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THE CAROLINIAN—TllfRS.. .\()\ E.MBEIt Hi. iliTH—in I Over Durham way. we see [Alexander Barnes is slitl the ■ black who runs on iht' |Kepublican(ickel. Let John Ingram and otBer I losing candidates start * planning now for the next elections two years hence. And may the blacks start to getting all their people registered against that day. and others. News And Views J. B. HARRE.N Hev William H Burgess. Shiloh Baptist Church, near Wh'takers. preached Nov. 5 from John 11 chapter. -lOlh verse, where he called the dead body of Lazarus to come forth and lake on life again, after being dead four days! "Jesus sailh unto her. Said 1 not unto thee. that, if thou wouldsi believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God?" The it was that they took away the stone from the tomb and let God I.INt OI.W II.I.E .\.MK ( III BCIi WDCDM.MIMTY BV .MBS. \N\IK PKBBV ASBl Ii^' Church School Ix'gan at »:;15 a m with the supi . Mr Glover Pennington, in charge The op«*ning song was I l^)ve To Tell the Story. The Apostles' (Yeod was led by the School Prayer was recited in concert The swond selec tion was Jesus Is Calling. The subject of the lesson was Reverence Kor the Sabbath. The classes were assembled and the teachers took their respective places. The first Bible class teacher is Mr. Charles Rogers; the second Bible class teacher is Mr. Melvin Hooker. The second and third classes were combined. A “ie?y7hi'gTe‘do°aL He'wlll rcu/rd 1®'"'“'I >« wophip made by the pastor. Sis. Mazie Baldwin and reward us for it The business portion of the meeting was opened by read ing of the minutes of the last meeting by the secretary. The minutes were adopted as read the male chorus was in charge of the music. Rev. Stinson read the scripture lesson from Luke 23:39-45. Deacon John Smart gave the invocation. Sit cerlificale, of meri. to ail homecoming captains and encouraged all to keep up the good work. The adult ushers were in charge of the offering. Trustee Jonathan Battle gave the offertory prayer; Mrs. Irene Slater, who is a member of the before the third S'lndty in December at the home of Brother Leon Howard. We hope all members will come worship with us and shire the real meaning of Christmas. The next meeting will be held Thursday night before the J. B. HARBEN ROCKY MOUNT-Armistice Day. 1919 found this writer pedalingabicycle35milesfrom . , .. ...^ . •Saluda to Asheville gelling ""hBraveelothes Then.lwas ihst. Bs thc Bstonished have his way through his Son December at Jorda'nSinRers%TAUani?r« Jesus, as he commanded the ”” Nellie Penny. 'Hte the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert of Atlanta. Ga, dead to "come forth' , which '^fecesting. Moore The address is 2111 immediately,"hethatwasdead R^^ei^ber the &bbath Day Danridge Drive. We will cameforth.boundhandandfoot discuss CJenesis 6 for our Bible ready to go to the army (on the draft no. 3) The trip took three days. When we returned, mail said I did not have to go. What were you doing that day? COUNTY NEWS, whose slogan IS. "The Wisdom to Know and the ('ourage to Defend the Public Interest.” in Nov. 6 issue, shows a photo of Senator Muriel Humphrey (Hubert’s widow) as she and Hep. Augustus Hawkins lead a delegation before President Jimmy Carter as he signed the Humphrey-Hawkins CETA bill into law. The group represented the National Association of always welcome to come and study with us. Secretary is Mrs. Lucille Cotton; pastor is Rev. 1. J. Irving. Morning worship began at 11:10 with the pastor. Rev. Irving, presiding. The opening song was Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow. Music was rendered by the senior choir, with Mr. Robert Hooker, at the piano. The first Sick and Shut-in members VIRGINIA GRIFFIS include: Sisters Sallie Cutchin. ^ CLAYTON - Sunday School Pa, Coley. Mary Joyner. ■» »:« a nt. wlU. the onlookers stared in disbelief. Jesus ordered them to "loose the man and let him go" that he might tell of what great things the Master had done for him I! Shiloh Baptist Deaconess Board will observe their anniversary services Sunday. Nov. 19. at 6 p.m. with Rev. Lee Beals as the guest speaker. discussion. A thought for Thankgiving: "0 give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good: because His mercy endureth forever Psalms 118:1." QQJQj] MOUNT VERNON UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST sang a solo entitled. Steal Away. Mrs. Slater. Mrs. Virginia Sturdivant and Mrs. Louise Kelly worshipped with CLINTON CHURCH IN lObTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION-Flntt B.pll.l Church. Dm CoUvgv StrMl. Clinton, miobraud ita Mnlonnial Nov. 7-12. with aervicta oach night at 7;M. On baturday afteraoon, the Laymen’s League held a plg-picklng in the dining hall for members and friends. On Sunday. Nov. I2, regular morning worship services were held at 11 a.m. with the centennial choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ida SImmMis and Mr. Comolius Moore, In charge of the music \ very warm welcome wia given by Mn. DIale L. Fryar. Rev. C. A. Jonea brought the morning mea.age. 'rif ».**** * Klngs«:22 and Matthew 16:17. using as a subject. "The Temple Fell But the Church Still Stood.” A banquet was held at 2:30 p.m. In Clinton High School cafeteria. At 4:.30. the Lord, Remember Me was the subject of Rev. Davis’ sermon. M ^“*'5 centennial services ended with a program in the g^ymnashTml'Dr. Martin Lual^rKhiV Sr 'of ^ T 'r* Wortham ol Durham wa. gueal aolui.l accompan^rt bl follo^M ^a^L^ravK"***" ?5.To n'‘IS*“'‘"”i*' ”■* *“ ^^on by Mra. Marion Phillip, and the hi.lory bv .Mr,. B. C Our”noln t^c^aJ. Si.,era ‘^■-Lr»« ’"->«^‘reawere.aucceaa.-n.eRev.Cllf,ordA.Jone,i,pa,.or. p.m., Bishop Mordecai John Claudie Whitehead. Fannie Lewis, and Deacon Johnnie Lewis. Burgess said, ‘ ‘ If you believe, aaaw. aiaaaawaaai noaui. lOIIUII Ul ,1....* -n ah.• Counties, with Charlotte a«-ey<Hi«.andye Williams, a black, of Genesee County. Michigan, president of the national body, leader. In addition to Ms. Williams, others identifiable as Negroes from accompanying photos, include Tarheeiia’s own Elizabeth Cufield. Wake County < Raleigh, .N.C.) commissioner. Other blacks among the 56- member Board of Directors (as shown by photos) include: Harold Hayde. Flint. Mich,; Terrance Pitts. Milwaukee. Wis.; h'rederick Wilson. Huston, La. One white, Elizabeth Hair, is from Charlotte, N.C.. and the other white is M, H, "Jack” Brock, Erwin, N.C. Elmer R. Daniel, Spring Hope. N.C., is on the Science and Technology Committee. John Boring, Cherokee commissioner of Andrews. are Christ's Rocky Mount Judicial Center was dedicated Nov. 5 with Hon. J. Phil Carlton as guest speaker to the 300-plu8 aud'ence, including thestandees. Mayor Frederick E. Tumage presided and presented the many area and statewide notables who were present, including 2nd District Congressman L. H. Fountain. Commissioners, sheriffs and court officials of Nash and Edgecombe were among those recognized, along with some poIHicalcandidates. was led by Mr. James Isaac. Scripture was read by the pastor from the 23rd Psalm. Announcements followed by Mr. Richard Evans. The offering was blessed by the pastor. Rev. Irving took his text from the 23rd Psalm, 4th verse. His subject was Be Not Afraid. Following the message, the doors of the church were opened. The Lord's Supper was If you just hold out till tomorrow. If you just keep faith thru the night; if you just hold out till tomorrow, everything will be alright. ANNOUNCEMENTS Regular pastoral days are every second and fourth Sundays at 11 o'clock with Rev. Signiii^y .he audience 1^03’ was comptsed of mostly.enter ..hot, render, the muaic, with n”"’ Tfn" the upward. It seems that the „je„„ youngw cilisenry eyes very on the fourth Sundays, the htlle about partic'pating in the ehoir rLdera Steady, or more serious, things music with Mr ism*. - “'*■ ^ich >re ‘n the main ,„,re it Z ^no ™ w. all know Ih. N.C., is on the Indian Ailairs chorus sings on the fifth Committee. Sam Noble of supt., Mr. Lea, in charge. At 11, morning worship began with the young adult choir rendering music. Elder James Sheares was the speak er in the absence of Rev. McCoy, pastor, whose mother- in-law, Mrs. MacFadden, died in Wilson. The call to worship was made by Deacon Eason. The opening hymn was Kneel At the Cross. Scripture was read by Deacon Byrd from the 14th chapter of St. John l-io. Prayer was offered oy Deacon Whit ley. A welcome to all visitors was made. Harvest Day will be held Nov. 26. Come out and help us make that day a great one. A great evangelist. Elder Sheares, came to us and spoke from Exodus on the topic. Lord, You Have My Golden Image. He used as a theme, What Are You Looking For? You are looking, but not seeing. He preached a dynamic ser- Jeanette Steward, Willia J Prince. Judy Beckwith, Alice Garrett and Deltha M. Stew- ward, who is hospitalized at Wake Medical Center. We are happy to have Sis. Venola Johnson back at church after a brief stay in the hospital. Let's continue to pray for these and others. The Davis Inspirational Singers will observe their first anniversary with a two-part program Saturday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Remember to pray always for mankind everywhere. Rhamkatte Lumberton, is on the Rural Affairs Committee. Ogden Deal, Greensboro, is on the Task Force on Arts. Forrest Campbell, Greensboro, and C. Euray Lawing of Crouse, Lincoln County, are both on the Welfare and Social Services Committee. Elections are over, but are you satisfied? If you didn't vole, then you are the goat, for that's all she wrote! Our witty radio friend, Mr. Franklin, says you must not complain nor anguish in pain because Adam and Eve didn't get Cain until they got Abel. Moral is, always vote, then you will have done your duty as a loyal American!! Salve over your wounds; Discard your gloom; it won't spell our doom. Remember, the Master arose from the tomb! At midnight, Election Day. as the final tabulations were being reported by radio, it was revealed that Negroes and other minorities almost missed the boat in many races. It was expected that Senator Jesse (keep the Negroes back) Helms would win the U S. Senatorial race as he did statewide. Everyone was surprised that John Baker. Democratic candidate for sherifi of Wake County (Raleigh) only won by a slim margin of 1000 votes! This coming only after repeated endorsement from Gov. Jim Hunt Jr, and President Jimmy Carter, and thousands of white voters!! Baker thanked the 300 supporters who gathered for his victory remarks just before midnight, election day, saying they had worked hard for the victory on their own lime. The victory being the election of the first black sheriff of Wake County since Reconstruction years! But Judge RichardC. Erwin's statewide victory as a Negro candidate to succeed his special appointment by Gov. J. B. Hunt, to the Court of Appeals judgeship was a significant victory for all Tar Heels, indeed!! Charles Evers, (whose brother was slain years ago because he dared help Negroes in voting and in the quest for their civil rights through the NAACP) was the black senatorial candidate (3-way race) who came in third with 25 percent of the vole and the white above him had 32 percent. That shows Negroes are voting in Mississippi, with the help of a few whiles, in what was once a never, never land to black voting! kind (tf man he is. Our hearts ourprincipalwayoflife! ^dlvn ^Tvrurno .Arn go out to our pastor and family Following the dedlcotory DorvicoD and toun of tha “““F •* 7 OnNov ioih.d«,.™,.„f apacious Court of Jualtce Mayor and Mra. Turnage, JJStSira" Where an informal reception choir reh^rsal is Leh Thiu^ Sundays, was enjoyed, with-n:.ch, ham Safat 7 S?m aJd Come and worship with us. biscuits.andcupcake.served. Rocky Mount officialdom are afternoon at 6:30. receiving the plaudits of other Regular board meeting is Tar Heel municipalities Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. after the because they "parlayed” an third Sunday, abandoned school plant into a The church received a thank modem all-purpose courthouse you letter from the Baines at about one-fourth the cost a family. A donation was srat to new structure of similar them upon the birth of their design!! This was, indeed, quite twin daughters. nm • i. U IJ On Nov. 10 the deacons of Mt. M Vernon United Church of Mondey afternoon el Mother chriet had a banquet at the mother is hospitalized at Wake Medical Center. A THOUGHT Follow after charity and desire spiritual gifts, but rather that ye may prophesy. 1 Cor. 14:1 JONES HILL BAPTIST CHURCH BY MS. MILDRED CRUMEN SPRING HOPE — Sunday School began at 10 a.m. with the supt., Deacon Arteria Wheless, in charge. The sub ject of the lesson was Rev erence For the Sabbath. Remarks came from Rev. William Giles, pastor. Morning worship service b^an at 11:15 with Rev. Giles in charge, and the senior choir rendered music. Mrs. Anne Raeford accompanied at the organ. The opening hymn was Holy. Holy, Holy. Responsive reading was led by Rev. Giles Annie Mae Lewis gave the P*'®ymg/<>•■ ouc *ick. May with scripture taken from Feltonville B) MRS. .MARY L. MOSS FELTONSVILLE - Can a man be profitable unto God as he that is wise may be profitable unto himself? Felton Grove Baptist Church held Sunday School at the usual hour with Deacon Charles Baker, supt., presiding. Sis. Moss taught the lesson from the subject Reverance For the Sabbath. It was a most interesting lesson. At 11 a.m. worship service opened with Rev. MacArthur Baker, presiding. The mixed choir rendered music. Mrs Visitors are always welcome to come and worship with us. Viritors were Mr. George Jones, ihe brother of Ms. Katie and Moses Jones. He is from New York; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shaw of Charlotte. He is the brother of Mr. Willie Shaw and Mrs. Agnes Ellis. A musical program will be held at Pentecostal United Holy Church at 706 S. State Street on Sunday at 4 p.m. Happy belated birthday to Mrs. Louise Brown, Nov. 7; Mr. Charles Evans, Nov. 16. Our sick are Ms. Elmirdie Rowe in Apex Hospital; Mr. C. O. Cain, home from Wake Medical Center. We are still announcements and recog nized visitors. Rev. Leake gave the children's sermon, which was entitled What Is the Book? Little Curtis Moss sang the hymn, Yes. Jesus Loves Me. Rev. Leake preached a wonderful sermon from Phil. 4:6. He used as a theme, A Person-To-Person 1^11 To <5od. Visitors were Miss Carol Braiisford of Raleigh, Mrs. Beulah Grimm from Scott’s Grove Church, Mrs. Evelyn Moss of Cedar Rock Church, Mrs. Brenda Leake of Hickory Grove Cliurch. You are always welcome to worship with us at Felton Grove Baptist Oiurch at any time. Please remember all sick in your prayers. Hie male chorus will re hearse Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and render music for the 11 o'clock worship service on Sunday. The Missionary Circle trav eled to Hatchet’s Grove Baptist Church for the second anniver sary Sunday at 6 p.m. The senior ushers will be on duty Sunday at Felton Grove Baptist Church. A THOUGHT For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. Romans 8:18 we continue to pray for one another. A THOUGHT Beware of all covetousness; for a man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions. -St. Luke 12:15 Stanhope RED OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH STANHOPE-The Novemb er meeting of Group No. I of the Red Oak Grove Baptist Church was held at the home of Brother Alwayne Lucas Ihurs- day night before the second Sunday in November. Devotion was conducted by Sister Alice Perry and Sister Evelyn Cotton. Psalms lOO was read Proverbs 6. Deacon Luna Slone offered prayer. The mission offering was lifted by the ushers. Bro. Demwee Bolden RHAMKATTE - Church School opened at Watts Chapel, Baptist Church at 9:45 a.m., with all classes taking their places. Deacon Chester E>eb- nam is superintendent. Dr. F. B. Weaver spoke at 11 from thej subject. Whatl Happens When We Commun-I ion In Remem-j brance 01 Him? Hie mu-{ sic was ren dered by th< senior choir MRS. ALSTON with Mrs. Rosa Smith, at the organ. Dr. Weaver left us with a soul-stirring, dynamic mes sage on Jesus, the salvation brings you happiness, truth, faith nd peace. He gave His body, His blood, so examine yourself in remembrance of Him. We were glad to have Rev. L. Hill, Rev. Stanley Ballentine In the rostrum for the morning service. We were also happy to see Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and children worshipping with us. Visitors are always wel come at any time. At 6 p.m.. Rev. W. W. Easley and the Inspirational Singers „„ from St. Joseph AME Church. Durham, were guests for ther RILEY HILL — The second Durham, were guests for the Sunday in November has. for a morning service. long time, been Homecoming Rev. Easley spoke from the celebration day, also known as gospel of St. Luke 23:43. He ^®11 Rally Day. Sunday School used as a subject, A Promise conducted in the usual Of Paradise. His thoughts were manner. Mr. J. recognize your mistakfrs. ask A- Jones was for forgiveness. It was a great loacher of the service. We were glad to have second Bible Rev. R. Mur|A from DuiJiam class. A review with us also. of the lessonl ANNOUNCEMENTS »■« given by] Deaconesses 'will be in ll*® teachers.! charge of the 5 p.m. service at Reverance Of Walts Chapel Baptist Church I^e S a b - { Nov. 19. Rev. D. L. Morri8<Mi balh was the will be the ll a m. speaker at subject of the MRS. TWITTY St. John AME (Church of Nov. lesson. Auxiliaries of the BY MRS. A. M. JOHNSON CLINTON — Mrs. Ida Block er of Asheville wa» in Gint^ for the weekend to attend Centennial Services at Fii? Baptist C!hurch. ^e was the house guest of her sisters, Mrs. Betty Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Moore. Dr. and Mrs. Moses Ray, Jr. of Tarboro, motored to Clinton last Sunday to attend First Baptist's Cent^mial program at the high school. Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr., was the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Boone of New York, spent last week in Clinton, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Boone is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Alice Boone. Mrs. Juanita Ezzell spent a recent weekend in Charlotte with her children. Mrs. Wanda Green and her family and Ms. Alva Ezzell. She reported an enjoyable weekend. Mr. James Ezzell, III, of Greensboro, was home for the weekend. Mrs. Nina Sampson of Rt. 4 had as her weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Sampson of PleasantviUe, N. J. They were here to attend the Centennial services at First Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bunting of Wilmington, Del. were the house guests of Mrs. Mabel Dunston of Turlington St. tor the weekend. The Buntings were in Glnhm to attend the Centennial Services at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Jacqueline Douglass of Chicago, Ill., is in the city, visiting her mother, Mrs. Mabel Dunston, of Turlington St. BY MRS. LOUISE CAESAK son of St. Rose Church, Wilson opened witb scripture from II Timothy. Rev. P. p Phillips offered prayer. The sermon was entitled What’s In It For Me? Irom St. Matthew. After the service. Bishop whosoever believeth in Him shall be perish, but have Johnson called Rev. Aycockhis everlasting life. ' First Baptist Sunday School opened at 10 a.m. with the! supt., Bro.I Patrick Har-| ris, presiding. The subject of' the lesson was Reverence For the Sabbath. MRS. CAESAR The memory selection was: Keep the Sabbath Day to sanctify It as the Lord, thy God. hath commanded thee. Miss wife and family to the front and presented a love gift in the amount of $900. Thanksgiving activities in clude the Bali and Cane Club's golden boy dance Nov. 25 at the Reed Street (Community Center at 10 p.m. Proceeds from this affair will benefit the buiding fund. James Buchanan is chairman, assisted by F. W. Barnes, Henry Bernard and James 0. Sumler. Mr. James 0. Sumler lost his mother, recently. Funeral services were held In Rocky Angler BY evangelist JOANN WALTHOUR Deborah Robinson reported the ^®wit, Nov, ii minutes of the School and made announcements. At 11:15, morning worship service was held with the call to worship by the pastor. Rev. R. A. Wright. Musie was furmshed^'g^ tiTf Vi^^'jtftU)t ANGIEH — King Solomon ®nd all the people offered j.MCajnp- *«crifice8 before the Lord. II ture'follow^- Prayer was Chronicles 7:5 states: And offered the announcaroenls and Ring Solomon offered a sacri- welcomin^ul "U'iiW tieo of twenty and twenty given. Thechurch clerk is Mrt.; thousand sheep: so Ihe Kind ®nd alt the people de'licated the grai^aimremgswereIm^^ house of CJod." the teeirWheo. Mm.^ber<a> relation to this scripture, Elder Charles D. Taylor, his spiritual from the chplr. Rev. ®nd the body of the Pure Wright delivered the mesaage, Gospel Church of Christ, which was entitled. Luke wishes to hank you for every Warm Christiana. Preceeding courtesy everyone extended to Riley Hill the sermon, the dedication service for Mrs. Alice McCul- lers' grandbaby was held. Her Godmother and father are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lee, Jr. of Angler. Refreshments were served following the services by tbe Relative (^pel Singers. The young adult choir and the Rdative Goepei Singers helped to celebrate the 4()th anniversary of the St. Augusta Gospel chorus, with many gospel singers appearing. The gospel chorus wishes to thank the many groups who came to help them enjoy the anniver sary program. Special prayers to all our sick and shut-ins A TH< To grouni of our weakness is^ to quiet our fears at the expense of our hopes. ana snui-ins. r&i^aWU.; mg of our weakness is^ to B 0 Wilson BY FRANK W. BARNES WILSON — The pastor 8 second anniversary with St. Paul Church of (Thrisl, was church contributed generously held Nov ? i9 pm- Sunday School to ihe call of tllhing. Thi Ch„irr AyS amount of approximately At 5 p.m night service was held with a great host of Sunday Schools $5,000 was brought to the altar also prayed. Announcements joining us to help to make our Hie singing department was on were made by Sister Sylvia day successful. Music is by the hand and responded readily Jones- Gospel Ensemble Youth Choir. Mrs. Naomi Horton accompan- Rev. Giles gave a most St, John AME Church will ied at the piano Rev W G inspiring message from Prov- observe Fall Rally Day on Nov. Horton, pastor, chose his text erbs 6:6 entitled Uarning 28. AU members are asked to from Nehemiah 2:5 His sub- From the AnU. The offering do their part. ject was Longing For Home was lifted by Bro. Allan Dunn On Nov. 26. the men of Watts The emphasis was on the three and Bro. James Bolden. Bene- Chapel Baptist Church will homes: family church and the diction followed. celebrate Men’s Day. Dr. F. B. heavenly home. It was a timely ANNOUNCEMENTS Weaver will be the speaker. At discourse. Flowers were Youth night is the fourth 5p.m. the usher board of WalU placed in the sanctuary in Sunday at 7. Chapel Church will sponsor the memory of Mr. and Mrs Missionary meeting is held Family Of the Year program. Walter Crews. Sr Rev H L the fourth Sunday after Sunday Our sick are Mr. Ben Burl in Perry, Mr. M H Robert School. the VA Hospital; Bryant Ashe. Hie young adults will ob- Taney Burt, Allen Matthews, serve their first anniversary Henry Fletcher. Louise Dozier, Sunday at 5 p.m. William McNeil, Alice Hill, Usher board meeting is held Walter Rogers, Beulah Mc- for scripture in honor of the ^ Sunday after Sunday Cauley. all senior citizens at approaching Hiankglving sea son. After devotion, the group discussed Genesis 4 as part of their Bible study. This chapter deals with the birth of in and Abel, the first two children. It tells how C^in and Abel gave a sacrifice to God; Cain gave fruit of the ground, but Abel gave one of his fat firsuings as a sacrifice. God was pleased with Abel gilt, but was not pleased with Cain's. As a result. Cain became jeahms of Abel’s and finally killed him. School. EHEUD BY MRS. D. 8. HICKS WILBON — This is a wish I always wish The prayer I ever pray, Lord, may my life help other lives It touches by the way. Tbe Bazzel Creek Church School was called to order by Supt. Washington. Sis. G. S. Smsrt brought a wonderful the Evans Rest Home. Let us keep praying for the sick everywhere. Roast thf seeds of squash and pumpkin for an enjoyabis nibWe. and Mrs. Addie Watkins, givoi by the family. Following the service, the dining hall was opened for fellowship reunion. A delicious dinner was served. The gospel chorus sang on a musical program at Lee's Ooss Roads Baptist Church Sunday even ing. Each and everyone present at the spaghetti dinner ‘‘Id at Eastern Wake Optional School A spaghetti dinner will be held at Eastern Wake Optional School Friday from 5-9 p.m. Hiis affair is being sponsored by the Riley Hill Developmmt Association. Hcketa are 11.50 each. W. M. Horton is president end Mrs. Eunice R. Leach is secretary. REV^C. AYCOCK On Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. Elder John Oliver and choir of Red Hill and Ginion presided; Wednesday, Elder Williams and choir of Black Creek; Thursday. Bishop M. W. Johnson, the male chorus of St. Rose (Church, Wilson; Friday night, Elder Barron, choir of First Baptist. Elm City; Saturday night, Elder Eddie B. Coley presided. On Sunday at ll a.m.. Elder Morrison of Washington, D. C., the Route Chspel cboir of Clinton and the Bupning Branch C^oir rendered music. Sunday at~3 him and the warm welcome from the community of East Davie St. Also, he wishes to thank every minister who delivered such beautiful mes sages that strengthened his heart. To every devotional leader who kept ev«>rything alive, a special appreciation is extended. Services will be held at 226 E. Davie St. every Sunday at 6 p.m Our prayers are continued for the Smith ^ family in lov ing memory ol I Mrs. Alice J. | Smith, daugh ter of the late I Mr. and Mrs. f General Jones. She leaves to ® mourn her hus MS. WALTHOUl band, Mr. Mamon Smith; six daughters, five sons, all of- Raleigh; one sister, two broth ers and 24 grandchildren; one great grandchild and numer ous other relatives. Eulogistic services were held at Juniper Level Baptist (Thurch Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. Rev. G. A. Joi-es, Sr., officiated. The family is grate ful to their many friends for all acts of kindness during the illness of their loved one and for the expressions of sympa thy shown in the hour of bereavement. We are glad to hear that Mrs. Katie Ferguson of Angler is feeling better. A happy birthday wish gvM out to Mr. Linnel Alfred Taylor of Willow Springs. An unfinished business dis cussion meeting for the gospel participation in the Christmas parade will be at the home of your writer. 5h5 Church St,, Angier. Clall 629-;i906 for more information. Mrs. Inez Lee of Angiet is to be commended lor her service to the Black River citizens and the underprivileged voters on election day. Also to Mrs. Gloria Campbell and Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. Your writer will be attending a pre-Thanksgiving banquet Friday evening at 8 in the Chavis Heights Center on behalf of the building fund for gospel programs. Mrs. long of Smith Temple and the gospel community club is in charge. Until next week: Never forget the little deeds of kindness and (he little acts of ,iove that.make life one grand sweet song.
The Carolinian (Raleigh, N.C.)
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