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The apolocy is seen by many as the 'beginning' of the healing of emotional wounds and a legacy of suffering, shame and mistrust on the part of more than 600 Study their heirs and Sarticipants, addition, Shaw, the chief spokesperson for the group and rred u. uray, their attorney, announced the recent incorporation of the Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Multicultural Center (The Center). The Center was created for JUSTICE DENIED POLICE ?1Q H EXECUTIVE HONORED BY MARKETERS national events and field Chicago. Julien, who created Jackson national R&B tour in 1980, became a member of the National Association of Moyo, president of the Chicago chapter of the National Association of Market BBBBBBBSmr''' IiBl NAMD, a non-prof- it they are shot from behind 28 times and and business owners in marketing, sales and advertising, public relations, national chairman. Julien, a veteran of the urban affairs and diversity, another Hispanic beverage industry who pioneered the concepts of man is currently guides legislative ethnic targeted marketing, to choked issues and community urban affairs, minority relations programs for the scholarship programs and death after his football hits a world's largest brewer, was corporate support for policeTTRr. In Pittsburgh an among 45 honorees who Historically Black Colleges African American businessman is choked to death after being were recognized for their and Universities. 32-ye- ar stopped for a traffic violation. A Petersburg FL African American motorist is shot to St. death also after a traffic stop. A New Haven CT African American man suffers the same fate. In each the significant contributions which these men and others have .nade in the area of human rights and civil rights, Gray stated. The President has promised that a planning grant will be awarded to the Tuskegee Institute uO the school can pursue establishing a centci for bioethics in research and health care. He also expressed a commitment to increase community participation in an effort to diffuse distrust of medical institutions; to strengthen researchers' training in bioethics and postgraduate provide fellowships to train bioethicists case the killing occurred while the men were m police custody or in the course of a police action. These are just a few of the stories which were ireard at the National Emergency Conference on Police Brutality held in New York City recently. Sponsored by the Center for Constitutional Rights, this conference brought together people who had African-America- Rappers, Farrakhan Announce Over 100 rap oftTsTT stood with Minister Louis Farrakhan on May 14, 1997 to announce the joint production of an album to be released on Oct. 16, 1998, the second anniversary of the Million Man March (MMM), as well as the co6rdination of a national fall tour to call youth to peace and atonement and stop the shedding of blood. The theme of the MMM's second anniversary is "Young, Gifted'and Atoned. Other plans include: The formation of a National Hip Hop Roundtable to discuss music, career moves, and any industry problems and issues that atrect the Black community; the creation of three action communities to facilitate the summit goals and a call for spiritual and community leaders to back the hip hop community's effort towards peace. "We see what rapping about death gets you, so we are going to start rapping about life," said Woods, succumbed District Association for more candidate than 30 years. S Lubbock, Thursday, May 29, 1997 in St. Mary Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday, June 2, 1997, at the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church with the pastor, Rev. J.J. Johnson, officiating. Burial was held in the City of Lubbock Cemetery under the directions of Ossie Curry and forgive former rivals. Study Documents Growth of Vpmen-owne- d Businesses businesses are growing faster than the overall economy in each of the top 50 metropolitan areas in the U.S. Women-owne- d announced the National Foundation for Women Business Owners CNFVJJO). The foundation's report, 1996 Facts on Women-Owne- d Businesses: Trends in the Top 50 Metropolitan Areas," is the first detailed, study of enterprises in the te women-owne- d nation. "Nationally, there are eight businesses million wmnw-owae- d as of 199o, employing more than 18.3 miUion people and fMeraiiag close to $2.3 trillion in sale," said Susan Peterson, NFWBO chair and resident of a Washington, D.C.-ase- d C communications training firm. Overall, the growth rates or women-owne- d firms are the highest goods- tin the producing sector, which includes "non-traditiona- l" construction, manufacturing and The top the women-owne- d metropolitan areas-fo- r busiuesses-rtuk- ed on coabjailioa of number of firms, agri-busine- New ss. York City, NY; w uias compute, currentthe iafcmatioa doctuMitting greww Mm. mum of Km stWffbis art Gilmer, Texas. She married George C. Woods on with the operation of one of Al harpton won a big victory in eaily May in the city's first day care centers for the Black community, which was called the Lubbock Black Manhattan Supreme Court. Justice Phyllis Nursery. She was a member of the Eastern Star, Lubbock Delight Chapter No. 228. Gangel-Jacob- s Survivors include: a son, gave a resounding thumbs George Harold Woods of San down to a motion by Mayor Diego, California, two Rudolph Giuliani to dismiss a $6 daughters; Billie Jo Phillips million slander suit brought by of Oakland, California and the activist leader. Vernita Holmes of Lubbock, Judge set a May 20 Texas; eleven grandchildren, deadline Jacobs or written oral for one and great grandchild. in the However, arguments case. Active pallbearers were before the stunning decision, she Ricky Bell, Michael a move by Rev. Henderson, Randy Franklin, denied legal February 23, 1987. uam Qumtn Mrs. Woods graduated Gatewood, Tony Woods, from Dunbar High School, and was one of the first innA the mouth of Mayor Giuliani and KLbJS Harold Holmes, and Robert"" A MTV JL' M. JL by Bernice Powell Jackson greatest racial divide in this School teacher and Notice of Meeting for Contractors General & Solicitation for Interested New Contractors. Semi-Annu- al Sub-Contract- or campQlgn manaSer. assassination" of him during the of the mayoral course sweepstakes. At issue, according to Sharpton, were remarks by both Giuliani would characterize the system as the criminal injustice system and most European Americans would not. k New York Times columnist recently wrote how, in the course of writing a book, he has asked African American men across the . charges against the police officers zealous, sinking mayor." In his lawsuit Sharpton charged that remarks by the mayor and News following the ruling. Sharpton recalled that a similar calculated to hamper his chances tactic was used against former Mayor David Dinkins, charging he had sponsored a "pogrom" in Crown Heights. "Now they are saying I incited the Crown Heights riots even though the Cuomo report clearly said I never got to the area until a day after Yankel Rosenbaum and Gavin Cato were already dead," he added. The maybral candidate vowed that he wouldn't allow the mayor or anyone in his campaign to Hall Building Labor Awards Breakfast, sponsored by Anheuser-Busc- 1" J Dr. Martin I. nlhr-- r in address in wasnington U.L. stated: "... there is something that must say to my people who stand on the warm threshold which leads into the palace of I ftSae ile teM ekJijfcee h Companies. Coretta Scott King (seated left), widow of the Li. C1V1I ngOlS was attendance to help the and celebrate life contributions of Dr. King. In 1 Kino Ir later, civic and community 5 Sharpton declared. He said it seems that Mayor Responsibility justice." More than three decades LttttMsek. TX Room 103 stopping their blatant disregard for people's reputation and people's rights under the law," Government Social his world famous 1963 keynote LAFaty Black person has no reputation worth respecting, but "we will teach them otherwise." Rev. Sharpton said he wouldn't allow his years of service as a leader in the nonviolent to be slanted by a "reckless, over who is noted for inciting riots. Sharpton stressed that the mayor and his campaign manager cannot falsely accuse him of a clime. "They have the light to state whatever opinion-the- y want of me, but they do not have the right to smear me as a riot instigator, which is a federal crime," Rev. Sharpton told the Amsterdam Annual THROUGH C.H.D.O.'S. For additional information you may or on: Brad Reed or Rty Arias at (806)767-229- 4 :30 p.tti 4:00) acquitted of all charges in a non- off-dut- .Management REHABILITATION, HOUSING WEATHERIZATION, HOME RECONSTRUCTION, EMERGENCY REPAIR, ROOF REPLACEMENT, BARRIER FREE AND OTHER PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED THROUGH OUR OFFICE OR 1 was choked by police after his football hit a patrol car. The officer accused in his murder was nation whether they have ever jury trial. It is important to note that been hassled by ponce. Most of brutality police them can tell a story of being while impacts stopped in a store or in their car disproportionately while driving in a white communities of color that the neighborhood. Some may have number of European American been questioned simply because victims is growing. A recent they were at a phone booth or in a Montel Williams show focused mall. It doesn't matter whether on white victims, for instance. they are well dressed or what And it is also important to note y or that while most of the police their occupation. Even plain clothes police officers have officers are European American, been stopped, or occasionally there are officers of color who even shot while on duty. Few occasionally have been found to European American men have be violent. Finally it should be noted that had this experience. Not only are hundreds, perhaps brutality is not just found in thousands of people of color police officers. It is also present officers, corrections victims of police brutality every in year, but they seldom find justice immigration officers and others in in the courts. Take the case of the criminal justice system. And Johnny Gammage, an African its victims are also women, often American businessman and the those who are incarcerated. What are the reasons for the cousin of Pittsburgh feelers player Ray Seals. Mr. Gammage increase in police brutality cases was choked to death after a and what can we do about it? routine traffic stop outside Next week I will turn to those Pittsburgh in 1995. Last month issues. the judge in the case dismissed joined to once again raise the banner for ij u st tee at tne una includes, -- Or take the case of Anthony Baez, the yqung New Yorker who protest-moveme- Reiter were deliberately for gaining support and raising campaign funds in several communities. But despite Jacobs' ruling, Giuliani doesn't seem too impressed by the lawsuit. He accused Sharpton of trying to wage his campaign for mayor in the courtrooms. "Here is an individual who specializes in smearing others, but when the table is turned, he starts to panic," Giuliani declared. Meanwhile, before leaving the the rul'ng, courtroom-followin- g Sharpton's attorney Michael Hardy asked the judge for a guarantee that the Giuliani campaign wouldn't target his in client its campaign advertisements. CORETTA SCOTT KING AND FRIENDS GIVE TRIBUTE TO MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Meeting & The City of Lubbock's' Housing Department is having a meeting for all existing GENERAL & SUB Contractors. INTERESTED GENERAL A SUB CQNTRACTCS T REQISTESEP AND AfUUNTERESTEP RAGED TQ ATTEND C ontractor Registration packets will be made available to ALL NEW INTERESTED CONTRACTORS. Work MEETING DATE: JUNE 06, 1997 TJME; 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon (For training; & technical assistance, KJ& accused in his killing, saying that prosecutors unfairly singled 'hem out. nation. Most people of color of the Dunbar Young. - Sharpton hit both Hizzoner and repeat this "illegal scare tactic" Presidents was a member of Honorary pallbearers were Reiter with the lawsuit, aimed tt that was used in 1993. "I am not the Mount Gilcad Baptist the Deacons and Trustees of stopping them from engaging in as concerned about the $6 million Church where she was a Mt. Gijead Baptist Church. what he described as "character as I am about exposing and Sunday Us CA; call AatttesLoaj leach, Hiilirtebmii PA sWf&. DCPoTtke fin uta, Mrs. Woods was born December 31, 1913 in Rev. Mrs. Woods is credited last M. By J. Zamgbra Browne Special to the NNPA from the New York Amsterdam News Mayoral and Keiter describing him as one uiuiiani and otners reel tnat a Missionary Society. She Texas, Mrs. also served as secretary of E d w i n a the Original West Texas here JL JL Judge Upholds Sharpton's Suit Against Giuliani Campaign of resident February 14, 1934. Mr. Woods passed away here ed Kentucky. Georgia, Ohio Florida, New York, and New Jersey. Irftieed, Criminal justice is the issue which seems to show the She was a member of the Ruth Circle Black community, use their gifts to free all people from ignorance, self-hatr- across the nation, including choir member. A longtime Funeral Home. increase their knowledge and righteousness, shun divisive controversy, icnounce experienced police brutality from "Operated One of the First Black Day Care Centers" MRS. EDWINA WOODS, LONGTIME RESIDENT, SUCCUMBS million record selling rapper and actor Ice Cube, who is credited as one of the originator of gangsta rap, as a memoer ot tne group nwa. The uppers also renewed their pledge to work for the rise of the are killed when purpose of developing, promoting, and maintaining a perpetual and permanent legacy of n among and other minontv two Hispanic men establishing, especially Jsw organization of professionals Developers (NAMD), and Allen, NAMD Clyde JeV M-- Ji In New York City V Market Developers in 1966. expressed the JL MM JLm. the Budweiser Superfest administration for Anheuser-Busc- h Companies, accepts a "Living Legend" award from Yvette TTV I1TTTAT J J achievements by NAMD at its 45th annual conference in Victor M. Julien (center), corporate affairs director of ?aMsaseaftiJiRaJ honoi of her late husband's nonviolent struggle for justice, King and her son, Deater, presented The Martin Luther King Jr. Social Responsibility Awards to Arturo Rodriguez, president of the United Farm workers; Melvin Horton, vice president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; Gregory Barm ore. GE Capital Mortgage Corporation; and Congressman Louis Stokes, 11th District, Ohio. Thanking King for her support of the Atlanta community and her ongoing push to further the goals of Dr. King are Miranda Mack McKenzie (staading leftL corporate affairs southeast regtoni Anheuser-Busc- h manager, Companies; Evelyn Lowery Southern Cfcrietlaj Leadership Womeo; ed Conftftncc Christine King Farris (seated SB sister of Dr. Martin Luther i "'JP'I' ife flhlBMk 9V fijfggji 0 iJAMfltiSkMNBassat ffsaMMsjawsMa ijftBaY CujjSt FOR THE KIDS' SAKE? TURN OFF TV AND TURN TO PCs m by WHHm Reed Nintendo, Sega, VCR, car andor $120 Rettoxs and no computer, then you (not the white man) are definitely the problem. It you can figure out how to get dollars to pay Nile, Nintendo and Sony Entertainment for wnat you, and your kids, want, surely you can get the financing to buy your children computers, which they will need to make it in life. Isn't it sad to think mat one could stand on anv inner-cit- y comer in America and sell fake Versace suits, discounted Reeboks and gold chains all day, but be unable to sell software, hardware or any kind of technological equipment in the very same place. Even if we are strapped financially, most of us still seem to squeeze out enough money to get our hair done, cars custom cleaned and buy the latest CDi and CD players. If your car is clean, your hair done and are listening to the latest sounds on the latest equipment, but have no computer, you need to stop and think about that. There are many resources for exposing black children to fhe Information Super Highway, via personal computers. Some libraries have them. Most colleges and universities have PC labs and will allow kids to use them. Our churches definitely should have such systems available for members' and community use. But, on your own, for Christmas or before, you should check out the prices for a computer and start the process of ting your child, and his or her mind, free. If African-America- n children can learn and grasp computer technology, this is the quickest way out of a dead end, minimum wage Job, or a profes-Whosion in drug distribution, We can't afford to let the technological tion pass us by. Experts estimate that the total sum of human knowledge doubled from the year 1750 to 1900. It doubled again between 1900 and 1950, and yet again in the 10 years from 1950 to 1960. Though the tremendous impact of informa-at- e d technology by the year 2000, knowl-f- t edge is projected to double every 73 days. And there is no way to compete in the future without mastering the computer, the instrument through which much of this knowledge will pass. It is our Don't let anybody tell yoa tint the wMte man's racism is keeping us hi last place on the road to modern technology. Of cowie Wt true that in the recent history of America's educational systems Mack girls and boys hd to be twice as good to keep pace while they learned from second-han- d books, on second hand desks. But if we be honest -- with each other today, we know that on the I Information Super Highway the lanes to learning are color Mind and that all African American chil- dren .teed sufficient introductions to the world of computers. The Information Super Highway is one area where don't have to wait 400 years to get what is rightfully ours. Unless the current generation of African-America- n parents, and their children, D$$m to grasp technology and its value to us now una into the future, as other cultures have, where we live will become more nd more like Third "Wlaldsntilfives, surrounded by plenty. As tiles world races toward an informution-base- d soofoty, exactly where is Black America? Unfortunately amid discussions of the Information Super Highway, African Americans fife on a dirt road, lost in the boondocks. Unless ne quickly embrace these tec hnologies, we'll find QUrselves traveling through life by horse and pUgy while clhers bypass us, economically and Socially, aboard the Concorde. Look at the way- - technology has already Changed our lives in the past 10 years - call wait- Ing, caller ID, cellular phones, pagers, etc. - and you see the future. And for African Americans, of only 12 percent of households own PCs, future will be bleak. the We have to start now to understand the value of computers. Young people can gain immediate m educational benefits from using computers. Seventy percent of all future jobs will be comput- and those who remain computer illiter- will earn less income than others, is upjpparents, preachers, teachers and rela p black children get the tools they need tostay afloat in the 21st century. With purchasing power of $400 billion a year, more blacks can afford to own computers. Too many of us will spend money on expensive - and often violent video games or $100 sneakers for our youth while to invest in the technology essential to a development. If your child has a boombox, er-relat- tion-base- one-quart- er tives-tfynel- responsibility to give our children lifestyle options. Strategic planners would enthusiastically tell you that "It would be grand if African-refusin- g American families could welcome the 21st ry with a computer in every child's room." centu-child- 's "JOHN HENRIK CLARKE: A GREAT AND MIGHTY WALK" At June 1st Town Hall Gala Wesley Snipes is share the wisdom of an elder, and enjoy a totally Executive Producer compelling movie at the same time." .'TRIBUTE EVENT Proceeds iffbm the b&iefit and Narrator-nN:eYork, NY, May '9, premiere will be used to coverfthe costs oipro- - Ruby Jqfr CGm 1 2002 Birch Avenue, is the "Church The Care," and Rev. People Really Whce Billy R. Moton is the proud pastor. Services began last Sunday morning with Sunday School beginning at 9:30 a.m. with Scholars series. This feature length film has cessing and preserving the John Henrik Clarke Collection which he recently donated to the Schomburg Center, a research division of the New York Public Library. Amiri Baraka, Yosef A. Camille Cosby, John Hope Franklin, Max Roach, Percy Sutton, and H.E. Mr. Ibrahima Sy (OAU Ambassador to the United Nations) are Honorary Chairs of the event. Benefactor gifts of $5,000 and Patron gifts of $2,500 will entitle donors to ten tickets for the reception and screening. Sponsor tickets at $250 and Supporter tickets at $100 include reception and screening. Other tickets, at $50 and $25 are for the screening only. For ticket information, please telephone: (212) 491 -- 2206. ABOUT JOHN HENRIK CLARKE: Born in Union Springs, Alabama in 1915, Dr. Clarke has been a central figure in thHarletn community since the 1930s, and has won intena- tional renown as a writer, historian, educator and activist. A distinguished authority on African and Festival. The film offers a rare opportunity to share the wisdom of an elder, and enjoy a totally Visiting Professor of African History at the i-- York Premiere of "John Henrik Clarke: A Great and Mighty Walk," a documentary film by St. Clair Bourne. Mr. Snipes is the executive pro- ducer and narrator oi the turn which documents the life and ideologies of one of America's most respected scholars, Dr. John Henrik Clarke. The benefit premiere will take place at Town Hall on Sunday, June 1st at 7:00 pm, preceded by a recep- tion at The Celeste Bartos Forum at The New York Public Library. "John Henrik Clarke: A Great and Mighty Walk" is the first of Black Dot Media's African Ben-Jochanna- n, history, he is currently appeared to critical acclaim at the Toronto African-America- n International Film Festival, The Carthage Professor Emeritus of African World History in (Tunisia) Film Festival, and the Sundance the Department of African and Puerto Rican OOmpelling movie at the same time. Lou Potter is the screenwriter and Kimiko Jackson serves as producer. The score for the film was composed by Kipper Jones, with additional music by two leg- enclary musicians, percussionist Max Roach and saxophonist Yusef Lateef. Mr. Bourne, the award-winnin- g film director, writer, and producer, says of his newest documen- Ktnry that, "The film is both a biography of Dr. Clarke himself and a quick stroll through 5,000 ywns of African history. It offers a passionate look at the past through the eyes of a man who know his history inside out." After previewing the film, Schomburg Center ClliaXilQHiwrd Dodson snid, "John Henrik Clarke: A Grant tnd Mighty Walk" is a rare opportunity to Studies at Hunter College, and a Distinguished Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. The renowned scholar and activist, who once. was an advisor to Kwame Nkrumah, the first president of Ghana, and a confidant of Malcolm X, has evolved as the leading proponent of an Afrocentric view of history andculture. A gifted storyteller, Dr. Clarke has published more than fifty short stories, including The Boy Who Painted Christ Black, written in his early twenties and translated into more than a dozen languages. He has also written or edited more than thirty books. His articles and conference history, papers on African and African-America- n politics and culture have appeared in leading journals throughout the world. 19 WAYS TO CELEBRATE JUNETEENTH Assistant Supt. JametTSterling presiding. -- American independence day a national holiday. Nonetheless, there's no denying: Emancipation was a pivotal event in African American history. And freedom is, inarguably, worth ceiebraung. So, ham are $ from traditional to novel ways . StCMK JBJslCftJisi SffB OfltfttPf JJSm dftt ijkjlkisji taboo. Many Slacks would rather discuss Wk Africa's nasi alary than meauon the peculiar js9mi? ?jffciftt Salnwy paJtsotucds institu-- jioa sit atiU cam a shadow on race rtattkNat. iiiannii niaiitfti sets at pmsk sad sua tarn. m imliitfcu a Ipsatmiiiiai isj Mnrirjn. Vfc I. Jtatifci Paul Lusmt oMlMri aosai TktfioMi' aalawn" 9. Mspa ttamis af aeaassi salaswac- 10 Brad apwt aw Uaaiyiawaf BaMraal tJ y done. Slater Igie Scott was visidng in Lubbock last woek. She has moved to California wheic her son reside,. Oh, how she hated to leave Jor friends. She had worshiped so many yearwith members of New Hope N Baptist Church. Secretary Report: Youth Department -Intcriliediate Class recdlved the Attendant Banner nd the Senior Class won the Offering Banjier. Adult Department: Class No. 1 made a clean sweep, in other words, they took both banners. Remember Rev. Leon Patton and family as his Wife, Mrs. Bourdine Bruton Patton was laid to rest here last Thursday morning. God will always be at his side. At 10:45 a.m., ihc devotional period was conducted by Brother and Sister Ulysses Kelly. Mary Ann Davis Tones of Dallas, Texas was here at the Mooney and Woods ser- The Male Chorus marched in the processional singing "Give God The Glory. They sung with so much inspiration! The morning scripture was read by Sister Florenza vices. Stokley. Prayer was offered by Sister Nita Ray Smith of Fredrickbur, Sandra Henry. Another song, "Prayer Oklahoma, is visiting with her children and Changes Things," was sung. The respon- grandchildren. She said it was a late Mother's Day gift. "I really appreciate it," she said. sive reading was done with the congregation standing. Another song, "When We All Get To Heaven," was sung. Pastoral observations were given by Pastor Moton. A solo, "Precious Lord," was sung by Sister Ethel McNeal. The sermon hymn of preparation, "Thank You, Lord." Pastor Moton's sermon text was taken from Exodus 15:1-His subject was "We To Come Praise Him For What He's Done." It was another dynamic sermon. An invitation discipleship was extended and one came by Christian experience. A Rev. Billy R. Moton, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church, and several members attended the Sunday School and Baptist Training Union Congress last week in San Angelo, Texas. 3. Mrs. Jessie Evans of San Francisco, California is visiting his mother and other relatives. He wanted to let her know that Sunday School was beautiful last Sunday at eSppe. He knows, that jlas .No, 4 is "thesHugging Class." 11 ARE YOU: week nights and weekends? 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Jones Churolette Jamtoon Gtttewood, Owner by Carole Boston Wtntherford Juneteenth, the oldest African American holiday, marks the date in history when the last slaves were freed in the U.S. On June 19, 1 865 two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation Union General Gordon Granfer reached Galveston, Texas with long overdue word of freedom. No one really knows what delayed the news a sluggish mule, aimless messenger or greedy siavemaaters but emancipation was surely came tor leioiciofl. Dm Itxas JfutUnjit declared Jtuetteath a legal fcolkUv in IMOTNow. the National Associaiioa of Juasfriart Lineage is pushing to make the African All our bereaved families need to know that God is able. The Edwina Woods family is among those on the list. Services for Mrs. Woods, a longtime resident, were held Monday at the Mt. Oilead Baptist Church? She was a wonderful woman, and a Christian woman. Her services will always Each teacher was jt their post of duty and taught for 30 minutes to their students. All classes reassembled at 10:15 a.m. singing w 1997 Actor Wesley Snipes will join The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in presenting The New Remember our sick and shut in citizens. Among them is Sister Ann Taylor who was n a car wreck. Thank God, she is alright and wci not hurt. Tie New Hope Baptist Church, proc Gmry Seogglns Sxpwtime God's Hmr "77 Qomumln& wfth our oharoh family... tmm ttm 9uhjMh Pmmtm of CfcwT mom Irtfonrmtkm H$00 FORMER EHSLAPY MATADO SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR AT Obituary Sharla Arlington (UTA) in Arlington, Tetas. Hardeman, daughter of Sharla will graduate with an associate Mr. and Mrs. Johnny degree in May, 1998 from SWCC. It brings Ms. Hardeman ot 1715 East Cornell Avenue, has just re'urned from Southwestern Christian College in Terrell, Texas where she had a very successful school year. about another point to ponder, that is, at this time: "Will Texas Tech University Lady Raiders take a look at her?" Hope coach Marsha Sharp has learned of this young lady's abilities. It could be possible for John Wallace, a concerned citizen, to see that this will become a reality. University. officiated. Burial was held in Resthaven Memorial Park under the directions of Resthaven Funeral Home. Survivors include: his parents, Janice and Jeff Austin and James and Theresa Russell, all of Lubbock, Texas; a brother, Shan Austin of Lubbock, Texas; two sisters, Shantc Russell and Kenne Russell, both of Lubbock, Texas; his grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Texas. He was an honor graduate at Estacado High School in 1990. While at Fstacado High School, he was a merfibcr of Sr., all of Lubbock. Texas; and his great- frandmother, Mrs. Wilma James of Lubbock, Russell died last Friday, May 23, 1997 in University Medical Center. He was born June 29, 1978 in Lubriock, Barrett, head coach and athletic director for SWCC. As a member of the Lady Rams. Sharla started at the point BOURDINE PATTOI Funeral services were held for Ms. Bourdine Patton on last Thursday,. May 30, 1997 at the St. John Baptist Church with Rev. Solomon Fields, pastor, officiating. Burial was held in guard position in most of the contests for the Lady Rams Conference games. As a freshman point guard, she earned the best 3 point shooter award, and received a Resthaven Memorial Park under the direction of Ossie medal for being selected to the VIRGIL LEE MERRIWETHER, SR. Final rites were read Virgil Mr. Lee for Sr. Merriwether, last SWCC. 5'3" 130 pound point Wednesday morning, May 28, guard, she will be starting dur- 1997 at the A.Wv Wilson ing her second season as a Chapel of Jamison Funeral sophomore and final season at SWCC. She has very good skills' in the classroom and did pastor, Smith Temple Church, officiating. Burial was held in the City of Lubbock Home with Kev. U.A. bmitn, Cemetery under the directions of Jamison during her been sent to the University of Funeral Home. Mi. Merriwether was passed JUNE 12 thru 15 Recommendation letters have also been sent to Abilene Christian University (ACU) and Simmons Hardin MRS. Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Russell, 1997 in University Manor Nursing Home. She was born May 26, 1918 in Nacagdoches, Texas. She married. Rev. Leon Patton in Nacogdoches, Texas. Survivors include a son, Robert L. Brown of Houston, Texas; two daughters, Birda both of Andrews and Juanita Lubbock, Texas; a sister, Garolina Hale of Houston, Texas; seven grandchildren, five and two Patton-Jonnso- n, great-grandchildr- en, Born May 24, 1928 in Luling, Texas, he attended Corpus Christi Public Schools. He served in the Armed Force. He worked for White Swan and Pinkie's Mini Mart. Survivors include four sons; Virgil Lee Merriwether, Jr. of San Bernadino, California; Bruce Merriwether of Houston, Texas, Tony Merriwether of Honolulu, Hawaii and Tyrone Merriwether of Pittsburgh, Pa; two daughters, Linda Williams and Jeannie Fennel, both of Houston; a brother; James Fred Wright of away Lubbock, Texas and Thu. JUNE 12 All FAMILY NIGHT SAVE $4 ON ALL TICKETS SELECT-A-SEA- T outlets BY PHONE: with coupons from KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN (806) Courtesy of ABC 28 FRIED CHICKEN SJ - rf 767-200- 0 KENTUCKY Frt. Sat. Sua JUNE 13....JUNE JUNE 15 - Thursday, May" 22, 1997 at' the Lyons Chapel Baptist Church of Mrs. Barbara Ann Baldwin Moore with Rev. W.D. Davis, COLISEUM BOX OFFICE 7:30 PM 7;30PMf 7:3CPM 1:30PM KIDS UNDER 12 SAVE $2 f ON TICKETS! Courtesy of KJTV FOX 34 $9.50 $12.50 $14.50 -- -- Servicd and handling charges apply. No service charges at box office. Ak RINGLING ONLINE" Ktymnl Sfe: To Subscribe: ANN Funeral services were held TO BUY TICKETS: SHOWTIMES BARBARA BALDWIN MOORE MUNICIPAL COLISEUM Mattox, head coach, encourag- and final season at SWCC. Baptist Church. 14 grandchildren. Wednesday, May 21, 1997. Kentucky, Mrs. Bernadette. ing her to scout and recruit Sharla during her sophomore Department of Lyons Chanel Missionary Curry Funeral Home. Mrs. Patton passed here Friday, May 23, All Northern Texas Junior College Athletic Conference 2nd team. Sharla also earned A L.ady Rams Team Trophy during her freshman season at recommendation letter has He was a member of the Youth Anthony Russell. Rev. W.D. Davis, pastor of Lyons Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, College. This past year, she played .great for Coach Seneca Wayland Baptist University (WBU) Flying Queens, Ms. Johnna Pointer, head coach. A The family suggests memorials to the Kenard Rashund Mooney Fund at Nations Banke, 916 Main Street. the National Honor Society, and he played varsity baseball ior the Matadors for three years. He received several team and tourna- Burial was held in the Cny of l.ubbock Cemetery under the direc- - Funeral services were basketball scholarship to Southwestern Christian Texas Junior College Athletic Conference as a sophomore. At this In1efiShafoaWbeen: verbally recommended to the friends. held Wednesday morning, May 28, 1997, at Agape ment awards in baseball. At the time of his Church of God in Christ for death, he was a student at Lubbock Christian Sharla earned a two year guards in the tough Nofxn grandparents, Mrs. Mary Mccormick of Lubbock, Texas and Mr. w.M. Mooney of Las Vegas, Nevada; other relatives and ANTHONY RUSSELL McWilliams. freshman year. According to her coach, she should be one of the top point Survivors include hit father, Sammy Cooper of Los Angeles. California; mother, Olenda 0. Moon? of Loobock. ItaaK Ml ating. year letter win a C LubbocJuTeum Mooney last Thursday, May 29. 1997, at the New Hope Baptist Churrh with Rev. Billy R. Motoo, pastor offici- ncr and starting point guard Her head coach was Mr. Greg maintain itxae. Moooeywas bom November 5, 1976 in held for Kenard Rashund May. 1496 graduate of Hstacado High School where she played for the Matadors. A Lobbook, K E N A R D MOONEY Funeral services were A Sharla was a tkmof OnfeCwrv AmnlHone Mooney died Friday, May 23, 1997 in RfegHng Ossie Curry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements with burial at the City of Lubbock Cemetery. ; Survivors include; her husbaadCjRobett M(J0r6; two sons, Herman LangJr. and Patrick Lang; a daughter, Roshanda Moore, all of Lubbock, Texas; three brothers; George Montgomery of Lubbock, Texas, William Baldwin, III of Grand Prairie, Texas and James L. Baldwin of Houston, Texas; a sister, nncfrr rffirintino Mrs. Moore was born July 13, 1946 to the parents of Katherine Montgomery-Baldwi- n and the late William Baldwin in Abilene, Texas. She was educated in the Lubbock Public Schools and graduated from Dunbar High School. She was a member of Lyons Chapel Baptist Church. She married Robert Moore on December 7, 1974. She had three brothers who preceded Texas; two step-sisteof Ft. 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Monday 10 30 a.:.. 3 year-old- s I uesday (J Wain 3 year-ol- d I 10 30 4 m. 4 A 5 vtJiM:!Hid 1(111(1 UuumSjo 11 year-o- 00.ii.2year-M- i tiodelu: Brancii vudnriday 2 OH p.m. 3-- 5 year-di- d Pa'.ten.on Branch J uesday 7 00 p.m. 3-- 5 year-a- (iiove Breach t uesday 2.30 ja m. 10 30 a m. 3-- n.u'sda 5 ycuoJt M yev-a- ST.MAJH0IWU. ..for body, mhdtandepF, mm .meemBMeaweyeweMeeetemeejejejejeje BiejeBeBeeBeTeMeMeTeMeTeMeMeTeeeeeeMeee I BIG MARCH AtiAlNST DRUGS AND GANGS SET!!! THIS N THAT ...w mk hkr 10...INVITE ALL. ..who are concerned about working on the evils in our community. GANGS. ..A... AND DRUGS "BIG MARCH"., will be held ...THURSDAY EVENING. ..JUNE 19TH... beginning at the. ..J. A. CHATMmN PARK. ..East 28th YEAR. ..will be hMd at Mae Simmons Community Center.. .sponsored by the Lubbock Alumnae C hapter of... DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. .beginning at 7:00 p.m. ...Saturday morning. ..JUNE 21ST... beginning at... 10:00 a.m. will be (he. ..I9TH ANNUAL PARADE.. All participants will. ..LINE UP. .on the eas; side of the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.. .Be there!! Other activities will take Street and Juniper Avenue. ..at 6:00 p.m. The route of tne..3IG MARCH .will be over the .EAST 24TH STREET place in the park.. .that is...MAE SIMMONS PARK.. .beginOVERPASS. ..and down. ..MARTIN LUTHER KING ning at 12 NOON.. .Sunday.. .will climax the activities... with BLVD...and climax.. .at the. ..MAE SIMMONS PARK. ..THIS the. .RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ..at Mae Simmons N THAT.. .hopes this will be a.i effort. ..to send a...MES-SAGE.- .. that.. .GANGS AND DRUGS. ..will not be tolerated in our community... THIS N THAT...would like to... INVITE ALL CHURCHES IN OUR COMMUNITY...to participate m litis community eflbrt...Although it will take place at...J.A. CHATMAN PARK...U should serve as a symbol throughout the community. ..This effort. ..is one of many.. .PROGRAMS... sponsored by thc.JUNETEENTH CELEBRA- TION COMMITTEE, INC.For more information about the...BIG MARCH...call (806)762-3612.- .. JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION WILL START JUNE 18TH!! THIS N THAT... would like to encourage all of us...vho know anything about our...BLACK HISTORY.. .to get..,INVOLVED...in the...l9TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE Park. ..beginning at.. .3:00 p.m.SO PLEASE HELP ..in any way.. .you can!! For more info.. .call the.. .president of the committee...MS. JOAN Y. ERVIN...at...763-0853!- ! SHIRLEY CANDmAY THE BARBER SAYS: MWE...are made in...GODSTIMAGE...HE...is not to be made in...OURSr HOW ABOUT THOSE GRADUATES AT LUCILLE S. GRAVES HEADSTART!! THIS N THAT...would like to say...A...SPECIAL CONGRATS...to the...DIRECTOR AND TEACHERS. ..df the.. .LUCILLE S. GRAVES HEAD START... for a..JJOB WELL DONE...this past year...The young people,. .who showed ALL OF US. ..that we can get... ALONG 1$ THIS WORLD...This was...THEIR FIRST GRADUATION. ; .in lifc.THIS N THAT... prays... ALL OF Lubbock, THBM...will continue to do well in the education arena...On JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION. ..in Texas.. .Remember this is being done. .because it took...TWO the other hand...THIS N THAT...hopes...ALL PARENTS AND ONE HALF YEARS BEFORE THE WORD GOT TO WILL HELP THESE YOUNG PEOPLE...reach their goals TEXAS. ..that. ..SLAVES. ..were free...YES...it took place in life.. .60NGRATS... LUCILLE S. GRAVES HEAD on..JUNE 19TH...in the year of..,1865...when...GENERAL START.. .for a.. JOB WELL DONE! ALSO CONGRATS TO EHS GRADUATES!! THIS N GRAINGER. ..brought the word to. ..GALVESTON, TEXAS. ..that.. .ALL SLAVES WERE FREE!! It has been THAT... observed the... ONE HUNDRED AND peoplc.who graduated from...ESTACADO written that a. ..BLACK MALE SLAVE. ..heard the announcement made by Grainger.. .and jumped up and HIGH SCHOOL...ALL OF YOU...looked...GREAT IN THE clicked his heels and said... "THANK GOD. ..WE'RE SPECIAL EDITION.. .for you. ..MAY GOD. ..continue FREE!" They tried to arrest him. ..but it didn't to. ..bless each you. ..Hope you will reach the goals in happen.. .because he was free. ..So in... 1997.. .let's take this life.. .you are looking for...THLS N THAT.. .hopes your parfor granted that we are. ..ALL FREE. ..BECAUSE ents.. .WILL CONTINUE TO ENCOURAGE.. .each of THE.. .ECONOMIC PRISON.. .is still live and well...So you. ..For the principal of...ESTACADO HIGH please.. .STEP TO THE PLATE.. .and help the.. JUNE- SCHOOL...Kenneth Wallace...and staff...YOU DID YOUR TEENTH CELEBRATION COMMITTEE, INC. ..make JOB WELL!! TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM BEING PUT the...l9TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION A SUCCESS!! THIS N THAT... highly supports what is being done.. .and TOGETHER!! THIS N THAT...woulu like for.. .ALL OF hope you'll do same. ..Join us.. JUNE 18TH...with OUR READERS... to know that...A SPECIAL EFFORT...will the... HEALTH FAIR.. .and. ..WALK WITH YOUR DOCtake place in... SEPTEMBER, 1997. ..in the observance of TOR.. .beginning at 6:00 p.m. at Mae Simmons Park.. .On the...20TH BIRTHDAY OF THE SOUTHWEST DIGEST! June 19th...there will be thc.BIG MARCH AGAIN$T THIS N THAT...reminds each of you that...ANYTHING IS DRUGS AND GANGS. ..beginning at 6:00 p.m... .at J.A. POSSIBLE.. .if you only believe and have the...FAIi:H! Chatman Park...Please be there!! FRIDAY NIGHT...June THANK GOD...20 years later!! More on this laterl! 20th.. .the 23rd annual. ..MAN & WOMAN OF THE ! FORTY-SEVEN...you- ng A Voice From the Hill Controlling Youth or Filling Prisons? The House of Representatives recently passed a bill known as the "Juvenile Crime Control Act of 1997." The authors of the legislation say that the bill is intended to strengthen existing federal juvenile justice systems. On the surface, it appears that the legislation is and relatively harmless. well-intend- Title I includes fingerprinting and photographing of juvenile criminals, preservation of and public access to juvenile criminal records and optional adult prosecution of a juvenile age 13 or older who commits a federal violent crime or federal drug offense. Title II directs the Attorney General to establish within six 0 No service charge Plains Advantage Club Free checks and a whole lol more! 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Rkhai with each Treat buy, sellWeand trade stop being need to other. 19 others as ve would like to be treated, months after enactment of the bill, an "Armed Violent Youth Apprehension Program." Among the elements of the bill is a requirement that every U.S. Attorney General, establish a task force within his or her federal district to coordinate with state and local law enforcement the apprehension of armed violent youth. Htla HI deals with accountability for juvenile offenders and public prosecution incentive grants. Under this provision, states would receive grants to support certain activities, including hiring additional prosecutors to target juvenile offenders and Luilding, expanding or operating juvenile detention and correction facilities. .The above title also authorizes $500 million a year over three years to states that have in effect or will have in affect, laws and policies that provide a system of graduated sanctions for juvenile offenders, ensuring a sanction for every delinquent or criminal act. That state law does not prevent a juvenile court judge from issuing a court order against a parent or guardian. I purposely quoted the bill verbatim, so that readers could clearly understand what was xecently passed by the House of Representatives. Some might say that this is what wayward youth deserve. However, that sentiment is held until it is a son or daughter or some other relative who is on the receiving end of this type of justice. Although there were a rmmber of Democrats who voted for the legislation, thare ware some who fought fervently against its pasetie, including Congrosswoxnan Sheila ). 'It's tho same old story and in conJackson Lee trast to what law enforcement officers, chiefs of police, and attorneys general say.... that you can't iust keen locking, up juveniles and that they have jot to have intervention, why aren t we listening here in Congress?, Jackson Lee said. uus bill tells the same old story. It tells it in my communi ty, that is, that the only thing we can do for children is to lock them up." congressman Jesse Jackton, Jr. was even more to the notnt when he offered Ilia ooinion on the bill. "This is dearly draeoaiaa. orosecutina olds as adults is iMinhibmailr and ahmrrrt be ixoblemalic for all of us. We are n fiteatfy ta&iaf about youth and that's a (D-TX- (D-1- L) . respect. It will come automatically, but when you do not resttect others, they do not nave to. respect you As far as race goes, everyone knows that it is out there. It has been, will be, but mould we lot it drag us down to the level of the racist. Recognize it and move around it, and help ourselves. We are not poor, we have been misled to believe that! We complain and raise hell about those orientals or Asians coming over and taking over everything and buying up our communities. Stop! Think and be truthful. begrudent. Our problem is us with the crab syndrome, other people even boat people pool their resources. We walk ankles saying "someone mis treated me." Where we need to really ourselves is rearing our help ' children. The CIA allegedly brought the dope here on a large scale, but gues. what? If there were no demand, the supply would dry up. Gangs, drugs, and teen pregnancy would not be a problem if the parents started' at pn early age as sodh as the child talks. Teach them about the of drugs, harm X-rat- ed movies, etc. We complain too late, laugh with a small child when they act a fool and say it's cute. When the child grows up and becomes a Those people, most of them, teenager, we become afraid of come over here on a risky boat them. The tide reverses. with only their clothes on their backs, live in a one room shack and work jobs we do not want. They pool their money after working in shifts, save it, put it together collectively and next thing, guess what, they begin to pull up and start up their businesses! Guess what, they buy, sell, trade, and use each other for all of their needs. They only use others when they cannot supply. On the other hand, we do just the opposite. We use everyone else, but each others. Only when we can not find what we need, we use each other. We could do as others if we would pool our resources to When the child was small we get angry if someone tries to chastise it, but on the other hand, when the child grows up, becomes a gang banger doper, then we want every- one's help. It is too latel We need to take responsibility for our actions and stop blaming others for our shortcomings. Once we are true to ourselves and stop blaming others for our shortcomings, the real truth is peace, truth, and honesty are so much better than paying the price. We should all live by this code: "To thyself be true" and "if it is to be, it is up to me." Nuf sed. Xetters to the Editor Disabled American Veterans, continue to honor those who paid the ultimate price, and we also honor our commitment to America's sick and disabled veterans. We are asking the United States government to continue dollars. Texas has 1,676,000 plus veterans, and it is absolutely outrageous that our elected representatives in Washington would even consider funding new programs before they have lived up to this nation's sacred obligation to our disabled veterans. We did not risk our lives and health for America only' to find that, in our day of need, to responsibly provide the health care we were health care to those promised is threatened. have a men and women who bear the Citizens of Texas-yo- u deepest wounds and scars of responsibility to tell your war. Yet, in Senators and Representatives the proposed 1998 federal in Washington that Congress budget, the appropriations for has an obligation to provide veterans health care are frozen sufficient federal funding, for the next five years at a every year, to cover the cost of level of $54.6 million less than heulth care for our nations sick provided this year and $1 bil- and disabled veterans. lion below projected needs. An aging veteran population Emery all, Commander will need more not less health R.L. Ferguson, Unit 44 care. Disabled American Veterans However, the budget calls 1601 69th Street for expanding "new federal Lubbock, Texas 79412 ' 5 programs by tens of billions of top-quali- ty 745-329- THE WHITE HOUSE May 19, 1997 Dear Editor: On Friday, May 16, President Clinton recognized the survivors of the Public Health Service Study conduct- ed in Macon County, Alabama, at a White House ceremony. He issued a formal apology on behalf of the fed- eral research practices are sound and ethical, and that researchers work more closely with communities. Among the steps he announced are plans to help Tuskegee University build a bioethics canter that will serve as a memorial, and a new postgraduate fellowship program for African Americans and other minori- government, and ties. Enclosed for your use are the President's remarks, an ensure that the lessons learned outline of the policy in Tuskegee are never forgotannouncements made at the announced several steps to be taken by the Administration to ten. "What was done cannot be undone," President Clinton said in his remarks. "But we can end the silence. Wwcan stop turning our heads aVay. We caa look you in the eye and finally say on behalf of JUoae who wifMBm heinous crimes ahouid be the American people, what the to & ftftaai extant of the law. However, the jmaoted United States governme&i did whj&eak ljweeration of juvenile offenders fpewidet waa shameful, and I ant mmy," The Prasideat pssxsjed tit do society that these offenders are going to eventually rejoin. e5fts5JP MlisjsaaJ tis eK4ssassy o 13-ye- ar jealous and envious, and then you will not to around with the seat of our have beg for pants touching the top of our Dear Editor: However, when one examines exactly what it contains, its purMemorial Day is a reminder pose and targets become clear. of the lives that were sacriThe act is divided into three titles. Let's look at a few of ficed for the freedom that all the provisions: of us love so much. We, the ed Plains Smart Cliecldng OHHION$ COMMENTS EDITORIALS event, and a photograph of the President with the survivors and representative family members. If you have any questions, please call me at 202MS6-- 7 1 SO. AWoan-America- Sincerely, Pat Lewis Director oftoeaafty Psess May 24, 1997 EXTENDED SERVICE HO FOR UTYxOF LUBBOCK ANIMAL be: Beginning tone I the City of Lubbock Animal Shelter willedjnst their working schedule to better accommodate the cititem. The new hours for the shelter will be from 10 .m. to 7 p.m., Monday-FridaIf you are footing for a lost pet or want to adopt a pet, you will be able to do it during these extended to seven days a eek. The new hours will be from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday - Friday ind 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday end Sunday. If you need someone to come out and pkk up an animal for whatever reason, yon my call the Animal Shelter during this time For more information contact Nancy Hickman, y. hours. Also, field full service hours to citizens will be 1 Lubbock, Texas, graduated May 4, 1997 from Huston Tillotson at College Austin, Texas -- End-of-the-y- with a Bachelor of Arts degree Psychology and English. While she Sincerely, Sharon Mitcheil Katie Button attended Huston Tillotson. she participated in several campus organizations and community service projects. She was a member of ihe Biology Club, Summer Reading Club. This year's theme is "The Incredible Dream Machine." From now until August 13, children can sign up at any library location and receive a bookmark and a reading log. ten books read earns a bag full of prizes and a certificate of completion signed by Governor George W. Bush. For more information, please call All ATTENTION! parents and students are invited to ca 806-795-71- HOT-LINE- XA i 11 S: or 31 also offers a complete range of student banking services. 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Monday through Friday THEME: MOVING ON UP lFMr'fT : is part of the City's effort to afford citizens of bbock an opportunity to participate in an advisory role in developing, implement ingamending, and assessing the use of federal dollars in the Lubbock area. Lendar I.D. 833314 THE RING OF BLACK ROSES, INC. 8TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET If TSf: Mrs. Nellie Priestly. thf proiected use of those funds can answer and help guide questions you through your the financial aid process. STUDENT LOAN INFORMATION 'is,. ter Thjf following information concerning available funds from federal entitlements and The PNB Student Loan Center 767-283- 8. - great-granddaugh- The City of Lubbock participates in low income entitlement programs to help devel op ard maintain a desirable living environment for all the citizens of Lubbock. The programs provide the City with financial resources to undertake public services, and improvements in low income neighborhoods that would otherwise be unaffordable. The Lubbock City Council has designated three target neighborhoods for ftfe 1997-9- 8 fiscal year to focus on long term improvement and comprehensive development. Those target neighborhoods are Harweit Arnett Benson, and JacksonMahon. City-Coun- ty W where she served as president of Alpha Kappa Chapter for the 1996-9- 7 years. Ronette plans to work in her field for a year, and then attend graduate school for child and adolescent psychology. Ronette is the daughter of Ronnie and Renee Priestly Hodge, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priestly and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Lee Hodge. She is the of Community Development Block Grant (CDBO), Emergency Shelter Grant (ESQ), HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) The Lubbock Library will make that vacation more enjoyable by offering the Hi Women in Sciencfe wA TadMology, the Peer Assistant League and the Residence Hall Council. She hi Jao an active member of Delta Sigma Tneta Sorority, Inc., CITY OF LUBBOCK NOTICE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT Thousands of Lubbock's children will soon be enjoying summer vacation. ViM in Biology and a minor in to sharing our evaluation results with you. ear 199 of native 767-205- 5. Friday, June 6, 1997 11:00 1:00 Southwest Collection (Formly Room) Texas Tech University Campus The agenda for the meeting includes: Student Assessment Date L.I.S.D. 1097-9- 8 District Improvsment Plan Academics 2000 Continuation Funding Proposal Please R.S.V.P. by June 3. to Sharon 766-103- 8 for the June 6 luncheon meeting. We look forward I on tlie Renee Hodge, a Amount of Resources Aratinble U25.00 $35,000.00 $9350.00 $25,000.00 $50,000.00 $8,000.00 $7,355.00 ' $5,177.00 $20,000.00 $5,000.00 $75,000.00 $100,000.00 $250,000.00 $225,000.00 $150,000.00 $54,410.00 $4VI94,9L00 TOTAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE: Summary infcmatiort regarding H di eptad tto proposad puoiads or utftnoatioa op the City of by Hi aovt KtiviUi can m t4iMd ttemak iOki Comiwaity Deveiowaant olftoa kwaiad at 1625 13b Street Susie IftT T iihhnfiV Pjiwej Tt1T or ooaaaaaamr aaat be aaaaed; ame ISemalBMBWi at any or ma loeat lamama-IVSmlMTllMilM'll aw I ill Ml BaaaT Tnaal 26. iPf7. TWmmBui anataawi fbitaaamawmn lsaw avHTI TRaVH llIKrjij 1 UK I We Thank God For Jesus THE NEW CHURCH GAME!!! kHk 'HB YSjanhJ I I I 1 I Matthew 1 7 :5b,Behold a voice out of the loud, which said, This is my BELOVED SON, in whom I AM (GOD) well pleased; HEAR YE HIM. THE LORD, Commanded the CHURCH TO GO: and the GOSPEL should be PREACHED, But the CHURCH:is laying' out in front of ABORTION CLIf "ICS; A NEW THING THEY DO. Matthew 28:19a, 20, JESUS SAID, Go ye therefore, and TEACH all TEACH, nation, TEACHING them to observe all things whatsoever I have COMMANDED YOU: and, lo I AM with you dwayx, even unto the END OF THE WORLD. They say they're led of THE LORD; blocking the clinics, DOING THEIR THING, THEY HAVE A ZEAL WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE; BRINGING TO GOD, SHAME, SHAME, (4 t V SHAME. Proverbs 4, Get WISDOM, get understanding: for-gnot; neither (bcline from the words of my mouth. Forsake not her, and she Shall preserve thee: iove her, and she shall keep thee. WISDOM IS THE PRINCIPAL THING; therefore GET WISDOM, and with ALL thy getting UNDERSTANDING. (Marching on Abortion Clinics is of the DEVIL. That's not PREACHING THE dOSPEL! And it's not SAVING SOULS, UNBORN BABIES, When they DIE, they go to be WITH THE LORD. SO WHY SAVE tHAT WHICH IS ALREADY SAVED? But there is a 40 d persons, that are DYING and need to KNOW THE et 17-yr-o- ld, 70-yr-ol- 25-yr-o- ld, Part I "Brethren, if a man be overtaken in a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore such a one in the spirit of meekness; considering thyself, lest thou also be tempted. Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. For if a man think himself to be something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth himself." Galatians 6:1-Christian should know that when they become a Christian, "they become a new creature." He or she L "born of tho water and of the Spirit." This is a spiritual rebirth, for "that which is born of the Spirit is spirit." However, the newborn spirit lives in the same old physienj body. The "flesh" has the same old desires and demands. One who has been "born again" has the responsibility of keeping his olier body under control and following the lead of the Holy Spirit. Each Christian also shares the responsibility of helping other Christian continue in the way of the Holy Spirit. 3. M STORE, ALCOHOL KILLS. SO GO AND MARCH ON THEM. REMEMBER WHAT JESUS TOLD US TO DO. TO KNOW IF IT'S OF GOD; GO TO THE BIBLE, SEE IF ITS WRITTEN Matthew , JESUS SAID, For fort.... to be continued. : The Outreach Prayer Breakfa GRACE-BELIEVE-RS who believes in the "Doctrines of God's Grace" (T.U.L.I.P) Please Join Us in Worship at Only Sovereign Grace Baptist Church in Lubbock at 1532 E. 19th Street. was hungered and ye gave me no meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me not in; nicked, and ye clothed me not: siok, and in prison, and ye visited me not. Then shall they also answer him, snying, LORD, when saw we thee an hungered, or a thirst, or a stranger, or nicked, or sick, or in prison and and did not minister unto thee? Then shall he answer them saying Verily I say unto you, In as much as ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye did it not to me. And these shall go away into EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT: BUT THE RIGHTEOUS INTO LIFE ETER25:42-6- believers, when we become so haughty and lifted up with pride, we are more susceptible to falling. We are so constituted that we need each other for support, correction and com- ATTENTION SOVEREIGN yr-ol- d, LORD, GO PREACH TO THEM. Or take the GAME to the DOPE DEALERS HOUSE, he kills PEOPLE, AND HE HAS A FAST SHOOTING GUN. TAKE THE GAME TO THE LIQUOR : Again it must be expressed that because one is a Christian does not mean being exempt from trouble or from ever falling into sin again. In fact, the warfare and its intensity seem to escalate with each new decision to relinquish our lives into the directions of die Holy Spirit. Everything in the world wars against such faith and wants us to decide the cost is too great to follow Jesus. No one is an island. The big preacher in the big church with a whole lot of bricks is as much dependent on humankind (sometimes even more so) is the preacher in a small church with no bricks. In fact, when wo get isolated from othei s Christ. it?? ton of Gofl; the redeemer of mankind every- Hi savior fat all sinners who believe in him: he is f for nil of mtt sins to God. Jesus Christ and Ood ivV Jesus is the supreme example of God and how I 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Worship Services Evening Worshjo 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday EveningServic.es t mm lbs frorri damnation; and For more Information Contact Elder Charles Baker NAL. 744-589- When THE CHURCH, don't do what GOD SAYS DO; AND START SOMETHING ON THEIR OWN, TRYING TO MAKE THEMSELVES LOOK GOOD; THEN LEAVE 'GOD'S BUSINESS ALONE. (PRIDE!) Mark 7:6, 7, 8a, JESUS SAID, Well hath prophesied of YOU HYPOCRITES, as it is written, This people HONOURETH ME WITH THEIR LIPS, BUT THEIR HEART IS FAR FORM ME. Howbeit in VAIN do they worship ME, TEACHING for doctrines the commandments of MEN. For laying aside THE COMMANDMENTS dF GOD, YE HOLD THE TRADITION OF MEN. THE CHURCH NEW GAME IS: WE'LL ALL PRAY; AND CALL IT NAT IONAL PRAY DAY, LOOK AROUND YOU: to live and to become his sons and daughters. $hd-tibecame to live on thir earth to show us Gods will on trtB through h!S teachings and his ministry; to skVe all ma 4 FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 'as to reconcile them with God igh his dying on the cross and his resurrection. Jesus "w Irist is in every believers heart and on the right hand of father, God. ?hose who believe in him are saved. He died on th at calvary and through his suffering, bleedina. a jmg, he took on himself all of the sins of the world MS are we condemned to die in sin. We need only lam mFbeHeve in Jesus and his dying on the cross for us, and w ec,ome free from the power of sin and united w Ir?in hi fen. Jesus was human, h&y& m INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY PREMILLENNIAL SOVEREIGN GRACE m nr. fbweated', he ate food; he drank waiter, &me hungry and lonely, he suffered, bled and died. Atii Sthese traits clearly point to Jesus humanity and much' pflQh more. m you know Jesus was God??? Jesus is God. ; fhtil next week, think on these things lb thank Cod for each of you out mere wMaft tbllow- a& of Jesus Christ and those who m not to get Ik know r. today. You still haye time, though the atc&Kpap on ring in cue live; ujuy is cijuujg'iwr uiQiawnu uvo hJaji walkfttf by Mlh and not by sight, to touch mole wjio jecm to be the untoucnabiai, fijands and- loving people and you will Ossie Curry Funeral Home TROUBLE EVERYWHERE; EVERYDAY IS NATIONAL PRAYER DAY, DONT PLAY! 1805 Martin Luther King Blvd. Luke 21:36, JESUS SAID, Watch ye therefore, and PRAY ALWAYS, that ye may be accounted WORTHY to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and TO STAND BEFORE THE SON OF MAN. THE CHURCH NOW MARCH IN THE STREETS AND SAY THEY'RE MARCHING FOR JESUS, MARCH YOURSELVES TO THE JAILS, HOSPITALS, CONVALESCE HOMES; THAT'S Lubbock, TX 79403 5 West 14th Street Plainview, TX 79072 121 2 JESUS REASON. READ MATTHEW 25:42-4- 6 Luke' 13:34, 35, JESUS SAID, O JERUSALEM (CHURCH), 0 JERUSALEM (CHURCH), which killest the prophets, and stonest them that are sent unto thee; how often would I have gather THY CHILDREN together, as A HEN (DUMB CHICKEN) doth gather her brood (CHICKS) under her wings; and ye would not! Behold, your HOUSE (CHURCH) is left unto you DESOLATE (DESERTED): and VERILY (TRULY) I say unto YOU, YE shall not see ME, until THE TIME come when ye shall say, BLESSED IS HE THAT COMETH IN THE NAME OF THE LORD. GOD is not through with US YET. So lets PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER ALWAYS. By OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. Written by Evangelist billv" B.J. Morrison, III Yoik Brother IN CHRIST JESUS ALWAYS!!! 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