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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
810 North Highland .
Avenue is having its Annua!
Shrove
Supper February 22, 1977
from 6-8 p.m. The public is
invited to attend. Father John
W. Setzer, Jr. is the Priest in charge.
Goler Metropolitan
Delta Kappa Beta Lambda
Chapter will present its annual
. Black History Program at
Goler Metropolitan Ch\irch on
the corner of 4th and Dunleith
Ave. Sunday February 20,
1977 at ,1 p m The pnhlir ?
invited to attend.
0 Mr. Leroy Davis
Mr. Leroy Davis, 3500 13th
Street, N.W., Washington.
D.C., passed awav Fridav in
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that city. He was a native of
Winston-Salem but had resided
in .Washington, D.C.,
approximately 45 years. Mr.
Davis was a retired Civil
Service Employee, a Veteran
- of World War II, ancf a
member of the Antiach Baptist
: He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Lillie Penn, Detroit,
Michigan, two neices, Mrs.
Ruth M. Davie-,?and Mrs;?
Catherine McMillian, both of
this city.
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Gilmore's Your Friendly
Funeral Directors is in charge
of ,all services and arrangements.
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, Mr. Johnny Moses Mc
11301 E. 4th S
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day February 19, 1977
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The Young Adult Departikduh
Baptist
Church, 916 E. 12th St.,
presents the Central Orphanage
Choir of Oxford, N.C. in
concert Sunday, February 20,
1977 at 3 o'clock p.m.
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend. Dr. J. Ray Butter,
Pastor.
The NAACP executive
board will hold its monthly
meeting on Thursday February
17, at 7:00 p.m. The
local branch meeting will be
held on Saturday Feb. 19 at
-4^00??Both?meetings will be
held at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Deaths
Cloud, Jr., 503 N. Pugh
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jucci, paascu away oaiuruay.
He was a construction worker
and a Baptist by faith.
He is survived by the wife.
Mrs. Margaret Leola McCloud,
Southmont; a daughter,
Mrs. Rosa Lee Crover,
Lexington; a son, Mr. Johnny
McCloud, Jr., Sumter, S.C.;
and the mother, Mrs. Rosa
Lee McCloud, New York City.
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Funeral plans are incomplete
at this time. Gilmore's
Your Friendly Funeral Directors
of Lexington is in charge
of services.
Mr. C.A. Patterson
Mr. Charles Alphonzer
Patterson age 62 of 4241 East
Clarmont Avenue expired
Monday evening Feb. 14,
1977, at Forsyth Memorial
iiuapuai auti a unci ^cliuu ui
illness.
Mr. Patterson was born in
Winston-Salem, North CaroRyan's?
F
uneral
Home I
itreet Phone- 722-1141 I
s-well and make each I
rd perfect confidence
onstant endeavor of
nsurancc^A^u^^^^^^Jj
Ruth Gi
27th
^he RutliOroup of Ml. ZIUfT
.JBaulisL Ch?rchl&- Senior Mis
sionary Dept. celebrated it's
27th anniversary Monday
morning February 14th at the
home of Mrs. Ophelia Linton,
456 25th Street N.W. The
program, under the direction
of Mrs, Catherine . Hines,
Chairman c&nsisted of: Scripture
by Mrs. Janie Wilkes,
Worship Chairman who ap?propriately
used Psalm 27;
Welcome, Mrs. Julia Anderson;
ftesponse_ (tor_._all the
visitors), Mrs. Ricky Wilson;
Solo, Mrs. Ruth Irene
Thompson; Club History,
Mrs. Janie W. Thomas,
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Mrs. Mary L. Fair then
introduced Mrs. Lucille H.
Douthit, who talked from the
subject "Love Is The Key"
i and Ft
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una wnere ne spent most or
his life. He attended the local
schools and was a graduate of
Slater Normal High School.
Hp wa?s a Raptict hy f.iith
and a - retired employee of
Bowman Gray School of
Medicine.
Survivors include one
daughter, Ms. Patricia Patterson
of 3068 Gilmer Avenue,
four sisters, Mrs. Queen
Elizabeth Harper of this city,
Mrs. Miriam Littlejohn of 1241
East 23rd Street, Mrs.
Margaretta People of Washington,
D.C. and Mrs. Fay
Eldridge of Detroit Michigan,
two brothers, and Mr. Edward
Patterson and Mr. Marshall
Patterson Jr., both of this city.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete at this time.
Forsyth Directors in charge
of all services and arrangement.
Mrs. Dorothy Abbott
Mineral service for Mrs.
Dorothy Mae Abbott, age 48,
of 3707 Sawyer Drive was
conducted Friday February
11.
Mrs. Abbott was born in
Winston-Salem, where she
spent her entire life. She was a
graduate of Atkins High
School and Winston-Salem
State University.
She was a member of the
Goler Metropolitan A.M.E.
Zion Church and a former
member of the Senior Choir
and tho Looli Qui Club uf lliu
Church. Mrs. Abbott was an
employee of the Western
Electric Reynolda Road Plant
and a member of the
WENOCA Club iriu the
Telephone Pioneers.
She is survived by her
Husband, Mr. Oliver Abbott
of the home; two sons Mr.
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Anniversa
? using as a basis the 13th
Chapter of FirsfOsrmthisns.
She read portions from the
King James, The Revised
Standard Version, and The
f i u i n o RiKlo C ka on J/4
u * T nig U1UIV w> J1V> StllVJ
4 4Regardless to how you say it,
LOVE is the key. It may be a
smile, a word or a touch* If we
love, we'll use our talents,
services and possessions for
the welfare of others; thus
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helping to build God's
Kingdom.'' She also said that
mfssionaries are God's helpers.
Mrs. Carroll Mayo, Mistress
of Ceremonies, then
presented Mrs. Jannie B.
Hairston who, in turn,
?introduced visitors^from other
missionary group at Mt. Zion
Church, and Mrs. Odell Grier,
inerals
Reginald Wall and Mr. Ronald
Wall of the home; two
brothers, Rev. James Parker
of Glen Ellyn, Illinois and Mr.
?Howard Parker of this city.
Forsyth Funeral Directors
are in charge of all services
and arrangements.
Mrs. Florence Shore Womble
Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence Helen Shore Womble,
of 2026 SmaHwood Street;
Baltimore, Md., was conducted
Sunday February 13 at the
Glenn's Chapel AME Zion
Church in East Bend, North
Carolina. Burial followed in
the church cemetery. "7
Mrs. Womble was a ,
resident of this city but had
resided in Baltimore for the ,
past 29 years. She was a
former employee at the Social
Security Building in Baltimore
until her health failed.
Survivors include the husband
Mr. Lushion O. Womble, of
the home, one daughter,
Ms. Wanda Shore Sims, of 907
Wendell Street, two step sons,
Mr. Larry Womble of this city
and Mr. Erchela Womble of -j
New York City, one sister,
Mrs. Joyce Shore Wharton of
East Bend, two brothers, Mr. {
Pride Shore of the city and Mr.
Thomas Phate Shore^ of
Lewisville.
Forsyth Funeral Directors in
charge of all services and
arrangements. ^
'Mr. Marvin b. Baily
Funeral service for Mr.
Marvin , Roosevelt Baily?of
11 m \a onKr
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Sunday ^curuary 13, at the
Brookstown AME Zion Church
with Rev. Golden Ellis and
Rev. Robert Bailey, officiating.
Interment followed in the :
Church Cemetery. The pro
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rates
ry
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svho~awarded Certificates oL~
Service to about a dozen group
members for outstanding work
during the years.
Other highlights of the
meeting were inspiring words
from Mrs. Helen W. Falls,
Senior Circle President; the
showing of slides of past
church events of the Ruth
Group by Mr. Joseph O.
Lowery, associate member,
and another beautiful? rendition
by ^Mrs7 Ruth Irene
Thompson: "He Touched
Me." Mrs. Linton then served
a beautiful and delicious
lunch. She was assisted by her
mother^ Mrs. Donnie Dobson
and her sister, Mrs. Lillie
LomaxT There were approximately
thirty-six persons
present for the celebration. 7~
cession assembled and left
from the home of the
daughter, Mrs. Bfctty L. Mack
2763 Piedmont Circle.
Mr Baily was a retired
landscaper from Reynolds,
Inc. and was a member of the
Brookstown AME Zion
Church.
Survivors include one
daughter, Mrs. Betty L. Mack
of 2763 Piedmont Circle, one
brother, Mr. Walter Bailey of
Pfafftown.
Forsyth Funeral Directors in
charge of all services and
arrangements.
Mr. R.H. Smith
Mr. Roy H. Smith, 2641
Belews Creek Road, passed
Sunday night at the Silas
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i^reeic Manor, alter an
extended illness. He was a
native of Guilford County, but
had resided in this city for a
number of years before
moving to Mt. Clair, N.J,, and
back to this city in 1969. He
was a member of the White
Rock Baptist Church.
He is survived by the wife,
Mrs. Susie Smith, of the
home; a son, Mr. Moses
Smith, Mt. Clair, N.J.; a
sister, Mrs. Emma Williams,
Gibsonville, NX.; and a
ne Ph ew, Mr. Hoke B.
Hawkins.
Funeral plans are incomnlpfp
af fViic fitno TV?o
f?viv Ul lino 11111V. A llV taillllj
may be contacted at the home
Hawkins, of Old Greensboro
Rd.
gilmor^*'' a\
o rour Friendly
Funeral Directors is in charge
of all services and arrangements.
Miss Sandra Richardson
Miss Sandra Delois Richirdson,
611-B East Grimes
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