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If I" 7 N U B y Ti sii m cc ti ht TJ er ta 4 THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT., JUNE 16. 1979 !, is lai Ai als ye CO Ha, ,kii coi mi thi gas po i un bk wc op sta e wh p cla ms me am a far lev 'the $1 $1 SONNY WALKER TO SPEAK AT MOUNT GlLEAD William "Sonny" Walker will be the speaker at Mount Gilead Baptist Church for the 11 a.m. Men's ;Day Services. The Male Chorus will render the musje. Walker is a native of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He is a graduate of Arkansas-Pine Bluff. He has done graduate and post graduate study at Fisk University, Southern University, the University of Oklahoma, and :the University of Arkansas. : His past work experiences includes high school teacher, coach and guidance counselor, college instruc tor, and announcer and public affairs director for a radio station. - : He served asDirector of the Arkansas State Office of Economic Opportunity and Assistant to the Governor of Arkansas. He was a Division Director for the United State Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 1972, he became Director of the Southeastern ; Region of the Office of Economic Opportunity, and has continued in the same position with the Community Ser vices Administration. He is a member of many varied organizations in cluding the NAACP, the National Urban League, the YMCA, the American Society for Public Administra tion and a past member of the Board of Directors of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. He served as chairman of the 1977, 1978 and 1979 Full Employ : ment Conference Committee for the Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration. He was Chairman of the 1977 Combined Federal Campaign; United Way Speakers Bureau Chairman for 1978 and is currently : serving as Vice-President of the Metropolitan Atlanta United Way Board of Directors. He is Vice-Chairman : of the Southeastern Federal Regional Council, the : regional inter-agency body composed of chief regional officials of 1 1 federal agencies. Walker has received 4 honorary doctorate degrees and is an honorary citizen of over 60 Southeastern cities, and the recipient of numerous National, State and Community Awards for leadership and public ser vice including a Georgia Senate Resolution citing him as one of the most outstanding public servants to serve in the State of Georgia. He appears in the 1975-78 editions of Outstanding. Personalities of the South and Who's Who in Black America. MEN'S DAY SERVICES AT OAK GROVE Men's Day Services will be held at Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church, Sunday, June 17 at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. services. Guest speaker for the 11 a.m. services will be Attorney Roland Braswell. Guest speaker for the 6 p.m. service will be Rev. Percy Chase, pastor of Community Baptist Church. He will be accompanied by his choirs and congregation. 4 The public is cordially invited to attend these services, FATHER OF THE YEAR John Plummer, Sr., will be honored at the West Durham Baptist Church,' Sunday, June 17 during the 1 1 a.m. worship service. t He is a longtime member of the church and chairmari of the trustees' board. Dr. H. J. Cobb, Sr. is the minister of the church. 'Jtilll IliiSilli SONNY WALKER . f Wi REVEREND A. L. THOMPSONTO PREACH FAREWELL SERMON ON SUNDAY,' The, Reverend A. L. Thompson, pastor of First Calvary Baptist ChurchfortheTast twenty-five years, . will retire from that position pn Sunday, June 17,when. he will deliver his farewell serfnon at the 1 1 a.m, service. : ; Music will be provided by all of the choirs of the church. Former members of the church are also ex--; pectgd to return from various cities to witness the occa sion land to take active parts 'in the services. . Rev,. Thompson was called to pastor First Calvary following the death of Dr. H. H. Hart. He began his 1 pastorate in June 1954, and immediately institued a pro gressive program of activities. The first, was the indebt-nes$-ipf pie. qhurch. Within a few years, the mortgage was; terminated and the burning ceremony was held at the church. . , .'. ; y 3 ,: y y y';t " 'A In. iddion to thft. liquidation of the church debt several Sunday School classes, & gospel choir, a, wejl,. organized B6y Scout program' and a Brownie Troop foh4 girls were added. j , , yThe,.basernent of thi?bhurH was renovated and a full , graded Sunday School;: cl&ssfoom and .auditorium.,?, erected. This included a church kitchen and ladies' : lounge;- "- :;-jK.y- . ; . ; ?.rj;u;yfij In reeit, years, a new parsonage and several dwell ings were purchased. t, I , k.Ju The public is inyited to attend. '( u REV. THOMPSON MUSICAL PROGRAM AT OAKGROVE" y A Musical Program will be held at Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Churchj 80J Colfax St., Saturday, June 16 ; at 7:30 p.m. sponsored by Evangelist Mary C. Branch. V Guests appearing on this program will' be ;ther Evanglist Kenneth M. Dula and his choir of Carrboroii the Gospel Chorus of St. Augta Free Will Baptist Church, gqfky Mount and other. YOUTH DAY CELEBRATED Aft BETHEL 100 Years of Christian Pro-s gress, New Bethel Baptist vnurcn ceieoraiea xouin Day, Sunday June 10 in a two-part 'program. The 11 a.m. worship service featured Rev Lester Bake; The Youth of the Year Award was presented to Ms. Betty Johnson for outstanding services rendered in her church ; and the community. ! ; Ms. Johnson was born in Durham and grew up in the Crest Street Community. She is a graduate of Hillside ' High School. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Business Education and her Masters in Counseling from : North Carolina Central University. Ms. Johnson is presently a member of the Young Adult Ushers, the Centennial Choir and the Crest St. Community,Council. She is chairman for the Centen nial Program Committee at New Bethel.' 1 Ms.-Johnson is employed with the City of Durham as a counselor in the Durham-Orange County Employ ment Training Center. , . V The program continued at 4 p. m. with Mrs. Beverly Booth speaking on the subject ."Youth arid: their Needs." A skit was performed ty the Young Adult Department entitled "The Wages of Sin is Death." HOMECOMING AT NORTHEAST Homecoming festivities will be held at Northeast Bap tist Church, Highway 55, on Sunday, Juhe p. The pastor is Rev. David L.LMasscy. Guest speaker will' be Rev. A. B. Bass, a member of Northeast and pastor St. John's Baptist Church, Climax. ... , . ' The public is invited.; Dinner will fee served im mediately following ; the morning worship ' .",.' ; MEN'S DAY AT BIBLE WAY I j Men's Day Services will be held at Bible Way j Apostolic Church on Sunday, June 17 at 7:30 p.m. ' Guest speaker will be Elder James Gilchrist. i ) The Bible Way Youth Conference is now in progress Rightly beginning at 7:30 p.m. It begins on Saturday at '12 noon. Those persons desiring to have dinner with the Bible .... C ! 1 . - a L t 1 1 . 1 1. A DaxfiiriMMt sM Ciinlnil June 17 at 4 p.m. should let a Bible Way member know. 1 ! The Bible Way congregation along with their pastor, .Bishop John Russell,, Jr., will go the the anniversary of 'Bishop Leon Saunders. FATHER'S DAY AT COX MEMORIAL Father's Day Observance Services will be held at Cox Memorial Free Will Baptist Church, Riddle Road at the 11 a.m. service on Sunday, , June 17 with the pastor, Rev. Lynwood Philpot in charge. At 4 p.m., the Rev. Thurman McLean frorn ' Hamlet will be the guest speaker. Music will be rendered by the Ebenezer Male Chorus of Orange County, the Gospel Wonders, the Cox Memorial Male Chorus and other singing groups. will with. REV, FARRAR TO SPEAK AT UNION Union Baptist Church, 904 N. Roxboro St celebrate its annual Men's Day Service at 1 1 a.m Rev. Leonard Farrar, pastor of Friendshiop Baptist Church speaking. Rev. Farrar is a 1971 Magna Cum Laude graduate of Saint Augustine's College and holds a M. S. degree in Urban Administration and Decision Making from Georgia State University. Rev. Farrar is , presently employed as a Program Analyst with the N C, Depart ment of Human Resources. He is married and is the father bf three children. , VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT NEW BETHEL Vacation Bible School will be conducted . at New Bethel Baptist Church, Monday, June 18 through Fri day, June ,22 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. ' ; The public, is invited to attend. DR. HAROLD TIMBERLAKE TO ADDRESS , FIRST CALVARY USHERS On Sunday at 3:30 p.m.', the First Calvary Baptist ? -Church Usher-3oard-wilLobserveits annual anniver-, sary. The message -will ;be delivered -by Dr. Harold r -Timberlake, pastor of New Light Baptist Church in Ox ""ford. He will be accompanied by his church choirs, ushers and congregation:' - 5 : , ' . v " ' - Dr. Timberlake is' Vice Moderator of the East Cedar Grove Baptist Missionary Association. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. INSPIRATIONAL SINGERS CELEBRATE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY , The Inspirational Singers, of St. Joseph's AME i Church will celebrate their fourth anniversary in concert . on Sunday, June 24 at 6 p.m. ;' v The public is cordially invited to attend. SUMMER CAMP AT RUSSELL MEMORIAL Russell Memorial Child Development Center will have a summer camp for children 7 to 12 from June 11 to August 10. Interested persons should apply at the center week-days from 9 to 5 p.m. or call 682-13Q5. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT MOUNT GILEAD Vacatidn Bible School will be held, at Mount Gilead Baptist Church from May 18. -. 29, It will run from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Marie Council is the director. The Bible School Outing will be Saturday, May 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. .3 NEW BETHEL TO OBSERVE FATHER'S DAY The New Bethel Baptist Church will observe Father's Day, Sunday, June 17 during the 11 a.m. worship ser vice. The speaker will be ,RcvDr: E. E., Thorpe. ' .iiti-ite t : 1 k REVIVAL SERVICES AT NORTHEAST Revival services will bfegitf ph Monday night, June 18 at Northeast Baptist Church, Highway 55 beginning at 7 p.m. The Speaker will" be Revv David Odell Parrish, , pastor of Cedar, Rock Baptist Church in New Hill. . The public is invited to attend. DR. ISAAC ROBINSON TO SPEAK AT COVENANT Dr. Isaac Robinson, Associate Professor of Sociology at North Carolina Central University, will be, the lay speaker at Covenant United Presybterian Church, Sun day, June 17. The morning service will be under the auspices of the Men's Council. The "Man of the Year" awafd will be? presented arid the Men's Chorus will sing. MISSIONARY BIBLE CELEBRATES 33RD f ANNIVERSARY f the 5 Missionary Bible Sunday- School ( Class of Ebenezer Baptist' Church tyill celebrate' its 33rd Anni versary on Sunday, June 17 Jit 4 p.m. Mrs. Carrie Fow ler will be the speaker for ;the occasion. I . The Gospel Spiritualettes from Tally Ho Baptist Church along with Angelic Echoes from Henderson Center wilh render the music. iiiiiiliipl REV; FARRAR j JOHNSON ... Funeral: services:" for . Mrs. ;: Sarah . ,.Arney JftnnsQJ3k..pJ,J.i.90ayFiiyiet. teviiie.St., who died.Tues day, June 5 at Hillhaven Convalescent Center, were held Friday, June 8 at St. Joseph's AME Church by Rev. W, W. Easley Burial was in Beechwood Cemetery. There, are ho Immediate v survivors." i- ; y y CojArtesy of Scar- , ; Ijotougrw , A.wrHar,gf;u MembrJl Chapels..., and Gardens. WINSTON Funeral services ' for Estoria Jack Winston of V Meridian, Connecticut, m who died Tuesday, June5j funeral gtxbvu 1510 FAYETTEVlLLE ST. DURHAM, N. C. 27707 682-0327 LICENSED EMBALMER & ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR were held Saturday, ; June 9 J Rock:, Spring Baptist Church Vti '-T" Granyille . County " by,, .Riy, L NL Gooch. BuriaLwas.!n t)e church cemetery. '. He was a native of Granville County and a 1967 graduate Of G. C. Hawley High School. Surviving are his wife, Mrs; !Emm . s Robinson; two step-daughters, Ms. Chrishell Robinson and Ms; Renne Robinson; one daughter, Ms Devonia Robinson; his mother, Mrs. Addie Winston Thorpei his step-father, John Thorpesix sisters, Mrs. Elsieicott Derricot of Orange, N.!,J.,Mrs? Mary Dudley, of Meridian, Coring Mrs. Larshie Har ris Of Butrier, Mrs. Doris Reed and Mrs. Teresa Sylva and Ms. Cynthia Winston,, both pf Water buryK . Conr.; . three Mothers,1 Nelson inston MwfWiu teni Jam- iie.Wuiston of .Hartford, Conn., and , Kennedy Floyd of Butner; his pater nal grandmother, Mrs. Charity Winston of Creedmoor. i f; :t -k i'i & I rK ; (?M- MARABLE Funeral servie'es for Mrs. Edna Mae Marable of 1707 South St., who died Thursday, June 7 at Duke Medical Center, were ' held Tuesday, June 12 at' Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church by Rev. Z. : D. Harris, Burial was in ' Glenhview Memorial Park , Surviving are two daughters Mrs, Barbara $ruton Marable and Mrs. Betty Marable Copelarid; Specialty with Restorative art and Embalming Assisting Families with pre-funeral and post funeral business arrangements ' Providing the familiei.ith the proper and dignified service Families can choosefrom a variety of services un of I An I Families can choosefrom a variety of services " wh I ,; foi 0saB()u4B-()'a(4H(am04H(4aao air 'jU '"" 1 cer I . . "pi. I coi II -kJj ll I , Re "l L; Uk( I . I 11 $&&Wl2l 13. h J1 , mroMmmmgmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm'iam iiiiiin nimn mi , niiiiiW J paj I ELLIS D. JONES & SONS, INC. Licensed ; Funeral Directors , & Emblihers 'Counseling on Veterans'& Social Security Affairs ate Funeral 688-1323 ice rMMM.MMM.M.MI,,MMM) to ' $3, ab( Nal gas mo per , 19( per 19, not to con hea boi ; fo sti wi 11 6IS and .II!' :': jy I it - Scarborough Ct Hargett Memorial Chapck Ct Garde fa FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 306 S. Roxboro Street Durham, N. C. I ! Fhone 682-1 171 "A Dignified Service In a Sympathetic Way" Burial Pro tector Plan OUR LICENSED STAFF Ernestine Scarborough Bynum Licensed Funeral Directress and Embalmer J. C. "Skeepie" Scarborough, IE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Douglas C. Ray Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer T Connie B. Dunlap y Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Ronald H. Scarborough. Sr. Emmett Caldwell i. C. Carter Lloyd Byas Licensed Funeral Director Licensed Funeral Director z , Licensed Funeral Director Licensed Funeral Director -I one brother, Harold L. Ppindexter; two grand , chldre,n.;;' , , i( : , JOINES -,, Funeral services for Mrs. Grace White Jones, 76, of 807 Duke St.,. Apt. 227, who died Sunday, June 10, were held Wednesday! June 13, at Moiinti VerjiOn Baptist Church by ReV. Percy L. High. , Burial was. in Gaines Chapel AME Church Memorial Gardens in Orange Coun- ty- :, . . . v ; , r. She was a native of Wilkes County. There are no immediate survivors. , SMALL Mrs. . Mattie Small of 2318 Charles St. died Monday, June 11 at Pineridge Nursing Home in Chapel Hill. Funeral arrangements were , in complete at press time, i Courtesy of Scar borough & Hargett .Memorial Chapels and Gardens. JAMES , ! Funeral services for Mrs. Floyce Baines James, '63, of 55-A Dayton St., who died Sunday, June 10 at Duke Medical Center, - . :,--: .- were held Thursday, June 14 at Fisheri Funeral Parlor, by-. Rev. Bishop was un- r. .. -Glermview Memorial Park. jShe, was. a , native of Durham County and a member ' of Emmanuel Tabernacle Church..t ; Surviving sisters, "Ms,, Baines and t il 'two ) Holiness 'i are Ms. Foy M. Baines; three brothers, Floyd Baines and Johnny Baines, both of Baltimore, Md. and Willie Baines. Arrangements were ' by Fisher Funeral Parlor. ALLEN Funeral services for Joseph Thomas AUen, Jr., 4, of 3103 Dearborn Ave. who was struck and killed by a car Sunday, June 10, were .. held Wednesday, June 13 at Greenfield Bap tist Church by Rev. W. R. McJBurfttJtwas ki the crwrwrwteryf'' i ; Surviving are . his Sarents,,)' Mr.;i. & :Mrs., osepn , Thomas ; Allen, Sr.; one sister, Joyce Renee Allen; his parternal jfUndrparints, Mr. & Mrs. 3q$ tfe;rAllen; his mater--nal Vanamother, Mrs. Killian-Ragland Cozart of Creedmoor; two great grandmothers, Mrs. Lela Allen of Creedmoor and Ms. Cozy Bailey. WHITFIELD Horace: "-t Whitfield, formerly pf Durham, died Tuesday;? June .12 in New York pty. Funeral ar rarigcment&i were 'fn corrtplete at press Urhefj "Courtesy of Scar: borough & Hargett Memorial Chapels and Gardens. PACE " William Luther Page of 2318 Fayetteville St) died Tuesday, June 12 att the Vetierans ' Administration Hospital. Courtesy of Star- borough & Hargett Memorial Chapels and Gardens. FT--1 W. A. AMEY'S I ERAL SERVICE j & FLORIST I FUNERAL SERVICE LICENSEES Elijah J. Fiaher, in "Pookey" Christopher T. Fisher LICENSED ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR James A. Pegram 3137FayettevitfeSC Durham, NC 27707 (919) 682-3276 . RESIDENT TRAINEE Qyde Moore, nl ' "Where you are only a call away from service oil m.h.JI 1 A.- r L. M . , m . aaueu irusi. uur couneous, enicieni ana aignuiea ser vice is fitting to your loved ones who fall asleep." , 1 : . . ' " i ' r . -. . I VWNBtAL OlltfCToi gjiylll MW HONOWUI Mtvicl CH j o I I 2919 Fayetteville St. Durham. N. C. ! 688-1860 Florist Shop 688-3310 I I I I I I I I I I I ! I 1 (Sbitrrii -. FOUNDED 1 866 !t 3400 FAYETTEVlLLfe isTREfet ' , DURHAM: NORTH CAROVINA 27707 LORENZO A. LYNckiASTOR SUNDAY, JUNE 17 W9 9:30 A.M. Church School n r' -. Dr. Charles A., Ray, Superintendent 10:55 A.M. Worship ! ),!- SERMON A, THE PASTOR ON BEHAVE THUS IN GOD'S NEW LAND (YEAR) - TAKE MY BONES WITH YOU TO CANAAN I" Miss Paula Harrell, Organist .-f ANNUAL VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL 3 . Monday - Friday - -June 25 through July 6, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m, ' MM.MMM tdfownt iead ffiafvtat 404 DOWO STREET , ; DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27701 ALEXANDER D. MOSELEV. D.D.. MtNlSTtR J. c. trOeitT. assistant minister FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 17.1979 y-, :-'r-:vC 8:00 A.M. Morning Worship y i y : Sermon , Rev. Alexander D. Moseleyi Music , Senior Choir vtv y - .--y 9:30 A.M. Church School y y ::VTr:r : y. :' fy 10:45 A.M. , Morning Worship : y - y; Sermon , Rev. Alexander D. Moieley' j y? ; Youth Preientation - "Thank You 0adM Muiicy y : Junior & Tots Cholri J VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - June 18 - 30 yfe'y: 5:30 p.m. Daily , yy.-. i TRANSPORTATION IS PROVIDED TO ALL SERVICES UPON REQUEST Call 688-6052 or 688 7180 or 682-71 60 5 ST. JOSEPH'S AME : CHURCH t 4. s ! . "Striving For Liberation And Fref (orn VVith Jesus Chrisjt Since 1 869" " .... ; 2SJJ.1 Fayetteville St., Durham, N.Q. , 5 W.W. EASUEY, Minister v May 20, 1979 ' y 8 a.m. Worship Service ' 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 :00 a.m. Regular Worship Prayer Service 1 2 Noon ' Each Wednesday , Jr. Church Wednesday 6:00 p.m. " BBaiaA