tluwch jyeuM Briefs
Shiloh Baptist Church Program” Sunday At 3 PM
By Jalyne Strong
Peel SUM Writer
A Seven Seals program will be
held at Shiloh Baptist Church on
Sunday, February IS, at 3 p.m. This
program, sponsored by pastor C. M.
Booker and the congregation, is
being held on behalf of the church’s
building hand.
Guest ministers speaking at this
event will be Rev. Washington, Rev.
Glenn Thomas, Rev. Fred Thomas,
Rev. Murphy, Rev. Workman, Rev.
Hagin, and Rev. Johnson. Each
minister will be accompanied by the
choirs of their respective churches
The public is cordially invited to
• attend this program and Shiloh is
located at koo Elmin St.
SILVER MOUNT
The Glimpee of Hope Radio
Choir will be in concert on Sunday,
•February 18, beginning at 3 p.m. The
choir is under the direction of Mrs.
Birdie M. Owens and Is assisted fay
Ifea. Patricia Young, organist The
public is cordially invited to attend
this musical and spirit-filled event.
T^MKC-KJBAFTIWdUWWC.
Kwtbit ■ bug trip to WtSSSj^i for the
me-day ushers convention at
Memorial Audttartum on Sgtarday,
'‘ebruary 23. The bus leaves Char
otte at 5:45 a.m. that day. Round
rip fare is $11 per person and must
>e paid by February 15.
For more Information, call Bro.
-awrence Brooks at 375-1$$$ or ‘
Iro Forest M Eaves at 372-5535. All
nhers are welcome.
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CITY $51 DR REVIVAL
; The supernatural city wide
revival provided by apostle Bfunson
note and bis crusader team from
;North and South Carolina will be
Rev. C. M. Booker
.Pastor of Shiloh
held February 24-27 at McDonald’s
1 Cafeteria in the Fresta Room.
Apostle Davis assures that the
gift* of the Spirit will be in opera
tion and the power of the Word
preached. “Miracles will take place
as the lame will walk, the blind will
she and the deaf will hear.’’
v ’ Several different “Holy Ghost’’
choirs will be performing those
three days and all are invited to
share In this revival. <
1 This revival is sponsored in part
by Sam Johnson Lincoln Mercury
and many other Charlotte txwlnesa
es. The revival will commence at 8
p m. each night'.
JONESVILLE AME ZION
Jonesvtlle AME Zion Church is
sponsoring a black history program
featuring State Representative Jim
; Richardson on Sunday, February 16,
at 6 p m. Rep. Richardson is a
candidate Jor the State Senate. His
remarks wiH be fqDowed by a recep
tion in the church’s fellowship hall.
Jonesvilie AME Zion is located at
5587 Providence Rd. West,
Matthews. Rev. J. R. Pflfer
is pastor.
MATTHE W8-MURKLAND
The Revelear Gospel Singers of
Matthews-MUrkland Presbyterl*«tfJ
Ojurch will celebrate their 10th
anniversaiy aaSaaday, February
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honoring Dr. MBrtin Luther Kinfl jf
FIRST MT. CALVARY
Members of First Mt. Calvary
Baptist % will celebrate the
second anniversary of Pastor and
First Lady, the Rev. and Mrs
Janies Hawthorne, on Sunday,
February Ifl, during 3 p.m. services.
’ Rev. Ell Price, pastor of Clement
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.To be In eoaeort
Memorial AME Zion Church, will
deliver the menage for the service.
His choir and congregation will
accomnanv him.
Rev. Hawthorne and family came
to - First Mt. Calvary In
February, 1964. The church has
grown tremendously ffi~"number
. v under his leadership. The church
has also grown financially and most
of all spiritually. Pastor Hawthorne
attributes this growth to God, who
has touched us in a special way. He
says he is merely trying to water the
seed God has planted. The mem*
> bers of First Mt. Calvary cordially
invite the public to share in this
^celebration. The church is located at
-209 W . 28th St
Rev. Preston Pendergrass
.Pastor of Antioch ^
WEEPING WILLOW
Black History will be observed at
Weeping Willow AME Zion Church
beginning Thursday, February 13,
lasting through Sunday, February
16; with programs each evening
from 7-8:30 n m
The theme for the event is “The
Afro-American Experience: An
International Connection.” The ob
servance will include lectures,
films, drama, panel discussions, a
traditional dinner on Saturday,
' concluding with.a guest speaker on
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Everyone is invited to come and
help pay tribute to our great Black
heritage.
Chris Odito is chairman of the
In High-Q At CPCC
Local E^b Schools Advance
" Teams from five Charlotte high
schools advanced to the next round
in High-Q, a quiz bowl tournament
for scholars at Central Piedmont
Community College.
Advancing to the next round of
competition are teams from South
Mecklenburg, West Charlotte, lode
's pendence, E. Mecklen|>urg, and
' North Mecklenburg High Schools.
Sixteen teams advanced to the
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next round of competition February
8 - when they competed against
opposing teams from the first time.
The eight Round-Of-16 winners
will go on to matches to be tele
vised Sundays at 5 p.ta. on WTVI,
Channel 42, beginning February 23.
High-Q is sponsored by CPCC,
WTVI, and IBM. The winning high
school earns a silver trophy and an
IBM oomputer for the school.
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classrooms. Lighted fenced parking area.
Heated Baptistry. Newly remodeled interior.
Seating capacity - approximately 150-175.
Total sq. ft. - 5,060. Selling price - f tss.oso. For
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First you contribute to your education
$100 per month for the first full 12
months of your enlistment. Then fire
government contributes - up to $9,600.
That's the New O.l. Bill With the New
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And the rewards of being a soldier
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P For more information about this new
program and how ^u can qualify for it,
fc see your local Army Recruiter today
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You’ll find out that paying for college
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program.
Weeping Willow ia located at 306
Billingsley Rd. Rev. Wirdell
Henderson Is pastor. -
The guest speaker for the nito*
History program will be Bill
Johnson, publisher and editor of the
Charlotte Post
PARKWOOD
You are cordially Invited to the
32nd anniversary celebration of the
Pilot Gospel singers to be held at
Parkwood CME Church, located on
the corner of Parkwood and Allen
Streets.
The observance will be held on
Friday, February 14, at 7:30 p.m.
ami also on Sunday, February 10,
with programs at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Please come and help make this
anniversary one of the best.
Parkwood can’t spell SUCCESS
without U.
Rev. Rayfleld Medcalf is pastor.
The first annual Missionary
Society Banquet of Parkwood
Institutional CME Church will be
held Saturday, February IS, at
McDonald’s Cafeteria, beginning at
6:30 p.m.
Speaking on the occasion will be
Wilma McIntyre Collins, a biology
teacher. Mrs. Collins was appointed
to the Space Program Advisory
Board and received the NSAS Space
Shuttle Award in ’81 and received an
honorary appointment to the Na
tional Advisory Board of the
American Biographical Institute in
'82. She invented a multi-purpose
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ST. MARK
The Young Adult Missionary
Society (YAMS) of St. Mark AME
Zion Church will sponsor a 1966
Men’s Fashion Revue Saturday,
February 15, at 6:30 p.m.
The fashion show will be held in
U.R.W. Union Hall, 1160 Highway
521, Fort Mill, S.C. (one-half mile
on right after entering the S.C. state
line).
Donations are $1.
&..Marfc is located in. Pineville,
N.C. Rev. Walter Higgiin Jr. is
pastor
; MUSICIAN
S To Play Hymns And Gospel
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I Rev. Wardell Henderson
. Weeping Willow
! A ME Zion Church
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