FUQUA Y -V ARINA
Fsqvey-Varmes
BY MRS. LOUISE CEASAR
FUQUAY-VARINA - All local
churches assembled for Sunday
School at 10 a.m. with the supts.
In charge.
First Baptist Sunday School
opened at its usual time. The
subject of the lesson was: “A
Way of Peace.’’ Following the
Sunday School, morning wor
ship services began at 11:15
a.m. The gospel chorus rend
ered music, accompanied by
Mr. Charlie Prince.
The Pastor, Rev. N. A. Trice,
delivered the message. Visitors
worshipping with us were
members of the neighboring
churclies. We welcome all visi
tors to our church every first
and third Sundays.
Immediately following the
morning services, the gospel
chorus of First Baptist rend
ered music in Durham on the
male chorus anniversary at Oak
Grove Baptist Church.
Sunday night at 7;30, the gos
pel chorus of First Baptist ap
peared on the Young Adult
choir’s first anniversary at the
United Church of Christ, Hol
ly Springs, along with Poplar
Spring chorus, the Capital City
Five and others. Rev. J„ H.
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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1870
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NASHVILLE PITTSBORO
LILLINGTON LOUISBURG
ANGLER HILLSBORO
WAKE FOREST APEX
ZEBULON SMITHFIELD
WSNDILL OXFORD
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Jones is pastor.
The family reunion of Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest McNeil was held
at the McNeil home on Long
fellow Street, Fuquay, Sunday.
Families present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Jake McNeil, Baltimore,
Md., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
McNeil, Jr., Durham, along with
his fahter, Mr. Charlie McNeil,
Sr., Mr. Ciscerose Thomas,
Durham, Leebetha McNeil and
family, Brooklyn, N, Y., and
Retha McDuffie and family,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Louise McNeil,
and family, Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Rose Deberry, Durham,
Mrs. Mary Allen, Baltimore,
Md., Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Mc-
Neil and family, Fuquay, Mr.
and Mrs. David McNeil and
family, Linda Stephenson,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
Barnes, High Point and enjoy
able time was reported at the
McNeil home with other visiting
friends comLng to meet the
family.
Visiting Annie Lee Blue on
last week was her sister, Mrs.
Vioma B. Holland from New
York N. Y.
We wish to congratulate Miss
Annnie I ee Blue for the good
work she is doing at W. W.
Holding. Miss Blue is studying
to be a Duplix Machine Opera
tor. She is doing a wonderful
job.
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Belated birthday greetings
go out to Little Ronald Blue,
who celebrated a birthday Sept.
1. Happy birthday also goes out
to Mrs. Lola Judd, September
12.
The American Red Cross
bloodmobile will lie in Fuquay-
Varina, September 17, at the Fu
quay-Varina Methodist Church.
If you can demate a pint of
blood, It will be appreciated.
For those of you who live in
Harnett County, Lee County,
Chatham or Durham Counties
and are concerned, you would be
covered under the blood pro
gram if you donate in Wake
County.
We extend our sympathy to
Mr. Fred Judd and all the Judd
family In the loss of their
brother, Mr. Henry Judd, who
was funeralized at the Sweet
Springs CME Church, Sunday,
September 6, at 3 p.m.
Let’s continue to pray for our
sick and shut-ins. Hospitalized
is Mrs. Mary Ellen McLean,
who is a patient at Wake Me
morial Hospital, Raleigh.
A THOUGHT
“Since God, always does
right, we can pray with con
fidence in behalf of others.”
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The hardest job we knew is
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Holly Springs
BY MISS BETTY MERRITT
HOLLY SPRINGS - Follow
ing local Sunday Schools, we
gathered for morning worship
at the United Church of Christ
where Rev. John H. Jones is
pastor. Annual baptizing was
held Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
with Rev. Jones presiding. Pas
tor Jones chose his text for the
morning message from II Tim.
2:26 and his message dealt with
"Suffering.” At the close of the
service, Holy communion was
administered and ten candidates
received the right hand of fel
lowship.
At 2:30 p.m. part one of the
Young Adult Gospel chorus’s
first anniversary began. Parti
pat ing groins were: The First
Cosmoplitan Baptist Church’s
chorus, First Baptist junior
choir, Holly Springs Communi
ty male chorus, Holly Springs,
Lillington Grove Gospel chor us,
and the Young Adult Children’s
choir.
Part two of the program began
at 8 p.m. with the Capital City
Five of Raleigh as special
guests. Again their special at
traction was the Young Adult
Children’s choir. Others help
ing celebrate were, Pleasant
Union Gospel chorus, Poplar
Springs Gospel chorus, All-
Girl chorus of Holly Springs,
and Fuquay First Baptist's Gos
pel chorus.
Mrs. Lillie Wilson, captain of
Group No. 5 was crowned “Mrs,
Gospel Chorus 1970.” Mrs, Wil
son turned in $213.00. Group
No. 5, as a whole, reported
$290.00, Group No. 4, of which
M rs. Roxana Mann was captain,
came in second place and re-
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ported $280.00. A grand total of
$1,062.42 was raised.
Let’s continue to pray for
our sick, shut-ins and aged. Mr.
Reading Utley is confined to
bed at his home. Our aged in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Cross, Mrs. Mae Dora Prince,
Mrs. Maranda Utley and Mrs.
Martha Barker.
A THOUGHT
“O Lord, our Lord how ex
cel lent is thy* name in all
thru earth.” - Psalms 5:9,
SPEAKS WEDDING VOWS -
Miss Iris Elaine Ballew, daugh
ter of Mrs. Chress Ballew of
Fuqua y-Var ina became the
bride of Mr. Terry Lee Little
on August 28 at 4 p.m. at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Bil
ly Richardson. Mr. Little is the
son of Mrs. Bessie Mae Little
of Spring Lake. A reception
was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Jr. Miss
Ballew is a graduate of Fuquay
High School. Mr. Little is a
grad uat e pf Shawtown High
School, Lillington.
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