SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
Bethel News
Tithing Sunday
Sunday, September 6, Is Tith
ing Sunday at Bethel Church.
All officers of the church are
urged to take the lead in the
tithing offering. All members
are urged to join in to make
this Sunday one long to be re
membered.
"There are those who give
and know not pain in giving,
nor do they seek Joy, nor give
with mindfulness of virture."
Through the hands of such
as these God speaks, and from
behind their eyes He smiles
upon the earth.
All you have shall some day
be given, therefore give now,
that the season of giving may
be yours and not your inherit
ors."
Pictorial Directory
To those members who still
desire to have their pictures
taken for the Pictorial Directory
for the church, you may come
to the church Tuesday, Sept 8,
from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 pun. for
this. Give your name to Miss
Eileen Gilmer or Leon S. Penn,
Jr., and make sure you keep
your appointment. The Directory
will be beautiful when compil
ed. It will be more beautiful
with the complete membership
of Bethel. Think about this!
Presiding: Elder To Speak
At Bethel
Our Presiding Elder, Dr. C.
C. Scott will be the speaker at
Bethel, Sunday, September 13,
at 11:00 ajm. All are invited to
this service.
Fourth Quarterly Conference
The Fourth Quarterly Con
ference of the year will convene
at Bethel Church, Monday, Sept.
14, at 8:00 p.m. Dr. C. C. Scott
will be in charge. All report
from all organizations, boards,
departments, etc. should b?
ready by September 9. All are
urged to please comply with thig
request.
Anniversary Service
We have been invited to wor
ship at Pearson AJIZ Church
in Yanceyville, N. C. for the
Ushers' Anniversary. Our pi?*or
will be the speaker. Our Senior
and Gospel Choirs will serve, as
will our ushers. The Rev. E. G.
McClellan is serving as pastor
of Pearson Church, and has ex
tended the invitation to worship
there.
A Thought To Ponder
"And even as each of you
stands alone in God's knowledge,
so must each one of you be
alone in his knowledge of God
and in his understanding of the
earth." ? Kahili Gibran
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Alexander Parker
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Mr. J. F. Johnson, Editor
The Future Outlook
1306 East Market Street
Greensboro, N. C. 27401
Dear Mr. Johnson:
Thank you most sincerely for
your recent coverage of the new
position, "Community Relations
Specialist" at the North Caro
lina A&T State University.
I hope that this line relation
ship between you and the uni
versity program will continue,
and that you will help us keep
the public informed of any im
pact this new program may have
on the community at large.
Kindest personal regards.
Sincerely,
Sampson (Sam) Buie, Jr.
Community Relations
Specialist
NELSON-FRAZIER
WEDDING SATURDAY
Miss Rhonda Elrekia Nelson
and Gerald Cicero Frazier will]
be married on Saturday, Sept |
5 at Providence Baptist Church,
Greensboro, N. C.
The bride is the daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson
of 906 Sevier Street. A graduate
of Smith High School, she is
now attending Guilford Tech
nical Institute, Jamestown, N.
C., majoring in Secretarial
Science. Miss Nelson is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs
E. D. London, 1101 Alamanct
Road.
Mr. Frazier, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther D. Frazier ol
733 Bennett St, Greensboro, is
serving in the United States
Army and is stationed at Fort
Devens, Mass.
Sp. 4 Frazier is a graduate
of Dudley High School and at
tended the North Carolina Agri
cultural and Technical State
University and the University
of North Carolina at Greens
boro, majoring in Psychology.
Mrs. Ottie Shamberger
1505 Perkins St
Mrs. Susie Stradford
2314 Church St.
Mr. Robert Turner
1107 Vance St.
Miss Mamie Taylor
Brown Summit
NOW OPEN
THE ALL NEW
BUTLER'S
PERSONAL TOUCH
(Barber Shop)
823 West Florida Street
In the West Florida Street Shopping Center
Open Six Days Each Week
HOURS:
8:30-6:30 Monday through Friday
8 : 00-6 : 00 Saturday
PRICES: Monday Through Friday
Men $1.50
Students (13-18) $1.25
Boys (up to 12 years) $1.00
Ladies . $1.00
PRICES: Saturday
Men $1.75
Students (13-18) $1.50
Boys (up to 12 years) $1.00
Ladies $1.00
BARBERS: James R. Butler
Jack B. Headen
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