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ALLENCharlie William Allen, of 519 W. 8 St.. died Dec. 3,

at Baptist Hospital. .

He was born on November 19. 1958, in ForsythCounty, to the late Charlie.and Lillie .^llen. He was oftfee-Baptist faith and was a brick mason by trade.

! Allen is survived by a spn Michael A. Bennett of thecity; three sisters, Brenda (George) Roebuck, CrystalAllen and Monique Allen all of Winston-Salem; and a

) host of other relatives and friends. - ;'

j ' Services were held on Dec. 7 with the Rev. L. S.Werts officiating. Burial followed at the EvergreenCemetery. Russells Funeral Directors handled thearrangements. } .

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Patsy Diane Ingram Bruton. 190 Motor Rd., diedDec. 7, at Forsytfi Memorial Hospital.

She was born on June 23, 1953. to Gladys Reynoldsatid the late James Hauser Sr. She was a graduate ofPjarkland High School, class of 1973. Patsy was an activertiember of Emmanual Baptist Church w here she was afaithful and dedicated member of t^ie Nurse's board, theE(ssie B. Lennon Missionary Group,- the Emmanuel Bap¬tist Church Chorale and the Mass Choir. She was-widelykiiowTrfbr her expertise in sewing and was employed by .

. Uucia, Inc. Patsy was the former lead representative fortbe Tiny Indians Youth Football Organization.

» Bruton is survived by her husband of 28 years,\yoodrow Bruton of the home; two^iaughters, Sharetha..Bruton of Greensboro; and £^afnetta bruton of thehpme; a grands#i, Gary Mace iI; her mother, Gladys andhpr dear grandmother. Alberta Reynolds of the city; threesisters Eleanor (Bobby) Morrison. Amanda Donaldsonapd Cynthia Ingram all of the city; a brother. William

L (Ruby) Ingram of the city; a hosi of nieces, nephews,alints, uncles, cousins, in-laws, other relatives: a futureson-in-law, Gary Mace of Greensboro: and many friends.

; Services were held on Dec. 10. at Emmanuel BaptistChurch, with the Rev. John Me.nikv officiating.; Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery. Russell

Funeral Directory handled the^ arrangements.HARKLESS

; James Iverv Harkless. of Knoll wood Nursing Facili¬ty and formerly of 790-H Highland Avenue, died Dec. 3.at Forsyth Memorial Hospital.

. He was born on June 24. 1924 to the late Iverv andEJoise Harkless in Forsyth County. He lived in Philadel¬phia, Pa. for most of his adult life and returned to Win¬ston-Salem over ten years ago. He was of the Catholicfaifii and was a retired employee of Philadelphia GeneralHospital. Harkless was a veteran of the United StatesArftiy, having served in WWII.

? Harkless is survived by a son. Lindsay Harkless ofWeston-Salem; a daughter, Arnita Hannah Harkless ofWijjston-Salem; six grandchildren; one great, grandchild;foifi- devoted cousins. Hattie Spillman and Prince McCoybogi of Winston-Salem. Eugene Lewis, of Atlantic City.NJ>nd Bill Lewis of Baltimore Md: a hosi ot otl^r rvla-tivjs and friends.

^Funeral -services were held on Dec. 7. from theChjjpel of the Russell Funeral Home, with the Re\. H. L.Cutter officiating. Interment followed at the EvergreenCemetery.

^Russell Funeral Directors handled the arrangements..»

JACKSON?Theotice Amanda Barnett Jackson. 1727 Thurmond

Studied Dec. 6, at her residence.JShe was born in Forsyth County on July 24, 1916 to

the&ate Robert and Susie Barnett. She was a lifelong res¬

ident of Winston-Salem, where she dedicated herself insei?ice through her church. The Saints Home UnitedM£hodist Church, where she served as ehairlady of thePamonage Committee, a member of the Trustee Board, a

mejiber of the nominating committee as well as formerch|Jrperson of the Day Care Center. She also was a

mejiber of the Camelia Flower Club, and the PicketFeie Garden Club. She was a retired employee of theR.j£ Reynolds Tobacco Company, Whitaker Park as aninspector.

Uackson is survived by a son, Grady (Diane) Jacksonof file city; a grand daughter. Sparklyn Jackson of thehoipe; a brother, Robert Barnett of the city: a sister, Ear-licd Cowan, of Baltimore. Md: a sister-in law, ThelmaBamett; a brother-in-law, Roy Jackson, of Henderson: adevoted nephew, Talmadge Barnett, of Goldsboro: five'devoted friends, Helen Jones, Melvernia Martin, RosaFatflk^Cf, "Elver iC raft and Mae Bell Eccles. all of thecity; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and manyfriends. *

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Funeral services were held on Dec. 10. from theSaints Hone United Methodist Church, with the Rev.John Moore officiating. Interment followed at the FulpFamily Cemetery in Walkertown. Russell's Funeral

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LEWIS J.Juanita Isabelle PhiLlips died at the Oak Summit

Nursing Home and Dec. 4.She was bom on April 20, 1918, tcnlhe late James

Henry and Edith Ann Phillips in Flood County, Va. Shewas united in marriage to Roosevelt Colson, and to thisunion Mas born two sons. She later was united in mar¬

riage to the late John Henry Lewis and to this union wisborn three sons and one daughters She attended the pub¬lic schools of Flood County. She was a retired employeeof the United States Government located in the Penta¬gon. Washington, D.C. .

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J Lewis is Survived by four sons, Roosevelt Colson Jr.;. of Salem, NJ, Arthur (Sonya) Colson of Maple Hill,

Bernard (Donna) Lewis of Bluefield, WV, and Mark(Cynthia) Lewis of Wiesbaden, Germany; a daughter.,Lucit k» 1 ,cw+vClapp,of thecily^fivebrothers. GitsPhillips and Alton Phillips, of Akron, OH, Lewis Phillipsof Salem, N'J, Howard Phillips of Norfolk, Va., andDavid Phillips of Radford, Va.; a sister, Irene Froggy ofSan Francisco, Ca.; 18 grandchildren; nine great-grand¬children; and a host of other relatives and friends. -

Services were held on Dec. 9, from the Chapel of theRussell Funeral Home, with the Rev. Wendell A. John-oson officiating. Interment followed at the EvergreenCemetery. Russell's Funeral Directors handled theanangcmcnts. f ~

WILLIAMSMaurice Travone Williams, of 1840 Waycross Drive,

passed; away Dec. 8, at Baptist Hospital. >Williams was' born on September 5, 1971 in Wash¬

ington. D.C., to Cleave and Ellis Walker Williams. Hespent his early years in Clinton, Mda before moving toWinston-Salem six years ago. He was a member of theClinton United Methodist Church in Clinton, Md., a1graduate of the Mount Tabor High School, class of 89and employed as a security guard at the K-Mart SuperStore.,

He is survived by his parents. Cleave and EllipWilliams; a sister? Allyson Williams; two brothers.Hii iL.hi| In i fi Willinmii and rirnvt* S Williams II. all ofthe home; his paternal grandfather. David P. Williams, ofUtica, NY; a maternal grandmother. Hattie F. Walker, ofClinton. Md; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, relativesand many friends.

Sen ices were held on Dec. 14. from the Saint PaulUnited Methodist Church, with the Rev. Donald Jenkinsofficiating. Interment followed at the Evergreen Ceme¬tery. Russell's Funeral Directors handled thearrangements. s." -

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CRAWFORDJames Frank Crawford, of High Point, passed awayDec. 2.He was a native of Bennettsville, SC.. and attended

the Guilford ..County Schools. He was an employee ofTriad Binding and^Sign. .

Crawford is survived by a^son. Tony Little; his moth¬er. Verna Pearson; four brothers. Bill E. Crawford.Thomas E. Crawford, Lacy B. Crawford, and Ervin C.Crawford: two uncles. H. P. Pearson and Rennie Rodger:five aunts. Maggie York, Bernice Bradley, Edna Ellison,Ruth Pearson and Sadie Crawford; a host of nieces,nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.

Serv ices were held Dec. 7. from the Gilmore:HargettMemorial Chapel, where the Rev. Lawrence Curtis offi¬ciated. Interment followed at the Oakwood MemorialPark. Arrangement and services entrusted to Gilmore-Hargett Funeral ^Directors.FARRINGTON

Samuel Joseph Farrington, (S.J.), of 402 Dunbar St.died on Dec. 3. at the Veterans Hospital in Salisbury. "

He was a native of Lexington and a faithful memberof Shadvside Presbyterian Church.Farrington is survived by a sister. Frances F. Hair-

ston: a foster nephew. Eugene Hairston; and a specialniece, Roberta Harrington, all of Lexington.Memorial services were held on Dec, 10, fromShadyside Presbyterian Church, with words of comfortby the Rev. James Mitcham. Services anri arrangpmpnuentrusted to Gilmore's Funeral Directors.

GIVENSAlben Givens, of H2l Rich Ave., died on Dec. 3, at

his home.He was a native of Rock Hill. SC. He was a Baptist

by faith and a retired employee of. Southern Railroad.Givens was a member of Mt. Miriah Masonic Lodge.

He is surv ived by two daughters, Mary L. Robbins,of Gastonia, and Katrina Golden, of Chicapee, MassJ:Susie Bishop, of the home; 25 grandchildren; 56 greatgrandchildren; 100 great-great grandchildren; twonephews; a sister-in-law; and a host of other relatives andfriends. . y

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Services were held on Dec. 10. from the Frances S.and Jerry C. Gilmore Jr. Memorial Chapel, with inter¬ment following in the Evergreen Cemetery. Arrange¬ments handled by Gilmore *s Funeral Directors.

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Stanley Willie Reid Jr., of 603 Liberty St., Lexing-ton, died Dec. 3, at the Lexington Memorial Hospital.

He was a graduate of Dunbar High School, class of43, and attended North Carolina A&T University. Hegraduated from Winston-Salem Modern Barber College.Reid was a member of Union Baptist Church where he

^afr^neroheivoHhe^sentor^hoir, I le wav also a memberof the American Legion Post 155, Acacia Lodge 66 andthe John. G. Lewis Consistory #326. He was a barber bytrade as long as his health permitted-. Junie or Junior ashe was affectionately called, loved to sing.

He is survived by, his devoted wife, Corrina P. Reid, s

of the home; a son, Stanley III (Susie) Reid. of Washing¬ton. D.C.; a daughter, Regina Reid, of Gcrmantown. Md;

a brother. Caeford Reid; two grandsons^ Aaron and Jor¬dan Reid,- of Washington; two sisters-in-law, Mildred HReid and Sarah P. Crooks; an uncle. Luico Albright:three nieces;- two nephews; and other relatives andfriends. *

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Services were held Dec. 7, from Union BaptistChurch, where the^Rev. Joe Mcintosh officiated. Inter¬ment followed at the Lexington City Cemetery. [

Gilmore's Funeral Directors handled the*arrangements.

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TATE / 1 \ ICharlotte Lillie Tate, of 103-D Loncjon Court, died

on Dec. 1. at Baptist Hospital.She was a native-of Greer. SC. and daughter' to the

late Mary and Hugh Wilson. ; 'Tate is survived by two sons. Lloyd Tatfc, of Balli-

more. Md. and Kevin late of Lexington; si?r~dnughters.Mary Holmes. Bcrnice Mae Talc. Shii'le> People!.. Brenda Horton," Elaine Tate, all of Lexington and Nola-Hogan, of Baltimore. Md.; 2^ grandchildren;^) greatgrandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren; 3 nephews.William Wilson, of Baltimore, Md., Luther tate an^lJames Rice, both of Lexington. v

Services were conducted on Dec. 4, from the UnionBaptist Church, with the Rev. Rulus Wyatt officiating,interment following in Lexington Citv Cemetery.Gilmore's Funeral Director handled the arrangements.

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Church CalendarSATURDAY, DECEMBER 17

. David L. Allen and the Ambassadors for ChristChoir will perform, Saturday, Dec. 17, from 12 p.m.to 1:00 p.m., center court Hanes Mall. Come sharethe Heritage of Christmas.

The church is located at 1500 Harriet Tubmanv.

Drive.

SUN1MY, DECEMBER 18

. The Sunday School Department of AmbassadorCathedral will present their Annual Christmas pro¬duction on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:00 p.m.

Come and share in the traditional Christmassongs and exciting drama presentations.

The church is located at 1500 Harriet TubmanDrive.

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UPCOMING

. David L. Allen and the Ambassadors for ChristChoir will present a Candlelight Christmas Concerton Sunday, Dec. 25, at 6:00 p.m.

Come and bring the family to share in this joyousand spirit-filled occasion.The church is located at 1500 Harriet Tubman

Drive.. Goodhope Christian Church Choir will present"Come to Bethlehem," a Christmas musical, Dec. 25,

at 1 1:00 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend.The church is located at 3540 Vest Mill Rd.

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afterlossQuestions & Answers onrecovering from grief *

lions asked during bereavementoris asxea during Bereavementcounseling are answeredby the editorofAflerloss. the grief-recovery letter.

Q. Is it normal td see the de-i ceased person in a crowd or in a

^Tfamilfar place?A. Yes, at limes we are so pre-

; occupied with thoughts of that per¬son that our imagination worksovertime. Also, we are so used to

i seeing him sitting in his favoritechair,' etc. that our mind's eye caneasily conjure up the vision. Some¬times this can be a comfort, some¬times it's rather frightening; Inmost cases it is a temporary stateof mind, and how it affects usdepends on our attitude and ourability to work through the griefprocess.* For a free copy atAfterloss or thenew booklet, tinefis a Process, Not tutEvent: Questions andAnswers on GriffRecovery simply call or stop by.

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The family of the following:James Frank CrawfordHigh PointSamuel Joseph Farrington

' 402 Dunbar St.Albert Givens1121 Rich Ave.Stanley Willie Reid Jr l :"

6003 Liberty Ave.Charlotte Lillie Tate1 03 - D London Ct.

express their heartfeltthanks for all acts of

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of the Apostolic Faith, INC.41 1 1 Whitfield Drive . (910) 767-3700

WEEKLY SERVICESSundaySunday School 9:45 a.m.

Morning Worship 1 1-00 a.m.

Radio Broadcast (WAAA-980) 2 00 p.m.M.Y.P.U 6:30 p.m.Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.

Tosto*' * WednesdayPastor Prayer Service & Bible Study 7:30 p.m.

First Baptist Church- 700 Highland Avenue

Sunday School 9-30 a.m.

Morning Worship . . 1 :00 a.m.

Nursery 10:30a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

8:30 a.m. Service: Isaiah 9: 1-7"Unto Us A Son is Given "

1 1a.m. Service: Isaiah 9: 1-7"A Savior With Many Names"

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