tHE CAROLINA TIMES
-THI TRUTH UNMIDLIir SAT^ AUGUST IS, IW
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Velia Wyche passed in the Klori-
AI(M University ^{ospital. af-
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED —
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius David
Hayas of Rougemont announce
the marriaga of thair daughter,
Thalma of Durham, ta Torn
Tli*mton, Jr., sen vf Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Thornton, also of
Rovgemont on Saturday, July IS,
at tha heme of Rev, E. T. Browne
of 303 Umstaad Street.
ter a brief illness Thursday at
heme.
The funeral was iield Bethel
A.M.E. Church Sunday afternoon
at 2. Lassiter Funeral Home was
in charge of the funeral ser
vices. Hev. A. Joseph Reddick of
ficiated.
The deceased was horn in
' I^>n County, Nov, 23, 1897 and
moved in 1935 where she had
f)een employed in the student
welfare deparlment at Florida
A&M for the past 15 years.
Slie is survived by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Olivia Williams, and
seven sons, Oscar, Henry, Albert,
John, Keccy, Hobert and Willie.
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In Wedding
MAID OF HONOR
Miss Icelean Yvonne Davis, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Davis of 1105 S. Alston Avenue
was accompanied by her parents
Thursday night, August 5 to Win
ston-Salem, where she was maid of
honor in the marriage of Miss
Gloria Jean Brown to Mr. Charles
T. Crumbin, Jr. Miss Brown is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Brown of Winston-Salem.
There i.s a .sati.sfactiui) in .service that be
yond all |)ureK'''coininerciai considerations. We
say it sincerely, we do feel a dedication to our
calling'.’ we welctinie the opportunity to accept
the many h^wil^lerinj^ responsibilities and detiiiis
that would otherwise burden a bereaved family.
,\nd we are particularly >;rateful when we re
ceive so many letters of ai«)>reciation from fam-
ihes we have served.
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Enjoy Picnic
Expressions of Thanks to a pic
nic planning committee were made
at the meeting of the Adult Educa
tional Club at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hicks, at 1303
Wiley Avenue, last Sunday.
The club held its picnic in a
park at Burlington on Saturday,
Aug. 8,
Attending Sunday’s meeting
were Mesdames C, K. Brown, Lena
Ellerbee, Snoda Bell, Victoria
Cain, Ruth Ford, Pearl Gibson,
Agnes Hinton, G, E. Hargrove and
Melvin Leach and Edward Hicks,
The group will meet next at the
home of Mrs, Hargrove on 335
East Enterprise St., Sept. 13 at
4 p,m.
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The tender half chicken is
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Wilmington Minister Is Honored
WILMINCroN — “R. Irving
Boone Day” was held here recent
ly at Central Baptist church in
honor of its pastor, the Rev. R,
Irving Boone.
A testimonial, delivertd by Dr.
G. D. Carnes, presentation of gifts,
letters from friends and the main
message for the occasion by the
Rev. W, E, Beamon, pastor of Mt,
Pisgah Baptist Church, were high
lights of the celebration,
Boone has long been an out
standing Baptist leader in the
stale. Last May, Sha^ University
conferred upon him the hoiiorary
degree of Doctor of Divinity,
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DENT AND MRS. SPAULDING
—Members of North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany's Administrative staff were
dinner guests of N. C. Mutual
President Asa T, Spaulding and
his wife at the Spaulding home
recently. Gathered for this group
picture following the dinner
party are the fol.'owing; left to
right, front, R. Keiiy Bryant, Jr.,
Ordinary Department manager;
Mrs. George W. Cok Jr., Mrs.
James I. Bolden, Mrs. William
S. Taylor, Assistant to the Con-
ST. JOSEPirS A. M. E. CHURCH
“Serving a World Parish with Christ since 1869”
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
MRS: t?.' X. WINSLOW, Minister of Music
JAMES IL .UOBINSON, Director of Chri£rt.ian Education
^uiday, Augrust 16, 1959
-7;()0 A.M. Early M'^fning Worship (Dress Casual)
Sfnwm Rpverend James Tl. Robinson - Preaching
Uatiie Congregational Singing
, Mr, Lyda V, Merrick At the Console
9:00 A.M, Sunday Sdiool
'Subject "God’s Steadfast Love”
- Howard E. Wright, Sr,, Superintendent
10:00 A.M. Regular Morhlng Worship
Sermon “They That Wait For A Chance
Dr, Swann Preaching
Music The Gospel Choir ^
Mrs, Andrea Barnes At the Console
3:00 P,M. Church Open for Meditation
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Bailey, Public Relations and Ad
vertising Director; Mrs. Fannie
McLean, Secretary to the Presi
dent; Mrs. Eula W. Harris, Chief
Lay Underwriter; Mrs.. Prank
McCrea, Assistant to the Secre
tary. On the last row, left to
right, are James Bolden, Tabu
lating Department Manager;
Mrs. Wijliam Cleland, Adminis
trative Assistant; President and
Mrs. Spaulding; Dr. William A.
Cleland; and William S. Taylor.
Mrs. A. N. Shcarin, Manager of
the industrial Department, also
a member of the administrative
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Funeral Rites
Are set For
Mrs. McNeai
Last rites for Mrs. Lula McNeai,
83, of 625 Ramsey Street will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Erwin.
Mrs, McNeai died at Lincoln
ho.spitar on Saturady, August 8.
A native of Erwin, she was born
on June 22, 1876.
She is survived by five daugh
ters, Mesdamcs Cora Howard, Mary
Elliott, Daisy Dew, EHtn Baker
and Lucine Alien, a soi|», Wilson
McClain, 17 GrantlcbildiW and 14
great grandchildren,
Scarboroui^ is handlitig ar
rangements.
DEAIUTAND;
FUNERAIS
MRS. DOKA ELLEN HASKINS
Funeral services for Mrs, Dora
Ellen Haskins, 69, former Dur
ham resident, were held Saturday
afternoon, August 8, at Mt. Gi-
BIRTHS
.‘The followiim birtha... were re
ported to tha Durham County
Health Department during the
we«k of August 3 through t.
James an'd Lavam Clements,
boy.’
Charlie and Mary Riley, girl.
William and Lula Jenkins, girl.
Leo and Mary Lyon, girl.
John and Nina Parker, girl,
Norwood and Sadie Jacobs, girl.
Henry and Juanita Richmond,
girl,
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Visits Parents
Mr, Frank R, Fuller, former
Durhamite, returned to the city
recently to visit his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. John F. Fuller, of 1121
iackson street.
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Mnton Ave. at W. Main St. > ■ Phone 4967
“A FBIENDLY CHURCH”
WHITE ROCK B.AITIST CHURCH
WHITE ROCK SQUARE
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
Mll.ES MAhK t ISHER, i
Sunday, August IG, 19ii3
8:45 A M. CALL TO WORSHII’
Electronic
9:30 A,M, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
“God’s Steadfast Love." Lamentatiors 3-22-36, 81-4(1
Prof, J. M. SchooU-r, Superintendent
11;00 A,M, SERMON The Reverend Vincent N BroWn
Sacramento, California
Senior Choir, John II, Gaf,is, Director
6:30 P.M, BAPTIST TRAINING^'tl.N’ION \
Ira Murchison, Director
7:30 P.M. SERMON Rev,-Mr, Bro^
Gospel Chorus, Miss Lcana E, Roberson, Dlrectresi(
lead Church./,'
InterrtSent rites were conducted
at Beechwood cemetery.
The Rev, Harold Roland, Mt.
Gilead pastor, officiated.
Mrs. Haskins, who had been liv
ing in Washington, D. C, for the
past several years, died at Lincoln
hospital on Wedneslay August S.
She was in Durham for a visit.
The deceased was born the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Reddish in Durham County
in 1890.
Mrs. Haskins is survived by Mrs,
Dora H. Harris, of Washington, D,
C., and Mrs. Louis H. Poole, of
New Orleans, La.
MRS. MARGARET WILLIAMS
Mrs. Margaret Delois Williams,
25, was funeralized at Scar
borough's Funeral chapel in Fri
day, Aug. 7 at 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. Williams died at her home
at 813 Maplewood avenue on Tues-
day» Aug. 4,
Daughter of Mrs Cora Newton
I of 813 Maplewood avenue, she was
born in November, 1933.
Interment was in Beechwood
cemetery.
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