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rMSBWWm THE CAROLINA TIMES DUHUH SOaETY NOIB ALL. NEWS F(« THK PAQE MUST BB SUBMITTEO BEFOBB TEN A. M. MONDAY OF BACH WEEK * • • * MRS. ULUAN WCHANAN, Editor • 9-1480 • * * • ASSOCIATE EDITOBS MRS. MABLE POWELL — Pearsontown, Phone 9-4134 MISS M. L. STEPHENS — West Durham, Phone 7-4164 MRS. N. J. CURRY — West End Phone 7-8862 MISS RACHEL NUNN— Uickstown VitUs Im WinaUmSulem John Leare—accompanied by Mrs. Janie Watkins, litrs. Marie Bethea, and son Robert, and Al- bet Farley, motored to Winston Salem Sunday where an enloy- able day was spent as the guests of Mrs. J^sie Mae Oates, and family of N. Jackson Avenue Merry Wiwe* Club Mrs. Selena Wheeler enter tained the Merry Wive* Bridge Club on Monday evening Jan. 24, at her home on Formosa Avenue. After serving a delec table seafood dinner and the games were ended, the follow ing persons received prizes. The guest prize went to Mrs. Bettie Pratt. First club prize—Mrs. Emma Randolph, second club prize—^Mrs. Olivia Coles, Other members playing were Mes- dames, Reba Davis, Thelma Perry, Sadie Hughley, Ethel B«Ty, Alice Farrison, Lrf>la Rid dick, Frances Schooler, Fannie Robinson, Plassie Harris. f-_-^uary Moxahala S. s'CUut The Moxahala Sunday School Class of St. Joseph AME Church, met Tuesday night Jan. 25th at the home of Mrs. Carrie Rigsbee on Mason Street. The devcdional part of the meeting opened with song and prayer. Mrs. Truemilla Smith in the capacity of secretary in the absence of the secretary. The lesson was taught by the teacher, Mrs. Mabel Strudwick. Delightful refreshments were sewed. , Three. aeCste were pr»ent, Mrs. Powell of Boston, Mass.; Mrs. Florence Carter and Mrs. Mamie Merrick. Members pre sent were: Mesdames Jessie Downey, Jessie Moore, Daisy Leake, Truwnilla Smith, Lillie McDade, Miss Christine Mc- Adam. The next meeting will be held In the home of Mrs. Daisy L«ake on Alston Axenue. Visited New York Mr. and Mrs.' William Cle ment of Pekoe Street have re turned home from New York, where Uiey spent the weekend with Mrs. Clement’s sister Miss rtntik-^ilda-^JobbB. who appear ed in r^iial «t Town Hall. Street, is a patient at Lincoln Mrs. Ruby Jones of Fayette ville Road has returned home, after receiving treatments for several days at Lincoln Hospi tal. The Rev. O. D. Stanley of Baltimore, Maryland spent few days in the city, visiting with Mrs. Mary H. Shepard, who has been a shut iif for several weeks. We are glad to repart that Mrs. Sh^rd is im proving nicely. Mrs. Mamie H. Penny of 1109 Fayetteville Street, who was a patient at Lincoln Hospital for several days is convalescing at her hwne. The Durham Domestic Club will meet Sunday, F^ruary 6, at 4 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Dora Bates, 611 Pine Street. All members are urged to be pre sent. Business of importance. Sunday afternoon JanXiary 23, Mrs. Ella Hays and Mrs. Annie Mitchell were co-hostess es to the Stewardess Board Number 3, of St. Mark AME Zion Church, at the home of Mrs. Hays on Fayetteville Road, The devotional me^ge was brought by the president, Mrs. Minnie Alston, who also pre sided over the meeting, which was an interesting one. Refresh ments were served to the fol.. lowing members: Mesdames Louise Sears, Marie Penny, Katiirine Lunsford, Mattie Beckham, Cornelia Herndon, Lela Phillips, Lula Mae Royal, Lucinda Harris, Ophelia Chad wick, Helen McNeal, and Kitola Curtis. Mesdames Eloise Livingston of Greensboro and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Josie Banks, Al ma Leach and Stephany De- Huguley of Greensboro motor ed Durham Sunday, January 23, and were tht house guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Watkins, Fayetteville . Street. A few friends and acquaintances of the guests called in the after noon. Vacationing In Florida Mrs. L. M. Harris of Umstead Street, Director of the Durham Business School, Inc., on' Pine Street is spending a ten day va cation in Miami, Florida. En- route there she visited the his toric place, Saint Augustine, Florida. Mrs. Harris reports that she is having a wonderful time. C. C. Amey of Elm Street is spending a few days in Brook lyn, New York, visiting his daugl)ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Winters and family. Russell Lucas Qf 1808 Fay etteville' Street, who has-been a patient at Lincoln Hospital has returtied to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norwood and Mrs. Maggie Thomas of Ox ford, Irvin Norweod and Don nell Washington of Norfolk, Virginia motored to Durham last Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Norwood’s son gjo^ 'wife, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Dr. S. T. James oV-^JmSteati "Moses R. Norwood at their home on Cecil Street. Mrs. Henretta C. Williams of Elm Street has returned home from New York City, where she spent several weeks with her brother, Matthew Christmas, who has been ill, but is much improved. . Miss Geneva Richardson was hostess to the Azalea Garden Club on last Monday evening id her spacious home on Mebane Street, with Mrs. Effie Cotton, President, presiding. The garden gate was opened by Mrs. Amanda Long with the beautiful poem “Waiting ta Grow” and chanting The Lord’d Prayer. Mrs. Cotton brought an; interesting and helpful article the dogwood. After thia reading a lively discussion was held on the dogwood and many interesting facts were brought out. Miss Richardson’s guest was Miss Annie Crews, who made some inspiring remarks con cerning the working of the clubj SATUBDAY, FEB. 5, 1055 The members present werZT MlsS' Cleo Russell, Mesdames, Ettie Cotton, Roxie Davis, Vlr- gie Davis, Sallie Harris, Alease Herrod, Amanda Long, Julia Lucas, Charlotte Miller, Mar- gaHt Marsh, Gladys McNeill, Lena Richardson, Janie Wheeli er, Mary McCuUum, and Elna Tutt. After a tasty menu served by Miss Richardson assisted by Miss Mary Holloway, the club adjourned to meet with &Irs. Lena Richardson on February 14. The General Missionary Cir cle of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, observed “Bible Study Week” Jj|inuary 24, through January 28. The Book of He brew was the studyTThe course was taught bp Pastor Browne which as very interesting. The climax as Friday night with a social feature. Pictures' were made of the group. The at tendance ; was very good each evening. Mrs. Lucinda Parrish served as chairman for the week. Lyon Park Garden Club Mrs. Elizabeth Hester waa hostess to the Lyon Park Rose Garden Club Monday evening, January 24, at 7 o’clock at her home on Cornell Street. The home was beautifully decorated with seasonal flowers and Win ter greenery. The meeting open ed with the group singing the Club Song which was led by Mrs. Elizzabeth Bullock. After this. Gardener Fanle Cozzart, who was'in charge of the devotional mesage, recited a poem entitled M^n to Man, emphasizing the importance ot deeper Christian living. Mrs. Cozart also gave the invocation. Mrs. Alice Jones, President ot the group, presided during the business session. Routine bus- }iness was transacted and vari ous reports given and other bus iness activities of the club were discussed. The program chairman, Mrs. Nolle J. Curry, furnished valu able information on Rooting! and Planting Shrubbery for this season of the year. Mrs. Elnora Smith, chairman of the entertainment committee gave a lovely reading. Her sub ject was “The Great Wheel for God.” The club now own a guest book for all visitors to register their names.- Mrs. Jones dismissed the bus iness session with prayer. Then everyone was invited into the dining room for refreshments. The table was covered with a white lace cloth wd centered with an arrangement of white chrysanthemums and snapdrag ons placed there by the mother of the club, Mrs. Fannie Tapp, ■«irho is'loved by all. A social hour was enjoyed by the fifteen members and two visitors pres ent. The guest was" Miss Mary L.' Charles. The following jnembers wet* present: Mesdames, Helen Stephens and Mrs. Lizzie McDade, Alice Jones, Nolle Cur ry, Mattie R. Cantjr, M; W. Webb, Elnora Smith, Victoria Joyner, Josephine Hoskin^, Fannie Cozzart, Daisy Green, Fannie Tapp, Elizabeth Bullock, Elizzabeth Hester, Sadie Meb ane and Beatrice Roberson. Miss McDade thanked the host ess for a grand and lovely time. by the pastor. Rev. A. S. Croom Mrs. Davi.'i served a delight ful repast. The next meetlng| will be held with Mrs. Olivia Biddles. 'Those attending the meeting were: Rev. A. S. Croom Mrs. Doris Holland, Mrs. Ada Byrd, Mrs. Mamie Smith, Mrs, Pauline Harp, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Davis, Mrs. Qlivia Bid-; dies, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, Mrs. Edna Fuller, Mrs. Cora Wardell, Mrs. Wilma Milum, Mrs. Minnie Fikes, Mrs. Lena Ellerbee, Mrs. Temple Yotmg* Mrs. Lucille Fuller, Mrs. Gert rude Stubbe, Mrs. Annie Gil more, Mrs. Geneva Thompson, Miss Annie Dunnlgan, Mrs, Myrtle Haskins. Miss Charlotta Roberts, Mrs. Pauline Love, Mrs. Mamie Holland, Mrs. Alice Brame, Mrs. Mozell Thompson, and Mrs. Pearl Williams. The West End Jolly Sisters Qub held its monthly party Monday night, January 24, 195^ at the home of Blrs. Howard Spivey. Games of many kinds were played by everyone and presents of the month were given to everyone who had a, birthday in January. The party was enjoyed by.all. Refreshments were- served byj Mrs. Howard Spivey to the fol lowing membm^; Mesdames, Sorter, Elvin Sorter, Stanford Jones, Raymond Dock, I^reston Snipes, William Langley, Rob ert Phlffer, Luther "Elliott, Wes-, tern Whack, Louis Napoleon, Howard Spivey, Grace Lee, Shirley Rogers, Those absent were; Mrs. Doris Henry, Misa Pearline Williams and Miss Ma-i ble Zimmerman and Miss Lu-^ venia Brown. LA fLEUR GARDEN CLUB MEETS On Monday evening; January* 15, Mrs. Lucy Norwood and Mrs. Juanita Page were hosU^- es to the La Fleur Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Norwobd on Cecil Street. The garden gate was opened by singing the clubi .song, “Thank God For a Gar-^ den,” followed by memory verses, and prayer by M1S4 Gladys Rhodes. The busing session of the meeting was pre-> sided over by the President, aif- ter which the group had an in teresting discussion on t^ pre paration of soil and what to plant during the months ot January and February. A dell- clous repast was enjoyed by the following members: Mes- dames Gladys Rhodes,, Marie Pittman, Estelle Freeland, Na omi Thorpe, Hazeline Wilson, Mozella McLaughlin, Marion Henry, Mable Davis, Minerva Evans, Evelyn Dudley, Virginia Alston, and tleanor Lloyd. Mrs.' Davis thanked the hosted of the evening for an enjoyable time. The club adjbiuned to meet with Mrs. Peddy, Feb. 14. February 14th with Mn. Fannlei White, 806 Ferrell Botdevard. On Sunday, January 30, Mrs. Hattie 'jteer Mutertained mem bers of the A and B Missionary Circle at her home on Dunstan Street. 'BH “ devotior»ls were conduct^i by Mrs. Lucille Starks followM by Bible quota tions by all beginning with the letter "G.” The hostess welcom-' ed the group to her home. I^resl- dent Lillian McKay presided over the business session. At this point the social hour fol lowed where the group was served a delicious repast assist-* ed by her husband, piembers present were: Mesdames, Car rie Saimders, Queen Bister Toon, Mary Taylor, Elveta Monroe, tfUcille Starks, Mildred WlUl- ains, Alease McKlnnie,. Lillian ^cKay, Magdalene Llewellyn, Martha Armstrong, Lubertha- Buie, Theresa Hall, Mable Po well, and Miss Mary Alston. The group adjourned to meet next with Mrs. Theresa Hall on Dunstan Street. The public is cordially iri*’ vited to help the A and B Missionary Circle of Kyl» Temple Church celebrate thelP 8th Anniversary on Sunday, February 6, at 3:00 p.m. at Kyles Temple Church. The President and members of all missionary boards of each church of the city are invited. Several prizes will be given. Deaconess Club Dinner The Deaconess Club of the Orange Grove Baptist Church gave its Christmas Dinner Jan. 6, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Langley. Dinner was served at 8 o’clock. A joyful evening was spent by all. Those who helped to make the even ing a joyful one were; Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Manson, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Thorpe, Mrs. Ruth Bridges, Mrs. C. Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Power, Mrs. Annie Allen, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Allen and daughter, Miss Ruby Lee Allen, Mr. and Mi^. Thomas Royster, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bridges and their two children Umwood and Garle Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee and their two children Ro ney and Martha Anne Lee, V. Alston and Idr. and Mrs. Joseph Langley. Dandee BREAD PRESENTS A Free Show The First Saturday morning of each month at the REGAp THEATER. Get Your Free Ticket to the $hou) from your grocer today. the best-tasting loaf ii towi MMon ■AKoti, mmm Galeda Club The members of the Up-to- Date Galeda Club ot the Union Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Laura Davis, 305 Dowd Street. The president, Mrs. Lucille Fuller, presided. The secret pals for the year were selected. Then a beautiful sunshine box was filled for Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. Our secretary, Mrs. Doris Holland, was presented a beau tiful television lamp for faith ful services. Inspiring remarks were given Mrs. Ann Webb was host Monday nigh, January '^4, to the-Pearsontown Needle Craft Club. The meeting was opened in the usual manner. Business was conducted by the President,- Mrs. Alma Lassiter, "with talks of interest for the future of tiie club. A social hour followed, which was very enjoyable. Members present were: Mrsi Alma Lassiter, Mrs. Stella Al- ston, Mrs. Audrey Whittpd, Mrs. Flossie Tucker, Mrs. Willit Mc Cormick, Mrs. -Julia Farrington, Mrs. Fannie Green, Mrs. Ann Webb and Mrs. Iris Lewrence The next meeting will be fBLEACH Ol-JT,- ... 1st CboiM ells 1947 FORD 2-DOOR 39Q 1946 MERCURY CLUB CPE. 250 1951 PLYMOUTH CLUB CPE gM 1949 HUDSON CLUB CPE 495 1939 CADILLAC SEDAN ........ 200 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR ....... 395 1951 DODGE 2-DOOR gOQ 1940 PLYMOUTH4-DOOR. iS 1953 DODGE V-8 4^DOOR 170C 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR ...... gJo TOU DON’T HATK TO r AT A LOT or MOmnr TO BUT A GOOD irUO CAB AT UNIVERSITY MOTORS (Incorporated) Mi WBSTMiUNBTBai' t-lMl ABthoriied DODGE and PLTMOUTH USED CAB LOT OPEN 'TS. t:H P. M. January 2, at 4:30 Mrs*. Edna Royster gave the members of the Usher Board a Tea at her home which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hattie Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Ulies Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph langly, Mrs. Ida Smith and all her children. Miss Garle Bridges, Linwood Bridges. The friends and neighbors of E. Durham send God speed and a speedy recovery to the sick: MB. AND MBS. JAMES BANDOLra MOOBE Miss Ferguson, James R. Moore United in Hoiy Matrimony Recently EAST ORANGE, N. J. The former Miss Geraldine Elizabeth Ferguson, daughter ot Mrs. Bessie Ferguson Talbot of 18 Madison Avenue, Montclair^ was married to James Randolph Moore of East Orange, here last week at Ebenezer Baptist Church (Park Street), in one of the socially prominent nup tials of the current season. The Rev. J. H. Thomas, pas-' tor officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, Reginald A. Talbert. The 4 *p.m. candlelight ser vice was exquisitely beautiful. Fourteen candles lined the “center aisle,” set at a distance of every fourth pew. ITieir soft glow was augmented by the light of two huge sconces, hold ing five towering candles each, at either side of the altar which was banked with cumbodlumf ferns and oversize white mums. The bridal gown was a Vic torian masterpiece of genuine French Chantilly lace and dain ty fluted nylon over under- per satin and giant hoop skirts of nylon net* heavy slip of white taffeta. Traditionally white, the gown featured the populv high neckline of the Victorian period Illusion yoke which was banded by a span of irridescent sequins and seed pearls; a tightly fitting bodice of the lace over nylon net to .give it body and the billowing skirt with its trailing chapel train that brought an audible gasp of approval from the capa J.-T. Thompson, Mrs. Nora Pat terson, James McLawrence, Mrs. V. Jefferson, Mrs. Sallie Lyons, Mrs. H. Evans and her daughter. May God help all of (Continued on Page Eight) city filled auditorium, The bride wore n le save the tiny peatt necklace iiplry cklace attached to the roynd collar of her gown. Her fingertip veil of Illusion net was attached to a twinkling crown of Chantilly lace, studded with the Irrides cent sequins and pearls used to highlight her gown, in "her arms, she carried a white bihle- -A covered with two huge orchids from which dangled streamers ot stephanois. Lois Perkins, Maid of Honor, wore a torqoise-green princess gown of n^lon tulle and satin; her “poke-bonnet” hat was gold ^ velvet, with a tiny flattering back-veil. Her other accessories, including the sheaf of yellow aiid bronze mums of her bou quet, were of graduating shades of gold. Best man wSs Leon Joyner of East Orange; Ushers,. Walter Perkins of Orange and Leroy Mitchell of East Orange. Organist for the ceremony was Professor Albert Tillery of the Oranges and Newark; so loist, Milton Howes, added to the beauty of. the occasion with his renditions of “Through the Years” and “1 Love Thee” by Grieg. BRIDE A PIANIST The bride, whose family is well known socially in Durham and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, graduate of local Montclair, N. J. schools; she graduated from the School of Interior Decorating, Madison Ave., NYC and completed more than 10 years of twiining in voice and piano, under Profes sor Albert Tillery. She has, for the past three years, been or ganist at Ebenezer Church, The groom is a native of Bal timore, a veteran of W. W. II, and a graduate of the Camp^ School of Tailoring. The Moore’s will reside In East Orange after a honeymoon trip to Quebec, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, the; bride's parents, along with the newlyweds, received friends at a reception held immediately following the ceremony, in the church dining room. Mr». Talbot, looking every bit as radiant as her lovely daughter, greeted the guests in a dinner gown of bluish tur quoise velveteen, copying the • bride’s Victorian gown, in Uie manner in w^ch the tightly fitting front sheath was caught In a huge back bustle. Her ac- (Continued on Page Eight) PURE PORK SAUSAGE.... lb. 39c SWEET POTATOES.... 3 lbs. 29c ORANGES Doz. 29c Dillard's Self-Service Market • **We SeU The B0»t For Uu** • ONI MILB SOUTB OF BnOBWOOD OMimBT ON VATBTnVlLLK BOAD PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE First Colyory Baptist Churcli REVEREND A. L. THOMPSON, PASTOR SUNDAY, FEBBUABT 6 9:80 A. M. RiouiD jAicn. Superintendent SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. M.—SERMON MUSIC PASTOR THE MALE CHORUS 6:00 P: M Miss Beatrice Mitchell, Organist BAPTIST TRAINING UNION Bende Merritt, Prraident PASTOR 7:30 P. M.—SERMON "LTiTLl OLD MOTHER WELCOMES YOU" Saint Joseph A. M. E. Church REVEREND V. A. JOHNSTON, PASTOR SUNDAY, FEBBUABY t 9:30 A. II. W. A, llMca, Superintendent SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. M.—SERMON t:00 P. M. DR. J. NEAL HUGHLEY A. C. I. LxAxrns WomsD MAnn, Sttperintendent 7:00 P. M.—SERMON DR. J. NEAL HUGHLEY PLACE YOUB OBDEB NOW FOB YOUB VALENTINE CAKES For Your Girl Friend Or Your Wife MADE ON SHOBT NOTICE Please CaU T-4231 Open AB Day On Sunday, 9:00 A. M. Until 9:30 P. M. ^ CO. ILL RDAD MT. VERNON BAI>TIST CHURCH kkvebbnd mx. bbowni Palter SUNDAY, FEBBUABY 6 9:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL C. 1. RiousDeoii, Superintendent 11.00 A. M.—SERMON JL PASTOR BROWNE 6:00 P. M. , BAPTIST TRAINING UNION Subject: “God Gav» Us A Guide Book” II Timothy 3:15-17. 7:30 P. M.—THE LORD’S SUPPER -A FRIENDLY CHURCH" White Rock Baptist Church WMte Rock Square MILES MARK FISHER, PASTOR SUNDAY, FEBBUABY C 8:45 A. M.—CAU. TO WORSHIP' . Electronics 9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON: 'Tlie Grace of God,” ESphesians ,2:1-10; Titus 2:11-14; I John 4:10. PROF. J. H. SCHOOLEB, Supertntendoit 11:00 A. M.—23rd Partonl Pre-Earter Sermon SerlM ‘‘Commandment Keraen Who Fear God Senior Choir, M». V. W. ALSTON, EHrectreM HOLY'COMMUNION 6:30 P. M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION 3. h. LASSrXSB. Dlnelor 7:30 P. M.—Installation Service of the Dukes and Du^esses. Gospel Chorus, WSS IJaTA X. ROBSBSON, OirectatMS
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