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i\ex Johnson to speak at Zion Memorial
ture appeared on the cover of College
Student Journal.
During 1987-88, Johnson served
as a fellow with the American Coun
cil on Education, participated in the
Institute for Educational Management
at Harvard University and served a
brief internship at the University of
North Carolina General Administra
tion.
Among his various civic and
community involvements are mem
berships on the boards of STEP ONE
INC. and the Old Hickory Council of
the Boy Scouts of America.
The chairperson for the service
is James Grace Jr.; co-chairman is
Dr. Alex Johnson program committee
chairman is Willard Tanner; and the
ly for his achievements when his pic- host pastor is the Rev. Joseph Jones.
Zion Memorial Baptist Church
hold its annual Men's and Wom-
I's Day Service Sunday, Sept. 18, at
ajn.
The speaker for the occasion will
Dr. Alex Johnson, acting vice
lancellor for academic affairs at
^inston-Salem Stale University.
^ A native of Concord, Johnson
Ais served on the WSSU staff and
Acuity since 1981. In addition to his
uToit position, he was assistant vice
^lancellor for academic affairs and
^ecutive assistant to the chancellor.
|e earned degrees from WSSU,
■fehman College and Pennsylvania
I ate Umversity.
I Johnson is known nationally for
I iS research in the field of special
' location and was recognized recent-
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CO Co. and a member of Shiloh Baptist Church, where he
was president of the Sick Committee, a member of Mis
sionary Group No. 4, a member of the Senior Usher Board
^ flnston-Salem; a grandson, Mr. Frederick L. Roberson of and a member of the Sunday school. He was a native of
notpia/wi M T • fl cnn.m.iim, Mr u/iiii^rr, d«k;„ Lamar, S.C., and a resident of Winston-Salem for 65
years.
He is survived by one daughter, Ms. Deloise Reeves
of Winston-Salem; five sons, Mr. Oscar DuBose Jr., Mr.
Calvin DuBose, both of Winston-Salem, Mr. Jenkens Bur
ris of Lamar, S.C., Mr. Raymond DuBose and Mr. Elrea '
DuBose of New York City; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Hough
of Bishopville, S.C., and Mrs. Elease Carroway of
Columbia, S.C.; two brothers, Mr. George DuBose of
Hartsville, S.C., and Mr. Will Burris of Lamar, 47 grand
children; 15 great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15, at
Shiloh Baptist Church, with Dr. J. Ray Butler officiating.
Burial followed in Piedmont Memorial Gardens. Ryan's
Funeral Home was in ch^e of die fimeral arrangements.
WiNtWDIXiE
She is survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs. Rosetta
toore of High Point; a granddaughter, Ms. Janet D. Con
sul of Wnslon-Salem; a niece, Ms. Esther Johnson of
.nglewood, N.J.; a son-in-law, Mr. William Robin of
'^roddyn, N.Y.; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren,
reat-great-grandchildren, great-great-great-grandchil-
ren; many other relatives and friends.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10, at
^nion Baptist Church, with the Rev. Mack McConnell
mcialing. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery,
lilmore Funeral Home was in charge of the funeral
rrangemoits.
i
^ Mr. Oscar Bubba DuBose, 90, of 1010 E. 30th St.
ied Saturday, Sept 10, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. He
A ras a retired employee of Brown and Williamson Tobac-
|1R. OSCAR BUBBA DuBOSE
Sovereign Grace
0 hold third annual
•Bible Conference
y Sovereign Grace Tabernacle
EDivill hold its third annual Fall
lible Conference Sept. 21 to 23 at
' nightly.
The theme of the conference
h "The Sovereign of God in Sal-
]ratiCMl."
Speakers for the week will
elude: Dr. Kilner Woriell, pastor
|kf Bethel Baptist Church in the
Ifirgin Islwds, and Minister War-
llcn Burrell of Grace Chapel,
l/ednesday; Minister Bill Bum-
iamn and Minister Bill James of
Ihallowford Baptist Church in
^.ewisville, Thursday; Evangelist
ohnnie Jordan III of Grace
, Jhapel and Pastor Curtis Whaley
I )f Rosemont Baptist Church, Fri-
lay.
Mew Bethel to hold
/early Fall Revival
The Annual Fall Revival will
>e conducted at New Bethel Baptist
Jhurch from Sept. 19 to Sept. 23.
Services will begin each night at
■';30.
The Rev. W. T. Bigelow will be
be guest speaker for the revival.
Bigelow is a national evange-
ist, tour host for Wholesale Tours
nd recording artists of sermons and
aeditations.
His church is referred to as
The Spiritual Center of Durham"
ind his motto is "Give God the
jlory."
5 He received bachelor and mas
er of theology degrees and a doctor
)f humane and letters from United
Christian College in Goldsboro.
i Bigelow also earned a doctor of
^ livinity degree from Virginia Theo
logical Seminary in Lynchburg, Va.,
tnd Shaw Divinity School. He
received his degree of evangelism
from the National Baptist Conven-
i^tion USA Inc.
Bigelow has been presented the
Iteys to the cities of Jacksonville,
Fla., and Cherryville, N.C.
He is an adjunct professor at
Shaw University’s School of Theol-
:)gy. Bigelow and his wife have
three children and six grandchildren.
New Bethel Baptist Church is
located at 1016 N. Trade St.
0 Dr. Jerry Drayton is the
church's pastor.
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