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—THE CAEOUNA TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH SI.
WRITERS
FORUM
The church woman and the
port folk). Your eyes aren't
deceiving you. The words,
*re: the church woman
and the port folio. This is not
an introduction to some sort
of anachronisim. The person
able, attractively attired young
adult juantily striding from
her car is a red-blooded, Afro
American female. Always, she
strides sprightly because she is
a busy- person hurrying from
one job to another: house
wife, nurse, missionary work
er, Sunday School teacher
and Chairman of the com
mittee for the arrangement of
devotional services for Union
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Zenobia Harden is the
lady with a port folio. A
comparatively new comer to
this position, however, she can
execute her job with the best
of those carry ing port folioes.
And, it goes without saying,
the competition is not some
thing to chide about. In this
field, there is no room for
hobnobbers. If you're not
tops, the demands for medi
ocrity come few and far be
tween. You carry the port
folio with the others who have
not learned the art of public
speaking - the "tricks of the
trade." Profession. Public Re
lations.
There is a demand for the
church woman carrying the
port folio if she can deliver
what the program committee
requires of an excellent speak
er. Surprisingly enough the
requisites for distinguished
guest speakers carry a much
higher rating than even the
committee suspects. So, it is a
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MRS. ZENOBIA HARDEN
badge of honbr to be invited
to speak on various occasions:
Women's Day, Anniversary
celebrations, Missionary Day,
Youth Day, etc.
Mrs. Zenobia Harden is a
rising star in the field of
church women port folio
carriers. She writes her own
materials and knows how to
dramatize every emotion
needed to deliver the message
for the occasion.
Dear Writer: True maga
zine, 67 W. 44th St. New
York, N. Y. 10036, A. Faw
cett Publication-edited by
Mark Penger, needs important
first line pieces of National
significance to men. Address
queries on unsolicited manu
scripts to ipmes H. Endsley,
Associate fctttor. Perhaps you
perfer something with more
tears and heart throbs, if so,
True Love, True Confessions,
McFadden - Bartell Corp
205 East 42nd Street, New
York, N. Y. 10017 - Florence
J. Mariarty, Editor.
-Notes
(Continued iron page SA)
SYMPATHY
Sympathy to: Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Parker, Miss Michael
Lipacomb and family, Mr. and
Mrs. OrsMg Lipacomb and Mr.
Duke Lipacomb and family
"Blessed are the merciful:
for they shall obtain mercy"
St. Matthews.
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SICK AND SHUT INS
Bennie Umstead, Watts
Hosp; Lucious Hayes; Mrs.
Esther Rogers, J. Moffitt,
Duke Hosp.; William Parker,
Clifton Lunsford, Mr. Emma
B. Powell, Jackson Singleton,
Hamlin Rd.; Mrs. Nola Root,
Pine Noll Rest Home; Louis
Laaaiter. Watts Hosp; Mrs.
Ethel Cates, Mrs. Creola
Campbell, Todd St.; Mrs.
Mattie Lyde, Rosedale Ave.;
Mrs. Mattie Rouse, Mrs. Carrie
Mebane, Mrs. Lela Wise, Dave
Morehead. Pekoe St.; Mrs. Mary
Belated good news: "Over
Edom, I Lost My Shoe" was
among the eight books by
black authors reviewed during
Negro History Week, at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, spon
sored by the Negro Women's
Club, In Salem, N. J. Rev.
White, pastor. This is the
second time the Garden State
has hearer excerpts from "Over
Edom, I Lost My Shoe:
during Education Week in Oc
tober, in Atlantic City. Thanks
to Forum friends New Jersey.
The officers and members of
Writers Forum are eternally
grateful to citizens of Durham
for their overwhelming re
sponse to the Violet Perry
Rogers' Concert.
Mrs. Rogers and company
are in readiness to recipro
cate next Sunday, March 28th,
at The Durham Business Col
lege Auditorium, at 4 o'clock.
Many thanks to our patrons
and may all your" luck be -
good.
EBENEZER CHURCH OBSERVES A
WEEK OF APPRECIATION MAR. 8-14
Ebenezer Baptist Church
observed "A Week of Appreci
ation", March 8-14 in honor
of the "Three Years of Ser
vice" of its pastor, William E.
Daye. The Pastor's Aid Socie-
Glenn, Mrs. Lona Parker, Dear
born Dr.; Mrs. Flora B. Riley,
Charlie Moore, West Ave.;
Deacon Felix Walker, Mrs.
Mattie Nunn, Moreland; Broa
die Daye, High Rise; Mrs.
Giatsy H. Tibbs, Washington,
D. C.; Henry Lee Holman and
Ellis D. Jones, Sr.;
"He shall cover thee with
his feathers, and under his
wings shalt thou trust his truth
shall be thy shields and buek
ler," Psalms 91-4.
BETTER HOME AND
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
Better Home and Garden
Club held meeting at the home
of Mrs. Mildred Smith on
Saturday,, March 13 at 6:30
p. m. the Better Home and Gar
den Club met at the home of
Mrs. Mildred Smith, 400 Ce
cil St. Her home was beauti
fully decorated in the theme
of St. Patricks Day."
The Garden Gate was open
ed by singing "In the Garden"
led by the president of the
month Mrs. Mary Taylor, fol
lowed by prayer led by Osofo
Lafayette McDonald, who pas
tors at Northside Baptist
Church. He was also the
speaker for the evening.
After a brief business ses
sion Mrs. Smith served a deli
ciou§ repast to the following
members and guest; Gardeners
Ella Brown, Beulah Hill,
Louise Jenkins, Catherine
Page, Mary Taylor, Carrie
Vereen, and guest; Miss Wilma
Thompson, and Osofo La
fayette McDonald.
Mrs. Catherine Page
thanked the hostess for an en
joyable evening.
ty, the sponsor of this anniver
sary invited the following mi
nisters and their congregations
to share In this service: Bishop
F. Yelverton, Mount Calvary
Holtnees Church, Bishop W. A.
Jones, True Way Holiness
Church, Rev. Z. D. Harris, Oak
Grove Free Will Baptist
Church, Bishop A. W. Lawson,
Fisher Memorial Holiness
Church, Rev. L. H. Whelchef,
Russell Memorial C.M.E.
Church and Dr. William H.
Fuller, Mount Zion Baptist
Church.
During Rev. Daye's three
years at Ebenezer, his pastoral
influence has increased the
membership in excess of 200
members. Among many other
accomplishments, some of the
outstanding ones have been
edifice, with approximately a
1,000 seat sanctuary, a Chris
tian Education wing, the pur
chasing of a bus to provide
transportation needs for mem
bers, a "Day Care Center"
and new organizational struc
ture. His pastoral counseling
has made an impact upon his
members and the community.
In 1968, he was named "Minis
ter of the Year" by the Caro
lina Times.
Rev. Daye realizes that to
be a successful leader,, one
must keep abreast with the
fast moving trends, and in or
der to do this, he is currently
pursuing advanced study at the
Southeastern Theological Se
minary, Wake Forest, N. C., of
which he is a graduate. His
dedication and devotion to the
people whom he serves sym
bolizes him as a "Servant of
Humanity".
, LONDON Post Office
union general secretary Tom
Jackson calling off a record
44-day strike:
"If I had more money, the
Strike would have gone on.
Facing reality, this is the
best way out of the situa
tion**
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"WHICH WAY |
AMERICA" MjEf ♦
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This film will be shown on Channel 14
WTVD, Saturday, March 27, at 10 p.m. ■ :♦
Sponsored By The j J
Durham Human Relations Commission ; ▲
'Which Way America," is a special on racial problem* ♦
by Whitney M. Young, Jr., the late executive director
of the National Urban League.
Throughout the talk are film clips ahd stills ifliatrai-
* ing the problems and Young's suggested solutions. Taped ▼
in 1970. Burl Ires is host.
The Human Relations Commission wishes to thank the A
interested citizens of Durham who contributed flnanci- ▼
ally to the cost of this program; and making it possible
for the Commission to give viewers a change to vtow ▲
this film. ;# A
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Mjarshall T» Spears, Jr., J. William Becton, 4
Chairman Exe. Dir. ♦