Church Neu» Briefs
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ny Jalyne Strong
Post Staff Writer
Rev. Robert Leak, pastor of New
St. John Baptist, will host special
activities at his church this Sunday
December 29, beginning with the
youth of the church directing the 11
o’clock Worship program and Rev.
< Paul Anderson, kksodats paster of
University Park Baptist Chunk, as
guest speaker. , \
Then at 2:30 p.m.. The Meckfcn-'
burg Genefal Baptist Association
Sunday School BTU (Bapttet Train
ing Union) Congress will convene at
New St. John. Its program sched
ule includes instructions on aspects
y of teaching and all phases of cbwcb
work. '
T** MGBA Sunday School BTU
will be conducted by Dr. Clifford
Jones, pastor «f Friendship Baptist
^.Church. - :> J?74‘:
Also on schedule at tbs rmgruw
■. will be Rev. Lincoln Lee, ratoctets
pastor pf.SUvar Mt. Baptist Church
for thlTj^
ijiirjiujHMpgsui at the
& Convention tUa Sunday. The
• always welcome at New St.
■ Bai^st Church, located at aMp
wohn Rd. * the Hickory Crfra
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TVjwbttc is cordially invited to
attend the fellowship service.
/. V| GREATER BETHEL
A Family Day celebration will
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It Fffl be a dine for all JimUtb of
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Chairpersons of die Family Day
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-Use miniature lights far decorat
ing because they do not get hot
-Beware of bribbUng fluid in Seme
tree ligMs. It eaa be poisonous,
particularly if e child drfcits the
contents of several bud*. Call the
/ nearest poison control center Is Uds
occurs.
* -Never use lights tor indoor use as
out-of-doors decorations.
Be sure U> examine ad electric
light cords and sockets for frayed or
bars wires and defective connec
tions.
-Do not ia* electric lights on an
artificial metallic tree '
-Ptga Christmas tree in s corner
wbnqs it is somewhat protected on
twoskfcs. Piece Christmas tree light
wires down the beck of the tree and
under a tree skirt to the electrical
owUat, Heavy packagas or even
bricks in a box wrapped as a prrsenf
should be placad on the rides of the
tree to prevent young children from
reaching the wires.
Do not use Iririss end tinsel on
the lower limbs at Christmas treee M
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tbef) are small _ k
-Use larger unbreakable orna
ments made of wood, doth, or soft
ptaatlc on the lower tree limb*'if
•man children are present. Small
ornaments and those made with thin
metal glass or hard plastic could
cause intestinal obstructions and
choking if swallowed. Hang the or
aamentewttfrrtbbon or yarn bather
pi^wd other i tdiu^sed'fanmsJ^
Christmas decorations out of Urn
rmidkof d*dren. limy am JB*
: Choking and other injuries.
-Be careful wbemaring angel hair
or snow «ray. Angel hair is spin
glass and it can Irritate the yes, aUn.
and gastrointestinal trad. Mam
petroleum dlaflQntes which cab
aiMjeserisusoye injury and lung
irritation It is also very toxic if
inhaled.
Choose toys that are safe and
appropriate for the age of the child.*
Before giving toys to a child, check
the toys for small parts flat may
come off and could cause a Child to
choke B swadtawdd. If the entire tey
cap fit into the mouth, then It is too ■
. snwflior a young child to play with
‘v, • -Uad stick-on or tie-on bows and
ribbons rather than those with pias
tiO buttons that pop into a box. The
Jatttr could cause chokli* if swai
-Do not allow small children to
chew on Christmas wrapping papor
used to spray
use as decorations
i.af children, lit is
:
, artificial trees carefully
aluminum and plastic ones can
' cause cuts
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^ Do not drink after taking me^
child1 ^ rwnn*nU «*» P°* I
“If everyone will follow ll
ca«tHoi,.we ean miiMM
pier, safer holiday
Devine said “Some of'thane su#
(test ions apply to other time* daring
the year, as well.”
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Doctor’s Building
Kings Dtfve
Charlotte, N.C.
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Rev. Robert Leak
.. ...Heats Baptist Itafatfng Union
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celebration are Carrie Barnette and
Thomas Chiles.
Everyone is urged to attend. The
church is located at 200 Grandln Rd.
CORINTHIAN
There will be' a Four Gospel
program at Corinthian Missionary
Baptist Church on Friday, January -
3, at 7 p.m.
The public is invited.
Rev. T. H. Scott is pastor of
Corinthian Baptist. The church is
located at 1404 N. Church St.
PLEASANT HILL
-- :On Sunday, December », Plea
sant Hill Baptist Church will dose
out the year with s special service,
commencing at t p.m.
Vocal Competition -
The local chapter of the National
Association of Negro Business, and
Professional Women will be spon
soring its annual vocal arts com
petition oa Sunday, December», at
First Baptist Church-West, begin
ning at 5 p»m. . -i'v.
This competition is designed for
persons from ages U to 35 who
desire a career as an opera singer
Among the competitor* will be
DA|nan Stinson and Kim Harrison.
After competing on the local level,
the winner of Sunday’s competition
will compete on the district level In
Tennessee in March and on the na
tional level in Ohio in Augint. A
scholarship will be award- -
■ winner.
fiddle is cordially invited to
event.
Group Counseling
Arthritis Patient Services will
offer) Arthritis Group Counseling
in ■, Tuesday Evening at 7
unity Health Services
l E. Seventh St. ’ The
--led by Barbara M
„ M-A- P«ychotherapist,lwlth
R- Gordon Sen ter, M.DV, as con
sultant.
The main goal of the Arthritis
Counseling Program is to lead the
'participants to a new understanding
of emotional stresses resulting
from chronic pain and help th*m
discover coping strengths. This is
accomplished in a group setting
.ft?**' confidentiality is of utmost
importance.
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The church’s 1886 officers will be
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FAITH
An-one Hundred Women and Men
in White Candlelight March” will be
featured, at the annual Missionary
.program given by the Missionaries
afFaith.CME Church on Sunday,
December 29, at 5 p.m.
j,.0^*** McCuflough, of Clinton
Chapel AME Zion Church, will be
Q»e guest speaker.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come out and take part in the ser
vice
Sturgesa Sr. is pastor ,
of Faith CME. The church is located
at 457 WeDingford Rd
. GgODSAMARITAN
The hoflday season is a difficult
time for moat single people. Good
Samaritan Ministries it a ministry
of help to the single Christian. You
may attend its meeth^s on Tues
dwa, at 7;l5 p.m., at New Jeru
«fom Temple of Faith, located at
>428 Yarbrough St Or write to the
Min^try for mere information at P.
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VtSMPLECHAPEL
Temple Chapel Baptist Church
wUI host its a rums# Watch Night
service, Tuesday* December Si, at *
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lOp.nj.
Durttg the program, Rev. Alton
. Bridges will deliver the year-out
meeeage for ins and Rev. Brenda
Caldwell will present the yhar-ln
message tor 1906
Music will be‘provided by the
Sunshine end G. E. Gilmore Choir
and the Junior Harmonettes.
On Sunday, January 5, the church
will have candlelight service, bap
• Usm, Lord’s supper, installation and
ordination of Deacons. <
The public is invited to all ser
vices at Temple ChapeL The church
is located at«XJ September Ln. Rev.
Gene Gilmore la pastor.
'j. MALLARD CREEK -
Career Day takes place at Mallard
Creek Baptist Church on Sunday,
December 29, at u a.m. Captain
Robert Reese, superintendent of
Camp Green Prison, will be the
guest speaker.
Come Out and.make this program
a success.
LJ*. Nelson is pastor qf Mallard
Creek, located at 2024 Breexewood
Drive.
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GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. F A. Griffin, pastor.
Mi Shady un«. CharloMt. H.C. MM.
Phon* MM010. Sunday: *:« ,jn. Sunday
School; 11:CO ■ m. Wor ship oarvlca. Modnaa-.
. dayi- 7:00 pjn. Sunday School Studyl 0:00
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5 years)
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9-mUjt Schedule: ' .-,V
*;* - Ewtr Morning Worship
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Greater Mt. Sinai
Baptist Church
1243 W.Blvd.
Sunday School: 3:45 a.m.
Worship Service: Ha.m.
"Where Christ is Preached. As
He Is, To Men As They Are. **
First Baptist Church - West j
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1801 OaUawn Are. j
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