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WHITE ROCK OBSERVES BROTHERHOOD DAY ;;
White Rock Baptist church will present the Honorable
Francis A. Dennis, Ambassador of Liberia to the United
States and Canada, as the Brotherhood Day speaker, Sun
day, February 25 at 10:50 a.m.
He will be honored at a fellowship dinner, Saturdaay,
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February 24, 1979, at 5 pjn. in the fellowship
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Ambassador Dennis .received the B.A. degree from the
the Lovis
University of Liberia in 1950 and the
Arthur Grimes School v of Law and admitted to the y
Bar in 1965. He is a member of the London Institute, of '
World Affairs and the American Academy ' of Political
Science. He was awarded a doctor
Degree by
Union College, Harbourville, Kentucky.,
He has served as Second Secretary to the liberian
Embassy in Paris, France. Other foreign service-assign- ,t
emnts include, First Secretary Command' and Counsellor
at the Liberian Embassy in Washington, Charge d
Affaires, . .Permanent Missions of Liberia to the United
Nations, and Counsellor at the Liberian Embassy; in
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In 1968, he was appointed Liberia Ambassador to the ?
Republic of the Ivory Coast. He also served as Liberia's. ;
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Ambassador Dennis has received decorations and distin- guished Service honors ' from 'Liberia and . several v
foreign governments, "Among them, the Ivory Coast,
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Junior High
School Honor. floH list for the
second niM xwoeki reporting
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. the principal; R.L. Yokley. : 4,
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BOLL:
'Alicia Grady Allen Smith,
Sheree - Lee, Yulanda Bailey,
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Angela
Reginald ' Godbolt,
' Weaver',"' David Moerr, Devln
Mason.
B" HONOR ROLLS Keva
Allen, Amende Brbwn,: Randy,
Eric
Edwards,
Havrllesky,
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Pamela Jordan, Sandra Mickey,
' Elizabeth Moore, Brenda Parker,
Pamela Rich, Andre Smith,
Andre
Monica
Wilcheiy
l Campbell, Bobby Hester, David
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Kearney, 'Jemes Blacke,
Ellerbe, Yoland McMillian,
Derek Alston,' Beth
Anglln,
Agela Mack, Rhonda Fischer,
' Alexander - Kirk,
Raymond
Lewis, Josephine Whtie, Aman- '
da Holt, Sheilia Caldwell, Vincent Ford, Elizabeth Covington,
Annette Harris Lisa Johnson,
Stephen
Odom,
Anthony
Adams,
Wynne, Christopher"
Pamela
Battle,.
Whitney
Car michael,
Barnes,
Angela
Felicia LindSandraFike,
Fuller
Owen,
say,
Bryan
Tine
Upchurch,
Saner,
Sarah
Tourinda
Watson,
Splvey, JoYoung, Angela
Kathy Cole,
seph Carlisle,
Scott Crenshaw, Kent Guion,
Susan Hen kens. Crystal Howard,
Terri Taylor, Cherly McAllister,
' Cleire StelnmetzKecia Tillman,
Jill Potter. Jackie Garrett,
Brown. Allen Dillard,
Everette
Farrington, Dorothy
Oniaa
Hart,
Langley,
Jackie
King,
Christopher
Kennedy, Veneasa Scarlette,
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WOMEN'S DAY SERVICES AT MOUNT LEVEL
Women's Day Services will be held it Mount Level
Baptist Church on Sunday February 25 at 11 ajn. Dr:J
Pricill A. Brodie of Franklinton will be the speaker for
the services. Dr. Franklin is die Executive Secretary of
the Women's Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary Convention of North Carolina. Prior to the acceptance of the
Executive secretary position Dr. Brodie was an assistant
professor of Christian Education at the Shaw University
Divinity School.
Music will be provided by the women members of
Mount . Level Baptist Church. Mrs. J.P. White organist
and Mrs. Bumell Phillips, Director. The Reverend C.L
Dunston is Pastor.
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THE DURHAM COUNTY MISSIONARY UNION
The Durham County Missionary Union will honor
Mrs1 Wilmi Milum on February 25 at 3 pjn. af the Union
Baptist Church where Rev. dady Davis is the pastor. She
is a member of this church and Union Baptist. She Is
member of the Decon Board, she sings in the senior
choir, is president of the Missionary Circle, pastor's aid,
and the senior citizens Sunday school - class, and also a
member of one of the prayer chapters of the Durham
County Missionary Union. Ms. Rosetta Webb is the chairperson of this program. President, Sister Willie Sneed,
Secretary, Sister Lyda Vanhook.
He is a life member of the Board of Managers of tht
Liberian Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention,
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and the Baptist Sunday School Convention.
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WINTER GOSPEL FESTIVAL
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UNION MEETS
The
Inspirational
Singers of St. Joseph's AME Church
The First Aid Department of the Durham Ushers, Union
will
Winter
a
host
Gospel Festival Sunday, February 25 at
Met at Lincoln Memorial Baptist Church.
Choirs
3:15
expected to participate are: The Black
Devotional
pjn.
services were conducted by - Mr. W.
Movement
Student
Gospel Choir - University of North
McKeithan and . the meeting was conducted by Mrs. S.
Carolina-ChapSt. Paul AME - Chapel
Hfll; Gospel Choir
Craig. Reports were heard from all committees and the
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Peace
Voices
of
Hill,
meeting was brought to a close. A delicious repast was
Male Chorus of Greater Saint Paul Baptist Church. Members
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enjoyed by all.and friends are urged to attend this joyous occasion.
The next meeting will be on February 27 at Oak Grove
Free Will Baptist ChurchJ All members are urged to attend.
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MISSIONS WITH LOVE BREAKFAST
The Mary C. Evans Missionary Society of St. Joseph's
AME. Church held its first annual Missions with Love
Breakfast on Saturday morning, February 17. Presiding was
Mrs. Willia Lewis.
Missionaries from many churches were in attendance.
Mrs. Jeanne Lucas, speaker for the occasion, highlighted
the importance of missions with love to all. Many
challenges were presented to those who attended with the
focal emphasis being, "If You Don't have Anything to
Give, You can give Love."
The Purpose of the breakfast was to celebrate both
Black History Month and Valentine's Day. Theme of the
occasion was "Together with Love Missions Can Happen.
The program included music by Misses Hattie Tyson
and Stephanie Watson, students at North Carolina
Central University; "A Negro Love Song", poetry by Paul
Lawrence Dunbar, rendered by Mrs. Annette Bryant; and
musical selections by Mrs. Brenda B. Lovely. Music and
group singing were also a part of the breakfast program.
Presentations of gifts of love were presented to
Willia George and Beulah Hill.
A special guest was Mrs. Vera Richmond Edwards,
Chairman of the Minnie Pearson Area of the Western,
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Conference.
Mrs. Willia George serves as president of the Mary C.
Evans Missionary Society. A special thanks and appreciation to all who attened was given by Mrs. George
Remarks were given by Rev. W.W. Easley, Jr, pastor of
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The flowers, telegrams, letters, cards, and services were
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deeply appreciated.
Jeff Poole and family, Durham, N.C
The Brandon family, Alton, V(U
the church.
loyee of the Liggett &
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Surviving are a grandson,
Andrew Perry; two greatgrandchildren.
Arrangements were by
Fisher Funeral Parlor.
COLVIN
Sadie Colvin died
Saturday, February 17. Her
remains have been flown to
the Connie Bragg Funeral
Home in Patterson, NJ.
for completion of funeral
arrangements.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens.
and Gardens.
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Theodore McCullough, formerly of 1004 - Glendale
Avenue, who died Wednesday, February 14 at the
Durham Rehabilitation Cen- ter, were held Saturday,
February 17 at Fisher
Funeral Parlor by Rev. W.
E Daye. Burial was in
Beechwood Cemetery.
He was a retired em- .
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WILLIAMS
Funeral services for SFC
Henry Williams (Ret.) of Rt.
2m Box 317-- A, who died
Tuesday, February 13 at the
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10:55 A.M.
Church School
Worship
Address
Mis Excellency Francis Alfonso .William
Dennis Ambassador of Liberia to the
United States of America and Canada
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Mrs. Phyllis J. Holliday, Organist
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Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Louise Turrentine of
201 W. Geer.St., who died
Sunday, February 11 at
Duke Medical Center, were
held Sunday, February 18
at Mount Calvary United
Church of Christ by Rev. J.
C. Cheek.
Burial was in
Glennview Memorial Park.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Shirley Rogers
of Akron, Ohio and Mrs.
Carolyn Evans; three sons,
Turrentine and
Sterling
Matthew
Turrentine and
Samuel Turrentine of New
York; a foster son, Timothy
' Benjamin; three sisters, Mrs.
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Funeral services for Mrs.
Cora Robinson of 2403
Cheek
Road, who died
Friday, February 16 at Durham County General" Hos-were held Tuesday,
fital,
20 at Russell Memorial CME Church by Rev.
L. H. Whelchel. Burial was
in Beechwood Cemetery.
Surviving are -- her husband, Dannie Robinson;
three sisters, Mrs. Annie
Walker cf S. Orange, NJ.;
Mrs. Ella Ryan of Newark,
N. J. and Mrs. Rosa Bccton
of Nurica; one brother,
funeral services for
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Christopher T. Fisher
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Duane St.,
who clied Monday, February
19 at home, will be held
Friday, February 23 at
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Ohio and Ms. Elizabeth Benjamin; one brother, Claude
Lyons of AKron; 25 grandchildren; one
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Robert E.
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four daughters,
IS Mrs. Roberta Wilson,
Mia.
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York City, Ma.
ueorgette Mcuiain
Mrs. Throdora Rivera;
two atepeona; four
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WILLIAMS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Alma Adams Williams of
1022 S.'Plum St., who died
Sunday, February 18 at
home,' were held Thursday,
February 22 at St. Joseph's
AME Church by Rev. W.W.
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Burial was in
Easley.'
Beechwood Cemetery.
She was bom in Wake
County, moved to New Jersey, and returned to North
Carolina to attend Henderson Institute and Shaw
She taught
University
school in Wilmington, at
Christum
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College
Franklinton, in Kittrell and
in Apex. She was a member of St. Paul AME Church
in Raleigh.
. Surviving
are her husband, Plummer Andrew Williams;, one . daughter, Ms.
Delores Willianrs.
Mas-se-y.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Dora Dixon Tate; one
sister, Mrs. Roena Tate
YOUNG
Funeral services for1 Edward Young of Manhattan,
N. V., who died Wednesday, February 14, were held
Wednesday, February 21 at
Scarborough & ' Hargett Memorial Chapel by Rev. W.
Burial was in
W. Easley.
Beechwood Cemetery.
Surviving is one brother,
Henry Young.
Courtesy of Scarborough
& Hargett Memorial Chapels
' and Gardens.
Jefferies, both of Akron,
Courtesy
Church by Rev. David
& Hargett Memorial Chapels
and Gardens.
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Sunday, 5:00 p.m., Annual Fellowship Dinner
Conference Room
Scouts, Music
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Funeral aervicea for
George Wilson McClain
of 1108 Franklin St.,
who died Friday. Fab- ruary 16 at hone, wen
held Tueaday, February
21 - at Amey Funeral
Chapel. : Burial waa in
SBeechwood
The Gospel Choir leading, the singing
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Funeral
services
Thomas Edward Joyner, 40,
who died Thursday, February, IS at Duke Medical
Center, were held Monday,
February 20 at Greater St.
Paul Baptist Church.
He was a native of
Franklin County.
Surviving are his wife,
Thomas
Mrs.
Annette
five
Joyner;
daughters,
Ms.
Sheila Joyner, Ms.
Candy Joyner, Ms. Rose
Marie Joyner, Ms. Tonya
Joyner and Ms. Jackie Joyner, all of New York; two
sons, Thomas Joyner, Jr.
and Daryl Joyner, both of
New York; his mother, Mrs.
Aradel Joyner; five sisters,
Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence, Ms.
Emma Jean Joyner, Ms.
Geraldine Joyner and Mrs.
Betty; Bullock and Mrs.
Alice Richardson, both of
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DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA
Petersburg, Va.; six brothers, Nather Joyner of Petersburg, Va., William H. Joyner, James Willis Joyner,
Allen Joyner, Jerry1 Joyner
Veterans
Administration
Hospital, were held Saturday, February 17 at Cain's
Chapel Baptist Church by
Rev. T. E. Taylor.
Burial
was in Mt. Sinai Church
Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Jean Patterson Williams
one son, Owen L. Williams;
one daughter, Ms. Sarah
Ann Bebta Williams; one
brother, Maurice Williams of
Lake Charles, La..
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Courtesy of Scarborough
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Mrs. Jeamiia
of sratrtude.
their thartKs to the Durham Community during the illnessl
and passing of Mrs. Queen Vashti Poole of Durham, North i
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The Poole and Brandon families would like to express
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MILLER
Mrs. Eva Miller of 654
Troy St., died Friday, February, 16 at home. Her remains have been flown to
the Webb Funeral "Home in
Natchez, Miss, for completion of funeral arrange-
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AMBASSADOR FRANCIS A. W. DERMIS
FIRST AID DEPARTMENT OF THE DURHAM USHERS
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The Durham Branch N A.CJ. Monthly Meeting will
at Covenant United Presbyterian Church, 1306
Lincoln Street, Reverend George Neal, Minister, Sunday,
February 25, 1979, 4 pjn. The president, Mr. George W.
Frazier will preside. Rev. George Neal and the Choirs of
Covenant United
Presbyterian Church will present the
Devotional period.
Dr. Howard Fitts, Director of the Health Education
Department of North Carolina Central University will
introduce the Guest Speaker, Dr. Sonja Haynes
Stone, PhD., Professor of African and
Studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel HilL
February is celebrated as Black History Month; all members and
are asked to attend as the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People con'
tinues to work for full freedom for all citizens of North
Carolina.
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Brittain and France.
THE GETHSEMANE BAPTIST CHURCH SPONSORS
PASTOR'S SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
The Gethsemane Baptist Church is sponoring a week
long anniversary celebration for their pastor, Dr. Vernon
E. Brown. The celebration will run from Sunday Feb. 18
through Sunday, Feb. 25 the. All services will begin at
7:30 pjrw The schedule is as follows:
Sunday, 18 -- Guest, The White Oak Baptist Church,
Guest The
Sermon, Dr. C.R. Tyner, Pastor; Monday, 19
Russell Memorial C.M.E. Church, Sermon Dr. L.H.
Whelchel, Pastor; Tuesday, 20 Guest, Th Oak Grove Free
Will Baptist Church, Sermon, Dr. Z. D. Harris, Pastor;
Wednesday, 21
Guest, The First Baptist Church, Chapel
Hill, Sermon Dr. J JRJ Manley, Pastor; Thursday, 22, Guest,
The New Light Baptist Church, Oxford and New Hope
Baptist Church, Granville County, Sermon, Dr. Harold
Timberlake, Pastor; Friday, 23
Guest, The Peace Baptist
Church, Sermon, Dr. W.E. Daye., Pastor; Sunday, 25 -Guest, The St. Marks A.MJE. Zion Church, Sermon, Dr.
E. Haggler, Pastor.
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