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Social Notes
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MOTHEA’S CLUB TO PRESENT
S ED AHA SINGERS
A delightful trwt i* in «lore
for tfie people of Durham when
the Mothcr> Club present , the
Srdftlia Sjapert early in Apnl.
Further announdement wiTT be
jfiv. n in thii pap« *t an early
date.
THE SOCIAL COHERENCE
CLUB MEETS
The Social Coherence dob met
*t the home of Miss Carrie Hlil
of 514 F>9wler Avenue Monday,
night 'March 7, at eight o’clock.
The meeting Qpene‘3 by de-
Totiona After which the business
part of the meetmg tros carried
out. Mrs. Marie Colling, chairman
wu led by Mm. Bobbitt. Selec
tion* were given by Mr*. Addie
Fy>* and Mn. Rogera.
The dab wa* flad to welcome
a new member, ’ Mra. Vip(rnia 'j,y pelder. The
lesson was read by Mr.
Bill. Mrs. Sogers served (Jelicons
reffeshments to all present.
Mn.
L. B. Hick* VicMat
Da«(kt«r
gram wms very interesting.
FIRST >ID DEPT. OF ST. MARK
HOLDS. MOMTUL.Y . M££T^
The First Aid Dept, of !^t.
Mark AMS Zion Church held its
regular mcNQthly meeting at ♦he
home of J. P. Pemberton, liOS
Umstead St. Sunday evening,
Marth , at 4:00 o'clock. Ttie
meeting was opened with a song
Scriptura
Williams.
Mrs. L. B. Hicks, formerly of
this cHy^ ia visiti&g ber daughter
Mrs. James Henderson on Fayet
teville Sti Mrs. Hicks was for
merly connected with £incoln
Hospital.
^r*« C*s HoM R^inlar Maeting
The Three C dub hefjl ivs re
gular business meeting ait the
of^-lhe^ogram committee pre- 'f^om^ ^ j f, Scurborovgh, Jr.
pared a very interesting program
for tbe members and guests. Th-i
program was as follows; Instru
mental solo. Mias Carrie Hill, U*-
citatiOTJ by Mas Gladys Souther
land, Soto b/ Miss ¥[attie Har
grove, A talk on Etiquette was
made by the President, Miw Ju-
vills Cmwford, a solo. Miss Con
nie Mae Truitt. After the pro
gram two new^members were
taken into ^ elnb. A .visitor,
Mrs. Georgia Longus oT^Ashing-
ton, D, C. was presented.
Miss Hill’s living room was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers. She served the duo «
variety of saiiawictes, * marsh
mallows witii cocoa and cake.
Wednesday night at 9:S0 o’clock.
A brief discss^ion of important
business items was carried on.
MRS. MAJRY C. EVANS CON
DUCTS A. C. E. LEAGUE
PROGRAM SUNDAY
A Hwng by Mr. Sligb and Pember
ton was re'taBered. The minutes
^ were received and adof»t«d fr.im
jibe last meeting. The |>y-l*wf
were then explained by Mr. Pem-
j bertoo* Music was rendered by
' the Liberty 4 Quartet. Demon
stration on First Aid work was
given by Miss Williams and how'
the patients should be handled
was exhibited by Mr. Pemberton.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Daisey NeNin of 903
Pine St. the first Sunday in
April. A delicious repast consis
ting of frozen punch, chicCen
salad, jello with whipped cream,
peanuts and candy was served to
members and -ten visitors.
The meeting was dosed ‘with a
song and the benediction was
given by Rev. Perry.
CROWNED
UVINGSTONE"
WISE AND OTHE« WISE CLUB
MRS, HARRIS
T^e Wise ^ and Other Wise club
met Thurt4^ ei^fnj, 8 u‘d«k
with Mrs. Annie Mae Harris as
l^tess at her home on l>uii«t'>n
Avenue, "^e meeting was clon
ed with a hymn followed by pr$y~
er led by Mrs. Virginia Powoll.
After a brief business discussion
a social hour was helu. At the
close of the meeting the ho^t^fs
served delicious sandwiches with
cocoa. Memebra present wer?
llfesdsmes ISlf Mae Bailey, An-
ai? ‘Me# •8m«is, DoUadla. Pratt,
presideftt; Virgini* Poweli', *La-
Vem Massenfiurirr Thelnwt Xifiie,
Maggis Morgafl and Mary V.
Siirann.
STATE CCHiEGE DRAMATIC
association HOLDS
DIRECTORS MEET
re
st.
COMMUNITY CLUE OF W|ALL
TOWN MEETS
The Community Glab of Wall-
town met thtf home of Mrs.
John Rogers of 1102 Second St
Ifarch 2. Tfte’meeting was opened
by the singing of “St*al Away to
Jesus” by Hie members. The..Pre-
aident read the 42nd Pslams A
brief disctission of this chapter Prsident, Charles fioom. The pro-
On Sunday evening, Mafcb 6,
Mrs. Mary C. Evans conductad
"the Allen Christian Bndeftvor
^ogram. The program was open
ed by a song by Vhs congregation,
Invocation w^ led by 6. W.
Baldwin. Hie program proceeded
with a recitation by Master Billie
Baldwin, Miss Davis rendered an
instrumental sdo, Miss Hester
Thompson discussed the topk, a
duet was rendered by the Misses
Green. The lesson' was furthsr
discussed by W. G. Rhodes. An
instrumental duet was rendered
by Misses Beulah Roland and
Evelyn Roland. A beautiful F.nd
effective solo ms rende*ed by
Miss Lillian Burton. Very timely
remarks were ma^e by tbe pas
tor, Rev. J. A. Valentine, and the
MRS. ROY DEBNAM EffTER-
TAINS SILVER MOON CLUB
Tuesday night, Mardi 8, Mrs.
Roy Debnam was hostess to the
Silver Moom club. The living
room was decorated attractively
with colorful i^iring blowers. The
evening was spent in playing bin
go and bridge. Prizes were pre
sented to Miss 'Pierce for high
score, Miss 0ielia Fuller wtMi
second prize.
In the late aftem«on Mrs. Deb
nam served a very palatable sa
lad course. Guests present were;
MesftomoB Henry Holman, David
Gilmore, Blanche Patterswi, Bbyd
French, Misses Catherine Pierce,
Odelia Fuller, Bessie Amey, and
the hratess Mrs. Debnam.
JONES TABERNACLE at In-
dianapolk, IndlaM wmM recMtly
tk* ef tb« crowniBg ef
Milt RebeHii LmIm Gaba a*
“Mils LivingstoM.'* Mils Gahn
wM «iKc«(«fai in rmhitif tha high-
•«t •mount ot money in the
cliwrchM drtv* Cor fimda for
PiMtikM T« SwiMg Ali^a
Clt:A> Fiesta, Durluun’a most
pof>ular club, will priesehT its
Annual Spring dance at to early
date so watch this paper for ..-ig
announcement of this great so
cial event.
FANTASTfC KWrTTINC CLUB
MEETS
The Fantastic E&tttiAg Club
met Monday nic^t March 7, *t
the home of Miss Oordinna Allen
Refresbments were served wni’.e
the membrs knitted. Those pre
sent were Misses Maatell Webb,
Pres. Mary Chavis, Sec’y. Cath
erine Wallace, treaa., Alease
Bank», da M. Bvtlar, Boaetta
Singleton, E^?eiyft Seott, Corinna
Allen, Ethel Hargrave, and Hittie
Allen.
Spends W««k>-ead In Dabson
Mrs. Caroline Dunn spent the
week-en^ in Debson, N- ’C. with
her father E. E. Allen. On her
return she stopped hi Greensboro
and was the guest of Mrs. Martha
McClain. She retoirn«4 to h^r
home on Thaxton Ave. Sunday
night. ^
young LEADEJtS CLUB
CONDUCTS MEETING
Tthe Young Leaders Club,
cently qrgmiikeS class of
fcseplr' A- M. E. Church, met at
the home of Miss Janette Doom
Liviftittone Colleg* mt S«U»bury,j March 0 at 6 o’clock;.
The class; is under the leader
ship: Of M|ss Thelma Spaulding.
dTiCers elected were president,
— ' Miss Sarah Johnson, vice presi-
regular montly |McAdains,
three C’s. The .Miss Janette Doom,
I and treasurer, MiSs* Cora Mc
Adams. At the close of the meet
ing Miss .sDbom, the, hostess sot-
v%'d cakes "^aiid lemonade, Mem-
First prize being won by Eddie-j bffrs'ptfeseiii wefe Mlsa Bpauld-
N. C. The Mcond bighett wm
Mis* Roberta Mammte Keaton.
along with the
meeting of the
members played various games,
such as whist, checkers, and a
very exciting game of 'bb^o-
~TTKEEN5,BiORO, M>fch*g—JBm
State College Dramatic Associa
tion held a Dlrectom meefing Sat
urday morning, March 6 at Ben
nett College. The time and place
of their annual Spring Festival
was set. The Festival will be held
at Fayetteville State Teachers
College on April 18 and 20tb.
Miss Jennie L. Douglas* is act
ing as Festival Man^^^er. The fol
lowing schools were represented.
JohQsoB C. Smith University by
Berhum Woodruff, Winston Sal
em Teachers College bv J. Wel-
fred Holme* and Harold Ttaylor,
N.'C. State College by Miss Ka
tie Kelly, Bfennett College by^
Mrs. Osceola Adams and Miss C.
C. Johnson, Fayetteville Teachers
College by Misses l^ouise Mnr-
phy an4 Jennie L. Dou^^ass, Liv
ingstone CoUej^,^ M‘5*
lease ,i;aulkner.
ROCK HILL BAPTIST PAYS
CM'F DEBT
Last August the Sock Hill Bap
tist church of Cbaqjid Hill called
to its pastora'te. Rev. John K.
Stanford. When he accepted Ihe
c&ll the church had ta its debt
approximately seven hundred
doQars. Wttti the chxnrch*s nntir-
ing efforts and immense sacri
fices the amount has been raised.
I^t Sunday night ^e church was
filled to its capacity and its“ be
lieved that every -one contributed
freely to_the cause. The iiisti^»
lation service of the new pastor
Will begins Monday night, Match
21. Plans are now being laid for
the rmeodeling of the church.
IBblding, second by J. C. Scar
borough, Jr. The gues6»'*%ere
usijered into, the, spacious 3ihTng
rooiii where a taj>le wga beautiful
ly decorated with cut flowers
and a birth day cake with two
two small candles on it. X’ y^xy
delicious repast was served.
ing, teacher. Misses Christine
and Cora McAt^mii Ruth Mc-
XiAugMin, Sarah Marga
ret McOoy, Emma Shanklin :»^d^
Miss Janette Doom, hostess.
Mrs. G. A. Winslow. _Thf.
amount collected to date has
been four hundred and seventeen
dollars and nineteen cents. The
sponsors of this campaign wish
to thank all patron* and friends
who havr responded so^ generous-
ly-
Special attention is called also
to the comedy drama “A Manhat
tan Honeymoon” that will be pre
sented by the members of the
Hillside Dramatiq Cl«b, Monday,
March 14 at 8:00 P- M. This en-
tertain^nent is being giyen for the
benefit of the band fund.
ALL SOCIAL NWS MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BY
PASTOR’S AID CLUB OF ST.
JOSEPH MEET AT MBS
DAVW GIUMORE ENTER
TAINS THREE C’S
The Pastor’s “Aad Club of St*.
Joseph .A M. E. ^Siurch niet at
the home of -Mrs. Clide Doom,
ThuiSiday March 3rd. The meet-
iqjjf was opened ‘by singing “Will
There Be Any Stars In My I
Crown.” 'The Lord’s Prayer was
reported in concert, after wWcht
'the minutes of the last peeting
Were read, by^ the secretiry. A
Itogthy business discussion was
held. The remainder of the pro
gram was turned over to the Hos
tess .who served a delicious repast
consisting of sandwiches, fruit
d
HILLSIDE BAND FUND
INCREASING
The recent efforts put forth by
the faculty of Hillside School to
raise money for a band, have been
DOOM highhly successfHil so far. Hiis
campaign ijfill be brought to a
close ia -th?: vtey near future.
In addition to the programs
that have been given, a contost
has been conducted in each homa-
rooih and reports have been made
each ityomifig to the treasurer.
What we get for nothing
seldom.) spent for umbre.
is
IN MEMORIAM
-I Remexnbar
Wb watched Mother breatkinS
through the night, A»j » »lUntljr
we MMM4 to and ^
thought Her dying when »ha »lept»
and sloeplng when iho
By I»aae Suilt
'Ma«di 13, 1935
The -Three C Club was giiea'tsjjello, punch, mints and peajia^-.r
of its president, David Gilmore'The meeting adjourned with
at his hmoe Monday night, Mar. every one declaring Mrs. Doom
7th, celebrating hia birthdays delightful hostess.
Everyday-Mii’acles
VISGIMA JHANCIS
Director Uatpoimt Elmetrl^ i^ookmry li^clitutm
^FOdD MARKET
mce-
perfectly normal man indulg
ing in the “heel’.’ of a freshly-baked
loaf of bre'-'^ presents a comely pic
ture, bu • .lodern homemakers
might find ic a study untrue to life,
if the new Hotpoint electric range
hadn’t brought bread-making up-to-
ffiRi^aiiff “sippllfiigff tt
to *ucha>'d^ee that it can ponnt-
hot liquid and cool. Liquid slicukl
be 110^ when ussd. Disselve^ yeast
in 6 tablespoons wa .or with sugar.;
Divide the flour into thirds, reserv
ing 1 or 2 cups. Pour cool liquid
into mixer bowL Add ^ of flour
ind beat 5 minutes with the mixer
-epeedr Add ^-«ote^
flour and beat 5 minutes. Then pro-
OOO
Help Waiitedr MemoriamS) Lost
and Found^^Cards Of Thanks,
_ Anhduncements, Etc, '
2c per Word -
ME4T prices In general are aone-
what higher egain this week.
Although forequarter euti of BEEF
nnd tiAMB are atill very reaionable,
STBAKS, CHOPS and BOASTS will
colt a tittle more. PORK, both FRESH
and SMOKSD i* alao more ezpeasire.
VI:AL has been so high that a slight
drop does not y«t make it aa attrac
tive bliy. I
Hlgih Wl|id* Unfavorable to Fiskermen
High wiodi and rough seas have
prevented' fishermen from bringing in
Si much FISH as tiiree fast days this
week would reqaire If prices are to be
ihoderate. FRoZ&H, SMOKSD and
CANNED varieties will be called on
ia supplement ibe fresh.
EGG prices are most attractive and
egg dishes are osnslly anick and easy
to prepare. CHEESE dishes, trv are
eheap. jwholeioice and dellcidns: BUT-
fSReonfinms U tti nBsa teasonable,
IsvsL
Plaespples Pleatlfal
The PINEAPPUC season opens right
OS tim% Pnerto Bieo sends as most of
then dortat March aad April and
Cuba dariiy IfcWtand
together with^rorlng BHtJSAKB an2T
STRAWBSBRIES makes all sorts of
PBUIT, ORANGES and BANANAS.
Try'vatyiBg combinatimi for fruit
caps, compote which ia a mixtiife' of
stewed fruits, salsds, and for replen
ishing the preserve shelf.
APPLES are still of good qaality
both for eating snd cooking. However,
it is well to buy only iii amovints to be
nsed np promptly. South Amerieaa
ORAPES sire~availal)le in:generous
quantity. ■ > ■
lima Beans and ^e#' tisbbage |
Inexpensif*
Two excellent valiies of the vege* .
table market this week are LIMA
BEANS and KEW CABBAGE. CAR
ROTS are Hgher ^e^aee oi the rains
In California. Tisre sre fewer ve^
good values bat none except AJ3PABA*
GU* is really expenslte'.’'
A menu* calling for seasonable ana
reasonsbl; priced foods follows:
/ Appetiser Salad' » ~ ' .
Finnan Haddie au Gratin 1
Browned Mashed Potatoes '
Green Lima Beans >
Relish 0* Picklei-
■ Bread and Batter
.l^i^Compete Sponge C^ Csfces-
Tea erOetfee-
good things possible. All thiae'-rt^ ‘This menu tested and tsated in the
tMOREN UX£ THIS AnER-SCHOOL BEVERAGE
-7121 Durham, N.C.
Homt^mtde breod U coming back into Mpidarity due lo Ae ejm
«Iectr(c range method o/ bakiftg ia V
witii pride to perfect loavea of bread
tiiat take only 30 mhiutes, hot to
bake, but to make, from, start to
finish.
Seems miraculous, doesn't iti
Well, it is. But it’s the kind of
miracle that worto every time,
whether the homemaker ia an expe
rienced cook, or not
The.^t teick injfl#-new meifa-
l>d uwd-malliii^ & use of
^e electric mixer. Thia takes all
the drudgery out of bread-mixing,
maldng it just as easy as mixiag a
cake. Here.are tlw ingredients:
Braad ..
2 cups ndlk 6 tablespooaa
,2 cups water warm wfitar
1^ tablMOOoaf
■alt
4 tablespooaa
diorteninic
4table«poon»
sugar
Bring milk and wat*J to bf^lhtg'
point on surface unit electric
range switched to HIGH, fiemove
{r»n unit and add salt and to
ttme-Mving
pressed yeaat
12-14 cups general
jnupofe floOT
ceed at SLOW speed, mixing the
last H ‘’I flour. Knead the last cups .
of flour into the dough. Mold, using
a pulling motion until bread looks
smoodi. About 10 minutes will give
right texture. Shape iiito three
loaves, divided ~or single, as desired.
Place in greased bread pans.
O la Cold Oven *
Then place your loavu of bKSd.
fa' a cold oyen. Turn oven Bwitfch"
on for exjtctly one minute. Set the
automatic temperature control ta-
.400°. Turn switch foe^akjag anqi
set tiie automatie or chef a
brain, tp turn heat on '30 minutia
later, and to turn htat off 1 boaf
irom time heat is turned on. Th*
30 minutes interval before tbs heat
is turned on iJermits tiie bread to
wifecut rsq’^ii^S fs? atWto*.
Dtabig this'lnterva^ tlie teml>sra-
ture in the electric oven makes a»
ideal woofing bo*—not too hot, not ,
too cold.
Tbafa an.there U to it Sfinple,
isn’t it? Three evenly broawea
loaves of ttnad waiting to btt'takMi
ifrom tl^ oven—what s flavors^ua ^
treat for ihe family! ?
Ar.v. problismf are solved ,tr)th this luscioOs'beverage that
‘ta>8avitred snd spiced like pumpUn pie and-yet eontalas milk andi
eggsi ^oknnie is aura to aet hia. dally quota of milk and eggs if you:
make this aa Kcbegs for it Furthermore he fets an after-*
school lunch, and he doesn't spoil hia apjN»tite tor the evening inesi.
Thia‘bwenti«, however, is ^an mor« t«tapting to Johnnie whm tt ia
chiltwt wtt% clear, spacing lea. cubes, which he. can. •makeuhlmaelC
(with an ice cuber) froffi the pni^ Ice in, Mother’s alr'COQdttiosed lee
reTngerator. Ko lOMnl' tbe to sisates-sas!^^
Blllng the container on top of tbe ijpe cuber wlot warm water and'i^‘
ting it on the cake of ice. Slmple^lsn’t tt? Aad this is tbe way Mother
makes th«’PUMPKIN MIUC tiiat Johimtq. approvea so heartily: Sim
beata 1' egg-yolk.^ln a email bowl and adds to it H ^spoon of salt 1
labl^poon ,of sugar, % cup of milk, % cj^ codked pumpkin, % teap
spoon clnnampQ, % teaspoon ginger, and a pinch ot nutmeg. Thra
she whltis all the ingi^tata together with her egg beater, pours
t.bem Into a glass containing tbs crystal clear toe ctU>es, a&d the ttaalU^
liriaU ti