l;zr-a; ~~ ~r+r:» ft~-I-MA&Norwood, Charles Gayleb. Monro~, La., Mar. 3, 1938. ed. La. College, B.S., 1963; La. State Univ Q_,

of Medicine, M.D., 1963; NOBTS. Lab. asst., biology, La. College p'.--=-1957.59;. extern t..Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat Hcap., New Orleans, L;{_, l:,-e"\"~'.Feltowsb ip, Ph il ipp ines, 1962 (summer); medical intern, Confederate ~.o;O""_1MedIcal Center, Shreveport,. La., 1963-64; captain, U.S. Army, 1964-66. :"'<>"~;esldent •. ~onfederate Memorl':lI Medical Center -. ~966-67; clinical instruct'or u~~lCa:1 medie ine) , La. State Un iv. School of Medicine, New Orleans. 1967-'38 (t. ;...pointed 1968; language student, Manila, PHILIPPINES 1969' physici' A:-hospital, 1969-. m. Lillian Mayes. "an, ~~'"'

PHILIPPINESNorwood, Lillian Aline Mayes (Mrs. Charles G.)b. Columbia, La., Jan. 31, 1941. ed. Northwestern State College B S 1~NOBTS. Asst., home economics, Northwestern .State College, Natchit";'b';', i11959-62; BSU office sec., 1962; home econormst, power and light COmColumbia, La., 1962-63; schoolteacher, Bossier City, La., 1963-64. ApPo':~""1968; language student, Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1969; church and home ev !<-ojMati, 1969-. m. Charles Norwood, Aug. 24, 1963. Children: Luke Thurmanwd'1967; Doris Gale, 1968. on .

Nowell, Charles Gradyb. Wake Co., N.C., Oct. 21, 1930. ed. Ha rdba rger- Business College (Ralei~hN.C.) ; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1956; SEBTS, B.D., 1960. Bookkeeper, Raleil<h:N.C., 1950-51; grocery clerk, Wendell, N.C., 1951-52, 1956, 1959-60; pastor, We.tEnd Church, Washington, N.C., 1957-58; Ox Hill Chapel, Chantilly, Va., 1960-63East Side Church, Reidsville, N.C., 1963-67. Appointed (special) 1966; langu",~student, San Jose, COSTA RICA, 1966-67; evang., Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS1968-69; San Pedro Su la, 1969-. m. Barbara Short. .

HONDURASNowell, Barbara Ann Short (Mrs. C. Grady)b. Catawba Co., N.C., July 8, 1932. ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1952; MedicalCollege of Va. School of Nursing (Richmond), B.S., 1955; R.N., 1956; SEBTS.Summer worker, Raleigh, N.C., 1952; Jamaica, 1955; nurse, High Point (N.C.)Memorial Hosp., 1956; Youngsville, N.C., 1956-57; instructor, Rex Hosp. school ofnursing, Raleigh, 1957-59; nurae, Chantilly, Va., 1962-63; Annie Penn Heap ..Reidsville, N.C., 1965-67; adult ed. teacher, Rockingham Community College,Reidsville, 1966-67. Appointed (special) 1966; language student, San Jose,COSTA RICA, 1966-67; evarrg., Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS; 1968-69; San PedroSula, 1969-. m. Grady Nowell, Aug. 23, 1957. Children: Carolyn Jean, 1959;Kenneth Grady, 1961; Sandra Kay, 1962; Brenda Joy, 1963.

Nowland, Harvey Louis, Jr.b. Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 5, 1932. ed. Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Corpus Christl,B.A., 1962; SWBTS, B.D., 1966. Serviceman, U.S. Army, 1952-54; lab. tech.and factory rng'r-,; Milwaukee, 1954~59; night rngr., grocery company. CorpusChristi, Tex., 1959-62; pastor, Green Church, Kennedy, Tex .. 1961-62; First Church.Muenster, Tex., 1962-64; Mt. Lebanon Church, near Gainesville, 'Tex., 1964-66.Appointed 1966; language student, San Jose, COSTA RICA, 1966-67; evang.,Arequipa, PERU, 1968-69; Mission treas., Lima, 1968-. m. "Bobbie" Jordan.

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PERUNowland, Roberta Gail Jordan (Mrs. Harvey L., Jr.)b. Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 29, 1934. ed. SWBTS ; Cooke Co. Jr. College. Account-ing clerk, telephone company, Milwaukee, 1953-56; sales clerk, dept. store, Mil-waukee, 1957-58 (part-time); order clerk, Baptist Book Store, Fort Worth, 'Tex.,1962-64. Appointed 1966; language student, San Jose, COSTA RrCA, 1966-67;church and home eva ng., Arequipa, PERU, 1968-69; Lima, 1969-. m. "Harv"Nowland, Jr., Dec. 31, 1955. Children: Mark Allen, 1956; Linda Gail, 1958.

Nunnelley, Edith Cora Gates (Mrs. Newman F.)b. Rusk, Tex., Sept. 19, 1916. ea. Univ. of Ala., B.S., 1939; M.A., 1966. School-teacher, Magnolia, Ala., 1939-40; Centreville, Ala., 1940-41; Tuscaloosa, Ala.,1941-42; Holt, Ala .. 1952-46; Talladega, Ala., 1946-65; reading coordinator, Talla-dega City Schools, 1966; adrniaaiona counselor. Judson College. Marion, Ala., 1967.Employed as miaaiona r'y associate. 1967; teacher, Newton Memorial School,Oshogbo, NIGERIA, 1967-. m. Newman Nunnelley, July 20, 1941 (d. 1963).

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Rev. Benjamin E. Berry

Benjamin E. Berry was born May 28, 1919 in New York City. His parents were Mr.and Mrs. Benjamin E. Berry.

He and Mrs. Berry are the parents of three children, Ben, Bill, and Cindy.He became pastor of East Side in June 1963 and resigned in June, 1964.Other pastorates include: Salem Baptist Church, Whitakers, N. C. from March 1952

to January, 1956; Mill Creek Baptist Church, Roxboro, N. C. from January 1956 - July1959; LaGrange Park Baptist Chapel, LaGrange, III.from July, 1959 - October 1959;Mill Creek Baptist Church, Roxboro, N. C. from November 1959 - January 1963;Roxboro Baptist Chapel and Westwood Baptist Church, Roxboro, N. C. from June,1964 - January 1967; Lee Street Baptist Church, Danville, Va. from January 1967 -November, 1969.

Following brain surgery, he was retired from the ministry from November 1969 toNovember 1974.

As he regained his health, he again went back into the ministry. In November, 1974he received a call to the pastorate of Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Durham, N. C.where he is serving at the present time.

Rev. C. Grady Nowell

C. Grady Nowell was born in Wake County on October 21, 1930 to Mr. and Mrs.Benjamin Franklin Nowell.

He graduated from Rolesville High School in 1948 and then attended one year ofbusiness school in Raleigh, N. C. After working for about two years, he felt God's call topreach and enrolled in Wake Forest College for the spring semester in 1951.

After graduation in 1956 he enrolled in Southeastern Baptist Seminary.In the spring of 1957 he was called as pastor of West End Baptist Mission in

Washington, N. C., a position he held until December, 1958.In August, 1957 he was married to Barbara Ann Short of High Point, N. C. They are

the parents of four children: Carolyn Jean, Kenneth Grady, Sandra Kay, and BrendaJoy.

He finished his seminary work in December, 1959 and was called as pastor of OxHill Baptist Chapel in Chantilly, Va. in February, 1960.

In September, 1964 he was called as pastor of East Side Baptist Church, Reidsvillewhere he served until January, 1967 when he was called into Foreign MissionsService.

Rev. Nowell and his family left the states in April, 1967 to go to Costa Rica wherethey spent one year studying Spanish. The next year they went to Honduras, wherethey spent the next nine years serving as missionaries, working as Field Evangelists,Bookstore Manager, and Mission Treasurer. Rev. Nowell is currently pastor of PennMemorial Baptist Church in Reidsville.

Rev. Charles MiddOctober 15, 1967.

He attendedHis wife, Mildred,He is the father of

Education work.

was baptized,He received hisand Southwestern

Jessie R. DennisRay Dennis.

He attended Troyreceived a certificatecompleted specialExtension classes and

He is married toJudy.

From 1965 untilRandolph ";'O,ULlal

Baptist Church,From August 1

Chapel, South ForkBaptist Mission,

In March of 1974Associa tion.

At the present time

The Rev. 'GradyNowellNamed To M·ssion FieldIn a most meaningful and in-

spiring service on Dec. 8th theRev. Grady Nowell and wife, Bar-bara, were appointed by the Sou-thern Baptist Foreign Mli!ssionBoard to serve as missionaries toHonduras.The service was held lin the

Chapel of the Foreign MissionBoard in Richmond, where per-sonat testimoIliies were given byeach of the 26 candidates who willbe serving on the fored:gn fields.Dr. Baker James Cauthen, secre-tary of the Foreign Mlission Board,gave the charge to the mission-aries land presented each of themwlith a certificate of appointment.ImmedWately fohlowing the ser-

vice, a reception was gtiven honor-ing the missionaries and for thefriends and relatives of those whowere appointed.Grady ds the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Nowell of Wendell and hisWlilfeIDsthe former Barbara Shortof Hiigh Point. He is a graduate ofWake Forest College and South-eastern Baptist Theological Semi-nary at Wake Forest and has held

pastorates in Washington, N. C.,Chantilly, vs., and E1ast Sdde Bap-tist Church dn Reddsville where hewill continue to serve until theirdeparture in April.Barbara attended Mars Hill Col-

lege, graduated from Meddcla!lCol-lege in VirgtiIliia, and attendedSoutheastern Baptist TheologicalSeminary at Wake Forest. Theyare the parents! of four chli1dren;Oarolyn, age 7, Kenneth, age 5,Sandra, age 4, and Brenda, age 3.Those attending the service were

Mrs. Ben Nowell, Mrs. SheltonBridgers, and Mrs. Lillie Wailtersof Wendell, Mrs Linda Driver ofRocky Mount, Mrs Mary FrancesMartin of Zebulon and Mr. andMrs. Dwight Gay of Richmond.The Rev. Earle J. Rogers, a for-mer pastor of the Wendell Bap-tist Church, and his family fromMadison, N C., also attended theservice.Mrs. Dwight Gay entertained in

her home at 3 o'clock dn the after;noon wlith a too, for the out-of-townrelatives and friends who attendedthe service.

Waynesville MountaineerWeldon: Roanoke NewsWendell: Gold Leaf FarmerW;St Jeffer~yland PostWhiteville: News-ReporterWilmington: JournalWilliamston: EnterpriseWindsor: Ledger- AdvanceYadkinville: Yadkin RippleYanceyville: Caswell MessengerZebulon Record

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Baptist Missionarie 0 Visitormer Pastorate Sunday

Rev. and Mrs. C. Grady No-well, Southern Baptist mission-aries, will be visiting his form-er congregation at East SideBaptist Church this Sunday.Rev. Nowell will speak at the11 a.m. and 7:W p.m. servicesthere.After the morning service,

the Nowells will be specialguests at a picnic lunch at theLawsonville Community build-ing. Friends of the couple areinvited to join the congrega-tion for the lunch and a periodof fellowship.Rev. and Mrs. Nowell,

were appointed missionariesDecember of 1966 by theern Baptist ForeignBoard, are on aleave before going toFor the past year theybeen in linguistic schoolCosta Rico.Rev. Nowell served the

torate of East Sidefrom September 1963 untilappointment. His wife, atered nurse, worked atPenn Memorial' Hospitaltaught at Rockingham Community College. They havechildren. '

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