Wert Durha^ Notes
The Brotherhood of the New
Bethel Baptist Church observed
its annual anniversary Sunday,
May 27. Music was rendered Jay
several Male choruses.
Women’s Day was observed at
New Bethel Baptist Church
Sunday, June 3. The speaker for
the 11 O'clock worship servlM^
was Mrs. W. if Bradsher A skit
entitled “Stewardship” was pre
sented at the afternoon service.
Music was rendered by the Oak
"Gxove Meldoy Chorus.
Mrs. Thelma McCauley of
■ Manhattan, Now York was visit
ing the city recently to attend
the graduation exerciscs of her
daughter, Miss Carolyn ” Me-
THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1962 DURHAM, N. C^MIK
Cauley. Miss McCauley gradu
ated from Hillside High School.
Engragred
Mrs. Rachel D. Greene of
Route 2, Box 11, Union Mills
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Maanie, to
l^e Yarborough, son of l|r.
Mrs. IMiniel S. Yvrborot||b
418 Dupree Street, Ourhd
Miss Greene it preaentljr «nr
ed in Durham Business Cpllf.,
An August wedding ig planni
MARIE BELL
ALFRED ALSTON
WILLIENE BRIGHT
FAYE BEATTY
Pearsontown School Forms Honor
Society; Named For Speight
A student honor society has
been formed at Pearsontown
school in honor of one of the
community's leading citizens.
It is called the ‘Speight
Honor Society.” The ^trg;aniza-
tion was named for T. R.
Speight, resident'of the Pearson
town community and a pro
minent Durham businessman.
The society is composed of
aome 23 members.
Officers of the society ^re
Alfred Alston, president; Wil-
liene Bright, vice - president;
Marie Bell, secretary; and Faye
Beatty, treasurer.
Other members of the group
Shirley Autry, Shirley Garrett,
Gail Harris, Paula Luster, Bar
bara Parker, Sylvia ^ones. Janet
Alston, James Autry, Maccene
Brown, Shirley Chestnut. De
borah Daniels, Carl Hodges,
Llnria Tiip.scomb, Barbara Mill
er, James Walls and Carl Brad
ford. I Ernestine Fulton and Arthur
Honorary members include j McCuller.
Spauldingrs Attend
Dinner for Cyprus
Visitor in Washingrton;
Asa Ti Spaulding, President I
of North Carolina Mutual Life |
Insurance Company left attend-1
ed a dinner given Tuesday by |
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
and Mrs. Rusk in honor of His
Beatitude Archbishop MskaHos.
President of the Republic’ of
Cyprus.
The dinner was held' in the
Benjamin Franklin Room, De
partment of State. His Beatitude
arrived in the Capitol at noon
Tuesday for a wto-day visit
with President and Mrs. Ken
nedy.
Spaulding w^s accompanied
by Mrs. Spaulding.
LOCAL BIRTHS
! f hi -tlis were n
norii'd ill' t. ri'ham Countyj
H/'alth . Onpar inent diirinR the
■week of .Tunc 4 throu?h 9, 1962:
Wilti:’ 'i:!-' liiJ.ssio Alston, girl:
\rlhiir !\nd I ii Ilimt'T, girl.
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