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Hunt said he hopes black voters turn out heavily and that blacks make their choices in all of the races. "This is a or#>At nnnrtrtnnlfu n* ? 'twin concluded, "for black voters of North Carolina to really have a major voice in the, direction of the state will take in years to come." I ton-Salem ONICLE in Markets * rj IONS: thhampton Dr. Liberty St. iwest Blvd. ertown Ave. Liberty St. htown St. eral Stores IONS: ! Lexington Rd. ightown St. ngton Rd. Therry St. ? wm mm ?? - Kurai Hall Kd. 'atterson Ave. hese Stores ; 1505 E. 14th St. . 905 N. Patterson Ave. 2948 Glenn Ave. Northside Shopping Center 1701 E. 5th St. 108 N. Claremont Ave. Bowen Park Store Downtown Liberty St. 1225 E. 5th St. 554 N. Patterson o Beauty 600 N. Patterson t 843 E. Liberty St. 2439 N.Cherry St. 1hese Racks at 5th & Trade Sts. jr at 4th & Liberty t Thruway t Parkview ^ t Northside L College Plaza oris Soonji [HE WINSTON-SALEM CHRONIC * Baptist Ai by James Smith Staff Writer The Winston-Salem Baptist Ministers Conference and Associates, will sponsor a pre-convention musical concert, Sunday, August 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Benton Convention Center. Featured in the concert will be a 200 voice Anthem Choir and 200 voice Gospel Choir, both composed of members representing 17 Baptist Churches in the city. The program is being coordinated by Harry D. Wheeler, a music instructor for the Winston-Salem/ Forsyth County School System.-Other conduct ers will include D.W. Andrew* with Aldermen ' Continued from Page 1 amount of gas escaped, but it could do very little damage to the individuals. The most it could possibly do was to make a person cough or cause their ..... k. > t- _ !J cjrca iu uctumc rcu, nc bttlU. Since that time, Jamison said they have stopped using gas and are now using powdered chlorine. "However, it's more expensive, harder to work with, takes up more space -- but, it's less harmful," he said. Jamison also said that the finance committee has been asked to look for another site for the park's swimming pool and other facilities. But at present, financing is one of the major problems. "There has been no money ? A ? set aside tor a new center and the federal government- hascut out the community center grants," he said. Those grants were discontinued during the Lyndon B. I* NO I mJIW nj & LE ssembly Mi the anthem choir and Marion P. Thomas, Faye Duncan and Belinda Daniels with the , gospel choir. Dr. Warnie C. Hay is chairman of the pre-convention musical and Dr. Jerry Drayton is general chairman of the planning committee. Others serving on the committee are: Rev. William S. Epps, Rev. J.L. Coleman, Rev. B.F. Daniels, Dr. J. Ray Butler, Dr. David R. Hedgley and Dr. K.O.P. Goodwin. The nrp-mnvpntinn mticiool is being held in conjunction with the "All Baptist Assembly" which will convene here beginning August 2-5 at New Bethel Baptist Church^ : ~ To Decide Johnson administration. Jamison said that of the five major parks, Fourteenth Street, Martin Luther King, Jr., Pole, Miller and Sprague, most of them were built with assistance from the federal government. The list of repairs which has been suggested by tho Reynolds Park Advisory Pftnnril irir?1 iiCQ fiftA wvwiivii uiviuuv | UW iUI V1 lb remodeling of the restrooms; $6,000 for painting the gymnasium; $6,000 for installing exhaust fans and $10,500 for laying a sidewalk. The council also presented the committee with a list of major improvements which include $40,000 for air conditioning the gymnasium. Jamison said it was the -consensus- of - the committee that it would rather build a new park than spend a lot of money to make the major improvements. W AVAILABL at RE o * ttsi**es! Ca*?? " Custorr Cards In Se^ 3 Pepper Building hone: 722-8624 * SATURDAY JULY 31, 1976 eets Here Dr. Jerry Drayton is host pastor. The forthcoming assembly, is part of the constitutional structure of the General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Inc. Every four years, the mnvcntinn nfnvtHes for an All Baptist Assembly, in which all auxiliaries and Departments of the General?convention come together in an All Baptist Assembly. . Dr. J.J. Johnson, president of the General Baptist Convention of N.'C., Inc., has called upon all Baptists to give full support to the meeting. Df. Johnson has also called a a a _ _ upon every pastor, leaaer ana member of the Baptist Family to put forth every effort to make this assembly one of the greatest events in Baptist history. "We need to get together forfcllowship and just to enjoy the Lord together," stated Dr. Johnson. Dr. O.L. Sherrill, executive secretary of the General Baptist Convention, has urged all the pastors and leaders that "we have a long way to go financially," - He has asked that every pastor, church and Baptist auxiliary bring and send as much as possible so that the million dollar budget may be raised. Theme for the convention is "Christian Freedom and n ? * nesponsioiiuy. Throughout the assembly, -there will be various speakers and discussions. Dr. Coleman W. Kerry, Jr., is chairman of the Program Committee. E II DUCED COST! I top by our office! II 1 and look II l ? I i-Designed I ts Of 500 or 1000 I wi?w^i jSa
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