WEDNESDAY) JUNE 13.1973
THE TRIBUNAL AID
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thomasville news
CHURCH CALENDAR
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OBITUARIES
BROWN NEW CALVARY
The Echoes of Eden will
present one hundred women
dressed in white the fourth
Sunday of this month at 3; 00
p.m. at Brown New Calvary
Baptist Church, 200 Doalc
Street. Sister Doshie Mae
Hairston of this city will be
the principle speaker.
The Echoes of Eden will
rehearse Tuesday night of this
week at 8:00 p.m. All are
asked to be present and on
time.
Youthnited Calvaretts will
rehearse every Tuesday night
of each month at 7:00 p.m.
except Tuesday night before
the first Sunday of each
month.
The Youthnited
Calvareletts are engaged in
the Gospel Crusade For
Christ Musical Extravaganza
every second and fourth
Saturday night of each
month.
No. 1 & 2 Missionaries will
meet Wednesday night after
the third Sunday of each
month at 7:30 p.m.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
Sunday, June 17, 11:00
a.m. Worship service.
Afternoon - The church
and choirs will journey to the
Old Smith Grove Baptist
Church, pastor Rev. Caldwell,
to celebrate the Men’s Day
Service.
Saturday, June 16, Car
wash and cook-out all day.
Saturday night. Gospel Choir
rehearsal.
Monday, June 18, Senior
Choir rehearsal.
MRS. LAURA FARABEE WELLS
Mrs. Laura Farabee Wells,
89, of 915 Culbreth Ave.,
died in Community General
Hospital.
The funeral was held at
Emmanual Baptist Church by
Rev. Oscar B. Cook. Burial
was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Thomas-Haizlip Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangements.
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After a long and not too
exciting vacation, here I am
again!
Well, what’s happened
since I’ve been gone?
The Aphrodities Social
Club held its spring social at
the Hilton Inn for about 350
swingers. I guess you know
the featured band was the
fabulous “Eliminators”.
The Phi Delta Kappa
Sorority presented its annual
CinderaUa Ball at the Benton
Convention. Miss Hedy
Johnson was crowned queen
at the gala affair.
The cyclops Social Club
and the Camel City Elks had
their spring extravaganza
which gathered guest from as
far north as Canada, and as
far south as Atlanta.
And from informed
Watergate sources, I hear that
the Big Twin is going to have
a Firecracker of a show on
July 14th. With explosives
something like the famous
Manhattans out of Atlanta
backed by our own talented
Eliminators, with their sisters,
The Gensises and the
Superior Band. And these,
informants are not in the mist
of it all!
As another preview, the
Past Exalted Ruler and the
Daughters under the direction
of Mrs. Dorthy Pace presents
their spring march, Friday,
June 22. It should be
something to behold!
Well, that’s the local Scoop
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MOANED OR COMPLAINED ONCE! " 2
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