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10 THE CAROLINIAN WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. MAY 17. 105* ~ A3 Oat Os Town SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS Th£ Susan Taylor Sunday School Class ol thd First Baptist Church held its final class meeting al the home of Miss Jacqueline Dolby re cently. All members, including the class’s advisor, Mrs. James, were in attendance. Daniel Crandall, class president, gave a farewell speech from the subject, ‘'God's Goodness and Mercifulness" in which he stressed the giving of ihanks to God for blessings already received from Him. Miss Dolby served refreshments and the meet ing closed with well wishes for all during the summer. ST. AGNES ALUMNI The Si, Agnes Hospital alum nae chapter of Raleigh will hold Ha second Alumnae Day Saturday, May 24, along with St. Augustine's College Alum ni Day. Atl graduates of the St. Agnes School of Nursing OURBON WHISKEY mm YEARS OLD 1*535 O into w ®«*w m fej JL —* I Orchard BRAND 86 WOOF * SWsTlOWtt OtSTMOK PRODUCTS CO.. HEW YORK. N.Y. I HflwfciqfeadßSar? | fc*f*s*J«* IT pew am them i ( O|M» |B# Mnw liHI Hui«Ot ■ ii ' ',• . : ;"t. ■;■■ .vv- 1 MECHANICS & FARMERS BANK RALEIGH - DURHAM -r-* —— -I r-nrii«i«i.wi....iii.iuiii wnwarnMi.i. 1 I j Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Os Raleigh WOi HILLSBORO STREET. RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA TEL. TE 3-1071 j — —— are urged to plan to attend. ■Members who have not receiv ed complete information should contact the president by letter or phone immcdiaely. The pres ident is Mrs. M. A. Parks. Ill® E. Morgan Street, Raleigh. Telephone TE 2-8251. delegate to c of f meeting 1 Mrs. Beulah H Powell has been i elected a delegate from District No. 1 Court of Calanthe and will rep resent the local organization at the ■ Supreme Meeting of the Court at, Hot Springs, Ark. soon. The dele gate to the Winston-Salem meet of the body :s Mrs. Viola Pulley. VISITS NEW JERSEY Mis Lillian Harrison of 5.77 E. Eden ton Street visited her son. John Harrison, and family in New ark. N. J. recently. HOSTS SUNSHINE CIRCLE CLUB Mrs. Lovie Williams of 204 N. Tarboro Road was hostess to the Sunshine Circle Club of St. Paul AME Church on Mav 13 ATTENDS MEETING Mrs. Doris Williams of 521 F.. Edenton Street attended the wedding of her sister-in-law, the former Miss Bettie Wil liams, and Mr. Carl Day In Philadelphia May 11. Mr?. Day attended the Washington High School In Raleigh, MOTOR TO GREENSBORO Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wilson and Junius Nates motored to Greens boro Sunday to attend the Moher's Day services at A&T College. Ber nard Wilson, a junior at A&T, is also a Ist Lt. in the ROTC. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of 1517 Poole Road. SPEND DAY IN CUMBERLAND Mr. Walter Price and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lewis motored to Fort Bragg and Fayetteville last Sun day where they visited Mrs. Lew is* brother and Mr. Price’s mother, Mra. Mamie Price, in Fayetteville HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday was said to Wil liam Arthur Brocks last Saturday He received many useful gifts on bis 9th birthday AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP Juanita Lowe a junior of Sou thern Pines majoring* in elemen tary education, at ShaW Universi ty was awarded a SJSO scholarship by the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Miss T_ewe attendee! th weeing of the sorority in Bluefield, West Virginia and participated on a panel with students from various colleges over the eastern region. She was selected at this meeting to receive the scholarship. JACK AND JILL CLUB MEETS The Jack and Jill Club met Mon day May 5 at the home of Mrs. Gwendolyn Reid. The hostesses for the evening were Mesdarre® Motile Winters, Thelma Keck and Mar guerite Lsghtner. This meeting marked the end of the ciub aetivi ies for the summer. The Club has “adopted” the Men tal Hygiene Clinic as another one of its projects. Mrs. Marjorie Deb nam was appointed chairman of this committee which will start work ing In Hie fail A check for *SO 00 was sent to the Raleigh Mental Hy- giene Clinic. , Mrs. Mertie Batey was chosen as ; the delegate to the national meet ing which will be held in June at ! St Louis, Mo. Officers for the. 1358-59 fiscal year were installed as follows Mesdames Elizabeth (Icefield, president. Minetta Fa- j ton, vice president; Virginia Newell, secretary; Ruby Stroud Corresponding Secretary, Ruth Davenport, treasurer and Gla dys Hunt, Reporter-Historian. Members present were Mesdames Lillian Abron, Mertie Batey, Mar garet Capehart, Elizabeth Coefield, Ruth Davenport. Minneta Eaton, Gladys Hunt Thelma Keck, Fannie Latham, Roberta Lightner. Mar puerile Lightner, Virginia Newell, Susie Perry, Gwendolyn White, F.l la Williams, Mable Winters Merca Yarbrough. Marjorie Debnam, Mil dred McDowell and Rubv Stroud. FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS CLUB The Friendly Neighbors Club met, Sunday, May 11th at the home of Mrs. Essie Dunmore. 300 Dover Street wih Miss Ida Jones presi dent, presiding. The business dis cussion was centered around prob lems in the neighborhood. Members present were Mes dames Flossie Bolton. Sailic Ed wards, Lucille Haywood, Bes sie Mclntyre, Elenora Hunter, Eunice Whitley, Rebecca Smith, Ethel Mae Hall, Essie Dunmore and Eunice Horton, Misses Ida Jones and Vivian Burt, A delicious repast of strawberry short cake was served by the hos tess. DR HARRIS SELECTED Dr. Nelson H, Harris. Chair man cf the division of educa tion at Shaw University, has been selected to serve on the advisory committee to ihe State ' Board of Education for curri culum study. Basically, the study will have as its objective the Improvement of the quality and the adequacy of (he pub lic school curriculum in North Carolina. PIANO RECITAL SLATED Students of Miss A. W. Ja roar in will present Fifth Annual Piano Recital on Thursday Evening. May 15 at 8:00 p m . Greenleaf Audito rium. Shaw University “The Musican» will of the music of Johann Sebas tian Bach; F.arly Composers of Style. Beethoven. Mozart Haydn; Early Dance Style; Mu sic for funtime and playtime; Music for moods and moments: Music in story form: and Mod ern Composer’s Style. Particinating students are Joyce Vandergriff. Jocelyn Cooke. Elaine Johnson, Joyce R. Cooke, Emma Hairston, Brenda Dawson, Mary and Monica Lewis, Walter Davis, Bernard Holt. Larry Harris. Mamie Riddick, Vera Ann Harris, Eloise Murphy, Cleopatra High. MEN’S DAY AT OBERLIN BAPTIST The Reverend ,T. D. Roberts of Shaw University Sehooi of Theolo gy will be the Men's Dny speaker at the Oberlin Baptist Church, Sun day morning, May 18. Special mu sic for this program will be furn ished by the Senior Choir of the j church. Dr. Brady D. Davis is pas ! ior of the church, j DR. SHEPARD LUNCHEON j GUEST OF C. A. HAYWOOD j Mr. C. A. (Doll) Haywood enter | tained Dr. Marshall L. Shepard at a stag luncheon at Starks Villa in addition to Dr. Shepard were: in addition to Dr. Shepard; were: Mr. Robert L. Shepard, Oxford ■nd Hende!"son mortician and bro ther of Dr. Shepard: ’Dr. Thomas i Fayetteville Street I BAPTIST CHURCH j Cor. Fayetteville and Hunter I TE 3 -3283 Raleigh. N. C. j I Her. 3. W. Jones SpffaU Pastor I IV. F. Peterson j Secretary V/' )>>.'* Joseph Whitaker Chairman of Finance 9:30 Sunday School I 11:00 Worship Service j TEXT; “I am the true vine, j | mjr Father is the husband- I | man.” I SUBJECTi “The True Vine.” j | 6:00 P.M B. T. U. ! TEXT; PSALMf' 108— j O God, my heart is fixed; 1 j will sing and give praise even [ with my glory “A Fixed Heart To Please : God." 7.50 Wednesday Teachers ! Meeting. 8:30 Wednesday Prayer Service. j Weekly Church Roundup By Mrs. May L. Broadie YOUNG'S MISSIONARY TEM PLE CMC CHURCH Church School began at 9:48 with the supt., Mis Della R. Ford, in charge. Mor- Marnlin, proprietor of Community Drug Store; and Mrs. James A. Shepard, a Raleigh realtor, Dr. Shepard, pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Philadelphia Fa • and a member of the Philadelphia City Council, was the featured speaker at a one-day session of the North Carolina State Baptist Con vention at the First Baptist church. CHESS LESSONS AT BLOODWORTH “Y” Men and boys of the Raleigh area interested in learning to play chess, are invited to attend chess classes at the “Y” each Wednesday even ing at 8 p, m. Mr. Karl Liehtman, chess expert, is the instructor. REV. A. J. TURNER The Rc-v. Mr. A. J. Turner of this city will be the guest speaker at the Oberlin Baptist Church, Sunday evening, May 18. Group | No. 6 of this church is sponsoring i Rev. Turner for this occasion. The public is cordially invited to at tend this service. SUMMER CAMP OPENS UN JUNE Boys between the ages of 8 and 15 are urged to register at the Bioodwortb Street YMCA for the | annual Boys Summer Day Camp. ■ I Camp activities will include games. I arts and crafts, story telling, mus i ic hours hiking trips and spiritual ! devotions. MRS, BLOUNT ENTERTAINS EQUALITIES The Royalitics held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Virginia Blount at her home, 1207 Oberlin Road, Sunday af ternoon, May 12. Mrs. Eleanor Flagg, club president, presided over the meeting. . MOTORCADE FOR MRS. BATES A motorcade of prominent Ral "*f’h citizens will lilt’d Mrs. Daisy Bates when she arrives at the Ral- . *eigh-Durham Ai’-port next Sun- ■ day. May 18, for her speech at the j Freedom Day Rally, held later that day at the Memorial Auditorium. The motorcade will escort Mrs. Bates back to the city. FATHER SON BANQUET MAY 27 Flam are being made for the an nual Father-Son Banquet to be held a the Blood worth Street YMCA. Tuesday, May 27, at 7:30 p. rn. An outstanding speaker will preesnt 'ho theme subject, “Strengthening Family Ties.” All fahers and sons are invited to attend and sit to gether for this event which proih ises to be one of the most outstand ing to be held this season. PROF. YOUNG VISITS C ITY Professor George L. Young, ele mentary school principal in Lum berton, N. C„ was a visitor here Sunday, May 12. ALCOHOLIC SEMINAR HELD AT YMCA ! A seminar in ALCOHOLISM wai. conducted at the Bioodwortb YM CA Tuesday evening, May 6, with Mr. E. L. Raiford, YMCA general secretary, presiding. Principal speakers for this occasion were: Dr. Norbert L. Kelly, educational director, N. C. Board of Alcoholic Rehabilitation; Dr. Harold L. 'Trigg, State Department of Education; Miss Rebecca Lytle, psychiatric so -1 cial worker. Plans were discussed for the | organisation of Alcoholic Anony | mous activities and other programs | to aid persons with alcoholic prob lems. PLANNINtG GROUP MEET The Planning and Promotion j Committee of the Nelson Harris Campaign Committee met Monday evening, May !3 Plans were con sidered how best to get out the vote for the May 31 primary. Pres ent wore: Dr, Marcus H. Bouiwara, Prof. 1. JB, Spraggins, Mr. P. R. Jer-, vay, Mr. C. A. Haywood, Rev. Rob j ert L. Shirley, Atty. George Green. | Mr. E. L. Raiford. and Mr. James ! A. Shepard. | JOHN LARKIN LUNCHEON SPEAKER j Mr. John R. Larkins consultant ! for the State Welfare Department, | was the featured luncheon speak |er of the Wednesday Luncheon j Club. May 14. at the YMCA. I DFl.rXlf HOTEL || ! ! Member of N. H. A. Clean, Comfortable Room* 1 j Miss Lucille Griswold. Prop j 220 E. CaVarros St., HUSctaft ! Phone TE 3- 6880 ”mohumehts~ Since nvoS— Mar bit-Granite ibis community You don't nsyjfe si ! agents here. Buy Direct) . WAR NER * MEMORIALS 3919 Hillsboro, Raleigh, N.C. ! Across HaUrond—Front ot Method) » nmnrirr rx ■ ■—mth w immimi imw *ummuj nmg worship started at lUo'clock with the senior choir in charge of music, under the direction of Miss Bettie J. Broadie, woh also served as the organist. The pastor, the Rev. J, N. Levcrette, brought e beautiful sermon from the Book of St John 2nd chapter and sth verse: “Love if better than Sacrifice ” ST. PAUL AME CHURCH Church School opened at 9:45 with Mrs. Hattie Mitchell presiding Mrs, Geneva Brown and Miss Jes sye Mebane were in charge of the music. All were filled with the Mother’s Day spirit. The pastor, the Rev. L. S. Penn, gave an interesting review of the lesson. The choristers had charge of the music for the morning service with Mrs. Celia J. Wortham at the Or gan in the absence of R. Herndon Toole, the regular organist for this group. The Rev Miss Laura Edwards gave the Mother's Day message, which was most inspiring and in spirational to the old as v/eil as to the young. Taking Hannah as en example of Motherhood, giving her child to the Lord ever, before birth was very impressive. Rev. Willie Moore was pulpit guest. WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST CHURCH Church School began at 9.45 with the supt., Miss Nannie Morgan, in charge. Morning ser vices started at 11 o’clock with the junior choir in charge of music, un - der the direction of Mr. Leon Hay wood, Tne pastor delivered a very wonderful sermon from Romans, 13th chapter, 7th verse: “Our Debts." A duet was beauifully ren dered by Misses Ernestine Person and Bessie Ann Smith. At 4:p. m. a very colorful tea was sponsored by the ushers in the church’s din ing room It was well attended and a very nice program was rendered OBERLIN BAPTIST CHURCH— Sunday School got underway at the usual tune with Mr. W. Curti . sup., in charge. Morning worship started at 11 o’clock wltt the sen ' . . —— ■" - siding bishop c 4 the AMLZ Chvxdi'a test district, pies&nUt twa «Kf#db totaling $2,500 to JacJda Robinson, <t jnambnf of to* NAACP Board ol Dkeetasn. 180 money represented the AMEZ aramcd contribution, plus a SSOO lifa meinborship for Mia. Walls. IVeeenkxtujn was made of NA&Q? hoadquartesa in. Hew York* CNrmv*Mß HsoipJw ; Do’siAnd Don*f s, b.O -?• x P*'% iiiP MH§ p f ®?( fc /XI rlHvi r t / w?\ *fSrik fli 4] iSf w H*wa I m? /&*! r i MkL-rfM * , 4^«h Mill ; JH| —Zywyewp*- * “One Should Never Be in That Much of A Hurry.” J ior cnoir in charge of the music, under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Hayes. Organist, Mrs. Lucy Camp bell. The pastor, Dr. Grady Deni us Davis, brought a nice sermon from j St. John, 19th chapter, 27th verse: J “Behold thy mother. ; FIRST CONG R F. GA. TIONAL ! 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning I worship started at the usual time J with the supt,, Mr. Sherman Lewis, I in charge. A large number was I present. Morning worship at 11 o'- clock. The junior choir was in charge of music, under the direc ion of the organist. Mr. Ernest Massenburg, Scripture lesson and j prayer were given by the visiting i minister, the Rev. Andrew Jones, j it was Mother's Day and the pastor 1 the Rev, Howard W. Cunningham, j brought a very spiritual message to j the audience. Following the ser- j vice, a tea was held in the church's I dining room. LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP TIST CHURCH Church School opened at 10 o'clock with Mr. Jo seph Williams, Sr., supt., m charge. In the absence of the pastor, a spir itual song and. prayer service was conducted. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church Sehooi got underway at 9: CO with the supt., Mr. William H. Taylor, Sr, in charge. A Mother's Day program was observed in each department. The speaker in the Primary Dept., was Mrs. B M. Spraggins. Her message was full of sweet thoughts for mothers. She painted a beautiful picture of mo- j therhood. Morning worship started j at It o'clock with the junior choir in charge of music, under the dir- j ! r etion of Miss Cardrienne Stan- | ’ey. Organist. Mrs. Coley. Invoca-’j Hon was delivered by tne pastor, j Dr C S, Bullock. Scripture was cart by the Rev. D. N. Howard ith the Rev. J. Lester delivering 'be p>ayer for the morning wor i':i The mos-sage was brought - tv j me Rev. C E. Askew, former pas- I 'or from St. John, 19th chapter. t 1 27th verse: “Behold Thy Mother." | •The best way to Kepp yi.ui tamper is in tact.,'' I Telephone l’E 2-877 < Bloodworth Street TOURIST HOME Clean, Comfortable Rooms Radio and television 424 S. Bleodwort.il St. Raleigh fs your Fire Insurance adequate on your home - .' Was n bought to cover your home ten jeers j ago or five years ago when the valua was half what it is now.’ The value of your home is worth protecting. Let raveness Insurance Agency give you full protection on yonr home and furnishings BEFORE YOU SUFFER UN- 1 NECESSARY FIRE LO'SS. 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