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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1957 flZeta Hii Beta Sorority W !ac . )Raleigh ZETA LITE CHOSEN AS QUEEN OF no: BALL MG' Adessa Brown, dough lev of Mrs. Geneva Brown of Lenoir St., ■was queen of the Debutante Ball. The maids of honor to this beauti ful queen were Sifcby Smith and Phyllis Mann. Evangeline Hunter was also presented. These four lovely Zeta Lites were quite out standing in the colorful ball. Con gratulations to all of these ladies. MEETING HELD AT SOROit McKinney’s home Zrtas were highly entertained re cently at the home of Soror Ruby S. McKinney on East Jones Street Other hostesses included Sorors Josephine Sanders and Justine Davis. A delicious Thanksgiving dinner vas served, consisting of an appeti ser, turkey, giblet gravy, dressing, cranberry sauce, potato chips, pineapple salad, and hot rolls. Sorors present were Mildred •Tames, Evelyn Pope, Maude Evans, Beulah Carr, Mildred Chavis. Paul ine Young. Blanche Rivers, Mil lie Veasey, Kernel). McHaffey. Mary Carnage, Justine Davis, Josephine Rev. A. 8. Moseley Rounding Out 40 Years As Zion Claris KINSTON When the Rev A B. Moseley received h s appoint ment at the cio.se oi the Cape Fear Conference. AMEZ Church which convened in Southport, he Roxboro News ROXBORO Miss Polly John son of Roxboro died suddenly in Baltimore last week. The death was shocking to her many friends and the home folks as • lie -had com plained of no recent illness. Mrs. Rosalie Williams is antici pating spending the Christmas holi day in Baltimore, where she has many relatives and fi iends. Mr. Cliff Gilbreath, teacher- Ooach ;( Woddbwn Eh mentary School is convalescing at bis home < n Circle Drive after suffering a slight illness. The Person County High School Panther baskelball team will open its basketball season lure Thursday night against CascweJl County Training School. It will be the first game to be played in the now gym and coach Dickens of the boys and Miss Perry, coach of the girls says that, they are ready lor the big opening night. The Person County High School band under Director Chauncey Mo des gave a good account of its • '■lf in the Christmas parade last Friday night. Sterling Smith was one of the big guns in the A and T North Carolina College football game in Greensboro Thanksgiving. He is the big guard that helped the Ag gies trounce North Carolina Col lege. 21-0. TITtJE TRANSFERS AIITO, TRUCK & TRAILER RK<, ISTK ATTON North Carolina license Plates NOTARY PCBl.lt SERVICE HOURS: 9 to 5 Dally New Location 1010 NORTH MAIN ST. Auto Loans Gel The Money You Nerd Quickly j And Conveniently In Koxboro ; Roxboro Finance Company, Inc. Dial 5582 FOR FINE Groceries ~~ Meats and Fresh Vegetables IT'S. .. BLALOCK’S GROCERY & MKT. J. C. BLARLOC.K, Manager Roxboro, N. C. Js GREAT 1 sL OAK J Sanders. Ruby McKinney, Nora Lockhart, and Kathryn Shepard. Among the Z tas from Raleigh who witnessed the overwhelming score of 21-0 at the A and T—N. C. College football game Thanksgiving were Sorors Mcrca Yarbrough, and Ruby McKinney. A and T defeat ed N. C College. Soror Baker's father. Mrs. Clar j enee Swiney, and. her sister and I biother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Overson. were visitors in Ra leigh during the Thanksgiving holi days. These people motored here from Huntington, West Virginia. Undergraduates from Shaw and j St. Augustine's are loosing forward ' to attending the State meeting on | Saturday in Rocky Mount with i Sorors Veasey and McHaffey. TWIN-CITY MEETING Soror K. Shepard attended the | 9tli Animat Special Education Con j ferenee in Winston-Salem last i week. The meeting was held at the Robert E. Lee Hotel. CHRISTMAS MEET Sorors M. Lane, M. James, M. Yarbrough and B Rivers are look ing forward to entertaining Zetas at a Christmas meet soon. ] was rounding out 40 years of serv i ice in the ministry. He was born in Craven County and after attending the .; public schools of his native county, went to Eastern Caro lina industrial Academy, New Bern, He later entered Living stone Co liege, w here he re ceived his A.B. degree and his 0.0. from Hood Theological Seminary. He was licensed to preach in 1917 and joined the North Carolina Conference. REV. A. It. MOSELEY While a student at. Livingstone he paston.d at Piney Grove and Cleveland. He has served many of the leading churches in North Carolina, of his denomination. He is now the porsidin.tr elder of the Wilson District and has served as the presiding elder of the Wash ington District. The story of his service to the ministry was best told at a testi monial tendered him ai St. John A.ME Zion Church, by the pastor, the Rev, U. S. Johnson, officers, members and friends from throughout eastern North Carolina, Many said that he was fol lowing in the footsteps of his father, the late Hr. J. 11. Mose ley, who also served Hie Wil son District for 22 years. He also It ns had an extended ca reer as a school teacher in the schools o( North Carolina.. He is [Burlington By MRS. M, M. BROWN 601 APPLE ST. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEIJ BURLINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Hozekiah Denson announce the mar riage of their daughter, Elmira Annette Denson, to Samuel Par rish, Jr., of Saxapahaw in Chapel Hill Thursday. After the wedding, | dinner was served at the home ot i Willard Alston. ARRIVED IN SPAIN Airman Charles Rogers, son of i Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogers of | New Street, arrived in Spain ac | cording to the message received I by his parents. Royers was sta [ Honed at the Topeka, Kan., base before going to Spain. BIRTII A NNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mi's. Jerry Health, Rt. 2. E’on oCllege. announce the arri val of a son on November 23 at i Alamance County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David Al j len. Route a, announce the arri ; val of a daughter on November 29 at Alamance County Hospital. Spending t h e Thanksgiving ! Holiday were: Miss Jane Wallace of j Wooden, Va.; Mr. Alfred Wallace, j brother of Washington, D. C.; Mr. • Clarence Compton Jr. of Culpep i per, Va.; Mr. and Mrs, Robert ! Thomas and Miss Peggy Compton ; of Durham, N. C. All guest of Mr. ! and Mrs. Clarence Compton Sr., | of Jackson Heights. Mrs. Annie Tilly will be hos j toss to Missionary group 7 Tues ! day evening at her home on Eliza - j both Si. I Mrs. Issiah Horton and son of i Chadburn. N. C. were recent guests • of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S. j Compton of Jackson Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Henry ■; also Mrs. Lillie Inman of Jones i of Washington, D. C.. were guest i of Mrs. Annie Thompson and fami j !,v on Richmond Ave„ Mr. and Mrs. ! Haywood Johnson of Washington, i St. Spent Thanksgiving with her | mother Mrs. S. E. Noble on Shep- I herd St. Mrs. Vivian Shoffner. The hos j less to group 6 Monday evening | served a delicious repast at the | close of the meeting that consisted j of a study period on “the Link of | Unification with God". The sub i ject was beautifully discussed and | every one felt they must work ! hard at keeping’ in touch. ! Strains of Holy-Holy was the i signal for the vast audience to ' rise al the First Baptist Church lof wciheßv. omnfß aShep ofhh I of which Rev. H. J. Cobh is pastor, j After the opening, Sweet hour of I prayer was used for meditation and | alter service. The theme used: | “power with God” a musical prog ! ram was presented in the after i noon. MORNING WORSHIP At Children's Chapel Christian j church on Sunday morning, No j vember 24. the Rev. G. R. Gates | of High Point was the guest speak j er. How Did the Prodigal Return ! Home? The Prodigal Son was re l pen tan t, he was meek, he was low j in spirit, and above all he acknow ! ledged his sins, and was welcomed by his father. His father received | him in great splendor because he 1 still was his son and was loved ( by him. Rev. J. W. Morrison, pastor. GUEST SPEAKERS | During Missionary Day observ | ances Sunday at Scott Elliott Pres j fcyterian Church, guest speakers ! were Mrs. Badie Conyard of Me i bane Second Presbyterian Church, | and Charles A. Graham of the div | inity school of Johnson C. Smith | University at Charlotte. Emphasizing the need for more I missionaries, both speakers point ed areas of work where church members can help. Response statements were made by Mrs. Charles A. Graham of Charlotte and Mrs. Annie P. Rog ers of Graham. BTU at 6:15 with good attendance. The very regular service —musical by the gospel, choir under the di- j ; reclion of M.r. David Jones . Forty Communion was observed ; 1 at both services. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Malone of j Washington, D. C. spent the , Thanksgiving holiday with his j mother and family, Mrs. Susie Ma- ! lone of Mebane, N. C. Union Chiefs Blast Bigotry DETROIT ’ ANP) “Race-hatred is the new union-busting weapon of management and the year 19- 57 possibly may go down as the year of Infamy,” James B Carey, president, International Union of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO, on Friday advised the 250 delegates attending the TUE National Civ il Rights Conference In Detroit. Without mincing words both Carey and Al Hartnett, IUE sec retary-treasurer and chairman of the IUE Civil Rights conference noted that profit-obsessed big business was attempting to pit race in Its fight to destroy unions. Carey accused Southern em ployers anrl the multi-million dollar Northern industrial giants of unleashing “a new tml uncivilized kind of war fare" against organized labor by "employing this latest un scrupulous technique against labor.” married to the former Miss Corn I E. Smith, who is also a member of the state's teaching system. —^ Meet Your Friends ! ROSE’S 5-10-25* STO R E "Your Popular Store" Main Street 1 I DURHAM, N. C. Suitcase Stuff By “Sk!nk” Browning A&X College 23 North Carolina College 0 is what Coach Bert Uiggot of the Aggies served to Coach Herman Riddick of the Eagles bust Thursday for his Thanksgiving dinner. Now Coach Riddick, is too nice a fellow to be stampeded weekend after weekend by such gentlemen fellows as Cain of Maryland state, Sam Tayl - f Blur field and Bert Piggot of A&T .. . Some say that Riddick'is ver load ed with material and in trying to go along with seasoned 1 er-class men, overlooks his early bench warmers, who in manv m nce.s are capable of replacing some of the regulars who are perl .ming on last, year’s reputations , . . Others say that there is dissent ion on the ball club, while a few point to the coaching staff with the assum tiom that Riddick should let somebody go . . . Whatever the trouble is we are sure that Coach Riddick would like to know foj he has an engagement with Jake Gaither and his Florida A&M Ratters In Miami this weekend and he well knows that Jake will not be joking once the gladiators start marching up and down the playing field. The Winston-Salem ’Rams” of Teachers College are going o he trouble for their CIAA opponents again this season . . . Ditto tor A&T. Fete Williams, 111, coach at I.igon High School i Raleigh is back on the job again and is looking as fit as a fiddle. Enoch Harris, basketball and football official from Wilmington. Delaware spent last weekend in Greensboro he and ■ at vivacious Greensboro socialite Maggie Holly are talking strong talk to each other, Clarence Moore, coach at Stephens-Lee High School in Asheville instructed the punter on his football team to kick the ball to Rocky mount's star halfback on every occasion . , . Moore had been cau tioned by fellow coaches’to avoid kicking to Suggs in the state champ ionship battle that was to be staged in Asheville Ti anksgiving Day - • • Moore disagreed, and kept Suggs busy all day ca‘ -hing punts , . . Results: Asheville 26- -Rockymount 6. It is report . that a crowd oi 5,000 turned out to see tire Stepb ms-Lee Bears turn back the am bitious Booker T. team and capture the state high chool triple “A” Championship for 1957. Lincoln High School of Chapel Hill downed Dunbar High School of Lexington 7-6 in Chapel Hill, Friday for the state high school double “A' Championship . . . This is Coach Bradshaw’s second consecutifc year to win the honor for Chapel Hill . . . One year in Roxboro thi coach at the white high school was “just” runners-up for the state football championship and the citizens gave him a new pocketbcuk with $700.00 in it . . . So many white high school coaches have received valuable gifts for producing championship teams for the town and school until the “giving” has become rou tine. The poor Negro coach usualy gets a “supper” along with the team -a few speeches of praise from some of the local so-called and self styled big shots,” and on rare occasions a group will donate a piece of luggage or some other valuable, useful gift . . . But usually it is a speech at a dinner from some guys who were jealous of the coach’s standing in the community in the first place . . . but they donated a dollar each to the banquet, so that the coach could get a stomach full of food ... a head full of advice and a pocket full of nothing. Mrs Daisy Ramseur of Statesville, the mother of Shaw athlete Harold Ramseur and Statesville’s Morning.side High School star. Clell Ramseur weekended with the Rev. O. L. Sherrills of Raleigh. The Reverend was a star football player for Shaw back in the thir ties. Davie St. Presbyterian Church Davie and Person Streets. Raleigh. N. C. Rev. Robert L. Shirley. Pastor Dr. A,. H .Price, Synod Evange list of Catawba, from Charlotte, N. C. was the guest speaker at the Davie Stret Presbyterian Church last Sunday. He presented the children’s sermon. Patronize Bonus Money Advertisers ilirW;seasonal' GREETINGS CADILLAC- OLBSMOBILE LiLIEN&LEE, Inc. 306 N. CHURCH TELEPHONE 7448 Burlington, N. C. Seagrams Croum jjji — —— s 'l~ / V j j J AGSIM-DISTIIItRS COMPANY. NfW YOPK CITY BlfNDfft WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 86% GRAIR NfUTRAI SPIUH. THE CAROLINIAN | “You are not going to be any- j i more tomorrow than you are to- ! j day. If yu are dishonest and ugly ! j and unfair with your playmates, as 1 | you grow older, you will be just ! that kind of person. You will not i be different. You will have to be right now I what you are tomorrow. If you ; EMERGENCY CLUE MEETS Mrs, Garnel Watts was hostess to The Emergency Club Wednesday, 'November 20 , Tlie meeting was opened with the president, Mrs. Hattie Edmondson, presiding and leading the devo tionals The business of the evening was making preparations for our Xmas party and exchanging of gifts. A delightful menu was served nd enjoyed by all. Members present: M ° sc! a mas. Hattie Edmondson, Phvllis Hay wood. Bessie Wesley, Efi ie Young, Mabel McCauley. Addie Logan, Lu cille Bryant, Georgia Stewart, Gar rcl Watts and the pastor, Rev. L. S. Penn. look good today, you will look good tomorrow. If you look ugly today, you will look ugly tomorrow, more or less. Try to do the very best tday so you can do the very best tomorrow.." The Missionary Society was high ly commended for its pre-Thanks giving service held recently at the church. At 7 p.m„ on Thursday night all senior choir members are asked to be present to arrange for the Xmas pi-ogram. ’ A-l STA-NITI CLEAN! 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