Mt. Airy News
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The Adult Ladies Chorus
rendered special musk ou
Sunday morning. Also a spe
cial solo was sung by Miss
CWola with a voice so sweet it
can make your soul rejoice.
What have we to be happy
about? Every good thing the
prophets talked about.
.As we gathered into the
sanctuary the most sacred
part of the church, it seemed
aa if the Holy Spirit began '
touching souls all over the
church. As we witnessed to
the conversion testimonies of
Mr. George Lloyd Locklear,
also Mr. Gaston Locklear, 1
could see in their faces a
changed expression. This new
life begins at the time of the
new birth. It continues as long
as we live in this world, as
well as in the world to come.
Many know they have a need
for the new life, but they are
not willing to pay the price of
complete surrender. This
Sunday will be remembered.
The pastor did not preach for
he was carried away io the
Spirit.
We were so glad to have
Mrs. 11a Oxendine back in
church after being in the
hospital in such a serious
state for so long. She just had ?
to tell the church how prayers
had been answered. Then,
too, 1 think God sometimes
takes away our comforts and
privileges to make us better
Christians. I'm sure each
limitation brings us closer to
the greatness and goodness of
God.
Mr. and Mrs. Galloway
Hunt were back in church
after the loss of their son,
Harvey. For a loved one to die
is a heart breaking experien
ce, but for that one to live
might be worse. Who but God
really knows? Thus let us not
judge God, until all the facts
?it before us as the old song
tell us Not now but in the
commg years-it may be in the
saw s
there mirelimes we ll under
stand-Still, remember them
in .your prayers.
After church the pastor,
wife, and youth choir along
with others on the church bun
departed for Clinton. NO to
join with them at their sing
ing. They returned to church
service Sunday night.
On Monday night, Sept. 13
there were one hundred and
twenty three people from our
church who attended the
appreciation night and awards
banquet at ShefTs Seafood
Restaurant in Pembroke.
Guest speaker for the occa
sion was Rev. Tony Brewing
ton speaking from Acts 26:18
which was really interesting.
Speaking to the group as a
whole. 1 think everyone en
joyed everything that was said
and done. The delegation of
the entire program was fully
equippped. The awards, di
plomas. etc. earned and given
to the different individuals
were numerous. They were
presented to each and every
jg ^ Sunday ^the'plwior
extended from thTsmaiwt to
the oldest In our church. One
member said. "We've never
had anything Hkc this be
fore." I certainly will agree.
I would recommend ShefT s
to anyone. The dinner was
wholly prepared. A lot of
courtesy was shown by his
waitresses.
The pastor said thanks to
everyone who atte: ded. Look
for you again next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dosey Chsvis
of Route I. Pembroke had a
cook out party at their home
Saturday. Sept. 13 in honor of
Mrs. Rose Oxendine Hill (
Anchorage. Alaska. Mrs. Hill,
formerly of the Union Chapel
Community, and sister of
Mrs. Chavis. will spend three
weeks here visiting relatives
and friends. A delicious meal
consisted of steaks, fish,
chicken, home make cakes,
drinks, etc. Guests present for
the occasion were Mr. and
Mrs. Margolus Oxendine of
EatRflvMssMmauMm
Spring*. Mrs. Shcree
t of Burlington. NC, Miss
C ..... h ae rf Raleigh. Mr.
Slut. Mr. and Mr*. John
finder Oxendine tad daugh
ters. Mr*. Debbie Chavis,
frfrs. Gail Oxendine add
grandson. Joey Cbavis. Mrs.
Lucy Thomas and Mr. Ches
ley Oxendine. Mrs. Pearl
Oxendine. Mr. Brantly Oxen
dine. Mrs. Francis Chavis,
Mrs. Gladys Neville. Mrs.
Fossie Chavis. Mr. Wilson
Chavis. Rev. Grady Chavis. .
also Mr. Wade Hunt, all of
Pembroke; Mr. Stoney Lock
t ar, Mrs. Delia O. Locklear
nd daughter, Allison of
Maxtoa.
Birthday wishes were ex
tended to Mrs. Flossie Chavis
if and son. Mr. Dosey Chavis.
The entire group had a
wonderful evening of good
fellowship and socializing to
gether.
Mrs. Catherine Locklear
and Mrs. Lucy Griffith have
returned home from San
Diego, Calif, after spending
two weeks visiting Mr. Gene
Locklear. son of Mrs. Lockle
ar. Gene is an artist well
Known by n lot ot people.
Rev. Luke Cummiags of
Rockflsh visited in tip home*
He k one of our fcvotilo
cousins.
SICK UST '
Mr. Paul Jones has re
turned home from Southeas
tern Gerenal Hospital. His
condition is improving.
\ Mr. Benton Jacobs is a
psiient in Southeastern Gen
eral Hospital. His condition is
improving.
Miss Trudie Lockiear re
mains a patient in McCain
Hospital this being her third
week up there.
Mrs. Sharon Lockiear is a
patient in Southeastern Gen
eral Hospital. She has been
removed from 1CU.
> Mrs. Fannie Low cry is still
unable to attend church.
Mr. Stantley Lockiear is
still a patient in Southeastern
General Hospital for over
a month. His condition is still
unstable.
I myself have been under
the doctor's care this week.
Please remember all these
and many more in our com
munity who are sick.
Services at the Outreach
Holiness Church are held on
Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m.
for Sunday School. Morning;
Service at 11 a.m.. Singing
each 4th Sunday at 2:30. The
pastor is Rev. James "Rud
dy" Bullard. Jr.
We praise God that we
were again able to write news
for Outreach Holiness
Due to sickness, we have not
written for the past few
weeks. God has blessed us
and still is blessing the
church. Souls are still being
saved and we thank God for
that. Sunday there were 2
saved and we praise God. We
were so glad for our visitors,
Sunday. I'm sure they felt
a welcome spirit. Mrs. Juddie
Revels, Sr. Mrs. Swannie
| Otten and all the others. You
are welcome anytime to come
and worship with us.
Outreach Church is still grow
ing and God has blessed us in
so many ways. We will never
be able to praiae him for whet
he haa done for us. We preiee
hint" for oar pr tor. A man tba*
preaches us ti,. ord just HI
it is. If he preaches and i ' m
us we |uat move on up
because he won't talk down.
I praise God for every soul
he has given us in the past
few months. Husbands and
wives finding Jesus Christ as
their savior. That's a great
way to start your home by
letting Jesus Christ come in.
Young man. young girls, let
Jesus come into your heart
and things will be so much
better, ffe is a living savior,
he died On the crass that we
could have this Jay that we
find in serving Jesus. Sinner,
Jesus loves you because he
gave his life for you. Take
time out for Jesus, because he
took time for you because he
died on the cross. Get ready,
Jesus is coming soon. Don't
forget our singing every 2:30.
God bless you till next week.
WINNERS!!
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Children* Series are shown
about. They are Kristl Woods,
left, winner of the name the
clown contest. Her winning
name was Senior Casaboppe.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrow Woods o
Pembroke. Kristl Is a fifth
grade student at Pembroke
Winning the color the clown
content was Melons Keel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Keel of Lamberton. Melissa is
s third grade stndent nt
Rowland Norment Elementa
ry
f Both girls received several
gifts donated by Pembroke
and Lamberton merchants.
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