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uisirici 01 me cme, cnurcn. mis
district includes 35 CME churches.
Ministers' wives, widen
The Interdenominational
Ministers' Wives and Widows
Association met in their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, Feb.
4, at the Urban League Center.
Frances Mack was hostess.
Club President Jessie Hodges .
brought greetings to members,
and Meredith McCrae gave the
welcome address.
Following the business portion
~ of the meeting, members were
treated to a fashion show directed
by Daisy Montgomery and
Ivyenelle McDaniel.
The models presented a variety
Xhureh officers to be
Werttz Memorial United
Church of Christ during morning
worship services.
Dr. Marion Blair, the church's
pastor, will install eight new officers.
They are Frances R. Coble,
church clerk; Dr. Harvey H.
Allen, treasurer; Bessie H. Allen,
Funerals F
Imes of Winston-Salem and She
Texas; one son, Alvin M. Robins
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siepiainer, iviozene ivl narris ana
of Walkertown; three stepchildrer
Ohio, Kelly Grier and Samuel (
several grandchildren; five brother
News, James W. Harris of Winstoi
Harris, both of Walkertown, and F
sister, Mary C. Head of Chicago;
and friends.
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WEDNESDA
The Winston-Salem chapter of
America, founded by the Rev. h
night revival at Macedonia True Vi
Revival services will be held at 7:3
Guests will include the Rev. John
Christ Choir, the Rev. Ricky Hi
Choir, the Rev. Duncan Spears
Carolina Gospel Singers. For mo
767-3849.
SATUHUAK
The 33rd one-day session of th<
Convention (auxiliary ofvthe Genei
convene at the Memorial Audito
theme will be "God's Word: <
Defense." The hosts for the daj
Church, the Rev. G.A. Jones Sr.
Ushers Union, Gollon Umphrey, ]
call Richmond Turner in Raleigh
PUBLIC SERVICE A
The Rev. Anna C. Lester invite
Bible class, held at 7:30 p.m. eve
23r0 St. N.E. For more informati
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Brenda Tate
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Goodwin to speak at
Hanes Memorial CME Church
will celebrate its annual Men's
Day Sunday, Feb. 16, at 11 a.m.,
with the Rev. James Goodwin Jr.
as guest preacher.
A Winston-Salem resident,
Goodwin is presiding elder of the
Wins ton-Salem/Greenville?
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the Gospel Music Workshop of
imes Cleveland, begins a threene
Pentecostal Holiness Church.
>0 p.m. nightly through Feb. 21.
Heath and the Ambassadors for
lyes and the Elkin Community
of Charlotte and the original
re information call 748-8651 or
FEB. 22
t North Carolina Baptist Ushers
al Baptist State Convention) will
rium in Raleigh at 9 a.m. The
Dur Way, Our Strength, Our
f will be Juniper Level Baptist
, pastor, and the Wake County
president. For more information
ai 0^1-/^00.
NNOUNCEMENTS
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s interested people to attend her
ry Thursday at her home, 2040
on call 722-4690.
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Rev. James Goodwin Jr.
Hanes Men*s Day
Goodwin is a graduate of
Winston-Salem Bible College and
Hood Theological Seminary.
The theme for the program is
"The Past Is Our Heritage, The
Present Our Responsibility, The
Future Our Challenge."
A 40-voice men's choir will
sing under the direction of James
D. Smith. Luther Littlejohn will
preside.
vs hold fashion show
of formal and casual wear and
accessories.
The models were Hattie
Fullwood, Althea T. Jones,
Daisy Montgomery, Sarah
Mendez, Susie J. Drayton,
Geraldine Moore and Shirley
Churn.
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the members concluded their
meeting with a meal served by
Mrs. Mack and her daughter,
Cynthia.
The association's next meeting
will be held in March, with Mrs.
Mendez as the hostess.
installed at Wentz
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superintendent of the Sunday
school; John T. Newman,
minister of music; James Harris,
chairman of the trustee board;
Isaiah Moore, president of the
usher board; Bruce Foriest,
chairman of the deacon board,
and Naomi C. McLean,
historian.
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lila R. Sutton of Fort Worth,
on of the city; her mother and
the Rev. Willie M. Harris, both
i, Patricia Mclntyre of Dayton,
jrier, both of Winston-Salem;
s, Isaac Prather Jr. of Newport
i-Salem, Johnny Harris, Roland
letcher Harris of Las Vegas; one
two sons-in-law, other relatives
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New Faith Chapel Holiness
Church will honor Brenda H.
Tate, the first lady of the church,
Sunday, Feb. 16, at 4 p.m.
The day has been designated as
*'First Lady Tate's Day at New
Faith Chapel Holiness Church."
The celebration will begin with a
dinner held in honor of Mrs.
Tate, followed by an appreciation
service.
The wife of Bishop Lawrence
Tate, she is the daughter of the
late Elder James Hairston and
the late Josephine Hairston.
Mrs. Tate is a gospel singer and
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