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■fMK CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1>54
DURHAM SOCIETY NOIES
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MRS. LILLIA^ BVCHANANy EdUor - 9-1480
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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
MRS MABLE POWELL — Pearsontown, Phone 9-4134
MISS M. L. STEPHENS — West Durham, Phone 7-4164
MRS N. J. CURRY — West End — Phone 7^862
MISS RACHEL NUNN— Hickstowi^
dosia Robinson, Sallie Warren,
Evelyn Rogers, Eva Plummer,
Mabel Watson.
CARD OF THAI«CS
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
our many friends, and neigh
bors, who were so kind to us
during our recent bereavement.
The fafnlly of F. H. Rowland.
Robert Edward Ward of, using the Christmas Theme. Af-
Ridgcway Avenue ha? returned | ter a short busine^ period, pre
home after a recent visit with
parental grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Ward, of New-
bern, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Buc
hanan of 604 Colfax Street
celebrated their 28th wedding
anniversary Sunday the 12th at
thw home, with family rela
tives and a few friends.
Mrs. Eula Prince of Daytona
Beach, Florida arrived in the
city last Saturday to spend the
winter .with her sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Winslow on Fayette
ville St.
The regular meeting for
December of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of St. Joseph’s AMK
Church was held in the lounge
of the Educational Building.
The Christmas spirit per
meated the air. The tree was
alight, the Christmas story was
read and carols were sung.
“Thank-you” bags were
in and the financial
contents iwliya -wnEle funds to
help with the Christmas Cheer]
of the Church.
Gifts were exchanged and
opened with rapturous anxiety
and shown each other with sin-
sere delight.
Tables were laden with de
licious refreshments brought by
the members. Everyone had a
good time—enjoyed good fel
lowship, ,gave and received, to
help carry on the true Christ
mas spirit.
- •The ^roup was urged by Mrs.
Estella Nixon, President, to
continue the good work through
out the coming year.
Members present—Mesdamea
Ruth Bolden, Beatrice Bur
nett, Ernestine Bynum, Geral
dine Butler, Nola Cox, Martha
Donnell, Evelyn Dudley, Lu-|
ciie Hancock, Plassie Harris,
Julia Henderson, Carlotta Hol
mes, Thelma Lanier, Omeda
Livingston, Estelle Nixon, Hat
tie Scarborouglv"'^ Margaret
Shearin^S^iKlfa"wheeler, Ger-
nnslow, Bessie Whitted,
5hd Misses Betty Atwater,
Snow Bailey, Lucille Baines,
Marie Faulk, Hattie Jenkins,
Geneva Mebane and Inez Cole-
mjn
Mr. and Mrs. Major Geer and
childya*; ‘James, Michael, and
Jr. of Dunstan Street,
’■ed to Danville, Virginia,
ist Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Geer’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith.
UTOPIA CLUB
)Sallie Harris of Rose
lle entertained the
last Friday evening
Devotions were
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sided dver by the president,
Mrs. Mabel Mabry, a social hour
was enjoyed.
Gifts were brought for ex
change. Mrs. Plassie Harris act
ed as “Saint Nick.” Everyone
was in the Christmas mood, and
a very delightful evening was
spent, A turkey dinner with all
the trimmings was served by
the hosless. She was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Virgie Davis
and Mrs. Minerva Evans. Mem
bers enjoying the fellowship
were Mesdames Laura Bur
nette, Bessie Pratt, Rosa Far
rington, Matilda Townsend, Ma
rion Alston, Wilmer Milum,
Matie Alston, Ethel Perry, Es
sie Curry, Dora Green, Hallie
Dillihunt, Lena Richardson,
Freeland Price, Nettie Williams,
Minnie Forte, Hattie Meadows,
Gladys McNeal, Plassie Harris,
Rader Prince and Mabel Ma
bry.
DINNER GUEST
Mrs. Henretta Lyon and sis
ter Mrs. Allie Mitchell and
family of 1409 Fayetteville St.
had as their Thanksgiving din'
ner guests Mrs. Bernice House,
Sylvester and Ernest Butcher of
Raleigh, Miss Renora Harris of
A: and T. College, Greeiisboro,
Miss Martha Thompson of Shaw
University, Raleigh and Miss
Ruth Thompson of North Caro
lina College, Durham,
The Kingdom Seekers Bible
Class of the Mount Vernon Bap
tist Church held its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
the teacher, Mrs. E. B. Fogle
on Pine Street.
Christmas decorations and
singing Christmas Carols gave
everyone the true spirit. Devo
tions were led by the president
Mrs. Georgia Thompson, who
also presided over the meeting.
Projects of the class and plans
for the anniversary to be held
February were discussed.
A delectable repast was
served by the Social Committee,
with Mrs. Josephine Brown,
chairman, co-workers Mrs. Fan
nie Rowland, Mrs. Claudia Un
derwood and Miss Myrtle Dal-
rymple. Guests present were,
Mrs. J. L. Holloway, Pastor E.
T. Brown, T. L. Rowland, S. V
Cross, Percy • White, King
Brown. Closing remarks were
made by the pastor. Forty mem
bers were present.
The Williams Family Circl^
had its monthly meeting with
Mrs. Raymond Williams on Fay-
etteviHe Street. Mrs. Madge
Turner, President, presided,
Twenty-five family members
enjoyed a delightful visit with
each other.
Stork Club Gives
Christinas Party
The members of the Stork
Club entertained their hus
bands and guests with a Christ
mas party and dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Suitt, 502 Gray Street Saturday,
December 11th. The table was
laden with plenty of food pre
pared by the members of the
club and the house was beauti
fully decorated for the occasion.
Christmar gifts were exchanged
and Secret Pals were revealed.
Games and music were enjoyed
and there was fun for all. Those
present were:Mr. and Mrs. S.
D. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sellars, Mr. and Mrs. A, B.
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
The Church Improvement
Club of St. Joseph AME Church
was recently entertained by j
Mrs, Mabel Davis at her home
on Dunbar Street, and by Mrs.
Eva Plummer at her home on
Martha Avenue. Mrs. Mabel
Watson president brought the
devotional message and pre
sided. Plans for the Christmas
doings were made.
Each hostess served delight
ful refreshments. Because of
the bad weather, only a few
members were present. Those
were Mesdames McNeil, Theo-
Harringfon, Mr, and Mrs. De-
vom Exum.^Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
P. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Flintall, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. J, T.
Tucker. (
Mesdames: Ruth G. Reaves,
Velma Jones, Ruth McCuUum,
Georgia Mitchell, Gwendolyn
Jones, Miss Mary Taylor and
Edgar Bittle.
Each guest left declaring Mr.
and Mrs. Suitt perfect hosts.
Sorors Entertain
At Dinner For
Undergraduates
Alpha Zeta Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
entertained the Under-graduate
Chapter of the Sorority, Alpha
Chi, on Thursday evening, at
the Algonquin Tennis Club
House. A very interesting and
entertaining program had been
planned by the Committee.
Carols were sung and then
each Soror Introduced herself
in a unique way. Prizes were
given to those who were most
unique. A bowl of Wassail was
presided over by Soror Beatrice
Burnett who gave a toast in
keeping with the Christmas
ipirii A delightful dinner was
served, buffet style. Prior to the
serving of dinner, questions had
been drawn by each Soror,
which covered interesting facts
about the Sorority. After dinner
these questions were answered
and in many instances'proved
very informative. Gifts were
given to each of the Under
graduates, who in turn enter
tained with an original skit and
several lively songs. ’The fol
lowing Under-graduates were
present: Audrey Flamer, Yvon
ne Scruggs, Carolyn Black,
Phyllis Martin, Robbie Graham,
Jacquelyn Yarboro, Lenoar
Johnson, Frances Vines, Doris
Robinson, Paula Bennett, Joyce
Morgan, Bernice Whitehead,
Sally Mae Hughes and Marjorie
Lennon. The Graduate mem
bers present were: Rose B.
Browne, Artelia Bryant, Pearl
PatiUne Newton, Joyce Harri
son, Eveljm Kennedy, Jessie
Kearney, Thelma Carrington,
Carol Bowie, Lucille Hancock,
Grace Massey, Luvenia Parker,
Althea Holmes, Bernice Plum
mer, Elna Spaulding, Olga
Barksdale, Mable Beale, Bea
trice Burnett, Josie , Pittman
and Bettie Spurlock.'
iSoror Elna Spaulding was
Chairman of the Committee,
Everybody congratulated her
and her Committee on a most
successful evening.
KID’S SOCIETY
JUNE ROSSER - Editor > ehone 4S80S
ASSOCIATB XDrrC»; BBTTY JO GOODLOB
On December S, the W.I.C.
Circle met at the home of
Blanche and Robbie Rochelle at
517 Martha Street. The meet
ing was ofiened by singing "O
Come AU Ye Faithful.” Mrs.
Faison led the prayer. The busi
ness meeting was discussed.
The members drew'names for
the exchange of Christmas pre
sents, after which refreshments
were served. Members present
were: Irma Page, Dixie Howanl
Mary Overby,, Claudia Prince,
Bemell Toomer, Wilma Prince,
Margie Toomer, Doris Prince
and Patricia Pippens. The next
meeting will be held at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
The Young Mothers Club
gave a Christmas party at the
W. D. Hill Recreation Center;
Satiu-day, December 11. Elach
child whose mother belongs to
the club invited i>ne guest, ^here
were some fifty childreii pre
sent Refreshments included hot
dogs and soft drinks. The child'
ren danced, marched, and play
ed games.
son, Charlene McDougle, Wini
fred McQueen, Carolyn Rich
ardson, Cheryl Strayhom, Doris
Schooler, Patricia Spaulding,
Clementine Smith, Feme Thorp,
Carolyn Thornton.
SECOND HONOR ROLL
Clara Allen, Bennie Booker,
Willie Mae Bailey, Mary Ann
Coimcil, Helen Davis, Greer
Gdsden, Emma Rose Graves,
Priscilla Harris, Elaine Lam
beth, Velma Morris, Wilma Mc
Intyre, Sherrill Schooler, Glo
ria Weaver, Madelyn Yarbo
rough, Mrs. Merca Lee Yarbo
rough, Mrs. Alvera Thompson.
Mrs. Scott’s seventh grade
class of Whitted School present
ed a play entitled, “The Trial of
Billy Scott.” This play was
about English. Billy Scott, who
used a singular verb with a.
plural subject, was tried and
sentenced to a year of hard
work at Junior High.
The beauty of die oft’mM Oiriitinu Koi|
hu been in impifatioa to many for many centuric)■
may this ChriKmai bring all of ut doier to the hopeful
metiage... Peace On Baidi, Good Will Toward Meal
CLARK AND SORRELL, INC.
CHAMBERLAIN STUDIO,
FIRST HONOR ROLL
Patricia Bowling, Eldee
Brown, Beth Carnage, Claudine
Daye, Constance Farrington,
Betty Jo Goodloe, Doris John
' Info evsry homa we tend
oor very beif wishes for
A HAPPY_HO|,IDAYI
Home Furniture
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407 N. MANGUM ST.
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"LITTLE Om MOTHER WELCOMES YOU"
Saint Joseph A. M. E. Church
REVEREND D. A. JOHNSTON^ BASTOR
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1*
9:30 A. M.
W. A. Marsh, Superintendent
SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A. M.—SERMON
6:00 P. M.
Dr. J. Neal Hughley
A. C. E. Lkagui
WmirBXD Mabtin, Superintendent
7:00 P.’M.—SERMON
MUSIC
Dr. J. Neal Hughl
SENIOR
Mbs. Nbu. Htnmit, Directress
lughiey
CHOm
Firsl* Calvory Baptfst Church
REVEREND A. L. THOMPSON, PASTOR
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
9:30 A. M.
Rjchabo Jamks, SuperinfandeKt'
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
BATO’S GULF
SERVICE
Open 24 Hours Each Day
Alston Ave.—^Dial 5-2211
11:00 A. M.—SERMON
MUSIC
Pastor
Younq Piopue’s Cboib
6:00 P. M.
Miss Bxatbick Mitchxu.
.1 BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
JosKFH Hxbbod, President
11:00—SERMON: "Good News and the Messiah'*^
The Pastor
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BAPTIST
CHURCH
REVBRKND K.T. BROWMl
Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
9:30 A. M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
C. E. RicBABSfloir. Superintendent
11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor Browne
6:00 P. M.
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Subject: ’‘Giving Tomorrow A Living Faith’*
Matthew 16-21-28
7:30 P. M.—CHOIR HOUR
MUSIC
Mrs. E. H. Foglx, Organist
MALE CHORUS
SAYS MRS. TUTTON
Of. Rt. 2, Box 193
Bonnerton, N. C.
I bad been sick tor two years.
: I was 'old I had Arthritis,
Neurit and Bheunatlsm. 1
tried i rythlng people told
me to >. 7. 1 had been Just
about crippled In nearly «t-
ery Joint of my. body with
tmnscnlar soreness from head
j to foot. My hands, had be-
: come deformed and my ank-
; les were set.
A friend of tnlne recommend>
ed "Doe” Green’s Compound
to me. I ordered the slx-bottle
treatment. I have been won
derfully blessed and restored
to active life.
“Doe” Green’s Componnd is
, sold on a moneybaek gnar-
; antee.
Just Send $2.00 To
“DOC” GREEN’S
PRODUCE CO.
605 Albem/orle Ave.
Greenville, N. C.
AGENTS WANTED
“A FRIENDLY CHURCH”
Whit« Rock Baptist Church
White Rock Square
MILES MARK FISHER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
8:45 A. M.^ALL TO WORSHIP
Electronics
9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON:
"Glory To God In The Highest” ,
Psalms 148:1-3, 11-13; Matthew 1:18-25.
Pbof. j, M. School*e, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—"Mor
SimoB Choib, I
6:30 P. M.
Pastor Fisher
3. V. W. Alston, Dibkctbiss
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
J. L. liASSim, Director
7:30 P. M. Youth in C3iarge of the Church, featuring
Mrs. E. B. Artis’ Class; Sermon
Gospel Chorus, Mns Liaka E. Robbbsom, Directress
Saturday, December 25—^11:00 a. m. Annual Christmas
Baptismal Service; 6:00 p. m. Church School Cluistmas
Observance.