Page 10 - The Chronicle - Saturday August 27, 1977
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By Lucile Douthit
Rev, Horace C. Walser Conducts Homecoming Service
Fall Fishing Not Far Away
Fall fishing is just
around the comer. With a
few more rains the water
level of most of the lakes
will be up to normal.
Hobert Sharpe has been
taking white bass down on
the Badin Lake. He used a
Barracuda lure with a
plastic float on his
spinning outfit. The sc
hooling bass will hit
almost any tupe lure if
dropped near the school,
like white perch the white
bass are on the move,
attacking gizzard and
threadfin shad. The shad
are placed in the lake for
the purpose of supplying
sufficient food for the
foraging fish such as
crappie, perch, and white
bass.
find a school of shad
and you will be sure to
catch something of the
predatory species. If you
cast to the center of the
schooling shad they will
be spooked and then
sound. It is better to cast
opposite their direction of
travel. Prddators usually
follow schools of shad and
pick off the strays or weak
ones. Your lure, when
placed properly will ap
pear to be a stray or
injured shad presenting
itself as easy prey.
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Interesting anglers, Steven D., left, and Marice
Ceaser.
If you have experienced
some fishless trips due to
the extreme hot weather
now is the time to get out
there and make up for
those unproductive days.
As the morning and
evening become cooler
you wfll have some good
fishing in store for you.
Crappies, are very acco
modating in the late
evenings. When carppies
are hitting fast and furious
there is no time for baiting
constantly. Your best bet
is to use cut bait or an
attractive whit lure. My
favorite lure is a weighted
whit streamer. The strea
mer simulates the action
of minnow. Being weight
ed it can be made to work
the bottom as well as any
desired depth. Like the
doll fly it can be used with
a float or clea bubble.
The kids will be back in
school the day after Labor
Day. Have you kept your
promise to take one
fishing? If you did not fil
your committment try to
do so one on a week end.
If lyou desire to fill that
freezer with fresh water
fish now is the time to get
started. Salt water fishing
has not been it’s best
during the hot weather.
September is suppose to
be a good month for deep
sea angling so get your
dates in with the skipper
of your choice unless you
prefer pier fishing more.
Any way to get the most
out of the fall fishing.
By George Booie
Chronicle Columnist
Rev. Horace C. Walser,
pastor of Goler Metropoli
tan A.M.E. Zion Church
opened the Annual Revi
val of the Piney Grove
United Methodist Church
of Advance, N.C., with a
Home Coming Service
Sunday August 21, 1977,
at 3:00 p.m. The revival
services will open each
night at 7:30 and is
scheduled to run through
Friday, August 26, 1977.
The Sunday afternoon
attendance was bolstered
by members and the
Gospel Choir of Goler
MetropoRtan A.M.E. Zion
Church of Winston-Salem
who accompanied Rev.
Walser to Advance, N.C.
The Home ComingSer-
vice was preceeded by a
picnic spread following
the 11 o'clock morning
service which was con
ducted by Rev. Buford C.
Miller, pastor of Piney
Grove United Methodist
Church. Rev. Miller was
former pastor of the Rural
Hall United Methodist
Church.
The Way Side Workers
Clubs of California, De
troit, Michigan; New York
City, Roanoke, Va.; and
Winston-Salem are com
posed of members who
have kept their ties with
the Piney Grove Church,
were represented by
members of various fami
lies. The Nichols, Hart
mans, Crews, and Dulins
are families that make up
the Clan, meet annually
at the Piney Grove United
Methodist Church for a
Home Coming Service and
a week of revival.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Odom of Oakland, CaU-
fomia; Mrs. Bertha M.
Thomas and her aunt,
Mrs. Inez Gamer OF
Detroit, Michigan were
among the out of state
visitors. From Winston-
Salem were Mrs. Margie
Wright and daughter
Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Smith, 1916 Ken
tucky Avenue, and Mrs.
Virginia Kimber and
family.
It was noted that the
attendance this year had
improved over last year
and the Home Coming
Service conducted by Rev.
Horace C. Walser was
greatly enjoyed.
Record attendance hears Rev. Horace C. Walser at
Piney Grove United Methodist Church, Advance,
N.r
Funeral Held For E.K,Robinson
Edward K. Robinson
The funeral services for
Mr. Edward K. Robinson,
who passsed at the
Forsyth Memorial Hospi
tal on August 11, 1977,
was held Tuesday, August
16, 1977 at 4:00 p.m. at
the Howard Robinson
Chapel in Winston-Salem,
with Rev. McCarther
Brown officiating.
Mr. Robinson was the
son of the late Kelly and
Essie Robinson. He was
resident of this city for 50
years.
Survivors are, a foster
mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Burke of 3622 Old
Greensboro Road; three
brothers, James, David, Cemeter. Howard-Robin-
and Esaw Robinson oi son Funeral Home, Inc.,
Winston-Salem. Interm- was in charge of aU
ent was in the Evergreen services.
Canaan Celebrates
Canaan Baptist Church
1800 N. Liberty Street will
be celebrating the 6th
Anniversity of their Pastor
and Founder Dr. W. E
Brannon, Sunday August
28th with two services.
At 3:00 P.M. Dr.
Quincy A. CalweU and
congregation of United
Progressive Baptist Chur
ch will be in charge. AT
7:30 P.M. Canaan Baptist
Church will render the
services.
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