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CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO RALEIGH, NC 27603 , . TEL. (919) 833-2079 I'tERALD RAPIDS. , N. C I1AY 16 91 appoints Johnson Rev. James M. Johnson of Littleton has been appointed as Volunteer Minority Affairs spokesperson for the Ameri- can Association of Retired Persons, Area III (Washing- ton, D.C., Kentucky, Mary- land, North Carolina, Vir- ginia, West Virginia). Rev. Johnson serves as pastor of Pleasant Grove Bap- !J§t Cburc!t in Hollister and Chapel Hill Baptist Church in Norlina. He is a graduate of Shaw University with a BA in Behavioral Science and Shaw Divinity School with a Mas- ters of Divinity degree. • The top priority of his mis- sion will be to speak to mem- bers of minority groups that are disproportionately repre- sented among the poor and to help stimulate a climate of change in the thinking and acUon of mid-life and older minoriUes and the population at large that will result in improved economic, physIcal and social well-being, now and in the future. Rev. Johnson may be reached by telephone at (919) 586-4773 betwee n 8:30-10:30, mornings or evenings, or by writing to him at 181 Littleton Rd., Littleton 27850. REV. JAMES JOHNSON , -.
