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Of Durham an
Organized
Friday. May 4, Women
(torn forty (40) churches met
at Tmpte Baptist, 807 W.
Chapel Hill Street of which
The Reverend Robert W.
Bailey hr fee Minister, to
celebrate May Fellowship
Day, sponsored by Church
Women United, which is a
N a t i on a I Inter
denominational Church
Women Organization with
over 2000 Chapters in The
United States, and over forty
(40) Chapters in North
Carolina. Mrs. Sarah Horry
Jones presided opening the
celebration with a prayer for
blessing and dedication
services. Rev. Clay Wart, The
Associate Minister conducted
the devotional "service. His
theme was: "Real
Christianity begins with
hearing but doesn't stop
there. It is an application of
our faith in our daily life for
growth and service in the
community, puouc worsnip
in our preparation for service
and action." Mrs. Ethel
Montgomery, chairman of the
program presented the
Program Theme: " As Hand
Touches Hand." Mrs. V. 0.
Wittenburg conducted The
Fun Break, which was a
sensitivity experience of use
of the head, heart, hands and
feet. The Guest Speaker was
the President of the North
Carolina Church Women
United and The National
Board of Managers of the
Church Women United. She
discussed Global living as
Hands Touch Hands; Work
with Indian Women and
Women in Prisons in N. C.
and The Partnership with
Women In Community
Service called W. I. C. S. She
said the local Church Women
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daughter of the speaker, will
sing a tolfc'V:-..c C X-
begin 3 o'clock with Mrs. Janet
Wittenburg as speaker. She is
the wife of Pastor Wittenburg
of the Abiding Savior Lutheran
Church on Alston Avenue.
.:: over the afternoon
service will be Mrs. J. R.
Crutch fit Id; Mrs. Naomi
Taylor will give the prayer;
scripture will be read by Mrs.
Judy Mack. Miss Janie Walk
will give the welcorm address;
and Mrs. Emma Devine will
introduce the speaker.
The public fat invited to
attend both services. The ladies
of the church have worked
untiringly to reach their
financial goal for Sunday.
Mrs. Eveline Hill
appointed as chairman of
Women's Day.
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School teacher
The speaker is married to
William Lucas.
Other program participants
are: Mrs. Evangeline Ellison,
Mrs Mary Parker, Mrs. Eve
lyn Deck, Mrs. Thelma Kltch
cart Rev. Mrs. Essie Faucette,
Mrs Naomi McClinton. Mrs.
Helen Spruill. Mrs
McNeil). ;Tp;
, Hank will be under the di
rection of Mrs. Mayme H.
Perry, organist, with ladies
of Senior Choirs number 1
and t and Gospel Chorus par
MRS. SARAH JONES
United is autoous and
challanged them to move
ahead in their cooperation as
a member of the state of
North Carolina and the
National Chapter of U. S. A.,
of Church Women United.
The election of officers was
held. The Chairman of the
Nominating Committee
presented the Slate of
Officers as follows: President,
Mrs. Sarah Horry Jones, St.
Joseph's A. M. E. Church;
Iflrst Vice President, Mrs.
Ethel Montgomery, United
Church of Christ? Second
Vice President, Mrs Rebecca
Carlos,. Lincoln Memorial
Baptist Church? Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Katherine C.
Williams, First Presbyterian
Church; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. Julia
Freeland, West Durham
Baptist Church; Assitant
Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Janet Whittenburg, Church of
The Abiding Saviour,
Luthern; Treasurer, Mrs.
Ruby West, Temple Baptist
Church; C h airmen of
Standing Committees will be
installed at the first business
meeting of the Board of
Manager. Dr. Sam Wiley,
Executive Director of the
North Carolina Council of
Churches installed the
officers. He used as his
theme: "We are citizens of
the Colony of Heaven,"
Philippians 3:30. "Our
Citizenship results in walls
being being broken down,"
He challanged the officers to
gether, seek areas to
serve in the Name of Christ.
The Theme of the Meditation
was: "What lain vour Hand".
Mrs. Mamie Gear, Member of
Women in Action for the
Cause and Prevention of
Crime and Chairman of Call
for Action sponsored by
Women in Action and
WRALrTV, sited many areas
called in to Call For Action
To Help by the citizens of
Durham County and other
counties; She said between
228 and 400 calls are received
monthly by the Volunteers,
who help solve andor refer
them to the agencies where
the concerns can be taken
care of. Mrs. Ruby West
discussed The Literacy
Program, Teaching Adults to
read where aver they are.
More Volunteers are needed.
Mrs. Helen Riser of the
Co-ordinating Council of
Senior Citizens presented The
Dedicated to Mrs. Kittle
Dempson, Den Leader of Pack
110 Sponsored by, The
Durham Housing Authority,
who is performing a most
appreciative and constructive
effort for Durham community.
BE THE BEST OF
WHATEVER YOUR ARE.
(We all dream of great deeds
and high positions, away from
the pettiness and humdrum of
ordinary life. Yet success is not
occupying a lofty place or
doing conspicuous work; it is
being the best that is in you.
Rattling around in too big a jar
is worse than filling a small one
to overflowing. Dream, aspire
by. all means; but do not ruin
the life you must leady by
dreams of the one you would
like to lead. Make the most of
what you havd done and are.
Perhaps your trivial, immediate
task, is your one sure way of
proving your mettle. Do the
tiling near at hand, and great
things will come to your hand
to be done.)
If you can't be a pine on
the top of the hill,
Be a scrub in the valley-but
The best little scrub by the
side of the rill; ' ' JffiS
Be a bush if you cant be s
tree. '-
If you cant be a bit of the
grass, v$4&'p
And son highway happier
make;
If you cant be a nuskie
then Just be a bass-But
The Liveliest bass in the
lake!
We cant all be captains,
we've got to be crew,
There's sonething for all of
us here,
There 's big work to do, and
there's lesser to do,
And the task you must do is
the near.
If you cant be a highway
then just be a trail,
If you cant be the sun be a
star; '
It isn't, by size that you win
or you fail - - V
Be the best of whatever you
are!
Douglas Mallock
Coordination of Services for a
better life for Senior Citizens.
All of the presentations were
challenging for Volunteers. A
delicious luncheon was
served, with Mesdames Julia
Lucas, Ruby West, Gladys
McKinnie and women from
various churches in charge.
The Registrars for the May
Fellowship Celebration were
Mesdames Margaret; Minor,
Julia Freeland, Mrs. John
Core, Treasurer; Mrs.
Charlotte Hacket, Chairman
and her committee were in
charge of the publicity.
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Looking back upon her,
recent encounter with Daisy
Parker, Miss Madie wasn't
sure of her ovn sanity
anymore. For the moment
she wasn't sure that her blood
cheipistry was all crazy mixed
up or her glandular chain had
not suddenly slipped and she
was seeing a side of her
circumspect life that she
hadn't, hitherto, suspected of
being a part of her nature.
She had actually gone chasing
after a man: What had
happened to the pedistal
upon which she had reigned
for so long? God or satan was
playing strange capers with
her flesh and bones. If
someone had come to her a
year ago, seated high 'n
mighty on: hpr pedistal, and
so much as suggested that
they : wanted to sleep with
her. she would have been fit
to bum. "Here I stand upon a
stump-come and kiss me
before I jump" didn't apply
to her, but now, she was
ready to cross her bridge and
bum it after crossing it. She
would, in all probability, be
the first old lady In history to
dam up the creek, then
drown in it. Nevertheless, she
was ready to dance nude in
the dark with Jeff Boykins.
Daisy Parker could
"fer-git-it," because, she had
no intention of spending a lot
of time on her "rusty knees"
with time running out on her
the way it was.
"Mister Ben" was as
restless as a flea on a hot
stove when she arrived home;
and, for some strange reason,
she had a feeling that his
beady, black eyes were seeing
through her. She felt like an
unfaithful wife and avoided
his inquisitive eyes as often as
she could. Long before his.
mid-day meal was ready, he
was cross and stubborn as a
mule. So, she had to pamper
him before he would eat;
wUuaau on sweetie pie and eat
for me, you are acting up
because you think ,4
met-ah-fellow while I was
out. You can trust Miss
Madie, honey bunch. I may
be an old flirt, but you are
the only sweetie I want." She
disliked lying to the babbling
old man, but she could not
bring into play a more
suitable alternative. At the
moment she wanted him to
get with it, she wanted some
time to herself to make plans
for hers and Jeffs next
meeting.
"Mister Ben" ate his gruel,
apple sauce and, vanilla
pudding, smacked his lips;
then, he did a perculiar thing,
he began babbling loudly,
kicking and flaying his boney
hands, this strange caper was
a manifestation of his
smouldering anger. Pastor
Gibbs was right, "a piece of a
man around the house is
better than no man at all. She
was flattered to have a man
enraged with jealousy because
he wasn't sure she had not
been out Allying around with
a stud. If there ever was a
INTERNATIONAL NEWS BRIEFS
AFRICAN PRESIDENT TO
SNUB POPE
VATICAN CITY-Contrary
to general practice President
Gen. Mdbutu Sese Seko of
the central African Republic
of Zaire will not call on Pope
Paul at the end of his official
visit to Italy this week. This
abstention is striking because
Mobutu is a Roman Catholic.
Mobutu's conflicts with the
Catholic church in Zaire are
believed to be at the root
of this decision.
NBNS
RHODESIAN PROTEST
MOVEMENT DEMANDS
GOVERNMENT NEGO
TIATE WITH IT
SALISBURY - The African
National Council of white ruled
Rhodesia has called on the
settler gawnment te negotiate
wh J Jn an effort, u solve
the question of a constitution
for the country. The council
made the statement as part of a
response to British Foreign
Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas
Home's urging of Blacks and
whites in Rhodesia to collabo
rate on devising a formula for
a constitutional settlement to
present to Britain.
NBNS
UN AID FOR DROUGHT
STRICKEN COUNGTIES
SOUGHT
ROME-An appeal for air
transport to take food and
other supplies to six drought
stricken countries in Africa has
been made by the Un Food
and Agriculture Organization.
The countries affected by the
drought are Mauritania, Sene
gal, Mali, Upper Volta, Niger,
and Chad.
They have a population of
over 30 million inhabitants.
NBNS
IDI AMIN OFFERS MILTON
OBOTE ADMINISTRATIVE
POSITION
KAMPALA If deposed Pres
ident Milton Obote comes back
to Uganda, Amin says that he
will name him administrator of
Uganda's nothern region. Amin
added that "when the time
crimes for politics to be re
sumed, he can contest the elec
tions and become president."
NBNS
LIBERIAN OFFICIAL AND
PROFESSOR ATTACKED BY
GANG IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK-A Llberian
official and a Liberian college
professor were attacked and
beaten after they left a party
in the Bronx last week. Winston
Richards, a Llberiar deputy
minister of public works, and
Emmet Dennis, a biology pro
fessor at Rutgers university
ware punched and kicked by
bottle and belt weilding mem
bers of a gang known as the
heathens. W
Turn imidIim rtt the Bane
are in the custody or the police
and others are being searched
YOUR EYES: WINDOWS OF YOUR MIND
Pupils are teaching scien
tists a lot.
Psychologists, educators and
medicalreaearchers have found
that the pupils in our eyes
expand and contract not only
in response to a decrease or
increase in light, but also in
response to how we feel about
something.
Say "motherrin-law" to a
man, ndje carefully what hap
pens to the size of his pupils,
and you can learn something
about his true feelings.
Does a prospective employ
ee really want to work very
hard to succeed-or is he just
saying that to get the job?
The right questions, plus pupil
measurement, can give you
the answer.
To measure pupil size ac
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called a Television Pupillo
meter has been developed by
Whittaker Corporation's Space
Sciences Division, Waltham,
Mass.
, The subject sits in a special
chair facing a special TV cam
era, he is presented with visual
stimuli, then the instrument
automatically measures his pu
pi I size and changes in the
size.
t in addition to its obvious
Value in psychology courses,
and in determining the effects
of drugs, the TVP can be used
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developed to record changes
in the size of our pupils.
tal retardation analysis, crim
inology, psychology and many
other fields.
Seeking an answer to some
fascinating questions about
the human mind, many srien
lists and students equipped
with a Television Pupillometer
are coming to classical realiza
tion: The eyes have it.
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piece of man, Ben Pratt took
the cake; but he did fill an
emptiness in her life that a
woman could not fill. Once
more she sweetened him up
and abated his anachronous
calisthe- nics. In a honied
tone she said, "you've been
such an old toad, I haven't
had a chance to tell you that
what I saw while I was out
walking." i
Immediately, the
reprobate quieted down. And
Miss Madie "winked her eye
up her sleeve" and gave her
ego a pat where it was
needed. She didn't make a
habit of "dipping snuff but
this was one of the times
when she felt that a little
snuff dust was what her
swimmy head and queasy
stomach needed.
After seeing that "Mister
Ben was properly "bedded
down" his nakedness had
become as plain as the nose
on his face; the old goat no
longer wore his pajama pants.
Then, removing the top from
fKa snuff box, she Tilled her
found a tin cup and set it
be- side her rocking chair.
fter mis ritual, she settled
down to the business of
tilling Ben about the
Lfltimers.
3 "Mister Ben, I know I am
apt "at home" a whole lot of
tones. My mind, as you
know, jumps time, but the
Latimers take the cake." Mrs.
Latimer, poor soul, looks like
a white woman, whinny n
all. Well, she was setting out
gladiola bulbs when I
passed-she was all fixed up
real nice for crawling around
on the ground. She is a right
nice looking woman, but like
myself, she is broke out with
faults. My faults stick out like
sore thumbs 'n hers duz
likewise. Miss Madie picked
up the tin can and held it
dose to her hps- she wa;o
"snuff skeeter." Then 'W
picked up the jagged thrna
of the narrative; "feasor
Latimer came out on the
porch, looking like a bull
frong through his tri focal
specks, and spoke real polite.
He sugar-coats everything ha
says to his whimpering itftft
'Lydia, honey, I didn't mean
to leave all the hole digging to
you, sweetie pie." Again she
raised the split-cup to her
lips; "1 shouldn't have said
what I did, but, I couldn't
stand quietly and watch the
pair of turtledove cooing,
without putting in my two
cents worth-"there is too
much sugar for th' honey
round here. I tried to laff it
off but I had cut-ah-hog, so, I
just let the hair fall where it
will or may. 'Fessor Latimer
was fit to pop with
indignation 'n Miss Lydia
looked like she was going to
Sat, May 19, 1 973
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cry.
.fHH that my visit
n done with, I
that mama always said, 'a still
tongue make a wise head'"
Miss Madie maenad for the
spit-cup and forgot what she
was abou t to do- Mister Ben
had fallen asleep Thanks be
to God," she whispered as she
sat rocking and thinkiaf of
Jeff Boykins He hadnYjfJk
what time he would fall on
her. She would ndnv
sightseeing for awhile;
because, she had no intention
of beidg oat when he '-ailed
Jeff had been fast as hops
when he was in school. He
in a lot of trouble once
he, was caught hugging
raws!
catted a meeting of all the
girl.-, and le.-tured them on.
Beware of . the Spring
Ftarer." Miss Madie smiled
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when Jeff Boy km ask,d her
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