MRS. HOLMAN
Miss Sylvia Lasli, of Salisbury, Beanies Brids ci
Michigan Teacher In Luth)rcn Church Ceremony
SAL^SBUllY, N- C. — Miss Delores Nichplson of Salisbury.
Sylvia; I/8sh, daughter of Mr. I Rouge Pink Pea de Soie, pach
and Mjrs. Traugott H. Lash ,of They wore tea length dresses o(£
Salisbtiry and grandt^aughter
rf the, late Dr. and Mrs, S. T.
J^nQ^s; of Durham, became the
bride here Sunday afternoon of
Leon Ppbertson Holman, son of' of the skirt
My.'*’ and Mrs. ^eon F. Holman
Salem, Mioh. | The bride’s mother wore a
dresg of French rose silk organza
having a full bouffant skirt, a
portrait neckline, and tiny
sleeves. Self-made roses yvere at
the waist and fell to the hem
Avnidat p faiicKground of floor
'cohtitltflMs' wh£W galdl- an3 s^bped neckline en&r^ ifii
plas and chrysanthemums,
I chancel decorated with seven-
‘.br^QcUed candelabra, and
white arch' Intertwined with
greenery, ttie. Rev. John D.
Poole, recto?, of St. John’s
'Lutheran Church, performed the
■riianWe- 4‘ing' tifremony -held At.
|Mo6re’s Ghapel A. M. E. Zion
Chuncii. ^ ■
’ ' "rhe bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
fiill length dress of imported re-
embroidered chantiily lace and
long slaves tapering to a point,
’rtie dress was fashioned with a
sabrina neckline and moulded
bodice. The extremely full bou
ffant skirt extended into a
chapel train in the back and
was scalloped with hand-clipped
French lace. A cascade of lace
roses fell from the waist at the
back of the edue of the dress
with dropped shoulder slTCVes
a V In the back. The sheath
skirt tiad a floating' panel in the
back topped with a flat bo\y.
Her after-five flowered hat was
Of small pink flowers that toned
to deeper shades in the petals.
She wore matching accessor'es.
The mother of the bridegroom
wore a blue ■ iMe dress With
matching bag and hat, crystal,
jewels, and white accessorif?. |
Charles Holman of Defr'oit, |
Mich., served as his brother’s
best I man. Ushers were t^rry
Hood. Frank Walker, and' Don-
alfl Wiliams, all of Detroit; and
Alphonso Patrick and Vernii'
Shannon, both of Salisbury, waf
rinu bearer.
Mrs. Esther C. Marioneaux
wrved as organist. Soloists were
Mrs. ,Toan M. Bridges who san"
Wedding Prayer” and Because”
of activities.
The bride wore for her going-
away outfit an oatmtal import
ed wool ensemible, trimmed in
aeolian mink. Her pill box hat
I-'" the same mink. Her ac
cessories were the matching
shade of her suit. The orchid was
lifted from her bouquet and
added to her costume.
i Out*of-town -guaata inelMaMi
Mrs. Marie Cox and Mrs. Jean
Moon of Detroit, sisters of the
bridPRroom: Mr. and Mrs. R. C
Yancey of Newport News, uncle
and aunt of the bride; Dr. S.
A. James of Rocky Mount, N. C.,
uncle of the bride; Mrs. Adrien
L. Jones of Cleveland, Ohio.
cousin of the briderand Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Smith of Raleigh,
N. C.
Mrs. Lillian Alston
Becomes Member of
Church Floral Club
The Floral Club of Ebenezcr
■Japtist Church held its regular
nonthly meeting Sunday, Febru
ry 4, at 4;00 P. M.. at the home
f Mr. and ^Mrs. Edward Howard
U 2916 Cedar Wood Drive.
Mrs. Nezzie Carter led the du-
■’ional exercises.
Those present were Mesdames
fii> Chavis, Mari^aret Battle, Lil-
' ian Alston. Percy Jones, Cather
p McKinney, Ella Ceres, Zelma
Vdams, Martha Stanley, Nezzid
arter, Georgia F'illors. Matti
’rown, Ethel McNeil, Nellie Clem-
nons, Lydia McClain, Discie Mor
an. Goler Carter, Lillie McIntyre,
Vila Hubbard, Ethel Dawson,
Vddie Barbae, Marina Fisher, Ron-
V Primas, Jessie O'Neal, Dewey
'orwood. Mildred Man?um. Helen
Vc>bb. Nonnie Hamilton, Lucille
Tiith. Maud Thorpe, Helen Lash,
'•ward Uobinson and Percy
s- • .
■Mrs. I illian Alston was aceept-
1 Hs a new member
Mrs. VanScnihf'ek was a specia:
u(!st and made a wonderful
■'ilk and invited the club to her
’raypr and Meditation Hour in
ler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard served a
'■')vely repast of »;ako and fruit
ocktail sundae. Mrs, Lillian Als
on thanked the hostess.
Mt. Gilead Mission
To Hold Anniversary
Progrram Sunday
Missionary Circle No. 2, Mt.
Gilead Baptist Church, will ob
serve its 34th anniversary Sun
day, 3 p.m. at the church.
Guest speaker for the occas-
■ sion will be Miss Annie Dunni-
' gan, teacher at Burton School.
Music will.'be provided by the
Senior Missionary Chorous of
Union Baptist Church, and Mrs.
A. D. Mosley, who will appear as
guest soloist. The public is in
vited.
T H E C A R O L 1 N A T I M E S
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962 DURHAA*, N. C_PAG! 3-A
Chamberlin Piano
Studio Honor Roll
Pupils Are Listed
The mr-nt*ilv listin'* of 'Jtii-’-'nt
irring places on the Chambcr-
-1 mt'ci" honor roil wa;;
-''K! .-1 this week.
Chamberlin piano studio con-
'icted by Mrs. Mar"aret ShoBri'
youngsters cf the Durham
irea.
honor roll listing is as foJ
lows:
Flr»t Honor Roll '
Treaver Berdaux, Joan Cham
bers, Ernelle Eaton, Suzette Ho-
veil, Emil Howell, Diane Har‘
James Hubbard, Linda Hubbartj,,
Saundra Henderson, Beverly Me
Lau"h!in, Bcatha Page, Harriet
Van Hook, Kitty Weston.
Scrond Honor Roll
Goldie Evans, Sheila Gunn, Anf,
Harris, Carlotta Jemisojv,,
"ravie Ifaick, Un*.McClary
Jau4> .Silhei.
1/stray!
drea
Cheryl/Strayhorne, Kaye Wei
TO RENDER SERVICE
SEDGFPIELD—The Rev. Mc
Coy, pastor of EbenCzer Baptist
Church here, along with his
senior choir, ushers and congre
gation, will render services at
the New Goshen Methodist
Churc^ Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Thfe Rev. Eugene Black is
oastor New Goshen. Monroe
Alston is spon.soring t^ pro
gram.
I
QUEEN OF HEARTS AND
HER COURT —Janet Baptiite.
of Oxford, ii pictured astride
ihe "Oueen of Haarli" throne
shortly after her coronation
during the Delta Sigma Theta
forority'i annual Jabberwock
presentation in Durham lait
Friday. Mis* Baptiite won tl^e
hohor in competition with 66
other girls from Durham and
the surroundincf area. Run
ners-up are pictured leaied be
low her. They are, left to right.
Marva. Bullock, third iuinar-
up; Retina George, second 4
riinner-upi and France* Wil-j
Uams, of Raleigh, first runner-;
up. 1
rr
Oxford Girl Wins Crown as "Queen of Hearts
in Durham Delta Sigma Theta Annual Jabberwod;
REV. liARDOE
Revival Series Set
For Mount Olive
Beginning Sunday February I
11th at the morning worship I
service, a two weeiis revival j
meeting at Mt. Olive A. M. E
Sixty-six gorgeous young
ladies from Durham and its
vici:nity were presented to a
capacity hou.se at tlic D'.'lta
Sigma Theta Sprority’s Jabber-
wock 1!)C2, which featured the
Queen of Hearts Coronation niid
Ball.
The affair was held nt the
'^'irliam Civic Center on Friday,
February 2, at 8;00 p.m.
Janet Baptiste of Oxford, was
frowned the Queen of Hearts.
She received an R, C. A. port
able television as the first prize
for having sold the largest num-
l)€r of Jabberwock tickets.
Frances Williams of Raleigh,
was awarded the second prize,
a portable Hemington Rand
tynewriter; the t,hird prize. A
Zion Church, corner of Powe ’ transltor tape recorder was pre-
Sfreet and Thaxton Avenue, willRegina George of
conducted.
The bride’s veil was of nylo” I ndell A. Watson who sanr
illusion attached to a tiara of “I Love Thee and O Promisr
Alencon lace and tiny pearls. I Me.”
Miss fteth Yfincey of Newport! A r''"’ntion followed at the
News Va. was maid of honor., home of the bride’s parents
The' ’bride’^ matron of honor; 112B West Monroe Stree. Thr
was her cousin. Mrs. Elaine L. I h^me was beaufifuly dpporatef"
Adanas. of New York City. | wih and oink snaodra^on-
Bridesmaid'« ""*Tfi Miss Pandra and white Goza palms. Frui'
Vails of Salisbury, cousin of , punch and individual cakes werr
the bride; Miss Ellorica Moats'served bv Mrs, Wiley I,ash anr'
ot Staunton. V«; Miss Raemi Mrs. Lavolia Vails. Mrs TVin
Lancaster of Salisbury; and Miss P. Jones served as coordinator
St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church
"Servinf • World ParUh with Chriat Since 1869"
MEI.VIN CHESTER SWANN. The Mlnisier
MRS G. A WINSLOW. Minister of M'lsir
Mrs. Katie Smith, Director of Christian Education
FAYETTEVILLE STKEET
in:kllAM. \OKTM t:AKi;LINA
Sunday, February 11, 1962
«;30 A.M. SUriDAY SCI'OOL
StiH.TBC'’": "Ltvim ’^o^cthcr In The Family”
11:00 A M MOHNING WORSHIP
SERMON The Minister
Nlw Weapons for Freadom ^
A Skctch of the Ule o£
HicharJ Alien by P; ricia Vinsi-n
Mrs. Minnie Gilmir at the Console
7:00 P.1J. EVENING WORSHIP—RACE KELAT'OKS
t>pooraM
SEXMON Dr. Mordccai W, .lohns^'i
President Etaeritus, Howard University
SUB.1ECT: "The Great Tasi. Before Ur"
MUSIC — Soloist from the University of N. C.
V Clin T. Binkley Memorial Bripti.s* Chu.'.li Choir
Chanr) Hi"
Senior Choir, St. Joseph’s
fRte PARKING ON SAINT. JOSEPH STREET
Mrs. Holman attenripd Salis
burv (N. ,^C.) City .Sc-hols and
Palmer Memorial rn.slitule of
Sedalia, N. C. She received he’’
undergraduate degree from West
Virginia State ColIefTe and is
dninq Kraf!u9le work at Eastern
Michi,?an University.
Holman attended elementary
whool in Salem. 'i.. '”id hi"'^
-,-hnni in Northville, Mich. He
receivod his ii’id''’'0!rad'i'*te de
proe from En.stern Michigan
University and is pursuing grad-
stiiHjps at tlip sarrie insti
tution. He is employed as a
ppeeial education teacher at
'^"•■'hville (Micii.) State Hos
pital.
The counle will reside in
Ypsilanti, Mich.
YOU CAiv lUE LOrtJER
Diabetes
■iab''tes is caused bv a defect
;n the poncress. This gland
luppli.'s insulin, which con
verts su-?ar and starch to body
('npr"v When the insulin .sup
ply fails, sugar spills over into
’he bloodstream, and eventualiy
into the Urine. In uiahetic
■nek tf'o much insMlin has
been rLlcased too quickly, re
ir .'III; in dizziness, blurred
'slfn, hii’i'Tfr, mrsninlioti,
oi-'ache and irritability. In di-
betic coma too liillf insulin
at work fop ttin body’s n'-eds,
•••!! r -..iItit jn vom
iting, shortness of breath, and
..1 ii. abtiom'.n il d a i n s.
’"II- nHvKij.jufig i)] h .jp
nalysis and bloodsugar test. If
you have it he wid hcin you
to an active normal lifn. We
iU.thc ScarborouRh iid Hargett
■-'’iincivl Horn-' f'-el that a Hcal-
nor^FT.inity is a .Stronger
Community.
SCAREiORCUlJH AND
HARGETT
Foim4* Directors
52Z E. eettigrew Street ~
ntirbqm, and the winner of the
I meeting will be conducted 1 fourth prize, a iraneUor , radio
The following births were re->
to the Durham Countjr preacher. He has traveled ex-
Health department during the
week of January 29 through
February 3, 1962;
Wallace and Helen Webb,
boy.
William and Mary Carmicheal,
girl.
Garland and Margaret Bur
ton, boy.
James and Annie Knight, boy,
Willie and Mary Jacobs, boy.
Thomas and Bednia Wells,
girl.
Arthur and Delores Clement,
girl,
John and Omega Parker,
,?irl.
Wallace and Jeanett Carring
ton, boy.
Eddie and Cl^ra Hunter, girl.
Isaac and Vernie Pervis, girl.
'Curtis and Minnie Whicker,
girl.
Vinston and Magdelcne Tan
ner, girl.
Ernest and Elizabeth Clinton,
boy.
Eddie and Doris Smith, twin
boys.
director of the Department
■f Evangelism of the A. M. E.
ion connection at Washington,
C.
The evangelist brings lo the
city of Durham over forty years
of experience as an evangelistic
tensively over the country
the representative of his denom*
ination in the field of evange
lism. I
Accompanying Dr. Hardge
will be the well known gospel
singer and pianist, Mrs, Ruth
Thompson of Winston Salem,
who will handle the music for
the meeting, assisted by sing
ing groups of the local church
and community.
The meeting will begin each
evening at 7:30 p.m., beginning
Sunday the 11th and continuing
throu’gh Friday Ffhfuary 23rd,
The public is invited.
Itotsw.BuUffck alao QtDvir
ham.
Each of the other contestants
was given a sterling silver
bracelet.
After a fanfare, a processioo-
of exquisitely dressed youn?
ladies in white and red shorl
party dresses and their escort
wenr lined on both sideg of thf
“A FRIENDLY CHURCH”
White Rock Baptist Church
WUITI-: Iv’ftCK SyUAKIi
DUNHAM. ,\()I'IH CAKOI.INA
Mili-« Msirl- l':--»ir
RACE RELATIONS SUNDAY
NINETY-FIFTH ANNIVEUSAllY OBSKRVANCE
Sunday, February 11, 1962
tt;45 A.M. CALL TO WOUSIllr EI;ctronic»
0:30 A.M.
SUNDAY sc'inni, -icss'iv .
“Christian Family I.ivinR." Kxodus 20:12;
Mark 7 - 13; Ji'hn lu 2iV-27
Ur. Charles A. Hay. 3u|iiTiiit'nilcnt
Trustee Asa T. S;);.;il:ltii'i. I'rf:sidin'4
11:00 A.M. ADDRESS
0:30 P.M.
.. , His Kxfclli'ncy W M Ilaim
T*i'' Amb:'.'».sad(ir of Ghana
Senior Choir, John II. i;iitih I'in'clor
Ji. GosprI Chorus, Mrs. li. W Southerland,
Directress
llAI'TIST TfvAlNlNG UNION
Jra Murchison. Director
7:30 PM. Procram Auspicrs the Male Chorus
Civic Center auditorium. Ench
young lady was called to the
stage and introduced to the au
dience bv Miss Nancy RhVce
who acted as Mlstre.s.^ of cere
monies for the Coronation,
The stage was decorated with
^ bark dron, which carrlfd out
the Valentine motif and pro
vided a heart shaped throne for
•he oueen, who wa.« drf'ssod in
a short whito nylon chiffon
oartv dross with a three tiered
i'ufflf>d skirt which was an ori
'»inal creation.
Ilor attendilnts, the three
runners-up, were also attired in
short party dresses.
The queen was crownod will'
1 rhinestone tiara by the presi
dent of Alnha Lamlxla Chanter
of the Delta Sigma Theta Sor
ority, Miss Elizabeth Jones, f
senior at North Carolina Co’
Icgc. Several lithesome girl."!
honored the queen with dnncine
A sSrenade was .‘inng to thr
queen by Jesse Allen.
The second part of the pro-
"ram was presen'ed bv Dr. Helen
G, Edmonds, who had writtor
•1 series of skits on “Sweetheart?'
Through the Ages.” Those
portrayed tthc following'
lovers; Mark Anthony nnd Cleo
patra, Alfred Fisher and Mrs,
LISTEN
to everything but remomber
this: No other brand of head-
achc powders is better than
Goody’s. So why pay more?
Beverly Mlchaux; Romeo and
Juliet, Marion Thorpe and Mrs
Lavonia Allison; 'Captairt Johi
KWiftli'and Pd{;S6£iatas‘, liiii.'ii^';
Merritt and Mrs. Alice StcWart'
Napoleon and Josephine, Geralt’
r^nderwood and Mrs. D!loro'
M.Trvin; Arthur and Kathryi
Mitrrav. J, Franklin Drake anc
Ml.ss Marcia Knox; Lil' Abne
and Dal.sey Mae. Elliott Palme-
and Rosemond Cox; Thj» Dukr
nnd Duche.!g of Windsor,' I. O
Funderburg and Miss Annr
Pulley, ,—
The prosident of Durham
Alunuiae Chapter of the Delta.
Sigma Theta Sorority, Mrs
Chnrlot’te Sloan expressed ap
preciation to th’e parllct^atinr
queens, and to the audlcnoc.
Mrs. Cofistancp .^llen, the.chaj^;
man of the Jabberwock Com-
mitt66 wai alsd prestntetl tf"
-’.he audience. Four door ptlaae
Mfmn tlnen-to Rerson*
the .IgCky tickets. ,.,i. , ,
Part three of the program wa.“
'he Cornation Ball. A ' waltz
playe4.Je{JM:tU4lly.,Qr fic^ueei)^
her iwttqn(Jant*E rand ihcr-clh^
partictpafifs'sfffrWd' tht b^lT fdV'
evenjng of dancing. Music
was furnished by he Royals.
—toHowdHIg girl* lUrUck
nated in the affair;. Dorocthy
^mev. La Vonne Baird, Janet
Baptiste, Joy Beale, Frankie
Blunt, Barbara Bowlirig, Safidra
Bradsher, Jacquelyn, Brown,
Arnetia Bullock, Marva Bullock,
Virginia Bullock, Jean Cearnal,
Que.ssle Chambers, ’ Mildretta
Chatman Annie Daniel, Marie
Daniel Margo Davis, Alice D( ■
Lon, Julia Fairley, Ina Fletchei
Vtetoria Hintali, Yolanda Fofi ,
Regina Oeorgf
fltiW*V* *"OVaves, Gwendoly i
CJreen, Elaine Hamlin, Beverl '
'larris, Patricia Harris, Selen i
Harris, Rita Hinton, Bernadett i
ilcpkioi/, .Constance Jackaoi
l^laine James, Barbara Johnaoi
Clara Johnspn.
PL’ggy . Ann Jones, Sylvi i
ioncji, Wc^ida Logan, Arnett t
Love, Faye McCrae, Wand 1^'
.\(arshall, Ann Martin, Mft
Xaret Mayo, Delores Nicholsoi ,
-niiiy Norman, Frankie Perrj,
Jlenda Phillips, De Lacy Pi •
ea’t, '^ahdra Pratt, Sybil Raj,
BarbaTa- Rice, Marie Shav,
Sy.lvia Sloan, Janetta Stewar
Cheryl ^ Strayhorne, Cynthl i
imith, V^ijean Snipes, Barbai i
' t’aylof; refnc Thorpe Caroly i
ririMv BUwm Wa^U, Franci i
WlUUroq, amh VfeUa, wna M« >
le Ypung, ,
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