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Mrs! Baptist Church ojjoncb
at 10 j.m. wit!, ti e as.-;ista>.‘
supt Mr. Cortez Harris, pre
siding. The subject of les
son was ‘Tlie Problem of Sin,'’
The lesson text was taken fiom
Genesis 3:1-15. Remarks were
made by Mr. William Boneyand
the first Bible class. After Sun
day School, morning services
were opened at St. Augusta Free
Will Baptist Church, where Rev.
J. M. Jackson is pastor. Men's
Day was observed at St. Augus
ta. Rev. Jackson delivered the
message. Music was rendered
by the male chorus.
Morning worship services
were also held at Rogers Clia
pel CME Church, where the pas
tor, Rev. H. Isaacs, delivered
ttie sermon.
Visitors are welcome at St.
Augusta and Rogers Chape! ev
ery fourth Sunday.
Sunday at 3 p.m., the Fu
quay Gospel Singers appeared
on a musical program at St.
Annaii Church to help celebrate
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THE CJLROLIHIAN
.RALEIGH, N. C., WEEK ENDING SAT., AUGUST 1. 1970
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'.voeVond in Durham, visiting her
aunt, M; . Jo-* ?Ml - Mill' *.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lips
comb had as their bouse guests
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Farrell and daughter and grand
son of Raleigh and Mrs. Ada
Dunlop from Ohio, sister of Mr.
John Lipscomb.
The Golden Circle Club visit
ed the Battleship U. S, S. North
Carolina at W ilmington on Sun
day. They had a most enjoyable
trip. ' ,
Happy belated birthday to
Mrs. Regina Rowland, who cel
ebrated tier birthday on July
24.
Hospitalized are Mrs. Colean
Lawrence, who is a patient at
Wake Memorial Hospital, Mrs.
Decie Lawrence, Mrs. Recie
Lewis, Mrs. Hazel Pilgrim and
Mr. Fred Fuller, uncle of yours
truly.
A THOUGHT
■‘And God saw everything that
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Children
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9 DRIVE-IN SERVICE
9 NIGHT DEPOSITS
PHONE 552-4504
Fuquay-Varina, N. C. 27526
WE SERVICE!
TWIN CITY 1
RADIO ' i
and APPLIANCE
COMPANY
Fuquay-Varina, N. C
Phone 552-4711
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Miles delivi ret! •: no: nr.y
message. Rev. mh< s deliver* -i
a very inspirational message.
His subiect was, “Hypocrite.’’
Music was rendered !i> the juni
or choir.
Morning service was also
held at DoueJas. riianel vv! ere
the pastor. Rev. F, L, Rush,
delivered tfie morning message.
His subject was, “Failure in
Life." The intermediate choir
sang. Their rally was climax
ed Sunday and they raised sl,-
091.20.
The young Adult Gospel
Chorus of the United Church of
Christ appeared on WILLE’s
Gospel Talent Hunt, Sunday af
ternoon. We tied with St.
Augusta's Young Adult choir for
selling the most tickets. Both
groups received $50.00.
The Young Adult Gospel chor
us will render services
at the United Church of Christ
Friday evening at 8 p.m.
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WILLIAM’S
SEA FOOD
N. Main St., Fuquay-Varina
Phone 552-2111
Stroud Pontiac-
Buick, Inc.
420 N. Mam St
Fuquay-Varina, N.
I>!eph'iu«- 552-2201
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KESLER’S
LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING AND SHOES
Fuquay-Varina, N. C.
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Shop At.,.
PARKERS
FURNITURE
STORES
Fuquay
Varina, N. C.
...And SAVE
Clothing
Shoes
For The Family
CRICKEATEER
Suits and Sport
Coats
BASS WE£j TINTS
, SHOES
London Fog
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F«q!«ay-Variqa, ». tk
Social
‘ social sect ■nr to: *a
HOUSEHOLD FI 1
Ii you pa\ . uni ui, cook, or
otlier household worker as much
as fifty dollars cash wages in a
calendar quarter, vou must re
port these earnings for social
security purposes. George V.
Hess of the Raleigh Social Se
curity Office pointed out that
many employers and workers
alike still have the idea that
these wages are not covered or
that coverage is voluntary. This
is not so.
The law does not provide for
a choice In this mat*er. If the
wages from any one employer
are $50.00 per calendar quar
ter or more, they are covered
under social security. If wages
are less than that amount, they
are not reported. It is the em
ployer's responsibility for re
porting wages paid to domestic
workers, Hess said. These
workers, like any others, build
up social security coverage to
help protect them and their de
pendents from old age. Failure
to report covered earnings not
only deprives the worker and
his family of this protection, but
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Mack’s Variety
Stbre, lire,
MAIN STREET
Fuquay-Variua, Ny O.
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CAROLINA FELD
COMPANY
Fuquay-Varina, N. C.
NEW AND USED MOBILE
HOMES
New & Used Furniture
And Appliances
BIG 4 MOBILE
HOME SALES
Located at Interscetldn at
Highway^’
401 and 55 at 5 Points
Fuquay-Varina. N. C.
Tel.: 552-6102: 552-2226
VARINA FARMERS EXCHANGE INC.
feeds-Seeds Tertilizers-lnsecticides
SEED CLEANING
GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES
Fuquay-yorina, N. C. 27526 Phone 552-2236
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COLOR TV’S.
Televises and Radio Repairs—All Appliances Repaired
Free Pick Up and Delivery- Free Estimfi&es and AppraAsUs
We Sell* aAd Repair au Maxes and Models—New? and Used
LOWRY AND SONS
LOW PRICES AND FAST SERVICE
APPLIANCE SERVICE AND SEWING CENTRE
Call: 352-2.111 Day or Night , ,
RfttsM Brathtrs
Quality Merchandise Remaondhly Priced
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS I
SHOES for vise nnmi family
523 S. Main 8t„ Ffcu SSt-mO F^nway-Vgriaa, H,
/-HBrrgv mitchel oSms
Mai® St. Faqaay-Varina, h.
Fto»ne
t'j!': 'love; 1 s social securit-.
i'imrx- is recorded correctly
h > copying it directly from the
so< ial scour it’, card. “Many
thousands of household workers
i-ave gotten valuable social se
curity protection because their
earnings were properly and
timely reported," Hess con
cluded.
Noncredit Activities
At NCCU Attracted
Over One Hundred
DURHAM - While 1,660 stu
dents enrolled in courses for
■ college credit this summer at
North Carolina Central Univer
sity, 153 were attracted to spe
cial programs which did not of
fer credit.
The 153 included 13 persons
with learning problems partici
pating in laboratory classes
in special education, 20 young
sters in the nursery school con
ducted by the department of
home economics, 12 persons
who were enrolled in the speech
and hearing clinic at the univer
sity, 35 elementary school
youngsters in laboratory class
es, and 29 teenagers in a youth
development workshop offered
by the department of health
education.
In addition, 44 disadvantaged
youth enrolled in a course in
black history taught by Dr.
James H, Brewer.
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Bank of Varina s
Member F.D.I.C.
WAKS
1460 KC
Phone 552-4001
552-5611
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Fuquay-Varina