I THE
BALTIMORE
EXPERIENCE j
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Group Escapes to
The Country
by Herbert H. Lockicar
I suppose there are many
"avenues of escape," proba
bly as many as there are
causes for escape.
Summer heat, year 'round
work schedules, congested
city living seem to form ideal1
causes for escape for James
Hunt, Roscoe Tyler, Willie
Hunt, Sol Mavnor, Hal Hunt
'and Herbert Lockicar. Their
escape was by way of a
fishing- camping expedition
recently to Crisfield, Mary
land.
"The Fishing Seven" left
Baltimore City at 5:00 a.m.
Wednesday morning; travel
ed to Crisfield, a four hour
trip, pitched their tent in
area's State Park; got breat
fast at Aunt Em's; then
boarded the boat called
"Sweet Lady" owned and
operated by Captain George
Priiitt for a three day fishing
experience.
The water was fine; for
three days the weather was
great; the Captain used his
fish and depth finder with
absolute skill; comradery was
high; the food was good;
perfect conditions prevailed.
One slight hitch, the fish
weren't biting. Only a catch of
about twenty fish for seven
men for the three days.
Two weeks later was a
different story. The same
experience was repeated, ex
cept it was Enough for the
"great outdoors." The party
rented a motel room and
stayed for two nights and
caught about four hundred
pounds of Sea Trout. The fish
averaged about eight-ten
pounds each.
Yes, there are many ave
nues of escape. These are
often necessary to maintain
one's sense of self- control
and equilibrium.
Said one of "the fishing
seven" when one punches
the time clock five days a
week for fifty weeks per year,
he is only too glad to get away
from the "hustle & bustle' of
the city life and back to nature
and natural surroundings.
Says Locklear about the
water and outdoors as an
escape, "...itsgood to remind
me of the ultimate of creation;
how nothing was omitted or
left out."
Hal Haat Jr., agt 15
? .1
displays a "Catch af the
Day."
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Koacoe Tyler, Sol Mayaor, _
Willie Hunt and Jimmy Lewis
_ enjoy some "horseplay be
tween catches.
The Mayflower averaged under two miles per hour en
route to America.
.
Oid-Fashioned
Baptismal Service
Held Recently
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Aa old tuUoMd baptizing
Wm bdi Sunday, August 22,
1982 by God'a Holy Assembly
Church.
Rev. Jameo Maynor con
ducted the services held
around the peel of Sister
Retha and Jeff LecUear. The
services 'wen opened with
prayer led by Rev. Glassie
LocUear. Singers front God's
Holy Temple blessed the
gathering with two songs,
followed by testimonies. The
Happy Echoes from God's
Holy Aaaembly continued
with several songs wbfle God
conthmed to poor down his
blessfaigs.
Rev. Ben Midday preached
a short sermon on the hallow
ed experience of baptising
and baptism.
Prayer was led by Rev.
Willie Chavis, Sr. leading Into
the baptism. *? .
Five candidates were bap
tized by Rev. Jmm Maynor,"
iMbtod by Rev. Ben Midday
and members of the Deacon
Board, Bros. Gene Dial, Shel
by LocUear and Elmer Wil
Idas.
Those brothers and sisters
baptized were Bro. Winifred
McGirt, Sister Breads Chavis,
Bra. Lacy Freeman, Bro.
RedeD Ballard, deacon of the ?
church, and Sister Dorothy
LocUear.
The Lord poured out his
Messing on this service and a
joyous time was shared by all
in attendance.
Shown left to right, first
row: Bro. Winifred McGirt,
Rev. Pearl McGirt, Sister
Brenda Chavis, Rev. James
Maynor, Bro. Shelby LocUe
ar, Rev. Ben Midday. Second
row left to right: Bro. Lacy
Freeman, Bro. Gene Dial, .
Sister Glenda Dial, Bro. Re
dell Bollard and Sister Doro
thy LocUear.
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Congratulations
Granny on Your
Graduation
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' Ob Aagast 5, 1962 we
attended the Kobe eon Tech
nical College Commencement
Exerciaee where we saw ear
grandmother, Hilda Sue Cha
via receive aa*- Aaeeciate
Degree Diploma. She wae an
accounting student.
Mrs. Chavto la the wife of
Rev. Willie Chavis, Sr. of
Lumber Bridge, the mother
twelve children and gran
mother to sixteen of no.
we are real prowd of yea.
Michael Chavls, Jr.
Marv Ann fliwufa.
Tony Chavls, Jr.
Melissa Chavls
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