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Posters

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Posters

Deadline for posters is 5 p.m.

• Brown Family Reunion, descendents of Beatrice Boler Brown, Saturday, July 23, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Dan Nicholas Park, Shelter 2. Bring covered-dish. For information, call Byron Brown or Brian Brown, 704-433-9145.

• 85th annual reunion of Jacob H.H. Sloop, Margaret Catherine Deal Sloop family, 1 p.m., Sunday, July 24, New Hope Lutheran Church, Kannapolis. Bring picnic basket and beverage. Hosted by the Waldo Sloop Family. For more information: Amie 704-591-2999 or amiegoodman@hotmail.com.

• Old School dance Sunday night with Deejay Peaches at JC Price Post 107. Ladies free until 10 p.m. Old school, new school, reggae, you name it. Dress code enforced. Donation $5.

• Woodleaf New Jerusalem Holiness Church revival, Sunday through Thursday, July 17-21, 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker the Rev. Paul Jones Sr., pastor of New Zion Baptist. Host pastor Bishop Willie Gray.

• Dixonville Lincoln Community Association meeting Saturday, 5 p.m., Hall’s Chapel Primitive Baptist Church, South Clay Street. All members urged to attend.

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