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4 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., OCTOBER 4.1980
BISHOP V. LAWSON TO CELEBRATE
36TH ANNIVERSARY AT FISHER'S MEMORIAL
Bishop A.W. Lawson will celebraie his 36th anniver
sary as pasior of Fisher's Memorial Uniied Holy
Church, 420 Piedmont Avenue, Durham, on Sunday,
October 5. Rev. Alan Smith, choir, ushers and con
gregation of Obie's Chapel Uniied Holy Church,
Timberlake. N.C.. will be the II a.m. guests, and Rev.
V.S. Thompson, choir, ushers and congregation of First
Calvaty Bap! is: Church, Durham, will be the 4 p.m.
guests. All aie invited :o attend.
Bishop Lawson began preaching in 1932 and was or
dained in 19?4. He became pastor of Fisher's Memorial
U:"ied H.'ly Chuich in 1944. Under his leadership, a
icv. edifice wiili an educa -ion depattmeni a id day care
ccn'et was construced in 1956. He holds the B.A.
degiee fii-m Ltvmgsvne College, SalisbOry, Bacheloi
and Mas'ei 'f Divinity degiees fiom Shaw Universi y;
Dv n 't Divmi! degiee fiom Uni'ed Christ ian C I -'ei'c.
G.'ldsboio.
In I960, he was app-nmcd Junior Bishop of 'he
United Holy'Chutch 'l Amenca and was consecrated
and apfvi'ticd Bishop of i's Youth Department in 1961,
a poj.rin he s:i!l liolds. He is also president of 'he
Wes'em Not'h Carolina District of the United Holy
Chuich of America. He is also a missionary, serving as
Bishop of Haiti.
CHURCH WORLD SERVICE ACTIVE
IN REFUGEE RELIEF IN SOMALIA
Church World Service, the 33 year old relief and
development agency of 32 U.S. Protestant denomina
tions, has joined with two other relief agencies to launch
an emergency aid program to deal with the massive in
flux of refugees into drought-ridden Somalia in the
Horn f Fast Africa.
According to the United Nations, there are now 1.5
million refugees in the African nation, some 25 per cent
of its total population. Somalia is one of the 25 poorest
countries of i he world as measured by its per capita
(i'P ($130). The refugees are fleeing from the war-torn
Ogaden desert region of Ethiopia.
Paul Hart ling, the UN High Commissioner for
Refugees, has called the Somali refugee problem the
"worst in the world." It is also one of the least known
in the U.S.
Joining with Church World Service in the new relief
consortium called the Inier-Church Response to the
Horn of Africa are Catholic Relief Services and
Lutheran World Relief. It will help both the refugees
and other Somalians affected by the region's severe
drought.
For more information, call the Carolinas
CWSCROP office in Durham (919) 688-3843, or send
contributions to Church World Service, Elkhart, IN,
46515 marked for "Somali Refugees."
CHURCH NOTES
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"LITTLE WOMAN OF THE YEAR"
Miss Sottya Hamm was crowned "Little Woman of
the Year" at St. MarktAME Zion Church during after
noon Women's Day Services Sunday, September 27.
Sonya is a fourth grade pupil and Y.E. Smith Elemen
tary School. Among her church activities are: member
of ihe Junior Choir, the Junior "Depart menf Sunday
School Class, Girl Scout Troop 714 at Si . Mark, and she
also serves as an Altar Girl. Sonya is the daughter of
Mrs. Beatrice Hamm and Bobby Hamm, great grand
child of Mrs. Lucille McCoy and Godchild of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Royal.
IMA RESUMES MEETINGS
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of
Durham will resume its meetings each Monday at 12
noon in the chapel of the Mount Vernon Baptist Church
beginning October 6. Dr. Percy High serves as the president.
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WEST DURHAM BAPTISTS CHURCH
TO OBSERVE 88TH ANNIVERSARY
West Durham Baptist Church, Nixon and Athens
Streets, will observe its 88th Anniversary during a series
of services on Sunday, October 5. District No. 3 will
sponsor the service at 6 p.m.
Dr. H.E. Haggler, Sr., pastor of Si . Mark AME Zion
Church and his congregation will be the guests. Dr. H.J.
Cobb is the pastor.
MRS. MARIE KING JOHNSON TO
PREACH TRIAL SERMON
Mrs. Marie King Johnson, wife of Rev. E.W.
Johnson, daughter of the late Rev. D.F. Brown, and
sister of Rev. Luther G. Brown, will preach her trial ser
mon on Sunday at the Morehead Avenue Baptist
Church at 4 p.m. Mrs. Johnson is a student at the Union
Christian Bible Institute where she is studying Theology
in Religion and Christian Education.
Mrs. Johnson is a licensed cosmetologist and a
graduate of Farah's Beauty College of Charleston, S.C.
She pursued advanced training at the Santa Monica City
College in Santa Monica, California, where she resided
for several years before returning to Durham.
Mrs. Johnson holds several awards, certificates and
trophies from this career. She has served as vice presi
dent of Business and Professional Women's Club,
Career Technician, Youth Interviewer and Youth
Employment Service of the State of California. She is
Youth Director and Sponsor at Cains Chapel Baptist
Chuich.
MASS CHOIR CONCERT
The Usher Board of Covenant Uniied Presbyterian
Chuich requests the honor of your presence at a Mount
Vernon Baptist Church Mass Choir Concert on Sunday,
October 5, at 6 p.m., in the Presbyterian Church Sanc
tuary, 1 306 Lincoln Street. Refreshments will be served
in the Fellowship Hall.
CAMERON GROVE HOLDS FAMILY NIGHT
Family Night, an annual activity at Cameron Grove
Baptist Church, was held on Sunday, September 21.
Rev. Markham Ingraham, pasior of New Hope Church
in Person County, officiated.
Mrs. Cora Dunnigan and family raised the most
money and won. The Peaks Family were runners-up.
Homecoming will be held October 19, I p.m. Dinner
will be served.
BIBLE WAY NEWS
Pastoral Day will be held at Bible Way Apostolic
Temple, Dark Circle on Sunday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Pastor Aid No. 1 a id No. 2 will be in charge. Commu
nion will be served.
At 3:30 p.m. Bishop John Russell, Jr. and ihe Bible
Way Family will render Arviee for Elder Trice.
Tne Noon Day Prer will be held at 12 noon
Wednesdays through. Fridays.
Bible Teachings are Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
T ie Wake Forest Missio i will give service on
Wed nesday at 7:30 p.m.
Tarry Service is Fridays at 7:30 p.m.
NEW BETHEL RECOGNIZES
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
New Bethel Baptist Church, Crest Street, recognized
three of its members on Sunday morning, September 28,
for their outstanding achievements. They are James
Elliott, Ms. Brenda Hayes and James Isaac, III.
Elliott, a well-known Durham photographer, owner
of A Color Studio, was recently awarded a degree in
Creative Wedding Photography. He is married to the
former Ms. Philistine Greene and is the father of two
sons. t
Ms. Hayes was crowned "Miss Hillside High last
week. She is a majorette in the Hillside High School
Marching Band, member of the Art Club, and president
of her home room. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Hayes.
Isaac was a guest musician at Greysione Baptist
Church, Hillsborough Road, recently. He was invited
by Perry Norris, band director at Durham High School,
to play with the orchestra at Greystone on Composer
Day with Mark BJankenship. Blakenship, a widely ac
claimed composer, editor of Adult and Youth Music in
the Church Music Department of the Sunday School
Board, Southern Baptist Convention, located in
Nashville, Tennessee, conducted the orchestra.
Isaac was one of the musicians for the world premier
performances of two" compositions., "Thanks Be To
God" and "Strength" which wCretfrn-tf o eu i'-t
i he Sanctuary Choir of Greystone and'wniien especial')
for Music Week and Composer's Day celebrations at
Greysione. The son of Mrs. Atyife : Boone Isaac, James
is a senior ai Durham High School, president of his
home room, treasurer of the Student Council and
member of the Wind Ensemble and DHS Marching
Band. He is apercussuMiisantf .Jajjfajsi five dif
ferent instruments. ; ;
35TH ANNIVERSARYOF
DR. L.W.REID SUNDAY
The 35th Anniversary of Dr. L.W. Reid, pasior of
New Beihel Bapiisi Church, Crest Street, will be observ
ed Sunday, Ociober 5. Rev. Hampton of Sanford wiP
be i'm guesi speaker at the 3 p.m. service. Dinner will be
served following ihe morning worship.
MISSION DAY AT GREATER ST. PAUL
Mission Day will be observed at Greater St. Paul Bap
tist Church, corner of Juniper and Hyde Park Streets,
Sunday, Ociober 5, II a.m. Dr. W.T. Bigelow is the
pasior.
The guesi speaker will be Dr. Royce Cornelius, pasior
of Mount Pleasant Bapiisi Church, Chicago, Illinois.
Mission Day is sponsored by (he Missionary organiza
tions of Greater Si. Paul.
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Deaths And Funeral Services
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Funeral services for Leo A.
Townsend Jr. of 1207 Mer
rick St., who died Tuesday,
September 23 at Duke
Medical Center, were held
Sunday, September 28 at
Scarborough & Hargett
Memorial Chapel by Father
Calvin Griffin. Burial was in
Beech wood Cemetery.
He was a native of Durham
and a 1940 graduate of
Hillside High School. He
graduated from North
Carolina Central University in
1948. He served in the U. S.
Navy from 1943-46. The for
31 years he lived in New
York where he was employed
at IBM until he retired
because of illness.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Flora Townsend Pitt
man of Rocky Mount and
Mrs. Jacqueline Townsend
Hunter of New Orleans, La.;
two brothers, Alan Townsend
of Queens, N. Y. and Luther
Townsend of Nashua, N. H.
Courtesy of Scarborough &
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Funeral services lor Samual j
Lee Jones were held Wednes
day, October 1 at Mountain Spr
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Rev. Horace Thornton. Burial i
was in the church cemetery
surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Masy Lee
.Jones; three sons,
iWillie Lee Jones, Elijah
Jones ot Timberlake
and Henry Jones of
Newport News, Va.;
24 grandchildren; 45
great-grandchildren.
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Funeral services for James
Clinton Peace, 55, of 2221
Chautauqua St., who died
Friday, September 26 at
Baptist Hospital in Winston
Salem, were held Wednes
day, October 1 at White Rock
Baptist Church by Rev.
Lorenzo A. Lynch. Burial
was in Beechwood
Cemetery's Veterans Sec
tion. He was a native of Durham
and was educated in the
Durham City Schools. He
was an electrician and a cor
poral in the U. S. Marine
Corps during World War II.
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Surviving are four sisters,
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Washington, D. C, Mrs.
Estella P. Marrow of
Camden, N. J., Mrs. Mary P.
Lassiter of Boston, Mass.,
and Mrs. Eloise P. Carraway;
two brothers, Aaron Peace
and Emmett Peace; one aunt,
Mrs. Rosa Farrell.
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Funeral services for
Thomas "Pete" Rogers, Sr.
of Rt. 1, Raleigh, who died
Friday, September 26 at
Wake Medical Center, were
held Thursday, October 2 at
Pleasant Grove United
Church of Christ by Rev. J.
H. Little. Burial was in the
churph cemetery.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Doris Rogers; four
sons, Thomas Rogers Jr.,
Calvin Elvis Roojjrs,,
Jonathan Lee Rogers and
Clifford Henry Rogers of
Baltimore, Md.; two
daughters, Mrs. Barbara
Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Mrs. Thomasine Rogers of
Queens, N. Y.; one sister,
Mrs. Isolene Evans; six
grandchildren.
Courtesy of Scarborough &
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and Gardens.
BRADLEY
Funeral services for Mrs.
Durie Malloy Bradley of 608
Canal St., who died Monday,
September 29 at home, will
be held Friday. October 3 at
2 p.m. at Scarborough &
Hargett Memorial Chapel by
Rev. W. E. Daye. Burial will
be in Glennview Memorial
Park.
Surviving are one son, Roy
Bradley Jr.; two daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Juanita and
, Mrs. Marion Blue, both of
.Clayton; three sisters, Mrs.
Burthey
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Funeral services for Mrs.
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Lawson St., who died Fri
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Durham County General
Hospital, were held Tuesday,
September 30 at White Rock
Baptist Church by Rev.
MMDZft f Lyoctj: Burial
was irt Beechwood Cemetery.
She was a native of
Durham and a graduate of
Hillside High School and
North Carolina Central
University. She was a
member of White Rock Bap
tist Church and its Maude E.
Logan District, Noon Day
Prayer Group, Church An
niversary Committee and
Hattie E. Shepard Missionary
Group.
Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Catherine T.
hinton; one stepdaughter,
Mrs. Sandra T. Smith of
Camden, N. J.; three sons,
Parham E. Shaw, Walter D.
Shaw and David J. Thomp
son, Jr.; four grandchildren.
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