PAGE FOUR
THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1957
Durham Society Notes
All News For This Page Must B« Submitted
Before Ten A. M. Mondajr Of Each Week
MRS. E. W. BUTLER, Editor
406 Brant Street — Phone 3-8735
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Mrs. Mable Powell—Pearsontown—Phone 2*1922
Mbs M. L. Stephens—West Durham—Phone 7-4164
Mrs. N. J. Curry—West End—Phone 7-8862
Miss Rachel Nunn—Ulclutown
The Youth Wants to Know
Club gave a splash party and
picnic at the Hillside Park
swlnuning pool last Thursday
from 7:U0—9:00 p. m. |
The girls and boys came in
groups bringing their lunch ^
basKets and were accompanied
by 4U or more parents. |
They enjoyed swimming
lirst, alter which they retired
to the picnic reservaUon whert^
uey ate and dranlc cold sodas.
bome oi their club member^
who had gone to camps, missed
the ailair.
The party was held under the
direction ol Mrs. Bessie Whlt-
ted, the club president, and
Mrs. Bess Johnson.
Mrs. Namie Ruth Burnette
Smith and children, Patricia,
Oayie and Lauretta Ann Smith,
01 Denver, Col., are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Laura But7
nette, t’ayettevlUe Street. Mrs.
Smith and her girls were en
tertained at dinner by Mrs.
Plassie Harris. While here, Mrs.
Smith was shown many favors
by her friends.
Mrs. A. A. Hawk of Miami,
Fla. and sons, William an4
John, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. C. K. Brown, 404 Liawsoq
itreet. They will stop enroute
iiome to visit her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. U. M. Trapp ol Gaines"
vilie, Fla. She reports a very
pleasant stay in Durham.
Mrs. Margarette Lanier and
daughter are visiting here with
Attorney and Mrs. Thompson,
her sister.
RETURN TO NEW YORK
Mrs. Lucille M. Clark, Mrs. i
Carrie M. Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie A. Manley have re-i
turned to New York City alter
a ten-day stay here with rela
tives and friends.
While bare, they attended the
ManWf-Branch annual family
reunion in Henderson. They al
so visited in Louisburg and
Warren ton.
While here in Durham, they
were shown many courtesies.
Mrs. Margarette Little and
children, Andrew, John, Rawls,
!d(i and Debl^ gave a^birth->
day dinner honoring Theodore)
Little at 307 Gray Street. Only
members of the family were In
vited. The dining room was a
scene of beauty with the many
flowers and the beautiful linen
table cloth. Mr. Little was hap
pily surprised' with the numer
ous gilts presented him.
THE WHITTED REUNION
CELEBRATES THEIR
ANNUAL PICNIC
The Whltted family reunion
was held Sunday, July 20, with
Mr. and Mrs. George Mayo,
who recently moved into their
beautiful brick home. (The yard
is filled with lovely shade trees
and flowers.) There was plenty
of food, ice water and lemon
ade for the occasion.
Norfleet Whitted was there
with his loud speaker and pic
ture machine making pictures.
Many pictures were made—lor
there were Whitteds from all
parts ol the State and else
where.
Members present were Mr.
and Mrs. Norlleet Whitted and
lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Spaulding, Mrs. Ruth Spaulding
Boyd and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ir
vin Whitted, Mrs. Evelyn Whit
ted Rogers, Mr. Arthur Whit
ted, Mrs. Hattie E. Mayo, Mrs.
Henderson ‘S. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Blount.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Bemlc4
Satterlield, Mr. and Mrs. Mi
chel Whitted, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hunter ol Mebane, Mr.
Joe Whitted, Mr. and Mrs,
James Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Pear
son ol Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs,
Boyd Russell, Mr. and )Irf.
Long, Mr. and Mrs. John Whlt>
ted. Rev. Anderson Whitted
and daughter Georgia, a gradu
ate of N. C. College, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hall, Mrs. Bee be
George of Durham and daugh
ter Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Gai
ther Collins of Hillsboro, for
mer Durhamltes, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Max^.'
Guests present were Mrs. Ef-
fie Cotton, Mrs. Maggie Len-
non, E. W. Butler, Mrs. Brodia
Tutt, Mrs. Emma Cotton, Mrs.
Edna Chavis and children, and
Iris Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Simmons of Kentucky
and others.
The next reunion will be held
the 4th Sunday in July of next
year at ^’the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hampton Long.
The Year Round Garden Club
met Monday, July 15, on the
beautiful lawn of the residence
of Mrs. Fred Henderson locat
ed on South Alston Avenue.
Mrs. Annie Mayo opened the
meeting with the club song and
the Lord’s Prayer. The presi
dent, Mrs. Lillie Farrington,
presided over the meeting.
Fred Henderson introduced the
laest speakerrB. ^VAUisoB who
gave an Interesting and ■ informi
ative talk on the species of or-
chids growing Jn the United
States, optimum conditions for
their growth, care and arrange
ment. The beautiful pictures
shown were stimulating to all.
Mrs. Henderson’s guests
were: F. B. Allison, Mesdames,
Minnie Turner, Zola Womble,
Lyda" Wraye and Miss Mary
Bane. .
The lollowlng members were
present: Mesdames Alma Ben->
nett, Carrie Burch, Allle Dick,
Lillie Farrington, Madge Har
graves, Maggie Kennedy, Katie
Love, Gertrude Long, Annie
Mayo, Hattie Meadows, Mary
Raye, Roxle Rowland, Rosq
Suitt, Marie Speigner, Eugenia
Simmons, Flossie Torlan and
Maggie Walton.
The hostess served a relresh-
ing repast. Assisting her wera
Mrs. Inez Suitt Jones and Mrs.
Margaret Steward.
Mrs. Alma Bennett thanked
the hostess lor her hospitality.
Reunion Held
By Brancli And
Manley Families
The Manley and Branch fam
ilies held their annual family
reunion on July 14 at the home)
of Mrs. Lessie B. Hodge In Hen
derson.
The Manleys and many of
their friends assembled at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Smith on Nelson St. here at
11:00 a. ,m. From this point a
ten-car motorcade transported
them to Henderson, where they
met more than two hundred
other relatives and friends.
The activities for the day be
gan with greetings. The groups
then assembled on the lawn for
a half hour program. Introduc
tions were made, after which
dinner was served in the old
southern style. Following din
ner, pictures were made of the
group. Everyone enjoyed S(
wonderful day.
Members of the Manley fami
ly attending were Mrs. Lucille^
M. Clark, Mrs. Carrie M. Jondl,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. Manley,
all of New York City; Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Jones and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Man-^
jley, all of Durham.
Members of the Branch fenv-
ily attending were Mrs. Clara
B. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon,
N Branch of New York City;
Mr. Clellie B. Davis, Mrs. Elno-
ra B. Massenburg of Washing•^
ton, D. C., Mrs. Lessie B. Hodge,
Mrs. Mable Williams'and fami
ly of Henderson,'Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Branch, Mr. and Mrs.
Jethro Turner and family, Mrs.
Emily A. Branch of Warrenton,
Mrs. Lessie B. Williams and
family of Norfolk, Va.
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Located on Eno Rivier Bridge
on Highway 70-A
HILLSBORO, N. C,
Mrs. Lamer J. McCall, wM
before her marriage on Satur
day, June 29 to Lamer Jules
McCall Jr„ wat Miss Yvonne
Wlllette Parker. The ceremony
took place at the First Baptist
Church of High Point, home of
the bride. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Pari
ker.
High Point Wedding Ceremony
Unites Miss Parker, L. J. McCall
Miss Yvonne Wlllette Parker
and Lanzer Jule McCall Jr.,
were united in marriage in an
Impressive ceremony at the
First Baptist Church on Satur
day, June 29, at 5:30 p. m. llie
Rev. W. F. Elliott, pastor of the
church, officiated In the double
ring ceremony.
The church was beautifully
decorated with a background of
palms and fern, and white gla
dioli, white potted chrysanthe
mums, and white lilies, and an
unusual arrangement of candel
abra holding cathedral tapers.
Clyde Parker and Miss Reba
Gripper furnished the nuptial
music. Mr. Parker presided at
the organ while Miss Gripper
sang, “Calm as the Night" and
“The Lord’s ?irayer.'’ THe tra-
dlUonal wedding marches were*
used.
Ushers were William Parker,
a brother of the bride; John
Peel, Carl BeU, and Vicki
Thornton of Durham. Brides
maids were Mrs. Patricia
Hampton, of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Miss Lillian Martin ol. High
Point; Miss Jo Anne Dickerson,
Charleston, W. Va.; and Miss
Beverly Wright of Durham.
Miss Elaine Parker, a sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids and maid of
honor wore identical dresses of
pink chiffon over net and taf
feta with a contrasting shade of
fuchsia and matching accesso
ries. The bridesmaids carried
cascade bouquets of rubrum li
lies and American Beauty rosea
with red streamers. The maid
“A FRIENDLY CHURCH"
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
WHITE ROCK SQUARE
Miles Mark Fisher, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1957
8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
"FOE OF FALSE GODS"
Judges 6:25-32.
Prof. J. M. Schooler, Supt.
11 :G0 A. M.—"When Vzziah Died" Thi Pastor
BAPTISM
Senior Choir, Mrs. V. W. Alston, Directress
6:30 P. M.
. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Ira Murchison, Director
7:30 P. M.—"Racing Against Hortes” .... Th* Pastor
DISTRICT REPORTS
Gospel Chortts, Miss Leona E. Roberson, Directress
“Little Old Mother Welcomes You"
ST. JOSEPH'S A. M. E, CHURCH
Reverend D. A. Johnston, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1957
9:30 A. M SUNDAY SCHOOL
W. A. Marsh, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—SPEAKER Rev. Carl A. Fuqua
MUSIC — Senior Choir Number One
Mrs. Bessie Gilmer, Organist
6:00 P. M.
Win/red Martin, President
A. C. E. League
7:00 P. M.—THE FRIENDLY DAUGHTERS WILL
RENDER PROGRAM.
MT. VERNON
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. E. T.Browne
Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1957
9:30 A. M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
C. £. Richardson, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor Browne
MUSIC , Senior Choir Number One
Mrs. E. H. Fogle, Organist
i-
6:00 P. M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Theme: "Jesus in the Midst Leading Human Beings*’
7:30 P. M.—BAPTISM
of honor carried a cascade bou
quet of painted rubnun lilies
and American Beauty rosea
with pink streamers. Little Miss
Brenda Parker, youngest sister
of the bride, was flower girl.
Her dress was of white nylon
organza. Cornelius Cattcart of
Hillsboro, a cousin of the groom,
was ringbearer.
Mrs. McCall Jr. Is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Parker. She Is a 1957 grad
uate of Howard University,
Washington, D. C. Mr. McCaU,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lanza
Jule McCaU Sr., of Durham, is
a rising senior in the School of
Engineering of Howard Uni
versity. He is a member of the
Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He
Is now employed in the sanita
tion departmen of Washington,
D. C., as an engineer.
Garden Club
Is Entertained
Mrs. SopKronia Green gnter-
tained the Lyon Park Rose Gar
den Club at the Algonquin Club
Monday, July 15th, at seven
thirty o’clock. The meeting was
opened by Mrs. Margaret Bur
nette, Milligan, with the club)
song, scripture and prayer. *Thet
president, Mrs. Elnora Smith,
presided over the business ses
sion.
The club will have a plcnio
at the First Calvary Baptist
Church Monday, July 29th.
Mrs. Helen McClain describ-,
ed interesting pictures taken
while there.
Present at the. meeting were:
Mesdames Pearl Brown, Marga
ret B. Milligan, Fannie Cozart,
Vee FauUC Mary Hardy, Jose
phine Hoskln, Victoria Joyner,
Helen McClain, Ruth Mears,
Ruth Elizabeth Mears, Sadie
Mebane, Elnora Smith, Fannie
Tapp, Bessie Thompson, M. W
Webb, and Miss Arlene Mebane.
Mrs. Webb thanked the host
ess.
Picnic Plans
Are Made By
Flower Club
I
The Azalea Garden Club held
Its last meeting of the summer
at the home of Miss Cleo Rus
sell on Pine Street. Mrs. Alll-
ner Randall opened the meet
ing. The presiding officer was
the president, Mrs. Roxie Davis.
During a short business ses
sion, officers for the lncomlnj|
year were installed and the pro
gram committee was appointed.
Plans were also made for the
club’s annual picnic to be held
OB the fourth Sunday In July.
After the business session,
the club presented its«putgoing
president, Mrs. Effie Cotton, a
beautiful silver tray.
The hostess served a rep
ast to the following person*;
Mrs. Curtis and J. Wilson of
New York City, who were
guests; and members: Miss Ma
ry Baines, Mesdames Rebecca
Clark, Effie Cotton, Mlimle
Cromartie, Roxle Davis, Minnie
Forte, Sallie Harris, Ellse Her-
rod, Cornelia Johnson, Julia,
Lucas, Margaret Marsh, Char-
lotte Miller, Hazel McBroom,
At Institute
Mrs. Callle Daye, well-known
cosmetologist, will attend the
Institute of Cosmetologists In
New Orleans, La., which begins
July 26.
While there, she plans to at
tend the National Convention of
Cosmetic Art August 4 through
the 8th.
Mrs. Daye is a graduate of
Deshazor Beauty College. She
received her Bachelor of Arts
in New Orleans in 1950, later
taking a si>ecial course In hair
Banetta Peele, Annie Perry, Al- coloring in New York City. She
liner Randall, Thomasine Reg-, is now working on special
Ister, Lena Richardson, Brodia shows with Roux Hair Coloring.
Tutt and Callle Ashford. —^
Mrs. Rebecca Clark gave an
expressii^ of thanks at the
close of the meeting.
Week's Births
In Durham
Lists Sixteen
The following births were re->
ported to the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of July 15' through 20,
1957:
Haynes and Mattie Nance,
boy.
Willard and Vera Stewart,,
boy.
Robert and Mary Johnson,
girl.
Robert and Geraldine Jones,
girl.
Ernest and Allene Atwater,
boy.
Marvin and Jimmie Hudson,
boy.
John and Carrie Hodge, boy.
Charlie and Azalee Page, boy.
Eddie and Mattie Scarbor-i
ough, girl.
Arthur and Ethel Slake, boy.
Clodia and Dorothy Chavis,
boy.
Benjamin and Betty Parker,
girl.
WUlle and Mary Cooley, girl.
Dausle and Bertha Vanhook,
boy.
Ethereal and Leola Green,
boy.
Walter and Leanna Carr, boy.
COOKING
HINTS
Carnation Home Servict Director
and her staff
Romii* Scott
The perfect
end to hot
weather
meals Is s
light, frozen
dessert
made
with Carnation BJvaporatea Milk.
Whipped Carnation makes
frozen desserts so smooth and
crystal-free-a texture you don’t
fret with other forms of milk.
Easy Lemon Sherbet is one of
my favorite summertime “stand
bys.” It’s so quick and easy to
make, won’t you try It soon?
lASY LEMON SHERBIT
(Makes 4 to 6 servings)
% cup (6 os. can) frezsn
lemonod* concentrat*
1 % cups (largs con) undiluted
CARNATION EVAPORATED
MILK
cup sugar
Defrost lemonade eoncentrate.
Chiu Carnation In refrigerator
tray until soft crystals form
arotmd edcres of tray (about 20
minutes). Whip until stUT, about
31 minute. Add lemon juice and
whip until very stiff, about 2
minutes longer. Fold In sugar
and softened lemonade. Freeze
in refrigerator tray until Arm,
stirring occasionally.
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