Lodge to Host Banquet Salem Lodge #139 of the Prince Hall Masons and their guest enjoyed a beautiful banquet at Holi day Inn North along with their wor shipful Preston McConnell and his beautiful wife, Deloris. Bro. Julius Epps, who is the junior warden of the Lodge served as the master of ceremonies. The music was rendered by the New Jerusalem Baptist Church Male Chorus, they entertained us with three selections. Bro. Warren Napper, Jr. and Bro. Rev. Samuel -Cornelius-were the lead soloists? and had the place jumping for joy* Bro. Lawrence Wade, who is the new pastor of Lovells Chapel in Pilot Mountain, gave the invoca tion. The welcome was given by Bro. Doug Ingram, who, did a splendid job. * Dinner was buffet style. Bro Gentry Palmer and his committee did a good job planning this ban quet, food, music and speaker. Tne brothers in Salem Lodge were on the committee* Bro. Rev. Samuel Cornelius introduced the speaker, Bro. Rev. j Paul A. Lowe, Jr. The pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church., before com ing to Shiloh Lowe was the pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church of ? Essex County where he pastpred for four years. Lowe is a graduate of Bishop College, and the Virginia Union University school of theol ogy He completed the masters of arts in Christian Education in 1991. * Lowe is actively involved with the General Baptist State Conven tion of NC, Inc, the Ministers Con jkience_Qf- W_rS and .Vicinity, the National Baptist State, USA, Inc, The Lott Cary Foreign Missionary .Convention, The Rowan Baptist Association and, the Missionary and Education Union of Forsyth County. He is also a member of Alpha Pi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Rev. Paul Lowe Jr. Lowe is a contributing writer, to Board of the National Baptist Con- ' vention, USA Nurture for Baptist Churches. Lowe's text came from Luke 15th Chapter, "the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin and the Prodigal Son. Brother James Paul, the district deputy of the 30th district gave remarks and the banquet was con cluded with benediction given by Bro. Wade. i ? Bast# 128 Holds Memorial Service ; Thp American Legion Post #128, 220, 453 held a combined" memorial service honoring our deceased veterans at the Evergreen Cemetery on Memorial Day at 10 a.m. ! Flags were placed by Willie Cunningham*. Lester Davis placed the POW-M1A flag on the empty chair. ' Legionnaire Alonzo Funches placed the Memorial wreath at the toot of the podium. #220 Post Commander Carl Miller presided. American Legion Auxiliary^ Department Chaplin offered prayer. ; Greeting were heard from: #128 Commander Alonzo Funches ; #453 Commander Larry Wil son ? : - -V- - Roosevelt Benton, Retired Association of the Armed Forces Special .Guest, past department vice committee Henry Wilson. Memorial Day address by #220 Post Chaplin Clarence Simingion. He reminded those of us living, to always remember the great sacri fice that the veterans gave to their country. We should always honor their memories. Our world is in a terrible state and we as adults, must help our young people appreciate life^nd the true meaning of being able to serve their country with pride. Let us go forth from this day on pledge to be better American Citizens. Past Commander George Grady was in charge of the firing squad who closed the meeting with a gun salute. At 6 p.m. the Post #220 Ameri can Legion Auxiliary hosted a deli cious buffet for the veterans and their families. The combined Post and Auxil iaries also worshiped together at St. Matthews Apolositic Church on Sunday. Donley Young Young Honored at Dinner The National Council of Negro Women will honor Donley Young at the 3rd Honors Award Dinner Theatre on June 18 at Shilohian St. Peters Day Care Center at ^ p.m. Young won the award as top recruiter and crowned Snow Queen. This event was held at the first meeting of the year and she will be recognizod at the honors banquet. GOOD NIGHT, SWEET DDEAM&... Mattresses - All sizes Customizing Available I ? ' i?Ei ' ?Futon Mattresses "Quilted Crib Mattresses ?Adjustable Beds Starting at $599.00 WINSTON-SALEM INDUSTRIES FOR THE BUND Specializing In Mattresses 7730 North Point Dr. 0^X?ri' (behind Classic Cadillac) 759-0551 ? * Senior Services Inc. Receives Grant Senior Service, Inc. has been awarded a matching grant of $3^0,000 by the Winston-Salem Foundation to help improve fund raising and community awareness of its programs. f Executive Director Richard Gottlieb said that Senior Service will receive one dollar from the foundation for every two dollars it raises in new and increased gifts from the community. us because this month we begin our annual campaign," Gottlieb said. "Last, year, more than 1,500 indi viduals, businesses, foundations, civic groups, churches and other participated in the campaign. r . '? ? : . We increased our service last year, but we still have people on our waiting lists." . Gottlieb said that a study com pleted earlier this year by the Forsyth County Aging Services r v. ? ? Advisory Committee pointed out 4n increasing shortfall in service to the elderly. The report revealed needs in transportation, housekeeping, home health care, home-delivered meals, adult day care and home safety improvements as well as referrals for services. ?*. J ? Senior Service operates the community's Meal on Wheels pro gram, provides adult day care ser vices, conduct assessments leading "TO personalized health care plans for individuals, provides-in-home personal care and acts as informa tion and referral agents forttie elderly. . .J- ? - C r- -v-r-vr* *. ? Citizens Honored . Three county citizens were honored recently as "Friends or Extension" for their contribution to the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. .. t ** ? -V , . * - ' Receiving awards were Mitf? Garner, owner of Sedge Garden Nursery, for his contribution to the Extension Horticultural prograon; Don McMillian, restauranteur for his influence in establishing the "Chef and the Child" programs to teach limited resource youth abdut good nutrition; and to Dr. G. Dou glas Carroll, for his contribution to the 4-H program and leadership la the Extension Advisory Council. ? Receiving Volunteer of the. Year Awards for 1993 were Anne* Kelly, Agricultural Program; Clau dia Whitaker, 4-H Program; Brenda' "Black, Sandra Campbell, Eugenia Thompson for the Home Econom ics Program, and James Rousseau, for his contributions in Special Pro ^ "...v ? T In total, 1,400 volunteers con tributed over 1 1 ,000 hours to the Cooperative Extension Service pro gram, reaching 21,234 citizens -in Forsyth County. r food lion Prices In This Ad Good Wed., June 8 Thru Tues., June 14, 1994. We Reserve The Right ^To Limit Quantities. USD A Inspected Beef Bonelesi Save $1.30 Lb Sweet, Juicy, Eastern hes Lb. 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