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honored guest Dr. Berthenla D.Horne.
Church Of The Week
New Bethel Baptist Church: _
Branches ou
By Yvette McCnllOttgh
Staff Writer
Many churches are now
beginning to branch out
into various areas, and New
Bethel Baptist church is no
exception. New Bethel
branched out into real estate
in 1970 by building a
UO-unit apartment complex
for low and moderate j
income families on New
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? "Our church is not into _ ^41
-realestate-for-profit^ HiCDr
Jerry Drayton, pastor of the 3
?church,-said.?LiThere-is * ?
housing shortage and this .
is our contribution to the
community." |
Dr. Drayton said that he
pic a i?.a auu.ca5 in icrms 01 conceivable," Drayton rethe
purpose the SI.3 marked. 44It would be easy
million complex was build, to operate and there would(16w
income housing. n't be that high cost of
"It is disappointing and maintenance."
frustrating in terms of New Bethel Baptist Chumaintaining
the apart- rch, which is located on
ments," Dr. Drayton said. Trade Street, was organ"The
maintenance costs ized in 1890. It presently
are beyond my ability it has one of the largest con
would cost to maintain." gregations with a memberDrayton
said that New ship of over 1500.
_ Bethel^wouldconside^oth- Dr^Dray ton became^ pas
er real estate;-depending?ror~of New^ Bethet in19447"
on what is available. ne i?a native of Savannan,
"An apartment complex ' \ttended Morefor
the elderly would be 0U \e received
Choir To
? Sing Messiah ?
For the thirty-fifth consec- Marymal Holmes, soprano
..i* A t _ ?- ' ? ' " * * * "
uuvc year, xne cnoir 01 me irom Kicnmond, Virginia.
First Baptist Church on She has sung with the
North Highland' Avenue ,, .. .
mi ^ ti j it Another new comer this
will sing G.F. Handels . ,?
& ? ,,w year is the guest organist,
popular oratorio, Mes- ~ .
* Paula Harrell of Durham,
S!? . N.C. A graduate of North
Four soloists and a brass ~ .. . . TT .
., . . Carolina Central University
ensemble are guest of the .,?
. . . . ? . _ with a major in music
choir for the Sunday, Dec. . v '
... . ' _ , education. She was accom10th
performance at 7o . . r ..
< ? V? w .? . . v panist for the university
clock P.M. in the church r _ , , . .
concert and tour choir while
a 7? a student at central. She
D.W. Andrews, Jr., a . .. .
r ? ai. r received her degree in
former soloist with the fa- , , . . .
_ , church music from Ohio
mous uskeegee Institute $tate university. While stusingers,
will sing the bass . . : .
, w A . . dying there, she served as
solos. Mr. Andrews has . A x. Ty ^ j
, . organist at Parkview United
appeared numerous times . ?. .. A . ,
iL * . . Methodist Church. At her
with leading choral groups , . ,
, , . ? , hometown, in Durham, she
and soloists in and around ,
.. . ... . m # . served as organist for the
this area. He is noted best ?
for his work in Elijah, -White Rock baptist
^ latC Dr'' presently working
\A 1 1 *urir A A Duke University in DurMelvin
Williams, a grad- u .
A . ci ham- As a musician, at
uate of Winston-Salem . , - ,
C-L . .. . .. . r twleve years of age, she
State University and former . . . w . ,
. - A. . played in Messiah under
member of the university .. . . _ ? .
. . i<i i . , . the direction of Dr. Gattis.
choir, will be tenor soloist.
This is Williams' third ap- .. w _ ...
. . r Mrs. Martha S. Atkins is
pearance as soloist. . . A PL .f1
ta .. p. ... f lT. . church organist. She will
Dorothy Childs, of Hick- , . , . . .
^ nlat; f nn nrn ltiHn M f
... , ( , . UIBT II IV UlblUUt Q1IVJ 111C
ory, will make her fourth v J r,
. ?. processional.
appearance as contralto so- r _ . __ . . .
. . . , . . . . Gerod Reid, member o1
loist with the choir. She is a . .... c , c .
r * . . .A. the Winston-Salem Symph
former soloist with the ,* ... . ..
Winston-Salem State Uni- ?n*' ^ the T'^
... , . . Linwood Foy, son of Mr. &
versity choir and has done w ? J . _ .f1
r j Mrs. Bernard T. Foy, will
further study in voice since . , ^
. ^ .. play the trumpet,
graduation from the univer- .. . -f ,
Members from several
church choirs in the com
The new comer to the munity are singing in the
performance this year is oratorio
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Baptist Lead
ette McCoilough thc board of trustees for
Staff Writer Shaw University, the National
Women's Convention,
Who's Who at the
* welcoming home National Baptist Conven
on last Friday tionv and affiliation with
i < on the campus of an Oxford orphanage.
Vf inston-Salem State Uni- Numerous friends and
versity. Family and frien- organizations welcomed
ds gathered to welcome Dr. Home home Friday
home Dr. Berthenia Dun- night in the form of triblap
Home, executive sec- utes anc* presentations,
retary-treasurer of the Homecoming was
Woman's Baptist Home sponsored by the Missionand
Foreign Missionary ar^ Union of Forsyth
convention of North Caro- County.
this month after 28 years . tributes included repreof
service. sentatives from the WoIn
her 28 years of ser- men's Auxiliary from the
vice, Dr. Home has trav- Rowan and Guilford Bap-,
eled here and abroad, Associations, the Forspreading
her wisdom and County Missionary
love. Her nurp'.ious ac- and Education Unions, M
complishmc.s and hon- Mount Zion Baptist Churors
inc'* a member of cht._.tnd?the .clergy of
a. - a r - -
i imo service
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Drr Jerry Drayton
? I- * gree from odegree from Virginia TheHo*
U veisity's School -oiQgj^ai Seminary and Colof
Religion. He has an lege, in Lynchburg, Va..
honorary doctor of divinity
Curry to be Ordained
?On Saturday , December Massachusetts. He was the
9th at 10:30 a.m. at St. first Black man in the
Stephen's Episcopal Episcopal Church to be the
?Church the Rev^John Mel- head of an entire dioceserville
Burgess will ordain Massachusetts at that time
Rev. Michael B. Curry had over 125,000 active
i.1? c 1 rk
\utawn; iu 11 ic oatrcu ur- communicants in the dioder
of Priests in Christ's cese. Before becoming a
Holy Catholic Church. Rev. bishop, he served congregMr.
Curry is presently the ations in Grand Rapids,
deacon in charge of St. Michigan, and Cincinnati,
Stephen's Episcopal Ohio! He was Episcopal
Church. He received his Chaplain at Howard UniBachelor
of Arts degree versity, Canon of the Nawith
high honors from Ho- tional Cathedral and Archbart
College vin Geneva, deacon of the diocese of
New York and/later receiv- Mass. Bishop Burgess
ed his Masters of Divinity retired as the head of the
degree from Yale Univer- diocese of Mass. in 1975,
sity Divinity School in New and then assumed his preHaven,
Connecticut. sent teaching position at
Bishop Burgess is a pre- Yale.
sently a professor of Min- The people of the parish of
istry at Yale Divinity St. Stephen's invite memSchool.
Before his retire- bers of the Winston-Salem
ment, he was the bishop of community to share with
thf* Fnicrnnal - *
? ?rui in cm in uns occasion.
Allen to Appear
At Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai Church, loca- as: Church Recording Sected
at 2717 Manchester St., retary, Pres. of the Young
where Bishop J. L. Hines is Adult Choir, Primary Sunpastor,
will present Mrs. day School Teacher, and
Alice P. Allen in concert on Senior Choir Organist. In
Sunday, December 10, at addition to these local func:
5:00 P.M. in the church tions, she is the national
' auditorium. secretary of the Youth CouMrs.
Allen, a widely ncil Dept. for the entire
IrtiAnm I- - f^\ : ? * " ~ -
auunn auyiauu vutaiiail, DC- vjiunous v_nurcnes 01 L/OC,
gan her singing career in Inc.
i the Carver Glee Club. She
I extended it with the Win- Mrs. Allen is employed by
: ston-Salem State University the WS/FC School Syitem;
Choir where she was a she teaches fourth grade at
F paramount soloist. She Hall Woodward Elemen
currently appears at area tary School where she also
Christmas and Easter can- serves as grade chairman
: tatas, weddings, banquets, and as an assistant to the
I and church music festivals Music/Program Director,
where her singing is always She is married to Miller
momentous. Allen, who is an appliance
An effective and dedicated salesman for Duke Power.
5 member of the Mt. Sinai They have two children,
Church Mrs. Allen serves Debra and Donnell.
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er Honored
Winston-Salem and For- ^em*
syth County.
As a member of Mount "Don't think you are
Zion Baptist Church, Dr. going to quit when you get
hforne was active in var- home," Rev. Warnie C.
ious groups, before going Hay, pastor of Galilee
to Raleigh. She was the Church told Dr. Home,
church's youth supervis- "Your work is still cut out
or, ladies day program for you here."
organizer, a deaconess, a Dr. Home in acknowSunday
school teacher, ledging her tributes told
and a Christian education the audience, "It was
director. good that you did not wait
Rev. J.C. Harris, moder- until it was too late for me
ator of the Rowan Bap- , to hear these nice
tist Assoc. told tYtt aud- tfiings.M==
you can honor in our own utive office, not from serhome
town." vice," Dr. Home continMany
of the speakers ued. ^'Tm glad to be
told Dr. Home that al- home, but I did not come
though she had retired as to sit down, because everexecutive
secretary-treas- ything has not been acurer
she still had work to complished, there i$ still
do here in WinstonrSa- that mountain to climb.*'
, Lucille Douthit's
Church Calendai
WSSU Day ~
The annual Winston-Salem State University day will be
Sundays, December 10, 1978 at 11:00 A.M. Winston-Salem
State University will worship at First Baptist Church,
700 N. Highland Avenue. Chancellor, Dr. H. Douglas
Covington, will be the speaker, and the University Choir
will render selections.
All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend.
Church Celebrates Homecoming
Lloyd United Presbyterian Church will celebrate its
?Annual Homecoming Worship Service and fellowship
Dinner Sunday, December lOth, at 11:30 a.m. Evangelist
Catherine Reed, Moderator of the Session will preside
over the proceedings. Preaching for the occasion will be
Rev. State W. Alexander, Christian Education Consultant
of Catawba Inter-Presbytery Program Agency j
Charlotte, N.C.
Members of the Chestnut Street Flower Club and
Council will be anions the honored euesis of the church.
"A Caring congregation'" r
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Dellabrr?ok Church
To Present Cantata
The choir of Dellabrook Presbyterian Church will
present its Christmas cantata, "Love Transcending" by
john W. Peterson on Sunday, December 17, 1978 at 7:00
P.M. The Youth choir of the church will render prelude
music. The youth choir is directed by Mrs. Bettye
Hannor, an elder-elect. The senior choir is directed by
Rudolph V. Boone, Sr. Mrs. Mozelle H. Johnson is the
organist. Mrs. Valjeanne S. Smith will be *' . soloist.
Rev. Warner R. Durnell is pastor of D^'* orook. The
public is invited to attend this musical treat.
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