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"AT HOME FASHIONS"
Thai* itudantt at A. and T. Col
laga modal prixe*vlnning gwr
manta which thay produced,
far "At Homo Faahiona," a
faahlon ihow hold at tha col
logo racantly, featuring cloth
ing for caaual waar about tha
ham a.
Tha glrli ara from laft to
right: Carolyn Yancey, Saraeo
CLUB PRESENTS HOLIDAY HOUSE
The Azalea Garden Club pre
sents its 10th Anniversary Holi
day House in the home of Mrs.
Lena Richardson, 1223 Rose
wood Avenue, on Sunday, De
cember 12, from four to six
o'clock in the afternoon.
•• A FRIENDLY CHURCH"
White Rock Baptist Church
WHITE ROCK SQUARE
606 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
LORENZO A. LYNCH. Pastor
Sunday, December 12
EVERY MEMBER CANVASS DAY
8:45 AM. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
SUBJECT: "Josiah—Delight in the Law
2 Kings 22:1, 2; 23:15, 25
Review of Lesson by Senior Ushers
Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. The Commissioning of the Canvassers
SERMON The Pastor
"On What the Every Member Enlistment
Canvass Is All About"
Romans 12:1, 11a
Senior Choir, John H. Gattis, Director
2:00-5:00 P.M. Every Member Enlistment Canvass
Visitation
5:00-6:30 P.M. Tabulation of Canvass Returns
6:30 P.M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
HIM Amelia P. Thorpe, Leader
7:20 P.M. The L. B. Farrington District Presents
Mrs. Latelle L. Vaughan and R. Delacey
Peters in Recital
Monday-Friday (4:00-6:00 P.M.) Supervisned Play
St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church
"SERVING A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST
SINCE IMt"
FAYETTEVILLE STREET DURHAM, N. C.
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PHILIP *. COUSIN. Th» Mlnlatar
Sunday, December 12
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUBJECT: "Josiah —Delight In The Law"
Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent
1100 AM. MORNING WORSHIP— Holy Communion
SERMON The Minister
SUBJECT: "The Difference That Makes the
Difference"
jjUSIC Senior Choir
Mrs .Minnie Gilmer at the Console
Joseph T. Mitchell, Directing
7:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP—HoIy Communion
SERMON The Minister
SUBJECT; "A Moment of Truth"
MUSIC Gospel Choir
Fred Mason at the Console
Mrs. Marian Williams, Directing
Che CarSila tTiiwsj '//IfO • /)/&
womwu iOy'/em
ta, Fla.; Mary Kannady. Kings
Mountain; Batty Williams,
Hodgaa, S. C., and Frada Span
car. Elizabeth City.
All ara ma|or«. althar In
clothing or homa aconomici
aducatlon. Tha avant waa »up
arvlaad by Mra. Ann Lamb Da
vla, aaaaetata profaaaor of cloth
ingi
On display will be doors,
windows, mantles and other
decorations for the Christmas
holiday season.
The public is cordially in
vited.
Social Notes
By RUTH JOHNSON
Associate Society Editor
Dial 489-4597
EXCHANGE CLUB FETES
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Crippled children from Dur
ham and Murdock School at
Butner were guests of the Dur
ham Exchange Club at its an
nual Christmas party last Mon
day night.
Holiday music and the sing
ing of carols by all present
was a highlight of the party,
but the arrival of Santa Claus
with a bag full of gifts for the
children was the main attrac
tion.
• • •
MISS CATHY ROLLINS
IS HONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Cathy Rollins was feted
last Saturday night at a bridal
shower at the home of Mrs. A.
E. Riley, Roxboro Street. Co
hostess was Mrs. A. D. King.
Special guests were Mrs
Paul Rollins, mother of the
bride-elect and Mrs. W. H. Um
stead, mother of prospective
bridegroom.
A pink and white color
scheme was carried out in the
decorations and refreshments.
Mrs. Allen Young, sister of the
bride-elect poured punch.
The bride-elect was present
ed a corsage and a gift of
china by her hostess.
Miss Rollins will wed James
H. Umstead on December 31.
• • •
FELLOWSHIP DINNER
GIVEN TO HONOR
EVANGELIST
A fellowship dinner was re
cently given to honor Evange
list Louise Stevens. The din
ner was held at Liberty Tempi*
Holiness Church in Cary. The
message was given by Mrs.
Mable Gary of Raleigh.
• • •
CHRISTMAS DANCE HELD
FOR DEBUTANTES
The Beta Pi Sigmfc Chapter
of the Sigma Rho Sorority will
give a Christmas party, Satur
day night, 11, to
honor the 1965 debutantes and
their marshals. The party will
be held at the home of Mr. and
Local Happenings
By LYNDA LYONS
Associate Editor
Dial 682-5253
SPONSORS "GET TOGETHER"
The Missionary Bible Class
of Mount Level Baptist Church
will sponsor its annual Christ
mas "get-together" at the Lake
view Elementary School on
Saturday night, December 11.
Those attending will include
all members and their invited
guests. The most significant
feature-expected is the revela
tion of Secret Pals.
• « •
McCLAINS RETURN TO
PITTSBURGH PA.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mc-
Clain and their daughter San
dra formerly of Durham, has
returned to Pittsburgh, Pa.
after being the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyner, Jr.
McClain is the head supervisor
of the House Keeping Dept. at
the V.A. in Pa Sanda is in the
school of Nursing in Philadel
phia. The McClains had an en
joyable stay visiting old friends
and relatives here in the city.
• • •
MRS. T. L. HAYES HOSTESS
TO DEL MOROCCO CLUB
The Del Morocco Club re
cently met at the home of Mrs.
Theresa L. Hayes, 1410 Sedge
feild Street. Those present en
joyed a delightful chicken din
ner.
LAMPLIGHTERS CLUB
HOLDS XMAS PARTY
The Lamplighters Club held
its annual Christmas Party, De
cember 4, in the Fellowship
Hall of Orange Grove Baptist
Church. Secret Pals were re
vealed and all invited guests
were remembered with gifts.
Organ music was presented by
Mrs. Nora Richmond. The
NEW! TRY US!
Mrs W. L. Bradkher
The. sorority will hold its
thirteenth annual Debutant?
ball late in December.
♦ « •
HONORED AT SHOWER
Missionary Group Three of
Mount Gilead Baptist Church
gave a shower honoring their
newly married members, Mrs
T Lombart, Mrs. Kthel S. Clern
mons ant} Mrs. Emma Lowe.
The shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Helen Hinnont,
2915 Beechwood Street. Th,ose
attending the shower were
Mrs. Myrtle Burt, Mrs. Hazel
Flintall, Mrs. Liltie Bullock,
Mrs. Lydia Hinton, Mrs Eldora
King and Mrs. Marie Sanders
The guests were served cake,
coffee, peanuts and mints by
the social committee.
PLAY IS HIGHLIGHT OF
YW'S FAMILY NIGHT
"The Dollmaker's Difficult
Christmas" presented by the
YWCA's creative dramatics
class was the highlight of the
Christmas party program for
JJie YWCA's family night last
Wednesday at the YWCA on
Chapel Hill Street.
Families and friends of the
YWCA from all over the city
traditionally gather each year
in early December to join in
the celebration of the Christ
mas season.
In addition to the play, two
narrated ballets taken from
Hans Christian Andersen's
Christmas stories was present
ed by children in the YWCA's
ballet classes; a classical bal
let to music from "The Nut
cracker Suite" was performed;
there was reading entitled
"Christmas in the Barn";
"Jingle Bells'' was sung by the
YWCA play school and story
hour children; and there were
solos and other novelty num
bers presented as well as
Christmas carols which were
sung by all those attending the
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group also sang Christmas ca
rols and all enjoyed a delicious
repast of turkey, peas, pota
toes, yams, cake and coffee.
The tables were beautifully
decorated with fall flowers.
Did you know that 11-16-
1873 W. C. Handy, composer
and Father of the Blues was
born? And did you also know
that 11-20-1962 the late Pres.
John F. Kennedy signed an
executive order prohibiting
racial discrimination in Hous
ing?
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& Hargett
522 E. Pettif rew Str*«t
DIAL 353-5721
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( H CHURCH TO
OBSERVE OPEN
HOUSE DEC, 19
CHAPEL HrLL—The Chapel
Hill Baptist Church at the cor
ner of N. Roberson and West
! Rosemary Streets will observe
1 Open House and Dedication for
| 'ts new Manse at 120 S. Rober
j son Street, Sunday, December
19, between the hours of 3:00
and 5:00 P.M. At 4:00 P.M. tho
dedication service will take
place under the leadership of
I Dr. Robert Seymour, minister
; to the Binkley Memorial Bap
i tist Church of Chapel Hill.
Demetrius Williams will sing
'Bless This House" accompa
nied by Miss Leverie Peace at
I the organ.
| The -program Is composed of
Mrs. Rosa McMaster Preylor,
I Chairman; Miss Julia Caldwell,
Mrs. Laura Reaves Mrs. Aggie
McGraye, Mrs. Estelle Gattis,
! Mrs. Annie Mae Mason, Norm
an Burnett, Morris Mason, Mrs.
, Arlena Edwards and Mr«. toil
I Burnett.
Floral Club of
Ebenezer in
Assembly
The Floral Club of Ebenezer
Baptist Church met in th» As
sembly room of the church,
December 3, at 4 o'clock. Miss
Annie Dunnigan conducted the
devotions, opening with the
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Teens Step Into Fashion
The picture has changed ami teens
set the fashion in chic, young coats
and suits.
Femininity is the look this season-"
and many a teenage miss is finding
that "it's nice to he a girl.
All the female niceties arc appearing
flared t-kirts, interesting collar and
pockets—and warmth is emphasized,
son "Blessed Assurance," pray
er and scripture. Mrs. Addie
Barbee presided.
Plan* to carrjr "Christmas
Cheer" to six persons were
made and the election of offi
cers for the club for 1986 wag
presided over by Miss Dunni-
SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1965 THE CAROLINA TIMES—
too. in fabrics and lining.
Heauty and ilut> take a bow~in this
.selection of National Hoard of the
Coat and Suit Industry. The pile
lined. wool ineltnn coal has flattering
low waist, (lap pockets, metal button
closings contra.-t collar.
Camel with firey. brown with camel.
'leen sizes 6-1 I. About 535.
gan, the club's advisor.
Those present were: lles
dames Louise Norwood, Mattie
Hoiloway, Estella Shaw. Mil
dred Mansum, Margaret Ad-
Ams, Marina Fisher, Picie Mor
gan, Ethel McNeil, Lillie Mc-
Intyre, Martha Stanley, Helen
3A
Jones, Ophelia Thompson, Non
nie Hamilton, Alice Daris, Ef
fie Chavis, Catherine McKin
ncy. Misses Jessie O'Neal, An
nie Dunnigan and Percy Jones
Visitors present were Mrs Bes
sie Burnett, a member from Mt
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