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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH N C. RAT! TODAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1970
Final Rites Held For
Harold P avion Chance
*
PARMELE-Final ! it* •- v
held recently at the oln
Branch Baptist Church heveiot
Harold F, Chance, who suc
cumbed after a long- 111 less It.
Middletown, N. Y.
Eulogistic rites were gl' •
by the Rev. James A. Nimi... .
life long friend of thenec.ea
Pastor !Oth Strep* Bapti«-‘
Church and Client ! <■'' O’
properties and Civil l'mf
Camden, New Jersey. ■ ■>'
participants Included WilL.-u
Claudius Chance Jr., Milton
Armstead, Rev. J, A, Carrawc
and Rev. L. Person.
For more than 1C years Vt.
Chance was a memher of ■
teaching Staff at th<> \\a- >■
State School, Warwick,
York until his retirement oiee
GREETED AT I,OT I ( \HE Y CONVENTION-
Dr. and Mrs. Carlyle Miller, missionaries from
Guyana, Africa, are ere* ■ :.t :h«* 73rd annual
session of the l.ott • . v- >"y., isi Foreign Mis
sion Convention, by ' . A. I- Uvards, first
vice president and - pao.-or. Dr. and Mrs.
M. Miller, win- o >.*•• ; > •*. medical team is
a member of Convent w, Baptist Church,
N, Y., also a’tee -eiing, at Fayette
ville, Seat. 1-5, . •-tievilie State Univer
sity. (See storv).
TWO MINUTES &
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Vt COMMIUUt It. *TAM AMS / I
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CHICAOO IUINOIS 6063 S / Y\V
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NOT ALWAYS THAT BAD!
Have you ever beard ha- story
Os Honus° Honus was a ick*-
old renegade who lived in a
small country town. Wren he
died his body lay in the fur,--, a!
parlor for three days v,ltr . ,n
anyone even taking notu -.
Finally, on the da y of' t! ■
burial, a few of his old croni* ‘
did stop by to at least pay t*.
respects.
As they gathered, the func: al
director said: “Now fellows, • •
can’t bury Honus like a dog.
We've got to have some kind '
Service for him. Won’t some
body here take charge'”' Evt
the silence was profound, so
finally the funeral director him
self agreed to take charge.
He began by asking whet ho-,
there wasn't someone who had
some good words to say !<■:
Honus before they buried him.
Again there was death!
silence, until finally one old
man stood up and said. “Well,
I can say this much for Honus,
h® wasn’t always as bad as he
sometimes was.”
To be honest, isn’t this true
Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT
—, i 1.. .... .i..,.—raw
f\ A [Tj
#,, W® don't Ilk* taking these nuisance complaint*
Into seoMril. Gtoldn't you just riinta your bell on we®k
-B»‘s not to disturb Uite Sunday sleepers?"
..go, because ot illness.
I ■ to this position, le serv
i'J .-.s principal i f Franklin Jr.
High school, Franklin, Ga.
P r.ini ,--,d reared in Par
n U t ~ he received his
t . .1 education at the W. C.
’hauce Hig’ School, the Bache
. t ■* - iunce Degi «e from Vlr«
gh > ti.i:" University, and
vt' * at New Y’ork Unl
ersit v,
. < a memher of the Dutch
i- . ■ ” Church, Warwick, N.
Y.. • New York State Employ
i .via Association, and was a
. an ui World War 11, having
ved u: ' e 1 acific Theater
of : • ations.
■ s ; ot Mrs. Chance and
'•it w. c. Chance, he is sur
v: by his widow, Mrs.
■v of us? Some people take
Rom. 3:22, 23, which
. Mu-re is no differ
ence, for all have sinned and
t ! dos the glory of God.’’
k t here is a difference,
a• •»• Hey have not been as
si. - thers. Ah, but while
" . rr iv be a difference In
: .re o; ’he degree of our
si-.s Romans 3 is right when it
s.r ■ that there is no difference
i:. this: that “all have sinned
.1 nd i-.in.e short of the glory of
■.fV; a person may put up a
f: out, feeling that he is not
nearly so great a sinner as
•i! but whether a bridge Is
t> feet or a hundred feet short
of -panning the chasm, it is
-st Ml seless, so don't try cross
ing it.
This is why we all need “the
forgiveness of sins, according
to •he riches of God’s grace”
.! ph And we may have
t' i c by trusting in the Christ
who died for our sins (1 Cor.
13:3). “For by grace are ye
saved, through faith, and
that not of yourselves, It is tfie
gift of God” (Fph. 2;8).
Miriam Pitt Chance, a teacher
at Warwick State School, War
wick, New York, two daughters,
Anlce and Camilla of the
home; one sister, Mrs, Anlce
C. Wilson of Lynchburg, Va.,
five brothers, William Claudi
us, Ji. and Warren of New York
City, Anson of Parmele, Wilbur
of Fredericksburg, Va. and Ed
ward of Baltimore, Md,, several
neices and nephews and a host
of other relatives and friends.
Prior to the North Carolina
Titles, a Memorial Service was
held at the Second Baptist
Church, Middletown, N, Y. with
meditation given by the Rev.
Simon Bouie and William
Claudius Chance, Jr.
Ex-Ghetto
Priest, Black
Publisher In
New Posts
BRONX, N. Y. - A former
Ghetto priest and a Black pub
lisher-archltect-educator have
been assigned to new duties at
Fordham University, President
Michael P, Walsh, S. J., an
nounced Wednesday of this
week.
Rev. Dan Mallette, who had
been assistant dean of Ford
ham’s Liberal Arts College at
Lincoln Center for the past
three years, was named co
ordinator of special programs.
He will be In general charge
of the University’s program for
disadvantaged students,
Dan Watts, publisher of The
Liberator magazine and a lec
turer in the Black Studies De
partment at Fordham, will be
come director of the Higher
Education Opportunities Pro
gram.
In addition, Douglas Mercado,
a younger Puerto Rican veteran
of the Indochina War, was hired
as a counsellor to assist in the
programs.
Mr. Watts will administer
Fordham's HEOP program
which recently received a
$684,000 grant from the New
Y’ork State Education Depart
ment to aid some 700 educa
tionally and financially disad
vantaged students at Fordham,
Most of the grant which is being
matched by the University’s own
scholarship and financial aid
funds, will go toward providing
tuition and books for the stu
dents involved, most of whom
are members of minority
groups.
MEDITATION
A SERMONFTTE
BY CO! IN DOUGLAS
“This is the day which Je
hovah hath made; we will re
joice and be glad In it ’* - -
Psalms 118:24.
Some of the most unhappy
people In the world are those
who are filled with self-blame.
Many of these persons seem
to have everything to make them
happy, but they are not able to
enjoy it because their minds
and hearts are filled with feel
ings of guilt and regret.
No matter what our past, no
matter what has gone on before,
we should not look back with
shame or regret upon the paths
by which we have come into our
present place in life. You are
what you are TODAY'--not what
you were YESTERDAY'. Learn
to live in the present 0 Enjoy the
place where you are now! of
course, we all should make good
use of the knowledge we have
gained th rough past experience -
but we need also to forget the
pain In the past, we need to re
fuse to relive in our mind any
unhappy experiences or mis
takes.
God is a forgiving Father, and
He is always giving us new op
portunities to learn and to grow.
We are God’s beloved children
and we shall always be loved by
Him. It is for us to accept His
love, to look forward with faith
in ourselves and in the good
ness of the life He has given us.
Every day can be an adventure;
every day can be a day of re
joicing. Everyday can add to the
development of our innate God
qualities; everyday can in
crease our understanding of
Him and His blessings; every
day can bring us new and en
riching experiences. All we
have to do is release from our
minds all broodlngs and regrets
over the past, live In the pres
ent, and accept the blessings
God is giving us today and every
day.
“Who forgiveth all thine in
iquities; who healeth all thy
diseases” -- Psalms 103:3,4.
Red Cross
Offers 2
Free Courses
Two free Red Cross Moth
ir and Baby Care Courses will
be offered at the Chapter House,
301 North Blount St. for ex
pectant parents, beginning Sept.
9th. One course will be held
mornings from 10 to 12 noon.
Another course will meet from
7 to 9 p„m.
Dates for both classes are
Sept. 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21. Mrs.
Frank Ramsey, R. N.. volun
teer Instructor, will teach both
courses. Persons wishing to en
roll may call Red Cross 833-
3015.
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