3
By Lucile Douthit
urch Celebrates 9th Anniversary
Peters Church of
Apostolic, 1031
Avenue, are
ating the Ninth
erssry of their
, Bishop R-K. Hash,
;be following servi-
iay. Sept. 16, 7:30-
Brannon and Con-
tion. Saturday, Sept.
30-Elder Christine
•son, Roanoke, Va.
ly, Sept. 18, 3:30-
Elder O.C. LeGrant &
Congregation. Monday,
Sept. 19, 7:30-Bishop
C.O. Reid & Congre
gation. Tuesday, Sept. 20,
7:30-Elder Mahan &
Congregation. Wednes
day, Sept. 21, 7:30-Rev.
Willie Davis and Congre
gation. Thursday, Sept.
22, 7:30-Bishop Eugene
Clark and Congregation.
Friday, Sept. 22, 7:30-
Bishop Clarence Minor,
Statesville, N.C. Satur
day, Sept. 24, 7:30-
Elder Isaiah Crockett,
WytheviUe, Va. Sunday,
Sept. 25, 3:30-Bishop R.L.
Wise & Congregation.
Bishop R.K. Hash has
lived 54 years as a
Christian, 36 years in the
ministry, and 29 years
pastoring. We extend a
cordial welcome to all
visitors and friends.
it. Olive Revival Set
Revivals:
. S.A. Raper is the
of the Mt. Calvary
it Church in Shelby,
Carolina. He is the
ind of Mrs. Inez C.
and the father of
hildren; Samuel A.
Jr. and Mrs.
R. Polk.
received his training
Washington Elemen-
School in Cleveland
ity and graduated
Cleveland High
ol of Shelby, North
lina. He is a graduate
•iendship College and
son C. Smith Univer-
Fall Revival of Mt.
Baptist Church,
iBelews and Green-
Avenue, began
[ay, September 12th
continue through
September 16th at
.m. The Evangelist
lie week wUl be The
S.A. Raper of
North Carolina.
;.E. Greene, Pastor.
He is a Trustee of
Friendship College and
he was the youngest man
to receive the Doctorate of
Divinity from Friendship
College in 1958. He is the
first black to be elected to
the Citizen Council of
Shelby, North Carolina.
He is the 4th Vice-Pre
sident, Chairman of the
Finance Committee, and
member of the Executive
Board of the General State
Baptist Convention.
Sunday, September 25th-
Center Grove
A.M.E. Zion Church
TobaccoviUe, N.C.
Goodwill Baptist Church,
Davidson County
The REv. R.Q. Allen,
Minister
He is a staff member of
the Baptist Enformer
Paper, member of the
Larcary Foreign Mission
Committee, member of
the Evangilical Board of
the National Baptist
Convention of America,
member of the Ordained
Council and Vice-Moder
ator of the Ebenezer
Association and Treasurer
of the Education Conven
tion of Western North
Carolina.
Saint Paul United Metho
dist Church (Dellabrook
Road, W-Salem. The Rev.
J.W. Gwyn, Minister;
Sept. 28 through 30th.
Details to be sent by Mrs.
Gwendolyn H. Ashley.)
ef WM
?rvices Held
ir Mary Russell
e funeral services for
Mary Evans Russell
conducted Saturday,
iinber 10, 1977 at
p.m. at Shiloh Baptist
ch. Dr. Jr. Ray Butler
ated.
s. Russell who lived
14 Ivemess Street,
bom in Andrews,
to the late Reese and
Bright Evans on
imber 18, 1895. She
September 5,1977 at
forth Carolina Baptist
)ital after a two month
id of illness.
aunt, Mrs. Sarah C.
Alexander of the city,
several nieces, nephews,
and other relatives. In
terment was in the
Evergreen Cemetery.
Howard-Robinson Funeral
Home, Inc., was in charge
of services.
1. We are heralds! Aher3.{d
is one who goes before a king
and trumpets the announce
ment of the king’s ap
proach. Our duty is to say to
all the world, by our own
habits of mind and action,
that God is entering into our
lives and the life of our
world.
2. ' We are forerunners. A
forerunner “runs ahead,”
not simply proclaiming, but
claiming the world for, the
advent or approach of God’s
rule. Forerunners must never
stop; for God’s task is to
claim unto Himself His
whole creation.
3. A preparer also pre
figures. To prefigure means
foreshadowing; it means re
flecting that which is to
come. We are to pre-figure,
to represent ahead of time,
God’s entry into the lives of
others. This is our awesome,
but inescapable, task; it is
our privilege, as those who
live “in Christ.’
IPraper ^orm
le lived in Winston-
n for forty years and
a member of Shiloh
ist Church where she
ed as President of the
u of Hope Auxiliary.
Ip was also a member of
le President’s ' Union,
|i iionary Group #7, and
le Deaconess Auxiliary,
lie is survived by two
iirs, Mrs. Virgie E.
bpkraan and Mrs. Vic-
Unberger, both of
idelphia. Pa.; one
Mrs, Eloise Belcher
Thompson, wife of Mr:
Sam Thompson, 862 West
12th Street, was fune-
ralized Friday afternoon
|Sept. 9th| at 4:00 o’clock
at Union Baptist Church
with Dr. A.H. McDaniel,
pastor, officiating and
burial followed in Ever
green Cemetery.
The family of Mrs.
Thompson is most grate
ful for all expressions of
sympathy extended dur
ing the illness and after
the passing of their loved
one.
FORSYTH FUNERAL DI
RECTORS handled ar
rangements.)
The famous poet Christo
pher Wordsworth wrote in
1862 of “those who pre
pare.” He wrote:
Hark! the sound of holy
voices
Chanting at the crystal sea,
Alleluia, Alleluia,
Alleluia, Lord, to thee!...
Patriarch, and holy prophet
Who prepared the way for
Christ...
Joined in holy concert,
singing
To the Lord of all, are
there.
Such, too, is our desti
ny... and our assurance as
we also “prepare the way of
the Lord.” Join with that
holy throng this Sabbath...
and eveyr week...in your
chosen Church.
NCCU -Rams Tangle Saturday
s
inued From Page 10
ait that averaged 282
per game last
on. Charles Armwood
ms to lead the unit,
completed 75 of 156
es last season for 889
Is and 7 touchdowns.
Uj three of his favorite
ivers return. All-
C tight end Joseph
k caught 30 passes for
iljyards in 76. Split end
ice Bassett had 15
|hes good for 243 yards
3 touchdowns. The
dangerous of all the
tes is Reginald Snaith,
5-6 160 pounder
'bed 24 passes for 275
and three scores last
but thats not all. He
'Unted for 1226 yards
in rushing, receiving,
kickoff and punt returns.
The Rams will have to
contain him in order to
wm.
The Rams will have nc
trouble remembering
running backs Delasio
Bartley (6-2 215) and
James Lawrence (6-1 215)
from last season. Bartley
rambled for 115 yards in
the first half alone against
the Rams last season and
Lawrence picked up 130 of
his team leading 549 in
that game. Carl Cheek
who was coached by
Hayes in high school and
Melvin Crawley add
depth.
The offensive line is
anchored by 6-2 270 lb
tackle Anthony Price. Two
other veterans on the
forward wall are guard
Rginald Holmes and
center Anthony Griffin.
Hayes says the Eagles are
a better team than either
the Aggies or the Pirates,
but, the Rams are red hot
and still hungry. They are
also healthy and should be
well prepared and
psyched up for this one.
The Eagles will join the
Aggies in finding out that
this Ram team is not the
same as the ones they
have run over in the past
PREDICTION:
20, EAGLES 6
RAMS
The Chronicle - Saturday September 17, 1977 ■ Page 11
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