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MBS. DUNN DAUGHTER VISIT !
Mr* Sylvia Durn and daughter, j'■
Mrs. Priscilla Williams, formerly I
of Camden Street, were recent j
guests of Rev and Mrs. J. D. Hili !
of E Davie Street. They stopped in j
the city enruute to Winston-Salem |
and Sarasota. Florida, where* Mrs. j
Dunn will spend the winter with j
her daughter. Mrs Vivian Smith. ;
MRS 7-EL! \ MCCARR HOSTS
Rev and Mrs. Hanson Dunn and i
grandchildren of Lackawa.na Mew:
York motored to Raleigh to visit
their sister, Mrs. Zclla McCarr of
Lincoln Terrace, recently.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Many happy returns to Miss •
Trances BirdssU, who celebrated ■
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BIRTHS
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BIRTHDAYS
her birthday on September 5
MR. DUNBAR ENDS VACATION
Mr. Louis Dunbar of "1?
Manly Street returned to thp
i itv Monday after spending
several days in Long Island,
New ’fork. He was she guest
of honor at a surprise party
given at the home of Miss
Katherine Jones, ”211 tOSth
Street in Fast Elmhurst. L 1.,
New York Guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Jackson. Mrs. Ada Smith Mr.
Ernest Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Randier and Mr« Sal-
He Taylor Dunbar was the
guest of Mr and Mrs Willie
Shepard of Jamal**. V V «*t.
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CLUB NEWS
and
NOTES
arday night. He visited the Po
lo Grounds Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Walter Jackson,
where he witnessed a game
between the Brooklyn Dodgers
and the New York Giants
MRS JOHNSON. SON RETURN
Mrs Edith Johnson and son
Sherwood Me bane, of E Morgan
| Street, who have been vacation- >
i ins: in East Orange. New Jersey
i and Bronx. New' York, have re
: turned home They wire the guest?
| of Mrs. M Helen Debnam and Mrs
i D Louise McGirt They were the
| dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Jo
| seph Jackson of Montclair, N J
! Mrs. Dora Strickland, sister of
; Mrs Johnson, was hostess to a
S dinner party. j
j ATTEND LOTT CAREY CON
VENTION
i Mrs James Higgs. 313 N Tar
; boro Street, and Mrs Carrie Laws.
F Martin Street, attended t.he Lott j
Carey Convention in Orange. New |
Jersey recently. They also visited !
relatives of Mrs. Higgs in New j
York
REV NELSON SPEAKER HERE
The Rev John O Nelson, a na
tive of Georgetown, British Gui
ana, South America, is conducting
i a one-week revival at the Wilson
Temple. Methodist Church, the Rev,
C L Gidney pastor. The services <
began Sunday. September 3, and !
will end Friday, September 13 On (
i Sunday morning the Rev Nelson
•■•poke from the subject. '’Every
Min a Debtor" and Sunday night
I he chose his discussion from the
: ‘epic, ' Clduds.”
Rev Nelson attended the I
nubile schools of Georgetown,
snd i* a graduate of Teachers
College. Oxford University In
England He holds the A 8 <?<■-
from Lincoln University
:Ra 1 studied for two years
it Howard University’s Law
j ?rhooi and is at present a se
nior in. the School of Theology
at Gammon Theological Semi
nars-. Atlanta. Georgia Prc
entlv the supply pastor of the
Newman First Presbyterian
Church. Newman, Gs.. Rev
Nelson’s ambition is to work
| with the Presbyterian Board
es Missions as a minister In
the United States.
GARDEN CI-UB TO MEET
i The Flower Garden Club will
I meet with Mrs. Nellie Small. 802
j S Erst. St.. Sept 17. As this is the
first meeting following summer va
cation all members are urged to ;
be in attendance
PVT. HORTON VISITS
Tvt Herbert D Horton Irr- re- :
turned to Fort Jackson, S C as- !
; *er spending a weekend with his
‘ mother of Hyde Terrace in Chavis ‘
' Heights Pvt Horton was inducted j
J into the Army in 1956 while a
| renior at St Augustine’s College
i He is expected to continue his
| study of music at the college up
* on his discharge.
| MRS. MILLER ATTENDS MEET
Mrs. W M. Miller of Raleigh is
attending the State Meeting of the
Order of Eastern Stars in Rock
ingbarn
OFF TO COLLEGE
Robert E. Sanders,, son
of Mr. and Airs. E. L. Sanders.
Sr., 1107 S Blocdworth Street,
rnd Phillip Hagwood, son of
Air. and Mrs. Omega Hagwood,
Lee Street, left the city Sun
day for A and T College in
Greensboro where both will
enroll as rreahmen. E. L. San
dees, Jr., * rising Junior left
for A and I inter in the week.
BUSINESS MEETING HELD
A very successful business meet-
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PLAN BTH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE SUNDAY Ed Halls Sensational Evening Five Quin
tet will observe their Bth anniversary Sunday night. September 1:> at the Raleigh Safety Club The
program gets underway ai 1:30 p.m, Some ten singing groups from throughout the state will partici
pate on the program, Sam Harris of Fuquay Springs and Jimmy Rytd of Durham will serve a masters
of ceremonies Shown in photo are: front row, left to right, Eugene Brown, first leader; Ed Hall, second
leader. Standing, left to right, are: Cecil Harris baritone: William Banks, Jr, tenor; William Scar
borough, guitarist; and William Giles, Jr., bass.
ORGANIZE UNITED FUND EFFORT These six women are helping organize residential solicita
tion in five school districts for the 1857 United Fund Campaign. Mrs. Peter H Williams, chairman of this,
campaign unit, says (hat Ihis is part of an effort directed at giving every home in Raleigh a chance to
support the campaign which begins on October 7. Sec ted left to right arc Mrs C L Gidnev, Mrs. Peter H
Williams and Mrs W, M Williams. Standing a,re Mrs. George F. Newell, Mrs. Sadie Griffith and Mr*. W
; M. Giles
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Weekly Church Roundup
By Mrs. May L. Broadie
ing with the. Pastor, Rev, W, D. j
Carson, and the membership c.j ,
Rush Memorial A. M. F. Zion
Church vis bold last Monday
night at the Church, Final plans
and suggestions were made lela
tive to the Annual Conference
which meets here in November.
As a final resort s 52.W10.00 Rally j
was launched and will end the sth j
Sunday in September.
porri.Aßrrv c ontest under
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The Boosters Cluh of Rush j
Memorial Church is sponsor
ing “A Popularity Contest" In
the interest of Church Furni
ture. You are asked please to
encourage them hv voting for
the indy of your choice.
NEIGHBOR’S CLUB MEETS
1 The Friendly Neighbor's Club !
i met Sunday, September Bth at |
j the home of Mrs. Rebecca Smith j
i 415 Alston St. with the president, i
! Miss Ida Jones presiding. Business j
discussed: Making plans to ce!e- !
brate the Club's Ist anniversary i
on the 13th of October. A delicious
i course was served, Members pre-
I sent: Mrs. Eunice Whitley. Mrs.
; Eunice Norten, Mrs. Flossie Bal
: ton. Mrs. Lucille Haywood, 'Miss
! Ids Jones, Miss Rebecca Smith.
| Mrs. Sallie Edwards. Mrs Rena
i BeH Hinton, Mis. Ethel Mae Hall,
j Mrs. Sallie Lou Edwards. Mrs
| Maeia Wideman, Mrs. Bessie Cha
j vis and Mrs Vivian Burl.
MRS LAWRENCE VISITS
Mrs Ella E Lawrence of Greens
\ tim’o spent the weekend with Mr
; and Mrs. F D. Washington.
MRS. YOUNG RETURNS
Mrs. Lula E Young has returned
j to Shaw University after spending
; a very pleasant vacation in Salem,
Virginia.
RFV. JONES HONORED
\ surprise birthday party was |
•iven recently in honor of the
Rev. J. W. Jones' 75th birthday.
He is pastor of the Fayetevtlle
Street Baptist Church, Approxi
mately 60 guests were on hand to
extend best wishes and offer gifts.
Included among ministers in at
tendance were- Revs. J. A. Forbes,
W A Morgan, Aaron Johnson,
Wdson W, Lee. Raymond Mile*,
J H. Bryant. Melvin Boone, and j
E. T) Pretty, The wives of many ;
minuter* were also in attendance 1
THE CAROLINIAN
I I illy of The Vail.",-—Sunday i
j morning worship: The ; !
! joined their regular pastor, fb \. ' 1
jJ. H, Graham in And la. N. C. j i
where ihey had fellowship service, i
St. Paul A. M. K. Church: Sun- <
day morning service began with
the Church School which opened ;
at 9:45 with the superintendent,
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, presiding.
1 The pastor, Rev. T„ S, Penn, gave j
> a very line review of the lesson,
j followed by words of encourage
ment by our presiding eJdoi Dr G
; S. Gant and bis wife. Mrs. Gant
| We were pleased to have in our j
j school Mr. and Mrs. H. E Brown. )
jMr Brown is principal of Ligon I
j High School.
This being the last quarterly con j
i forenee for the conference year, j
! we had .an inspiring message from
; our presiding elder. Dr, Gant. He
! took his text from St.. Luke 2, ver
j ses 18 and 20 Mala chi 3:1. Sub
| ject, “The Great ExXpeetation.”
j Music was by the Choristers j
; with Mrs. Wortham at the organ j
i in the absence of Mr. R, H. Toole I
i Principal H. E. Brown und Mrs. j
i M. T. Howard joined the church, j
j The following were visitors at I
; the morning service: Mr. and Mrs. j
j 11. E Brown, Mrs. Odessa Roberts, I
i Mrs Nellie Boykin Mr. Clark Jer- J
; scy Mrs. M. T. Howard. Mrs. M
( T. Howard, and Mr, Sidney Hardy,
! New York.
We were pleased to have a num
ber of our member* return after
I several weeks absence. Mrs. Hattie
1 Mitchell Mrs. Martha Davidson.
' Mrs. Florine Guess, Miss Ellen
! Marie Hockady and others whoso
! names we failed to get
Mrs. Hattie Toole and sons R. H j
Toole and Clarence Toole spent !
th * weekend In Washington on sc- |
count of the illness of Mr*. John [
Toole, Mis. Toole's daughter-in- I
| law.
Dr. Robert Hunt of Florida hu
been the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, C. K. Hunt,
Friends of Mrs. Minnie Burns
will be pleased to know sba is
much improved.
’Dipper Memorial Church—Sun
day morning worship: The service
began at 11 o’clock with the senior
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
M. R. Boone, in charge,
j The pastor told a beautiful story
1 to the children before 'the sermon, j
1 with a lovely illuirtration of now I
God rare? for a sparrow In relation
to how ne cares for them and that
the world is a beautiful place be- !
cause of their presence.
The subject of the main service,
delivered bythe pastor, Rev. M. R. j
Boone was "Arise and be not j
afraid”. Text taken from Matthew, ;
17th chapter and 7th verse. The j
seimon was very inspiring and en- ;
joyed by all. Holy Communion fol- I
lowed the sermon.
Baptismal service was held Sun
day evening and ser tee was eon- j
ducted later by the pastor ar.d •
members of the Seventh Day Ad- 1
venlist Church.
We are moving along nicely
with our church renovation* and
v.t thank, our many friend* for ;
their contributions.
Our doors are always open and !
visitor* are always welcome.
Martin St. Baptist Church—Sun
day morning worship: Church
School began at 9:45 A Urge num
ber was present Morning, worship
at. tl o’clock. The choral group
was in charge of music under the
direction of Miss Minnie Mints The j
pastor, Rev. P H. Johnson deliv- I
ered a powerful sermon to a. large !
congregation. Every one was very !
well-pleased at the wonderful
sermon.
Wilson Temple Methodist. Church
—Sunday morning worship; ChtSrch
School at, 9:45 Morning worship at
11 o'clock. The senior choir was
in charge of music under the dir
ection of Miss Nannie Morgan, or
ganist, Mr Leon Haywood.
Th< pastor, Rev. C. L. Gidney.
members and friends arc happy to
have a* their guest speaker for the
week the Rev. .John O. Nelson of
British Guiana in South America,
who delivered a dynamic sermon
last Sunday from the Book of Ro
mans, Ist chapter 15th verse. He
v'ill conduct service all the week.
First congregational Christian
Church— Sunday morning wor
ship- Church School at 9:45 with
the Supt. Mr. Sherman Lewis, pre-
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11 o clock. The junior choir was I
in charge, of music, under the dir- i
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A very inspiring sermon was de
livered “by the pastor, F»v. H
Cunningham, from, the Book of
Psalms, 78th chapter. 41st verse
Subject: How we limit God." The
former pastor Rev. P R. Deberry,
I '”iil be the guest minister next j
; Sunday morning at the 1! o'clock j
j service
Oberlin Baptist Church—Sunday j
I morning worship: Church school
•at 9:45. Morning worship at 11 !
| o'clock The senior choir had j
j charge of music, under the direr- |
| tton of Mr. Alvin Blount. Oru mist. ,
! Mrs. Lucy Campbell. The pastor. ;
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