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Page B6 Winston-Salem Chronide Thursday, November 10, 1988 '12 Tribes of Israel' appearance scheduled St. Peter's Mighty Men of Faith Men's Day Program will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, and Sunday, Nov. 20, during the 12 Tribes of Israel weekend. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Tom Pickens of Crenshaw Christian Center of Los Angeles. The 12 Tribes of Israel captains are Narvie Tucker, Jack Nelson, Johnnie Jackson, Vernon Jones, Charles France, Charlie Henderson, Tommy Hicks, Kevin Parrott, Ronald Penn, Michael Benton, Ver non McEachem and Ronald Jordan. Saturday’s schedule of events will include coffee and donuts in the fellowship hall, 8 a.m.; interces sory prayer, 8:30 a.m.; the Rev. Whitfield, pastor of Agape Faith Church in Clemmons, on "Hus bands Building Relationships with Their Wives and Children," and Marilyn Gool of Victory Christian Center in Charlotte on "What Every Woman Wished Men Knew About Women," at 9:30 a.m.; lunch in the fellowship hall, nocsi; and the Rev. Tom, 1 and 7 p.m. Sunday's scheduled will include speakers Tim Oakes and Nathan Thompson, 8 aun.; the Rev. Tom Pick ens, 11 a.m.; and "The 12 Tribes of Israel” drama, 6 pjn. Fct more information on the week end call Sl Peter's Church. 'Baby Contest' winners crowned at Galilee Baptist program The Junior Usher Board of Galilee Baptist Church sponsored a Senior Citizens’ Baby Contest Sunday, Nov. 6, at 4 p.m. at Galilee. The contestants were Cora Ingram, George Lyons, Modell White and Dorothy Linton. The sponsors of the program were Vanessa Lyerly and Doris Coker.. Cora Ingram was the winner of the baby contest. She is the mother of 15 chil- Anthony Hines to celebrate second pastoral anniversary The Rev. Anthony L. Hines, pastor of Second Institution Baptist Church, will celebrate his second pastoral anniversary Sunday, Nov. 13. The Rev. Virgil Goodwin, the associate minister of Zion 'R-Day' Clean-up efforts benefit children's hospital The Winston-Salem Clean Community Committee Inc. has announced the results of "R-Day” heldOcL 15. More than 27 tons of recy clable materials were donated by the cidzens at two coIlecUon sites. The committee collected 14,245 pounds of glass, 31, 940 pounds of newspaper, 7,880 pounds of magazines and 430 pounds of aluminum cans to be recycled. Brenner’s Children’s Hospital received the benefits from the sale of the donated materials in the amount of nearly $1,200. HURRY - Entries must be In by Friday, Nov. 11!!! YOUR RECIPE COULD WIN ^100 Enter our Soul Food Cooking Contest Mail entries by Nov. 11 to Winston-Salem Chronicle Soul Food 617N.LibeftySl.,Winston-Salem,NC 27102 Baptist Church in Mount Airy, will be the 11 a.m. speaker. The church has grown under Hines’ pastorship and the church has purchased needed equipment. The Rev. Albert Green of New Bethel Baptist Church in Mocksville will speak at 2 p.m. The Rev. J.R. Samuels and St. Stephen Baptist Church will be the guests at 7 p.m. For more information on the anniversary celebration call the church office. W-S Urban League to hold Health Fair The Winston-Salem Urban League will sponsor its annual Health Fair Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. unUl noon at their facility located 201 West Fifth Street. Acting President Hazel Brown states that the theme of this year’s fair is "Fimess for Life: Education/Exercise/Examina tion." Brown stated further that the Urban League remains firmly committed to improving the quali ty of life of the "total" individual. "The purpose of this event has always been to promote and encourage good health habits and preventive health maintenance. Older adults and particularly minorities clearly remain at risk when it comes to certain health disorders. According to Cleo Solomon, Health Fair Coordinator, local health professionals will provide free screening in areas as choles terol; vision; dental; and blood pressure. Soloman also stated that local health care agencies are working cooperatively with staff to provide participants with a wide range of information based on current interest. Bowman Gray School of Medicine; The American Cancer Society; Alzheimer’s Support Network; American Heart Association; and Mental Health Association are among those that will be present. Special workshops and demon strations will be ongoing through out the morning. No admission will be charged. The public is invited. For further information, contact the Urban League office at 725- 5614. n 1962, a seventeen year-old discovered the world. ^_Jack when Fhtiicia Lightfoot got interested in space flight, cars had fins, movies had double features and mathematicallY gifted Black girls had limited career prospects. But 1962 was the year Patricia Ughtfoot won a scholarship to Howard UniversitY. And on the way to becoming a math teacher, she discovered a world of opportunities. B n unique environment that historicallY Black colleges provide, Fhtrida Ughtfoot learned that her dreams of becoming a mathematician were achievable. "At Howard;' she says, "I learned how to learn. A Black college gave me confidence and a support that was always there when 1 needed it!' El hat confidence helped Patricia master higher mathematics, computer science graduate school and her own destiny. Today, as head of the spacecraft Control ’ Branch of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, she directs the design and development of ground support systems for vital satellite projects. ghen you're considering cofleges, doesn't it make sense to consider the ones that produce distinguished achievers Hke Patricia Ughtfoot and 40% of the nation's Black college graduates? America's Black cofleges. If you want to make a world of difference in your future, they can show you how. ® General Foods Corporation 1968 V.
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