I Death A i$rf Fune rah
G. Blake
Mr. Johfa George Blake
W. of 34fi Rozzells Ferry
•Road, died Friday, October
t2, in Charlotte Memorial
^Hospital. Funeral was held
^Wednesday, October 7,1981
t?:30 p m at Weeping Mary
^Baptist Church, Rock Hill,
$_C. Burial will be in the
t^hurch cemetery.
j;
Si Survivors are his wile,
l!rs. Katherine Blake of
‘Charlotte, N.C.; son, Mr.
John George Blake Jr. of
Jock Hyi, S.C.,; three
daughters: Miss Brenda
;Blake, Mrs. Linda Mackey
4nd Miss Sherri Blake, all
*Jjf Charlotte, N.C.; mother.
Tire. Maggie Black of Rock
•till, S.C.; four step-sons:
r. James Hoskins, Mr.
•thur Hoskins and Mr.
I -tonald Hoskins, all of
[ ’Charlotte, N.C. and Mr.
!Archie Hoskins of New
land, N.C.; four step
daughters, Mrs. Annie
J) rooks and Miss Kathy
^Hoskins, botli uf Cliarlotte,
■t.C . Miss Lilie Hoskins
#nd Mrs. Marion Carlton
loth of Brooklyn, N.Y.;
fpur brothers: Mr. Alonzo
Slake, Mr.’ ; Alexander
flake and Mr. Luther
Slake, all of Rock Hill,
9£., and Mr. Cleo Blake of
Plainfield, N.J.; sister,
-airs. Thelma Archie of
' f lainfield, N.J.; 5 grands
and 22 step-grands.
firs. McDwaine
;> Funeral service for Mrs.
farah Mcllwaine of 3038
Jellaire Drive was held
bn Saturday, October 3, at
f»e House of Prayer For All
People.
iflre.Chambers -
J* Funeral service for Mrs.
Onellie Chambers of 1405-A
Fairley Avenue, Monroe,
J4.C., was held on Sunday,
jjctober 4, at Flintridge
•Baptist Church.
Mr. Grady Murphy
5 Funeral service for Mr.
Jprady Murphy of 806 Dob
Sn Drive was held on
onday, October 5, in
prier’s Chapel.
Kir. Collie Murphy
J Funeral arrangements
are incomplete for Mr.
Collie Murphy of 9614 Long
JYalley Dr.
•Mr. John Harris
tftneral service for Mr.
John Thomas Harris of 1009
SUL,
GREATER
PROVIDENCE
Sister Annie B. Caldwell
>as presented as Greater
providence Baptist Church
j^Woman of the Year.”
t;Mrs. Caldwell is the
“Mother of thefchurch" as
dell, serving Pod faithfully
fcd unselfishly since 1919.
£lna brief, yet, revealing
•iatement from the church
Mrs. Caldwell's character
ban be peeped at. "She is a
tfoman of strength and
<$gnity, for any woman
wnaiears ana reveres uoa
juu be greatly praised...
jo we honor you...We love
j Rev. Fred Gibson and the
omgregatton qL Greater
ljovideiH;e gave Sister
piIdwell a gift ho one can
iifie away...one she can
Cherish forever...and that
t» the gift of love.
■| FIRST MOUNT ZION
, * The congregation of First
Mount Zion Will honor Rev.
d V. Oweris October 11 at 6
■m. on his fourth artui
fersary as pastor of the
3Guea( speaker will be
lev. Mackuson, pastor of
■ickcreek Church, Gaff
ney, S.C. His congregation
jlll accompany him.
> During the pastorate of
jev. Owens the church
imbership has grown
500 to 824. Improve
i such at the new
itionaT facility has be
! wfeality. The budget
the March has improved
<30,000 to <115,000
‘•Rev. Owens has shown
pat his leadership and de
lation has been directed
towards God’s purpose.
Ket he realise* that with
«ht the grace of God nooe of
Ns ambitions would ;have
ftft the blueprints.
£ Rev. Owens and his wife,
Ruble, have two children -
Melia Denise Ownes and C.
-■{Owens jr.
*<n» church family of
first Mount Zk» ipvlte you
ft attend this special ser
'/fce celebrating the anni
V^Mry of thdlr beloved
Pdator, Rev. C. V, Owens,
fye church is located at
l«5 Remount Road
Druid Circle was held on
Wednesday, October 7, in
Grier’s Chapel.
Mr. Booker Jones
Graveside service for
Mr. Booker Jones of 1826
Breezewood Drive was
held on Tuesday, Septem
ber 29, at York Memorial
Park.
Mrs. Sherrill
Funeral service for Mrs.
Marjorie Sherrill of 6515
Montieth Drive was held on
Friday, October 2, at St.
Luke Baptist Church.
Mr. Floyd Sanders
Funeral service for Mr.
wood Road was held on
Thursday, October 1, at
Zoah AME Zion Church in
Kings Creek, S.C.
Mr. Robert Jackson
Funeral service for Mr.
Robert R. Jackson of 2413
Alleghany Street was held
on Thursday, uctooer l, in
Grier’s Chapel.
Mrs. Mary HatcheU
Funeral service for Mrs.
Mary Alice HatcheU of 1352
Plumstead Road was held
on Wednesday, September
30, at Mt. Moriah Primi
tive Baptist Church.
Mrs. Docia Mickle .
Funeral service for Mrs.
Docia Mickle of 2210 N.
Graham Street was held on
Tuesday, September 29, at
St. Paul Community Bap
tist Church.
Mr. Histron Falls
Funeral service for Mr.
Histron “Hiss” Falls of
1503 Cleveland Avenue was
held on Tuesday, Septem
ber 29, in Grier’s Chapel.
Ms. Barbara McCoy
Mrs. Barbara Jane
McCoy, 29, of 521 East 7th
Street, died Sunday, Oc
tober 4, at her residence.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Alexander Funeral
Home will be handling the
arrangements.
Mr. Lawson Wright
Mr. Lawson Wright Sr.,
65, of 1412 North Caldweil
Fraylon
Guides Eagles
To Top Spot
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made them famous. The
Rams threw only five times
while rushing for a sea
son's high 165 yards. The
strong suit had to be a
defensive unit which shut
down the highest powered
C1AA offense.
me viKings or Elizabeth
City State used the power
running of Gary Sneed (two
touchdowns) and the legs
of Dwayne Whitfield (32
yard field goal) to hold off
the Hampton Institute
Pirates for a 17-10 win. The
victory allowed the Vikings
to stay in the thick of the
Northern division race;
The North Carolina Cen
tral Eagles crulsedidtb the
top spot in the Southern
Division with a 40-14 win
over Fayetteville State.
The Eagles were leu by
freshman quarterback
Gerald Fraylon who was
the first 1981 double award
winner. Fraylon played
only the first half but in
that time he threw for 129
yards and scored three
touchdowns. For his day’s
work, he was honored as
the Offensive Back of the
Week and the Newcomer of
the Week.
In non-conferance
games, the Bowie State
College Bulldogs pulled the
biggest upset in black col
lege footbairiiy* knocking
Morgan State from the un
defeated ranks with a 7-3
win on Morgan’s home
field
Bowie’s punter, Craig
Brown, did his part by
keeping the foe in poor field
position. In dotna so he set
a Bowie State record with a
punt of 82 yards. Other
defensive standouts were
Jeff Sanders, freshmen
linebacker (eight solos, two
assisted and one quarter
back sack); noseguard
Lennle Barfield (eight
solos, four assisted and two
quarterback sacks); and,
junior comer back Danny
Hayes (three solos, 12
assisted, one interception
and a pass broken up)
Street, died Sunday, Oc
tober 4, at his residence.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Alexander Funeral
Home will be handling the
arrangements.
Mrs.Goodman
Mrs. Louise Thompson
Goodman, 70, of 215 North
Irwin Avenue died Wednes
day, September 30, in
Mercy Hospital Funeral
was held Sunday, October
4, at St. Paul Baptist
Church. Burial was in York
Memorial Park.
Survivors are her hus
band, Mr. Kobert Goodman
of Charlotte, N.C.; son, Mr.
Fredrick Goodman of
Charlotte, N.C.; one sister,
Mrs' Mamie Sullivan of
Charlotte, N-C.
Alexander Funeral
Home handled the arrange
ments.
Mr. Joshua Cole
Mr Joshua Cole, 63, ot
1829 Union Street, died
Wednesday, September 30,
-4n Charlotte Memorial Hns
pital Funeral was held
Sunday, October 4, 1 p.m.,
at Union Missionary Bap
tist Church. Burial was in
Beatties Ford Memorial
Gardens.
Survivors are two bro
thers: Mr. Edward Cole
and Mr. James Cole, both
of Durham, N.C.; three
sisters: Mrs. Mary Maca
lean of Brooklyn, N.Y.,
Miss Lillian Cole and Mrs.
Livily Chavis, both of
Durham, N.C.
Alexander Funeral
Home handled the arrange
ments.
Mr. Charles Harris
•
Mr. Charles DeWitt
Harris, 54, of East Orange,
N.J., died Saturday, Sep
tember 26, in Newark, N. J.
Funeral was held Friday,
October 2, 2 p.m., at St.
Paul Baptist Church.
Burial was in the West
Pinewood Cemetery.
I FRIENDS OF SAMMY -
oaiiiiny aievenson (right) received a
check for $3,000 from family and friends
after completing his recital at the MTnT~
Museum. He was accompanied on piano
by John Palmer Smith (left). Sammy is
presently attending^the^Universiryn^^
Cincinnati Music Conservatory where
the money will enable him to continue his
studies. He is the son of Mrs Sarah
Stevenson. (Photo by Jim Black Photo
graphers)
Business Level Down Slightly
* i»c icvci ui uuameaa ul
tivity in North Carolina
declined in August, accord
ing to the Wachovia BuSi- '
ness Index. The Index re
gistered 152.9, down 0.3
percent from the revised
July level.
Employment losses in
the manufacturing sector
and a shorter manufactur
ing workweek were major
contributors to the decline
in the Index.
Manufacturing employ
ment was down 0 6 percent,
primarily due to employ
ment decreases in non
durable goods industries.
Employment in durable
goods industries also de
clined slightly, as did price
adjusted average hourly
earnings for manufactur
ing employees. - •
In the non-manufactur
ing sector, employment
was down in government,
services and trade. How
ever. contract construction
employment rose 0.3
percent.
The seasonally adjusted
^unemgloymen^atefor^
North Carolina was 6.2 per
cent in August, up 0.7
percent from the July
"" level. The national rate for
August was 7.2 percent, up
0.2 percent from July. The
unadjusted unemployment
rate in North Carolina was
5 7 percent in August
Unit sales of cars
through the first eight
months of 1981 increased
3.6 percent over the same
period of 1980 Truck sales
continued to show improve
ment but remained 3.1 per
cent below 1980 levels
The North Carolina Busi
ness Index measures the
level of economic activity
in North Carolina on a
monthly basis Using 1967
as the base of 100, it re
flects indicators of employ
ment. production and
spending in the state's
economy. All figures are
An advertised product
will be chosen over an
unadvertised one by nine
out of ten shoppers.
adjusted by Wachovia-cal
culated figures for expect
cd seasonal fluctuations
CHARLOTTE POST FOOD ADS
OFFER THE VERY BEST
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Dr. Randall H.Stewart,DMD
Proudly announces the opening
of his office at
26 E Freedom Drive
(FreedomvillageShoppingCenter)
-For the practice of •__
Family Dentistry.
OFFICE HOURS
Mon.-Fri. 8:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M.
Saturday Appointment Available
392-0271
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