing Postponed ’NEWARK. N. J. (ANP)-On request of Ira Goldman, counsel for Levitt and Sops, Inc., a public hearing concerning charges of dis crimination by two complainants against the developers of Lcvit towr, N. J., originally scheduled for November 14, has been post,- That City” based upon Acts 23:!). Prayer was given oy Deacon Lemon Wright; announcement by Mrs O D. Lane; prayer by Mr. L. W Whitaker: report by the clerk. Mrs. Della M. Leach. Junior ush ers served at the service. Our choir and congregation went to Oak City Monday night and worshipped with Rev. C. It. Trotter. The senior, choir u> asking members and friends to come to the church the fourth Sunday in November at 7 p. in Hallis Hinton of RFD l. Garner, married Miss Ernestine Collins, 229 New Rands Road Saturday night, November 15. Telephone TE 2-8777 Blood worth Strew TOURIST HOME Clean. Comfortable Rooms Radio "and relevision «2« S. Bloodworlh St. Raleigh Ka sour Fire Insurance adequate on your home? Was it bought to cover your home ten years ago or five years ago when the value was half what it is now/ The value of your home k worth protecting. Let Cav*ne*s Insurance Agency give yon full protection o« your home and furnishings. BEFORE YOU SUFFER UN NECESSARY FIRE LOSS. CAVENESS Insurance Agency 116 S. HARRINGTON ST. CALL 3-35*3 Dial TE 3-3563 ROY CAVENESS, Jr. ROY CAVENESS. 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