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two addresses and two special s
events. The outgoing (1980-84) <
national president of CWU, Dr.
Thelma C. Adair of New York <
City, challenged the assembly- to 1
try "new postures" for peace. '
Leading off the Friday morning
sessions was educator and
author, Virginia Ramey
Mollenkott. Also headlining the
Calvary Hill
Fifteen-year-old Tonya Renee
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crowned queen of the "Miss
Calvary Hill Debutante Affair"
on Sunday, July 15.
A rising sophomore at East
Forsyth High School, Tonya is
Calvary Hill's church organist, a
Sunday School teacher, a soloist
for the C.C. Turner Inspirational
Mass Choir, solist for the Young
Adult Choir and is a member of
the Gospel Express Yourself
Board celebrates
The Usher Board at the
Bethlehem Apostolic Church of
God in Christ celebrated its 42nd
anniversary Sunday, July 22, at 4
p.m.
Elder Joseph Bradley was the
guest speaker. Other speakers included
Elder Sam P.L. Hickerson
and Elder Aaron Reid.
Present ushers and past
presidents of ' the usher board
were honored with certificates of
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^nuir iu uuserve
The Junior Choir of Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church in Yadkinville
will observe its fourth anniversary
Sunday, Aug. 5, at 4
p.m. in the church.
Choirs from various churches
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Mrs. Hattie D. Young several co\
other relatives and friends. Funeral;
day at 4 p.m. from the Gilmore
Qunicy Caldwell will officiate wit
Cemetery. The body will repose at C
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i ne iami ly win receive menus ivior
7 until 6:30 p.m. The family may t
will leave the home of the mother109
Blaze Street.
Arrangements entrusted to and s
loving friends, Gilmores.
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Taylor
Announcing the passing of Mrs
1207 Arlee Street, Apt. L., Greens
on Saturday, July 28, 1984 at the L.
following a five month illness. She
and had been an employee of the L.
serving the position of Admission (
Saint Matthews Methodist Church,
conducted on Tuesday afternoon, J
ment followed in the Maplewood C
ed by her husband, Mr. Rudol
daughters, Miss Judy Taylor of Gre
Taylor of Greensboro; one sister,
Woodhaven Court, Clemmons, N
Dalla^C. Eccles, also of Clemmonj
ZZZZ . - r ^ honuc jatber relatives -and i
This announcement is a courtes
tors, "dedicated to serve you beth
Mr. Marion L. Rag ins
Announcing the passing of Mr.
Teresa Avenue. Mr. Ragins passed
Forsyth Memorial Hospital follow
Ragins was a native of Sumter, S.
the past 43 years. He was a membe
ana an employee 01 tne k^j. Keync
his wife, Mrs. June Ethel B. Rag
Travis Ragins of Greensboro and P
ty; three daughters, Mrs. Marily
Cheryl and Carole Ragins both of
nie McKnight of Manning, S.C.:
Mrs. Mary A. Oliver of Sumter,
Washington, D.C. one brother,
Beach, Florida; a host of othe re
vices were conducted on Tuesday
the St. Stephens Baptist Church
Samuels officiating. Interment
Cemetery.
Arrangements were conducted t
"dedicated to serve you better".
Mrs. Ollie Mae Johnson
Mrs. Ollie Mae Johnson, 1647 E
the N.C. Baptist Hospital after i
native of Spartinburg, County, S.C
Seventh Day Adventist Church, vs
Deaconess Board. She is survived
Johnson of the home, one brother,
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sessions was Julia Esquivel, a
Guatemalan poet and activist.
"Focus Sessions" included topics
on poverty, hunger,
homelessness, work, exploita- 1
lion, aging, ecology, family,
youth, peacemaking/militarism,
work with prisoners and education.
Women from 62 nations parvns
debutante I
a
Workshop.
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ddwrtant wslisipaats^
wet*: Laktla Oillis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Marlin;
Charlotte Renee Brown,
daughter of Michael Kinzar and
Ruth Berrows; Vernita Jefferson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernorris
Jefferson; Angela Turner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Turner, and Stephanie Rene
Shuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '
Ricky A. Pouncey.
;42nd year
recognition.
Usher board members are
Deacon Lewis Jackson, presi
dent; Luther Williams, vice president;
Tanya Caldwell, secretary;
Annie Gaston, treasurer; Vennis
Williams, Edna Williams, Velvet
Martin, Ruth Malloy, Doris
Solomon, Emery Wright and
Eunice Shelf.
Bishop W.j. Jackson is the
pastor.
anniversary
are scheduled to appear on the
program. Mrs. Louise H. Russell
is the pianist and Ms. JoAnn
Speaks is the choir director.
Dr. F.A. Leak is the pastor. <
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jsins, neices, nephews in-laws
services w ill be conducted TuesMemorial
Chapel where Dr.
h interment in the Evergreen
iilmore's until the funeral hour,
iday evening at Gilmore's from
>e contacted and the procession
in-law, Mrs. Marion J. Shipp-,
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ervices were cunuuneu uv vuur
i. Elizabeth Donnell Taylor of
boro, N.C. Mrs. Taylor passed
Richardson Memorial Hospital
as a native of Greensboro, N.C.
Richardson Memorial Hospital
rierk. She was a member of the
where her funeral services were
luly 31, 1984 at 2:00 P.M. Intercemetery.
Mrs. Taylor is survivph
Taylor of the home; two
rensboro, N.C. and Miss Deloris
Mrs. Ruth D. Eccles of 3929
I.C. and a brother-in-law, Mr.
?; one son, Mr. Ruben Taylor of
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y of the Russell Funeral Birec?r".
,
Marion Lawson Ragins of 2812
on Sunday, July 29, 1984 at the
ing a brief period of illness. Mr.
C. and had lived in this city for
r of St. Stephens Baptist Church
)lds Industries. He is survived by
ins of the home; two sons, Mr.
vlrs. Ronald K. Ragins of this cin
F. King of this city; Misses
this city; four sisters, Mrs. MinMrs.
Reades Smith of this city,
S.C., and Mrs. Rosa Bing of
Mr. John Ragins of Deerfield
latives and friends. Funeral serafternoon,
JUly 31, 1984 from
i at 4:30 P.M. The Rev. J.R.
followed in the Evergreen
?y the Russell Funeral Directors,
. 22nd. Street, passed Monday at
an extended illness. She was a
r. and a member of the Ephesus
/here she was a member of the
by: the husband, Mr. Walter
Mr. Clifford Black, Covington,
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ticipated in the assembly.
Church Women United is the
national ecumenical movement
bringing Protestant, Roman
Catholic and Orthodox women
together into a Christian 4'community
of caring." It represents a
broad spectrum of religious tradition,
race, age, economic status
and ethnic backgrounds. It works
through a national unit, 52 state
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Paul Fulton, right, president c
Mayor Johnny Ford of Tuskege
the National Conference of Blc
newl^rformed World Conferenc
Group recently as part of the
effort to improve the relations
and business. The National
membership of 254 black m
towns with populations from li
combined constituencies of rr
Hanes Group is composed <
Hanes Hosiery, Hanes Knitwe<
Products.
Nurses Board h
The Nurses Board of First
Calvary Baptist Church held a
fellowship and dinner Sunday,
July 29, at the K&W Cafeteria.
Members present were Mrs.
Dorothy Sprinkle, Mrs. Nellie
Myers, Dorothy Spann, Mrs.
Theleia Saxon and Mrs. Tomasue
Crockett. The board's guest was
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Va; one step-daughter, Mrs. Leol
son, Mr. Calvin Brice, of this city;
Barnett, of this city; two sisters-ir
Mrs. Delia Russel, both of Brook!
other relatives and friends. Funer
day at 12:00 noon from the Gilt
Rev. J.L. Follette will officiate
Memorial Park. The body will rep
hour, and will not be viewed al
receive friends Thursday evening
p.m.
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By Gregory Davis
An owner of land abutting n running waterway has
a legal right to the use of the water for irrigation,
power, and other uses, so long as the rights of other
users of that same waterway are not hindered
"A law js not a law without coercion behind it."
- President James A. Garfield, 1R"R
In time of war, a nation has thepower tcrompel all
its citizens and subjects to sersc the common cause
Citizens who are abroad when war is declared are
not obliged to return unless specifically recalled
Be sure not to sleep on the floor of the Kentucky
State Houseif you're there on sacationor business
It's against the law
ZONING LAWS are implemented and enforced in
order to promote the health, safety, welfare, conse
Kiviivv, uiv?irti>. anvj pru>pcniy ui pcupic rcMaing in
the community.
\ question of la>?"* Bring it to:
Gregory Davis
Henderson & Summers.
Attorneys at Law
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units (including ones in greater
Washington, D.C., and Puerto
Rico) and 1,800 local units supporting
human rights, justice,
peace and the empowerment of
women.
The organization's newlyelected
president is Sylvia Talbot
of Atlanta, a member of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
>f Hanes Group, confers with
te, Ala. Ford is past president of
lck Mayors and president of the
:e on Mayors. He visited Hanes
Mayor's Conference's on-going
ship between city governments
Conference on Mayors has a
ayors representing cities and
ess than 100 to six million with
lore than 20 million Americans,
of several divisions including
jr, Hanes Printables and L'eggs
osts dinner
Mrs. Lula Jenkins of St. Paul
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Sprinkle, the board's
president, said the board would
continue to have dinner together
every fifth Sunday to honor birthdays,
have fellowship and to
extend dinner invitations to other
nurses' boards.
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a Burnett, of this city; one step;
one step-son-in-law, Mr. Tennie
i-law , Mrs. Annie Bell Black and
lyn, N.Y., and one neice, cousins
at^services will be conducted Frinore
Memorial Chapel were the
with interment in the Crestview
?ose at Gilmore's until the funeral
fter the eulogy. The family will
; at Gilmore's from 7 until 7:30
services conducted by Gilmore's
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