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The Indies' Circles of St. Brendan
Parish will hold a luncheon and
games and card party Friday, Jan.
15, starting at 12:30 p.m. at St. Brendan
Hall.
Attendees are asked to bring cards
or games for group participation. A
luncheon of soup, homemade rolls
and dessert will be served and door
prizes awarded.
Admission is $3.50 per person, with
proceeds donated to the parish
buildine fund.
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17 approximately 2's miles south of
Shallotte.
Seminar Slated
A seminar for church workers on
"How To I-ead Conferences" will be
held at Calvary Baptist Church,
Shallotte, on Jan. 26. from 7 p.m. to 9
p.m.
I/?d by Marvin W. Chapman, director
of missions for the Brunswick
Baptist Association, the event is aimed
at improving the association's
IIUOSIUll pit IUI IIUIIIV.V.
Participants will become familiar
with various teaciiing styles and
methods, teaching tools and use of
audio-visual equipment such as projectors,
overhead projectors, chalk
boards and posters.
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The Stanley family of l>oris. S.C.f
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BY BAK8ARA T. HEWETT
The Cedar Grove and Southport
chapters of the
National
Association for
the AdvanceJ|l
ment of Colored
> will take evenopportunity
to
A honor the late Dr.
v ^ Martin Luther
King Jr., their
fallen hero of peace, equality and
economic sustenance for all
Americans regardless of race, color
or ethnic origin.
Local events begin on Sunday, Jan.
17, with the annual march to the International
Longshoremen's Association
fILA) Hall in Southport at 3:30
p.m. Once assembled, the group
will hear verse, music and ministry
of the Word from NAACP branches
throughout the southeastern district.
The public is invited.
On Jan. 18, the county's public
schools, the county government complex
and Brunswick Community College
will be closed in observance of
King's birthday.
Also, at 3 p.m., a program will be
held in the Public Assembly Building
at the county complex. The program
will include a filmstrip produced by
McDonald's on King's role in the civil
rights movement. No admission will
be charged; refreshments will be
provided. The public is invited. Rev.
Winston Brown is president of the
Southport-Brunswick County NAACP
chapter and Mary E. Bernard is the
coordinator for the chapter's Black
Cultural Awareness Committee,
which is coordinating the event.
Deliverance Service Set
St. James Missionary Baptist
Church of Bolivia will hold a
deliverance service Friday, Jan. 15,
at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Ronnie McCrae Jr., officers
and members inviie the public to
come, "expecting a night of
miracles, inspiration and Christian
fellowship."
Session Canceled
The mid-year session of the
Woman's home and Foreign Mission
Convention of North Carolina
scheduled Jan. 9 was canceled due to
inclement weather.
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unch, Games
will entertain at a gospel sing to be
held at Oak drove Baptist Church
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Free refreslunents will be served
afterward. All are invited to attend.
The church is located on N.C. 130
i the Holden Beach Road).
Services Begin Sunday
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Sunday School revival Sunday that
continues with sendees at 7 p.m. daily
through Friday, Jan. 27.
Rev. Donald Hardwick, pastor,
said the sendees will feature a
videotape series by Leon Kiibreth, of
Hendersonville, Tenn. Kiibreth is a
career Sunday School evangelist with
49 years of experience in church
growth through development of the
Sunday School.
Shallotte First Baptist Church and
Oak Grove Baptist Church will worship
jointly with Shell Point Sunday
night. Throughout the week these and
other area churches of all denominations
are invited to participate, said
Hardwick.
Singing Slated
The Shallotte " lurch of God, on
N.C. 179 south of Shallotte, will hold a
singing Sunday, Jan. 17, at 6 p.m.
featuring the Sunlight Gospel Band of
Fayetteville.
Rev. Wiiiiam Meares, pastor, invites
everyone.
?VE NEWS
/onor King
Throughout the dav Fridav Ocean
View Secretary Annie S. Frink and
Youth Supervisor Arvella Marlowe
found themselves 011 the phone calling
to inform those planning to travel
by chartered bus that the trip had
been canceled.
In Sunday School
Harriette and Samezetta Becote of
liartsville, S.C., participated in the
Sunday School lesson at Cedar Grove
Missionary Baptist Church 011 Jan.
10, entitled, "Loving Those You Don't
Like."
The Becotes are members of New
Hopewell Baptist Church in Society
Hill, S.C.
Also worshipping at Cedar Grove
were Edna H. Turner of Philadelphia
Pa., and Delilah Smith, widow of the
late Rev. John W. Smith, formerly
pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church
in Supply.
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday to Bert Johnson
III, Marion Gore, Miles T. Bryant
Somerset of New Jersey, Kim Bates
urisseu, snerry B. Lewis of
Elizabeth City, Emerson Fullwood,
James Marvin Johnson, Natosha
Scott, Harold Johnson. David Gore
and Lucille Bryant.
Tune In
Tune in to WVCB Radio Statio (1410
AM) in Snallotte on Thursdays at 3
p.m. and Saturdays at 10:15 a.m. for
the Cedar Grove Area News, and on
Sundays at 3:30 p.m. for the
Moments of Inspiration gospel music
program.
Weekly Scripture
The scripture for the week comes
from St. Luke 10:21, "In that hour
Jesus rejoiced in spirit. .."
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Wednesday, 7 PM
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Every year churches across North
Carolina observe Highway Safety
week. We are urged to promote safety
on the highways.
For the last several years, we have
been emphasizing the importance of
wearing seat belts. Tell your people
to "buckle up," says the promotional .
literature.
Even now when it is the law, '
statistics show that many of us still
fall short. We do not wear our seat
belts.
Our excuses vary. They include
such reasons as "ton mneh trnnliln "
"seal belts are uncomtorlable."
"we're in a huTy," and "I always
forget."
I have used them all, but no more.
After Christmas my family went
for a short, five-day vacation at our
home at I.ake Junaluska. Because we
had just completed it this summer,
we were looking forward to relaxing
in the mountains. We would build a
fire and catch up on our reading.
Well, Ann and I would relax as much
as five teen-agers would allow.
My oldest daughter, Chrissy, had
invited her boyfriend, Christian |
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visit another friend from Camp
Kanata who lives in Asheville.
On their return home Wednesday
evening along I-tl) near canton,
disaster struck The two were hit
from behind by an 18-wheel tractortrailer
truck. As witnesses observed.
Christian's Honda Prelude then
struck a temporary concrete barrier
and careened into a guardrail on the
other side before lurching back and
hitting the concrete barrier a second
time. Sounds terrible, doesn't it?
"Were they wearing their seat
belts'.'" was my second question.
No. Neither one had buckled up.
My daughter sustained injuries of a
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more serious. After several days he
had surgery on his neck. Before that
his head was placed in a collar device
used for traction of the neck and
head.
The KMT and the physicians
speculated that if the two had buckled
up, their injuries would have been
minor or non-existent. When I saw
the car, I understood what they
meant. The car's body was damaged
everywhere, but the seats were
secure and looked exactly as they
had before the accident.
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the statistics and had been given all
the reasons for wearing seat belts.
My secretary had insisted the week
before that I buckle up if 1 rode with
her. Yet 1 was careless about wearing
seat belts. I wore them about half
the time when I remembered to do
so.
No more. This experience has left
an indelible impression. I will buckle
up. I believe that scat belts do save
lives and prevent serious injuries.
I share this with you in the hope
that you'll vicariously learn from my
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experience. I encourage you to make
one of your 1988 resolutions to always
buckle up.
"But what if I'm just running down
to the store, do I really need too?"
you might be thinking.
Yes. Chrissy and Christian were
less than 10 miles from home. Most
accidents happen near home.
The Kellers and the Smiths were
spared this time. I've thanked God
each day for this measure of grace.
Yet, I also intend to express my
gratitude in a tangible, practical
way. I intend to buckle up when I
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(Dr. Stan Smith is the minister of
Camp United Methodist Church in i<
Shallotte.)
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