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SI KHAN’S MOTHI R “SHOCKED”-Hollywood:
The mother of condemned assassin Sirhan
Sirhan is support; I by her son, Munir, as she
tells newsmen that she is “shocked” at a re
port Arab guerillas had demanded her son’s
release in exchange for the freedom of 184
hostages being held aborad hijacked jets in
Jordan. Mrs. Mary Sirhan was near tears as
she said “I’m conc-rned with every life of a
human being.” (TUI).
ia Afsf Je f'\em inders
BY MRS. RUTH M. BETHEA
844 E. Lenoir St. PHONE 832-6389
The Labor Da\ holiday seem
ingly passed on without s< i ious
conflicts of any kind in most of
the sections of our country.
Tuesday morn
* ing as one could
observe, chil
dren m a i died
t back to school.
Again we ap
peal to the par
ents to talk lie
fore their fami
lies in aeoopo;
ative manner s<>
that child]. . .ill that
none other * at >.! in for
the laws pid .> s*»r t) •>
betterment of nr v orld and
they, too, will , ‘V. . to follow
the laws of ti > L tuv n or city.
The Raleigh Imhp dent
Birthdays’ 1- if t •tu.m -
sar>- will be ol a ■ : eav,
Sept. 13, at Ci ace ( : a| * 1, coi -
ner Hill and l-av-ntoa Sts., with
Miss Mary Bro- ■ . | r- .--id. at, in
charge of a level\ pi > : am. as
sisted b\ Miss ! t Mae Coa
bie.
Miss Blanche fi ; - fW.i h
ington, r. c an Mr. ; lat
Cress also <■{ Via' are
visiting with Mr; (
Mr. John Foifi of Newport
News, Ya. was ' ■■ a >st
»of Ins sisters, M i a i;! •
Lowe of Nev !■ : w., Mrs,
" Effie Yotim . r I ■ si St •■ et
and Mi. and Mi s. Hubert Ha -
lis.
Appropiiiat. funeral -ervices
were held Satire).;;., Septem
ber 5, at 2 i>.n fi■ i Mi. Vil -
liam R. Edn 3r, it
SUMMER’S-END
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OTHER LOCATIONS:
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Saint Paul AME conducted oy
the pastor, Rev. Charles N.
Bourne. Mr. Edmondson was a
pleasant Christian gentleman,
who will be missed in his home,
in his church, and on the streets
of Raleigh.
Former pastors attending his
funeral and taking a part in the
services were Rev. *C. R.
Scott Rev. L. S. Penn and Rev.
G. \\. Larkin.
A beautiful tribute was giv
en bv Mrs. Addie G. Stroud.
We r an say of Mr. Edmond
son: “Servant, well done, enter
into the joys of Thy Lord.”
We hope that vacationeers
.’.ho selected our city enjoyed
their stay and will come again.
\\ e also hope those who said
•<I will,” before the ministers
here this pass weekend will
forever be happy.
\\e pray for Rev. Stroud and
.til the sick of our community.
Among the many cook-outs
celebrating the Labor Day was
one given by Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Jackson in their jovial
wa\ was, as usual, pleasing
host and hostess to their friends
on their nice lawn.
* * *
BIG JUMP IN RESOURCES
Total tesources of savings
and loan associations are proj
ect.' 1 to rise reports the U. S.
Department of Housing and Ur
ban Development, from $162
t illion at the end of 1969 to
$309 billion at the end of 1978.
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MRS. BETHEA
Music Notes And Half Notes
BY MP.fr. E. M. M. KELLI
CORRECTION
“Avant-Garden” in the ar
ticle by Mrs. Ann Hunt Jones
in the second paragraph of her
column last week, should have
read, “Avante - Garde.’’Th is
error was not made by Mrs.
Jones,
I hope many of you remem
ber George Adams an excel
lent and out -
standing tenor in
our Glee Club at
Washington High
School. Mr. M,
W. Akins was
principal. I was
very happy to
see and talk
with him and his
s 1 st er-tn-law,
Mrs. Philistine
L d.
MRS. KELLY
Moore Dixon, of Raleigh. They
both members of the mu
sic department at the time o.f
their high school training.
George is now dealer-manager
of Humble Oil and Refining Co.,
New York City. Mrs. Dixon is
one of the workers with South
ern Bell Telephone and Tele
graph Company. “Operator’' or
“may I help you”?
RE: MY ILLNESS
My special thanks again to
Miss Emily Mary Debnam, my
God daughter and her family,
who helped her with my answer
ing service, and to Mrs. Eula
Ellis for getting my doctor; to
the Rev. Leotha Debnam for
taking me to the doctor and on
doctors’ orders taking me to
the hospital; Dr. J. E, Merritt
and his associates for their
tender and professional care;
Rex Hospital and the entire staff
who attended me in so many,
many ways; Dr. C. W. Ward, my
pastor, who visited me and gave
inspiration daily while I was in
Intensive care; First Baptist
Church and all the various or
ganizations for prayers, books,
THE GOSPEL WORLD
BY JAMES THOMAS
Bro. James Thomas would
like to thank all of Ills many
friends for coming out and help
ing to make his anniversary a
great success. He would also
like to congratulate the follow
ing people for having the lucky
tickets: Miss I-
rene Estes of A
pex; Mr. Henry
Cobb of Raleigh;
Mrs. Asti ne
Whitaker of Ra
leigh; James
Malone of Ra
leigh and Miss
Betty Bettes of
Virgilina, Va.
THOMAS
The Gospelaires of Raleigh
will celebrate their 15th anni
versary Sunday, September 20,
at the Raleigh Safety Club.
Guests on the program will be
as follows: The Traveling Sons
of Pittsboro, Tommiettes of
High Point, Charlettes of Dunn,
Community Gospel Chorus of
Smtthfield, Bro, Ed Kail and
the Evening 5, The Gospel Rev
elettes, Tears of Joy, W. B.
Lewis Gospel Chorus, the Pear
ly Gates, all of Raleigh and
.others. Sister Lizzie Flowers
will emcee the program.
Bro. Ed Hall and the Evening
5 and the Gospel Jubilees will
sing at Mt. Calvary Holy Church
in Oxford Sunday night at 7:30.
The Gospel Community Club
will meet Tuesday night at 8
o’clock. We are asking all mem
bers to please be present.
The Clifton Sisters will sing
at the Spring Street Church in
Henderson Sunday night at 7;30.
The Gospel Singers of Mat
thew Chapel Holiness Church of
Apex will celebrate their 2nd
anniversary at 2:30 and 7;30.
A host of your favorite singers
will be on the program.
There will be a musical pro
gram Sunday night at 7 o’clock
at the Raleigh Safety Club, fea
turing the Clouds of Harmony,
the Heavenly Gospel Singers and
many others.
The Missionary Circle of Ol
ive Grove Baptist Church is
having a candlelight march on
the second Sunday night at 7;30,
The Hong Gospel Chorus and the
Start saving
the money
you thought
yaw'd hew©
saved by now.
Wm
Take stock in America
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds
cards, money and an> <uiu all
expressions: Rabbi Leo stlll
pas.s, Rev. W. W. Finlator,
Rev. Nancy and Rev. Ford,
Rev. A. C, Roberts, and Rev,
J. M. Clanton, all of whom
brought serenity and beautifully
calming prayers and words of
comfort as well as great
strength for my faith.
Special thanks to Rev. Leotha
Debnam, Sr. for his untiring and
continual service and help be
tween the Post Office, hospital,
band and home, as well as the
CAROLINIAN with my column;
Dr. William p. Wimberley, who
Miss Emily Mary Debnam, my
brought and gave me a copy of
the current issue of The CARO
LINIAN each week that I was
in the hospital.
Mrs. S. V. Perry and the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
who worked so beautifully and
timely for me on the friends
of the College Campaign for
1970-’7l.
Soror Rivers and others of
the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
who gave hard and rewarding
work in the friends of the Col
lege Drive, 1970-’7l. (Tickets
are out. Take care of yours.)
All relatives, friends and ac
quaintances who gave prayers,
thoughts cards, calls, money,
visits, tokens, etc. are thanked
over and over.
A BILLION THINKS
My editor, Mr. Charles Rob
ert Jones, must have a last word
from me.
Dear Ed.:
Thanks for your kindness and
patience with me. You are so
very efficient, yet understand
ing, when mistakes come from
my pen; Thanks for saying it
isn’t really I but my illness and
drugs. I still love working with
you, even through pain and
misery.
THANKS TO ALL..
Spiritaul Echoes will render
the music.
Until next week, here is out
thought: “Help us, Father to
be witnessing Christians. Hav
ing found Jesus for ourselves,
send us forth to tell others of
His love for all men.”
MRS. TEMPLE
Faith Healer
TIIK HOUSE OF PRAYER
The Religious Holy Woman healer. God’s mesenger who
guarantees to heal the sick and the ailing, to remove all
suffering and bad luck from your body. She will call your
enemies by name and tell you who to keep away from.
She is a religious and holy woman who will show you
with your own eyes how she will remove sorrow, sick
ness and pain, and all bad luck. What your eyes see your
heart must believe. The touch of her hand will heal you.
This Divine Healer has the God-given Power to Heal by
Prayer. Are you suffering? Arfe you sick? Do you need
help? Do you have bad luck? If so, you then must see
Mrs. Temple.
Mrs. Temple is permanently located on Highway 70
East of Clayton, N., 2 Miles East of Clayton, N. C.,
Highway 70.
Phone 922-7973 CLAYTON, N. C.
Look for Mrs. Temple's sign in front of her house.
Open 8 A.M. to 1® P.M.—Daily and Sunday
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UNNAMED BAPTIST CHURCH in Stratford Park-Apollo Heights area.
(See story).
New Baptist Church Opens Sunday
On Sunday, September 13, the
grand opening of the First Bap
tist Church in East Raleigh will
take place at Stratford Park-
Apollo Heights area. The name
of this church hasn’t been ful
ly established at this point, due
to low membership.
This projected church is lo
cated at the corner of Peyton
Street and Dacian Rd. in Strat
ford Park,
Sunday's services will start
at 11 o’clock with the piastor,
Rev. H. V. Miles in charge.
At 3 o’clock, the Rev. F. D.
Terry of West Durham Baptist
Church, Durham will bring the
dedicatorial message. Also ap
pearing on the program will be
the senior choir, of White Oak
Hill Baptist Church, Middlesex
the male chorus and the junior
choir of First Baptist, Holly-
Springs. Dr. Frederick Bur
roughs of Raleigh will lie there
singing one of his favorite solos.
Refreshments will lie served
following these services. Park
ing space will be provided by the
church in the rear.
Rev. Miles is a schoolteach
er, who has other churches and
also holds several degrees. He
is married and has one .son. He
lives at 708 Peyton Street.
He has also been asked to
bring the Homecoming mes
sage September 27, the fourth
Sunday afternoon at the First
Cosmospolitan Baptist Church,
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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 32. 197 n
formerly Fayetteville Street
Baptist Church, of which he
has been affiliated for twenty
years.
The public is invited to attend
all of these services.
Yes, We AII Talk c
BY MARCUS 11. BO'.!WARt>
TYPES OF AUDIKNC J-.-S
QUESTION: If an audience is
not friendly, what attitudes may
it have? Mrs. G. C. B.
ANSWER: Attitudes vary witti
each audience, each occasion,
In relation to each speake: arid’-
his purpose. However, they may
classified generally as favor-* *
able, apathetic, and hostile.
If the speaker’s audience !«'
favorably Inclined toward him ■
and already interested in hear- -:
ing what he has to say, thf*
speaker's only problem is to’
justify and maintain interest. HA
does not need to establish, rap- '
port for he already has it; hfe ■
needs only to reinforce it.
With the hostile audience, no.
amount of exposition or argu
ment will each listeners until' >.
you have dispelled the host!- •
1 ity. Hence, the speaker musfc-jv
(a) use skill In opening up thtvy
minds of the listeners, and (bj>«
the rest will depend upon thC*i
character of the speaker.
The apathetic audience is 1
not hostile nor enthusiastic. *
Hence, the speaker must a-'-:
rouse by vivid description of the -
benefit they will receive from,
let us say, registering to vote,
or taking polio shots.
READERS: Foi my free
pamphlet on discussion, send
two stamps and a long, self
addressed envelope to M. H.
Boulware, Florida A&M Uni
versity, Box 31 0- \, Tallahas
see, Florida -32307.
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