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Pane 18 The Chronicle Saturday, June 17, 1978
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by Lucile H. Douthit
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Mrs. Thelma Small [left] presents Rev. L.B. Speas
pictured are Mrs. Lillian Speas [righff and Mrs. Alt
Rev. L. B. Speas (
Appreciation Ser
Last Sunday was de- sented to him at the
"Speas Day" at The^portraitjvas^
Bethania A. M. E. zion work of MrslThelma
Church in honor erf ReV. ,? ^ a member of the
church.
Lester B. Speas, the pastor
of the church, and his Several guest churches
wife Lillian. An oil portrait were present and tributes
of Rev. Speas was pre- were given from various
=? The members of Mt. Olive Church are celebrating
the 69th Anniversary of the- church.
Church Celebrates
69th Anniversary
Mount Olive Baptist James Fulwood, pastor of
Church celebrated its 69th St. Mark Baptist Church,
anniversary last Sunday.
The church was esta- Marftllftwln T
blished during the year of
1909 on Ridge Avenue and 500 KillS
was later moved to its
present location of 1301 ' ^
Belews Street.
The "church has had
many devoted leaders.
Among these leaders were
As dart o
ry service the church honored
the long-standing
members of the church. ' 748-1347 - Residence
724-1726 - Macedonia
Members with 50 years Arms. Apts.
of service being honored 724-1320 Macedonia
? wei*h-&e?C9n ?,4w***?? - ?aY~:Saf.e' . n*er ...
Mrs. Fannie Harris, An- 725-ZT91T Centra! Of
nie B. Pearson, Mattie _ , .
Samuels, William Pear- I23"19!. '
son, Leanna Boston and Snack > hop
John Battle. "The Church of.G
The guest speaker for
the program was Rev.
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Initial Serm
On Sunday, June 18 at 3 initial sermon here at
p.m., Brother Jerry Dea- Gospel Tabernacle. Brobury
will be preaching his ther Deabury is a native of
| l r I i ^ Winston-Salem and atg
tends Winston-Salem
^RfjNpfl Also at 7 p.m. June 18.
ttP *+<* Bishop John L. Hines
Vmj announces that one hunmj
dred boys, girls and adults
By are wanted to attend Vay
"~ ' ' '" cation "Bible fetroit-SuhFF
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^ Martha Myers
MrsT Martha Myers,
* ?v- ., age sixty-three of 1825
with an oil portrait. Also Lafayette Street, expired
* Ervin. * Monday June 5 and was
buried Saturday June 10,
^ ^ with services at 2:00 p ,m.
Wng}W~k at Forsyth Funeral Home
"Wwl/95m w Chapel with Dr. David R.
Hedgely officiating and
'I ^ : burial followed in the
MJEvergreen Cemetery,
ministers. Numerous Mrs. Myers was a naclubs
and organizations of tive of Monroe, N.C. but
the church gave tributes had resided in this city
to Rev. Speas and his most of her life. She was a ~
wife. ~~ " "* 7 seasonal worker of the
Rev. Speas, who was Export Leaf Tobacco Comhonored
for his outstand- pany.
ing contributions to the Survivors include two
church and his ministry, brothers, Mr. Charlie Carbegan
his call to the pehter and Mr. Lester
ministry in 194fr~His pas^ Carpenterr both of thistoral
period has been city, other relatives and
spent entirely withirTthe friemfc. ~
Western N.C. Conference Forsytfr Funeral Direc-~
of the A.M.E. Zion tors were in rhnmp r?f
Church. He has spent 25 services.
years on the Winston-Sa
the' pi" it Beath^ THomas Kelly '
A.M.E. Zion Church for
10 years. ^ . r
p ? *??r 7 ; The funeral services for
Kev. bpeas has pastoral ^ ^ v ?
, Mr; Thomas Odell Kelly
14 churches in various - ..r M . . \ ,
, v j of Walkertown, who died
counties, including Yad- T 0 . u w j
i. 0 ,x June 3, was held Monday,
wn.'u nrry'- 12 at the Howard,
w ?' a w a Robinson Chapel at 11:00
and Mecklenberg. K
WLYou are invited to worship with
Y^EJdecJames C. Richardson, 7r. |:
9:45 a.nr: Sunday School
11:00a.m. Morning Worship
I 3:00 p.m. Auxiliary Services I
"Your Soul is our Sole Concern "
V P H Church of God, Inc.
ird Drive P. O. Box 2012
4-9350 Church
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Office Hours 9 a.m. 5 Evening Worship 7:00
i p.m. [Mon. thru Fri.] p m.
i Order of Worship Wednesday:
Noon Day Prayer
-Sunday?~ MkFWeSt Prayer Tffl ?
Sunday School 9:30 am p.m.
Morning Worship 11:00
a.m.
Jod, For the People; By The People"
Bishop f. D. lohmon, Pastor
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there will be a One-Night llfflvV ffflH^H/
Crusade at Gospel Taber- ft VlnlJjm^mmj
nacle. Evangelist Juanita H| MillIBP C/i
Bell from Goler Metropoli- *
tan will be the speaker xhe excitkjg world c
Other area ministers will sports ho,ds thg attentio
be assisting in the service. of the adult as weU fts th
Chool young person. Many of u
hflyp <SPPn arroot nl<nm?? ?
. - n/. .. ?r- VUV UIUJCI3 I.
from 9:30 a.m. til 12 noon. the football world Quai
J-e ' 3?' I9 terbacks like Roger Stau
Smai Church of God. 2715 bach face the tragedies a
T^rW"""' aff the trimi.nliegaa
m Hnur thay face tho ohai
~ ?f tify in me mm a
OG sports is important. As wi
CIJl sit before the, TV screeo
Onkco officiating. Mr.
Kelly was born in Walker- mm.
town to the late Richard T. 9Ua (#1
and Mollie Watkins Kelly. He
was a member of the ijij 19v<
Oak Grove Baptist Church j-j:
of Walkertown and retired jij: . ?
employee of Norfolk and wXlUTCil C*
Western Railroad. " ijij
Walter Smith ~
Mr. Walter Jack Smith I^lQI
of 417 Bacon Street, who :j:j
died June 9th at North - <
Carolina Baptist Hospital,-?!
was buried Wednesday,-ijl Sunday S
June 14th with services at ?i Morrvirirr ^
2:00 p.m., at Howard-Ro- jij: y
binson Chapel with Dr. Mrs. MoZ
Jerrv Dravton nffirintino
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Mr. ^Smith was born in?#? w/ MU-Tp\A
Sandy Ridge, Stokes ? -l?-i i ilYJu
County to Charles B. and j:j: V) Q
Harriette Chandler Smith. ::: ^
HelBad resided in win- :: ^ _ "!!
ston-Salem for 47 years. DOACOll EflC
He was retired from Plant ^ii-L _
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Ivo Baptist Church
I Blows & Greenwood
Celebrates 69th Anniversary
1909 - - - 1978 |
nbers With 50 Years Of
Service Recognition |
Dhool 9:30 A.N. ?
Worship Service 11:00 JI.M.
sll Eldridge Sunday School Superindent
W'^Plan For Progress I .
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