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~OODWIN ~ aO IThe Rev Dr Kelly OP Goodwin of 50 I N W 26th St pastor --~rheritus of Mount Zion Baptist Church and the former pastor of

Cedar Grove Baptist Church of Mocksville died July 7 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital

He was a native of Washington DC and attended the public schools of Steelton Penn He held a bachelors degree from Howard bullUniversity in Washington a master of divinity degree from United Theological Seminary in Dayton Ohio and a doctor of divinity degree from Shaw University in Raleigh NC Additional post gradushyate studies and training were undertaken at Temple University Virginia Union University the Urban Training Center of Chicago and at North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Pastoral Care Licensed to preach in 1935 and ordained in 1938 Dr Goodwin be~an his ministry as a student minister at Friendship Baptist Church Ijn Washington Prior to accepting the pastorate of Mount Zion Baptist Church in Winston-Salem in 1946 he was the pastor of Zion Baptist Church in Readjng Pa As the third pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church Dr Goodwin led the membership through a pronounced period of programming growth and development including its reloshycation from the old church sitemiddot of 47 years to its present location at Ninth and File Streets After 31 years as pastor of Mount Zion he tetired from its pulpit in 1977 and continued his senior pastorate at Cedar Grove Baptist Church until his subsequent retirement from that post In the community he was a past commissioner and vice chairman of the Winston-Salem Housing Authority former chaplain at Winston-Salem State University a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc and ~ member of the Winston-Salem Ministers Conference as well as many denominational affiliations at the local state and national levels He was a Heritage member of the NAACP

He is survived by his devoted wife Emmalene Hart Goodwin of the home a goddaughter Dr Barbara K (Garret) Phillips of Winston-Salem two nieces Sherrie Goodwin of Richmond Va and Terry Hart Lee of Washington DC one nephew Rotan Lee of Philadelphia a brother-in-law Dr Rotan (Gracie) Lee of Philadelphia several cousins dear family friends Shirley Cloud Ellabelle Tillman Mr and Mrs Charles Gadson the Jones and Sales families the 26th Street neighbors loving caregivers The Mount Zion Baptist and Cedar Grove Baptist Church families and many friends

Funeral services were held at Mount Zion Baptist Church with Dr Serenus T Churn Sr officiating Inhumation followed at Evergreen Cemetery Hooper funeral directors were in charge of ariangements

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i( pGoodwin selected to ~shyreceive Charles McLean Award By ROBIN BARKSDALE Chronicle Staff Wriler

This years Sara LeeCharles McLean Community Service Award goes -- coincidentaUy -- to McLeans fonner next door neighbor and a virtual legend in the community

The Rev KOp Goodwin has been named the 1989recij)ient of the award and will be recognized at the NAACPs annual Freedom Fund Banquet Friday evening at the convention center

Goodwin a long-time pastor and commuDlty activist was stunned by the news of his selection for

we honor Im thrilled at this It was totally unexpected said

Goodwin the fonner pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church They called and asked for some information for some kind of selection committee and I sent it to them But I was completely surprised that I was the one selected

Joseph P Neely senior vice president of Sara Lee Corp said that Goodwins extensive history of service qualified him for the award

Since coming to Winston-Salem in 1946 Dr Goodwins leadership has added strength and confishydence to many organizations and community efforts Neely said In addition to his work with the church and his rtbullbullmy community activities Dr Goodwins pershysonal commitment and influence were major factors in

Forsyth Countys efforts to successfully transition to integration in housing health care and education He has always been willing to stretch his time and energy and we believe he exemplifies leadership middotqualifies at their frnest

A native of Washington DC Goodwin is the son of a Baptist minister He ~tended Howard University and entered the schools graduate program in religion after completing his undelJ8duate studies Goodwin said that he never really considered becoming a minisshyter until he was well into his college years

HI fought it as long as I could he said I went into the ministry as I graduated from college at Howard I went to the graduate school of religion at Howanl for a year I was chosen to serve at a church in Pennsylvania for a summer and I went to stay over the summer I served in pulpit supply I went to stay from June to August and I ended up staying for more thanmiddot 10 years I like them they like me so I stayed

After leaving Pennsylvania Goodwin came to Winston-Salem to continue his ministry He served at the church for more than 30 years and retired in 1978

TheDuring that time he also served as chaplain at WinstonshytheSalem State University and as pastor of Cedar Grove

Baptist Church in Mocksville Goodwin still preaches has two Sundays a month at a Davie County church cam

He said that he has seen some changes in churches Indu over the years but their basic function has remained the Hic same NAI

Much of what I have seen is a modernization of a Win church that was trying to meet the needs of its people ty Goodwin said But I have a feeling about the church irrespective of denomination I have a feeling were asa going to have to clean up our act Weve let the media bad show How they think we are and some of us have Goo bought into it We just need to clean up our acts stro

Goodwins community involvement has been widespread He was instrumental in the fund-raising join campaign that built the Patterson Avenue YMCA and beel

I ~on to 1)11 He energy

photo by Sonja Covir1gtar1

The Rev KOP Goodwin fonner pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church has been chosen to receive the Sara LeeCharles McLean Community Service Award at Fridays NAACP annual banquet

has for years been a moving force in voter registration campaigns He serves on the board of directors of the Industries for the Blind and has worked with the Old Hickoryl Council of the Boy ScoulS of America the NAACP the Winston-Salem Housing Authority the Winston-Salem Red Cross and Omega Psi Phi Fraternishyty

Thats the way my life has been I was brought up as a ministers son who felt that everyone should give baclc to the community some of what they received Goodwin said Thats something I have always felt strongly about

Since the day he arrived in Winston-Salem and joined a workers strike at RJ Reynolds Goodwin has been outspoken about civil rights in the city He is

happy to report that things are better for the cityS AfroshyAmerican population but not convinced that all is as it should be

Winston-Salem has changed signiflC8lltly Pan of the reason we have had changes in Winston-Salem is largely because folks who are the powers-that-be have rolled with the punches said the 77-year-old Goodshywin Places like Reynolds Hanes and Sara Lee have helped They saw things that needed to be seen and they have done something about things that needed to be done This is a long way from heaven but weve come a long way I hope we will continue to make progress We have segments of racial prejudice of the

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Iost intensive kinds in certain areas and among certain people

L P T

Goodwin said that at this point in his life he most enjoys just being alive I think it is a great time to be alive He travels extensively

and has made trips to Europe Africa and the Middle East among

others He said he hopes that people will remember him simply as a pretty good 01 Joe

I think that if there is anything I would want to do that I havent

bull completely done it is just to be accepted as a person and go anyshy

where and be seen just as a person he said Id like to say whatever I

want to say I dont crave any speshycial favors I just want to be a pershyson and have that personhood

From Page B1

respected Thats all For others I would like to see this young genershyation take its rightful place in the scheme ofthings No special treatshyment Id just like to see them have their rightful place

The Sara LeelCharles McLean Community Service Award was inishytiated in 1985 to recognize memshybers of the local community who provide services to those in need and who also motivate people to improve their quality of life It was named for Charles McLean a retired field secretary of the NAACP

Previous winners of the award include The Rev David Hedgley Moses Lucas Robert Eller Sara raquo

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

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JOURNAL WINSTON-SAlEM N Co

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JOIJANAl PHOTO BY

The Rev Kelly Goodwin speaks It Benton Ccmvention Cent

~ thought Id bring it to yPur level If you dont this mind youre going to~be a slave

MLKDa ZIrwIcIl IOURIW REPORTER

The Rev Kelly Goodwin had a tough question yeaerday for those who had come to Benton Conshyvention genter to honor Martin Luther King ~r

How many of you p~ple here actually c)Wn

e of Dr Kings books he asked A few people raised their hands before Goodrin

retracted the question but his point was d This meetfug could go on and on with

fIlces to Martin Luther King but I thought-Id bdng it to your level ~ he said to the youngsters in the dienee of more than 1 000 Ifyou dont devp tIUs rnmt youre going to be a slave

Inspires The celebration to honor Kings birthday began

with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the first chairman of the citys Human Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings exampfe by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

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d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

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tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

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i( pGoodwin selected to ~shyreceive Charles McLean Award By ROBIN BARKSDALE Chronicle Staff Wriler

This years Sara LeeCharles McLean Community Service Award goes -- coincidentaUy -- to McLeans fonner next door neighbor and a virtual legend in the community

The Rev KOp Goodwin has been named the 1989recij)ient of the award and will be recognized at the NAACPs annual Freedom Fund Banquet Friday evening at the convention center

Goodwin a long-time pastor and commuDlty activist was stunned by the news of his selection for

we honor Im thrilled at this It was totally unexpected said

Goodwin the fonner pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church They called and asked for some information for some kind of selection committee and I sent it to them But I was completely surprised that I was the one selected

Joseph P Neely senior vice president of Sara Lee Corp said that Goodwins extensive history of service qualified him for the award

Since coming to Winston-Salem in 1946 Dr Goodwins leadership has added strength and confishydence to many organizations and community efforts Neely said In addition to his work with the church and his rtbullbullmy community activities Dr Goodwins pershysonal commitment and influence were major factors in

Forsyth Countys efforts to successfully transition to integration in housing health care and education He has always been willing to stretch his time and energy and we believe he exemplifies leadership middotqualifies at their frnest

A native of Washington DC Goodwin is the son of a Baptist minister He ~tended Howard University and entered the schools graduate program in religion after completing his undelJ8duate studies Goodwin said that he never really considered becoming a minisshyter until he was well into his college years

HI fought it as long as I could he said I went into the ministry as I graduated from college at Howard I went to the graduate school of religion at Howanl for a year I was chosen to serve at a church in Pennsylvania for a summer and I went to stay over the summer I served in pulpit supply I went to stay from June to August and I ended up staying for more thanmiddot 10 years I like them they like me so I stayed

After leaving Pennsylvania Goodwin came to Winston-Salem to continue his ministry He served at the church for more than 30 years and retired in 1978

TheDuring that time he also served as chaplain at WinstonshytheSalem State University and as pastor of Cedar Grove

Baptist Church in Mocksville Goodwin still preaches has two Sundays a month at a Davie County church cam

He said that he has seen some changes in churches Indu over the years but their basic function has remained the Hic same NAI

Much of what I have seen is a modernization of a Win church that was trying to meet the needs of its people ty Goodwin said But I have a feeling about the church irrespective of denomination I have a feeling were asa going to have to clean up our act Weve let the media bad show How they think we are and some of us have Goo bought into it We just need to clean up our acts stro

Goodwins community involvement has been widespread He was instrumental in the fund-raising join campaign that built the Patterson Avenue YMCA and beel

I ~on to 1)11 He energy

photo by Sonja Covir1gtar1

The Rev KOP Goodwin fonner pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church has been chosen to receive the Sara LeeCharles McLean Community Service Award at Fridays NAACP annual banquet

has for years been a moving force in voter registration campaigns He serves on the board of directors of the Industries for the Blind and has worked with the Old Hickoryl Council of the Boy ScoulS of America the NAACP the Winston-Salem Housing Authority the Winston-Salem Red Cross and Omega Psi Phi Fraternishyty

Thats the way my life has been I was brought up as a ministers son who felt that everyone should give baclc to the community some of what they received Goodwin said Thats something I have always felt strongly about

Since the day he arrived in Winston-Salem and joined a workers strike at RJ Reynolds Goodwin has been outspoken about civil rights in the city He is

happy to report that things are better for the cityS AfroshyAmerican population but not convinced that all is as it should be

Winston-Salem has changed signiflC8lltly Pan of the reason we have had changes in Winston-Salem is largely because folks who are the powers-that-be have rolled with the punches said the 77-year-old Goodshywin Places like Reynolds Hanes and Sara Lee have helped They saw things that needed to be seen and they have done something about things that needed to be done This is a long way from heaven but weve come a long way I hope we will continue to make progress We have segments of racial prejudice of the

Please see page B3

Iost intensive kinds in certain areas and among certain people

L P T

Goodwin said that at this point in his life he most enjoys just being alive I think it is a great time to be alive He travels extensively

and has made trips to Europe Africa and the Middle East among

others He said he hopes that people will remember him simply as a pretty good 01 Joe

I think that if there is anything I would want to do that I havent

bull completely done it is just to be accepted as a person and go anyshy

where and be seen just as a person he said Id like to say whatever I

want to say I dont crave any speshycial favors I just want to be a pershyson and have that personhood

From Page B1

respected Thats all For others I would like to see this young genershyation take its rightful place in the scheme ofthings No special treatshyment Id just like to see them have their rightful place

The Sara LeelCharles McLean Community Service Award was inishytiated in 1985 to recognize memshybers of the local community who provide services to those in need and who also motivate people to improve their quality of life It was named for Charles McLean a retired field secretary of the NAACP

Previous winners of the award include The Rev David Hedgley Moses Lucas Robert Eller Sara raquo

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 833-2079~

JOURNAL WINSTON-SAlEM N Co

JAN 19 93

JOIJANAl PHOTO BY

The Rev Kelly Goodwin speaks It Benton Ccmvention Cent

~ thought Id bring it to yPur level If you dont this mind youre going to~be a slave

MLKDa ZIrwIcIl IOURIW REPORTER

The Rev Kelly Goodwin had a tough question yeaerday for those who had come to Benton Conshyvention genter to honor Martin Luther King ~r

How many of you p~ple here actually c)Wn

e of Dr Kings books he asked A few people raised their hands before Goodrin

retracted the question but his point was d This meetfug could go on and on with

fIlces to Martin Luther King but I thought-Id bdng it to your level ~ he said to the youngsters in the dienee of more than 1 000 Ifyou dont devp tIUs rnmt youre going to be a slave

Inspires The celebration to honor Kings birthday began

with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the first chairman of the citys Human Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings exampfe by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

~-~

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

I ~on to 1)11 He energy

photo by Sonja Covir1gtar1

The Rev KOP Goodwin fonner pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church has been chosen to receive the Sara LeeCharles McLean Community Service Award at Fridays NAACP annual banquet

has for years been a moving force in voter registration campaigns He serves on the board of directors of the Industries for the Blind and has worked with the Old Hickoryl Council of the Boy ScoulS of America the NAACP the Winston-Salem Housing Authority the Winston-Salem Red Cross and Omega Psi Phi Fraternishyty

Thats the way my life has been I was brought up as a ministers son who felt that everyone should give baclc to the community some of what they received Goodwin said Thats something I have always felt strongly about

Since the day he arrived in Winston-Salem and joined a workers strike at RJ Reynolds Goodwin has been outspoken about civil rights in the city He is

happy to report that things are better for the cityS AfroshyAmerican population but not convinced that all is as it should be

Winston-Salem has changed signiflC8lltly Pan of the reason we have had changes in Winston-Salem is largely because folks who are the powers-that-be have rolled with the punches said the 77-year-old Goodshywin Places like Reynolds Hanes and Sara Lee have helped They saw things that needed to be seen and they have done something about things that needed to be done This is a long way from heaven but weve come a long way I hope we will continue to make progress We have segments of racial prejudice of the

Please see page B3

Iost intensive kinds in certain areas and among certain people

L P T

Goodwin said that at this point in his life he most enjoys just being alive I think it is a great time to be alive He travels extensively

and has made trips to Europe Africa and the Middle East among

others He said he hopes that people will remember him simply as a pretty good 01 Joe

I think that if there is anything I would want to do that I havent

bull completely done it is just to be accepted as a person and go anyshy

where and be seen just as a person he said Id like to say whatever I

want to say I dont crave any speshycial favors I just want to be a pershyson and have that personhood

From Page B1

respected Thats all For others I would like to see this young genershyation take its rightful place in the scheme ofthings No special treatshyment Id just like to see them have their rightful place

The Sara LeelCharles McLean Community Service Award was inishytiated in 1985 to recognize memshybers of the local community who provide services to those in need and who also motivate people to improve their quality of life It was named for Charles McLean a retired field secretary of the NAACP

Previous winners of the award include The Rev David Hedgley Moses Lucas Robert Eller Sara raquo

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 833-2079~

JOURNAL WINSTON-SAlEM N Co

JAN 19 93

JOIJANAl PHOTO BY

The Rev Kelly Goodwin speaks It Benton Ccmvention Cent

~ thought Id bring it to yPur level If you dont this mind youre going to~be a slave

MLKDa ZIrwIcIl IOURIW REPORTER

The Rev Kelly Goodwin had a tough question yeaerday for those who had come to Benton Conshyvention genter to honor Martin Luther King ~r

How many of you p~ple here actually c)Wn

e of Dr Kings books he asked A few people raised their hands before Goodrin

retracted the question but his point was d This meetfug could go on and on with

fIlces to Martin Luther King but I thought-Id bdng it to your level ~ he said to the youngsters in the dienee of more than 1 000 Ifyou dont devp tIUs rnmt youre going to be a slave

Inspires The celebration to honor Kings birthday began

with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the first chairman of the citys Human Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings exampfe by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

~-~

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

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Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

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he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

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• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

Iost intensive kinds in certain areas and among certain people

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Goodwin said that at this point in his life he most enjoys just being alive I think it is a great time to be alive He travels extensively

and has made trips to Europe Africa and the Middle East among

others He said he hopes that people will remember him simply as a pretty good 01 Joe

I think that if there is anything I would want to do that I havent

bull completely done it is just to be accepted as a person and go anyshy

where and be seen just as a person he said Id like to say whatever I

want to say I dont crave any speshycial favors I just want to be a pershyson and have that personhood

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respected Thats all For others I would like to see this young genershyation take its rightful place in the scheme ofthings No special treatshyment Id just like to see them have their rightful place

The Sara LeelCharles McLean Community Service Award was inishytiated in 1985 to recognize memshybers of the local community who provide services to those in need and who also motivate people to improve their quality of life It was named for Charles McLean a retired field secretary of the NAACP

Previous winners of the award include The Rev David Hedgley Moses Lucas Robert Eller Sara raquo

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

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JOURNAL WINSTON-SAlEM N Co

JAN 19 93

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The Rev Kelly Goodwin speaks It Benton Ccmvention Cent

~ thought Id bring it to yPur level If you dont this mind youre going to~be a slave

MLKDa ZIrwIcIl IOURIW REPORTER

The Rev Kelly Goodwin had a tough question yeaerday for those who had come to Benton Conshyvention genter to honor Martin Luther King ~r

How many of you p~ple here actually c)Wn

e of Dr Kings books he asked A few people raised their hands before Goodrin

retracted the question but his point was d This meetfug could go on and on with

fIlces to Martin Luther King but I thought-Id bdng it to your level ~ he said to the youngsters in the dienee of more than 1 000 Ifyou dont devp tIUs rnmt youre going to be a slave

Inspires The celebration to honor Kings birthday began

with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the first chairman of the citys Human Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings exampfe by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

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CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 833-2079~

JOURNAL WINSTON-SAlEM N Co

JAN 19 93

JOIJANAl PHOTO BY

The Rev Kelly Goodwin speaks It Benton Ccmvention Cent

~ thought Id bring it to yPur level If you dont this mind youre going to~be a slave

MLKDa ZIrwIcIl IOURIW REPORTER

The Rev Kelly Goodwin had a tough question yeaerday for those who had come to Benton Conshyvention genter to honor Martin Luther King ~r

How many of you p~ple here actually c)Wn

e of Dr Kings books he asked A few people raised their hands before Goodrin

retracted the question but his point was d This meetfug could go on and on with

fIlces to Martin Luther King but I thought-Id bdng it to your level ~ he said to the youngsters in the dienee of more than 1 000 Ifyou dont devp tIUs rnmt youre going to be a slave

Inspires The celebration to honor Kings birthday began

with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the first chairman of the citys Human Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings exampfe by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

~-~

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

Ifld bring it to your level If you dont develop Dure going to be a slave

~ Day Inspires Thousands IKiwin had a tough question ho had come to Benton Conshyor Martin Luther King Jr people here actually own les he asked

their hands before Goodwin but his point was clear go on and on with refershy but I thought Id bring d to the youngsters in the 000 Ifyou dont develop to be a slave

The celebration to honor Kings birthday began with a march from Mount Zion Baptist Church where Goodwin 81 was pastor for 30 years Goodwin still preaches every other Sunday at Ceshydar Grove Baptist Church in Davie County Goodshywin also was the flrst black chairman of the citys housing authority and the fIrst chairman of the citys Hwnan Relations Commission

He challenged members of his audience to folshylow Kings example by developing their minds and fulfilling their potential bull

Im not here to explain everything he did or said Goodwin said He was a man Im asking you to look at your manhood

The Rev Ed Christman the chaplain at Wake Forest Unive~ty issued a different challenge yesterday to the white minority in the audience

Christman recaUed_ that King spoke at Wake Forest University in 1962 just as the school was integrating and many white people were threatshyened by his message of racial equality

Christman said that he dreams of a world withshyout racism - where white people will see Kings birthday as their holiday too

Then that is our task - to those of us who are white in this audience and this community he

~-~

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

CLIPPING SERVICE 1115 HILLSBORO

RALEIGH NC 27603 TEL (919) 8332079

JOURNAL WlNSTON-SALEM N c

JAN 19 93

NG HOLIDAY

d Sisters and brothers what are we waitshyg for Thousands more observed Kings birthday

1cross the country - from Phoenix where the legislature recently recognized the holishyday to Atlanta where Kings widow called for world peace Today on Martin Luther Kings birthday we call for a moratorium on violence Coretta Scott King said at Ebenshyezer Baptist Church where King and his father were co-pastors We call on a multishycultural revolution of values in our nation and in our community

In her annual State of the Dream speech at Ebenezer on Sunday King urged Amerishycans to join a national march on Washington this summer to awaken the slumberiqg conshyscience of our democracy The march will mark the 30th anniversary of her husbands I have a dream n speech on Aug 28 1963

King said she finds hope in the new Demoshycratic administration We go back to Washshyington with high hopes that the new leadershyship will sound the (death) knell for the age of apathy and indifference aud ring in a new era of healing hope and opportunity

Hundreds marched from the legislative building in Raleigh to Memorial Auditorium where politics and religion mixed freely in a celebration of Kings birthday A little short walk is nothing compared to the many miles he walked for freedom and for justice for the people said AI Roberts 35

Gov Jim Hunt invoked Kings memory to support his programs for children

We must commit ourselves to making this state a place where every child will have good health care Hunt said Let us work to provide quality early childhood education

Every child must be treated as Martin Luther King would want us tQ do Ifwe will do that my friends we will truly honor this great leader and will do the work that God put us on this planet to do Hunt said~

House Speaker Dan Blue said that the new Democratic administration gives him hope too That makes me truly believe that weare getting closer to Martin Luther Kings dream Blue said But were not there by any means What matters now is our willingshyness to stand together as a country in this renewal of American spirit

Sam Cooke was right when he said a change is going to come And its going to look like Martin Luther Kings dream

bull Material from The Associated Press was used in this repmmiddott Coretta Scott King the Reli

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004

Press lIP PHOTO

Coretta Scott King the Rev Jesse Jackson and the Rev Bernice Albertine King in Atlanta

sands

~

tman the chaplain at Wake ssued a different challenge te minority in the audience j that King spoke at Wake 1962 just as the school was y white people were threatshyof racial equality

he dreams of a world withshywhite people will see Kings day too sk - to those of us who are e and this community he

I See I~ NOUNY

• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_001
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_002
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_003
• MS615_Goodwin Kelly O_004