Goodwill Celebrates Pastor's Fifth |Goodwill Baptist church will
celebrat^ the fifth anniversary of it*spastor on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 4:00p.m. »
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The speaker for the occasionwill be the Rev. Dennis Bishop, pas¬tor of First Waughtown BaptistChurch.
The pastor of Goodwill Baptisti< the Rev. Philemon A. Samuels.
Rev. Samuels has been in theministry for 23 years and has servedas associate minister with his fatherthe late Rev. W.E. Samuels at Mars
Hill Baptist Church and with hisbrother, Rev. J.R. Samuels at St.Stephens Baptist church.
Samuels came to Goodwill afterthe retirement of the former pastor,the late Rev. R.Q. Allen.
Samuels is a graduate of Win-ston-Salem/Forsyth CountySchools. He has attended WSSU,Shaw University, UNC-Chapel Hill,and is currently attending HighPoint University.
He is married to the formerGloria Monk, who is an evangelist
and they have two children, Bril andJoi.
Since being at Goodwill, a
youth choir was started, a youth andyoung adult department, a Wednes¬day night children's ministry,church training classes, public rela¬tions committee and there are plansfor a men's, women's and marriedcouples ministry.
The churcVis located on Good-wilt Road, off of 150 West
For more information call 924-8057..
Rev. P.Samuels andwife GloriaSamuels
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The pastor, officers, mem¬bers and friends of St. JamesA.M.E. Church, will celebratetheir 113th anniversary, Sunday,February 12.
The church grew out 6f doorto door class meetings, whichstarted in 1877. St. JamesA.M.E. Church was formallyorganized in 1882 and waslocated on Chestnut St betweenFirst and Second St
Sunday school will begin at9:30 a.m. Lesson subject "Jesusis Rejected,** with opening state-
meats from Nigel Alston.During the reassembly
period, the Young People'sdepartment^ under the directionof Veronica Ford, will provide a
question and answer period relat¬ing to the history of the localchurch.
Prayer and praise service,will be led by the "sons anddaughters** of the founder ofAfrican Methodism, the lateRichard Allen who later becamethe first bishop of the AfricanMethodist Episcopal Church.
Candles will burn for eachdeceased member of the church,who pasted within the last year.Nina Jenerett is in chaige of thememorial service.
The featured speaker for the11:00 a.m. worship service is Dr.L.O. Saunders, presiding elder ofthe Northern District of theNorth Carolina Conference ofthe African Methodist EpiscopalChurch.
Dr. L.O. Saunders is a nativeof Richlands, North Carolina.Daniel Lovett, chairperson for
the occasion, will preside andintroduce the speaker.
The welcome address willbe given by the co-chairperson,Betty Jeffers. The spiritual choir,under the direction of RonaldHughes, will be in charge of themusic.
The Rev. Carrington Carter,pastor of St James A.M.E., willbring the closing remarks.
A fellowship dinner for allthose attending will follow themorning service.
1 1 3th Annivefsary
New Faith Ghapel to Honor Its First Lady
Brtnda Tate
New Faith Chapel HolinessChurch wilt honor their FirstLady on Sunday, February 12,1995.
This service will begin at4:00 p.m.. The Mistress of Cere¬mony will be Detra Tate. Musicwill rendered by the H.B. BakerEnsemble.
The guest speaker for theservice: Evangelist Betty Baker,First Lady of Fruit of The SpiritHoly Church, Greensboro, NC.Presentations will also followthe annual message.
Brenda Tate is the wife ofBishop Lawrence Tate, theyhave been married 27 years. Sheis the daughter of the late ElderHairston and Mrs. JosephineHairston. She is a graduate ofAtkins High School andattended Winston-Salem StateUniversity where she studiedearly childhood education. Sheis employed by the Family Ser¬vices, Inc. of Winston-Salem.
Tate is president of the localMissionary Department, L.S.,Tate Crusade Team, SundaySchool Department, PraiseTeam, L.S. Tate Ensemble andBanquet Committee of thechurch.
The public is invited toattend.
? Recital MarathonThe Winston-Salem Chap¬
ter, American Guild of Organistsis pleased to announce an OrganRecital Marathon to benefitAIDS Care Service, Inc., Sun¬day, Feb. 12, 2-6:30 p.m. at theCentenary United MethodistChurch. This unique concert willfeature ten different organists,each presenting a brief musical
program. You may come or go atanytime during the concert Allproceeds benefit AIDS Care Ser¬vice Inc., a non-profit agencyproviding housing and supportfor people living with AIDS andHIV.
Come as you are. Comewhen you can. Leave when youwant Give what you can.
This program is open to thepublic at no chaige. A $10 con¬tribution is suggested; anydonation is appreciated and istax deductible. CentenaryChurch is located at 656 W. 5thSt. with plenty of free parking.
A Installation ServiceThe New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church, 1119 N.E. 18 St.will have installation services ofofficers for 1995 on Sunday,Feb. 12, at 3:00 p.m.
Rev. Amos Thomas Griffey, III
The guest speaker will bethe Rev. A.T. Griffey, QL pastorof First Calvary Baptist Churchand his congregation. -
The public is invited toattend this event. Rev. John C.Parks is pastor of New HopeMissionary Church.
? Dogbe to SpeakBuckner Koma Dogbe, Ful-
bright Scholar-in-Residence atWinston-Salem State University,will be the featured speaker atthe Annual African AmericanObservance at Grace Presbyter¬ian Church, Sunday, February12, 1995 at 4 p.m. He will bejoined by Pauline Fulton, whowill give tributes, and AliceAllen, guest soloist. The themeis "Nurturing African American
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Art/Music and Religion.'*Dogbe is a native of Ghana.
He received his training there inart, and he received the Ph.D.degree from St. Andrews Uni¬versity in Scotland. He is atWinston-Salem State Universityfor the 1994-95 academic year.He is teaching classes in art andGhanaian subjects, and givinglectures on campus and in thecommunity. He is a recognizedsculptor. Diggs Gallery, at Win-ston-Salem State University,recently open an exhibition ofhis works.
The public is invited. GracePresbyterian is located at 3901Carver School Rd.
? Thigpen at Grace
Criminal Justice Sunday willbe observed at Grace Presbyter¬ian Church, 3901 Carver SchoolRoad, Sunday, February 12,1995, at 11 a.m. The Rev. San¬dra Thigpen, Forsyth County Jailand Prison Ministry, is the guestspeaker.
A Zion Memorial Tea9
The Zion Memorial BaptistChurch Pastor's Aide Societywill sponsor their annual Valen¬tine Tea Sunday F$b. 12 at 4p.m.
The church is located at 101N. Dunleith Ave. Winston-Salem. The Rev. Joseph Jones ispastor. The public is invited toattend.
? Post #220 PartyThe Ralph R. Morgan Post
#220 American Legion willsponsor a Valentine Party on
Saturday, Feb. 1 1 beginning at 9p.m. at the Post Home. Fundswill benefit the ScholarshipFund. Donations of $5.00 will betaken. James McWillis is theCommander.
? St. Mary's Celebrate
A program celebratingBlack History Month will beheld at, St. Mary's UnitedMethodist Church in WalnutCove on Brook Street on Sun¬day, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m.
The keynote speaker will be
Teen Valentine's Day Social to be HeldTeen Life Community
Action Group is sponsoring a
Valentine s Day Social for teens
ages 13-19 on Friday, Feb. 10.This semi-formal affair will beheld at Beneath The Elms(behind the Marque Hotel) from8:00 p.m. until 12 midnight.
There will be a $5.00 donationper person.
If you are interested in"dressing to impress" (no jeans,casual wear, or tennis shoes) andenjoying a drug free social activ¬ity with great music and foodcall 650-7684 between 3:00 p.m.
and 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday,during other hours call 788-6813.
Invitations must be pickedup at Reynolds Park RecreationCenter.
Invitations will not be avail¬able at the door during the social.
Rev. Curtis Williams, studentintern at St. Matthews UnitedMethodist Church in partial ful¬fillment of a masters degree atDuke University.
Everyone is invited toattend. Rev. Bethel Pastor St.Mary. For information or direc¬tions call Elsie Moore (910)724-0722.
A Howell ExhibitSt. Paul United Methodist
Church located in WinstonSalem will host The first Thank¬ful Heritage MemorabiliaExhibit beginning Saturday,February 1 1th at 12;00 noon. ,
The exhibit, continue Sun?.jday morning following the wor¬
ship service. Thankful HeritageIncorporated is an extraordinarycollection of Black Memorabiliaart, magazines, articles and otheritems that gives an in depthchronicle of Black History.
The founder of ThankfulHeritage Incorporated is EffleyHowell. Howell's enthusiasmand love of African Americanhistory and culture prompted a
hobby that has turned into an
impressive collection of Blackmemorabilia. His exhibit is cur¬
rently being shown throughoutthe state of North Carolina.
In conjunction with theexhibit, St. Paul's youth depart¬ment will also sponsor a pro¬gram beginning at noon. St. Paulinvites the public to fellowshipand view the Thankful HeritageExhibit where Black History is
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I take this opportunity to say thank you, thankyou, thank you to th many residents of Winston-Salem who journeyed to Raleigh N.C. on Jan. 25,1995 to witness my initial swearing in ceremonyto the N.C. House of Representatives. Your pres¬
ence created a special warmth that I shall neverforget.I remain committed to serving the residents of the 66th district and
Forsyth County at large. Please znsit the Legislative offices on JonesSt. or call me at 919-733-5757.
In Your Service,Rep. Larry WombleN.C. House of Representatives66th District
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