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el up of church members from of Jesus *ist through
?mm music. David L. Allen
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dent of the organization.
I ^??TRr s Minister Michael Foy serves
' Flea&TickCollar as the group's vice presi"We
learned in our last
workshop, that we weren't
HiI just gospel singers, but that
N I we were indeed ministers of
m am music, it's time that Hod
JL , and gospel singing got
? ????? together again," commented
Foy.
BgrmnfiBfl workshop began on Friday
evening at 7:00 p.m., at
Church on East 14th Street.
s Following registration,
$_ workshop classes were
V jjg taught in voice, organ, effectjve
use of the media,
piano, evangelism, direc"
" ting, and choir decorum
and discipline. Classes were
f 1 taught by James Kinchen,
J V. Valjean Griggs, Beverly
I McCarthy, Reverend Fred12
Ounce djc Washington, Charles
m . Lyles, Laura Wall. An9
1 97 thony McGregor, Michael
Foy, and Walter Jones.
TheMghlight of Friday's
activities was a "Midnight
Special" held at Am?
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at 1500 English Street.
3 Special guests at the Friday
1^^ service were the Fellowship
brtih up Mass choir* E,^cr Ollie
Chest IwfflBHII Brown, and the Jerusalem
coughs Mass Choir from RichmHIHB
mond, Virginia. At Friday's
#J37 H
. Masons
Hiwo children.
Gilliam, a graduate of
Winston-Salem State
University, is employed at
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
MM-nSnSLa He is a veteran of the U.S.
/ Army, Airborne Division,
Ir "'"10"*"00!!/ and a trustee at Galilee Bapf
^ -j- tist Church. He is a member
* J ^ of King Solomon Con?
?? sistory, Sethos Temple and
Tn_ r assistant secretary of the
NeW8! Anthropos and Whist Kings
PPB Social Club. He is serving
J his second year as master of
James H. Young Memorial
Lodge No. 670, WinstonSalem.
I Gilliam and his wife, the
former Miss Anna Ingram,
B7^ live at 2610 Reynolds Park
_ ? " Road. They have a son.
n ? McMoore, a native of
Forsyth County, is master
IfSvylii 0,ymPic Lo *?c n?- w.
wrnmimmm n 's acl've al St. Mark
V? RloAAIQllI Lutheran Church and is a
tt iHiiHl member of King Solomon
Consistory. He is a member
"" >Lll"i-J of Sethos Temple and has
j, _j- been active with its Drill
^ Team for five years. He has
three children and lives at
351 g Fieldstone Drive. He is
?a salesman for Ziglar
Distributing Co.
Wardlow. head of
Bivouac Lodge No. $03,
Winston-Salem, is a
machinist at R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co. A 32nd degree
k M HP mason, he is a member of
\ I (B A King Solomon Consistory
5's and Sethos Temple and is
-X?_?J president of the TIU Club.
I
. October 15. Ittl-Pue 21
jonmsoti attended a class on
rime
services, workshop participants
and the audience
learned to "Praise Cod At
All Times," for He indeed ?
is worthy. Master of
ceremonies for the Midnight
Special was Elder
Larry L. Black well, pastor
of Morton's Temple United
Holy Church in
Greensboro, North
Carolina. Charles Lyles of
the John Howard Caravan
was also a guest on Friday.
Lylcs led the Fellowship
Mass Choir in a soul stirring
tune entitled, "With
Joy We Draw Water."
Other guests for the
weekend included Gabriel
Hardeman of the Gabriel
Hardeman Delegation,
Peggy Britt and the Philharmonics,
Reverend Freddie
Washington, and many
other ministers of music.
Hardeman was the star
director of the mass choir
during the weekend.
Saturday's activities were
held at Kimberly Park
Holiness Church on Burton
Street.
Valjean Griggs, gospel
announcer for WAAA
Radio Station, was Mistress
of ceremonies for evening
service.
Peggy Britt and the
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guests at the Saturday night
musical. Britt's group ;
rendered joyful tunes of the
message of God's love as
the capacity crowd joined in
with shouts, clapping, and
holy dances.
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He is president of the Usher
Board of Second Calvary ^
Baptist Church and patron
for the Sisters of Bivouac
Order of Eastern Star
Chapter No. 530. *
He and his wife, the \
former Miss Barbara
Leonard, live at 1541 Attucks
Street. They have
three children. I
Roberts, master of Red
Rock Lodge No. 809, is a v
veteran past master and a '
charter member of the
lodge. He had served as
master 10 years and six '
months at various times
since the organization of ^
the lodge. During his tenure A
the Masonic Temple at ?
Walkertown was built.
Roberts is employed at
Hanes Corporation and is
president of the Shrine *
Masonic Credit Union. He
is a veteran of the U.S.
Navy and is Past Patron of
Rose McCloud Chapter
OES No. 608 at Walkertown.
He is married to the
former Miss Sarah Linville. >
They live in Walkertown.
Mittman is head of
Granite City Lodge No.
828, Mount Airy. He is serving
his second term as
master of the youngest
lodge in the district. He is a
welder by trade and works
at a plant in Mount Airy.
He is married to the former
Miss Barbara Jean
Galloway. They live at 2194
Riverside Drive, Mount
Airy.