Holy Temple Church Activities
>" Reporter Mat McKinley
MORNING SERVICE
Wc welcomed our pastor, Bishop
J. W. back to church. He
has absent because of ill
ness. Ift, preached an inspiring
mcssagq to us Sunday, taken from
the of Acts, chapter VII.
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hff PROGRAM
Sunday, May 23, Sister Richard
son gave her program to help
'support, the building fund. She
was unable to attend the program
because of death in her family.
Deacon Allen substituted for her
anj the program was a success.
The speaker for the afternoon was
Elder Johnson of the Shiloh
Apostle Church. He preached an
inspiring message titled "The
Christian Citizenship." Also on
the program was Elder Hancock.
We had an enjoyable time.
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Y. P. H. A.
Wc discussed the books in the
Bible. The program chairman
Youth in the News
CLAY WINS ROAD-E-O
Dwight A. Clay, a senior at Hill
side High School was recently
named 1961 champion of the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce Teen
age Road-e-o.
His victory over the other high
school Students won him a trophy
and a, chance to compete in the
st?te fmals at Winston-Salem on
June i plus a SIOO scholarship
given ,by the Independent Insur
ance Agents of Durham.
! place winner was Clau
dine Rflgprs of Hillside and third
place .'jvyiner was Donald Knowles
of High School.
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DURHAM DISTRICT YOUTH
COUNCIL MEETS
The),f)ewly elected officers of
the Diitbam District Youth Coun
cil mot|Saturday May 22 at Black
nail A/|M. E. Zion Church in San
ford. The meeting was opened
With a, devotion by the president,
John Dlixpn. Other participants in
the doywtional part of the meet
ing were Euphalia Horton and
White Rock Baptist Church
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Sunday, May 30
8:45 A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
8:45 A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
SUBJECT: "Consequence of Sin"
2 Samuel 11-13
• Review of Lesson by 11. E. Tatum's Class
Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. SERMON Dr. C. R. Edwards
First Baptist Church
Fayettcvillc, N. C.
Senior Choir. John H. Gattis, Director
6;30 P.M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Miss Amelia P. Thorpe, Leader
7:30 P.M. SERMON The Rev. J. 11. Cofield
A. Maggie Lennon Baptism
Gospel Chorus, William M. Allen, Director
St. Joseph's A. M. E Church
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A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST SINCE 1869"
FAYETTEVILLE ST. DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA
J' MELVIN CHESTER SWANN. The M'oister
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T, SUNDAY, MAY 30
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9(30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
la»i SUBJECT—"You Are The Man"
-n't Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent
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«:30 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP Missionary Day
 u ' Mrs. Lucille Cook Guest Speaker
Weldon, North Carolina
MUSIC The Youth Choir
,M Mrs. Katie Smith, Directing
IW/ Fred Mason at the Console
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5:20 P.M. INTERNATIONAL CHIEF t
lliw 1 Sponsored by The Missionary Society of
inrriij. St. Joseph's
" FREE PARKING ON ST. JOSEPH STREET f
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Beverly Harper, talked about de
veloping good habits in the YPHA.
These are some of the habits we
have (1) not getting to YPHA on
\me, (2) being absent without an
excuse, (3) loud noises are not sup
pose to be carried on when you
are in the house of the Lord, (4)
you are suppose to do things at
the proper time. Good habits will
form the basis for good Christian
lives.
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
The Vacation Bible School will
start on the 14th of June and it
will end on the 28th of June.
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USHER BOARD
The ushers are planning a big
program the 4th Sunday in July
and we are asking everyone to
help support it. This program is
to help our building fund cam
paign. If there are any donations
we will appreciate it.
By John Dixon
Wendell Holeman. The purpose of
the meeting was later explained
by Mrs. V. B. Pitchfcrd, Direct
ress of the Youths of Durham
District. The Rev. J. A. Brown,
presiding elder of the Durham
District talked about the coming
Sunday School Convention which
will be held during the first week
of July.
The newly elected officers at
tending this meeting were John
Dixon, president; Cynthia Mebane,
secretary; Gaynelle Cooke, asst.
secretary; and Wendell Holeman,
chairman of the Outreach Commit
tee.
RETURNS TO D. C.
FOLLOWING VISIT
Mrs. Effie Cross has returned to
,'ier home in Washington, D. C.
While here she was the house
euest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tapp
of Cornell St. and Mr. and Mrs.
S. V. Cross of S. Alston Ave. She
ilso visited relatives in Chapel
Hill, Bynum and Pittsboro.
Durham Club
Happenings
HAPPY SOCIAL CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS.
DOROTHY WALL, ROXBORO ST.
The Happy Social Club held its
regular monthly meeting with
Mrs. Dorothy Wall on S. Rox
boro Street.
After plans for summer activi
ties were discussed Mrs. Wall
served refreshments to the follow
ing members: Mesdames Dorothy
Allen, Callie Ewing, T.illie Leake,
Anna Sellars, Gertrude Woods.
THE YEAR ROUND GARDEN
CLUB MEETS
The Year Round Garden Club
met May 17 with Mrs. Lillian Far
rington as hostess.
As the garden gate was opened
by Mrs. L. Lipscomb, those
present beheld beautiful spring
flowers bedecking the dining area
in which the meetinv was held.
Mrs. Lipscomb read a poem en
titled "Life Recipe and My Flow-
Due to the illness of the presi
dent, Mrs. Hargraves, Mrs. Early
Moselv, Vire-president, presided
during the business session. The
group made plans for the conven
tion to be held in August and for
the fund raising project sponsor
ed by the Beautification Commit
tee.
Taking the form of a workshop,
Mrs. Lena Gates, Mrs. Early Mosc
ly and Mrs. Gertrude Long, made
floral arrangements to be discus
sed by the members in the latter
part of the meeting.
Mrs. Farrington. assistod by
Miss Alexis Mosely and friends
served a repast of assorted sand
wiches, home made cake, lime
punch, nuts and cartdy to the fol
lowing members: Mesdames Eu
benia Simmons, Sarah Felder,
Lena Gates, Fannie McLean, Ga
r.ella Lipscomb, Wilma Milum,
i'lassie Harris, Earley Mosely. Al
ice CoH.ns, Mary Green, Flossie
Forain, Emma Randolph, Roxie
Rowland, Annie Mayo, Hattie
Meadows, Ada Leach, Gertrude
Long, and Miss Edna Mason.
Guests attending were Mrs. Mar
ian Clemmons' Mrs. Bessie Pratt
and Mrs. Consulla Jarmon.
Mrs. Gertrude Long closed the
meeting.
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jVa^BW|PEra3&
MISS WATSON
Fulbright Award
Given to NCC
Grad Student
A North Carolina College gradu
ate student will set sail on the SS
Constitution July 7 for India
where she will conduct a research
project on the socio-cultural as
pects of medical care and treat
ment in the province of Varanasi.
The student, Vernaline Watson,
was selected for a scholarship un
der the Fulbright-Hays Act, the
basic purpose of which is to in
crease mutual understanding be
tween people of the United States
and the peoples of other coun
tries through educational and cul
tural exchange.
After orientation in Bombay,
Miss Watson, who is working on
a master's degree in sociology at
NCC, will proceed to the school of
Kashi Vrdyapith where she will
spend one academic year.
Miss Watson was graduated
from Brawiey High School, Scot
land Neck, where she was an
honor student, and received a B.
A. degree cum laude from NCC in
1964. She was elected to "Who's
W,ho Among Students in Ameri
can' Colleges and Universities"
and is a member of Alpha Kappa
Sorority.
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Mrs. Viola Philpot, 2429 Cheek is presently teaching in Danville,
Rd. of Durham announces the en- Virginia.
gagement of her daughter Barbara s a graduate of North
Jean to Linward Clarence Hood, Carolina* College at Durham. He is
son of Mrs. Mary J. Hood of Fu- at present enrolled in the graduate
quay. A school working towards the Mas-
Mis s Philpot is a graduate of ter's 6»0-ee in sociology.
Winston-Salem State College, and The wedding is set for June 26.
Durham Personal Notes of Interest
MR. AND MRS. LOUIS NICHOLAS ,
HAVE WEEK END GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso iVilliams
of Fayettville and Miss Barbara
Jean Williams of Fayettville State
College were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nicholas of
Pearson Dr.
Mr. and Miss Williams are the
brother and sister of Mrs. Nich
olas. '
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MRS. MILDR-JD NEAL
HOSTESS TO BIBLE CLASS
The Missionary Bible Class of
the Mount Level Baptist Church
held its regular meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neal
512 Todd St., May 17, at 8 o'clock.
The meeting opened with a song
led hy v Mrs. Rachel Jones, Mrs. O.
D. Johnson read the scripture;
Prayer by Mrs. Nannie Lyons. The
president, Mrs. Roumania Lips
c6mb presided over the business
session. f££ ■
The class was ver7";glad to have
Mrs. Mary Tate join their group.
There was one visitor, Mrs. Vir
ginia Kenion. The class was very
glad to have her.
The members enjoying the de
licious food were: Mesdames Mag-1
gie Tilley, Rachel Jones, Emma |
Johnson. Roumania Lipscomb,
Olinzie Johnson- Nannie Lyons,
Lureather Hall, Janie Evans, Mil-'
dred Neal, Mary Neal, Odessa Par
i 'er, Lydia Timberlake, Melinda
Harris, Mozella Pettiford, Sabrina
Turrentine, Syminer Daye- Ollie j
Moore. Mary Tate, and Virginia i
Kenion. Our guest, Mrs. Janie J
Evans, thanked the hostess for an ]
The Prudent Man
Can you walk down the street
with the relaxed assurance of
a man whose affairs are all in
order? Are you being unfair to
your family by putting off the
drawing up of your will? Un
fortunately, we are in a profes
sion where we are the unhappy
witnesses to the result of pro
crastination and indecision. Be
thoughtful of those you love
the most, protect their future.
Scarborough &
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Hargeff j
FUNERAL HOME
522 E. Pettigr*w Street
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Dial 353-3721
Durham, North Carolina
enjoyable evening.
Each of us wishes the parents of
Mrs Janet Long in Virginia, a
speedy recovery.
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STEWARDESS BOARD NO. 3
OF ST. MARK MEETS
WITH MRS. M. PENNY
Stewardess Board No. 3 of St.
Mark AMEZ Church met at the
home of Mrs. Marie Penny of Con
cord St. '.vith Mrs. L. M. Harris
presiding, recently:
Devotions were led by Mrs. Ella
S. Hayes, prayer was offered by
Mrs. Katie Adams.
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Kitfrell Prexy
To Deliver HI
Finals Address
KITTRELL—Dr. Philip R. Cous
in, President of Kittrell College,
will deliver the principal address
at the Henderson Institute's 69th
annual commencement
June 4 in the Eaton-Johnson Audi
torium, Henderson, at 3:30 p.m.
to 171 students, the largest in the
history of the school.
Dr. Cousin will bring with him
a wealth of education which be
gan at what is "now known as
Roosevelt High School in West
Palm Beach, Florioa. From Florida
he went to Ohio 'A'here he received
the Bachelor of Arts degree in
.Philosophy from Central State Col
lege in Wilberforce. He later ma
triculated to the Boston University
School of Theology and obtained
the degree of Bachelor of Sacred
Theology. Not thoroughly content
ed. he has also done further study
in education at Boston University.
An ordained minister in the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church, Dr. Cousin pastored in
Florida, Danville and Norfolk Vir
ginia prior to his election as presi
dent of Kittreil College an AME
church supported school.
During the business meeting va
rious committee reports and other
items of importance were disposed
of.
A birthday cake was presented
to Mrs. Ophelia Chadwick by Mrs.
Ann Mitchell and Mrs. Carrie Wil
liams adn a surprise birthday din
ner '.vas arranged for her by a
secret pal. Gifts were presented
the honoree by Mrs. Louise Lead;
with the words "To Show Our
Love For You" being repeated.
Mrs. Chadwick thanked each mem
ber with tears and a kiss.
Attending the meeting were
Mesdames L. M. Harris, Helen Mc-
Neil, Katie Adams, Ella Hayes,
Louise Leach, Annie Harvey, Lin
nel Bracey, Mattie Fulton,. Ann
Mitchell, Marie Penny, Carrie
Mary Gregory, Min
nie Alston, Kilola Curtis, Corne
lia Herndon and Ophelia Chad
wick.
THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1965 DURHAM, N. C,
Shiloh Church Activities
108 Chesnut Street Doris Russell—R*pot|«f
"The Lord has done great things
for us, whereof we are glad "
Psalms 126:3.
May 23rd Elder Johnson and
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Miss Aliegray Wilder, Belhaven.
N. C., at A and T College, who
'his year served as "Miss A and
T," will beceme the wife of Bern
ard Thomas White of G4eensboro,
in wedding rites scheduled for
the Greensboro Protestant Epis
copal Church of The Redeemer on
Saturday, June 12.
"MISS A&T TO
WED IN JUNE TO
SCHOOL MATE
GREENSBORO —A campus ro
mance, involving t'vo student lead
ers «l A. and T. College, will come
to a climax with the exchange of
wedding vAvs between Miss Al
iegray Wilder of Belhaven, and
Bernard T. White of Greensboro
both graduating seniors.
The wedding is to be held on
Saturday, June 12, 4:00 P.M., at
the Greensboro Protestant Episco
pal Church of The Redeemer on
Beach Street.
Th bride, the da'-i'jhW of Mr.
See WEDDING 5A
3ft
some of the members of' Shljofi
Temple went out of towij ft* |
tent meeting. Also on tu, tSrf I
the congregation of Shilqfy T#*
pie Church was in charge of tjtf
service at the Holy l%*m
ch. The pastor annd membtfl
the Shiloh Temple Church fltt H
in Raleigh, May 30 tor ( |W tin
Sunday Union Meeting.
from all around North P|mj|3
will be there.
The. Missionary meetin| wijj M
at Shiloh. Mrs. Essie Johfts^'jrffl'
be in charge of the serV|(||'M
the Ist Sunday, in June. MM* #HM
nie Umstead is in char|f q| Ufa
li aby Contest which wm bf |U
Shiloh June 20. Miss Jeiilf? £
Umstead and Mrs. Annif j{(. W
th along with others are
Grapefruit Cutting June ♦
half of the baby contest, fIOM
a ill be at 803 South
Deacons of Shiloh will COtjltt'jhi
seeds. They will only be
a seed. We are looking tft itMf
building soon, please f«
and help us. '.TffjT
MRS. W. G.
HOSTS LYON
PARK CLUB £
The home of Mrs.
Sneed- 1001 Drew St vaf
10, setting of the Lyon f«fk uu
Garden Club. Mrs. ttpfc
was in charge of the devetnf
inr s . .mien ivicClgin, PfpMl MK i
listened to reports (ron» wi t
committees during thfl ' pra j
session.
Mrs. Snced served hef WftJ ]
| a tasty salad with pi^f| ; . iCMI 
' tea, potato chips, rft*
ice cream, and pound
Attending were Met>4j|ii|4)
Amey, Pearl Brown*
Bullock, Mattie Canty, A. B-Oftit'
Mary Hardy, Helen McClafa,
erini Shaw, Fannie Tapp, ItatU
Thompson, Mae Willie Webb, Atfois
Jones. Misses Mable Freeliod U\i
Alene Mebane. Guests ,
were Mrs. Rosa Brown and
Ida MaeiOliver.
Mrs. tapp ciosed the oi&tlnjj;
and Mrs. A. B. Green thanked ths
nostcss a lovely eveninj 111 j
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