First Baptist Scouts advance in the ranks
Pick 868 of First Baptist Church
held its mid-year advancement cere
mony April 6.
The following scouts were
advanced to Bobcat rank: Jonathan
Wilson, Anthony Wright, Miguel
Powell, Albert Morgan, Carlos Rawl
inson, Cory Rawlinson, Ray shawn
Brown, Thomas Wolfe, Gilbert Pow
ell and Jay Carlton.
Bobcat is the first step on the cub
scout trail.
Another group of scouts
. advanced to Wolf. They were: Dou
glas Mauney, Michael Dubose,
Geofrey Hill, Carlton Fairley, Aaron
Sally, Johnathan Allen. Rashard Cash,
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Scouting In
Forsyth County
by
Carlton Crump
District Executive
Kegan Hagans, J.J. Transou and Aerie
Adams.
Scouts advancing to bear rank
were Ron Vaighans, Santana Acker,
Thomas Wright and Gerald Clements.
Also, the new Webelos scouts
were awarded. They were: Jasper
Brown, Benito Powell, Sherron
Bradley and Christopher Stukes.
Douglas Brown and Brannon
McCullough advanced to boy scout
ing with scoutmaster Robert Alston.
In the same ceremony, Mrs.
Clements was elected chairwoman Qf
the pack committee. She also serves
as activity coordinator. Mrs .Clements
was named Den Leader of the Year
for Pack 868 in 1988.
Vickie Rhynes was elected to
serve as chairwoman of the Christmas
Party Committee.
Shederick Adams is the cubmas
ter for pack 868 and has done an
excellent job in motivating and
recruiting parents to make the pro
gram successful. Mr. Adams proves
that quality scouting, with parents
helping out* can be achieved. This
doesn't happen overnight but with
dedication and everyone pitching in
to help, scouting can be an excellent
program for young men.
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foc.at4 pjn. The speaker will be Evangelist Charlette Gaitison, a Thunder will be featured in a seimoneue. The Youth Choir of Moimt Cal
Accompanying her will be the St ?f vary will furnish the musk: for the occasion. Participants will include the <
Steph?o% Baptist Church Mass Choit Sarah C.Hauser is host pastor. ^ , ' _ .. , - -
^ ;Ci ^ Rev. ChHs Brinson. Minister Kelvin Shouse and the Rev. Bobby Wilson. ||
annual Rainbow Tfca from4 to 6 p.ro. at the church. MONDAY, APRIL 17
* St Feto'sWocId Outreach Center will hold a FRO-FaraiUes service at? Revival services at Monring Star Baptist Church will be^d fluough
6 Topics discussed will include -How to Build ACreat Marriage,*: April 21 atlSO nigJrtly.The evangelist for the week Is the Rev, Wendell
*Valoes - What Arc They?,* *Self-Esteem in Children" "Who Are You JohWK?,pe?or of First BapUst Church.
?nd "Senit* Aerobics; Yes or No?* Ft* ?ore information caB ? ???
mmm I Bill HMMHMNM IR public service announcements*
Chwdi >riU begin at 11 ? The Saints Home Day Care Center is now accepting applications for
<##>> ag**2 to S. The day care center is state-licensed and certified.
Ctalh SuSdteS iv? WH?| " M?' 5*""7 Ko|y 5- "? *? UMwSr?a"Sw
. huri,h will hold Its anniversary celebration at 4 pjn.The Three Sons of am. to 530 pjn. For more information call Linda Wright 723-5270.
Johnson to speak at
Morning Star revival
Morning Star Baptist Church will
hold its annual revival services Mon
day, April 17, through Friday, April 21 ,
nightly at 7:30. The evangelist for the
. week will be the Rev. Wendell John
son, pastor of First Baptist Church.
Johnson has served as pastor of
First Baptist since August 1985.
Before coming to the city, he was the
pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church
~iir Glen Allen, Va., and is a former
pastor of Union Baptist Church in
Quinton, Va. He is the recipient of the
NAACP Equal Employment Award
and the 1 .ions Intemational Award. -
Johnson is a member of the Min*
isters Conference & Associates of
Winston-Salem, the Ministers Coun
Stone to celebrate
pastoral anniversary
Elder Hilton Stone Jr. will cele
brate his 8th pastoral anniversary Sun
day, April 16, through April 23.
The congregation of Grace
Assembly United Holy Church of
America will host the celebratioa
Ministers for
the weeklong cel
ebration will be
Elder Claude
Thomas of Victo
ry Outreach Cen
ter, Elder John
McClurkin of
Greater Faith
Church of God
and Christ, Bish- Stone
op Alonzo McCloud of Tabernacle of
Faith, Bishop T.R. Rice of Mercy Seat
Holiness, Bishop John L. Hines of
Mount Sinai Glorious Church of God,
Elder Eugene Kirby of Bethlehem
Holy Church, the Rev. Samuel Cor
nelius of New Jerusalem Baptist
Church, Bishop Jake Johnson of Mount
Nebo TVPH, and the Rev. James Tay
lor of Revealed Church of Christ
There will be a special service
Saturday, April 15, at 7 pjn. in honor
of Lillie Stone, the church's first lady.
Floyd attends gathering
Jannis V. Floyd, a learning dis
abilities teacher at Atkins Middle
School, recently attended the Council
for* Exceptional Children's 67th annu
al convention in San Francisco.
Held the first week of April, the
convention featured more than 700
professional sessions, 200 commer
cial exhibits, Very Special Arts per
formances by exceptional children
and two general sessions.
The annual event draws thou
sands of teachers, administrators,
teacher trainers, parents and others.
Ms. Floyd is an active member
of CEC Chapter #393 and lives in
Winston-Salem.
cil of the American Baptist Churches
of the South and is a former member
of the Baptist Ministers Conference
of Richmond and Vicinity.
Johnson's civic and religious
affiliations also include the Crisis
Control Ministries board, the Samari
tan Ministries board, the American
Baptist Church USA Ministers Coun
cil and the Mount Tabcr High School
PTA. He and his wife, Rita, have two
children.
Johnson
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