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THE CilSCLmiA*
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958
The Raleigh
: SCENE
I- E. AUSTIN SPEAKS
L. iJ. Austin, editor of the Oar- !
aline. Times, Durham, spoke atthe i
Bloodworm Sheet '/MCA on I
Monday at the regular weekly
"meeting of the Ministerial Alli
ance. He was presented by the
-« ftiCfc ,-O . f , - it'UUu.HGiU W4t U D4IU
' president of the Alliance, Rev.
P. H. Johnson, presiding.
Discussing the subject "The
Power Os Sacrificial readership,’
Mr. Austin stated that one key to !
the. solution of today’s problems |
ts to find leaders who will de- ;
crcfase their own personal desires j
and ambitions in order that the :
welfare of the total community
maybe increased or improved.
There is also the attitude on
the part es many people to over :
rate white collar professions and '
tend to discredit business and j
skilled jobs. This results in a j
weak economic base which under
iplnes our economic hasp.
Ih reply to his own question j
"What Is That in Thine Hand? *. |
• the speaker stated that Negro!
otiaens today have a feeling of
togetherness as was demonstrated
in Montgomery and the ballot
guaranteed by the course which
may be used to help solve todays
problems.
INCOME tAX BRIEFING
AT YWCA
Persons interested in learning
how to properly fill out and file i
their federal income tax forms;
arc .invited to attend a meeting’
at tljC Sojourner Truth Branch of |
the VWCA Thursday. February i
20, at 8 p.m.
Mr. J. W. Wright of the Intern- j
a! Revenue Department will be
present to explain the 195? tax
forms rind to answer any ques
tions aJbout how to properly an
swer the questions raised by these
forms. The Adult Education And
Activities Committee of the YW
CA that is sponsoring this mefet
GREEN CHAPEL "I
BAPTIST CHURCH
Blount Street
SmithffeM, N. C.
- REV, J. H'. BRYAOT, Pastor j
Sunday School 10:00 —Ift .45 I
Prayer Service 10c 50—11 TO
Processional —Introit
Call To Worship
Morning Hymn
Scripture f
Hymn
Prayer
Hymn
Announcements Dec, Frank
Penny, Clerk
Recognition Os Visitors
Offering—Music by Chon
(Help for Others)
Sepmonette: “Unity In The
Ohsrch"
Announcements Os Offering
Mediation. Hymn
Sermon: “Words That Enoch
Walked With God”
Invitation To Discipleshlp
Recessional
Benediction
flight Sermon: “Am I My Bro
ther's Keeper 1 *
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BIRTHDAY ttllt HOLDS j
MEETINGS
Ihe December meeting of
the Birthday Ciub was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I Claudius Morgan on Bedford
j Avenue. This meeting, feat
ured by an elaborate dinner, {
honored the birthdays of Mr*.
Annie Lord am! Mrs, Eleanor !
Flagg. The January meeting,
held at the home of Mrs. Le
i amta. Ingram of Bedford Ave
nue, had Mrs, Thelma Hollo
way as its hostess, along with
Mrs Ingram. This meeting was
in honor of the birthday of
Mr* Thelma Holloway. A
sumptuous repast was enjoyed,
by the many guests present at
this meeting.
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18 ATTEND YOUTH
CONFERENCE HERE
The executive committee of the
N C. YMCA Older Youth Confer
ence met in their annual planning !
session at the Bloodworth Street
YtoCA Sunday morning, February
3. Mr. Vernon Mcßae, conference
| president, presided at the meet
i ing, which was held to make plans
! for the annual state-wide Older j
j Youth Conference to be held in j
j Greensboro, April 18-20. Mr. E. L.!
! Halford, executive secretary of
i the Bloodworth Street YMCA. is
the executive director of the con
ference.
YWCA WIVES PLAN PARTY
The YW Wives Club of tire lo
cal branch will make merry at a ;
Valentine Party to be held at the j
YW Saturday night, February 15. |
This organization will also spon-i
sor a meeting at the YW on Wed - j
nesday evening, February 19, at j
I which time courses in metal e- j
! nameling and ceramics will be i
i offered. The general public is cor- j
| dially invited to attend this!
’ meeting and become interested in
j learning to develop these skill:.
Mrs, Julia Smith is chairman of
this group.
REV. FLEMING WILL BE
SPEAKER
i The Rev. John W. Fleming, ex
, ecutive secretary of the N.C. Bap
j ttst State Sunday School Conven
tion, will be the speaker at the
| Lincoln Day Tea to be held at
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i GRACE |
| A.M.E. Zion Church |
I Corner Hill & Edenton St#. j
■ Church School Ift :00A.M. i
i Morning Worship 11:30 A.M,
! V. C. T 3. 6:45P.M.
Evenelng Worship 8:00 P.M.
(Mid-Week Prayer Services)
Wednesday Evening 8:00 P.M
Communion —Each First Sun
day-Morning & Evening
1
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wfm'"ro< “Jn-/ *
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Ts<k* Jtf*"
i the Wilson Temple Method.st j
I Church, Sunday afternoon. Fen
j s. at 4 p.m. Music for this oe- |
] casion will be furnished by the |
j choir of the Oberlln Baptist
! Church. Thr; public is cordially
i invited to attend this event
| CREDIT UNION HEARS YM
EXECUTIVE
! Mr, E. L. Baiford, executive sec- |
ret,ary of the Bloodworth Street !
YMCA was the featured speaker i
at the annual meeting of the Per- j
qulnmn» County Credit Union, j
j held in Hertford. Tuesday even- i
j ing, January 26. Mr. W. R. Pres
! cott is secretary of tire union and
reported a most successful year j
of operation. This Credit Union
now has over $75,000 in total as- {
sets and is a tremendous toftu
ence for good in the eastern area
it serves so well.
GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION
CLUB
The attention of the public is i
called to the weekly meetings of j
the Great Books Discussion Club I
at the Sojourner Truth YWCA on ;
Wednesday afternoons at 3 p.m.,
Authors, literature and current j
topics are discussed at these meet- i
ings which are held on the open- j
forum plan. Mrs Edith John is
' the chairman of this group.
MISS HUNT MAKES "WHO’S
WIIO”
Miss Ann R. Hunt, a senior
la the field of music education
at Virginia State College, has
been selected as one of 23 stu
j dents who will represent the
college in “Who’s Who" In
American Colleges and Uni
versities,” Miss Hunt is now
doing her cadet teaching on
the high school level at the
Armstrong High School, Rich
mond, Va. She completed her j
l cadet teaching on the elemen
tary level at Petersburg.
Miss Hunt is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hunt of
| 115 N. State Street, Raleigh,
and is a graduate of Ligon
| High School.
BAHA’IS TO MEET HERE
The Bahai’s of Raleigh will hold !
their Sunday evening meeting m
the YMCA Library at 600 South:
Bloodworth Street, at 8:00, Feb
ruary 9, 1953 With Mrs. Margaret I
Quance speaking on ‘ Prayer and
Meditation". The public is cor- j
dially invited.
“MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY”
SLATED
“Music Extraordinary” will be
rendered by the KittreH College
Choir of Xittreb, Sunday at 4,
pm., at the St. Paul AME Church, j
Raleigh. The group is Uf.diu the •
direction, of Mr. Charles Alston
of Durham and Rev. L. S. Penn,
I pastor, invites the public to at-!
I tend.
! 'NEW JACK & JILL MEMBERS
Three new members joined the
! Raleigh chapter of the Jack A Jill
Club of America, Inc., Sunday,
January 25.
Members admitted were Mrs.
Marjorie Debnam, Mrs. Mildred
McDowell and Mrs. Ruby Stroud.
Highlights of the installation
program were the greetings from
Mr. W, Davenport.
Those present were Dr. and
i Mrs. Ft. W. McDowell, Mrs. M.
i Debnam, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stroud,
| Mr. and Mrs. J. Abron. Jr., Mr.
| and Mrs. M. Ratey, Mrs, Geneva
; Brown. Mrs. Margaret Capehart,
I Mr. and Mrs. J. Coefield, Mrs
JM. Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. W
i Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Hayes, Dr. and Mrs. C. Hunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Keck. Mr. and Mrs. W
Latham, Mr. and Mrs. C. Light
ner, Mrs. R. Lightner, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. G:
Newell, Dr. and Mrs. N- Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid, Mr. arid
Fayetteville Street
BAPTIST CHITECH
Cor. Fayetteville and Hunter
TE 3-3283 Raleigh. N. C.
REV. 3. W, JONES
Pastor
W. F. PETERSON
Secretary
JOSEPH WHITAKER
Chairman of Finance
9.30 Sunday School
11:00 Worship Service
Take heed onto yourselves
and to all the flock over
which the Holy Ghost has
| made you overseers, to feed
the church of God.
—Acts 20:23
j subject: “ Pastor* weapon
! sibSUty to the Church"
i 6:00 P.M. B. T. U.
!
j NIGHT SERVICE—
As 1 was with Moses, so will
j Ibe with thee. —Joshua 1:5
Subject: "God's Promise to
! Those Who Follow Him."
7 -30 Wednesday Teacher*
Meeting.
8:30 Wednesday -- Prayer
Service.
What Doing Around Tourn !
RECEIVES AWARD FOB 25-YEARS’ SERVICE Mrs Alberta Grant of New York is shown;
receiving a check for $2503,00 from Mr. Arthur Mendelson, General Manager of the 1. Posner Company, j
a beauty products supply house. The Board of Directors of the firm awarded Mrs. Grant a plaque |
i and SIOO.OO for each of the 25 years she has worked with the company as Chief Production Manager
S and Chemist. She supervises 75 employees and since joining the staff in 1932, has steadily progressed to
her present position. Also shown are other employees of the firm.
Weekly Church Roundup I
By Mrs » May L. Broadie
YOUNG’S MISSIONARY,
; CHAPEL CME CHURCH Sun- J
! day morning worship: Church ,
j School be an at the usual hour 1
i with the nipt, Mrs. Della Ford,
iin charge lomlng worship start
ed at. 11 o clock. The senior choir
I had charge of music, under the
j direction of Miss Bettie J, Broa-
I die. A very good message was de
! livered by the pastor, the Rev. J
In. Leverette from the book of
; Galatians.
I LILY OF THE VALLEY j
: CHURCH Sunday morning j
worship: Church School began at'
i 10:30 with the supt., Mr. Joseph!
; Williams, Sr., in charge. Regular j
I church services began at 12 noon
; with the senior choir in charge
i of music, under the direction of
i Mr. Willie Henderson. A very in
spirational sermon was preached
by the pastor, the Rev. G. H. Gra
ham.
WILSON TEMPLE METHO
i DIST CHURCH Sunday morn
: ing worship: Church School at
! 9 :45. The supt., Miss Nannie Mor
| gan, was in charge. The morning
worship started at 11 o’clock with
i the senior choir in charge of rnus-
I ic, directed by Miss Nannie Mor
i gan. The pastor, the Rev. Calvin
L. Oldney, delivered a wonderful
sermon from the book of St. Luke
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday morning worship: Church
School began at 10:30 with Mr.
|B. T. Sanders, supt.. in charge, j
! Worship service opened at 12!
j noon with the congregation sing
i ing. The spiritual message was
1 delivered by the pastor, the Rev.
George Mitchell.
; ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
i Sunday morning worship: Church
| School was held at the usual hour
i cheil, to charge. Mrs, Geneva
| with the supt.. Mrs, Hattie Mit
| Brown was at the piano with Miss
i Jessye Me bane leading the sing
i Ing, A fine review of the lesson
; was given by the pastor, the Rev.
! L. S. peun. He took his text from
! Romans. 15-1, and delivered a
i wonderful sermon.
TOPPER MEMORIAL BAP
: TIST CHURCH Sunday morn
i ing worship. Church School open
jcd at 9:45 with the supt. in
I charge. Morning worship began at
J ll o’clock with the senior choir
I in charge. Morning worship began
at li o'clock with the senior choir
in charge of music and Mrs. M. R.
Boone at the or, an. The Rev, W. K.
Lucas was guest speaker for the
j Mrs. R. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J:
! White. Mr. and Mrs. J. Winters
! and Mi's. M. Yarbrough.
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Actors Rstirowd—rfont Os Method)
i morning service. He brought a very
! inspiring message from the 11th
i chapter of St. Matthews,
i FIRST CONGREG AT lONAL
! CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sunday
morning worship: Church School
began at 0:45. The supt., Mr. Sher
man Lewis, was in charge of music.
Organist, Mr. Ernest Massenburg. It
was Holy Communion Sunday, The
text for the sermon was taken
from the Book of Ist Corinthians,
ZMWA Phi'Beta Sorority
EST !nc ., Raleigh
SOROK NUGENT GUEST
SPEAKER
Sovor Mary W. Nugent of Virgi
nia State College faculty will be
the guest speaker for Finer Wom
anhood Week, which will be held
at Shaw University Vesper Ser
vices on February 23rd.
ZETA-LITE RESUMES STUDIES '
Beth Carnage, daughter of Sor
er Mary Carnage has resumed her
studies at Howard University after
spending a week at home during
the semester break.
congratulations to alpha
KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY
Congratulations to the A. K. A.
I Sorority which is celebrating the
50th Anniversary of the sorority
and the 30th Anniversary of the
Hi
' s-/ and her staff -?"*V**
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Sweets for your Valentine,, and a pretty salad, too!
Here’s a layered one, made with better-biending Carna
tion Evaporated Milk that will also delight the littie
Valentines in your family.
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VALENTINE SALAD
i Make* 8 to 10 servings)
2 eupi (#303 ton) fruit cocktail I cup undiluted CARNATION
2 packages strawberry-flavored EVAPORATED MIIJK
gelatin y 4 cup l»ma?i Juice
Syrup plus water to mak* 3 tups % cup chopped •Cvra
Vj tup mayonnaise
Drain fruit. Dissolve gelatin in white Add mayonnaise, Cama
boiling syrup-water mixture, tion and lemon Juice, Mix weli
j Pour 1 cup of hot gelatin into a Stir in fruit and celery. Pour In
-2 quart mold. Refrigerate until to mold or. top of clear gelatin
set. Chill remaining gelatin un layer. Chili until firm, about 2
til consistency of unbeaten egg hours.
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BETH UHEM BAPTIST!
CHURCH Sunday morning wor* j
ship: Church School began at 10 •
o'clock with the supt., Mr. Alton I j
Dunn in charge. Morning worship
began at It o'clock with the s; " >r
choir in charge of music. Th ■
tor, the Rev. Leotha D
brought a very inspiring sc . tun
from the book of St. Mark, 12th
chapter, 28th-34th verses.
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Alpha Theta Omega Chapter on j
Friday 7th, at Jeffreys School Gym- |
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NATIONAL DENTAL WEEK j
"etas sincerely hope that, all par
ents will observe National Dental
Week by being sure that their ’
children see a dentist at least twice j
a year.
SOROR TOTING VISITS
NATIVE C ITY
Rasilcus P. W. Young and hus
band motored to Winston-Salem
over the weekend to witness the
closing celebration of the Y. M C.
A. membership Drive Mr. Otis
Watson, brother of Sorer Young,
won for the second time the metal
/or solicitation of members for
195 a.
My Lady s Doings
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OBERLIN BAPTIST CHURCH - .
Sunday m ormng worship: Church
School opened at 9:45 with the
superintendent, Mr W. Curtis, in
charge. Mornnig worship began at
11 o’clock. The junior choir v.v. in
charge of m usic. under the direr- ,
tion of Mr. Gaston Pulley with i
Mrs. Gaston Pulley at ttie organ !
The pastor, the Rev. Grady Davis. >
preached from the book of Act? ;
16th chapter and 30th verse
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