THE CAROLINA
”TMI TRUTH UNBRIDLED*
TIMES
SAT., MARCH 28, 19S9
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I Organ Recital
I An Or^sn RcWlal by ”c(Jla T'la-
j vidson will prelude ^be. Goi'f) Jfri
I (lay NiRht Concert at St/
! A. M. E. Church on Fayeltfe'viUc
I Street by the Allen Univerilty
! Choir, of Columbia, South Caro
lina. John W. Hunter, directing:
Mildred Strider, accompanist; So
loist for the occasion wiil- be: Shir
ley Dukeg—Soprano; Peter L. Fel
der—Tenor; Marina Theophilu#—
Soprano; Eugene Huntcr-r-Tenor;
Ernest Pressley—Baritone.
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Bars Drop I
McPHERSO;^, K«nt.—Cellabora-1
tion of th* Wichita Kai\M> NAACP|
branch and Mayor A. Bftmyar
hat reiultad In paactful datagrt-
gatien of tha Hahgar' Cai* -at' Mu
nicipal airport hara.
Managemant of fia rastauranit
had praviouily not parmittad Nag-
roai te b» tarvad, it wai raportad
I by Attornay Chattar I. Lawit, prat-
idant of tha Wichita NAACP
branch.
i
On Fourth Six Week Honor Roll
OODi^OY MFC. Cp. • 3510 Olive SttMi • Sc. Louii. MiMourl
“A FRIENDLY CHUItCH”
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
WHITE ROCK SQUARE
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
MILES MARK FlSHEf(, Pastor
Sunday, March 29, 1959
8:45 A.M. Call to:%orship
9;30 A.M.
|,1:00 A.M.
6:30 P.M.
Sunday School Lesson
^‘•Christ Jesjis Lives.” Luke 24:33-48
^st^r Program by Mrs. IC. B. Pratt's Class
Profi.J. M. Schooler, Superintendent
N. C. MUTUAL PRESIDENT AND
.WIFE ENTERTAIN—North Car.
ollna Mutual Lifa Inturanca
company'* praaldant A»a T.
Spaulding and hit wifa! ware
hottt racantly ai a dinnar party
at thair homa to widowt of da-
caatad ofricert of tha Mutual.
Shown in this picture are (teat- ;
ad, laft to right): Mrt. Ruth
Lowe '’and her mother, Mri, J>. I
L. Wheeler, Mrt. G. W. Cox and
Mrs. C. C. Spaulding.' Standing
from left to right are Mrt. M.
A. Goins, Mrs. D. B. Martin, Mr.
and Mrt. A. T. Spaulding ahd
Mrt. R.' L. McDougald, Net
thown it Mrt. J. M. Avery, who
it new living in Chicago, III.Tha
late hutbandt of Mrt. Whealar
and Mrt. Cox terved at Vice-
President and Agency Diractpr.
Mrt, Goint\ hutband wat at-
tittant te'cratary; Mfrt. M^i^ln
'‘wat wlf4 of tha late Atw^late
Asancy Director; Mrt. Hlll't
hutband wat Atilttant Saclretary
#nd Controller; Mrt. McDoug|ld
wat wifa of a Vice-pretidant;
and Mrt. Avery's hutband wat
Viee-Preii^nt-Setretary.' ,
Greensboro Site Of Jehovah's Witnesses Annual
Meet; Bible Held Chief Weapon lii Fight With Reds
Electronics
Jehovah’s Witnesses or circuit
26 have chosen Greensborq as the
place for their semiannual circuit
assembly for 1959, it was' an
nounce^ Local witnesses' plten to
attend. "
TheaAt''^buncement was discuss
ed Mt the local Kingdom Hall. Dur
ing the discussion, O. M. StokeS|,
presiding minister, told the con*
regation that development tH
Christian thinkins through accuf=
age Bible knowledge and under
standing is the greatest bulwark
against ‘godless communism and
other forms of atheism so preva
lent in the world today.
“A Abgician Believes Jesus”
Senior Choir, John H. Gattis, Director
Ba|>tist Training Union
fir» :.Hurchison, Director .
The Pastor
7:30 P.M. Shepard Missionary Society Sponsoring
|nual Easter Baptism " ■
bis Commitment” ’I .
TRe T*astof^
^p^e) Chorus, Miss Leana E. Roberson, Directress
Male Chorus, Williain ftfcTcfJer AHen, Director
Mitt Thelnw Yvetine Harlae.
it the daughter, .ef, JiArt. Lula
Clark White of Raleigh, North
Carolina and Mr. Robert A. Har*
iea Sr. of Waihlngton, D. C. Her
engagement t« Mr. Artie Shaw
Lucat, ten of Mr. and Mrt. Wil
liam Russell LuCas' ef Spring
Hope, North .Cardliha Is' an^
neunced by Mr. and Mr^ White.
Miss Harlee Is a.Mtnior at NiMih
Carolina College at Dttrham,
Dvrham, Nertly JfiarfliM. i. Mr.
Lu»at *ft a‘fonM|l- irf^hWwWbel
of Law, North Carolina College
at Durham, Durham,. North Car
olina. A tpring viredding it plan
ned.
The DbgWood Garden Club held I . Jl members were aislted
its monthly meeting recently at bl-ing their convention duds
the hMhe Of Mrs. Susie Martin, the next ipeeting which will
This Greensboro assembly- is to
last three day$. FrSd#y. Saturday;
find Sunday, April 17-19. It Is
sponsored, by the WStchtowcr'tBi-
ble and Tract Society of BrooHlyiV
New York. r
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The program is especially destf*-
ped to glVe Jehovah’s withcsscs
lind their friends three day* of
itdvanced Bible knowledge .and
ministerial training, Slokrs said.
Ab(wt 000 dele.!!atf!s Jrotri ,21
congregations are eypcctcd to qt-
“ifend. All sesslojis \rilt J>c. open to
|he p^iiCi ,* '
Names of students who *rc or'
Whitlcd honor toil or the fourt',
reporting period have been ri-
lca.scd by Prlrteipal -*■ Schoo'.
er #s Barbara McNeill, Jac*|Mcllni
lirown, Thomas Sampson, Bevcrl;'
Harris, Patricia Roberts, Gwen M ,
Uughlin, Jan Stewart, Arthui
Johnson; Volanda Fonl, Louisi
George, Sylvia Jones, William Roy
ster, Lois Davis, Tyrone. McAulcy.'
Eugene Holder;
Gloria Mangum, Princess Rogers
Annie Ward, Cynthia Smith, Syl
via Sloan, Betty Cameron, Llllii
Ellison, Patricia Harris, Charmac
Sears, Doris C. Wall, Nettle Young.
Barbara Johnson, Dorothy Amey,
Shirley 07 Traylor, In#'Fletcher
Walker .
NEED MONEY!
Sli:K
Uncle Sam
AT
PROVIDENCE
LOAN
DIAL 24431
10(5 E. Main St.,y
Durham, N. C.
WARD'S OPEN AIR MARKET.
5011^/jiiangruiin St s t)iai Si-SO'ISI^
O a Parish with Christ sincc 1809”
irr; jo§i:;rh?s A. m. e. (;nuit^M
■V v' VfayIIItTEVII.LE: STREET
DOPvHAM. NOin’H CAROLINA
LVtN CUeST'm SWANN, The Midisf
•300 Price Street
Scriptw^ was read by Miss Til
ley, folloy^c^ by a song, “In the
Cross.’^ PWyeV ■ was lead by Mrs.
Martiri; .’Business was discu.ssed
about 4»ays to sell tickets fot- the
.'otton 'bop ball, j
held on Sunday, ApriJ 1, at 4:0^
at the Stanford L. Warren Library,
Members dttinding w«re;, Alrsk’
Harriston, Mrs. Cora Brown^ Mrs;
Jennie Fuller, Mrs. Mar^e Didc-
erson« Mrs. Rifth TiUcy, Susie.
Martin and Mrs, Lois Mayo.
EASTEl^
WE GIVE,
TOP VALUE
STAMPS!
Friendliest Supermarkets In The Piedmont
■ ■ Hickory-Smoked
Curtis Blue Ribbon 4
I ® ^ 111^ Portion ^ ^
Curtis Blue Ribbon
14-16 Lbs, Avg.
Whole oi*
Shank Half
Eggs
Biscuits
Kroger Grade A
Guaranteed Fresh
DOZ.
43
Cindy Lou
Buttermilk or
Sweetmilk
3
CANS
KROGER
Tomato Juice 2
North Bay ^
Grated
LI5. BAG ORANGES AND
LB. BAG PINK GRAPI^FIUHT
f, TENDER U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED
5
46 ot,
. Cam
6 oz.
Can#
BOTH
FOR
$1
>J'
79'
.
REVOLVING CREDIT
BUY YOUR WARDROBE FOR EASTER
TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY
" *FOR BOYS AND MEN AT THE
PEOPLE'S STORE
211 N. Mangum St.
Durhrm, N. C
NEW ME'niOU
Ij^UNDIIY
A#^DryClcati3ri
' 405 R«>xbor« ^flreet
BROAD ST.'BRANeil
no# Broad Strcef
QtiCK - SBItVlCl •’
WASH TUB
ft'*vJioro Boad at'AvcKdidale
'Drive-;
M^LVfN CUBSTflli SWANN, The Minister. ^ ^
' G,-Ai . WINSLOW, Minister of Mmir' '
■ ^XOWARlji L-.iltf^SjaN, Director •>! CUriumn Mucatian
- \ ; 29, ;■
, ili "I'-r V ■ - ■ ^^
j.yVliTO.WITNESSES”
Y,00,h.m. Kastcr Brcjikfost
1^1- - Spi^o^ by tH6 Senior Missloniuics
■9:6(1 AiM, TUIUMl’l^ANT”
*' ; ’ . ' ' -‘'^:;,,'^hc .Sunday, School
Ijttia#.;V '
' '’^Jlris. Mortii-k
"EAUTlHiUAKli AT 6AWN” i
'i!'f The fliihistw ' ■ ' i
Cridi) UecitJil
, ■ / vj* ■ ;*>'!#i.w CeUff^ ■-
6:00 P.M. .... .:.. . i,..'. • Vivsper Services
: ■ ‘ ’QDth ANMVERSAnV CET.EmtATION
' >■ UF^'^B "
' NQirrn.CAROLINA MU'TUAL life insuuance
-•' -ah COI^RANY ■
Dr. Mordoca^ Jenson' . ' y\-' Si
, . 'FtlEE't*ARraNG ON ST. JOSm^ stnKKT^
.ii;(w A.m.
.4:30 P.M.
&
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IF SO! CALL us
Vre cater to DINNER PARTIES • CLUB
MEETINGS • BANQUETS, ETC.
Seating Capacity For 70
BILTMORE HOTEL AND GRILL
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Call LATH ALSTON — S-2071 \
Theri’ is a siitisfaction in .scrvice that tjoes l)iv
yoiid all mtrely commcrcial considcrHtioii.s. \\‘c
say it sincerely, we cld feel a dedication to oury
iaUiiig;-\ve vvclcunie tlie o|)j)ortunity to acccpt
the, many bewildering; re.s]M)nsibilities and details
that would otherwise l)iirden a l)ereavef I'aniily.
.\nd we arc particularly },'ratefut when we re
ceive so many letters of apijreciation from fain-^
ilies we have served, ''
AME.Y FUNERAL HOME
Grade A
10-12 Lbs. Avg
401 S. Roxboro Street
low; tow PRICES
, PLUS -
S&H GREEN STAMPS
AT WINN-DIXIE ■
Brock’s EASTER CANDIES
Hid-A-Way Efgs 10-os
JeJly Bird Egrs* 16-oc. Pkg.T UM Wr
Candy Hen Egca 12»o«. Pkg. ^ •
YOUR CHOICE-r-PKG. '
SAVE 22c — HERSHErS.
SUGAR
^Ttwira
POUND
BAG
Wiih $S.OO
or more
Food Order
FRUIT FLAVORS GELATIN .
REG.
PKG.
with
^ood Order h .
DIXIE darling SPANtStt I)Alt
7
Bn rt iVi nt! v a la m a
SUPBRBRAND GRADE "A" |
• URGE EGGS •
~ 43cl
g CTN
■ DOZEN
CAKE
EACH
R UT
EGG DYE
SALAD OIL SALE
• WESSON OIL, qt
! ASTOR OIL, qt. ..
KRAFT OIL, qt
' Serve ’em For Eaater — Sunnyliind
Smdked Cured — 8-12, l2>14 lb. livWafe
HAMS
Full
Va,Or
Whole
POUND
GOLDEN
BANANASlb9‘
'Si IX m. m-m m m w
QUANtffV UlCHTf RESERVED
LIMIT: 1 Of Your Choice Wirt J
$5.00 Or Mor* Foed Order *
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r^rlcM G««d THrougb Sat., March. 28
In Durham Store* Only
. I,; LibeMy Streist at Alston Avenue
613 ChtiMl Hill StrMt — 2206 Roxbgro Road