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? Ron Neil add The Love Fellowship Banquet was held recently at the Holiday Inn North. The Love Fellowship's main objective is to provide a time for Christians and non-Christians to come together for an evening of wholesome fun. The fellowship was founded by Mr. & Mrs. Jack Nelson to meet the needs of Christian couples who desired to go out for an evening of entertainment and fellowship. The banquet guests were welcomed by the co-founder, Mrs. Delois 'Nelson. -MrSr Chrystal Dewitt responded. Guests enjoyed a buffet-style meal before enjoying the speaker ik. -?pu-- ** vyi uiv evening, ciuer Kon rsen, teacher on the Living Word Broadcast on WBFJ 1550. His topic for the evening was "You Are What You Eat." The message was followed by a Revival held Men and Women's Day was held on Sunday, Oct. 21, in' Friendship Baptist Church at 1317 Cherry St. The theme for the program was "God Is Still On the Throne." The speaker for the morning worship service was the Rev. C. Newsome of Durham, N.C. Also during the service several members were given awards. Mrs. Sadie Clement was recognized as Woman of the Year, Mrs. Peggy Swiizcr received the Young Adult award, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Carter and Family were recognized as the Family of the Year, Mrs. Elizabeth Payne received the Congregational Choir award and Mr. Willie K. Miller received the Man of the Year award. The 6 p.m. service was an Old Fashioned Revival with the Rev. Robert Moore as the speaker. Women's Day The Annual Men and Women's Day will be observed at Spencer Memorial Christian Church on Sunday, Oct. 28. Rev. Kenneth Davis is the pastor. The women will be in charge of 11 a.m. services. The speaker will be the Rev. Brenda M. Card well. She serves as co-ordinator of Christian Education Ministries at First Christian Church in Concord. . Rev. Caldwell received her B.S. degree in music education from A&T State University, her MSED from Chicago State University, a degree in special education and a Master nf Divini ty degree from Lexington Theological Seminary. The theme for the Women's Day will be "God Uses Women." The men will be in charge of the afternoon service at 4 p.m. Pastor David L. Wilson of Sovereign Grace Tabernacle will be the speaker. Pastor Wilson is a product of the WinstonSalem/Forsyth County Schools. He has done further stydy at Piedmont Bible College. He and his wife, Katie, reside in Winston-Salem and are the parents of six children. He is employed by Pilot Life Insurance Company. I Brothers S 1 FRESH SEAFOOD W PRICES H .9??.1? . R.U ?A.T*.0CT 27 Ij/SPOT | N IL.99C 1 ' | j BOTH H : LOCATIONS [ B01 Iresses love ba :- a ^ Hr * IHHP' ' VI Jack Nelson (photo by James n i i rarKerj fashion show and the crowning of the King and Queen of the Fellowship Banquet. This marked the second time that Pastor Mamie Rennick was Funerals * Graveside services were cond 20, in the Evergreen Cemetery, charge of services. , Beatrice Jenkins Gray Mrs. Beatrice Jenkins Gray, of: Oct. 21, at the home of her da Greenville and had lived in this i under WatchCare of the Mt. O Mrs. Gray is survived by thre Carol Brown of New Haven, Cc Diego and the Rev. Charles Gra Gray of Greenville; one sister, D.C.; several grandchildren ant Funeral services were held on Hooper Funeral Directors was i Sally McLendon Mrs. Sally McLendon, of 14 21, at the N.C. Baptist Hospit N.C. and had lived in this city Mrs. McLendon was a memb Church. She is survived by two New York City and Ms. Helen HardenG. McLendon of Chic Sherman McLendon, both of Lindsay of Norwood; two siste and Mrs. Lola Mae Lilly of Hooper funeral Directors w? rangements. Church cale From Page B14 Crusade services will be he Prayer Fellowship at 2201 N.E. Anna Lester. At 7:30 p.m., the public is invited to attend. The Senior Choir of Mt. Zic anniversary at 4 p.m. in the chi will be the Rev. B.F. Daniels, th Baptist Church. The public is ir The J.L. Hunt Spiritual Ch< Zion church will celebrate its nil James French is the pastor. T memory of the late Dr. James Napper Singers. The public is it Bishop Robert L. Wise, ge Holiness Church of God, w Macedonia Holiness Church o Greensboro beginning at 7:30 ? J , , . . ? MONDAY, < First Calvary Baptist Church p.m. and continuing through N< will be Dr. C.H. Brown, pasto Greensboro. The public is invite """ cc tfwo SPI MART | 1 ^ SALE STARTS TH iULLEf] BLUES 99c ^-99d ** w YOUR FRESH FRESH H LOCATIONS j BOTH LOCATIO # < nquet I II II I \ I ^TI|IN ,'r^Jk^ II jjflP|^ II M ^V B' I Mb irm i Mamie Rennick (photo by James Parker) . named Queen and Jack Nelson was named Kin a. -c. The next fellowship banquet will be held on Dec. 22 at the Holiday Inn West.. om Page B13 ucted at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. Hooper Funeral Directors was in 1736 Spaulding Drive, died Sunday, ughter. Mrs. Gray was a native of city for the past two years. She was live Baptist Church, e daughters, Mrs. Ann Clark Dew, >nn.; two sons, James Clark of San ly, of this city; one brother, Gerald Mrs. Ruth Moore of Washington, J other relatives. Wednesday, Oct. 24, in Greenville, in charge of local arrangements. 17 Diggs Blvd., died Sunday, Oct. al. She was a native of Norwood, for the past 35 years, er of St. Andrews United Methodist daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Wade of McLendon, of this city; three sons, aco. Ill - Th^nHnrp Mrl #?nHr?n anrI this city; one brother, Robert E. rs, Mrs. tsther Smith of Norwood Albermarle, and other relatives, is in charge of the funeral arNNMWNMMMWMINItlllllllllllllNIIIIMIIIIIIimilllllllllll ndar \ ( IINIHIIIIMWIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII Id at 11 a.m. in the City of God 23rd St. The speaker will be Pastor Rev. Lewis Hunter will speak. The >n Baptist Church will celebrate its _ ireh sanctuary. The featured guest e choir and congregation of Union ivited to attend. arus of the Goler Memorial AME Uh anniversary at 4 p.m. The Rev. he program is being dedicated in L. Hunt Srw?rial on#?ctc k/? t<* ivited to attend. neral overseer of the Macedonia ill hold revival services in the f God at 3806 Dawson Ave. in p.m. The services will continue OCTOBER 29 will hold its annual fall revival at 7 ov. 2. The evangelist for the week ?r of Newiight Baptist Church of id to attend. MLJPON 1 ECIALS I a/UPC AMCDTCn St iinf v nvwbf f kU vnil URS. OCT. 25, 10 A.M. jg I 1^ BAY ! | * i SCALLOPS i g f ! $Q 49; | IJ . LB. I J5 ins ; both locations ; $ * The / for the I everything I the cost cuttei 1r QUARTERS Blue Bonnet Margarine 1-lb. T 14-17-LB. AVG. 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