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VOL. 30, NO. 29
LOCAL RESIDENT
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MRS. SHIRLEY WATLENGTOl
Mrs. Shirley Jean Williair
Watlington, age 23 of 510 Crai
St., was pronounced dead upo
arrival at Moses H. Cone Me
morial Hospital, Wednesdaj
June 16, 1971 from injuries sh
received in an automobile ac
cident when the car she wa
driving leaped the median fror
the northbound lane of U.S. 2
and was struck broadside by
truck traveling in the opposit
direction. The accident occur
red about 2:35 p.m. during
driving rainstorm and the ve
hides traveled 188 feet afte
impact.
The dead woman had to b
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GRAND
Saint Matthews United Meth
odist Church, Vacation Bible
School June 14-25, celebrates i
grand closing exercise at thi
church Thursday evening Jurn
24 and a picnic outing Friday
June 25.
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CLOSING OF THE
Participants for each group
s are as follows: Nursery and Kini
dergarten, Miss Cheryl Hooker,
e Mrs. C. E. Dean and Mrs. Als
berta Pearson. Group I and II
ages 6-8 years, consist of first
and second grade. Mrs. C.
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GREENSBORO, \
' VICTIM OF
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freed from the wreckage by attendants
from the Guilford
County Rescue Squad. Fire units
were on hand at the scene.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, June 19, 1971 at 4:00
p.m. from Middle Fort Christian
| Church, in Winston-Salem, N.
| C. with Rev. William Elder officiating.
Burial was in PiedI
mont Memorial Park in Greensboro,
N. C.
I Survivors are: her husband,
,f Mr. Ronald E. Watlington, one
< son, Ronald E. Watlington, Jr.,
I both of the home, her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Wil*
liams, of Winston-Salem, N. C.,
^ one brother, Alfred C. Williams,
1 Jr., of Winston-Salem, N. C.,
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Lizzie Carwell; and a host of
relatives and friends.
' Hargett Funeral Home in
^ charge of arrangements.
l8" ALUMNI TO MEET
n The Immanuel Lutheran Col9
lege Alumni will meet Sunday, j
a June 27 at the home of Mrs.
e Katherine McGibbony, 1900 Lu_
theran St. at 0 p.m. All ina
terested persons are invited to
!_ attend. Plans will be made fori
r the annual picnic.
Paul Leacraft, President; Eula|
e J. Whitley, Publicity Chairman.
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United Institutional
The final project for the fiscal
year, a baby contest was
held by Ward 5 of the United
Institutional Baptist Church,
Sunday, June 20 at 616 South
Benbow Road Sunday afternoon.
The chief participants were:
Babies Kermit Williams, the son
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Sharpe. Group III-IV ages 9-11
years, Mrs. S. M. Morehead.
Group V-VI ages 12-13 years,
Mrs. S. M. McLeod. Junior and
Senior High, Mr. C. Hooker and
Mr. Maurice Huntly. Adult
Group, Mr. Wiley Yourse: Sup
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ie Future Outlook!
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Baptist Church Baby Cont
| of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, gpon- 1
| sored by Mrs. Pearl Scott and s
I L. A. Wise, first prize is given 1
I for raising over $500.00. The t
| other prizes went to Baby Tonya s
Roberts and Baby Derwin John- 1
son who were sponsored by Mrs. t
Fiorina Scurlock and Mrs. c
Gladys Minor and Mrs. Mamie
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VACATION BIBLE
erintendent of Sunday School I
and Chairman of Vacation Bible <
School. 1
Refreshments Committee: Mrs. J
Esther Griffin-Chairman, Miss r
I Mary Donnell, Mrs. Gertrude J
i Johnson, Mrs. Anna Brower,
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PRICE: 10 CENTS
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lairis anu mrs. xveoecca w aion
respectively. Each baby
lelped to raise over $400.00 and
hey will get a prize of a $100.00
avings bond as a prize, each,
'his final project has made the
otal for Ward 5 for the year
iver $2,000.00.
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SCHOOL
Wrs. Frances Donnell. Arts and
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?iaiw. mis. Lt. Harris, Mrs. B.
-lodge (music), Mrs. M. Gibbs.
Supply Committee: Mary Donlell,
Bitsy Brown, Toni Brown,
I. F. Johnson.
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