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A POTPOURRI OF RECENT EVENTS THE WATSON FAMILY- By George B. Russ The Rev. Mack Timber lake, pastor of First Baptist Church, Creedmoore, choirs and congregation crowned the Union Baptist Tots Choir 12th anniversary observance with heartwarming success. The young minister, seem ingly, not much older than some of the older Tots, preached a beautiful anniver sary message especially designed for the younger set. Following his highly inspira tional vesper-sermon, the tall, handsome, white robed minis ter played and sang a popular gospel song entitled. "I'm Going Through." Mrs. Mary Brewington, Union Baptist's beautiful lyric soprano, a former mem ber of First Baptist Church, gave a colorful highly infor mative introduction to the minister. The affable Mrs. Brewington, is using her professional skills in directing the Tots Choir. Lisa, the 2nd runner up in the Miss or Mr. Totts Choir Contest, is the daughter of the charming artists, Mrs. Brewington. June 20th is Father's Day. W. P. Edwards, long time popular leader of "church-affairs" pertaining to the male congregation, is Father's Day chairman. Plans are underway to make Father's Day, 1976, the great jest ever. LThe music students of rs. Willa Farmer will be pre sented in concert Wednesday, June 2 at 8 p.m. at Union Baptist Church. The public is invited. Vacation Bible School will begin Monday, June 14 at 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to participate and make this the greatest Vacation Bible School yet. The Young Adult Choir will celebrate its second anniversary Sunday, June 13 at 3 p.m. Rev. Ms. Victoria Sizemore and the Davis Gospel Specials will highlight this event. The Family-of-the Month is that of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Glenn; presently, residents of Mebane. During the 1976 Spring Revival, at Union Bap tist, "the Watson family" played a tremendous role in the evangelistic aspect of the week long service?'The five pretty daughter's of the Glenn family are the children of Mrs. Ella Frances Glenn by a former marriage. However, the children and stepfather, Hubert Glenn are so well- For Your New Or Uiad Car Needs See SAM SCOTT ELKINS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 688-5511 OR 682-8479 LAMPS For all he gives, all he does, and all he is, he gets just one day. Make it special. FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 20. Classic by Gant. flfefcditbnal Dress Shirt Gant's concern for fashion and quality is seen once again in this traditional button-down Oxford. In 100 cotton. With Gant's tailored fit and single needle stitching in a choice of blue, cream, and white. $17.00. MAKE LAMB'S MENSWEAR YOUR PERSONAL CLOTHIER Crabtrei Valley Mall Lower Level cobt-e volley mol South Snuarp Mall VlfUIII bund VllirC. Durham, N. C. ' united In Christian love in the family that one sees only the father head as being the true father. Prior to the May Revival, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn : and the eldest daughter, Miss ! Kay Watson, ,24, a Patient -? Accounts Clerk IV at Duke Hospital, were members of : Union. Baptist. However, much discussion had taken place in the home, between the children themselves, about their nonmembership to the church in which "mother and daddy" were identified. This attitude naturally remove! some of the stigma of the description to the "modern home;" that, "the modern home is like a filling station by day and a . parking lot by night." Miss Denise Watson, 22, a beautiful young woman, secretary at Carmichael Audi torium, joined Union "under Christian experience" early in the week of the revival. Tammy Watson 17 a student at Orange High School, became a candidate for baptism. Parents, guardians or a friend usually accompany the neophte. On the second time around Dr. Grady Davis discovered that the Watson children were becoming in volved, so, he immediately, focussed the spotlight of the revival upon this family. By the end of the week, Ce'Vera Watson, IS, student at Stan ford Junior High School, and Jackie Watson, 10, a pupil at Efland Elementary School, had joined Union Baptist Church. This happy, well adjusted Christian family is taking its place in the church program. SAT., MAY 29, 1978 THE CAROLINA m?S-11 txm. Amman Academy of Family Dry W. T. Armstrong, i PtKtke that credit wfll b secretary-treasurer, has re- given for attendance to this ceived confirmation from the convention. , ' . HHS Senior To Present Piano Recital Sunday At Cox Mem'l Phyllis Yvonne Murohv. a senior at Hillside High School will be presented in a piano recital by her music teacher, Mrs. Gwendolyn Haskins on Sunday, May 30 at 5:00 p.m. Miss Murphy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy of 707 Spring dale Drive. She is a member of Cox Memorial F.W.B. Church and is also affiliated with the Order of Eastern Star, Chapter lSJ.A.C.'s The recital will take place at Cox Memorial. The public is invited to attend. PHYLLIS Y. MURPHY Old II. Stot Continued From Front Page Dr. Dcbnam, serving his second term in office, will preside throughout the convention and will be succeeded by Dr. John Holt, president-elect of Ashcvillc when the society meets in Greensboro in 1977. Scientific meetings and medical specialty sessions will be scheduled throughout the convention. Dr. Philip R. Cousin, pastor of St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church in Durham will be the banquet speaker. Con rad O. Pearson, Durham attorney and for many years, chairman of the NAACP legal redress committee in North Carolina, will address a joint session of the conven- ; DR. CHARLES ORR, with Mrs. Orr, at Retirement Ceremonies before the Board of Governors at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Friday, May 21, where he received Citation. m MARK OF EXCELLENCE V - a wi v J Chevrolet Monte Carlo . 1 When it comes Impersonal luxury Pontiac Grand Prix SJ and interior jM offers you lore exciting ways to g u tan anyoi GM's 1976 personal cars offer some exceptional driving choices. There's Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Pontiac Grand Prix, Oldsmobile Toronado, Buick Riviera and Cadillac Eldorado. There just isn't a better looking, more exciting lineup of cars anyplace. As you might imagine, such niceties as automatic transmission, power steering and power front disc brakes come standard on these cars. But you can express yourself further by ordering genuine leather upholstery, swivel bucket seats, a power sunroof, air conditioning with automatic temperature control and much more, depending on which car you choose. These fine personal cars are designed for people , who appreciate a special combination of . responsiveness and luxurious comfort. Their ultimate enjoyment comes in driving. Stop by your GM dealers soon and put them to the test yourself. We want you to drive what you like and like what you drive. General Motors. Maker of Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac. J iliac Eldorado -jg--SV. s ' u....Ur ' III Oldsmobile Toronado JI Buick Riviera 3 5 ""'""' mmm " ' Axaim 1 I 1 gmm" .""""""1""1',""n"""""""V 7
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