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the CABOUNA times SATURDAY, JUNE 15,1»57
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On Monday, May 20th, Mrs.
Lois Henderson was the hostess
to the K. T, A. Social Club at
her home on Pine Street. Mrs.
Hapsy Galloway conducted the
devotionals. President Gladys
McKinnie presided over the
business session. Following a
brief business session, the social
hour lollowed where refresh
ments were served.
Members present were Mes-
dames Hapsy Galloway, Alease
McKinnie, Gladys McKinnie
and Mable Powell.
The group will meet next
with Mrs. Iris Lawrence on
Fayetteville Rd.
On Sunday afternoon. May
23, Mrs, Virginia Pitchford en
tertained members of the A&B
Missionary Circle at her home
on Fayetteville Rd. The devo
tional period was conducted by
Mrs. Carrie Saunders. Presi
dent Lillian McKay presided
over the business session.
Following the business delib
erations, the group enjoyed a
barbecue dinner, with all the
trimmings, held on the lawn.
Mrs. Pitchford’s guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lyons, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Lyons and daugh
ter, Mrs. Annie Mitchell, Mrs.
Lula Mae Ruyal and Marie Pen-
ny.
Members present were Misses
Leuna Dulsun and Mury Alston;
Mesdames Carrie Saunders, Lil
lian McKay, Lucille Starlcs,
Gladys McKinney, Mary Hayes,
Magdalene Llewellyn, Hapsy
Galloway, Martha Armstrong
and Mrs. Mable Powell. Mrs.
Powell thanked the hostess for
her hospitality. The group ad
journed to meet next with Mrs.
Elveta Monroe on Cornwallis
Rd.
Mrs. Lillian, McKay enter
tained members of the A&B
Missionary Circle on Monday,
May 27th, in the Basement
Chapel of Kyles Temple
Church. The devotions were
conducted by Mrs. Carrie Saun
ders, which was followed by
the business seMion. Alter the
business session, the hostess
took charge. She served a chick
en dinner with home-made ice
cream and c^ke. Assisting the
hostess were Miss Leora Dolson,
Miss Mary Alston, and Mrs.
Virginia Pitchford.
Memberii present were Mes
dames Alease McKinnie, Mar
tha Armstrong, Jeanette Caple,
Elveta Monroe, Gladys McI^in-
nie, Labertha Buie, Lucille
Starks, Hapsy Galloway, Mary
Taylor, Cora Byrdine, Magda
lene Llewellyn, Queen Ester
Toon, Mary Hayes, and Mable
Powell. The members were hap
py to receive a new member,
Mrs. Onna Rogers.
The group adjourned to meet
next with Mrs. Mable Powell.
The K.T.A. Social Club, a new
ly organized club of Kyles Tem
ple Church, will observe Fa
thers Day ceremonies at Kyles
Temple Church on June 16th at
the 11:00 A.M. service. Rev
George Tharrington, pastor,
will deliver the Fathers Day
message.
The members are sponsoring
five fathers of the church. They
are E. D. Barnes, George Elliott,
Walter McKinnie, Galthan Gal
loway and George Bass.
The father raising the highest
sum of money will be (^uwned
and named the “Father of the
Year." Gifts will also be award
ed each father.
Following ceremonies at 0:00
P.M.. the fathers and friends
will be honored at a barbecue-
chicken dinner at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McKinnie located on Fayette
ville Rd.
Provisions have been made
for games and fishing.
“Scouting At St. Mark"
Mrs. Endell Stewart was host
ess to the Girl Scout Troop 123
of St. Mark A.M.E. ^ion Church
last Thursday evening at Camp
Scarborough. Each girl was giv
en a task by Mrs. Stewart, some
cooking and cleaning. The girls
cooking prepared hot dogs, lem
onade, donuts and roasted
marshmallows for the group.
Games, coloring and dancing
were also enjoyed by the group.
The girls attending were Ma
rion and Luevia Gibson, Shir
ley Mae Malette, Margaret Roy
aler, Alma and Carolyn Turner,
Shirley Craig, Betty McAllister,
Geraldine Keith, Eddie Mae
Reeves, Patrica McCrae, Cyn
thia Ann Williams, Cassandra
Wallace and Joyce Perry.
The leaders are Mrs. Marga
ret Turner and Mrs. Mattie
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Mrs. Clara Bowling, 213 Gat-
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after attending to Commence
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Valedictorian.
••A FniENDLY CHVRCH"
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHUR(J1
White Rock Square
Rwerend Miles Mark Fisher, Pastor
Sunday, June 16, 1957
8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A, M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Prof. J. M. Schooler, Supt.
“Joseph, A Favorite Son,” Genesis 37.
Prof. J. M. Schooler, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—“Our Fother Is Not in Heaven,’’ Pastoh
Senior Choir, Mrs. V. W. Alston, Directress
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Ira Murchison, Director
6:30 P. M.
7:30 P. 'M.—“Insurance for Everyone,” T. E. Lambsth
Young People’s Choir, Miss Florida Fisher, Directreu
Andrew Whlsienton, teacher
of one of the 8th grades
at Whitted Jr. High School has
gone to Utica', N. Y. for summer
employment.
*
The Children’s Day Programs
at White Rock Baptist Church
and St. Joseph’s A.M.E. Church
were very beautiful and greatly
enjoyed by parents and friends
MRS. RF.GESTER,
HOSTESS TO THE
AZALEA GARDEN CLUB
On Monday, May 26, Mrs
Thomasine Regester feted the
Azalea Garden Club at her
home on Graham Street, Chapel
Hill.
The Garden Gate was opened
by Mrs. Gladys McNeil, who
read the thought for the day
from the Secret Place, "Build
ing With Our Hands.” In re
sponse to her request, several
club members gave verses on
flowers.
Mrs. Eflie Cotton, the presi
dent, presided over the busl
ness session. The Sunday serv
ice held the day before was dis
cussed and also matters pertain
ing to the state convention
Mrs. Virgle Davis and Mrs.
Gladys MrNell were elected to
represent the club at the con
vention.
Mrs. Rcgester’s guests were
introduced and made encourag
ing remarks.
Mrs. Regester served her
guests and club members a very
nice repast.
Mrs. Herrod closed the gar
den gate by expressing the
club’s deep appreciation to Mrs.
Regester for her hospitality.
Guests present; Mesdames
Helen Dunlap, Mary Blanch,
Lona Hargroves, Alice Jones,
Charlie Mason, Gladys Barbee,
ftuth Thompson and M. D. Tur
ner.
Club members present: Mes-
dames Callie Ashford, Rebecca
Clark, Effie Cotton, Vlrgie Dav
is, Sadie Harris, Elise Herrod,
Cornelia Johnson, Margaret
Marsh, Charlotte Miller, Hazel
McBroom, Gladys McNeil, Ba-
netta Peele, Annie Perry, Allen-
er Randall, Lena Richardson;
Mi.sses Mary Baines and Cleo
Russell.
Hollis W. Shaw, a student at
Talladega College, Talladega,
Ala. where he is majoring In
psycholoy, visited his family
and parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Gro
ver Shaw, during the weekend.
During the summer he will
tjc employed wtth the Methodist
Service Camp, New York City.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Morehead Ave. Garden
Club met Friday evening, June
7, at the home of Mrs. J. B. Mc-
Lester, 907 Morehead Ave. The
meeting was opened with a
brief devotion. The president,
Mrs. J. B. McLester, presided
over the business session, after
which the Installation of offi
cers was given by Mrs. Elnora
Smith of the Lyon Park Rose
Garden Club. Mrs. Helen M.
McClain was also present from
the Lyon Park Rose Garden
Club.
The officers for 1857-1958
are as follows: Mrs. OUle Far
rar, President; Mrs. Nekoda
O'Neal, Vice-President; Mrs.
Mamie Watkin, Secretary; Mrs.
Daisy Kizzy, Asst. - Secretary;
Mrs. Mary Cornegans, Treasur
er; Mrs. J. B. McLester, Chair
man of Program Committee. ,
Members present: Mesdames
Cora O’Neal, Victoria Lawson,
Maggie Watson, Mary Johnson,
Annie Sellars, Daisy Mann, Ge-
seva Rogers, Estelle Wynche.
Ora Foster,. Mary Woods, Daisy
Roberts, Mary Smith, Sylvester
Cove, Bertha Harris, Viola
Watson, Fannie Anothy, Miss
Julia Tapp.
Rev. C. E. McLester was pres
ent. He made brief remarks.
The hostess served punch and
cake.
COSMETOLOGY CLUB
The Cosmetology Club Chap
ter One met Monday, June 3,
at the home of Mrs. Beatrice
Moss, 1103 Simmx>n Street.
’The president, Mrs. Ethel
Owens, presided over the busi
ness session. Plans were made
for the annual picnic.
At the close of the business
session, refreshments were
served to the following:
Mesdames Ethel Owens, P. F.
Love, M. O. Jeffries, Lula Hill,
Mozell Blount, Gladyi, Pugh,
Elizabeth Brown, Lossie Cole
man, N. J. Curry, Misses Tillie
Wells and Lois Burrough.
Mrs. Hart thanked the host
ess.
asksd to cooparat*. This drive
will terminate in July. Presi
dent, Mrs. William Fuller.
*••••••••••
Mrs. Margaret GUlls enter
tained members of the K.T.A.
Social Club at the home of Mrs.
Ann Perry on Second Street re
cently. The Devotions were con
ducted by Mrs. Hapsy Gallo
way. fTesident Gladys McKin
nie presided over the business
session.
At this point the social hour
followed when refreshments
were served. Various games
were also enjoyed.
Members present were Mes
dames, Alma Fogg, Hapsy Gal
loway, Gladys McKinnie, Ann
Perry, Catherine Ward, Iris
Lawrence, and Mable Powell.
The group will meet next
with Mrs. Lois Henderson on
Pine Street.
Bass at Lincoln Hospital, Tues
day, June 4. She had been sick
for some time.
Funeral services were held at
the Bethel Tsbernacle Holiness
Church on Saturday, June 8,
with the Rev. A. W. Lawson,
pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle
Hollnaas Church,
Mrs. Bass, bom in Greene
County, 50 years ago, was bur
ied in Beechwood Cemetery.
Why should your hair
say you re old and ^rav?
Funerals In
Durham And
ENTERTAINED GARDEN
CLUB
The Lyon Park Rose Garden
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Lossie Foushet* 1114 Cornell
St. Monday evening. May 27.
The Garden Gate was opened
by Mrs. Fannie Tapp. The pres
ident, Mr*. M. W. Webb, presid
ed over the business session.
The officers for 1957-1958 were
installed.
At this point, Mrs. V. M. Joy-
nel* presented Dr. J, M, Hub
bard, Jr., who has recently re
turned from abroad, after work
ing with the Health Department
of the U. S. Army. He named
11 foreign countries in which
he worked and showed slides of
flowers and other interesting
items. ' I
Those present: Guests, Miss'
Hattie White, Mrs. Louise Bank;
Members, , Mesdames Elnora ‘
Smith, M. W. Webb, Mary Har
dy, Elizabeth Means. Bessie'
Thompson, Sadie Me^ne, V.
M. Joyner, Margaret Burnett,
V. Faulk, Mable Freeland,
Elizabeth Bullock, Mattie Can-'
ty, Louise Thorpe, {ssie Amey,
Fannie Tapp, Josephine Hoskln,
N. J. Curry, Fannie Cozart,
Catherine Shaw, Helen Mc-
Dade; Miss Allene MTebane and
Ruth Means.
The Committee on Linen for
Lincoln Hospital held its open
ing meeting at the home of Mrs.
Wilma Milum, 607 Linwood
Avenue on Sunday, June 2nd.
Any donations consisting of va
rious articles of linen, soap,
money, etc. will be greatly ap
preciated. Every individual Is
WILLIE LEE BOLAND
Funeral services for Willie
Lee Roland, age 77, were held
at the Rock Spring Baptist
Church, Granville County, Sun
day, June 9. The officiating
minister was the Rev. J. H. Pep
pers, pastor of the St. Paul Bap
tist Church.
Mr. Roland, a native of Gran
ville County, died at his resi
dence, 10 Adams Court, Friday,
June 7, after an illness of two
months. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
He is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Anne Page and
Mrs. Virginia Pettiway, of the
home, and Mrs. Idonin Cousins
of Aberdeen, Md.
MBS. EUGENIA BUCHANAN
Mrs. Eugenia Buchanan, 1117
Williard Street, died at her resi
dence, Sunday, June 9, after an
illness of four months.
Born in Scottland Covinty on
February 4, 1874, Mrs.,Buchan
an had lived In Durham for the
past four years.
MBS. HATTIB BASS
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ST, JOSEPffS A. M. E. CHURCH
Reverend D. A. Johnston, Pastor
Sunday. June 16, 1957
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