NCCF - Theron Rankin B/A - Highland B/C History

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2 The Edgemont B<W_tist Church will sponsor a loyalty"'(tmnet at 7 o'clock Wednesday night, Nov. 3. Guest speaker for the occasion will be the Rev. Harold White, Secretary of Stewardsnip Promotion of the Baptist State Convention. White's topic will be "Why I Believe the Church Can Go Forward." He has had three pastorates-hickory, Spindale, and Clayton-since his graduation in 1949 from the University of Richmond and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. A native of Windsor, he married the former Sue Minton, a.so of Windsor, and they have two boys, Harold, Jr., 16, and Mark, 10. Presently he holds many positions with the N. C. Baptist Convention and various pastors' organizations. Following White's talk, the 1966 burget will be presented for approval. Revival The Edgemont Falls Revival is planned for the week of Nov. 7-12, with the church pastor, the Rev. G. Troy Page, as featured speaker. Song leader will be Joe Stroud, State Secretary of Music of the State Convention. Services will be nighly at 7: 45. The public is cordially invited.!\.vcuj.oto;; Rocky Mount Telegram -salisbury Post Sanford Herald Shelby Star Statesville Record & Landmark Tarboro Southerner Thomasville Times Tryon Bulletin Washington Daily News Wilmington Star Wilmington News Wilmington Star-News Wilson Daily Times Winston-Salem Journal Winston-Salem Sentinel Norfolk: Va. Pilot _.,.._

3 The Rev. Harol. White, a na- tive of Windsor, will be the guest 'minister during the Evangelistic Services to begin Sunday morning, July 24, at eleven o'clock at the.selma Baptist Church. There will be services each evening Monday 1 \through Friday beginning a. t 8:00.! See DP~. ' 'Suii(iay--S rrvtces will beght~ar- theregular time. Special music will be featured. every evening. A graduate of Windsor High School, The Rev. White also graduated from the University of Richmond and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. White is married to the former Sue Minton of Windsor and they have two sons, Harold and Mark. A former president of the Johnston Association Pastor's Confer- ence, White pastored at the Highland Baptist Church in Hickory ( ), the First Baptist Church in Spindale ( ), and the First Baptist Church in Clayton ( ). White, who is a member of Rotary International, has served as President of Green River Association, Pastors' Conference, Trustee of Gardner-Webb College President of Clayton Ministerial Associa-, tion, and a member of General I Board of N. C. Baptist State Convention. Selma: Johnsto:.a~-Sun ,,,,,r Sh'allotte: Brunswick Beacon Shelby: Cleveland Times Siler City: Chatham News Smithfield Herald Snow Hill: Greene Co. Ledger Southern Pines Pilot Southport: State Port Pilot * JUL

4 Selma Baptists Name Interim Pntor The Rev. Harold M. White will deliver his first sermon Sunday morning as Interim Pastor of the Seirna Baptist Church. Dr. R. E. Earp, chairman of the Board of Deacons, stated that Mr. White will serve as pastor of the church until a new pastor is called. The Rev. Guy C. Moore, pastor for the past 7 years, resigned in February. The Rev. w. C. Barham, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, Rt. 1, Wendell will conduct the evening services. He will be introduced by R. H. Griffin. Mr. White will be introduced by George Sturgeon. Mr. White, who serves as secretary of Department of Stewardship Promotion for the Baptist State Convention, is a native of Windsor. He is a graduate of the University of Richmond a n d Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has held pastorates in Hickory, Spindale and Clayton. He is married to the former Sue Minton of Windsor and they have two children.. Vlr. White will fill the pulpit sever al times during the interim period, Dr. Earp said. ccotnano 1ilecK Comruoi1:l-i 1-c ~ Selma: Johnstonian-Sun Stiallotte: Brunswick Beacon Shelby: Cleveland Times Siler City: Chatham News Smithfield Herald Snow Hill: Greene Co. Ledger Southern Pines Pilot Southport: State Port Pilot *

5 REV. HAROLD WHITE I White Speaker At F!st Baptist Hemeceming, Rev. Harold M. \Vhite, secretary of the Department of Stewardship Promotion for the Baptist State Convention and a former pastor of the local church, will be guest ' speaker at homecoming. services at the First Baptist church here i Sunday, July 23, at 11 a. m. Mr. White has served pastorates i in Hickory, Spindale and Clayton j before his present position with! the State Convention, He is a I former member of the Spindale Rotary club, moderator of the. Green River Association. presi-1! dent of the Green River Pastor's l Conference, a trustee of Gardner- I Webb College, moderator of the r Johnston Association and a president of the Johnston Association Pastors Conferenc~. or 1 the Clayton Ministerial Associaand a member of the General Eoard of the Baptist State Con vention. He is a graduate of Windsor high school, the University of Richmond and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminarv. Revival services will also 'tjegiu ' -Turn To Pal!~ Two White Speaker. -FRO~f PAGE ON!; \ at the First. Baptist church Sun- / <lay, July 23, with Pr. Ronlflcf C. filill, missionary to Thailand, as j the visiting evangelist. The first service will be held at 1:15 p. m.1 Sunday, July 23, and night services will he held at 7:30 p, m. July Malone Thom~son, minister of music at Southside B11ptist church, Spart11nburg, S. C., former of the I Spencer Baptist church, Spindale, will lead the revival music. r I Sparta: Alleghany News '-Spindale Sun ~ing Hope Enterprise Spruce Pine: Tri-Co. News Saint Pauls Review Swansboro: White Oak Scene Sylva Herald Tabor City Tribune Taylorsville Times Trenton: Jones Journal Troy: Montgomery Herald Valdese News Wadesboro: Anson Record Wadesboro: Messenger & Intelligencer Wake Forest: Wake Weekly Wallace Enterprise Walnut Cove: Stokes Record L

6 te, Dep ent of Stewardship Promotion, Baptist State Convention, will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Grace Baptist Church. A graduate of t.be University of Richmond and Southwestern - Baptist Theological SeminarY, the Rev. Mr. White has held pastorates in llickory, Spindale and Clayton. The public is invited to Sunday's seniee. Wilson Daily Times Wins Eon Salem Journal Winston-Salem Sent~nel Norfolk: Va. Pilot OCT j f ;_-0(;)/)t.J}~

7 Rev. H.M. Wh' e To Lead Corinth Church Revival The Rev. Harold M, White, secretary of Stewardship Promotion of the Bap~ate Convention of North Carolina, will lead revival services at Corinth Baptist Church beginning Sunday evening at 8 and concluding with the morning service on April 28, The Rev. Robert B, Poole is pastor of the church. Rev, White, a native of Windsor, is a graduate of the University of Richmond and South. western Baptist Theological Seminary, Prior to his work with the Baptist State convention in 1963, Rev, White served pastorates in Hickory, Spindale, and c layton, Mrs. White, the former Sue Minton, is also a native of Windsor, The Whites have two sons, Hal and Mark. Four choirs of the church will provide special music, Mrs. W, L. Winslow will lead the congregational singing, The church nursery will also be open for each service. Durham Sun Elizabeth City Advance Paye t teva e server Gastonia Gazette Goldsboro News-Argus Greensboro Daily News Greensboro Record * o~ APR

8 Rev. White To Hold Revival Services First Baptist Church of Clayton. The Youth Choirs will bring special song service each evening at 7:15. The pastor, Rev. Millard M. Johnson, extends an invitation to the public to attend each service. REV. HAROLD M. WHITE Revival services will be held at Rowan Baptist Church, March mh evening at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Harold M. White will be the guest minister. Mr. White is Secretary of the Department of Stewardship Promotion 0 the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Before going with the Convention he served as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Spindale and the

9 Baptist church loyalty dinner set Saturday Carolina. Memorial Baptist Church will hold its Loyalty Day Dinner Saturday night at 7 o'clock at the Fair Grove School Cafeteria, with guest speaker Rev. Harold White, from the S t e w a r d s h i p Department of the N.C. State Convention. REV. WHITE is a graduate of Windson High School, The University of Richmond and the southwestern Seminary of Texas. He has served as pastor of Highland Baptist Church in Hickory, First Baptist Church of Spindale and First Baptist Church of Clayton. He has been with the State Baptist Convention in the stewardship promotion department since THE LOCAL church has been involved in a stewardship campaign which win end Sunday, when menbers sign and turn in dedication cards estimating their gifts to the church for the upcoming year, according to the pastor Rev. Carl Hemphill. Rev. Hemphill said. the budget for the year has been decided at calls for increased expenditures of $25 per week. "Since our church started its Forward Program in 1960," said Hemphill, "our giving has risen f r o m approximately $16,000 to $47,000 for. last year. This year the budget calls for a weekly income of $850." CAMPAIGN members WHITE include Ronald Snider and Herman Kinney, b u d g e t planning committee; Frank K an o y, promoter; Nancy Kanoy, clerical and publicity; Donnell Moody, tally; Pauline Young, children's party; Margaret Kirkman, Jannie Smith and Ruby Hamphill, food; Betty Creed, reservations; and Billie Harville, decorations. Pauline Young Mrs. Doris Bates will be in charge of a party for all children under 8-years old. The party will be held at Carolina Memorial. Parents are requested to bring the children early enough to be at Fair Grove School before 7 p.m. Saturday night. Thomasville Times P""l'ryon BUltetlh - Washington Daily News Wilmington Star Wilmington News Wilmington Star-News Wilson Daily Times Winston-Salem Journal Winston-Salem Sentinel Norfolk: Va. Pilotl I [A;< OCT

10 REV. HAROLD WHITE Rev. White wj11 Supply Pulpit The Rev. Harold White w111 be supplying the pulpit at Lyles Memorial a_e!:ist _Cl!urch in Clayton dur.ia-g-- the month of January due to the resignation of its pastor, the Rev. Richard Boger. The Rev. Boger resigned to go to school at Piedmont Bible Inst it u t e in Winston Salem. Lyles Memorial Baptist Church began about nine years ago as a Sunday School mission through the" 3 0, 000 Movement," under the leadership of the Rev. White, who was then pastor of Clayton's First Baptist Church.' The Rev. White is now serving in the stewardship pro- motion of the North Carolina State Convention in Raleigh. The church invites everyone to attend its services. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. witt worship services at 11 :00 a. m. and 7:30 p.rn, each Sunday. '-.ld.yl:on News "c!emmons: Courier C~nton: Sampson Independent Clinton: Sampsonian Cooleemee Journal Danbury Reporter Davidson: Gazette Denton: Davidson Record ~/"\ ;iunn Dispatch ~U) r I DEC

11 Harold White lyles Church Supply Pastor The Rev. Harold White will serve as supply pastor at Lyles Memorial Baptist Church, Clayton, during thhnonth of January. The pastor, the Rev. Richard Boger, recently resigned to enter school at Piedmont Bible Institute in Winston-Salem. Mr. White, who is currently serving with the stewardship promotion of the N. C. Baptist State Convention in Raleigh, assisted in organizing Lyles Memorial Baptist Church nine years ago, when he was pastor of Clayton's First B apt is t 1 Church. The public is invited to attend the Sunday services. Sunday School is held at 9:45 a.m. and worship services are held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, ~ ~~"""'"'"""""'~~ -I Siler City: Chatham News Smithfield Herald - snow Hill: Greenlif CO. Ledg.,., Southern Pines Pilot Southport: State Port Pilot * I

12 Rolesville Baptist'.27th Harvest, Day Sunday~ Revival To Begin Members of the Roles~ille Baptist. I Perf ect Attendance. Church will observe their 27th Har- Awards Made l vest Day on Sunday, October 4th during the morning worship hour and also begin their fall revival Perfert attendance avards and with the Rev. Harold M. White as pins were given on Sunday. Septernguest speaker.. I ber 27th to those of the Rolesvil!o The offering last year for the Baptist Church Sunday School who Harvest Day which included both had not missed a Sunday during t' Building Fund and Thank Offering the past year. Presenting the amounted to over $7,500 and went awards was John Perkinson, Supermuch higher in the following weeks intenclent. who was assisted by Wal- - - I topped all previous records. Mem-. ter Scarboro, Assistant Supt. years; Spencer Scarboro 4 years; bers of the church anticipate a lar- were Those receiving recognition Mrs. Roy Ed Jones 3 years; Henry ger offering this year as they take Mrs. Carlton Keith for 12 years Davis 2 years; Susan Lee 2 years;/ part in these two offerings Offer- of perfect attendance; Mrs. Con- Jerry Cooke 2 years Mrs. Mayings given to the Building Fund, nie Bailey, 10 years; Mrs. B. M. Ion Cooke 1 year; Stanley Cooke 1 go directly into this fund; those Barham 9 years; Eddie Scarboro, year; Phil Lee 1 year; and Cliff given through the Thank Offering 8 years; Syl Frazier 7 years; Mangum 1 year. 1 will go through the general fund of Jewe McGhee 7 years; Tommy Mc- Receiving special recognition for, the church. Envelopes are available Ghee, 5 years; Lynn Pearce 5 having completed the required for both offerings in the church years; Cathy Cooke 4 years; memory work for the past year j pews or the offering plates. Charles Jones 4 years; Glenn Jones were Susan Haley, Robin Pulley 1 Sunday, uctober 4th will also REV. HAROLD M. WIUTF.(, 4 years; Mrs. Ralph Pearce 4 and Jewel McGhee. I mark the beginning of a week-long L:=-;;;;;.;;;;;;;~essertg:;;-,. """''="M" revival with the Rev. Harold M. I Stevens, with Mrs. George Wall, or- Wake Forest: Wake Weekly h k S 1 ill b h Id h...wtdhitf! EnferpbSe W ite as guest spea er. pecra mu- ganist. 'Setv1ces WI e e eac Walnut Cove: stokes Record sic for the week will be provided night through Friday night, October by the Sanctuary and Youth Choirs 9th at 7: 30. The Church Nursery under the direction of Miss Kathie will be open for each service. Rev. White has served on sever- 1 North Carolina State Baptist onvention committees since 1963 and is secretary of the Dept. of Stewardship Promotion. He is a native of Windsor and received his education at the University of Richmond, Va. and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary at Fort, Worth. He has served as pastor of Highland Baptist Church, Hickory, First, Baptist of Spindale and the First i Baptist of Clayton. He is married to the former Sue Minton of Wind- ' 11 sor and they have two sons, Harold Jr. and Mark. I Men's Prayer Breakfast In connection with the revival services, a men's prayer breakfast will be held Tuesday at 6 a.m. AU men of the community are invited.11 Pastor's Pals Monday afternoon at 3: 30 there will be a party for the Pastor's Pals in the fellowship hall of the. church. four through six are invited. ;.. Boys and girls in grades '

13 1st Baptist Has Guest Guest minister at the First Baptist Church of Durham Sunday will be the Rev. Harold M. White, secretary of the Department of Stewardship and Promotion of the N.C. Baptist State Convention. He will bring the messages for both the 11 a.m. and the 7:30 p.m. hours of worship. In addition, at the evening hour there will be a service of ordination and installation of newly elected deacons. White is a native of Wmdsor and is a graduate of the University of Richmond, Va., and of the Southwestern B a p t i s t Theological Seminary at Fort Worth, Tex. His wife is the former Sue Minton of Windsor, and they have two sons. He has held pastorates at Hickory, Spindale and Clayton. He has served ' as president. of the ministerial associations in each of the areas where he held pastorates, and served terms as moderator of two of the associations. He has been a member of the General Board of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention, a trustee of Gardner-Webb College, and is a member of Rotary International. ' Dunn Record Durham Herald Durham Sun ~112aoet11 City l:&.ance Fayetteville Observer Gastonia Gazette Goldsboro: News-Argus Greensboro Daily News Greensboro Record OCT

14 1 Revival Set At Benvenue "Together We Advance" will be the theme of a week long series of services to begin at Edgemont Baptist Church ApriI-22:4'\ei!".'" Harold White, Secretary of Dept. of Stewardship Promotion, Baptist State Convention, will begin revivals at 7:45 p. m., with a special emphasis the first night on stewardship. Rev. White is from Windsor, N. C. He is a graduate of the University of Richmond and also of S o u t h w es t e r n Theological Seminary. He has held pastorates at Highland Baptist Church, Hickory, First Baptist Church, Spindale, and the First Baptist Church, Clayton. He, his wife, Sue, and his son live in Clayton. They also have a son in Law School. Music for the week will be provided 'by the church's adult and youth choirs. The Battleboro Baptist Church choir will have special music on Tuesday, April 24, and a Barbershop Quartet will have the special music on Thursday, April 26. Stephen Williams, music director at Edgemont, will lead congregational and choir music. Roanoke Rapids Heral Rocky Mount Telegram a rs urv ost Sanford Herald Shelby Star Statesville Record & Landmark Tarboro Southerner Thomasville Times Tryon Bulletin Washington Daily News Wilmington News Wilmington Star Wilmington Star-News Wilson Daily Times Winston-Salem Jour~al Winston-Salem Sentinel Winston-SalemjfpJr}rilSll REV. HAROLD WHITE A nursery wlll be provided for small children and a ramp at a rear entrance is available if needed. The public is cordially invited to attend.

15 The Rev. Harold M. White Rev. White To Speak At Revival Revival services will begin at Lyles Memorial Baptist Church Sunday night, March 24 through Saturday night, March 30. Services begin at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Harold M. White, director of Stewardship Promotion, Baptist State Convention, will be the guest speaker. He is a graduate of the University of Richmond and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He pastored the First Baptist Church in Clayton from He is a resident of Clayton. The pastor, Buel Creason invites the public to attend. ' Cherryville t::agle. China Grove: S. Rowan T.1mes Clarkton: Southeastern Times Clayton News -e1e111ffions Courier Clinton: Sampson Independent Clinton: Sampsonian Cooleemee Journal Creedmoor: Butner- Creedmoor News Danbury Reporter I AR ~01974

16 HAROLD M. WHITE V,{;z_ec..to!t 06 S:tcwa:r..c'U:ifUp P!tomotion, Bapw:t S;ta;te Conven/"v<'..011 Educ.ation: Wind6o!t High Sc.heal, (J),LJ1cl5o!t, NoJr..;th Ccuwwa. Gnaduaxe. Un,{_veJL-6ily o 6 R<.c.l1mo11.d and Sou,thwuteJLJ1 Bapw:t Theologic..a.l Svri.<.naJuj MaPJi.,{_age: Sue Uin;ton, Wind601t, NoJr..;th Ca.Jtol{_yza; CIUJ!..d.Jr..en: Ha.Jtold M. While, Jn., bo!tn 1949 and Ma!tk. T. While, botm Pa..otofta:tu: CJ.,vJ.,C. Gnoups: Hig '11.a11d Bapfu:t C hu!tc.h, Hic.k.o!ty, NoJt;th Ca.Jtof_..i_na F.<_;1.~d Bapwt Clw!tc.h, Spindale, NoJt;th Canot.ina ,--. Fwt Bapfut C'hUJtc.h, C.tay:ton, No!t:th Ca.Jtolina Rcta.Jz.y I n;te.jma.tiona.l Po1.ii.t<.on6 06 Lea.dVL-6/Up PJz.evJ.,oUJ.Jly Held: Modvi.a.to!t Gneen R<.ve.Jt AMoua.tion P!te.5ident 06 G1tee11 R<.ve.Jt AMoUa.tion Pa.J.JtoM' Con6e1te11c.e TJiil.6.:lee Ga.Jtdne.Jt-Webb College Modvi.a.toJt 06 JohnJ.iton AMoua:tlon P1iu-<.dent Iohns ton AMoUa.tion Pa.J.JtoM' Co116e!tenc.e Pnv.iident Cfa.ytcn MJ.,yt,{_J.i;te.Jt,{_a.e_ A1.i1.i0Ua.:t-<.on Alrn1beJr. o 6 Genenf!l.. Boa.ltd o 6 No!t:th Ca.Jto{,(_na Bapfut stxu:«convention Ha.Jtold M. Whde.--