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I THE CAROLINIAN—THURS.. NOVEMBER 16. 1»7»—I’.UiE 111 GABBING About Town HY MBS. A. H. THORPE TELEPHONK- 832-3029 JT’Sl'l* TO YOt Have you made someone happy or made someone sad? What have you done with (he day that you had ' God gave it to you to do as you would. Did you do what was wicked or do what was good? Did you hand out a smile or just gave 'em a frown? Did you lift someone up or push someone down? Did you lighten some load or some progress impede? Did you lock for a rose or Just gathered a weed? What did you do with your beautiful day? God gave it to you, did you throw it away? RETURNSFROM CONFERENCE We have just returned from Southern Pines, where we were in attendance of the 98th session of the Central North Carolina Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Cnurch. Bishop W. A. Hilliard, presiding prelate. We served as a part of the secretariat. This, being our 12th year, we also served as delegate for Rush Metropolitan Church. We are happy to welcome to our parish. Rev. B. C. Young, Sr., for another conference year. Also return ing to his charge in the city was the Rev. J. A. Boyd to Grace AME Zion Church. Other officers from Rush Metro- iUMVl'II C.lllllul hiMl I*\T1KM \l l'K\ HOSIM'I \l. Friends ol Mr. Ixroy Rich- burgh of >2:1 Waldrop Si., will be sorry lo learn lhal he i.s a patient at Hex Hospital. Room 108. He was scheduled for surgery and has undergone the same Our prayer is that ho will soon t>e well, up and out again. Kemembor. God still sits on the th.'one. likewise, taking good care of His own. Just trust Him. The many friends of Mrs. Emma 0. Jones of 712 Cumberland St. are happy to know that she is recuperating nicely at home following recent confinement and surgery at Wake Medical Center. Mrs. Jones wishes to express sin cere appreciation for the numerous and varied expres sions received. Her close affiliations are First Congrega tional United Church of Christ, the Prestige Club and the World Mutual Service are to be especially recognized in this gesture of appreciation. She asks God's benediction on all who remembered her in any way. On Sunday, Nov. 12, Mr. and Mrs. Travis Dixon of Ayden visited Mrs. Emma Jones. Mrs. Leola Shearin Dixon and Mrs. Jones were high school classmates at Franklinton Christian College, Franklinton. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon also visited BY MRS. C. J. MERRITT ice is held each Wednesday at 8 p,m. On Sunday, November 19, a( 11 a.m. there will be^n our Women’s Day with our junior pastor, Elder Mary White, the O sing unto the Lord a new song: for He hath done mar velous things; His right hand and His holy arm hath gotten Him the victory. The Lord hath made me known His salvation. Hi. nghleousne.. h..h H. b'h""g«p™ the heathen. He hath remem- 7nn » ft... ..red Hi. mere, and Hi. truth Day .^nrwUl'S: oward the hou.eof I.rael,.U Eld.r the ends of the earth have seen PeterWn The Voices of theMlyationofmr G«l.Make ^ “ a joyful mjise unto the Lord, all y,,, the earth; make a loud noise part two of their M and rejmee and .mg praise. ^miiverMry a great success. rETH^EMANF TRUE We ihonk God for all vUltOTt “■* "'”>** “‘op from VINE - Sunday ^hool opened j at ,ts uaual time. Song, prayer. yiie are a lltae churS CAROLINIAN CITED BY N.C. BAPTISTS-Fayelteville—Dr. Joy Joseph Johnson, right, president of the General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Inc., is shown presenting a plaque to Charles R. Jones, managing editor of The CAROLINIAN, Raleigh, citing L. * newspaper and its editor-publishe.. P. R. Jer- vay, Sr., for “Outstanding Religious News Reporting.” The presentation was m:ide at the conclusion of the 35th convention of the Convention, dur the President's Prayer Breakfast, at the 8t. James Inn. Fay Uevllle, on Thursday, Oct. 26. Over 300 per sons attended the breakfast. (Photo by Rev. Isaac B. Horion. Goldsboro) the gospel WORLD BY JAMES THO.MAS Revival services are progress, at McKnight’s Fun- The Woodland Chapel Senior Choir will celebrate its 19th polilan who were in attendance briefly with Mr. and Mrs. M. were Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs Lucille J. Smith. SYMPATHY EXTENDED Our love and deepest sympa thy are being extended to the Sanders family in the passing of their mother and sister. Mrs L. Charles of 716 Calloway Dr. These were visitations of mutual enjoyment. Mrs Cecelia Lawrence Goodrum of Pleasantville, N. J. and Mrs. Margaret (Charles Hayes of Raleigh also visited eral Home Chapel, 1515 New anniversary Sunday afternoon Bern Avenue, with a different at 1. On the program wiU be the speaker each night at 8 p.m. Devine Travelers of RoseviUe, Morning worship will be Variety Jubilees of Cary and Sunday morning at ll a.m. others. lloberla Sanders. She was Mrs. Emma Jones last Sunday, lunerali.ed on Sunday. To Gowirum is the younger them, may we say, may it be comforting to you to know that •earth has no sorrows that daughter of the late Rev. E. C. Lawrence, former pastor of First Congregational Church, 1932-1951 Pete’s Piekins BY W. A. “PETE" WILDER The Interdenominational was the pitching star of the Men’s Chorus will hold its regular weekly rehearsal at Laodicea United nurch of Christ Sunday at 3;o0 p.m. Mr. Lamont Mitchell is director: Mr. 0 L. Taylor, organist, Mr. Bernard Rogers, president. Of interest to the members is the fact that the group is scheduled for an appearance in Wake Forest real soon. My good friend, Mr. Tom Mitchell, formerly of this city, but now catling Hartford, Conn. home, came to town for Shaw’s Homecoming. He was not broke either; he gave me a check for a year’s subscription to The CAROLINIAN Thank you. Tom. Among the crowd in attend ance at Hayes-Barton Baptist Church for the production Elijah were Mr. D. H. Heck, Mr. Robert P. Simmons, Mr. Raymond Hinton and Mrs. Alyce G. Jones. Deacon Chester Debnam of Watts Chapel Baptist CThurch remains on our sick and shut-in list. Chester has been a figher ever since his high school days. Believe it or not, he was outstanding at Berry O'Kelly Training where he teamed with my brother Det Alphonso Williams, Penn Dunston, Woo Harris and another youngster named Peebles. Later, he tame on to star m the old Twi light League. In lhal league, he with Sister Jessie Peacock in charge at the same location. Revival services are In progress at *11)6 Way To (Thrist Church of the Apostolic Faith, 809 S. Massey Street, Selma. Bishop Jaddy Street is the speaker nightly at 7:30. The Capital City Five will sing Sunday afternoon atBRO. THOMAS 3:30 at the St. Mark A.M.E. had Jimmy Rhem, Pete Wild- church on Roxboro Street in er. Red Debnam, Dynamite Durham. Dunn. Dow Green. Julius Royal Lights are spon- Jones, Molly Alston. Bus soring a musical program Hamons and Skink Browning. Sunday night at 7 at St. James Holiness Church on Bart Street. The Silver Stars Fourth Ward Cubs. The Cubs Presiding Elder J. N. Shear- es attended the conference of .....v. the AME Church, held in and others will be on program. Charleston. S. C. this week. Bishop Frank Madison Reed II is the presiding prelate The Davis Inspiritional Sing ers will observe their ist anniversary in a two-part “Red Booty" Little found program at Battle Street time lo come down lo the Shaw Baptist Church, near Fuquay- U. Homecoming. Among the Varina, Saturday evening at 6 gang glad to greet him were p.m., and Sunday afternoon at Bill Wilder, Stiff Thorpe, Gabe 3. Fields, just lo name a few. The Gospel Choir of Young’s Mr. Joseph A. Wilder. “'‘•'“'’"S'. Washington Terrace, continues eelehrale ita Hth Annlver- ^ . .... unMi CiiMrtou ni 4 n m nl IKa \ our sick and shut-in list. sary Sunday at 2 p.m. at the church, featuring the Young Adult Choir of Smith Temple Baptist Church, the Children of Joy of Knighldale, and others. Dedication service will be held Sunday at 12 noon at the Reserection Church of Jesus Christ, 619 Hillsborough St. A week of services are in progress at the Merry Grove Church, Zebulon, with a differ ent speaker each night at 8 p.m. Homecoming will be observed Sunday at the same location. A Christmas Bazaar, spon sored by United Melncdist Women will be Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at First United Methodist Church, Cary. Fall revival services are in progress at Providence Holy Church, 915 S. Bloodworth St. Rev. Harry Ck^en of Reidsville Is the speaker nightly at 7:30. The Children of Joy will celebrate their 2nd Annivers ary Sunday night at 7 at the St. Augustine’s Ckill^e Fine Arts Building, featuring the Gospel Jubilees, The (Jospel Tones, St. Augustine’s Gospel Choir and others. Revival services are in progress at the Church of God of Prophesy, 706 Bragg St., nightly at 7:30. Bro. Floyd Collins of High Point is the speaker. Revival services are in progress at the Mount Pleasant Holy Church on the Rock, Inc., 1424 Sawyer Road. Elder Verna L. Peterkins is the speaker nightly at 7:45. The Kingwo^ Gospel Sing ers are observing part one of the^r anniversary Sunday af ternoon at 2 at the St. James Holiness Church on Bart Street, featuring L.E. Young Gospel Choir, the Haywood Baptist Citurch Young Adult Choir and others. and scripture reading were held. Then the teachers were asked to take charge of their classes. Subject of the lesson was, ‘Holiday Or Holy Day.' llie memory verse was, ‘Ke^ the Sabbath Day to sanctify it, as the Lord thy God hath commanded thee.’ The lesson was well explained by each teacher. Offering banner went to class number 2. Visitors are always welcome to all of our services. Morning worship service was at 11 a.m. Woman’s Day was well observed. Devotion was ^ven by Missionary Mai^ Gaskins, and Mother Rose Peacock. Prayer was rendered by our assistant pastor. Elder Robert Henry. Our Young Adult Choir was in charge of the music. Announcements were made. Altar prayer was given by Evangelist Helen Henry. (Offering was taken by our deacons and ushers. The gospel message was rendered by our Vice Bishop, Mildred Ruffin. The subject was, ‘What kind of house are you in,’ Second Cor. 5th Chapter. Many had remarks. ANNOUNCEMENTS Every Wednesday at 7:30 prayer and testimonial serv ice. On Friday at 7 p.m. the Young Adult Qioir will re hearse. There will also be prayer. This Sunday Men’s Day will be observed with Elder Robert Henry in charge At 10 a.m. our Sunday School will get underway, and at 11 a.m. morning worship service, featuring Evangelist Leon Douglas of Washington, N.C., will b^in. Monday night a great soul stirrii^ revival will begin at the church. There will be a different speaker each night. Come and enjoy Jesus with us. He is real and knows all things. RAND STREET UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST - Morning worship services be gan at 11:15 a.m. with the senior choir rendering music Rev. Charlie Mayo gave the scripture lesson. It was taken from St. Luke 5:1-10. Rev. Coefield prayed the consecra tion prayer. Deacon Elvis not just doing things, but doing great things for the Lard. Come thou with us, and we will do thee good. Church reporter Is Sister Henrietta Bell. WESLEYAN FIRST CHURCH OF DELIVER- RANGE, INC. — Sunday School opened by singing. I’ve Come To the Garden. Scripture was taken from I Cor. 5;1*S. Prayer followed by repeating the I ''fd's Prayer, In unison. The VM for the day was di8< d at the end of each study. Minutes were read and the presentations of banners were awarded. The Sunday School benediction was recited. Morning worship service was called to order by Rev. Muriel Dunn, junior pastor. The senior choir pr^;>ared themselves for the processional as the pianist played the prelude to My Soul Doth Magnify The Lord. C' '‘ral confession and the responsive reading were led by Rev. Dunn and the affirmation of faith was repeated in unison. The scripture was read by Rev. Dunn from I Corinthians, chapter 13:1-13. Prayer around the altar was led by Sis. Josephine Cameron. Precious Lord Take My Hand led us into another ph^ of service. Christian Baptism of little Nicole M. Settle was performed by Rev. Dunn. The mission offering was lifted and announcements and welcoming of visitors were heard from Sis. Nina M. Jones. After a soul-stirring spirit ual, Let the H(^y ^rit Have Ita Way, led by Robert Hall and the choir. Rev. George Bullock, assistant pastor, again capti vated the congregaliw). The s«rmon was entitled Something To H old On Too. His text was taken from I Cor. 13:1:18. The invitation to christiao discii^eship was extended to all with Rev. George Bullock offering the prayer of ddlver- ance for those who surrounded the altar. We extend a warm welcome to all visitors who worshipped with us and we urge you to come again. Althou^ frozen foods have been available only since 1930, the idea of freezing foods goes back centuries. In fact. Sir Francis Bacon, tlu 17th Century English writer- atatesman-philoaopher, at- tompted to freeze chickens by stuffing them with snow. CLUB NEWS Latham, Juanita A. Powell, Mary G. Boyd, Josphine A. Bryant, Eliza D. Hollway, Lilliam C. Brown and Sara B. Sharper. Mrs. A. Webb Entertains Nine & Five (]lub The Nine and Five Civic and Social Club met with Mrs. Ann T. Webb on New Bern Avenue, Saturday, November 10. Mem bers were greeted on arrival at the beautiful home by both Mrs. Geneva P. Brown and Mrs. Ann T. Webb. When all had assembled, the president, Mrs. S. B. Sharper, called the meeting lo order. This was not a regular business meeting, so the members just chatted for a while before being called by the hostess to dine. With the approaching Thanksgiving season, the table in the beautiful dining room was decorated to carry out such a ;ri’d«WeJtrgrveriirani.- ™rved™Sfter,w'ir'’remrnd’ giving bfukel and money to the David Baina taraUy ot Fuquay- “J® delicious foods Varina. After our luncheon, wo “rv^ on Thank^iving Day all had our chau and we /'“f “L' '".'"'1^™ thanked the hostesses, Eagles P “^ed games and enjoyed a Cheek, Banks, Sacles and Pleawnt afternoon. A standing McManus for their hospiUlty. '.!'.ep!' S'™ >” W » Members present: Eagles Beulah Jones, Phyllis Mann, C. Eagles Meet At K&WHere Wednesday, Nov. 6th, was a very inclimate day, Iwt the Eagles, (retired teachers) were brave and turned out for their third meeting, which was held at the K & W Cafeteria in Cameron Village. Mrs. Phillis Mann, the president, gave a very broad smiling greeting. Mrs. Eliza Hollway was in charge of the devotion. She read verses from the 100 Psalms after which we repeated the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Mrs. Juanita was able j to be with us after being absent due to illness. A very sad moment to all of us was when the death of Miss Emma Foreman, an Eagle, was announced. We had a few moments of silent prayer. Minutes were read by secre tary Hargrove. They were accepted and approved. All committees gave reports. We ity Aid Club worshiped with us. The choir sang the spiritual and Rev. James Harris gave the sermon. The text, St. Luke 5:43, with the subject, 'The Healing Touch.’ Our pastor told us if we have faith, we will have to stay with God for you, we will have to stay with God. It was a soul stirring message. We thank God for you, who stop in to worship with us. Third Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Mae Hinton and the Crusaders for Jesus will be in charge of service. Mrs. Bertha M. Harris li church reporter. the I.ord of hoet.. Zechariah 4:6. Sunday School began at 10 living memoriea and triumphs. He read from 1 iTiwU. 4:13-17. We celebrated the memory of those who were dear to ua, who have departed on the great cloud, resting and waiting for us to Join them a.m.; Sunday ni^it worship, 8; Monday night, 8; prayer •ervice, Wetfaeeday at 6 p.m.; Ivoadcast and lecture night' jmd Friday nijUit at 8 p.m.' evangelistic night. You are always wdcome. Remember to Join us this fourth Sunday to bear a new warrior for the gospel of Christ. Church reporter la Bro. Howard L. Wilson, Jr. FIRST COSMOPOLITAN BAPTlST-"God shall supply all your needs according to His Necrology was given by Mrs. riches in Glory by Jesus C. Kelly and Ms. Barbara* Christ.” Mann. I’ll Walk With God was C3)urch School opened at 9:90 by Mrs. Nettle Thompson, a.m. with the superintendent, soloist. Pinkey Graves, in charge. The program committee qas Morning wtnhip began at 11 compel of &frs. Mary Jef- withthepastorpresiding.Music feries, Mrs. Pearl Holland, Ms. was ''•^ndered by the children Joan Spencer, Ms. Nettle Thompson, Ms. Blarion Bry ant, Ms. Brenda Hall, Ms. Barbara Mann, Ms. Blanche Rivers, Ms. Juanita Jone , Ms. Marguerite Jordan and Ms. Maye Hinton. Music and order Oi service were by Bts. Lillie H. Hodge, Ms. Annie Mastenburg and Robert T. Simmons. Mrs. Beatrice Fuller Wil liams is church reporter. and junior choirs. Scripture lesson was read by li.r pastor, and was followed by a prayer by Milto.. Todd. The youth hour service was cmducted by Rev. Horace McClain. After selections by both choirs, announcements and recognition of visitors were given by Mrs. Jorean Debnam. Our pastor. Dr. W. B. Lewis, chose his text from Psalms 23:2- 3 and preached an Inspiring sermon entitled, "Rest. Refreshment, and Restoration.” Woman’s Day service will be observed at First Coemt^litan .on Sunday, Nov. 19, at 11 a.m. Mrs. Rochelle Merriett will be guest speaker and the Garden ol Prayer Singers of WashingUm D.C. will render music. Plan now to attend. Remember the sick and shut- in with a call, a card, and especially in prayers. God it our refuge and strength; a very present help In trouble. Church reporter is Mrs. Geraldine Lucas. PROVIDENCE HOLY CHURCH-Nov. 12 was Youth Day. Bible Church School opened at 9:30 a.m. with Supt. Mrs. C<mnie Umphrey Evans in charge. Morning services began at 11, with the Spirits ot Joy Choir rending music with Mrs. Gwen Meultsby at the organ and William Hinton presiding for Youth Day. 31)6 DELIVERANCE CENTER HOLINESS - book of the law shall not depart out of the mouth; but thou shall mediate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do accord ing to all that is written th^ln: 'for bieh"tNMs'Shalt make thy way prospo^ous and then thou shall have good success. Joshua 1 and 8. After the prayo* around the altar, wbidi opened the morn ing worship sen ice. Sis. P. EUis and Sis. R. Bonaparte directed the {waise and testi monial portion of the service. After the offering collection, the gospel choir suf^Iied the music. Bishop M. S. Nesbitt brought the message entitled, You'll Never Walk Alone. She emphasized that there comes a time in your life when you have to steal away by yourself, but lift up your head high, dim’t be afraid for you’re not walking alone. Junior pastor Ellis sa^tg God Specializes. The evening worship ser ce was directed by the mer. Jie Choir processional followed and church. The men gave several Rev. Odle Howard gave the . . We thank and praise the Lord Hodge ard Cedric Collin lifted for ujose who decided to make the mission offering. Deacon Wesleyan their home churdi. Jack Coefield blessed the ^ dinner was hdd at 3:90 offering. Mrs. Bertha M. p.m. in the Fellowsbip Hall for Harris gave the announce- the senior citizens of the ments and acknowledged the church, given by the Sharing visitors. The Gamer Commun- md Caring Group. Each Individual enjoyed themselves immensely. ANNOUNCEMENTS Again, on b^ialf of the Youth Department here we truly thank each and every minister and choir that participated Ih our youth cnisate to help make It a great success. To our senior adults, we thank you for your support and especially your prayers. God really blessed us abun dantly. PTL meeting is held each Wednesday evening. Sunday afternoon the sharing and caring meeting it held. Helen Moreheed end Sit. Hargrove. A THOUGHT a.m. with the superintendoit, Rev. Ronald WhllT in charge. short inspirational lessons, some ot wMch InchuM such UUes as What If and a spiritual .HA ANNOL.eCaBjMWTS No services will held at DCC from the third and fourth Sundays in November. So'v- ices will resume pa the fourth Sumlay evwsies. Convocatienal choir re hearsal Is Thursday at 7 p.m. Holy ooovocaUm is the third and fourth Sunday at True Way Holiness Church. The Deliverance Center la located at 212 Linden Ave. Our pestor is Bishop M. S. NesUtt. A THOUGHT God specislizos in things that seem impossible; He can do what no other power can do. Church reporter is Sis. Etlarine Brewley. MORNING STAR BAPTIST — Sunday SdKMl began with the beginner's choir singing. Two Little Fishes and five Loaves of Bread. Everyone repeated the Lord’s Prayer. The subject discussed was Reverance For the Sabbath, from Exodus, Deutoronomy and Matthew. Worship services began with the junior choir singing, We*re Marching To Jtei. .Riiipoi)Bive reading was from Exodus 90:3-17. Scripture reading wu followed by prayer. Our pastor, Rev.S. R. Spenc er, delivered a powerful ser mon from Ijidce 6:12 entitled. The Power and the Effect of Prayer. And It came to pass in those days that He went out into a mountain to pray, and continued all night in prayer to God. Rev. Spencer said that prayer Is the key to heaven and faith opens the door. Prayer was said the young people, the sick and ahut-lns. Invocation. The choir sang the (Riming song, “My Faith Looks Up to Thee" and lYacy Rains and the congregation recited the affirmation of faith. The second song by the clK^r was "God Never Falls." William Hinton gave the scripture lesson, taken from 100 Psalms. Rev. Mrs. Louise Haynes prayed the Consecration Prayer and the clioir sang tbs song of praise, "Why Can’t I Wait on the Lord." Offerings were taken up by the junior ushers and the deacons, Henry Shelton and Hubert English. After this, the choir sang “Revive Us Again.” Rev. Odie Howard next gave the sermon, taken from John Chapter 1, 1-10 verses. The subjMt was, "The Remedy for the Sins Broken Fellowship.' Our pastor told us we cannot have fellowship with God if we do not have fellowship with man, whom we have done wrong. Church reporter is Mra. Josephine Umphrey Jones. DEUVCRANCE EVANGE LISTIC TABERNACLE OF GOD,INC. — Greetings in the F-rh Z Apr 0«n ^ ungodly. noT itandeth in the name of our Lord and Saviour, 5 ' J. ^ w.y S nor •Itl.th In j,*.. Chri.1. On behilf o« our of their classes Morning worship began at 11 a.m. with Sister JoAnn Fryar and Sister Primle Whitaker in charge of the testimonial service. After the testimonial way « the seat of the scornful. Church reporter Is Ms. Helen Byrant. ST. PAUL AME - We are ervice .he „rvlee w..'= believe, and therefore, have 1 bdoved Bishop HetUe Griffis Huntn* and the whole house ol faith. We extend a rightful hand of fellowship to you to join UB thU coming Sunday morning at the church. 218 E. Cabarrus St. On Sunday. Nov. 13, BIbIkh) Hunter seemed to orbit the city of Raleigh. Her message was enliUed Walk After the SPirit from Romans 6:11-15. In so BOYER ASSEMBLY. 21S. ORDER OF THE GOl.DEN CIRCLE, hrid its third initiation for the year under the leadership fo Loyal laidy Ruler Moiella M. Burnett. The three Ijoyal Ladles pictured above bring IS78’i number of inductees to 21. Since Its Inception on April 28. IS73, Boyer Assembly 2i9 has grown from eighteen charter members to its preHenl total M members. Pictured, left to right, the newly inducted Loyal Ladies are: l.oyal ladies Dorothy Spence. Frances Clark and Stella l.indsey. A. Hargrove, Charlotte Hay- man, Mildred L. Chavis, Bertha Wilson. Laura W. Crumby. Thelma J. Syms, Ethel W. Greene, Myrtle C. Crockett. Ruth Pope. Bessie T. Cheek. A. T Banks, Irene C. Sacles, Hester J. Mcmanus, Vivian T. Brown, Willa A, Mclver, Hattie M. Edmondson. Susie V. Perry. Fannie J. Webb as goodbyes were said. Members present were Mes- dames: Sara B. Sharper. LaSenia Murchison, Bertha Wilcox, Geneva P. Brown. Bessie Moore Wesley, Willie Rhodes, Ms. Odell Woods, Mesdames Helen Mitchell, Ann T. Webb and Mary J. Marabie. Guest enjoying the evening with the club members was Mrs. Lillie Ballentine. Assist ing the hostess was Mrs. Bertha Wilcox. into the hands of Rev. Sister Jeanetta Poole. Music was rendered by the Junior choir tfApfniv nnoak with the song of praise, 'He _ ^ Brought Me Out.' The meuage ‘“J* j “ ^nll.rnrnfl k., tka k.alaa ^r., WSS to ChSrgC Of th# inim nOlIlWW Bilt-l nflfttnr Pirfpr Marv WbifA Sunday School exerclses at doing you’ll receive all that 9:30a.m.Thele«onw..re«l God^hi. for you. I cannot by Mrs. Josephine WilHams, express the impact of her with Mrs. G. P. Brown accompanying at the piano. The Memorial Day pn^am was conducted and presented by Rev. Gaylord and the committee for the occaalon. Prelude and chimes were by Ms. R. Simmons, at the organ, and Miss R. Puller, soloist. The R. H. Toole choir furnished music. Rev. Gaylord brought the Memorial Day message of after a spiritual from the junior choir, 'Follow Me.' The text was first J(^n 1:5-7, while the subject of the message was, ‘Walk In The Light.’ If we profess to be Christians and still are doing the thin^ of the world then we are walking in darkness and not in the tight. ANNOUNCEMENTS Bible study is each Monday night at 7:30 p.m. with Evangelist Leon Dudley from Washington. N.C. Prayer s«^v- message. Ihe third Saturday at 8 p.m., Youth Holy Ghost JuUIee night wUl be held. You'U love it. Have you been listening to the Move Of God Hour over RadionStation WLLE Sundays at 3 p.m.? Write or call ua at 833-4119 for prayers. Our mailing address is P. 0. Box H-36873. Raleigh, N. C. 27611. Sunday School is held at 10 a.m.: worship services. 11:30 SMITH TEMPLE FREEWILL BAPTIST-Sun- day School opened at 10 a.m. with the supt. deacon, Julius Young, in charge. The Pastor's Aid Society sponsored the pastor's 7th anniversary, which began Wednesday night and lasted through Friday night. Guest speakers for the anniversary celebration were Rev. Eli Ratcliff, of Lincoln Park Holiness Church; Rev. N. S. Denning, of Matthew Church; and Rev F. D. R. WUUama, ol St. Augusta Church. Hie guest speaker for the ll:00 service Sunday was Rev. Daniel Sanders, who made the call to worship. The processional hymn was "Jesus and Me," followed by the invocatioi;. The Scripture was read from St. Mark 1:39, and Deacon Upchurch prayed the morning prayer. The mission and general offerings were lifted by the senior men ushers, Deacon Young gave thanks and asked for the Lord to bless it. Announcements and recognition of visitors were made by Bis. Joan Moore. Rev. Sanders prayed for the sick, the shut in. the lonely ones and the ones that don’t know Jesus loves them. 'The gospel choir gave a gracious response. Mr. Wilbur Tharpe was organist. Rev. Sanders is a dynamic epeaker, and he delivered a wonderful message from II Kings 5, several verses. 'The theme was, "Go Wash in Jordan.” The anniversary came to a close at 3:00 with a song ol all choirs (rf the church. The Cape Fear Annual Conference A is in progress at St. Augusta Freewill Bapliat Church, Fuquay-Varina.
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