Section B
The Bandon Notebook By Maggie B.
Beautiful! Outstanding!
Inspirational! These are
just three adjectives which
aptly describe the
Installation Service for Dr.
W.J.p. Livingston Sunday
afternooii, the greatest
milestone in Bandon
Chapel’s existence.
In spite of the inclement
weather, a near capacity
crowd was present and one
could actually fed the spirit
of warmth, friendliness and
brotherly love which
prevaded the atmosphere.
Deacon Henry T. Bunting
was the Presiding Officer,
giving the invocation and
welcome. Approrpiate
scripture was read by Rev.
George Cooke of Ballards’
Bridge Baptist Church. The
Pastoral Prayer was
rendered by Rev. Charles
Ledford of Macedonia
Baptist Church followed by
a solo by Mrs. Susan Godley,
entitled “Jesus, Use Me”.
Her beautiful voice filled the
sanctuary, setting the mood
for the inspiring message of
Rev. Melvin Hester of the
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Simonsdale Presbyterian
Church, Portsmouth, Va.
Since Bandon Chapel is in
reality “the child” of Rocky
Hock Baptist Church whose
people encouraged us so
much, helped in many
different ways and lent us
their talents and prayers to
get started, it was
appropriate that Rev. Larry
McClure, pastor of Rocky
Hock, was assigned to
“Question the Pastor” as
their off-spring “came of
age”.
Rev. George Cooke gave
the “Questions to the
Congregation”. When he
announced “In the Name of
the Lord Jesus Christ, the
Great Head of the Church, I
do pronounce and declare
that Dr. W.J.B. Livingston
is duly constituted the
Pastor of this congre
gation”, the sun
brilliantly broke through the
clouds as if God was smiling
and giving His stamp of
approval. (Made cold
shivers run down one’s
back.)
The “Charge to the
Congregation” was given by
Elder B. K. Rowley and the
“Charge to the Pastor” was
given by Elder W. F. Smith,
both members of
Simonsdale Presbyterian
Church but also claimed by
Bandon Chapel. These
dedicated men have been
devoting their time and
talents to Bandon Chapel for
a number of years and are
ready and willing to
perform any task asked of
them.
The Benediction was
given by Dr. W.J.B.
Livingston.
Music was provided by W.
F. (Butch) Smith at the
piano and Mrs. H. T.
(Margaret) Bunting at the
organ, with B. Kent Rowley
leading the singing.
Bandon Chapel extends
heartfelt “thanks” and
appreciation to the
ministers and all others who
labored that this day and
hour might be.
Following the Installation
Ceremony a delightful
reception was held in
Fellowship Hall,
coordinated by Mrs. Willie
N. (Louise) Waters. The
table was beautifully
decorated with crystal and
silver and an abundance of
delicious homemade cookies
- every variety imaginable -
fudge, mints, sugared
pecans, peanuts and
refreshing punch was
available for the enjoyment
of all. Mrs. Garris (Betty)
Perry presided at the punch
bowl. Mrs. Waters extends a
grateful “thank you” to all
the ladies who made and
donated the “goodies” and
helped with the reception.
Following the opening
exercises Sunday morning,
Supt. Thomas H. Dilday
shared a letter just received
from David Smith, our
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, February 26, 1976
missionary in Africa. David
expressed his appreciation
for being accepted into the
membership of Bandon
Chapel. He reported that
little Becky now weighs 20
pounds and is beginning to
walk. He requested our
prayers that he and Linda
(his wife) would be
successful in spreading the
gospel of Christ.
In reviewing our Prayer
List, we find that Jane
Barnes, Terrance Barden,
Juanita Elliott, Harry
Webb, Bob Mason and
Elizabeth Rogerson are still
in need of prayer. Prayer is
also requested for Watson
Blanchard now in Maryview
Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.,
Mrs. Annie Cooke in Chowan
Hospital, Mrs. Dot Wooten
in Duke Hospital and Mrs.
R. E. Harvey. Don’t forget
our missionaries and our
beloved pastor.
NOTE: Bible Study will be
held this week on Tuesday
night instead of Wednesday,
at 7:30 P.M. in Fellowship
Hall. Dr. “Bill” will lead the
discussion. All are invited.
The BCWG will meet
Thursday from 11 A.M. to 3
P.M. Bring a sandwich and
enjoy fellowship with us.
“Happy Birthday” was
sung by all in honor of
“Izzie” Barden and Henry
Skinner as their
contributions were added to
our Birthday Bank.
Our Juniors, taught by
Mrs. Betty Perry, had as
their subject “Courage to
Live For Christ”, based on
II Tim. Aim was that the
pupil may discover the
Christian’s resources for
daily living.
“The Church’s Meaning
and Mission”, Matt. 16:13-
26, was the topic for our
Adults, by Mrs. H. T.
Bunting. Aim was that adult
Christians learn true
discipleship, declaring
Jesus Christ both personally
and as a united Body before
the world, and carrying out
His work on earth.
Psalm 63 and Matt. 7:7-8
was the basis for Dr. W.J.B.
Livingston’s enlightening
message “0 God, Thou Art
My God - Early I Will Seek
Thee”. A brief resume
follows:
The ultimate longing of
the human heart is to know
God - to find an answer to
our deepest needs. We
cannot have rest until we
find rest in Him. However,
He doesn’t force Himself on
us - He waits for us to come
to Him. Ask God to come to
your rescue, no matter what
the circumstances may be.
Take the way of love. Seek
the lonely path knowing that
one with God is a majority.
Light your candle of faith in
Jesus Christ so it will shine
in this dark world. Seek and
ye shall find.
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Kitty Housden. Welcome.
We hope you enjoyed our
service and will come again
soon.
As usual, the Covered
Dish Supper last Friday was
most enjoyable - delicious
food, fuft and fellowship.
This is one of the best ways
to get to know your
neighbors and enjoy good,
home cooking at the same
time. Mark your calendar
now for the third Friday in
March. Try it - you’ll like it.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. George
Donald Copeland, Sr., of
Belvidere, announce the
birth of a son, George
Donald, Jr., at Chowan
Hospital on January 30.
Mrs. Copeland is the
former Brenda Gail Bunch.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Henry F. Copeland of
Tyner, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lawrence Perry of
Hertford.
Ruritans Planning Auction
Chowan Ruritan Club’s
annual community auction
sale will be held at Valhalla
Produce on Highway 32 on
March 6. The sale will begin
at 10 A.M.
All types of farm
equipment as well as cars,
trucks, antiques, boats and
miscellaneous items will go
on the block. The club
charges a 10 per cent
commission with a $25
maximum placed on any
one item.
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Earl White will be the
auctioneer, assisted by Tim
White.
Those seeking additional
information should call
Milton Tynch, 482-3426, or
Murray Goodwin, 482-8432.
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