Durham Social Notes
. MRS. SYMINER DAYE 477-8370
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perry
and their daughter Inga and
•on, Jeffery spent a few days
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Kenion, Ward Rd. The
Perry's have returned to their
home and the children will re
main with their grandparents
for the rest of the summer.
***
Mrs. Emma Bridges and
Mrs. Louis Bryant two young
educators chose by the State
Department will attend an
extensive workshop at Bank
Street College in New York
City.
Mrs. Bridges is a graduate of
Hillside High School and is
now attending North Carolina
Central University, in the
Career Opportunity Program.
Mrs. Bryant is a teacher at
Holloway Street School. Mrs.
Bridges is the former Miss
Emma Riley and the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Riley
of the city.
Mrs. Portia Woods of New
York City is spending a month
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Florence Woodard, 921 Belvin
Ave.
Attorney and Mrs. Elvis
Lewis, Jr., have returned to
the city after spending the
weekend in Norfolk, Va.,
where they attended the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Clifton Ferbee on Satur
day, June 12 where he was
best man.
Congratulations and best
wishes to the newly weds,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clifton
Ferbee, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Forte.
Mrs. Rosa Sanders of Jus
tice Dr. has returned home
from Washington, D. C. after
attending her daughters grad
uation,, Mrs. Rosetta McNeil.
W y #**
Mr. and Mrs. Burnice
Turntine of Milton Rd. ac
companied by her mother,
Mrs. Willie Rhodes and chil
dren, Miss Alma Turntine and
Kay spent the weekend with
their daughters Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hicks and their family
in Washington, D. C.
The Community League of
Mill Grove held its regular
meeting Monday night June 7,
at 8:00 o'clock at Mount
Level Baptist Church with the
Today's Scene At Hillside
By MICHELLE DEJARMON
In everyones life, there is a
time to laugh and a time t>
cry. This past week has been
a time for both. There have
been tears of joy and tears of
sadness.
The tears of joy came Tues
day evening, .line Bth, 1971,
when the seniors received their
diplomas. There were 363 stu
dents in the graduating class
and everyone of them deserves
some kind of recognition. The
valedictoriam of the Class of
'7l was Miss Edwina Link and
the salutatorians were
Misses Sally Tanford and
Veronica Ray. Tears of sad
ness came when some of the
students realized that they
wouldn't be roaming the halls
of the Homets Nest next year
arid there would be some of
their best friends left behind.
Since Tuesday, June Bth,
1971, many teen-agers have
been doing many things. Many
have been looking for jobs and
others have been going to
summer school. There are a
few that have just been resting.
For many students, finding
a job has been difficult. Many
have found that good dress
and nice manners open that
difficult door. Instead of some
teens taking one step and
getting pushed back ten, with
these two factors that one
step is helping them on their
way to opening that door. If
you know someone who has
been turned down for a job
have them look at themselves.
This year has been an ex
citing one for me. I enjoyed
'writing articles for Hillside in
Hie Carolina Times. During
this year and years before the
president, Mrs. Roumania Lips
comb presiding and the assist
ant secretary Mrs. Syminer
Daye.
Members present were:
Mesdames Roumania Lips
comb, Syminer Daye, Marie
Scoggins, Ruth Satterwhite,
Pauline Holman, Mildred Neal,
Leslie Clay, Maria Prince,
Operation Breakthrough,
Robert Hall, Ray Lipscomb,
Orange Lipscomb, J. Dunne
gan, Elmer Grant and Warren.
***
Men's Day will be observed
at Red Mountain Baptist
Church at Rougemont the
third Sunday in June at
eleven o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Floyd T. Eaton is the
pastor.
Extending heartfeld sym
pathy to: Mrs. Stella Austin,
Mrs. V. A. Edmonds and
family, Miss Maud N. Austin,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Austin
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Austin, to the entire
staff of The Carolina Times,
Rev. Linsey Day and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor (slim)
Johnson and Miss Louise Banks
and family.
"May the grace of our
heavenly Father be with you
and comfort you in your time
of sorrow." "Blessed are they
that mourn for they shall be
comforted". St. Matthew 5:4.
***
Sick and shut ins: Mrs.
Creaola Campbell, Todd St.;
Grover Shaw, Carroll St.; Mrs.
Lona Parker, Dearborn Dr.;
Mrs. Mary Glenn, Mrs. Estelle
Bullock, Rougemont; Fred
Douglas Vanhook, Jr., Ed
Haskins, Veterans Hospital;
Mrs. Alma Weaver, Proctor St.;
Luther Justices, Marvin
Stroud, Morehead; Oscar
Tapp, Cornell St.; Ellis D.
Jones, Fayetteville Rd.; Mrs.
Ola Cozart, Pine Knoll Rest
Home; Mrs. Nola Root, Rufus
Latta, Duke Hosp., Mrs.
Novella Latta, Mrs. Annie
(Pet) Mack, Charles Eatou,
Mrs. Dora Smith Fay, Mrs.
Ethel Cates, Gus Cozart,
Moreland; Mrs. Fannie Cozart,
Deacon Felix Walker, Mrs.
Emma Farrow, 1031 Cornell
St., Earnest Jeffers, Luther
Justice, Melvin Holman, VA
Hosp.; Mrs. LeAnne Hender
son Cornell St.
"Lord remember Davis and
all his afflictions" Psalms
132:1.
MISS DeJARMON
correspondents for HHS had
special help when it was
needed. Mr. Louis E. Austin
and Mr. Lodius Austin were al
ways there. Saturday, June
12, 1971, Mr. Louis Austin,
founder of The Carolina Times
succumbed at Lincoln Hospi
tal. The members of Hillside,
students and graduates, are in '
a daze almost. Mr. Austin was
a man of great character and
he always gave people the in
centive to go further than your
aiccessful goal. His motto and
his ideas are some that will
never die and anyone who
hasn't heard some of his sound
advice surely missed something
in their life time.
The students and graduates
send their condolences to the
Louis E. Austin family and
may God grant you peace in
your hour of bereavement.
We the members, (past and
present), of Hillside do thank
God for having known such
a well gifted man but to the
ones that didn't, you missed
one in ten billion.
Welding Advances
MOSCOW Soviet
scientists have found a way to
weld in a vacuum with xenon
lamp light rays concentrated by.
a parabolic mirror, the official
I news agency Tass reports.
LOCAL BIRTHS
The following births were
reported to the Durham Coun
ty Health Department during
the weeks of May 31 through
June 12:
Chartes, and Arnetta Cook
boy, Linwood and Linda Stev
ens, boy; Lee and Margaret
Williams, boy; Norwood 1 and
Grace Bass, girl; Thomas and
Shirley Robinson, boy; John
?nd Rachel McNeil, boy; James
and Beverly Ebron, girl; Airey
and Madge Blackstone, boy;
James and Gloria Hoskins, girl;
John and Dorothy Whyte, boy;
Alex and Geraldine Lockhart,
boy; Ira and Esther Smith,
girl; Leon and Daffant Taylor,
girl; Roy and Delores Le Sane,
boy; Elroy andi Josephine Lew
is, girl; Marshall and Claudine
Thompson, girl; James and
Geraldine West, twin boys;
Lebbie and Frances Bumpass,
girl; Robert and Pauline Mims,
girl.
Titanium was named by dis
coverer M. H. Klaproth in 1795
for the mythological first sons
of the earth, the Titans, says
Encyclopedia Britannica.
Miss Mary E.
Mebane on
Nai l TV Sun.
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MISS MEBANE
Miss Mary E. Mebane,
daughter of Mrs. Carrie
Mebane of 4520 Denfield St.,
Durham, will appear on na
tional TV on Sunday, June,
20th. The program is called
"Comment" and Miss Mebane
will comment on the growing
class of clerks, tellers, cashiers,
etc. that has appeared since
the '6o's. Miss Mebane is a
graduate of Merrick-Moore
School, and has degrees from
NCCU and UNC-CH. The pro
gram is carried locally on
Channel 28 at 6 p.m.
Friendly Ladies
Club Meets
Sun. Afternoon
The Friendly Ladies Club
met Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Richmond. The meeting was
opened with a song led by
Mrs. Lennie Rose, The devo
tionals were conducted by
Mrs. A. Massenburg. The meet
ing was presided over by the
President, Mrs. Viola Thomp
son. Everyone present was
glad to have the president
return after such a long ill
ness. Fifteen members were
present.
After the business session
all were invited into the din
ing room where a delicious
repast was served. Mrs. Rich
mond was assisted by Mrs.
Massenburg.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Evagelene
Page, Roxboro Rd.
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MISS DAVIS
Davis-Hawkins
June Wedding
Is Planned
Miss Patricia Ann Davis will
marry Harvey L. Hawkins, it
is announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, Jr.
of 204 Moline Street, Durham.
Miss Davis a graduate of Hill
side High School attended
Croft Business College. She is
now employed at the State
Welfare Department in Hart
ford, Conn.
Harvey L. Hawkins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Waymen Haw
kins of Hartford, Conn, is a
graduate of Hartford, High
School.
He is employed at the Uni
versity of Conn.
A June 26 wedding is
planned.
Frank (Bucky)
Harris Celebrates
Ninth Birthday
Frank (Bucky) Pratt cele
brated his 9th birthday and re
lations, Saturday, June 12th.
The torrential rain did not
stop the gang; they were all
there to furnish a puff to help
blow out the candles on
Bucky's cake.
From 5 to 7, the party -
makers stuffed themselves
with hot dogs, ice cream, cup
cakes, potato chips, fried
onion rings and lollipops -
almost in that order.
For now - auf Wiederachen
und gut gluck.
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Highlights At HP
By MONIKA GUNN AND AUDREY KEE
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Gunnie and Audrey here
giving to you a "wrap up"
of this years Highlights at
Durham Hi. Hie year started
off with Jessie White and
Kathy Amey as Vice President
and Secretary of our Student
Council respectively.
Debra Holloway was
elected Treasure of the Senior
Class while Don Barnhill was
our Jr. Class President, with
Secretary Scarlette Brunson
working with him. last and
least were th 6 sophomores
guided by President, Rubin
Hayes and Treasure, Max Mat
thews. Student Council Com
mittee co-chairman were Ro
bert Willis-Program Com
mittee; Ralph Bamette, Pub
licity Committee; Berley
Smith, Student Marshals Com
mittee; and Robin Lamberth
and Melton Currie, Social
Committee.
D. H. S. was cheered on to
victory by our cheerleaders
Karen Morgan, Claudette
Thompson, Wilma Harris,
Jackie Butler, Margaret Slade.
Leading the school in track
were Emanuel Paschall, Niguel
Barnes, Leon Ragland, Arthur
Boone, Mike Man gum, Ralph
Bamette, and Michael Woods.
Enfling with a 12-10 record
our basketball season was led
by Freddie "Peter Rabbit"
Clayton, Billy Scarlette,
Robert "Spiderman" Elliott,
Freddie Nunn, Linwood Bur
den, Leon Ragland and Niguel
Barnes. This years Sophomore
team compiled a 15-3 record
for the season. The 1970-71
football team ended with a
5-4-1 record gaining second
place in conference play. On
the team rosters were Bill
Amey, Linwood Burden, Mil
ton Davis, Rodney Love, Mike
Mangum, Terry Lyons, Alex
ander McCall, Freddie Nunn,
Emanuel Paschall, and Bernard
Price. For the homecoming
festivities Karen Morgan was
voted Miss Junior with Brenda
Hinton as Miss Sophomore.
Our baseball team with a 11-7
record was supported by
George "Pint" Stevens, Rickey
"Shine" Weaver and Marlon
Mangum.
Ny 1
MONICA GUNN
May Ist was really a night
to remember. Dancing to the
music of the Modulations,
the JLiniors, the Seniors and
their guests were grooving at
the Jr. Sr. Prom. This year's
theme was "Wonderland By
Night."
Stepping high in front of
the marching band this year
were head-majorette Doris
Jeanette and majorette Scar
lette Brunson. Thanksgiving
the marching band traveled to
Philadelphia, Pa. to participate
in the Gimble's Thanksgiving
Parade and in May the Wind
Ensemble went to Six Flags
Over Georgia to participate
in a band contest there.
Taking a peek at next year,
we find that Emanuel Paschall
will help guide the student
body as Student Council Vice
President. The Class of '72
officers will consist of; Scar
lette Brunson-Vice president;
LaNella Smith, Secretary;
Class of '73: Maryle Hayes,
Vice President and Samantha
Williams, Treasure. The Class
of '74 will elect officers next
year. On next years Messenger
Yearbook Staff will be co-edi
tor Joyce Pettiford with staff
members Joyce Lloyd, and
Roslyn Johnson. Named Pub
licity and Circulation Editor
for the Hi-Rocket was Monica
Gunn. With co-head cheer
leader Karen Morgan leading
Stephanie King, Pamela
Graves, Gloria Richardson,
and Greer Durham, DHS will
be on its way to . victory.
Committee co-chairman have
been announced for next
years. For the Social Com
mittee-Anne Bell; Program-
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SATURDAY, JUNE It, 1971 THE CAROLINA TWOB-
Miss MeWa Wilder Engaged to
Wed Maceo K. Sloan July 3
Mr. & Mis. Samuel Greene
Wilder, Sr. of Rome, Georgia
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Melva lona
Wilder, to Maceo Kennedy
Sloan, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Maceo A. Sloan of Durham.
The bride-elect is a junior at
Spelman College in Atlanta,
Georgia where she is working
towards a B S. degree in
Home Economics, concentrat
ing in Textiles and Clothing.
Hie future-groom is a
senior at Morehouse College
in Atlanta, Georgia where he
is a member of . Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity. He is present
ly pursuing a 6. A. degree in
Business and Economics. Mr.
Sloan was a 1967 graduate of
Hillside High School.
The parents of the pros
pective bride reside in Rome
Georgia where the senior Mr. j
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
HAVING QUALIFIED as ex
ecutrix of the estate of RE
BECCA ROBINSON, deceased,
late of Durham County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned at No. 1213
Hazel Street, Durham, North |
Carolina, on or before Decem
ber 23, 1971, or this notice will
be pleacted in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
Dated this 14th day of pay
ment.
Dated this 14th day of June,
Monica Gunn; Education-
Marcia Bass; House and
Grounds; Karen Morgan;
Publicity-Michael Thomas.
From Gunnies Dusty Files:
You'd better watch it Anne
Bell, 'cause you're slippin!
Now that you've got yourhaif
cut Michael Woods,' try not
to stand in the sun ... you
might blind someone.
Hey Emanuel when are
they going to promote you to
"First Boy" on the job?
Well, that wraps it up
from Audrey and Gunnie for
the year. If everything goes as
planned look for Audrey
writing to you next year the
Happenin's at Hillside. Gunnie
will return next year better
than ever, reporting to you
Highlights at Durham Hi.
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MISS WIUDIft
Wilder is proprietor of Wader's
Funeral Home.
The wedding is planned for
July 3rd at Frost Memorial
Chapel, Berry Academy,
Mount Berry, Georgia.
HOLLYWOOD,
Gene Hackman has ben ■lp
ed fo r his fith starring role la
the past 12 months with Us
part in "The French Comae*
tion" for 20th Century-Fox.
1971.
(Mrs.) Eastef Bell ralaon.
Executrix of the Estate of
Mrs. Rebecca Robinson,
M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney
Post Office Box 1422
Durham. North Carolina
June 19, 26; July 3
NORTH CAROLINA
.DURHAM COUNTY
KAREN M. DOBSON
vs.
JAMES DOBSON
IN THE GENERAL COtJRI
OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
CvD
NOTICE
HO JAMES DOBSON,
Defendant—
TAKE NOTICE that « plead
ing seeking relief against yea
has been filed in the above
entitled action.
This is an action for an ab
solute dSvorce on statutory
grounds.
You afe required to make
defense to such pleading! not
later than the 26th day of
July, 1971, and upon your fail
ure to do so the party seeking
relief and service against you
will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
This, ther Bth day of June,
1971.
M. Hugh Thompson,
Attorney for Plaintiff
203% East Chapel Hill St
Durham, N. C. 27701
203*4 E. Chapel Hill St
June 19, 26; July S
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