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Mahlon T. Puryear Is Memorial United Speaker jTianiun i. ruryeir, President of the new Urban League affiliate in Charlotte, will be the prin cipal speaker at Memorial United Presbyterian Church Sunday October 21 during the 11 a.m. worship service. Memorial will be holding their annual Laymen's Day Observance of United Pres byterian Men of the church. The men will be in charge of the services. Mr. Puryear is a graduate of Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va., and Colum bia University, New York City. He also studied at Col oradojX]ollege of Education. Greel^, Colorado; and Atlanta University School of Social Work, Atlanta. Georgia. He is the recipient of the Doctor of Humanities degree from Miles College. Birmingham, Alabama. Mahlon T. Puryear ... Urban League President For a number of years, Mr. Puryear was engaged in building construction as a contractor in Winston Salem, N.C., his home. He entered the teaching field at Hampton Institute and also served in teaching and ad Oren McCullough ... UPMM president ministrative positions at Delaware State College and the University of Arkansas. After serving as a volunteer for more than ten years, Mr. Puryear joined the Urban League's profes sional staff in 19.S1 and wa« Antioch Begins New Member Orientation Class Antioch Baptist Church will be holding a New Member Orientation Class on Sunday, October 21 at 9:45 a.m. All new members are asked to attend this class. following the class will be a Baptism and Fellowship Service at 10:30 a.m. Then at 6:30 p.m. that evening, Antioch will be the host to the Ushers' Union. Located at 232 Skyland Avenue, Antioch is pastored by Rev. Preston Pendergrass. NEW EMMANUEL The Smith Grove Church Choral Singers will be in concert on Sunday, October 28 at 8 p.m. at New Emmanuel Congregation United Church of Christ. The Smith Grove singers are among North Carolina's leading gospel and spiritual singers, according to Dr. N.C. Calhoun, pastor of New Emmanuel. Rev. Ervin Millsaps, a FAITH MEMORIAL The Senior Choir of Faith MemorM Baptist Church will celebrate their 9th Anni versary Friday, October 19 - at^7:30 p.m. and Sunday, October 21 at 3 p.m. at the church. Deacon Ulysee Dixon is president of the Choir and Mrs. Beverly Hunter is the director. Various churches will be sharing in each service. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the services. Rev. Wilch Caldwell is the pastor of Faith Memor ial, located at 211 Lakewood Avenue. Check the ads in the Char lotte Post each week forr the best bargains in town. member of Smith Grove, will preach during the concert. Mrs. Linda Millsaps Peugh, a gospel singer, will lead the Smith Grovesingers^^^^^^^^ The public is cordially invited to attend the gospel concert. New Emmanuel is located on 3546 Beatties Ford Road. assigned to the Southern Field Division. Since that time he has held numerous administrative (lositions in the National Urban League. On May 15, he became Presi dent of the Charlotte-Meck lenburg Urban League. Mr. Puryear has many other creditable honors to his long list of professional activities. The theme of the pro gram, "What Does The Lord Require Of You?" is answered by the United Presbyterian men serving in missions within and through the church. Refreshments will be serv - ed following the morning ser vice. Oren McCollough is presi dent of the United Presbyterian Men of Memorial and Dr. John P. Stinson is the committee pro gram chairman. On Saturday. October 20 from II a.m. - 0 p.m.. the men of the church will be sponoring a Barbecue nt the church, located at 2600 Beatties F'ord Road. Chair man of the barbecue com mittee is Mr. Currence. Rev. E.B. Newberry is the pastor of Memorial United Presbyterian. >. / MRS. H. ELTON FOOTE The former Miss Bren do Mir kies Subscribe to the Post Thurs«ij\, October IX. 1979-TIIK OIARI.OTTK POMPagr 7 Miss Brenda 0. Mickles Is Bride Of II. Elton Foote Miss Brenda G. Mickle* and H. Elton Foote exchang ed wedding vows last Satur day afternoon at the Crossroad Baptist Church in Rustburg, Virginia where Rev. William J. Coleman of ficiated. , Mrs. Lavis Mickles was the organist and Mrs. Oliv ia Hughes was soloist. Ms. Ix*nora Ingram serv ed as matron of honor, while her daughter. MeCole In gram. was the flower girl. Andrew W oodruff w as the best man accompanied by groomsmen Norris Rucker., and Steve Anderson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mickles of Rte. 1. Box 3.Vi. Evington. Virginia. She is a graduate of Hampton In stitute and is employed by AETNA Life and Casualty. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry I.. Foote of P.O. Box h|. Mocksville, N.C. He is a graduate of Winston-Salem State University and i* employed by the Charlotte , Mecklenburg School >y stem. The couple w ill make their home in Charlotte. \c3Kktmir Hiiimmkks. Scholar Is Topic Of HYITCW I Yofjnim How does or how should a corporation deal with employee values in personal and family life? An academic humanities scholar and a corporate ' representative will discuss this question during the ( )<• tober 2d program. (>pen to the public free of charge, this segment of “Human Values in the Cor porate World will be held from ltl-11 \ M. at Myers Park Baptist Church. Shalom Hall. IK(H) (t)ueens Hoad in (Charlotte. I his is the fourth in a series of five discussions made possible by a grant from the North Carolina Humanities ('.ommittee. It hasn’t been easy. Putting myself through college and then graduate school taught me the value of a dollar. And now that I’m on my own, I have a good job, a fine apartment, a nice car, and a pay check that can be spent all too easily if I’m not careful. But I’ve always known I need to save some of that money. To put some aside... for things like car repairs, weekend trips, and vacations. So I looked for a bank that would give me what I want. High interest on my savings, convenient branches close by, and friendly people who’ll take the time to help me. That’s why I chose Wachovia. There’s an office right here in my neighborhood and one downtown where I work. The tellers are friendly, and my savings earn 5lA% daily interest. But best of all, there is someone I can call any time about my savings account, and whose advice I can trust. My Personal Banker. Right now I have good reasons to save. And very good reasons to save at Wachovia. Wachovia BMkAlmt Charles R.B. q^ave lota of oil in I , and makeup will not placet. Why? 1 ahould be tea ted and a ' f ooametic uaea ahould ' i led for your individual , wt ooametic atorea have •people ou ataff. A Trl- 1 1 t trained in akin care i , • the beat anawer. A ( aervioa Salona have >ple on ataff. 1 1 The House Of Charles 2311 LaSalle St. (ien You Care nigh To Lo4tlt 11 ir Very Bent** i I , I’ve worked hard to get where I am. That’s why I save at Wachovia. [?] f
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