Observance Is Planned

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Observance

Is Planned

Rev. L. C. McCaskill, pastor at Davidsonville _Jlap.tist Church, wiH be observing his eighth anniversary with the church Sunday.

There will be three services Sunday in honor of his anniversary. The first, at 11 a.m., will be conducted by Bishop Simer- ston and the congregation of Bible Way Number One.

The second service at 3 p.m. will be conducted by Rev. Benjamin McCaskill and congregation of High Point. At 7:30 p.m., the concluding service will be conducted by Rev. Quincy Caldwell and congregation of Rising Ebenezer Church in Winston-Salem.

The congregation of David- sonville invites the public

to

attend these services.

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Revival

Scheduled

Homecoming and revival services will begin at David- sonville Baptist Church Sunday.

Rev. L. C. McCaskill, pastor, will conduct the 11 a.m. service.

Following dinner on the grounds, Rev. T. W. Anderson and congregation from Friday Memorial Baptist Church will be in charge of the 2:30 p.m. service.

Rev. J. W. Napper, pastor of St. Joseph Baptist Church, will deliver the message for the evening worship at 7: 30 p.m.

From Aug. 17 through 21, Rev.

Anderson will conduct services each day at 7:30 p.m. Special singing will be held during the week-long services.

Everyone is invited to attend the services. Davidsonville Baptist Church is located on US 2lnorth. Shelby Star 4!.:temri,, a Q!! el G I bore Southerner oi..._ Thomasville Times Tryon Bulletin Wash~ngton Daily News Wilmington Star Wilmington News Wilmington Star-News W~Ison Daily Times

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Elvert Cowan

will

be

honored Sun-

day at 3 p.m. at an appreciation ser-

vice at Davidsonville

Baptist Church.

Rev. Quincy Caldwell of Winston-

Salem will be guest speaker

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Members of his congregation will

also be special guests

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who praises Cowan

as a "soldier for the Lord and all

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Rev. E. T. Lee of Rural Hall became pastor of Davidsonville Baptist Church last weekend.

Mr. Lee graduated from Thomason High School in Kingstree,

S. C., and attended four summer sessions, ending in 1968, at Shaw University School of Theology in Raleigh. He has also attended various workshops at different churches in North Carolina in connection with Shaw University.

He was licensed as a minister May

· 22, 1953, at Shiloh Baptist Church in Summelton, S. C., by Rev. S. J.

Weston.

He was subsequently ordained July 12, 1959, by Hammond Creek Association (Rev. R. L. Blue, moderator).

Mr. Lee began his pastoral work in the spring of 1960 with periods of evangelistic ministry.

He is married, the father of six children, and the owner and operator of a family dry-cleaning business in Winston-Salem.

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Homecoming

Is

Scheduled

Homecoming will be observed at Davidsonville Baptist Church on US 21 !'forth this Sunday, followed by a week of revival services.

Rev. L. C. Mccaskill, pastor, will deliver the message during the 11 a.m. worship service Sun- day. Dinner will be served on the church grounds at 1 p.m.

Rev. C. A. Crawford, pastor of Mt. Bethel Congregational Church, will be the speaker for the 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. services Sunday.

Revival services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, with Rev. Lawrence Clark of Washington, D. C., as the visiting evangelist.

Mr. Mccaskill invites the

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Davisville Baptist Church

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nduct a youth revival begin-

ning Monday, June 13, and going

through Wednesday, June 15. Ser-

vices will be conducted each night

at7p.m.

The speaker for these services

will be Pastor Haywood T. Gray,

minister of Shady Grove Baptist

Church in Pelham, N.C. Gray re-

ceived a Bachelor of

Arts

degree in

social work from Averett College in

Danville, Va. He has done continu-

ing studies at the University of

North Carolina at Chapel Hill and

Danville Community College.

Gray has served pastorates in

Capron, Courtland, and Danville,

Va., and is a member of the

NCAAP, the American Cancer

Society, and the Prison Community

Resource Committee of Caswell

County.

Davisville Baptist Church is lo-

cated on Higway 21 North, past the

I-40 bypass. Pastor E.T.

Lee

and

the congregation invite the public

especially all youth, to attend

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Minister

Honored

Rev. E. T. Lee, pastor of David-

sonville Baptist Church, will be honored on his first anniversary

with services at the church Sunday.

At the 11 a.m. worship service,

Rev. Adolph Thomas of Living Water Baptist Church in High Point will be the guest minister.

At 3 p.m., Rev. WebsterE. Lytle of

Morning Star Baptist Church of

Hickory will conduct the service.

Mr. Lee is a graduate of Thomason High School and has attended Shaw University School of

Theology in Raleigh. He has also

attended various workshops at

churches in North Carolina in

connection with Shaw University.

He is married, and has six

children. He is owner and operator

of a family dry cleaning business. The public is invited to attend these services hono i g Mr. Lee.

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Youth Revival

Will

Be

Held

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Youth revival services

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be held June 6

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Services

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be at

2:30 p.m. on Sunday and at

7: 30 o'clock each night

throughout the week.

Rev. S.

I.

Clements will be

the speaker for the week.

Rev. L

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attend

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