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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JULY 12. 1958
The Raleigh
SCENE
VISITORS TO CAPITAL CITY
Mr. iiid Mrs. Spurgeon Hayes of
Leotoa. New Jersey, former resi
dents of this city, are spending one j
wetk in Raleigh while her moth- j
er-in-kw, Mrs. Elsie Hayes, is va
cationing in Vermont Among those
motoring to Raleigh were Mrs. Le
na Hagwood and granddaughter,
Cynthia Johnson of Tea Neck. New
Jersey, and Mrs. Alice Coppedg*’ of
New York, ail of whom are for
mer residents of thin city. Mr. and :
Mrs. Hayes stated that they would ;
have to shorten their vacation be- j
cause of business engagements
back trt New Jersey.
Mrs Have*, who Is the Depart
ment of Special Education for Re
tarded Children, is now the direc
tor after serving three years as an
instructor.
MRS. FOX HONORED
Mrs Evelyn Jones Fox of
Raleigh ha* been awarded *
badge, of honor hr Fashion
Frocks for her work with the
organisation.
HESTER RETURNS TO DUTY
Airman 1-C Ivan Hester of Hart
ford, Conn., stationed at Shaw Air i
Base. Sumter, S. C., has returned j
to duty after spending the Inde- I
pendence holidays at the home of .
Mr and Mrs. Abe Scott of this ;
city.
COUPLE VISITS COUSINS
Mrs. James R Hin
ton recently visited iheir cous
ins, Rev. and Mr*. C. R. Mc-
Creary in Danville, Va. They
were accompanied on the trip
by Mrs. Hinton* father, Mr.
Charles W. Slcrs-s of Richmond,
Virginia
MRS. HUNT, DAUGHTER VACA- ,
TIOV
Mrs. Carol Hunt and daughter,
Ann. are spending their vacations
with relative* and friends in Ashe
viile N C, and Greenwood. S.C.
PARSONAGE SUPPLY CLUB
The Parsonage Supply Club of j
St. Paul AME Church is sponsoring j
* Ten-Friends Contest Sunday. Ju- !
It 13, at 7:00 pm. at ihe church
corner Edentpn and Harrington
Streets. A Unique program will
be presented and a fellowship
hour will follow/ The public is in
vited;
WILL CELEBRATE 2TTR ANNI
VERSARY’
Rev J W. Jones, pastor of
the Fayetteville Street Baptist
Church, will celebrate hi* 27th
Anniversary, Sunday, July 15th
at 3:00 o'clock at the church.
The Rev. Charles Brantley j
Foster Hinton of Richmond,
Virginia will deliver the. anni
versary sonants. Rev. Hinton
j* the pastor of the Seventh
Street Triumphant Baptist
Church In Virginia. Hia choir
will *,ccompany him The pub
lic is invited.
BIBLE SCHOOL CONCLUDED !
On Sunday evening. June 22. the j
Vacation Bible School of St. Paul j
AME Church was concluded with j
a very impressive program carry- i
ing out the theme /'Exploring j
God s Wonder* **
This program manifested the ser- j
vines of: Dr. L. S. Perm, pastor. 1
.Miss R H. G. McCauley, superin- !
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NEWLY WEDS HONEYMOON IN
RALEIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, who
' were married in Norfolk, Virginia
on June 22nd spent their honey- i
moon in Raleigh. While in Raleigh j
they were the guests of Mr. Jones i
sister and brother-in-law. Mi", and
Mrs. James Simmons of 734 So.
■ State Street.
\ They were accompanied by Mr.
! Jones' aunt. Mrs. Vallie Coleman
! of Maryland. Mrs, Jones was the
j former Miss Thelma Smith of Nor
; folk, Virginia.
ATTEND NEW JERSEY WED
DING
Mr and Mrs. W R. Edmondson
and Miss Wilia A. Melver motored
| tc< Newark. New- Jersey to attend
' the wedding of their cousin. Miss
! Marie Brantley, a teacher in the
, Newark Public school, to Mr, Rich
| ard W Gaines, on Saturday. June
I 26th at 1? o'clock nocn.
i They visited their son Dr W. R
| Edmondson and his family in Fast
: Orange. New Jersey while there,
j also.
| VISITORS FOR HOLIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carter and
• children from Hampton, Virginia
i and Miss Fannie Williams, eom
! municaiiom? analyst supervisor at
I Fort Monroe. Va., were the July
4 week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C M. Carter on S. Blount Street.
Miss Carolyn Carter accompanied
her aunt and uncle back to Vir
ginia.
GUEST MINISTERS AN
NOUNCED
j The Reverend C E Askew, for
! mer pastor of the First Baptist
i Church of this city, was guest mi
nister at the First Congregational
Christian Church last Sunday.
Reverend Howard Cuningham.
the pastor, is attending summer
school at New York Univeristy and
will be away for several week*
The following ministers will
conduct, the regular morning wor
j ship during his absence: The Rev.
j J, A. Forbes, Jr., Sunday, July 13;
! The Rev J. W. Fleming, Sunday,
I July 20: The Reverend A. J Turn
i *r, Sunday. July 27; The Rev. C. E.
| Askew. Sundav. August 3
BIG FOURTH OF JULY
The Royal 20's and the R.oyei
ettes celebrated the Fourth of Ju
ly with a picnic at Reedy Creek
State Park. The table was filled
with plenty of food, coid drinks,
j and lemonade. Everyone had ave-
I ty good time.
SUNSHINE CIRCLE CLUB
j The Sunshine Circle Club of St.
j Paul Church held its final meet
i ing for the summer at: the home of
I Mrs. Annie Massenburg 804 Can-
I mister Street. After the business
! session the member* were served
! a delicious reoast.
MRS BURCH RETURNS
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Mrs. Nellie Burch has re
turned from Baltimore, where
she attended the SOtlb wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanks. Mrs. Hanks is the
sister of Mrs. Roberta Rich
ardson of 205 Idewild Avenue
and Mrs. McCloud of North
West Street.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Many happy returns to Mrs Bes
sie Moore Os 746 Fayetetivlle St..
v. ho celebrated her birthday on
July 3 She was given a surprise
birthday party by her nieces. Mrs.
Bessie Wesley and Mrs. Eernes
tir.e Sanders. Mrs Moore received
som* useful gifts and pretty cards.
GARDEN PARTY HONORING
GRADUATES
The Official Council of S* Paul
AME Church sponsored a garden
oar tv Mon da v evening June 30, on
tee lawn of Miss R H G. McCaul
ey, in honor of St Paul’s seven
high school, and one college gra
duates.
The following graduate* were
honored Evangeline Hunter. Ala- :
mie R ddiek. Addessa Brown, j
<college). Charles Crump, Elijah j
Walker. j
A short program was presented t
Principal H. E. Brown Mesdante? j
P, F Williams, and Alyce C. Jones
directed the games. Guests alien- j
ding played bingo checkers, in- J
strument tangle and slogans (pro- |
duets)
The following persons won on- j
r.-s; Patricia Hinton bingo: Eli- j
tab Walker, checkers; Evangeline j
Hunter, -Instrument tangle; Charles i
Havwood. slogans.
The pastor. Rev, L. S. Penn, a!- !
to gave very interesting remarks j
After quite an enjoyable even- j
ing all persons attending returned :
to their homos feeling that the i
evening had beer, well spent.
REVIVAL SERVICES CLOSE
Revival servicer closed Sundav, ;
July 16 at the Smith Temple FWB
Church. The services were inspir
ing to ail who t (tended, The speak- j
er for the week was the Rev. Smith j
of Dunn, N. C, Tire Rev. James j
Ray is pastor.
Mrs. Marjcrilline Tomiison had |
as her dinner guest Thursday, her
father, the Rev John D. Henry.
Her pastor, the Rev. James Ray.
and Rev, Smith of Dunn, IN. C
were also guests.
The Busy Bee Club met at the
home of Mrs. Florins Smith on (
Tuesday evening. During the social |
hour a “What is it" game was play- j
ed After many guesses by all, Mrs. ,
L. Young won a beatiful minature i
umbrella. A very tasty repast was i
served by the hostess
Those present were Mrs. M j
M:ntz, Mrs. L, Young. Mrs. A. Os
burn, Mrs. R, Upchurch and Mrs.
M. Tomiison. Mr. G. Young. Mr.
Lee and Mr. Upchurch
Master Donald Sanders celebrat
ed his 6th birthday Sunday after
noon at his home. 511 S. East St.
Many of his little friends were
there for the affair.
Mrs. Doorthy Allen, 12 Bruns
wick Terrace, left Monday for
points north.
DAVIE ST. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SERVICES ON AIR
The Davie St, Presbyterian
Church will broadcast its 11:00 o'-
clock worshi p services through
! out the month cvf July over radio
I station WKIX. The public is i&Vit
| td to attend these services at the
i church or tune them in.
| ' MRS. TAYLOR- VISITS CITY
Mrs. Emma B. Taylor of New
I York City is visiting relatives
and friends In Raleigh. While in
ihe city Mrs. Taylor is staying
with her brother and sister-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown
on Watson St.
RETURN’S FROM BEACH TRIP
! Fayetteville Street !
BAPTIST CHURCH
j Cor, Fayetteville and Hunter
TE 3-3283 Raleigh, N, C.
Rev. J. W. Jones JajjgSffi j
Pastor Jfelppil,, j
W. F Peterson ffsaßy
Secretary jaraMafk,
Joec.pH Whitaker
Cha#rnm»
<at PtaaoM
S .»'6 Sunday School j
: !
i 11:00 Worship Service
TIXTi «n<* King 4:24
“DRIVE AND GO FORWARD* !
8:0# P. M, 27th Anniversary
| Rev. J. ff, Jones. Guest Speak- ;
' er, Rev. Charles B. F. Hinton, |
; Richmond, Va.
6:00 PM B. T. U.
7:30 Wednesday Teacher*
Meeting.
8:30 Wednesday Prayer
Service.
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Weekly Church Roundup i
By Mrs . May L> Broadie j
YOUNGS MISSIONARY TF.M- :
l-LE CME CHURCH Church'
School opened last Sunday at the |
usual hour with Mrs. Della R j
Ford, superintendent, in charge. :,
Morning worship began at 11 n’- j
clock It was Men's Day and a 1
large congregation was in attend- 1
ance. The senior choir was in j
charge of music, under the direc- j
Lion of Miss Be Hie Jean Broadie, I
organist. The pastor, the Rev. J. i
Y. Levarette, delivered a wonder- j
ful sermon from the Book of Exo
dus, sth chapter, 10th verse: “God's
People and Plans for Moses" Holy :
cc.mmun’on was observed at the ;
close of service. The Rev. S. M.
Tate brought the message for the :
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
FIRST C O N G R E G A T IONAL I
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ Sunday ;
School began at the regular time i
with the superintendent, Mr Shcr- i
Earl Brown :
Blasts Base j
Tag In Slum j
I
NEW YORK ‘ANPi —Council- j
'man Earl Brown got the'eity's slum ;
clearance committee to drop racial *
designation on tenant-relocation '
records after he attacked the prac- |
tice on the floor of the city council j
last week.
Following Brown’s protest, the *
council unanimously adopted a res- i
olution calling on the slum com- j
rriittee and other related agencies |
to discontinue relocation practices j
requiring tenants to list race, re- i
ligion and national origin.
The protest also brought action j
from George F. Spargo, assistant I
chairman of the slum committee
| Informed of the resolution, Spargo
i ordered the "race” tag section de
! ’eted from the forms at once. He
1 said, “it should never have been
I there in the first place.”
Brown, Democratic candidate for
; congress and opponent of incum
bent Adam Clayton Powell, had
produced an official relocation rec
ord of the “Office of Committee on
Slum Clearance” that required oc
cupants of sites being cleared for
slum clearance to list their races.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ellis have re
turned to the city after a ten-day
vacation stay at Hammocks Beach.
MR. AND MBS R E. JONES
GUESTS OF J W YEARGIN
Mr. ar.d Mrs. R E. Jones of
Greensboro were the house guests
last week of Mr. J W Yeargan and
his daughter. Miss Effie Yeargin at
the Y’eargin home on Fayetteville
St. Mrs. Jones, the former Miss
Mamie Yeargin, is the daughter of
Mr, J, IV. Yeargin. Mr. Jones is
state agricultural agent with head
quarters in Greensboro.
•¥W SUMMER CAMP A SUCCESS
The first annual summer day
camp conducted by the Sojourner
Truth branch, YWCA came to s
close this week after 4 weeks of
successful operation.
There was a total enrollment of
! 35 girls who took advantage of the
| varied activities provided. Mrs. >
! Purdie Anders, camp supervisor j
! says ihe net results of the camps j
| achievements can best be told by i
! ihe girls who participated in the I
| camp orograrns. Several of the
[ campers learned to swim, others
! gained valuable experience in tea
| cher crafts and dressmaking
| Mr*. Anders feels however, that |
although the material gains were !
many and quite profitable, the art | j
of learning to ilv# work and play I j
together, group acceptance and i|
group participation and conformity j
were really the moat Important I
achievement of the ramp aaanfoa, :
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3SS3 Hillsboro, Raleigh. N.C. |j
Across Pailroatl—Front of Method) I
man Lewis, in charge and a large .
number in attendance Morning j
worship began at 11 o’clock with 1
the senior choir in charge of mu
sic. Organist, Mr, Ernest Massen
burg. it was communion day and i
the Rev*. C. K Askew delivered
the morning sermon It was beau- !
tifully done.
WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST j
CHURCH —Sunday School started
.-<t 9:43 with the superintendent.
Miss Nannie Morgan, in charge and
a large attendance noted. The sen
ior choir was in charge of music, :
under the direction of Miss Nan- j
me Morgan. Mr. Leon Havwood
was the organist. The pastor, the
Rev. O. W. Bur wick, preached a
nice sermon from the Book of St.
Matt.. 26th chapter.
OBERLIN BAPTIST CHURCH -
Sunday School opened at the usual
hour with Mr. Walter Curtis in j
charge. Morning worship started i
at 11 o'clock with the senior choir
■n charge of music, under the di
rection of Mrs. Gaston Pulley The '
organist was Mr. Gaston Pulley.
Scripture lesson was read by the
Rev. W. Smith, pastor of the Good
Samaritan Baptist Church, in Wake
County. A very spiritual sermon
I was rendered by the pastor, the
! Rev Grady Davis, from Romans
| Ist chapter, 15th verse: "Let us
| break bread together.”
! UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
! Church School opened at 10:00 o’-
I clock with Mr. B. T. Saunders, su
perintendent, in charge Morning
i services began at 12 noon with the
. senior choir in charge of music.
The Rev. George Mitchell, pastor.
I preached a powerful sermon to s
| large congregation.
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shown above are some of the top flitat speakers who have been sel- j
ected to address the National Church School Convention <& Nation- !
al Youth Council, A. M. E. Sion Church, which will meet in Colum
bus, Ohio July 20-21* Uppr left te> right. Dr. Roy A. Burkhart, Sen
ior Minister, First Community Church, Columbus, Ohio and E. Fred
erick Morrow, aide to President Eisenhower, lower left; A. J'. Tay- j
lor., National field Director of Interracial Servic®. Boy Scout* of j
America and Dr. Aaron Brown, nationally known religious leader. |
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LIST CHURCH— Church School.
1 opened at 10 a.m. with Mr. Joseph
Willi ams, superintendent, in
; chaise Morning worship started
: at ] 1:30 with the senior choir sup
plying music. A soul-stirring mrs-
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FIRST BA PT.IST C H URCH I
Sunday School started at 9:30 with
the superintendent, Mr. W, H. Tay
lor, Sr., in charge. A very large
number was present. Morning wor
ship started at il o'clock with the
senior choir in charge of music,
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h'aylor James. Organist. Mrs. E. H. I
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fast in liberty.” Communion was !
i administered at the close of the j
; service.
.BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
i - -Sunday School began at 9:45 with
the superintendent, Mr. Alton
; Dunn in charge. Morning worship
started at 13 o’clock with the jun
ior choir in charge. Call to wor
ship: “Praise God from whom all
: blessings flow.” Processional:
“Stand up, stand up for Jesus.*’ The
1 ’evocation was given by the pas
! tor, the Rev Leotha Debnam, The
scripture was read from the Ist i
; chapter of Galatians. A baby, Deb
orah Faye Gill, was blessed at the
service. Toe morning sermon was
delivered fcy the pastor from Pro
verbs, 14:12. and 18:2: “Till they
met Jesus.” It was a stirring mes
-1 sage. Visitors are always welcome.
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