FUQUAY-VARINA
FuqvoV'Verina
BY MRS. LOUSE CEASAR
FUQUAY-VARINA —. Our
churches held their Sunday
school at the regular time
with the superintendents in
charge of the devotion. First
Baptist opened at 10 a. in
with the superintendent, Mr.
Alford Thorpe, in charge.
The subject of the/ lesson
was “The Christian Hope.”
The text was taken from
Revelation 21:1-27. Morning
worship service was held at
St Augusta Free Will Bap
tist Church at 11 a. rn. The
pastor. Rev. J. M. Jackson,
delivered the message. Mu
sic was rendered by the jun
ior choir, along with Mr.
,Wi!burt Thorpe. Rev. Jack
/• son's text was taken from
Acts 16:30 and he used as
his subject, “Receiving Sal
vation.” We were happy to
have worshipping with us
visitors from our neighbor
ing churches, and visitors
frcm out-oi-town A'l are
welcome at St. Augusta.
Rev. Jackson, along with
the Gospel Chorus, rendered
service at 3 pun. in Sanford
on Sunday.
The children's day p*a
grarn was held at St. Augus
ta Church at 2 p.m.
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Th? convdunity extends
its sympathy to Mr. Oscar
Adam MJKoy and family in
the lows of their loved one,
Mrs Annie Bell Wilkins Mc-
Key. wife, who was funeral
irfed Sunday. June 28 at 4:30
at St. Augusta Free Will
Baptist Church. The eulogy
was by Rev. J. M. Jackson.
Interment was in Angier
Cemetery.
The First Baptist Bib’e
School was held June 22
through June 26. The enroll
ment for the entire week
was 103 students. The presi
dent was Mrs. Pearl Spence;
secretary, Miss Regina
Smith. Rev. N. A. Trice is
pastor.
Happy birthday greetings
go out to Mrs. Mary McNeil,
who will celebrate a birth
day June 30; Mrs. Charlotte
McCullers, July 3.
Visitors .from out-of-town
this weekend were Mr. Na
than Morris, Mr. Elliott Las
sitor from Baltimore, Md.
Our prayers, cards, and
visits are always appreciat
ed by our sick and shut-in.
We are glad to hear at this
writing that Mrs. Ida Brown
is home from the hospital
and improving nicely.
Mrs. Decie Lawrence and
Mrs. Vada Birdie, Mrs. Su
sie Trice and Mrs. Hazel Fil-
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Hoiiy Springs
BY MIS'; BETTY MERRITT
HOLLY SPRINGS - Following
our local Sunday Schools, we
assembled at First Baptist for
morning services where Rev.
H. V. Miles is pastor. Rev.
Miles chose his text from St.
John 12:32 and used as a theme,
“The Magnetic Cross.” The
senior choir rendered music
with Mrs. Cora Lassiter at the
piano.
MornLng services were also
held at Douglas Chapel AME
Zion Church, where the pastor,
Rev. Frank L. Rush, presided.
Rev. Rush delivered a very in
spirational message. Music was
rendered by the Intermediate
choir.
The annual St. John's Day
service was observed Sunday
at the Holly Springs United
Church of Christ. Pastor John
H. Jones delivered the annual
message. His subject was “The
Three Great Ams.” Text was
taken from Exodus 3:14. The
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DETROIT, Mich. - Motown’s
fabulou.s Temptations joined
forces with Sen. Fdward Ken
nedy this week in Detroit to
lend support to Michigan De
mocratic Senator Philip A. Hart
in his reelection bid.
The Temptations - Melvin
Franklin, Dennis Edwards,Otis
Williams and Eddie Kendricks
were V. I. P. guests of Sen.
Kennedy at a dinner reception
at the Recess Club in Detroit’s
Fisher Building.
Detroit’s most important
labor leaders were on hand to
lend their support to Sen. Hart
-UAW President Leonard
Woodcock, Vice President
Douglas Frazier Secretary
senior ;iioir rendered the
music.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Las
siter, Jr, and son,Elton, have
moved to Asheville.
Vacationing in Brooklyn, N.
Y. are Miss Julia Teresa Mer
ritt and nephew, Matthew Cor
bin. We hope their stay is a
pleasant one.
Mrs. Flossie Booker and Mr.
Charlie McKinney are yet in
Wake Memorial Hospital. Both
are improving nelcely and we
wish them speedy recoveries,
Our aged include, Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Cross, Mrs. Maranda
Utley and Mrs. Martha Barker.
THOUGHT
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for they shall be called the chil
dren of God."
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Treasure: Emil Mazey and Re
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Hers! el Womack, of the Retail
Clerk's Union; USW District
Director Charles Youngblood;
Jimmy Watts, President of the
Michigan Conference oftheNA
ACP, along with Detroit NAACP
Chapter President Thomas
Turner; Detroit City Clerk
George Edwards and Walter
Green, representing Mayo: Ro
man Gribbs.
From the Recess Club the
Temptations and Senators Ken
nedy and Hart traveled to the
Raleigh House, in nearby South
field, Michigan, where the sena
tors spoke briefly and the
Temps performed to an audi
ence of over 3,000 enthusiatic
Hart supporters.
At the Raleigh House Mo
town’s famous quintet was in
troduced by Senator Kennedy
to climax the program with a
splendid performance that ani
mated the audience to clap
ping hands and tapping toes to
the Motown beat of the Temps
own rhythm section and the
Jimmy Wilkins’ dance band.
The Temptations rocked into
their recent hit tune, “Ball
of Confusion,” and the young
Hart boosters jammed closer
to the stage to feel the vibra
tions of that “now" sound. The
sound was so heavy, the tune so
hot that it blew the circuits
in all the microphones and the
throbbing PA systepi suddenly
went dead. The trouble could
only be traced to the fact that
the Temptations are “too
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in Miles City, Montana.
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