1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
TODAY, May 13 & May 17
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale is TODAY and on Wednesday,
May 13, and Sunday, May 17. Bring your cash/checkbook/credit card, your cooler and your appetite! We’ll
be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your order.
First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A
bazaar favorite! Approximately 10
mouthwatering sweet buns!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh
green beans steamed and simply
tossed with salt, pepper, fresh lemon
juice and slivered almonds. A great
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliaccompaniment to our Pork Tenderciously rich casserole is sure to be a
loin or any other meat!
hit!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A
scrumptious smell of sausage, bread quiche chocked full of eggs, broccoli,
zucchini, and peppers to name a few.
and cheese baking could wake anyPerfect for the veggie lover in your
one in the morning!
house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive
and Ham Biscuits $15 — Also a ba- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs,
butter, lemon and some extra love
zaar favorite! Homemade chive biscuits filled with ham, brown sugar and goes into making these pies. Just add
butter. Now it doesn’t get more south- whipping cream or fresh fruit to top it
off.
ern than that.
Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bachocolate and pecan pie is the perfect
con, Beef, Cheese… Need we say
more for this twist on baked spaghetti? ending to a fabulous meal.
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite! Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for
$12, 2 for $20 — Over a lb of pork
tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger
and spices. After thawing it is ready for
the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt)
$10 — Dense pound cake ready to be
served with fresh strawberries and/or
whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar
and chocolate chip cookie dough rolls.
Each roll will make approximately 2
dozen cookies.
UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
TODAY, May 13 & May 17
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale is TODAY and on Wednesday,
May 13, and Sunday, May 17. Bring your cash/checkbook/credit card, your cooler and your appetite! We’ll
be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your order.
First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A
bazaar favorite! Approximately 10
mouthwatering sweet buns!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh
green beans steamed and simply
tossed with salt, pepper, fresh lemon
juice and slivered almonds. A great
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliaccompaniment to our Pork Tenderciously rich casserole is sure to be a
loin or any other meat!
hit!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A
scrumptious smell of sausage, bread quiche chocked full of eggs, broccoli,
zucchini, and peppers to name a few.
and cheese baking could wake anyPerfect for the veggie lover in your
one in the morning!
house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive
and Ham Biscuits $15 — Also a ba- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs,
butter, lemon and some extra love
zaar favorite! Homemade chive biscuits filled with ham, brown sugar and goes into making these pies. Just add
butter. Now it doesn’t get more south- whipping cream or fresh fruit to top it
off.
ern than that.
Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bachocolate and pecan pie is the perfect
con, Beef, Cheese… Need we say
more for this twist on baked spaghetti? ending to a fabulous meal.
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite! Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for
$12, 2 for $20 — Over a lb of pork
tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger
and spices. After thawing it is ready for
the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt)
$10 — Dense pound cake ready to be
served with fresh strawberries and/or
whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar
and chocolate chip cookie dough rolls.
Each roll will make approximately 2
dozen cookies.
6th Sunday of Easter: May 10, 2015
LuAnn Charlton: “Friends”
Jesus’ own are no longer slaves but friends, not on the basis of
anything that they have done for him, but on the basis of what he
has done for them. He has made known to them everything that he
has heard from the Father. In John, love experienced in friendship
and mutual knowledge go hand in hand.
“I’ve loved you the way my Father has loved me. Make yourselves at home in my
love. If you keep my commands, you’ll remain intimately at home in my love.
That’s what I’ve done—kept my Father’s commands and made myself at home in
his love. “I’ve told you these things for a purpose: that my joy might be your joy,
and your joy wholly mature. This is my command: Love one another the way I
loved you. This is the very best way to love. Put your life on the line for your
friends. You are my friends when you do the things I command you. I’m no longer
calling you servants because servants don’t understand what their master is thinking and planning. No, I’ve named you friends because I’ve let you in on everything
I’ve heard from the Father. “You didn’t choose me, remember; I chose you, and
put you in the world to bear fruit, fruit that won’t spoil. As fruit bearers, whatever
you ask the Father in relation to me, he gives you. “But remember the root command: Love one another.
John 15:9-17 (The Message)
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Today’s Band Members:
Acoustic Guitar - Stephen Howell; Bass Guitar - John Cates;
Drums - John Cathcart; Electric Guitar - Lee Clyburn; Keys - Edward Foyle
Vocals - Emily Newman
6th Sunday of Easter: May 10, 2015
LuAnn Charlton: “Friends”
Jesus’ own are no longer slaves but friends, not on the basis of
anything that they have done for him, but on the basis of what he
has done for them. He has made known to them everything that he
has heard from the Father. In John, love experienced in friendship
and mutual knowledge go hand in hand.
“I’ve loved you the way my Father has loved me. Make yourselves at home in my
love. If you keep my commands, you’ll remain intimately at home in my love.
That’s what I’ve done—kept my Father’s commands and made myself at home in
his love. “I’ve told you these things for a purpose: that my joy might be your joy,
and your joy wholly mature. This is my command: Love one another the way I
loved you. This is the very best way to love. Put your life on the line for your
friends. You are my friends when you do the things I command you. I’m no longer
calling you servants because servants don’t understand what their master is thinking and planning. No, I’ve named you friends because I’ve let you in on everything
I’ve heard from the Father. “You didn’t choose me, remember; I chose you, and
put you in the world to bear fruit, fruit that won’t spoil. As fruit bearers, whatever
you ask the Father in relation to me, he gives you. “But remember the root command: Love one another.
John 15:9-17 (The Message)
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Today’s Band Members:
Acoustic Guitar - Stephen Howell; Bass Guitar - John Cates;
Drums - John Cathcart; Electric Guitar - Lee Clyburn; Keys - Edward Foyle
Vocals - Emily Newman
RSVP Soon for Wednesday Dinner
(5:00-6:30 pm) $6 - Adults; $3 - Children
05/13: beef tips with rice
05/20: hamburger and hotdog cookout (last Wednesday dinner)
RSVP by noon on Monday: Reply to weekly email or call 832-6435 x34.
Grand Age Club: Thursdays, 11:15 am
05/14: County Commissioner’s Agenda with Caroline Sullivan
For questions: Call Mary Lib at 919-782-8116.
UMW Scholarship: Apply by June 1
UMW Scholarship applications and standards are available:
- on the church website (http://hbumc.org/connect/women/) and
- at the front desk.
The applications are due to UMW President, Jo Anna
McMillan, by Monday, June 1, 2015. Our UMW annual
scholarship is paid directly to the college of the female recipient, who is a member of HBUMC. The scholarship is for
graduate or undergraduate study and is granted for one
year; however, current high school seniors who are already
eligible for many other church scholarships are not eligible. Our UMW is now accepting applications. Please pass this on if you know of someone who would benefit
from this scholarship. Questions? Contact Jo Anna McMillan at 919-417-3470 or
[email protected].
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
5/15 at 7:45 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd., Cary
Preschool Popsicles in the Park: May 16
Come join us for a fun morning of play and popsicles with your church friends!
Saturday, May 16th, 10 am - 12 pm, at North Hills Park
Questions? Contact Liz Merritt at [email protected]
More Hands Needed to Pack on May 15 & 16
All hands on deck! Thank you so much for your earnest consideration of volunteering a shift to help us get our church belongings
“packed up.” We have to pack everything in boxes
so that it can be moved out for The Well renovation/
construction project, and the time for packing is
here and now. Please RSVP today for a shift on
Friday, May 15 (any time between 2 and 8 pm), or
on Saturday, May 16 (any time between 2 and 5 pm.) We do need many
more volunteers. You are invited to “Gather to Serve.” THANK YOU! Contact
Connie at 757-2062 or [email protected] to RSVP, or sign up at:
www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054DADAB28A3FE3-join
Get on Board – Every Sunday Morning
Shuttle service from Carolina Place on Glenwood Avenue
to the Stone Street entrance…
quicker than parking & walking…
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Wednesday Evening Program (6:30 - 7:15 pm)
May 13: Praise and Worship Music by the LightHouse Band
Upcoming Youth Events
ASP Retreat on Saturday, May 16
Youth Sunday, May 17
Senior Banquet on May 30
Senior Recognition on May 31
Lunch Bunch starts June 10
Costa Rica Mission, June 13-20
Reel to Real starts June 14
ASP, June 14-20
Noah’s Ark Breakfast
May 17 - Doves; 9:50 - 10:50 am in the CFH
College Graduates
If you or someone in your family received/will receive a college degree this spring,
please contact Doug Gill at [email protected] or 832-6435 x26 so they can be recognized in the bulletin on May 31.
RSVP Soon for Wednesday Dinner
(5:00-6:30 pm) $6 - Adults; $3 - Children
05/13: beef tips with rice
05/20: hamburger and hotdog cookout (last Wednesday dinner)
RSVP by noon on Monday: Reply to weekly email or call 832-6435 x34.
Grand Age Club: Thursdays, 11:15 am
05/14: County Commissioner’s Agenda with Caroline Sullivan
For questions: Call Mary Lib at 919-782-8116.
UMW Scholarship: Apply by June 1
UMW Scholarship applications and standards are available:
- on the church website (http://hbumc.org/connect/women/) and
- at the front desk.
The applications are due to UMW President, Jo Anna
McMillan, by Monday, June 1, 2015. Our UMW annual
scholarship is paid directly to the college of the female recipient, who is a member of HBUMC. The scholarship is for
graduate or undergraduate study and is granted for one
year; however, current high school seniors who are already
eligible for many other church scholarships are not eligible. Our UMW is now accepting applications. Please pass this on if you know of someone who would benefit
from this scholarship. Questions? Contact Jo Anna McMillan at 919-417-3470 or
[email protected].
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
5/15 at 7:45 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd., Cary
Preschool Popsicles in the Park: May 16
Come join us for a fun morning of play and popsicles with your church friends!
Saturday, May 16th, 10 am - 12 pm, at North Hills Park
Questions? Contact Liz Merritt at [email protected]
Noah’s Ark Breakfast
May 17 - Doves; 9:50 - 10:50 am in the CFH
College Graduates
If you or someone in your family received/will receive a college degree this spring,
please contact Doug Gill at [email protected] or 832-6435 x26 so they can be recognized in the bulletin on May 31.
Carolina Place is at 2626 Glenwood Ave.
The Shuttle service runs from 8 am – 1 pm,
departing every 10 minutes from the parking
deck.
Shuttle parking is located in the parking deck.
The parking lot has over 100 covered spaces.
Drop off/pick up at the Stone St. entrance.
Carolina Place is 1 mile NW of HB.
As you approach the parking deck, you will see an HBUMC parking sign.
More Hands Needed to Pack on May 15 & 16
All hands on deck! Thank you so much for your earnest consideration of volunteering a shift to help us get our church belongings
“packed up.” We have to pack everything in boxes
so that it can be moved out for The Well renovation/
construction project, and the time for packing is
here and now. Please RSVP today for a shift on
Friday, May 15 (any time between 2 and 8 pm), or
on Saturday, May 16 (any time between 2 and 5 pm.) We do need many
more volunteers. You are invited to “Gather to Serve.” THANK YOU! Contact
Connie at 757-2062 or [email protected] to RSVP, or sign up at:
www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054DADAB28A3FE3-join
Get on Board – Every Sunday Morning
Shuttle service from Carolina Place on Glenwood Avenue
to the Stone Street entrance…
quicker than parking & walking…
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Carolina Place is at 2626 Glenwood Ave.
The Shuttle service runs from 8 am – 1 pm,
departing every 10 minutes from the parking
deck.
Shuttle parking is located in the parking deck.
The parking lot has over 100 covered spaces.
Drop off/pick up at the Stone St. entrance.
Carolina Place is 1 mile NW of HB.
As you approach the parking deck, you will see an HBUMC parking sign.
Wednesday Evening Program (6:30 - 7:15 pm)
May 13: Praise and Worship Music by the LightHouse Band
Upcoming Youth Events
ASP Retreat on Saturday, May 16
Youth Sunday, May 17
Senior Banquet on May 30
Senior Recognition on May 31
Lunch Bunch starts June 10
Costa Rica Mission, June 13-20
Reel to Real starts June 14
ASP, June 14-20
Hayes Barton UMC
Endowment Challenge
for Holroyd Youth Fund
Honor Your Father
Clearly print the name(s) of those you wish to honor/remember and your name(s)
exactly as you wish them to appear in the June 21 Father’s Day bulletin. Send
this card and a check, made out to HBUMC with ‘PE – HYF’ on the memo line, in an
envelope to arrive by June 17. Or, drop the envelope in the offering plate on Sunday or in the business office mailbox.
In Memory of ___________________________________________________
In Honor of ____________________________________________________
Your Name(s) __________________________________________________
Phone __________________________ Amount Enclosed ______________
Yellow Tag Giveaway Coming Soon!
Some of the shrubs around the church will be destroyed during de-construction. If
you are interested in digging up any of them, here’s your chance. Please contact
the church secretary at [email protected] to schedule a time and date. Bring
your tools and gloves. If you are interested in perusing the available plants, they
have been tagged with yellow ribbons. Nandina, holly, azaleas and boxwoods
along with liriope are available, but ONLY selected plants. Digging time is short,
from May 11-21. SCHEDULING A DIG DATE IS MANDATORY.
Endowment Challenge for Holroyd Youth Fund
Honor Your Mother
Gifts Honoring Our Mothers and Fathers are being received for our Holroyd Youth
Fund Endowment. The goal is to increase the fund to $100,000. Gifts honoring our
fathers will be recognized on Father’s Day. Happy Mother’s Day!
In Honor of Shelly Greer by Mary Chandler Batchelor and Aynsley Armstrong
In Memory of Cornelia Love Evans by Eleanor Evans Blackwell
In Honor of Betty Dough and Inza Boone by Becky & Bob Boone
In Memory of Mildred Brown Manning and Annie Laurie Bradsher by Jo Ann M.
and John D. Bradsher
In Memory of Hazel Revis and Elsie Brown by Frank & Becky Brown
In Honor of Shirley Buckley by Betty Ann & John Buckley
In Memory of Margaret Lemen and in Honor of Elizabeth Chesson by Janet &
Wes Chesson
In Memory of Frances Clayton & Margaret Butler by Rick & Joy Clayton
In Honor of Lynne Walker & Sylvia Coleman by Ed & Mary Covington Coleman
In Memory of Alice Turner & Lora Helen Collins by Ann & Bill Collins
In Honor of Barbara Freeze by Lori & Mike Constantino
In Memory of Nan Bailey and Betty Klemm by Sharon, Tim & Sam Crawford
In Honor of Mary Holroyd, Jane Holding, Ann Bowers and Kaye Mulkeen by
Jane Davis
In Memory of Helene Fleming & Vida Harris by Olivia & George Fleming
In Memory of Anne Fortier by Matt, Elizabeth, Katherine & Genevieve
In Memory of Christine W. Chappell and in Honor of Trudy C. Conrad by Sherry
C. Frye
In Memory of Jacqueline W. Burgess by Cheryl B. Hall
In Honor of “Weese” - Eloise Ward by Conley, Robin, Carson & Madison Hilliard
In Memory of Isobel Craven Drill and Jane B. Hines by Larry & Tom Hines
In Memory of Arlene Hodges and in Honor of Allison Westmoreland by Emily
Hodges
In Memory of Betty Ann Holroyd and Doris Holding by Jane & John Holding
In Memory of Stella Glass Debnam by Betty Debnam Hunt
In Memory of Evelyn Hassell by Rae Jarema and Kevin McNamara
In Honor of Susan Jones by Hunter, Renay, Henry & Wiley Jones
In Honor of Dianne Owens Jones by Natalie Jones
In Memory of Ernestine Barshinger and in Honor of Charlotte Creech by Lin &
Mary Ellen Jordan
In Honor of Virginia T. Byrd by Leslie, Donna & Kristin
In Memory of Mary Rose Still and in Honor of Melissa Ferrell by Boo Lambeth
In Memory of Edna Maughan & Margaret Massey by Teeny Massey
In Honor of Our Moms, Betty Bolton & Betty McLain, by Cindy & Frank McLain
In Memory of Christie Maynard McLeod by Dr. C. Neill McLeod
In Memory of Mary S. Murr and Ann C. Newsom by Bill & Lanier Murr
In Honor of Lanier Murr by Derek, Ashley, Will & Katie
In Honor of Lanier Murr by Michael & Andrea
In Honor of Jean Thomas by Suzanne, Courtney & Allison Newcombe
In Honor of Shannon Oliveira by Callie & Anna Oliveira
In Memory of Edith Oliveira by the Oliveira Family
In Honor of Mary Shearin by the Oliveira Family
In Memory of Eleanor Rousseau Oxholm by Tom Oxholm
In Memory of Mattie Stancill Mims & Dorothy Bertram Poetzsch and in Honor of
Sarah Stancill Glasgow by the Poetzsch Family
In Memory of Dorothy Perkinson Powell and in Honor of Shannon Joy Aleguas
Powell by Jeff Powell
In Honor of our daughters, Lynn Buehler & Lauren Holmes, by Lou & Marcie
Pucillo
In Honor of Dianne Jones by Whitney, Jamie & Aryanna Roebuck
In Memory of Helen Russell by Beth & Roger Russell
In Honor of Jane Taylor by Beth & Roger Russell
In Honor of Mary G. Douglass by her children
In Honor of Mary Penn Sherlin by Lise, Dave, Addison & Austin
In Honor of Jean Scholl by Karen, Eric, Olivia & Morgan Skaggs
In Memory of Ruth Keith Johnson, mother of Betty Johnson Smith
In Memory of Dorcas Maynor Bucher by Daniel & Dorcas Bucher Stapleton
In Honor of Our Mothers, Norma Stidham & Ann Comer, by Fil & Anna Stidham
In Memory of Grace C. Anderson by Charlotte Straney
In Memory of Josephine Bostick Nash Stephens by The Bill Styres Family
In Memory of Filomena Lasky and in Honor of Cecilia Watson Blackwell by
Tony, Beth & EB Swartz
In Memory of Mabel Wade and Virginia Safrit by Charles & Clara Wade
In Honor of Suzanne Walker by Wilder Walker
In Memory of Ruth Chambers and Vivienne Walz by Dick & Jane Walz
In Memory of Jackie Burgess by Thomas, Betsy, Taylor & Katy Way
In Memory of Arlene Hodges by Bucky & Allison Westmoreland
In Memory of Carolyn Hinton Russell by Paul & Nancy Wilder and Robert &
Marsha Hinton
VBS Wish List
100 Band-Aids, any size/color
40 large Band-Aids – regular shape,
flesh color
160 small Band-Aids – regular
shape, flesh color
100 single-packaged Reese’s cups
1 bag small candy bars without peanuts or peanut butter
100 blank postcards OR 100 blank
cards with envelopes
gently used or new stuffed animals
to donate to homeless children
1 pack of candles that won’t blow out
10 regular-sized bags of potato chips
10 - 15 rolls white duct tape
30 plastic or paper tablecloths, white
- largest size available
10 packs of markers (washable)
10 boxes of Crayons
1500 tongue depressors
Newspaper – for a paper Mache
craft. Lots!
10 balls of twine
80 clothes pins
10 balls of yarn, any color
1125 pieces construction papermulticolored
40 pieces red construction paper
800 Ziploc bags - sandwich size
2 yards / 10 sheets fuzzy brown craft
fur
380 smooth, round rocks - about 2-4
inches in diameter
Fabric scraps
30 bottles Mod Podge - any finish is
fine (can be found at craft stores)
100 pieces card stock-any color
15 empty cereal boxes (broken
down)
5 pieces of felt, each color – brown,
dark brown, light brown, khaki/tan
30 rolls wax paper
Michael’s Craft Store gift cards to
purchase needed supplies
Items to Borrow - label with your
name and phone number, and we will
return them after VBS
12 artificial trees, various sizes
2-3 tents
10 large plastic bowls
Please leave any donated/borrowed
items at the drop-off center at the reception desk in the VBS bin. Thank
you!
VBS Volunteer Training: May 19
Tuesday, May 19, 7-8:30 pm
in the Fellowship Hall
For all VBS adult volunteers.
Youth orientation will be held
on the morning of June 22.
Questions: Email [email protected]
or [email protected]