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-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1969 4A ®23^SBCJm2B3 Wj \ Wy^K^t #H ■ '- HH HH MEMBERS OF THE WHITTEC Junior High Modern Dance Group who are presenting their annual spring recital, "Dance Unlimited" May 29 and 30 in the Whitted Gymnasium at 8:15 p.m. Front center: Brenda Hinton; second row: Stephanie Frazier, Helen Slade, Beatrice McQuaig; Whitted Modern Dance Group to Give Recital The Modernetts of 'Vhitted Junior High will present its annual Spring Recital, "Dance Unlimited" I 'ay 29 and 30, in the 'Vhitted gymnasium at 8:15 p.m. This year the group has per formed for many local organi zations and schools. They will perform in Rocky Mount on Durham Social Notes of Interest By MRS. SYMINER DAYE VISIT SICK RELATIVE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones of Winston-Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Issac of Pottstown, Penna., relatives of Mrs. Nannie Jones Allen were home with her the week-end. Mrs. Allen of Spruce Street is sick. • * * THANKS FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Mrs. Mattie Ruth J. Canty of 1100 Moreland wish to thank her many friends and neighbors for being so kind to her dur ing the sickness and death of her aunt. * * • WOMAN'S DAY HELD AT RED MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY Woman's Day was observed at Red Mountain Baptist Church of Rougemont, May 18 with Mrs. Shirley Bullock of Wise, guest speaker. The theme was "Building As We Climb." Mrs. Bullock brought out lots of in teresting points that women should cultivate, in order to have better homes, children, communities, churches and they should have more love for everybody and less criticism about people as a whole. Music was by the ladies and organist was Miss Violet Perry. Mrs. Jessie Turrentine served as mistress of ceremony while in vocation was by Mrs. Estelle Bullock; scripture by Mrs. Katie Love and offertory pray er by Mrs. Margaret J. Parker. Introduction of speaker was by Mrs. Jessie Turrentine and response was by Mrs. Nola Folk. Prayer for the sick was by Mrs. Catherine Parker and remarks and benediction was by Rev. Floyd T. Eaton, pastor of the church. The lady ushers served refreshments. The cap tains were: Mrs. Artelia Jones and Mrs. Ella Mangum from the Rougemont Community; Mrs ITermaline Parrish, Miss Vivian Parkor, Mrs. Mary Riley from Quail Roost; Mrs. Jose phine Peaks, Mrs. Lillian Glenn from Bahama; Mrs. Liva Glenn, Mrs Verry Harris, Flat River; Mrs. Virginia Kenion, Mrs. Ka tie Lowe, Bragtown Mill Grove; Mrs. Viola Pettiford, Mrs. Thelma Bullock, Miss Pat tie Tapp, Miss Ella Jones, Durham; Miss Glennie Luns ford and Mrs. Daisy Parker were from out of town. Refreshments were served by the Pastor's Aid members. • • • HOME FOR WOMAN'S DAY SERVICE Misses Arnelle and Mechell Parker of Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wingtield and children of Greensboro, daughters of Mrs. Margarlt J. third row: Karen Morgan, Lin da Couch, Janice Thomas, Joyce Lloyd and Margaret Slade; back row: Frenchie Con rad, Mary Rice, Greer Durham, Claudette Thomas and Anita Scott. Other members of the group not shown are: Janice Morgan, Doris Rice, Belinda Harris, Cyn June 6, at 8:00 p.m. in the Booker T. Washington High School Auditorium. The group's directress, Mrs. Edith M. Johnson states that in order to become a member of the group, one must maintain at least a 'C* average in the academic area and t 'B' in con Parker, Bahama were home for Woman's Day. • • * VISIT GRANDPARENTS Little Inga and Jeffrey Perry, children of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perry of St. Pleasant, Maryland spent the week-end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kenion of Ward Road. * * * ATTENDS CHURCH SUNDAY Members and friends were happy to have William Carring ton of Rougemont who has been sick for quite a while to be able to attend Woman's Day Program at Red Mountain Bap tist Church, Sunday, May 18. * * • NEW YORKER VISITS NEALS ON TODO STREET Miss Dorothy Pennington of Rochester, New York spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neal, 512 Todd Street. They spent Sunday, May 18 at Bullock Lake. * * * REV. EATON AND MEMBERS TO WORSHIP IN CREEDMOOR Rev. Floyd T. Eaton, pastor of Red Mountain Bapt. Church of Rougemont accompanied by the Junior Choir and the Sen ior Lady Ushers will partici pate on a program at the First Baptist Church in Creed moor, Sunday, May 25 at 3:00 p.m. MOUNT LEVEL MISSIONARY BIBLE CLASS MEETS The Missionary Bible Class of Mount Level Baptist Church was held Monday night, May 19 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Syminer Daye, 314 Todd Street with Mrs. Claudine Lewis serving as hostess. The meeting was opened with a song "What A Friend We Have In Jesus," led by Mrs. Ruby Obie and Mrs. Claudine Lewis. Scripture was by Mrs. Rachell Jones, president. A short busi ness session was held. The minutes were read by the secre tary, Mrs. Olinzie Johnson. Hie class decided on having a tea on the third Saturday afternoon in June at Mrs. Ruby Obie's home at 5:00 p.m. on Stanley Road. Mrs. Daye, a member of the pro gram committee, read a beau tiful poem, "My Secret Place" by Carrie H. Blackburn. Those enjoying the deli cious repast were: Meadames Johnsie Carrington, Corono Umstead, Olinzie Johnson, thia Harris, Melissa Stroud, Ve retta Watson, Kennetta Yar borough, Gloria Richardson, Jackie Butler, Brenda Hamm, Gloria Huggins, Georgia Mc- Queen, Jewel Scott, Deborah Singletary, Cynthia Thompson, Gwendolyn Carr and Cynthia Rogers. (Photo by Purefoy) duct. It is felt that the dance ability can be developed with practice. The group works very hard each Saturday to prepare for the various recitals. Admission to this program is: advance students, 35 cents at door, 50 cents and adult, 75 cents. Rachell Jones, Ruby Obie, Malinda Harris, Roumania Lipscomb, Lydia Timberlake, Mildred Neal, Lizzie Timber lake, Syminer Daye and Vir ginia Kenion, guest. Mrs. Obie thanked the hostess for the most enjoyable evening. *** SICK AND SHUT-INS Hie sick and shut-ins for the week are: Mrs. Ersell Suitt, Duke Hospital; Mrs. Lena Carrington; Rev. J. T. New som, 1529 N. Hyde Park Ave nue; Deacon Lawrence Rigel, 1403 Fay Street; Lawrence Tatum, Cook Road; Lafayette Hawes, 1304 Drew Street; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jeffers, 1004 Juniper Street; Mrs. Kiz zia Royster, 703 Drew Street; Mrs. May Munsford, Jefferies Road; Mrs. Blanche Barnes, 409 Dupree Street; Mrs. Eva Suitt, 1622 S. Alston Avenue and Kemp Ford, 1316 Fay Street. Broughton Renovation Is Approv Plans for renovation of th e Broughton High School auditorium, which was damaged by fire in February, were ap proved Monday by the Raleigh school board. School officials have no estimate of what the ren ovation will cost, but insurance estimates of the damage were $221,000. Under the renovation plans, the basement floor will be rebuilt with classrooms, rest rooms and dressing rooms for the dramatic classes. The first floor will be used again for an auditorium which! will seat 758 people. A portion of the auditorium will be designed so it may be used as a separate large lecture room. A second story over the auditorium will be a large in structional area which will seat 150 people. An official completion date will be set later, after a con struction contract to re-do the building has been awarded, but the renovation is not expected to be completed in time for next fall's school opening. The board also gave the go ahead for forming of plans for a stadium at the new Sanderson High School. Supt. Conrad Hooper said the stadium will be put in the natural basin on the northwest side of the scnool building. The stadium will be con structed in portions. Bleachers on one side will be the first priority, Hooper said. Caswell County Happenings By DOROTHY AND PERCY Caswell-Pittsylvania County Chapter Livingstone College Alumni Association presented its third annual Princess Ball at the Caswell County High School in Yanceyville, May 16 at 8:00 p.m. Greetings and introductions were given by Miss Doris Barksdale. Master of Ceremo nies was James Woodson, WILA Disc Jockey. Procession was the Princesses and their Escorts. Tributes to the courts were selections by Irwin W. Taylor School; Minuet by Princesses and Ladies in Waiting: dance by the Stars of Venus; dance by the Fus-Nells and dance by Allethia Ingram of Langston High School in Danville, Vir ginia. Miss Deborah Shirley was The Buzz of ■.J The Hornet M. DARLENE KNIGHT Under the them of "Tahai tian Holiday", the senior class of 1969 was entertained by the senior class of 1970 in the Hillside High School gymna sium on FYiday night, May 23, at the most beautiful Junior - Senior Prom that has been had at Hillside in quite a while. The affair, of course, was lovely, demonstrating the cool and graceful air of the juniors; the Junior Waltz, as usual, was lead with pomp and smoothness. The prom was the grande finale of four days of junior activities at Hillside. On Tues j day the junior class proclaimed 1 the day as "Doll and y lr. Irresistable Day". Cutely dres sed girls with bows and socks paraded in the halls drawing amazed looks from the sopho | more and senior classes. Tags I were also given tot he girls to keep all day - as long as they did not speak to a junior byo. If they did, their tags were given to the boy and later tallied, along with tags from other boys, to see who would be "Mr. Irresistable 1969." On Wednesday, Afro-Ameri can Day was proclaimed, caus ing hardly any change in the Hornet family. Afros are alrea MRS. LUNA HOLMAN IS HOSTESS TO THRIFTY CLUB SATURDAY, MAY 17 The Thrifty Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Luna Hplman, 603 Gray Avenue at 6:00 p.m. Sat urday, May 17. Mrs. Holman also celebrated her birthday. The business session was presided over by the vice-president, Mrs. Retha Core. Members enjoying the delicious repast were: Mes dames Esther Glenn, Beatrice Holeman, Elnora Ranson, Irene Hall, Retha Core, Christine Bar bee, Ella Pointer, Elizabeth Ed ward, Annie M. Gilmore, Ber tha Harris, Rozetta Cobb, Louise Thompson, Mildred Gattis, Gen evieve Hargrove, Annie Alston, FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB MEETS WITH MR. AND MRS. GROVER BURTHEY On Sunday, May 18, the Friendly Circle Club of St. Mark AME Zion Church met with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bur they, 1019 Elmira Street. Devo tionals were opened by Mrs. Florence Littlejohn. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Members present were: Mes dames Odessa Alexander, Ada Bates, Corene Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Marie Bethea, Margaret Bumpass, Sarah Cameron, Louise Frazier, Mildred Jones, Florence Littlejohn, Ida Rober son and Lena Thompson; Messrs. James Bethea, Leroy Roberson, W. L. Thompson and and Grover Burthey. After the business session, the hostess served a very deli cious dinner to everyone pres ent. W. L. Thompson thanked the hostess for the evening. crowned Princess of the "Wn cess Ball of 1969" by Miss Gladys Hughes, last years Prin cess. The Princesses and their escorts did the Royal Waltz starting off by the new Princess, Miss Shirley and her escort, Thaddues Totten. Miss Barksdale awarded awards of certificates to each of the Princesses. The Yanceyville 4-H Club sponsored a dance at the Caswell County High School In Yanceyville, May 17 at 8:00 p.m. The music was performed by the Circuit Ryders of Yanceyville. Open house was observed at the Oakwood Elementary School Wednesday night May 21 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. dy won by both boys and girls, so the emphasis was put on dressing apparrel. Long, flowing robes were seen every where on campus, cuasing (acuity members and friends to wonder about the origin of many blacks. Thursday was "Mod Day" at Hillside, causing an exact reversal of the preceding day's look. Micros, minis, double breasted coats and mod ties were seen all around Hillside as everyone attempted to "do his own thing" in the world of fashion. Friday closed the junior activities with the annual jun ior class assembly. "Jam", a concert of the latest hits, was presented by some of the young, but famous junior voca lists. As a break in the junior affairs, the Class of '69 pre sented its class play, "The Ghost Wore White" and "As Sure As You're Born" in the school auditorium on May 20. All who were not there missed a once in a lifetime experience. Those who came are apprecia ted for their support and con cern for this, the senior class. 4 Vergin Mangum and Bessie Pratt. Next meeting will be held Saturday, May 24 at the home of Mrs. Marie Harris. * " •f v TTrrfWir-rrrniM"f'"MfrifiM]iiinf" , iriif , [fMiiiiiiTr'tTMii'- lrrfrniTTiiinncivriwnniiiitii imnwiniiiiiiiiwiinnyi I Education May Be The Answer For You J = DURHAM TECHNICAL i| INSTITUTE f Durham Area Residents have decided to ir Education at D.T.I. . . . WHY DON'T YOU? Two Year A.A.S. Degree Programs (Associate in Applied Science) Accounting Electronics Engineering Technology Business Administration Mechanical Engineering Technology Secretarial Science Automotive Technology Dental Laboratory Technology Police Science Technology Vocational Programs One Year One Quarter r Architectural Drafting Nurse's Assistant Mechanical Drafting Auto Mechanics Practical Nurse Education Apply Now For Fall '69 Enrollment! Contact: Student Personnel Office I DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Box 11307 1637 Lawson Street Durham, N. C. 27703 Telephone: 596-8293 .JmwJr fvl ■■PW THE QUEEN IS CROWNED— Miss Marva Roberts is shown being crowned "Miss Tauga detta' of 1969. The ceremony was recently held in the Uni versity Ballroom of the Dur ham Hotel-Motel. Miss Anita zifwjip*- WH BHrtHBH THE YOUNG LADIES AND THEIR ESCORTS who partici pated in the fifth annual "Tau gadetta" sponsored by Lambda Chapter of Tau Gamma Delta Sorority. The affair was held recently at the Durham-Hotel and Motel. The participants and their escorts are: Janice Bailey, Tau Gamma Delta Presents Annual Taugadefta "Stars ,pf Tomorrow" was the theme for the talent pro gram presented recently as a preliminary feature climaxing the crowning of "Miss Tauga detta" of 1969. Appearing on the talent pro gram were: Kenneth Gilliard, Misses Constance Farrar, Paula Hillsboroafii Happeai*|s •T SNIIRY SHANIIIN. Dear Hillsborough, Durham and surrounding areas, Make plans on June 1 to attend a concert at the Mount Bright Baptist Church. *lrs. Frances Price will perform at this program. It is being spon sored by the Amma Bourough's Missionary Circle. Everyone is McCollum, second from left was runnerup; and Miss Char lene Powell extreme left, was third place winner. The young ladies were presented prizes from the Sorority. Each of the participants received consola- Herbert Jones; Valeria Ballard, Bernard Walker; Gayle Coop er, Everette Johnson; Con stance Farrar, Howard McAllis ter; Felecia Harrington, Darvin Ezell; Glenn Denise Logan, Joshua Levister Perry; Vera Marable, Alger Marable; Anita McCollum, Maurice Thorpe; Harrell, Harriet J)aye, Beatrice McQuaig, Patricia Davis, the Terrace Modern Dance Group, and the Dance Groups from Whitted Junior High School and Highland Junior High. The Sorority planned seve ral activities for the young ladies who were participants cordially invited to attend this affair. *** The Orange High School Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism society, made its final induction for the year on Friday, May 16. The following persons were tapped into the rm v -"wmr tion prizes. The "Taugadetta" was pre sented by the local chapter of Tau Gamma Delta Sorority. The proceeds will go for scholar ships and community projects. (Photo by Purefoy) Charlene Powell, Albert Starr; Marva Roberts, James Daye; Anita Scott, George Covington; Rosemary Taylor, Harvey Craig; Rosiland Thomas, Andre Byrd; Barbara Turrentine, Tommie Clegg; Debra Washington, Dan iel Washington. (Photo by Purefoy) in th»fe "Miss Taugadetta" con test. They attended a charm clinic conducted by Mrs. Lucy Billups, and they and their escorts attended a cookout, and also motored to Raleigh to appear on the TV Teenage Dance Show. club: Sue Smith, Carolyn Blue, Ben Wlnecoff, Alice Wlnecoff, Cornelius Cat heart, Sherry Shanklin, Gayle Blackwelder, Tommy Link, Kay Parson, Martha Lewis, Ken Morris and Sue Amos. *** Thirty Black students from Orange High were on hand'for a "Black Study Program" held at North Carolina College on May 15. The students heard several speakers, enjoyed lunch and are ready for another pro gram very soon right group? *** The Student Council Induc tion Ceremony was held on Wednesday, May 21 at OHS. Johnny Crump took oath as the new president of the stud (See HILLSBOROUGH 10A)
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