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Officials of First BaptiChurch, includin,
J.D. Patterson, right, aneH'astor William 1
David R.Hedgley, back right, lower a tinu
centennial anniversary, to be opened in the
capsule, constructed by students in ehgin
Greensboro, contained hymn books, Suna
centennial family year book and copies of
worship services, and was the brainchild of
deacon board
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St.Matthews Spon
The Deaconess and Trus- University wl
tee Wives of Greater St. ed a bachelor
Matthews Baptist Church in theology,
will sponsor a program on fromt the !
Sunday, June 22 at 3:00 Baptist Theo
p.m. The Rev. Richard W. ary in Wake 1
Syles, the Angelic Choirs 1969 wifh i
and his congregation of the Divinity degi
First Baptist Church of
Burlington, N.C. will ren- He has b
der the services. Who's Whc
Colleges ant
Rev. Styles is a graduate Who's Who
of the public schools of Preachers. >
Waterbury, conn. He is a the South, F
1965 graduate of Shaw the South. 1
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lV^HI^Pk Saturday,
Goodwin wa
^KV had lived in
member of !
her parents,
home; two b
Willis Goodv
Neal To Preach of this cit:
_ . , sister-in-law
Trial Sermon i8at4:ooat
Campbell, .
Evergreen C
Joe Neal, will preach his charge of an
trial sermon to the congregation
of Carver Road
Christian Church on June Mr. Ernes
22. died Sunday
Neal, 16, a high school Winston-Sal<
sophomore, is a member of Salem/Forsy
the church. Willie Jones is assistant pri
the pastor. . member of S
Beta Sigma I
Viroinia Rol
Friendship
Baptist Southern Pin
Roxbury, Mt
TU , r r i * Funeral serv
The ladies of Friendship
n , , r u u II 4HX) p.m. at
Baptist Church will sponsor ? , ?
li u r u- i~ . RCV. J.W.
a High Fashion Extravanga
Saturday. June 21. a. 6 C
p.m. at the Masonic Tern- ? ar?e 0 arT
pic, 1025 E. 14th Street.
Donation S2.00. Tickets
may be purchased from ? . ?
i ii^ ,,ii Funeral sc
church ladies or at the door ?
, c . , . Street \fcho i
before the program begins. ..
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Proceeds arc tor the t, ' ,
Vt. .. Home of I
V\ omens Day Committee .
and Mrs. Sandra Debcrry is ? ,ciatin8chairperson.
The pastor of
Friendship is the Rev. S.E.
Tyndall
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Dl ^K Ik 1 Jeremiah 7:1; Jeremiah
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I Rf ^ ^kRfc The setting for this 1
Josiah called upon the ]
?*M 9 had been
" however, (a new threat)
^RWw ?^r the land.
B^\?R Jeremiah, son of Hill
a' F J was a man of sorrow at
l The Message Declared .
B*W' 1 The Message Defied ...
^ I The Message Defended
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r j I God commanded Jen
apSUle I tinued disobedience. J<
^ I Sunday's lesson, but th<
g Deacons Theodore Warren Sr., left, and I shown all signs of false
i. Epps, back left, and Pastor Emeritus Dr. I cheap substitute for tru
? capsule containing events of the church's I jhe message was a Div
' year 2029 during ceremonies Sunday. The I salvation; mend their wj
eering design at A&T State University in I were told further that if
fay School literature and hymn books, the I "that 1 may repent me c
all church programs and tapes of three full I be destroyed like Shiloli
Dr. W. Archie Blount, vice chairman of the I The people resented
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sors Program I
lere he receiv- of the Ministerial Fellow- I
of arts degree ship Alliance for Alamance* I ' Arue r?P?n^?nc* a
He graduated County and serves ts . ' *pr0pfr a,t,tude.?'
Southeastern member of the Board of 1 3 The ?nly way of del'
logical Semin- Directors of the Burlington
Forest, N.C. in Housing Authority, a memi
Masters of ber of the Human Relations
ee. Council, and a member of
the Executive Committee fo
>een listed in the Alamance County Cli>
in America ent Council of North State Mr. William Lee Millet
3 universities, Legai services, inc. Care Nursing Home, pas
Among Black The public is cordially ^ay morning at Medica
Vho's Who in invited to attend this ser- after a one-week period
Personalities of vice. Rev. C. HamiH Oiii ic MUlcf w&s an
ie is president pastor. member of Hanes C.M.I
construction
11 Surviving are one <
Glennie Miller
- -A Caring
Miss Ora Mae Goodwin 1 r- "Btk
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ae Goodwin of 5142 Pressman Drive died
une 14 at N.C. Baptist Hospital. Miss
s a native of Edgefield, South Carolina and li^L m 1
Winston-Salem most of her life. She was a
ihaw Creek Baptist Church. Surviving are IL. I
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Goodwin, Sr. at
rothers, Rev. James Goodwin, Jr. and Mr.
vin; one sister, Mrs. Annie G. Graham, all
t; two nieces; two nephews and one
. Funeral was conducted Wednesday June SllIlll&V 1
Mt. Zion Baptist Church with the Rev. G.G. 9
Jr. officiating. Interment followed in Ser
'emetery. Hooper Funeral Home was in
rangements. "Shifting Ff
Mr. Ernest E. Balsey, Jr. | For
t Eugene Balsley, Jr, of 2000 Dryden Road 1
, June 15 at his home. He was a native of I w, r.
?m and was retired from the Winston- ? cilflt?! n.
Jh County School System, havelng served as
ncipal at Carver High Shcool. He was a
it. Paul United Methodist Church and Phi , w, P
-raternity. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. W. f Cnurc ere
sley of the home; two daughters, Miss ? _ _ ^
ley of England, and Miss Margaret Balsley X |\n0rCV
Illinois; one brother, Lorenzo Balsley of X
ics, N.C.; one aunt, Mrs. Bessie Mioett of X m m
iss., several cousins, nieces and nephews. \ OllllG'
ices were conducted Wedesday, June 18 at
St. Paul United Methodist Church with the \ *ynn,
Sr. officiating. Interment followed in v U I*C
emetery. Hooper Funeral Home was in %
angemcn,s I 145 Pinetre?
Mr. Walter Golden \ Sunday Wo.
ivicc> for Mr. Walter Golden of 2711 Urban ? ? ^
expired Thursday nght at Pellcare Nusing b
ronducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Johnson's b
Memory Chapel with Rev. J.E. Lanes h Wednesday - Mid
Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, b 4'Come and
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ara Lawrence
day School Teacher
{ACT OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
June 15, 1980
Peril Of False Security'*
6, Sl 10-15. Background scripture I
8:3. & 26.
Lesson Background
lesson is Jerusalem and about twelve or more years after
people to renew their covenant with God as set forth in the
was discovered in the Temple. This was the beginning of the
in battle in 610 B.C. This was when Assyria was no more,
was seen since Babylonia became the dominant power over
tiah, a priest is the messenger of God in today's lesson. He
id was acquainted with grief.
The Bible Lesson
Jeremiah 26:1-6
Jeremiah 26:10, 11
Jeremiah 26:12-1$
The LessotrjExplained
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?miah to speak to the people of all Judah about their conosiah
had started a reform movement as noted in last
; people had not returned from their wickedness. They had
religion. Mark 7:4 and Acts 15:10. Rituals were becoming a
e morality. All commands of God were violated, Jer. 7:9.
ine call to repentance. They were told to turn to God for
ays and they would be spared to remain in their place. They
they change their ways, God would show compassion (V 3)
)f the evil.'* If they fail to repent and obey god, they would
i (place of worship in the days of Samuel),
the message, and the prophet was accused of blasphemy,
tred. The people heard but they didn't change (Jeremiah
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lys result in forgiveness and restoration
essential to acceptable worship
verance is repentance. .1
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Mr. William L. Miller I
, age 102, of Pell Drive; nine neices, eight nephews and a I
ised away Satur- host of other relatives and friends,
il Park Hospital
of illness. Mr. Funeral services for Mr. Miller were
ed minister, a held Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. at Hanes
E. Church and a C.M.E. Chruch with Minister C.E. Savoy I
Ler officiating and burial followed in the j
daughter, Mrs. Evergreen Cemetery. (Forsyth Funeral
3741 Spaulding Directors)
Congregation'' 1
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115 Dellabrook Rd. J
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we sell it. If we don't have it, we
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At Union Super Market
1701 N; Liberty St.
727-9275
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SUMMER REVIVAL
fST. jOHN
APOSTLE
CHURCH
1131 E. 21st St.
Phone 722-1032
Tuesday, June 24 through Friday, June 27 P
7 pm nightly
Speaker
Dr. J.C. Richardson Sr.
Presiding Bishop-The Apostle Church of Christ in
God
(former pastor of St. John's)
Music by:
St. John's Youth and Radio Choirs
Love Truth Ensemble
Mt. Sinai Church Radio Choir
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
P?tor Eldw Jamet C. Richardson Jr.
^^ATTENTION!
REPORTERS
CH SECRETARIES
iBORHOOD GROUPS
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>ROFIT ASSOCIATIONS
ike Plans to Attend the
Dur Newspaper Workshop"
rday, June 28 at 10:30 am
nicle office, 516 N. Trade St.
.earn how to
Prepare Releases
Arrange Picture Taking
Publicize Events
mtrny photos of vhib niv.l chttrvh h* *?t?? kom'
10: M) 10 12:00 inton.
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