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Tau Gamma Deltas In Regional Conference
The Southern Regional
Conference of Tau Gama
Delta Sorority, Inc. was held
in Jacksonville, Saturday,
March 13, at Homes Restaur
ant with Phi Chapter as
hostess. Highlights of the
meeting were the report of,
the RWional Directors Coun
cil wh\ch was held in Wash
ington in October, the award
Durham Social Notes
MRS. DAYE Of Interest 477-3370
CELEBRATED 66TH
BIRTHDAY
Mrs, Hester Lyon's cele
brated her 66th birthday Sun
day afternoon March 14 at
4:00 o'clock p.m. at her home
on Macon St.
Those present were; Mes
dames Lucille Smith, Lena
Einabie, Snady Bell, Elnora
Kennedy, Margaret Reeves,
Pauline Parker, Carrie Parker,
Misses Regina Smith, Lisa
Smith, Jean Moody, Mary
Cannady, Faye Currie, Janet
Breedon, Cheryl Parker,
Regina Parker, Amy Walker,
Gloria Lyon, Kimberly Parker,
Aquilla Parker, La Bonnie
Reaves, Nedina Parker, Anita
Parker, Paulette Parker, David
Daniel, Iva Reaves, Briam
Reaves, James Reaves an
Michael Johnson. The affair
was enjoyed by all.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Irene Belie of 1502
Gamby St. celebrated a birth
day party at her home on
Tuesday night March 16 at
8 o'clock.
Those present were; June
Tatel, Lilly O. Holloway,
Junior Kelly, Bo Hedgepeth,
Bennie Harris, Preston Jones,
Lonnie Harris, Link Myers,
Wayne Harris, Wilbert Fowler,
Willie Banks, Willie Bostick,
Jean Mason, Dewey Bell,
Floyd Mims, George Hollo
way, Anna Bee, Melenda Har
ris, Annie Bostick, Annie Mae
Burton, Mary Rogers, Annie
Pearl Russell, Essie Brown,
Grety Alfonza, Thorpe John
Yon, Marian Fennell, Vercie
Mack and Robert McCrae.
ON MEN'S DAY PROGRAM
The Male Ushers congre
gation and the pastor Rev.
Floyd T. Eaton, Red Moun
tain Baptist Church of Rouge
mont will appear on program
for Men's Day at Pine Grove
ing of a trophy to the
Chapter of the year and a
scholarship to be given to a
worthy student in Jackson
vile.
The inspirational address
was delivered by the Southern
Regional Director,' Mrs. V. W.'
Alston of Durham. The Chap
ter award was presented by
Baptist Church, Creedmoor
the fourth Sunday night in
March at 7:30 p. m. Rev.
Stone is the pastpr.
***
EASTER RAFFLE
The Rougemont Council is
having an Easter Raffle, on
Easter Monday on the ball
field. All members of the
Council and Ball Teams have
tickets for sale at the price
of SI.OO each. There will be
prizes given including a TV,
Record player, clock, and the
fourth prize is a surprise box.
There will also be a baseball
game and selling starting at
12:00 o'clock. The Rouge
mont Council will have a call
meeting March 31, at 7:30
$t the home of Edgar Johnson.
Mrs. Mattie Gatherwright
of Reidsville is spending a few
days with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Neal, 512 Todd St.
***
REGULAR SERVICE
Regular service was held at
Red Mountain Baptist Church
Rougemont Sunday, March 21
at 11:00 o'clock with a Testi
monial Service with the Dea
cons in charge. Music was ren
dered by the Male Chorus, the
Junior Girls Ushered and Rev.
Floyd T. Eaton delivered the
message, using as his text
"Give Me That Old Time Reli
gion It's Good Enough fer
Me," taken from Paul first
chapter and the 27 verses first
epistle of James.
During Church conference
Friday night there were bro
ther Sharman Lunsford, Edgar
Johnaon, Wilber Parker, Jack
Yancey and James Harris.
***
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Glenn and son and daughter
of Arlington, Va. were home
visiting Relatives and friends.
They reside with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Glenn, Rougemont.
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Mrs. Crusoe Geer, Durham.
Left to right: Miss Bessie
Dancy, Regional Secretary,
Chi Chapter, Rocky Mount;
Mrs. L. M. Harris, Assistant
Regional Director, Lamina
Chapter, Durham; Mrs. V.
W. Alston, Southa-rt fftgtotal
Director, Lambda Chapter,
Durham; Mrs. Bertha Johnson,
Basileus, Nu Chapter, Golds
boro, receiving trophy for
chapter of the year; Mrs.
Crusoe Geer, Lambda Chapter,
Durham, who made the pres
entation; Mrs. Shelton Clark,
Basileus, Phi Chapter, Jackson
ville; Mrs. Bertha Jordan,
Basileus, Lambda Chapter
Durham; Mrs. Prank White
head, Basileus, Chi Chapter,
Rocky Mount; Mrs. Gladys Wr
Biggers, Basileus, Kappa
Chapter, Augusta, Ga.
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I Today's Scene At Hillside
By MICHELLE DEJARMON
Spring is finally here and
with it, it has brought some
startling and exciting endea
vors. Many have begun prac
ticing for different things
while most seniors are busy
doing term papers and getting
measured for caps and gown*.
Mr. G's Swing School has
begun practice while the
Madrigals continue their week
ly practices. The Senior class
has begun work on their class
play. Their advisors Mrs. J. H.
Lucas is to be commended
for the progress they are mak
ing so far.
The students of Mrs. Carl
ton's have been wished good
luck by many because they
have a term paper due on
April 2, 1971. The one thing
they can be assur& of is that
their term paper will not be
"dry" as many term papers
are. These term tthllrs are to
be done oh thiqprthat are of
interest to the wlter.
Many 4udwt|y|av» 'fo t Und
it we* j&t in
the clean up campaign, Scour
Power.' THe won
first priie %r ' jjetfori'ning the
best of thr&fe Iridtk tb get the
point of Sfcour' I'dtoer across.
Willie Alston won first prize
for the most encouraging, ex
citing, and inspiring poster.
Since Spring has sprung,
there have been track meets,
tennis matches, and baseball
games. These games are excit
ing In itself, but when you
have loyal Hornets to play on
the teams, one can't help but
have a good team. On the
tennis team, there is a young
man named Jbhn Lucas who is
a very fine tennis player.
Besides being a very good ten
nis player, John was chosen as
tlfc M',
ketball. John Js very outstand
ing, but how can one help it
when the coach was chosen as
one of the coaches of the
year. Congratulations to John
Lucas and Coach Carl Easter
ling. We also have a very out
standing track star. His name
is Eddie Romes and he is truly
one of the fastest track men
we have at Hillaide. There is a
team called the baseball team.
On this team we have some of
the most powerful young men
at Hillside. One powerful
young man on this team is
Jones. There are more
MISS DeJARMON
than three outstanding players
at Hillside and all of them
hold the same three qualities
that these young men hold.
They are all interested in
sports, they play the sports
to their fullest, and they all
have excellent sportsmanship.
All of our players hold these
qualities and the Hornets Nest
is proud of them.
Spring has alio brought
love and new styles. There
ha*e been mini's, midi's,
maxi's and bellbottom pants,
ail during the school year. But
now there is a new style that
has hit Hillside. The style is
hot pants. Now we be put,
in the fashion world, because
the Hornets are wearing them!
Love is here in the Hor
nets Nest. The Hornets have
always been loved but now
that Spring is here everyone
has become more aware of it.
There have been many dif
ferent poems floating around
and here is an excerpt from
one:
"Do you love me or do you
not? You told me but I forgot,
Don't you know that God
above? Created me for you to
love!"
There are two other verses to
that poem you know, so don't
think that the Hornets don't
know v all. .the Hornets- don't
know;'atf itoe f>oems in the
book, just make sure you
don't get hooked!
Yes, love is hitting HHS in
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Come and see our new spring decorations, blooming from every light pole, wicker basket spilling
over with flame-red peonies.
Spring fashions will be shown at Longworth Cafeteria on Monday. March 29, with presentations every
half hour beginning at 6 p.m.
Gestiteady for your spring thing and for Easter at Northgate. Shop daily and on Monday and Friday
nights until 9 p.m. And don't miss the giant Easter Bunny who gives away lucky eggs; shell be at
Northgate April 1-10 (except on Sunday).
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Mrs. Pearl Page
Hostess to A. T.
Torrence Club
Sunday, March 21 the A. T.
Torrence Club met at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Page,
1302 Fayetteville St. at 5:00
p.m. The meeting was called
to order by the leader Mrs.
Torrence with the singing
of several songs "I Am Thine
O Lord" and "Give Me That
Old Time Religion." Lesson
from Secret Place, Psalms 121
Scripture. The Glory of Spring
was read by William Page.
Following the lesson from Se
cret Place, the discussion of
the lession was led by Mrs.
Pearl Page, Mrs. Addle Tor
rence, Mrs. Mildred Page and
Mrs. Lynch. The minutes from
the February meeting were
read and approved followed
by roll call.
Members present were Mrs.
Sudie Alston, Mrs. Jennie
Fuller, Rev. Robert Page and
Family, Mrs. Mildred Page and
fatnily, Mrs. Ida L. Burthey,
Waverly Page and family, Mrs.
A. T. Torrence, William Page
and Mrs. Lynch, guest.
During the social hour,
Mrs. Juanita Page and daugh
ters, hostesses for Mrs. Pearl
many different ways but girls
remember "you can't do what
the guys do and still be a lady,
because the sweeter he is, the
longer the pain is going to
last." But for the guys, re
mehiber, "Somebody's Watch
ing you because when you
had me to yourself, you
didn't want me around and
now you want me back."
Love to Jerome, Ruben,
Scobbie, Ronald and John.
The students hope that
Ronald's hair will soon grow
back and they Are so glad he is
feeling a lot better. Many
thanks to Gunnies files! Bye
now!!!!
Highlights At
By AUDREY KEE .
As the year quickly un
folds, many things are be
ginning to come to an end.
At DHS the students, parti
cularly the sophomores and
juniors are elated over the
fact that they will be given the
chance to choose their subject
teachers on the 19th and 20th
of April for next school term.
It is already understood that
there will be a lot of diffi
culties but time will iron them
out.
The success of the Junior
Senior Prom depends greatly
on the sale of the candy. The
candy may be sold by any
student at DHS reguardless to
Classification since sophomores
are eligible to attend the Prom
if invited by a Junior or a
Senior. In order to clear a lot
of minds, dues are not .col
lected at this achool for the
Prom. As far as entertainment
is concerned, the selection will
be made between the Swinging
Professionals, Johnny White
and the Crusaders, and the
Modulations. The group per
forming will be announced
'ater on in the week by chair
man Joyce Marie Pettiford.
And now to reveal this year's
theme ... "Monte-Carlo Casino
Royale!!!"
The History Club will spon
sor a Bake Sale March 29-
thru April 3rd. Do contribute
to this activity. All contribu
tions will be greatly appre
ciated. The money raised from
the bake sale will be used in
benefit of the club's program.
The program celebrated the
Ideas of March on last Mon
day by wearing draped sheets,
Page; served a delicious repast.
Mrs. Fuller thanked Mrs.
Pearl Page for a lovely meet
ing. The meeting was closed
with prtyer by Rev. Robert
Page to meet with Mrs. Ada
Meeks on Martha Street the
Third Sunday in April.
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, I*7l
THE CAROLINA TTW
American writer John
»aid, **?>» ,
watched him aero* the fuf?
of yr-rt and • itho* Which Al
ways must divide • father .
from son."
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black arm bands, and ivy
around the head in head
bands. Very interesting.
It has been announced by
DHS's principal, Mr. Earl
Hedrick, that Durham High
will hold it's Humanities Fes
tival beginning with the week
of April 18, 1971. During this
week each student wfll have
the opportunity to involve
themselves with professional
persops equipped to answer
or discuss any social, ethnical
nfigkHM, etc. problem that is
in focus today. This week
students are to be excused
from all study halls, free
periods and lunch periods if
agreeable by the teacher in
charge to attend the designed
place for each program.
The DHS Concert Choir is
scheduled to sing for the
morning services at Trinity
Methodist Church. All choir
members are asked to be on
time.
Well, this just about raps it
up for this week. To Bill Amey
I wish you a Happy Belated
Birthday and maybe your
birthday should come more
often in order that Ralph
Barnette will have more op
portunities to dance. Thank*
Cheryl' Ruffin for the use of
your .... To Sheila, I say
carry on. A very pleasant
hello to Bali and Bunny,
James and Joyce, and last but
not least Big Bird.
Spring is here, but dont
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