2-TKE; CAROLINA TIMES-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1882 '
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, The Ushers of Covenant United Tresbyterian
Chu rch 1 306 Lincoln St., will sponsor a thrift and '
. bake sale, Saturday, December 4 from 10 a.m. to
3Lp.m. in the church basement. Items of clothing
. arc: for a dollar and less. Buy one and receive one
free. .
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The I Iclping Hand Club of Bell-Yeager Freewill
Baptist Church, 128 E. Cornwallis Rd., will pre
sent trie ; "Twelve iTribes of Israel" - Sunday,
Decem'oef 12 at 6 p.m. Speakers will be Rev. ,
Floyd eohard, associate minister of Bell-Yeager,
Rev. Kenneth Duff, pastor, Cameron Grove Bap
tist Church, and Dr. David H. Bell, pastor, Bell
- Yeager. t ; ;
Senior Choir Program at Mt. ZIon
The Senior . Choir of Mount Zion Baptist
Church, 2315 Fayetteville St., will have Birthdays
Dedication program, Sunday, December 5 at 4
p-m ' "t ;" - . w. , ; -Special
Service at Convention Home
A Special Service will be held at the Convention
Home, Gues Road, Saturday,' December 4 at 7
p.m. All Sunday Schools are.asked to come. '
118th Anniversary of St. Paul AME
CHAPEL HILL Historic St. Paul African
Methodist Episcopal Church, 101 Merritt Mill ,
Road, will observe its 1 18th Anniversary of its
founding, Friday, December 10 at a 7 p.m. ban-',
quet at the Carolina Inn. Keynote speaker Will be
Right Reverend John ' Hurst Adams, presiding
Bishop of the Second Episcopal District of the
A.M-E. Church. V.v' V - ' ,u ,
Bishop Adams has been active in many religious ;
and educational activities. He is a former presi
dent of Paul Quinn College, Waco, Texas. He has
advanced degrees from Johnson C Smith Univer
sity, Boston University School Theology and
Boston University He has received honorary
degrees from Payne Theological Seminary, Paul
Quinn College and Wilberforce University.- r
St. Paul A.M.E. Church was founded in 1964
under the grapevine on the land that was deeded to
the trustees by the late Gerry Hargraves. In
December 1864 the first church building was com
pleted. Rev. B. Willis Wilson l is pastor of St.
Paul. . . f
Banquet tickets are available. For further infor
mation call 967-3961 or 942-1422.
Love Service at Lake view
A Love Service for the Pastor of Lakeview Bap
tist Church, Dearborn Drive, will be held Sunday, '
December 5 at 5 p.m. ":""'
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Families can choose Jrom a variety of services.
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Jisws cf Bibia Way
The Senior Male'Chorus will sing for the morn
ing worship at Bible Way Apostolic Temple, 2817
Dark Circle, Sunday, December 5. Mrs. Ruby
Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ethel Williams will be in
charge of the 7:30 p.m. service. -
- World of Faith World Outreach
Satellit3 Ministry at Mt. Zion
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 2315 Fayetteville
Su is an affiliate member of the World of Faith
World Outreach Center Satellite Division and is
able to bring monthly teaching seminars live via
satellite to the Durham community.
From Sunday; December 5 through Thursday,
December 8 four nights with Hilton Sutton, one of
the leading experts in Bible prophecy, will be on .
the big screen satellite video. , ; ' 1 ' "
There is no admission charge. ' v
Yard Sals at Church cf God
A Yard Sale will be held at the Church of God
of Prophecy, Grant Street, Saturday, December 4
irom o a.m. to i p.m. "
Nina Troop 55 Scounts in Training
- Nine scouts from Troop 55 of White Rock 'Bap-'
: tist Church; 3400 Fayetteville St., were given
training in Multimedia Standard First Aid, Satur-
" day, November 13. It was an all day training ses
sion held at "the American Red Cross, Triangle
Area Chapter, Raleigh. - c
"-Those certified as completing the Multimedia
Standard First Aid course of instruction and cer
tified for three! years were: 1 Kenneth Brown, Star
Scoutt Chappel Floyd, ; 1st' Class; Eric Nails,
Eagle Scoutt; Eric Goins, Star Scoutt; James
V Lawton, Eagle Scoutt; Jimmy Lawton, Scout
master; Wilbert Mason, Star Scout; Wesley
'Schooler, Life Scout; and Roderick Frizzelle, Boy
Scout. - - . "
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V. E. Brown Honor Day at Gcthssmana
Honor Day for Rev. V. E. Brown pastor,
Gethesane Baptist Church, 906 S. Roxboro St.,
will be held Sunday, December 12. Rev. Gussie D.
. Thompson will preach at 11 a.ni, a Rev; James
Daniel, pastor, Orange Grove Baptist Church, will
.oreach at5:30 p.m. , , ".
DEATHS AND FUNERAL SERVICES
K0LL0CK 1 ALSTON .
Funeral services for Mrs. Funeral services for Ms.
Llllie Mae Kollock, 90, of Brenda W. Alston,. 40, of
2510 White Oak Ave.; who ' 116 W. Umstead St, who
died Sunday, November 21 died Saturday, . November
at home, were held Mon-: 20 at Duke Medical Center;
day, November 29 at St. were held -Tuesday;
Camden, N. J. '
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens. "
Mark AME Zion Church by
Rev. Howard E. Haggler Sr.
- Burial was in Beechwood
Cemetery.
She was a native of Ben
nett svi lie. S. C.
Surviving are two sons,
'DeriousT. Kollock and Earl
Kollock of New York; one
sister; six grandchildren;
eight great-grandchildren. '
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor.
THOMAS '
Funeral services for Mrs,
Odessa M. Thomas of ,519
E. Main St.; Apt. 510, who
died Monday, November 22
at Duke Medical Center,
were held baturaay,
.Memorial'
s one
Pamela,
held Monday, November 29
at . Glennview : Memorial
Park. - .
" Surviving are her
oarents. James Henderson
November 27 at Greater St. ; and ; Peggie Marie Brown;
Paul Baptist Church by Dr. - one i sister, Ms. Sherrie
LUNSF0RD
Funeral services for
at ; Burthey ' Amos Lee Lunsford of 7325
Russeii kq., wno aieo ai
Durham County. General .
Hospital, were - held
Wednesday, December 1 at
Cains Chapel Baptist
Church by Rev. Moses Flet
cher.' Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife,
BROWN "' '; Mrs. Nellie Lunsford; one
-Graveside rites for Infants daughter, Mrs. Harrett
ShuUte Michelle Brown,.of Perry; two sons, Claude
1128 Elmo St., who died Lunsford of Hillsborough
Thursday, November 25 at and Earnest Lunsford; one
Duke Medical center, were stepson, toward uupree or
November 30
; Funeral Chapel. Burial was
in' Glennview
Park. '
' Surviving
, daughter, Msk
Tabron. ' - -
Arrangements were : by
Burthey Funeral Service.- :
Brown; three brothers; her
materrialgrandparents,
Harnett and Alice Downey;
her paternal grandmother,
Ms. Sulina Henderson of
Butner. - , - . .
Baltimore, Md.; one step
daughter, Mrs. Carolyn
Young; one brother, James
Lunsford; six grand
children; four step
grandchildren. Arrangements were by
Burthey Funeral Service.
' Courtesy of Scarborough
& . Hargett Memorial
' Chapels and Gardens.
YANCEY .
.a- Funeral services for Tom
" "Nub"- Yancey of 2619
Owen St.;, who died Tues
day, November 30 at
Durham- County .General
Hospital, will be held Fri
day, December 4 at 11 a.m.
. at Scarborough & Hargett
, Memorial Chapel by Rev.
H0LEMAN Robert Bradshaw.' Burial
Funeral services for will be in Glennview
Richard Holeman, who died Memorial Park.
Monday, November 29 at Surviving is one sister,
Warren County General Miss Mary Yancey of Rox
boro. -, -.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens.
three, aunts, Mrs. Ara
Goodman of Newark; N.J.,:
Mrs. Hattie Straiter of Ox
ford and Mrs. Mattie Eldora
Howard; six grandchildren;
four great-grandchildren.
The family will receive
friends ' Saturday,
December 4 from 7 to 9
p.m. at Fisher Funeral
Parlor.
i Arrangements . are by
Fisher Funeral Parlor.
W. T; Bigelow. Burial was
in Beechwood Cemetery
She was a native of Lan
caster, S. C She was a
member of Greater St: Paul
Baptist Church.
Surviving are her hus;,k '...
band, Cleveland Thomas;' ' HARRIS
three daughters, , Mrs.- " Funeral, services . for
Elizabeth - T. Gladden of ? Alfred MJudge", Harris 'of
FOrestville. ' Md.. . Mrs. Rt. 4. Chanel Hill, who died .
Ethel M Barrett of Wilm-. ? Friday; -November 26 .at 'iRaieigh.
ingtort, Det. and Mrs. Jan-, f North Carolina -MembriaM . He was a
nie ' M. Smallwood ' of ! Hospital, were held TUes- Durham and
Jamaica, N. Y.; two sons, - day, November. 30 at Mill ; veteran.
Patrick-, Thomas . and -Grove Primitive Baptist Surviving are, his wife,
Cleveland E. Thomas of Church by Rev. Earnest w Mrs. Louise R. Dalrymp!;
Graves. Burial was in Mt. three sons," Calvin 'C.
Level Baptist Church Dairy mple Larry Dalrymple
. DALRYMPLE
Graveside rites for Calvin
Hicks "Buck" Dalrymple,
72, of Nash County, who
died Monday, November 29
at the Veterans Administra
tion Hospital, were held
Thursday, December 2 . at
National Cemetery,
native , of
a military
htOCTOA
Funeral services for Mrs.
Vergie Atwater Proctor, 73,
of Rt. 3 Box 256, Fayet
teville Rd., who died Mon
day, November 29 in
Bronx, 'N. Y., will be held
Sunday, December 5 at 2
p.m. at New Hope Mis
sionary Baptist Church,
Chatham County, by Dr.
Marcus V. Ingram. Burial
will be in the Williams
Family Cemetery. '
She was a native of
Hospltal, were held Thurs
day, December 2 at Sar
borough & Hargett
Memorial Chapel. Burial
was in Glennview Memorial
Park.,-;i-r:v:-n
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
CTiapels and Gardens.
' BAKER ,
- Mrs. ; Leona H. Baker
died Wednesday,
December 1 at Durham
.County General Hospital.
SMITH ", .. -." Funeral arrangements were
Funeral services for John ' incomplete at press time.
Edward Smith, 58, 1 of 607 The family, may bo con
Hick St., who died Sunday, . tactecT at trie home of Mr.
November 28 at Durham : and Mrs; Sam Satterfield.
County General Hospital
will be held Friday,
December 3 at 1 p.m. at
Orange Grove Baptist
Church by Rev.. J. j.
Dunstan. Burial will be in.
508 Rippling Stream Rd.
- Arrangements are by
Fisher Funeral Parlor.
Chatham County and was the Carr Family Cemetery
educated in the Chatham Surviving are his wife,
uounty . public bcnpois. , Mrs.. Ida ,0. Smith; four.
&ne was a member of New daughters;1 Mrs. Marie
Hope Missionary Baptist Outen, Mrs: Rosa Hlnton of
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District Heights, Md.; nine
grandchildren;, one great
grandchild. Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memoriat
Chapels and Gardens. : ; .;
- , DEAN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Almeta Dean, 66, of 1307
Faye St.; were held Mon
day, November 29 at Bur
they Funeral Chapel. Burial
W3Q In Glpnnvipuu Mnmnrial
j Park;
Surviving is one grand
daughter, Ms. Phillis
Berea.
Arrangements . were by
Burthey Funeral Service.
. Cemetery;
' He was a native of Gran",
ville County and attended
.the Granville County,
schools. He was a self-
- employed carpenter.
He was a member of Mill
Grove Primitive Baptist
Church and a deacon. He
was a treasurer and clerk of
;the Durham Primitive Bap
tist Association.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Glovenla Harris; one
brother, Maynard Harris;
two sisters, , Mrs. Essie
Chatman of Tinton Falls, N.
J. and mrs, Olie Moore of'
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daughters, Mrs. Rosa Mc
Claln" and Mrs, Evelyn
McPherson of Washington;
D. C; 13 grandchildren;
seven, great-grandchildren.
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor.
PREATTY
Funeral services for Mrs.
Leverta C. Preatty of 1317
Fargo St., who died Sun
day; November '28 at
Durham County General
Hospital, were held Thurs
day December' 2' at West
Durham Baptist Church by'
Rev. Harold J. Cobb Sr. -Burial
was in Glennview
Memorial Park.
- She was a member of
West ' Durham Baptist1
Church.
Surviving are her hus
band, Thomas Preatty; her
mother, Mrs. Mary Cov
ington; one brother; Willie ;
Covington; two sisters, i
Mrs. Mary Alice Williford of
Pensacoia, Fla. and Mrs
Reathie Rogers.
Church, and. its Sunday
School and Gospel Choir.
She was a charter member
of Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church, Los Angeles, Calif.
She was also a member of
the H & A Family Club and
Williams Family Circle,
Surviving are one son;
Myles Proctor Jr. of Los
Angeles, . Calif.; two
daughters, Mrs. Mary E.
Montgomery of Los
Angeles, Calif, and Mrs.
Rader Webb of Bronx, N.
Y.; three sisters, Mrs:
Rader Prince. Mrs. Ethel
Perry and Mrs. Stella
Alston; three . brothers;
Frank Atwater and William
Atwater,. both of Chicago,
New York and Mrs. Hattie
.Rhodes and Mrs. Margaret
Holloway; four sons, John
Henry Smith of Virginia.
John E. Smith, Hubert T.
Smith and Norman H.
Smith of Washington.' D.
C; 32 grandchildren; 2
great-grandchildren- v t
- Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial
Chapels and Gardens,
SQUIRES
Jasper Earl Squires of
900 Larch wood Drive, died
Monday, November 29 at
Duke Medical Center.,.
. Funeral arrangements were
Incomplete at press time.
burviving is one sister,
and John A. Atwater; Ms. Oneida McGhee:
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