Durham Social Notes
imnnOf Interest
DAY! ffuwwafc 4T7-OTO.
The MUsionary Bible Class
of Mount Level Baptist Church
held its regular meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mis. Joseph
Neal, 512 Todd St. Monday
evening, Nov. 22 at 8:00 o'-
clock. Devotional* were con
ducted by Mrs. Rachel Jones,
Scripture Mis. Emma Johnson,
halms 34:1-8 and the Lord's
Prayer in unison after which
the president, Mrs. Olinzie
Johnson presided. Secretary
Mrs. Corono Umstead read the
minutes from the last meeting.
The Christmas party will be
held December 11 at 7:30 p.m.
at the E. D. Mickie Recreation
Center. On the sick list was
Joseph Wade, Elmer Grant, Na
thaniel Brewington, William
Carrington, Namon Jones and
Mrs. Ammie Faucette. Also
Mrs. Jennie Daye.
The hostess served a deli
cious repast to the following
members; Mesdames Mildred
Neal, Creola Campbell, Rachael
Jones, Emma Johnson, Rou
mania Lipscomb, Olinzie John
son, Janie Evans, Syminer
Daye, Virginia Hilliard, Me
linda D. Harris, and Corono
Umstead.
Mrs. Janie Evans thanked
the hostess for an enjoyable
evening. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Orange Lipscomb,
Ward Rd. in January.
The members of the Mis
sionary Bible Class extends to
everyone "a very Merry Christ
mas and a happy prosperous
New Year."
***
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Woods
and family of NewPort News,
Virginia are visiting Mrs.
Wood's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Robinson on Lakeview
Rd.
***
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Stanford Lee Jones, Jr. a
new arrival of a fine 7 lbs and
11 oz. bouncing babyboy!
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Parrish on the
arrival of a fine bouncing baby
boy.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neal of
Todd St. spept
Anniversary at Black Mountain
and Ashville. Happy anniver
sary to Mr. and Mrs. Neal. I
wish you many more.
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Mrs. Dorothy Lewis of
Brooklyn, New York spent a
few days including Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Jefferson in Hen
derson, N. C.
. ***
Miss Anedia Fuller returned
to Virginia State in Pettersburg
Va. after spending a few days
with her family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fuller, Todd St.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perry,
children Inga arid Jeffrey of
Seat Pleasant, Maryland spent
a few days with Mrs. Perry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Bolden Kenion, Ward Rd. The
Perrys were accompanied with
Miss Michell Parker of Washing
ton, D. C. who stayed with her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret J.
Parker and her aunt Miss Vivian
Pfcrker.
***
Miss Edith (Tot) Lewis of
Richmond, Virginia spent a
few days with her grandparents i
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jefferson in
Henderson.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grice
of Lowell, Massachusett spent
a few days including the holi
day with Mrs. Grice's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson,
Ward Rd.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Irving'
■pent a few days including the
holiday with Mr. Edward Ir
ving's brother, Mr. William
Irving in Baltimore.
***
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of
Brandon Rd. and, their two
daughters, Marchia and Mar-
Jorie have returned home after
•pending a few days including
the holiday with relatives and
Mends In Baltimore and Wash
ington, D. C.
Mrs. Queen McMillian of
Philadelphia Is visiting ho- sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Robinson of La fee
view Rd. Visiting his parents
alio are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Robinson of Hampton, Va. and
they also visited Mrs. Robin
son's mother, Mrs. Irene Long.
The Sunday School of
Mount -Level Baptist Church
showed the spirit of Thanks
giving by giving baskets of
various fruits to the Senior
citizens far and near. Lots of
Senior citizen's hearts were
made happy and their spirits
lifted high. Rev. Dunstan is the
pastor.
***
INSTALLATION SERVICE
Service for installation of
pastor at Mt. Shiloh Baptist
Church Williamston, N. C.,
were held Nov. 28, 1971, for
Rev. A. L. Daye. Rev. Daye
received many expressions of
welcome. He is formally of
Henderson, N. C. and a former
pastor of Mt. Level Baptist
Church, Durham, N. C. Those
attending the service from Dur
ham, N. C. were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Williams, Billy Williams and
Wanda Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Neal, Mrs. Creola Camp
bell, George P. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Clay, Jackie
and Sharron Clay, Mr. and Mrs.
George Goss and Mrs. Zonnie
Daye.
***
Sincere sympathy to Mrs.
Ed Charles. "Blessed are they
that mourn; for they shall be
comforted.*' St. Matthew 5:4.
Connel Bullock have re
turned to UNC in Chapel Hill
where he'll resume his studies
after the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maceo
Bullock at Rougeniont, N. C.
*** 1 !o •
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Penn
and their daughter of Whop
ping Falls, New York have re
turned home after spending a
few days with Mrs. Penn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schooler,
Lawson St.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robin
son and their two daughters of
Smyrna, Delaware have re
turned home after spending a
few days with their daughter
and son-in-law and little grand
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stariback,'Jr.Brahdon'Rd.
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The Community League
will hold its regular meeting
Monday night, December 6,
1971 at Mount Level Baptist
Church at 8 o'clock p.m.
Please come out. We shall ex
pect to see you from Hill View
Terrace and Mill Grove com
munity.
***
SICK AND SHUT INS
Joseph Wade, Viola Watkins
Mrs. Ruby S. Parrish, Duke
Hosp; Lester Moore, 1030 Cor
nell St., Duke Hospital; Mrs.
Darcus C. Reed, Duke Hosp.
George Cozart, Veteran Hosp.
Mrs. Hattie Brown Hayes; Mrs.
Deliah Holloway, Ward Rd.
Duke Hospital; Mrs. Jennie
Daye; Mrs. Annie Faucette;
Nathaniel Brewington; Mrs.
Geneva Evans; William (Bill)
Carrington, Nameon Jones,
Lincoln Hosp.; Mrs. Lona Par
ker, Dearborn Dr.; Johnnie Bul
lock, home; Walter Cates;
Ezikiel Clemmon, Mrs. Julia
Higgins; Mrs. Bell Oneal; Willie
Gilmore; Allen Butler, Chase
City, Virginia; Willie Mebane;
Mrs. Mary Glenn, Rougemont,
N. C.; Mercer Morgan; Wilbert
Harrison, Chapel Hill; Melvin
Han-is; Mrs. Alma Weaver, West
Proctor; Mrs. Bettie Short,
home; Mrs. Rosa Gentry; Mrs.
Dora Smith; Mrs. Mattie Lyde;
Mrs. Amelia Hester; Clarence
HUey; Mrs. Carrie Alston;
James Patterson; John Chavis;
Jasper Haskin; Mrs. Thelma
Bullock, home, doing nicely;
Ellis D. Jones; Ben Morning;
A. C. Cozart; Ed Ray; Oscar
Pratt; C. G. McLaughlin; Ear
nest Jefferie6; Mrs. Emma Far
row, Cornell; Broadie Daye,
High Rise; Mrs. Sue Bettie
Parker; Nathaniel Harris; Mrs.
Daisy Cates; Harvey TiUey;
Mrs. Donie G. Lunsford, doing
nicely; Mrs. Rosa Gentry; Mrs.
Minnie Bass; Dave Morehead;
Mr. Wtyherspoon; Thomas
Kitchcart; George Long; Mrs.
Lizzie Hawley; Deacon Heron
don Fettiford; Mrs. Annie
(Dep) Mack, Guess Rd.; Jack
son Singleton; Mrs. Ola Co
zart; Mrs. Mary G. Rice; Eli
jsh Mitchell; E. J. Artis, Duke
Hosp.; Rev. Griswell.
"Ask and it shall be given
you; seek and ye shall find;
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MRS. LINDA THEODORE BELL
Miss Linda Janet McClinton is
Bride of Thedore Bell on Sat.
Miss Linda Janet McClinton
became the bride of Theodore
Bell Saturday in a 2 p.m. cere
mony at St. Joseph AME
Church. The Rev. Philip R.
Cousin officiated. Mrs. Katie L.
Smith was soloist and George
Hatcher, organist. A reception
was held at the Alfonso Elder
Student Union at N. C. Central
University.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John McClinton
of 301 Wayne Circle. Parents
of the prospective bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bell
of Lanham, Md.
For her wedding the bride
wore a gown of peau de soie
designed with a Victorian
neckline, fitted bodice, bishop
sleeves and chapel train. She
carried a bouquet of carnations
and roses.
Miss Linda M. Lane was
maid of honor. Attendants
knock, and it shall be opened
unto you." St. Matthew 7:7.
Nurses Club
Gives Breakfast
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At local Hotel
The Nurse's Breakfast Club
recently had a Thanksgiving
Fellowship Breakfast at the
Durham Hotel.
Members and their invited
guest recounted their blessings
of the past year as they fel
lowshipped together, and
donated a sacrificial offering
to help a needy family during
the Christmas season.
Those attending this affair
were; Mesdames Lucreta Mc-
Coy, A. Dawson, E. J. Sims,
N. Poole, R. Daye, G. Pretty,
E. Fasion, S. Thompson, E.
George, W. Giles, and Misses
C. Dawson, R. Brown, Patricia
Fowler, P. Poole, and Sylvia
NuChurch also Mr. and Mrs.
K. D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
NuChurch and Mr. Regal.
Garden Clubs
To Participate
In Xmas Clinic
All Garden Clubs of the
City will participate in a Christ
mas Decoration Clinic to be
held at E. D. Mickie Recreation
Center on Alston Ave. Sunday,
December 5.
Doors will open at 1:30 to
receive arrangements. Judges
will go in at 3:00 p.m. The
public is cordially invited from
3:45 to 5:30 p.m. Doors will
close at 5:30.
There will be something of
interest for everyone. Come
and get new ideas for your
Christmas Decorations. There
will also be a childrens corner.
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Sarah Cameron
Returns Home From
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Sarah Cameron of 903
Carroll St. have returned to the
dty after spending a few days
in Washington D. C. visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs.
Cameron reports a very plea
sant trip.
were Miss Cassandra McClin
ton, the bride's sister, Mrs.
Cameron Sanders, the bride's
cousin and Miss Joy Bowman.
All wore red antique satin
gowns and carried peppermint
carnations.
Lawrence J. Bell, the bride
groom's nephew, was best man.
Ushers were Lawrence B. Bell
Jr., Nathaniel Bell, Vernon W.
Bell, Richard J. Bell and Don
ald A. Bell, the bridegroom's
brothers.
The couple are graduates of
Hampton Institute. She teaches
in the Washington School
system. He is employed by the
Department of Agriculture
Division of Personnel.
They will live in Maryland.
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Highlights At Durham HP
By MONICA GUNN
inmunuminnmnniimmi.i
The Junior Class Talent
Show is now getting under
way. This year's show "Au
tumn of 43", deals with Dur
ham High School 30 years
ago. Performances will be given
December 3rd and 4th. Any
persons interested in partici
pating in this show, may con
tact Meryl Hayes or any other
'Junior Class officer. The Dur
ham High Marching Band par
ticipated in the Chapel Hill-
Carrboro Christmas parade
Tuesday, November 30th at
6:00 p.m.
The Senior Class is well on
its way on its class production
of Mame. The following is a
list of the students in charge
of the different committees.
All seniors are urged to join
and work hard on a committee
this year. Everyone is needed!
Sets-Steven House, carpentary-
Steve Riggsbee, draftsman -
Leonidas Moore; Props-Robert
Brown; Costumes-heads- Scar
lett Brunson, Susan Crane,
main characters-Gayle Pretty,
Steffney Goldston; cast-Karen
McDonald; outside- research -
Jewell Rhodes; Pro gram-Itae&d-
Marion Shepherd, distribution-
Susan Spears, finance-Joyce
Pfettiford, printing- Linda
Honeycutt; Tickets - Nancy
Munn and LaNella Smith;
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Local Sorority
Holds Annual
Candlelight Event
The Alpha Theta Chapter
of Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
will have its Annual Candle
light Service Sunday, December
5, at 5:00 p.m. at the Ebene
zer Baptist Church on Alston
Avenue. The pastor is Rev.
W. E. Daye. The Speaker for
the service will be Mrs. Lorine
H. Lynch, Librarian, Can-
Junior High School. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
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"Enter into his gates with
thanksgiving and into His court
with praise."
Thanksgiving Holidays
brought many old friends and
relatives back to the city.
Seemed almost like homecom
ing. Miss Lucille Baines and
her sister Miss Mary B. Baines
of 808 S. Alston Ave. has as
their house guest Mrs. Connie
Geer, Mrs. Fannie T. Johnson,
and Mrs. Christine Hollman of
Washington, D. C. Also her
niece Miss Ruth E. Baines of
New York.
. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coley
of 623 Bacon St. had as their
house guest Mrs. Irene H.
Harris of Lexington.
I was happy to have as my
house guest Mrs. Celeste Bor
den of Philadelphia, my niece
Mrs. Mable T. Hewitt of New
York and my husbands ne
phews Lotlnie Norwood and
Albert Alston of Washington,
D. C.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mitchell
of 916 Plum St. with their
daughter Yolanda, visited their
children in Philadelphia for the
holidays.
***
THANK YOU NOTE
The family of the late Theo
dore H. Freeland, Sr., extends
a hearty thank you to the
many citizens of Durham for
their kind deeds shown them
through cards, telegrams,
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their bereavement. May God
shower you with his richest
blessings.
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