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Installation services for the Rev. Bobby J.
Milton, the newly elected pastor of the Rising
Ebenezer Baptist Church, 900 Free St., will be
held Jan. 9 at 3 p.m. The Rev. Albert Graves,
pastor of White Oak Grove Baptist Church of
Greensboro will be the speaker. The Rev. Milton
Is a resident of Greensboro, attended
Greensboro Bible College and has experience In
counceling, Bible teaching, pastorial work and
13 years of preaching experience.
Church Calendar
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FRI., SAT. - JAN. 7. 8
The Interdenominational Fellowship
will be sponsoring a two-night revival at Ambassador
Cathedral, 15th and English
streets. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Freddie
Washington-from?Perm-Grove, N.J, Services
begin at 7:30 nightly. The host pastor is
Bishop F.D. Patterson. David Allen is foundei
and president of the Interdenominational
Fellowship. Your attendance is welcomed.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
The Building Fund Committee of ttu
Holy Trinity Baptist Church, 1200 E. l 1th
St., will present the Spiritual Choir of Neu
Jerusalem Baptist Church and the
Gospel Choir of Phillips Chapel Baptist
Church in concert at 6 p.m. Featured on the
program will be other guests of the area. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
First Presbyterian Church presents The
Biblical Vision of Community and The
Reality of Today from 3-5 p.m. Progran
developers are Sam Matthews and Louise G
Wilson. The public is invited to attend.
Bishop Harold I. Williams, pastor of Mt
Calvary Holy Church, and his congregatfor
will be worshipping with Ambassadoi
Cathedral, 1500 English St.-,- at 7:30 p.m
, Bishop F.D. Patterson is host pastor. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
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SALISBURY - Robert L.
Davis Jr., chairman of the
Mecklenburg County
Democratic Party, the first
black to hold the office for
the county, and well known
Primitive Baptist Church
, leader and school principal,
is slated to be the featured
speaker at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, 413 N. Church St.,
Sunday, Jan. 9, at the annual
Martin Luther King
Humanitarian Birthday
Awards Day observance.
Davis, who is the son of
Robert and Rosa Davis, is.a
native of Charlotte. He is a
Families
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Glenn, Lambeth and Miller
families got together New
Year's Eve to fellowship
and "ring in" the year
1983.
. The event was held at the
home of . Miss Nicie
Lambeth in Pfafftown,
N.C., with Mrs. Beulah
Miller and Mrs. Mozelle L.
Church 0
Tate adds that New Faith
has begun a scholarship
fund drive for college
students. The money will be
j. used to defray some of their
educational expanses.
Had AI
Nineteen eighty-three is a
brand new year and with it
comes many brand new
* resolutions, some of which
will be kept and some which
will be broken. There is one
resolution, however, that
you should make and keep
this year: To have a
' physical examination as
l soon as possible.
t Many of you have not
j had a physical examination
I in over five to 10 years and
h some not knowingly have
ever had one. This is
I
' ridiculous especially in light
of the fact that today there
are many programs that will
provide free or low-cost
? x medical care to people. j
j Still, you use all types of
excuses to keep from having
a physical exam, none of
which are valid. Listed are
some excuses often used for
. not having a physical exam.
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me.
"I don't havellie time."
"I don't have^ the
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graduate of West Charlotte
High School, Johnson C.
Smith University, the
University of Maryland and
holds a principal's certificate
from Appalachiah
State University.
He serves as vice chairman
of Charlotte's Community
Relations Committee,
was recently honored
by Gov. James Hunt for his
work with young people
and was named Principal of
the Year by the state division
of the North Carolina
Association of Educators.
. The parents and students
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Miller as hostesses.
The festivities began ?at
9:30 p.m. with hymn singing.
Theodore Evans was at
the beautiful old Lambeth
family organ. All joined
heartily in the singing.
Following the singing,
family members exchanged
stories about childhood
Christmas events and chattf
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Because the church has
i grown at such a rapid rate,
Tate says long-range planning
has become a necessity.
"Our membership has
gotten so large that we will
have to build another sane'hysical
I
^ *Tm afraid of what the
doctor might find.*'
"I don't like doctors."
"Doctors always want to
feel all over you and
sometimes get fresh.1'
*T can cure my ailments
at home just as god as a
doctor can."
"My grandparents lived
to an old age and never saw
a doctor."
"Whatever 1 ^iave I'm
going to die with it."
None of these or any
other excuses are sufficient
to warrant your not having
a physical examination as
soon as possible.
People usually go to the
^doctor the fastest for one of
two main reasons: Feeling
of pain or the sight of
blood. While these are very
good reasons, you should
not wait for them to happen,
because in many cases
it could possibly be a
disease process that could"
To keep a half-used can
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High School named its ir
football field and stadium
in honor of Davis in 1971. c<
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Davis served as the school's ?
principal for 16 years. He a
also served as principal of a
the Street Academy, a N
school for students T
characterized as disruptive. N
Because of Davis' concern, C
many of those students
were accepted into the p
Charlotte School System. S
His awards have been tl
many, because of his-C
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The members of the li
group were then invited into n
the beautiful dining room C
for refreshments which \
were pretty as well as plea- tl
sant to the-palate. A choice <
of juice, punch or coffee
made up the beverage selec- g
tion. tl
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years," he says. "It's such a
good feeling because this is
all part of the vision that 1
had two years ago while I
was driving ^through
Waughtown."
tl
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have easily been picked up
by earlier detection.
The purpose of a physical
examination is 10 see inai
you are biologically and
g?ychologically normal; if
not, then to take steps to try
and find the nature and
cause of the abnormality so
that together with your doctor's
knowledge, the
wonders of medicine and
equipment plus the grace of
_ God you may be able to improve
your condition. Keep
in mind that your doctor is
a highly trained human being,
not a magician, and he
cannot help you unless you
are witting to help yourself.
There are no laws that require
people to have
physical examinations (except
for employment) but
don't you think that it just
makes good common sense
to have pne? Think about
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1 Charlotte.
Homer Lucas, newspaper
alumnist for the Salisbury
)aily Post, is included
mong those to receive
wards this year. Others are
iss Fannye .Holmes,
homas Randall, John
icLaughlin and Dr.
ieorge D. Hill.
The awards will be
resented by Bishop R.L.
peaks, resident bishop of
no AMC 7inn Phiirrlii
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)thers on the program inlude
Congressman William
Hefner of the Eighth
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if games, family gossip and
istening to recorded gospel
nusic, it was midnight.
:harlie G." Glenn of
Vinston-Salem prayed with
hose present joining hands.
*01de Lang Syne" was
ung and hugs, handshaK*?
nd/or kisses were pleniful.
Others present at the ocasion
were: Lucille Hill,
lattie Glenn, Nina Evans,
Llmeta Keaton, Pruned
ilenn, Irene Payne, Norlan
Keaton, Charlie E.
[ill, Kermit Payne, N.T.
kdams, Pauline G. Blount,
homas Oliver, Cardel and
.ucile Douthit and Mary S.
knthony.
All present agreed that
his was a most enjoyable "
yay to usher in the new.
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East Spencer. Mayor Craige ||
will proclaim the day as m
Martin Luther King Day, 9
with the 15th being observ- B
ed as a holiday for all m
workers in East Spencer.
State senators, legislators, I
community leaders and I
representatives of Zeta Phi I
Beta Sorority, Phi Beta I
Sigma Fraternity araLAU>ha I
Fraternity are also expected I
to be present.
The public is invited to I
attend the annual event.
The Rev. S.R. Johnson Jr.
is pastor at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church.
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