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Items of Personal Interest in and Around Durham
MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE FREEMAN WILLIAMS
formal ChurcK Ceremony In Danville, Virginia
Unites Miss Rosetta Logan, Clarence Williams
■ DANVILLE, Va. — Miss Rosetta f streamers.
jMarie Logan and Clarence Free- j Attending her sister as Maid of
'man Williams pledged nuptial Honor was Miss Dori? Ann Logan.
vows in a double ring ceremony She wore a dress of sea coral sat-
■September 8, at five o’clock p.m. in with scooped neckline, elbow
at the East New r(ope Baptist
^Church here.
The Reverend Jerome Morris
,officiated. Music was presented
by Miss Carol Tanner, pianist, and
Miss Vivian Morris, soloist. Se-
"ctions included “Because” and
tie Lord’s Prayer.”
Given in marriage by her fath-
, the bride wore a formal gown
delustered satin, the fitted bo-
sleeves, fitted bodice, iheath skirt
■jvith floral removable over skirt
accented with matching bow in
front. She wore a matchinR head
piece.
The bridemaids wo;e dresses
like the honor attendant. They
were Miss Sylvia Overton of Dur
ham, and Miss Patricia Wells of
Washington, D. C.
Ronald Barbee was best man.
ice was designed with a circu-, Ushers were Rufus Simon and
r neckline edged with tiny I George Howard,
earls and crystals. The long fit- The bride is the daughter - of
d sleeves came to a point over
e hand. Jhe full voluminous
irt WOT caught at the -waistline
back ‘ivith a large matching
lij.’. and Mrs. David Logan of
Danville and the bridegroom it
the son of Mrs. Lillie Mae Wil
liams of Durham and James A
ow extending into a chapel train. I Williams of Chicago, Illinois,
er finger tip veil of imported The bride Is a graduate of Lin
fusion was attached to a jewel coin Hospital School of Nursing
nd pearlized crown. She carried m Durham and is employed in
white Bible centered with white the Operating Room at Lincoln
rchids and Lilly of .the Valley Hospital of that city.
ANTIQUE
WITH THE
HANDSEWN
LOOK
Not* its novel
llltl* walking h««ll
A.ntique Bpwn
S10.99
Rich sliadinc;s of color create an exciting new
casual... ANTK^UE, newest rage of the seasoni
You’ll love its unlined leather, its smart laced vamp
de tailing and most of all its soft cuscino constnic*
tion that makes walking a sheer delight all scasoD
long.
Roscoe Griffin
114 W. MAIN STREET
DURHAM, N. C
Williams is a graduate of North
Carolina College in Durham, and
is presently employed as Director
cf Physical Education and Recrea
tion at the O’B^rry School in
Goldsboro.
Htistesses at tiie reception at
the home of the bride were Mrs.
Bernice Moore, Mrs. Melba Flood
and Miss Carol Womack.
Out of town guests attending th?"
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Williams, Mrs. Earlene Perry,
Mrs. Jennie Tedder, and Ever Lee
Jones of Durham; Misses Bessie
and Sadie Delany of New York
City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Co
wan of Goldsboro.
By INEZ SUITT JONES
OUR THOUGHT FOR TODAY
"L*» (ach of
to hit own hit«ro«t but alto to
th* intoTMt o# oHior»."
PhltlpplaiM 2.4
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PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of
Baltimore, Md., are here to visit
relatives aad friends.
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Clyde Wilson has returned to
iihe city after vacationing in New
I'ork, N. Y.
* • •
Zoley B. Josey, Jr., of Schenec
lady, N. Y. spent several days
.lore with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Zoley Josey of Glenn St.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Williams
have returned to their home in
Chicago, 111., after visiting here
with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Williams
of N. Roxbofo St.
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In Maneuvers
In California
Marine Pfc. Matthew Davis, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Davis of 1108 Fargo St, took pari
in a surprise test to evaluate
the ability of the First Battalion
First Marine Regiment, recently
at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The
battalion, reinfoi^ed with artil
lery, reconnaissance, anti-tank,
tank, amphibious tractors, and
medical units, made an amphibi
ous assault on Camp Pendleton’s
beaches.
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Returns to California
Mrs. Julia Burton has returned
to her home in Fresno, Califor
ilia after visiting here with Miss
liiliian Burton of Wabash Ave.
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Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. £, A. Mangum,
Sr. of 1406 Glenn St. announce
he marriage of their daughter.
Carolyn Jean to R. Davis Hicks]
ion of Mrs. J. L. Hicks and the
late Mr. Hicks of Newark, N. J
on Decemb.;r 23, 1961 in East
Orange, N. J,
Mrs. Hicks, a graduate of Win
ston-SaUm Tcachers, College, is
employed as an instructor at the
Warren St. School in Newark.
Mr. Hicks, a graduate of Cen
tral State College In Wi'ftorforce,
Ohio, is presently associated with
L. Bamberger’s in the New Jer
sey division of R. H. Macy is a
junior executive.
Ill UMSTEAD ST.
Mrs. Maude Pratt
Hostess to House
Wives Leagrue
On Monday evening, October
8, the House Wives League held
their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Maude Pratt.
Mrs. Mary Horton, president,
presided during the business
session. The group completed
plans for the annual turkey raf-
he for the month of November.
Mrs. Pratt served barbecued
chicken dinner to the guests.
Miss Christene Leak assisted the
hostess.
Mrs. Cora Jackson was host
ess for the September meeting.
Memt>crs attending were Mrs.
Gladys Dawkins, Miss Sarah
Dotson, Mrs. Mary Horton, Mrs.
Flossie Ewing, Mrs. Magnolia
Leak. Mrs. Clara Powell, and
Mrs. Callie Daye.
Mrs. Gladys Dawkins is host
ess for the November meeting.
PLANS DECc:MBER WED
DING — A December wedd
ing has boen plenned for Miss
O. M. Handon, of 2034 Oak-
lawn, Ave., Charlolta, and
Seamen George Johnson, Jr.,
of the United States Navy.
Miss Handon is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fonsia Win
ston, of 414 Cecil St., of Dur
ham. Seaman Johnson's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Georgo
Johnson, Jr., of Durham. Ho
is currently stationed at Pen
sacola, Fla. Miss Handon,
a graduate of North Carolina
College, is employed by Iho
Mecklenburg County Tuber
culosis and Health Association
as a Health Educator.
October Meeting- of
Cosmetology Club 1
Monday evening, October 1,
Cosmotology Club I met at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Love, 314
Dowd St.
Mrs. Lossic Coleman, Chaplain
led the group in devotions.
Mrs. Cora McLeod, president,
presided during the business
session.
Guest speaker for the meet
ing was E. C. Turner, of Turn
er’s Beauty and Barber Supply
Company.
Mrs. Love served fried chic
ken, potato salad, hot rolls, ice
cream and cake to the mem
bers and guest.
Members present were Mrs.
Natinie Walker, Mrs. Lillie
Wells, Mrs. Lula Hill, Mrs.
I Elizit>cth Browne Miss Lois
Burrough, Mrs. Losaie Colen^n,
Mrs. Esther Pugh. Mrs. Bettie
Fowler. Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Mrs.
Mozell Blount, Mrs. Ethel
Owerw, Mrs. B. F. Moss, Mrs.
Ethelecn Dunn, ami Mrsi^ora
McLeod.
Mrs. Ethel Owens thanked
See COSMETOLOGISTS, 4-A
Exec. Board of State
Garden
Clubs Hold Meet
The Fall meeting, of the Execu
tive Board of the State Federa
tion Garden Clubs met in session
in Carver Hall, A. and T. College
Greensboro. The meeting 'ivas pre
sided oVer by the State President
Mrs. G. B. Gilchrist of Laurin
burg.
Committee Chairman appointeO
to carry out the State Program
for the next two years were as
follows. Mrs. Collins, Treasurer;
Mrs. A. L. Harris, Financial Sec
retary; Mrs. Grace Lewis, Awards;
Mrs. R. P. Randolph, Audio-Visual
Aids; Mrs. J. L. Enloe, Memorial;
Mrs. E. B. Roscoe, Junior Garden
Clubs; Mrs. W. M. Porter, Parlia
mentarian; Mrs. Minnie Cromar
tie. Yearbook; Mrs. E. L. Faison
Scrapbook; Mrs. E. M. Brown
Horticulture; Mrs. M. T. Cureton
Garden Tljerapy; Mrs. Minnie Con
ner. Garden Club Councils; Mrs
Elnora Smith, Subscriptions; Mrs
Cal Keck, Flower Show; Mrs. Es
ther Fountain, Dogwood Planting,
Mrs. S. W. Hedden, Birds; Mrs
W. B. Gibson, Litterbug; Mrs. L.
L. Glease, Membership; Mrs. R
N. Harris, Publicity; Mrs. Grace
Lewis, Convention Chairman; Mrs
V. H. Levister, Beautifications;
Mrs. Otis Hawkins, Conversation;
Mrs. Cora Hawkins, Program
Chairman. The overall program
tht’oughout the state will revolve
around the theme “Space-Age-
Beautification.”
It is the plan or each Commit
tee Chairman to send to each
club material concerning the dif
ferent areas on the program. The
annual meeting will be held at
A. and T. College. Greensboro
June 2, 3, and 4, 1663. There
«ill be more to come later on
convention matters.
The following boHrd mcmbere
were in attendance; Mrs. G. B j
i Gilchrist, Mrs. Roxie H. Rowland
W. B. Gibson, B. G. Gooch, Mrs.
A. P. Collins, Mrs. O. H. Hawkins,
Mrs. C. H. Morris, Mrs. Elsie Men
ard, Mrs. Marguerite Headen
Mrs. G. M. Brown, Mrs. E. M.
Brown, Mrs. T. W. Flowers. Mrs.
E. L. Randolph, Mrs. Grace Lewis,
B. W. Harris, A. and T. College;
Mr* Plamiit W Hurtit.
Mrs. Earle Moseley
Hostess to Year
Round Garden Club
Mrs. Earle Moseley was hostess
to the Year Round Garden Club
on Monday evening, October 8, at
her home on Dowd St.
The “Garden Gate” wa^ opened
by Mrs. Plassie Harris. Mrs. Pearl
Cordice, president, presided.
The club presented a gift, ex
pressing appreciation to Mrs. Ma
rie Spcigner, outgoing president.
Mrs. Flossie Torian made the pre
sentation. Mrs. Speigner thanked
the club and pledged her suppo>‘.
to the new president.
Mrs. Moseley explained to the
members the origin of her rare
oriental collection.
Mrs. Annie Strickland lead a
discussion on soil preparation and
bulb planting for a Spring garden.
The hostess, assisted by her
daughter, served a buffet suppei
of roast chicken with dressing,
baked ham with pineapple, potato
saiad, ice cream pie. punch, as
sorted nuts, and candy.
Miss Edna Mason closed the
“Garden Gate.’.
Attend the meetii3 were Mrs
Gertrude Long, Mrs. Plassie Har
rls, Mrs. Emma Randolph, Mrs
Rosa Suitt, Mrs. Lillian Farring
ton, Mrs. WiUna Milum, Mrs. Les
sie Morrow^ Mrs. Hattie Meadows
Mrs. Annie Strickland, Mrs. Annie
Mayo, Mrs. Marie Speigner, Mrs
Flossie Torian, Mrs. Pearl Cor
dice, Mrs. Lena Gates, Mrs. Roxie
Rowland, Mrs. Edna Mason, Mrs.
Eugenia Simmons, and Mrs. Madge
Hargraves,
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BH&G Club Holds
8th Anniversary
Celebration Oct. 8th
The Better Homes and Gardens
Club held its Slh Anniversary
Celebration Monday night, Octo
ber 8 at the home of Mrs. Mai;no
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ment to the group. She also dis
cussed lawns and lawn care; bulbs
to plant now for Spring gardens ;
flower arranging—stressing basic
fundamentals as color scheme
(harmony), focal point, balance
and importance of container se
lection. Highlight of her program
was viewing color slides of her
garden in various stages and
Angles. Also other gardens she had
visited. This was of great interest
and beneficial to all.
Gifts were in the form of ex
change of potted plants by each
present. ,
Visitors were Mrs. Ada Leach,
Miss Maxine King and Mrs. Lu
cille Markham.
After singing around the oeau-
tifully liccorated birthday table,
the group adjourned to a most
colorful and tasty repast prepared
by hostess.
Members attending were; Mes
diames Mary Taylor, Presidernl;
Catherine Page, Magonlia Eings,
Beulah Hill, Miss Liouise Jenkins,
Mesdames Mildred Smith and
Carrie Vereen.
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White Rose Circle
Holds Dinner Meet
The White Rose Circle of St.
Mark AME Zion Church entertain
ed members ar^ guests at a
buffet dinner on Saturday eve
ning, October 13 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Flintali on
Price Ave.
Lin ing the aiyniversary cele
bration of the club, the "roup
was divided into two sections, 'ihe
section reporting the largest
amount was to be entertained at
a later date. Mrs. Lucille Erwin,
captain, and members uf the loos
ing siue cooked and served tiiu
dinner to thu meiiiuers ot thu
winnmg side and guests. Mrs. Ed
na Sattcrtield was caplain ut tiiv
winiiiiLg side.
THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBRR 20, 1962 DURHAM. N. C.—PAGI>M
fitr* 1
NEWLYWEDS — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert MccCowan are pic-
iurad horo at ■ rocoption which
followod ihoir marriage in
Durham on Saturday, Oct. 13.:
Mrs. McCowan ia tho formor
Mrs. Alice Evans Lambert.
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students could help
parents prevent fires.
Joyce Smoot, chairnum of the
prograin commiiiee, tiianivL'd
Lyon for his speech and a.ssured
him that we will have tewcr
tires in our city thu year.
Miss L. D. Pooic la touchci
anu Verna J- Uavis is ciu;>s re
porter.
tiieir Henderson Youth ;
Visit NCC Students
Mrs. Nuumi Croslan, 'Misse i
Nancy and Benibtta /Croalau
Mciviii Croslan, ’ and nichan
lilue ul iicnUerson visiged hen
buiiui;y with John and ^manuei
Lrobiaa, students «at N^th Caii
uliiia Lollege. ^ >
To Attend (JV«i-V.ence
uii iNursiiig - i
Mrs. Ifi'Iun S. Miller, chair-
Dogwood Gaidon
Club Hold Meet
The Dogwood Garden Club mnn of the DepHrtmj-nl ^ Nurs-
„ n„ auntlav evciun«. Otlo- i»« Education at Nortfr Caro-
Enjoying the affair were Rev. home of Mrs. Ima College will atlyfid a con-
and Mrs. R. L. Speaks, Mr. and, /Mar in ferencc on nursing ilT-Atlanta,
m[L'?cD:uS: Sr. TnJ Z ^
Dan Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Felder, Mrs. Carrie Grant, Mrs
Helen McNeill, Mrs. Shirley Glad
den, Mrs. Trumilla Smith, Mrs
Fidelia Brooks, Mrs. Charlotta
'Garden Gate."
“HOW Ma.V,9, ?oUer_.
School and collega
dens” was'disci/ssod by the
group. Points emphasized were I High
to plant according to your space students from North Carolina
and everyone can be a good i College, Virginia, Maryland, and
gardener U they put forth the' Washington, D. C. attended •*
lucker, Mrs. Minnie Brown, Mrsi*£jQ^j | meeting of Baha’i Youth •"
Edna Satterfield, Mrs. Minni,i| Menvbers present were Miss their friends in Durham
Smith, Mrs. Therlen Hinson, Mrs ^ Tilley, Mrs. Cora Brown, day. October. 18 and -*
Katie Davis, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, I j jackson, Mrs. Jennie Octobcr 14. Amonrf the
and Mrs. Maggie Thompson. | Filler, Mrs. Lillian Alston, and represented were North C4T0-
Members of the loosing side 'Mrs. Susie Martin.
served roast turkey with dress |
mg, baked ham, green peas, let
lina College, Duke University,
North Carolina State College,
anil Howard University.
The meeting was also martwd
by a supper at the home ■ of
Mr:>. Ludmila Van SombeokHIMl
luce and tomato salad, candied |Mt. Gilead Baptist
yams, hot rolls, apple Pie ant I . , _ ....
Russian tea. J Holds InStltutC
OUB Turnitwyr ) _ ' y.-imes and group singing.
■•p~w na imuMi, U i o«o »eck ir.in- MiBsiomiry Bible
.rE'*,” Meet
pastor lecuied on “Chritfcnan' Th? Wonx’n s Missionary
Witnessing" by Floy M. Bar-j ^:inss of the Mt. Level
jr'nirrh Sitnilay rf'hool will
During the social hour on its reciilar monthly meeting !
Friday evening. Miss Ernestine 'lay i vciiins, Octobcr 22 i
Cornelius, Mrs. Willie Sneed, oTlo-k at the home of Mrs.
foallhgt of olhora.'
Fireman Speaks To
Spaulding School
Fourth Graders
Fireman John O. Lyons was
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lia Eings. The club was fortunate' guest speaker for a fourth grade j Mrs. Georgia Mitchell, and Miss zie .Idhn.s.m, 4325 Ward Rw
and honored to have Mrs. Elnora ’ language class on Wednesday, . Marva Bullock, messengers to Ai. m"mbcrs are as eq
Smith, Lyon Park Rose Garden I October 10. i the convention, were honored, ph^as" be present. A very t
Club, as speaker for the occasion | Lonnie W. Hall Introduced I Miss Bullock was crowned Miss Siin,': pro -rani has been piai
Mrs. Smith gave helpful tips on, Lyon to the class. Fireman Lyon Shaw for bringing in the largest ^ntl Kisiness o impor ance
club enthusiasm and unity which spoke on ways to prevent fires. I amount of money from the Jr. .
served to lend more encourage-) He stressed ways In which the I Missionary Department.
fol'oA? the meeting.
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