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THE CAROLINIAN—T/fURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,1984—PAGE 6 Community First Aid Club The Raleigh Community Club First Aid Group held its monthly meeting at the home of Ms. Juanita Lyles^ 1312 Fox Run Drive, Oct. 8 at 7; 30 p.m. A devotional period v/as opened with the chaplain, Ms. Ophelia Chavis, presiding. After the devotional period, the meeting was turned over to the president, Ms. J. Lyles. The meeting was called to order. Minutes of the previous meeting v.'ere read and adopted. A moment of memorial was held for the death of Ms. Etta Ellis’ father. Ms. Annie Bell Holloway, a new member, v.'as welcomed to the First Aids by Ms. Elizabeth McClain. On the sick list are Ms. Margaret Smith and Ms. Naomi Hill. The group extended prayer to all known sick. The treasurer’s report was given by Ms^ Sarah Barbour. Communi cations and old business were resolved. After the business meeting, the president, Ms. Juanita Lyles, gave a discussion on fire. A question- and-ansv/er period was held on fire and fire prevention. Members present included Ms. Juanita Lyles, Ms. Sarah Barbour, Ms. Ophelia Chavis, Ms. Naomi Hill, Ms. Annie B. Holloway, Ms. LuLu Sanders, Ms. Etta Ellis, Ms. Daisy Alston, Ms. Mary Partin, Ms. Elizabeth McClain and Ms. Mary Evans ■c fC* ^ I ^ Nine And Five Members Celebrate A Birthday ■ m r T ’r LINCOLN PARK FUNDRAISING-Bishop Eli Ratcliff, pastor (center) and members of Lincoln Park Holiness Church, are pictured above standing in front of their sanctuary now under reconstruction, following a fire which destroyed their new On Sept. 15, the Nine and Five Club met with Ms. A.T. Webb, 922 New Bern Avenue, at 2 p.m. The meeting was called to order with Ms. Fannie Taylor leading the devotional period with a reading on love, followed by the Lord’s Prayer. Dues were paid by the members. The members honored Ms. Helen Mitchell with cards and presents on her birthday. “Happy Birthday” v/as then sung. Ms. Webb served the luncheon. Afterward, games were played. Members present were Ms. Mary Marable, Ms. Bessie Wesley, Ms. Willie Rhodes, Ms. LaSenia Murchison, Ms. Bertha Wilcox and Ms. Sara B. Sharper. Ms. Mitchell was All Ms. Croup No. 12 Meets For Discussion And Pro:Sram building last year. The congregation recently undertook a major fundraising drive to enable them to finish rebuilding. They will be offering to the public several items for purchase ihankTdthehoTtesTfoVthTafterZ^^^^^ in support of their effort. . on Saturday, Oct. 13, Ms. Bessie ■ ■v* 'IJAT*!!* fc Wesley was the hostess .to the club. JLflOll TV lIllfllTtS 1.8 Everyone was invited to the dining -K ^ J where the luncheon was served. Missile Course ijrrad. After the luncheon, a poem, “He Loves You,” by Helen Steiner Rice, read by the president, repeated the Lord’s Pray.^,. Two birthdays were honored: Tulia Turner and Ms. Lillie Ballentine. Ms. Ballentine v/as absent. Birthday gifts were presented to Ms. Turner. Members present v/ere Ms. Helen Mitchell, Ms. Mary Curtis, Ms. Odell Woods, Ms. Bertha Wilcox, Ms. La Senia Murchison, Ms. Mary Marable, Ms. Annie Webb, Ms. Sara B. Sharper. All played games. Ms. Mitchell thanked the hostess for the afternoon. The next club meeting will be with Ms. Bertha Wilcox on Oct. 27. During the mid 1700s, his torians estimate two thirds of all t6a drunk in England was smuggled into the country to avoid the high import tax. Members of Group No. 12 of First i Baptist Church met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Mims, 2310 Sanderford Road, Thursday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. The meeting was opened with the singing of “Count on Me,” led by Ms. Virginia Tally. Scripture was read from Acts 26:22-23. The' members were led in prayer by Ms. Paige. Group Holds Discussion At Home Of Ms. Parrish Group iNo. 2 of First Baptist Church. 101 S. Wilmington St., met at the home of Ms. Cleoria Parrish, 1106 E. Jones St., Sunday, Oct. 14, at 4 p.m. The meeting was called to order by the leader, Ms. Parrish. The members joined in the singing of “I Am Thine, 0 Lord,” and “I Love to Tell the Story.” Scripture was read by the leader, Ms. Parrish, from Psalms 107, and prayer was offered by Ms. Parrish. The response was “Amazing Grace.” Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Ms. Marjorie Williams, follov/ed by the roll call. Members responded with Bible verses and visitations, self- denial and deeds. Ms. M. James gave the treasurer’s report. The sick and shut-in named were Ms,'Florence Whitmire, Ms. Pattie L. Higgs, Ms. Ernestine Weaver and Ms. Willie M. Cheek. Since ,»there was no Missionary Helper, Ms. James read an article from the Daily Word, “Harmony,” and discussed it. Ms. G. Britt read a prayer titled “Guidance” discussed it. Members present were Ms. F. Jones, Ms. B. Smith, Ms. M. James, Ms. G. Britt, Ms. Cleoria Parris and Ms. M. Williams. The mizpah was recited and the meeting was adjourned. Ms. Gladys M. Britt is group reporter. The quarterly Missionary Helper was not available, so the first order of business was the contribution for Women’s Day. The second dealth with ideas about the program for the general group on Nov. 14. Ms. Virginia Tally volunteered to provide the decorations and Ms. Rogerline White accepted the responsibility tor being mistress of ceremonies. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The group will provide a cheer basket tor a needy family by bringing something to the next meeting. Group 12 v/ill purchase an ad in the booklet for the Senior Choir’s anniversary which is scheduled for Dec. 9. After the business meeting, the hostess, Ms. Ruby Mims, and daughters, served a meal. Ms. Joanna Holley thanked the hostess for the meal and for having the group into her home. The ineeting v/as adjourned v/ith the repeating of the mizpah. Members present were Virgina Tally, Shirley Hinton, Joanna Holley, Elizabeth Bov/man, Lucille Stallings, Mozella Burnett, Ruby Mims, Sonya Mims, Debra Mims, Rogerline White and Lucille Paige. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tally, 2200 Atkins Drive, on Nov. 8 at 8 o.m. Airman 1st Class Dion D. Williams, son of Clyde M. Dunn of 8 Franklin Terrace and grandson of Martha M. Person of 3 Edgecombe Terrace, both of Raleigh, N.C., has graduated from the U.S. Air Force missile facilities course at Chanute Air Force Base, Ill. During the course, students were taught fundamentals, of electricity and refrigeration for maintenance of missile facility systems. They also earned credits toward an associate degree through the Community Col lege of the Air Force. - Williams is scheduled to serve with the 321st Field Missile Maintenance Squadron at Grand Forks Air Force Base, N.D. He is a 1983 graduate of Broughton High School, Raleigh. 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