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M f CAROLINA TIMES Sat, Doc 15, 1971 ! LOOKED AND I SAW BY Itof. C R. Stone, DJX; uvnonmo rhTTD V I'l'T rM THE f IWHl IN I)' There tre those among the peoples of God who have unusual desires to get where they are going in this walk of life. Some individuals will perform all kinds of acts in order to reach the top of the ladder. In fact, there are others who will beg, borrow and steal to be seen as great with respect to material gains. Sometimes one may find that his hunger to achieve certain goals become so great until he gets totally miserable in mind, heart and soul. Further, people who possess some of the desires mentioned, live in hope of using evil concepts for good and good concepts for evil. Again, the sin of greed isn't hard to commit because men usually misuse one another for a prey toward success. Man never rises so high in this walk of life for what the Lord does not see his motives. So it was with Zacchaeus who sought to disguise himself knowing that Jesus would pass the same road that he traveled. Zacchaeus climbed up high into a sycamore tree because he had an unusual urge to see Jesus. It should be remembered here that Zacchaeus was not totally evil although he could have kept his feet on the ground because Jesus know him through and through. Sometimes we too become likened unto Zacchaeus by taking wings and getting away from reality but Jesus would have us keep our feet on the ground. The idea of a face to face talk with Christ our Lord is a must for every man to try and consider. Pure religion, Christ being the example, cannot be found when men place vain things between their souls and the Savious which cause them to lose sight on eternal life. As a matter of fact, Jesus could have overlooked many people who were in need by going to some high place to reside, but he chose to keep His feet on the ground for a face to face conversation with them. He who hath ears to hear-let him hear. 1 'H 9f "K!: . atf RJ I St. Joseph's Choir to Present St Saens' Oratorio Sunday, Dec. 16 Saint Joseph's AME Church Senior Choir will perform Saint-Sfns Christmas Oratorio, Sunday, December 16, at the 11:00 a.m. Service. The performance will take the place of the regular Sunday Morning Service. Relative passages of scripture will be interpolated between movements by the Pastor, Rev. Philip R. Cousin. 1 the choir is under the direction of Charles H. Gilchrist. Gilchrist is Director of Choral Activities at NCCU and Assistant Professor of Music Education. He is also a member of St. .Joseph's Church. fj- " Soloist I'm I he performance are: Mrs. I, oris I'. Wort ham, Soprano; -ugene Eaves, Baritone; John McClinton, tenor; Mrs. Katie Smith, Soprano, Mia Antoinette Tuppance and Mrs. Carolyn Williams, Contraltos. Accompanist Is Mr. Fred Mason, Jr. of Durham. Mrs. Wortham, formerly Loris Price is a 1966 graduate of NCCU where she majored In Music Education. She is presently teaching music in the Chapel Hill Public School System. Eugene Eaves, Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Director of the Honors Program at NCCU has been presented as guest soloist throughout the city. John McClinton, tenor is well known throughout the city and state for solo work with St. Joseph's Senior Choir as well aa other churches in the area. Mr. McClinton is Assistant Controller at North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mrs, Katie , Spiith, soorano, if ajso regular, soloist with the St. Joseph's Senior Choir. She is employed as Secretary to the Purchasing Department at NCCU. Fred Mason, Jr., organist for all choirs at St. Joseph's and Emmanuel Temple is a recent graduate of NCCU Music Department. He is presently serving in the U. S. Navy stationed in Norfolk, Virginia. WILLIAMSON Last Rites Held For Joseph S. Williamson Funeral services for Deacon Joseph Steward Williamson were held on Wednesday, November 28, at 3:00 p.m. at the Oak Grove Freewill Baptist Church. Rev. Z.D. Harris officiated. A son of the late Joseph and Nancy Williamson, he was born January 7, 1909 in Harnett County, Tilleton Grove, N.C. He attended the Tilleton Grove County Schools and later the Erwin County Schools. Comming to Durham in 1926, he met and married the former Miss Sallie Bailey. No children were born to this union. " Inn" oc ha wan nffirMflllv ..... M0 m, ... - " J called, served in World War II from 1943 to 1946, in Company D, 1 327th Engineering G.S. Regiment' Deacon Williamson joined the Oak Grove FreeWill Baptist Church under the leadership of the late Rev. W.F.Cox more than 35 years ago. He was faithful in all his undertakings of worship. He served on the Trustee and Deacon's Boards, the Senior Choir, and the Floral Board, serving as Its treasurer. Williamson held these posts until his illness. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sallie B. Williamson; five sister, two brothers; one uncle; one aunt, and many other relatives and friends Interment foil owed in Glennview Memorial Park, . GARDOFMNKS -DEACON JOSEPH S. WILLIAMSON The family of the late Deacon Joseph Steward Williamson wishes to express its sincere and deepest appreciation for the many kindnesses bestowed upon them during the illness and death of our beloved husband, ftenezer Foral Club Meets In Church Chapel The Floral Club met in the Chapel December 2nd at 4 'p.m. opening with devotions. After the minutes were read and approved the meeting was opened for business with Mrs. Addke Barbee the President presiding. Mrs. Louise Smith gave a report on the trip planned for Nassau in the spring of 1974. The Birthnite supper held the last Saturday night in October was discussed and evaluated. A MA.ar mAAfinii tin 4k fw i ha club was discussed also due to the fuel shortage during the winter months. Plans were made to carry Christmas gifts to a number of sick and shut-in persons. Immediately after the 11 o'clock service on the fourth Sunday in December was chosen for the date and hour. The members of the Floral Club will make the visits. Others present were: Mesdames Ophelia Thompson, Martha Stanley, Lillie Mclntyre, Josephine Freeman, Flora Puryear, Effie Chavte, Lovella Kelley, Ruth Flowers, Beulah Morgan, Celeste Dalrymple, Nonnie Hamilton, Maggie Upchurch, Miss LiUie Mae Upchurch and Thomas Haves. Visitors: Miss Shirley Leake and Walker Leake, ...... .w! 1,11,1 ...., P Vfv T lualla giauu-vtiiiuiVM mi mio. uvivw Kelley. A Teenage Contest suggested by Mrs. Nonnie Hamilton for early spring gained the approval of the church. BEaaiH aiivaraBiH STEWARDESSES BOARD NO. 1 OF ST. MARK AME ZION CHURCH Stewardesses Hoara no. i of St. Mark AME Zion Church of which Mrs. Fannie Green is president reported to the church and presented to the pastor Dr. L. A. Miller a check of $1,000.00 for their annual contribution to the church. Mrs. Green and her faithful and loyal members reported this amount to be applied to their 1974 contribution to the church. Stewardesses Board No. 1 is the first Board in the history of the church to make a contribution one year in advance of the time of their anniversary. Mrs. Fannie Green made the presentation to the pastor during the morning service Sunday, December 9, 1974, at 10:55 a.m. during the morning service. ...':.;,.:,..,,. .. - Kittrell College Choir to Give Xmas Concert The Concert Choir of Kittrell College, Kittrell, N.C. will present a Christmas concert at the First Calvary Baptist Church, Sunday, December 16. during the 11:00 Hi Mt Zion Church niuiuny r Holds Meeting The Missionary Department of Mt. Zion Baptist Church held its monthly meeting, Sunday December 2 at the home of the Mrs. Rosa Daniel, 527 Tuggle St. Mrs. Gertrude Faison, president, presided. Devotions were lea Dy Mrs. Evelyn Greene and Mrs. Lottie Burroughs. Speaker for the occasion was Mrs. Mannie Geer, Her theme was "Miccinnnrv A Christian Institution." A delicious dinner was served by the hostess. Mrs. Dorothy E. Allen thanked the hostess for an enjoyable afternoon. Members present included: Mrs. Gertrude Faison. Dr. William H. Fuller, Mesdames Willie Mae Bumbray. Nettie G. Davis, Fannie Page. Mary Blake, Dorothy E. Allen. Mary Lee Bradley. Evelyn Green. Lottie Burroughs. Flora Stevens. Rosabelle Gilchrist. Lillian Phillips. Nellie hdger. U'illim: Came 'Vinson ell ' " ., im !!. v.-...-. Glennie Scott. Lillie Parker. Mary waaaeii. u Daniel. Visitors were Mrs. wiima Milum, Claudia Prince. Bessie Burnett. Louise Burroughs and Svruna William. aaaa am I brother, nephew and Your many exp: card, telegrams, fi letters, floral tributes kindness meant so muc us. May God bless each and everyone of you. Mrs. Sallie Williamson and Family uncle. ressiOM, oi h to all THE WHITE ROSE CIRCLE CLUB OF ST. MARK AME ZION CHURCH - The White Rose Circle of St. Mark AME Zion Church under the leadership of Mrs. Elmira Flintall In another one of Its efforts made a significant contribution to the life and work of St. Mark Church by presenting to the pastor Dr. L. A. Miller a check in the amount of $1,000.00 to be presented to the Chairman of the Improvement Fund, Mr. R. L. FraZier to be deposited in the Fund for the purchase of additional church property for parking facilities at the church. Mrs. Elmira Flintall made the presentation to Dr. Miller who is president of the White Rose Circle Club. The presentation was made during the morning service Sunday, December 9, 1973, at 10:55 a.m. I-.... By warm HMtomii worship hour. ., At the all choirs of the Church present Christmas music. The public is invited to attend. Rev. A.L. Thompson i serves as pastor. BRYANTS WIG AND HAT BOX Come h Today For Holiday Spodab FIRST SHOWING OF OUR HOLIDAY WIGS This u BRYANT'S Way of Saying CHRISTMAS ! AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR HOW $14 9$ imti. S30.95 NOW $11.95 REG. $39.95 NOW $5.50 NOW $2.98 I NOW $15.95 2 FOR SI 0.00 ; RfcG. $11.95 ONLY 2 PER CUSTOMER ONLY 2 PER CUSTOMER REG. $49.95 This Is The Best Offer ier It The Wig Lias! t Cone In And See Us Today Opt MS AM. -1PM. Mon. Thru Sat Phone 682-6361 BRYANT'S HATaid WIG BOX 3023 FAYETTEVILLE ST. DURHAM, N. G Don't Forget to Register for the FREE wig of the Week iita DatL Raritfc rhiirrh uiv nvvn iupiui vnvi vii Lorenzo A. Lynch, Pastor 3400 FAYETTEVILLE STREET Sunday, December 16 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:66 AM. WORSHIP "Beyond the Ministry Like Methusehas!" (Genesi8 5: 27) Youth Choir Leading the Singing, Miss Paula Harrell, K Organist. there is comfort in blessings... When one is bereaved, how consoling it is to reflect on what we still possess . . . family, friends and the good things of life. We stress this attitude in consoling those who come to us. SCARBOROUGH AND HARGETT, INC Faneral Directors PHONES 8 U7! or 682-1172 ; Ml fyHmm St DnrhMi, N. C. M-Wm AMBULANCB 8EBVIC1-44 the end of fiscal year the Veterans alio 11 will a nisftL 65 W provided vocational i-..-li!il.i.'ilm in 11 fhr Omiio I WORDS FOR THE WORLD WHEN YOU LOVE A MEMBER of your family or a compatroit, let it be with a ray of the Infinite Love! Let it be in God, and for God!. . . Shed the light of boundless love on every human being whom you meet. y.n firiililiU fTITTTTTIivT3 it a n b m. t.int.lji iij.ihi nm OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9-9 Another New shipment of Fashion! LEATHER SUEDE JACKET ... . . urnm n..i C l, ... ... f C. Inter litiinn CIHA H Duiion jnop riuni, iumoi unci - w?p vents. Only $5095 TURTLE NECK SHIRTS Puriton Availoble in Assorted Colors Only $1395 As Shown Others Not Shown 7.50 to 18.00 Polyester Double Knit SLACKS Puritan Velour SHIRTS in Patterns $OR00 Each Corduroy WORK SHIRTS Sizes 30 $1100 thru 42 Vi i il TIES $8.00 io msk ' Van Heusen Century Shirts $50 or 2 for $14.50 Van Knit 100 Polyester SS0 f Von Heusen ' t . 417 Collectien $9S FtihiM Ilea's SWe Durham's Social Motes M GREETINGS POLIdY AD The policy Advisory Committee helds its regular monthly meeting Sunday, December 9, 1973 at the Central Office, Bast Main Street at 3 o'clock with the chairman, Mr. J. L. Moffltt presiding and secretary, Mrs. Syminer Daye. Members present were J. L. Moffitt. Victor Cain, Daisy Caine, Alga Britt, Arthur Harris, Dorothy Eubanks, Mollie Lee, Syminer Daye, Gladys Nesbitt, Katie Grant, Igustees McEachum, and Anetta Vinson. Staff members present were Clem Baines, Tessie Jones, Lonnie Wilson, Benedia Robinson, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Knight gave highlights "Developments of Operation Breakthrough's Agency" which she obtained from the trip to Atlanta Georgia Friday, December 7, 1973. There were also highlights on the "Energy Crisis" very sad. The meeting was very good despite the fact there was no heat. GOOD LUCK Congratulations and best wishes to newly weds Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. Artis Plummer, SICK AND SHUT-IN Mrs. J. L. Moffitt, Mrs. Mary Walker, Rev. J.D. Treadwell, Mrs. Lona Parker, Mrs. Annie (Dep) Mack, Mrs. Magelen Rilley, Mrs. Anulia Hester, Mrs. Shirley Thompson, Mrs. Romelia Mangum, Mr. Clabourn Tapp, Sr., Mr. Joseph Wade, Mr. Bill Carrington (William), Harvey Tilley, Mr. Sammie Parker, Mr. Roosevelt McEachum, Mr. Davis Kenion, Mr. Will Reid, Mrs. Annie Miles, Mr. Edd Long, Mr. James Long, Mr. Richard Williams, Mr. Simmon Shaw, Mr. Pete Joyner, Mr. John Parker, Mrs. Mattie Walker, Mrs. Lula McCullough, Mr. Joseph Parker; Mrs. Lezle McMilllan, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. Willie Mebane, Mr. Charlie Hogan', Mr. David Morgan. Lamplighters Club Holds Xmas Party appreciation the group had shown her. A beautiful table was apreded with all the Christmas trimmings. The Seniors all joined in the fun of eating the goodies and fellowship with each other. The names were drawn and each person went home with a beautiful Christmas gift. The Christmas spirit was very high and everyone enjoyed the party. PEARSON TOWN COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS M3ET The Pearson town Community club held its monthly meeting Monday Dec. 3, 1973 at the home of Mrs. Hattie McLamb 260& Fayetteville, St. Mrs. Roxie Rowland, President, presided. Tha devotion was led by Mrs. Lossie Coleman who ussd !l:o then r "Getting into the spirit of Christmas". The singing of Christmas Carols, the Christmas Story and several other readings were enjoyed by all. Gifts were exchanged amid squeals of glee and delight. Mrs. Faison thanked the club for their annual visit to the Mt. Zion Baptist Church on the third Sunday in November and for the donation of $12.00 to the church. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Grace Williams on Fayetteville Street. A delicious dinner of chicken, greens, potatoes, mixed vegetables and cake was served by the hostess. Members present: Mrs. Roxie Rowland, Gertrude, Faison, Thelma Hicks, Sudie Gai ther, Dovie Grady, Rosabelle Gilchrist, Josephine Harris, Ada Leach, Lossie Coleman, Mary Edwards, Leotha Sorrell, Thelma Fuller, A.T. Torrence, Hattie Willis, Grace Williams, Mary Taylor. J Page I Iff Women Engineers Are Highly Sought The Lamplighters Club held their annual Christmas Party at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Henry Hubbard, East End Ave. with twenty-eight ladies and gentlemen attending the festivities. The house was beautifully decorated with a green and gold Christmas tree and the table centerpiece was a green garland with red berries and white poinsettias along with two large red candles. The party was begun with the singing of a Christmas Carol and prayer led by Rev. L.E. Daye. Introduction were given by the President, Mrs. Annie Daye. Games such as Giggle Stick, Who's Who, and Charades were enjoyed by all with much gaiety and fun. Following the game session, all were invited into the lovely decorated dining room where a delicious buffet supper was served. After this, the Secret Pals were revealed and each person received a gift from the tree. All reported such "fun to find out the Secret Pals who had remembered them during the year with cards, and other gifts throughout the year. Attending the party were Rev. and Mrs. L.E. Daye, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennett. Mr. girl. James and Julia Lillie, boy. Roblrt and Glendora Lyons, girl. Marvin and Betty Shearin, twin boys. Gerald and Esther Marshburn, girl. Karl and Teresa Hancock, boy. Joseph and Cynthia Barbour, girl. Daniel and Mary Quick, girl. George and Carolyn Wade, boy. Chris and Janet Hurt, girl. Robert and Myrtle Butler, girl. Roger and Sherryl Hynes, girl. David and Patricia Allen, girl. Jimmy and Candis Conyers, boy. Rubin and Janice Moore, girl. Michael and Sarah Rogers, boy- GREENSBORO, N.C, Women are increasingly finding an employment bonanza in the engineering and technical professions, the president of the Society of Women Engineers said in Greensboro Wednesday night. "These seem to be areas where brains count more than anything else," said Mrs. Naomi McAfee, a high level manager for the Westinghouse Defense and Electronic Systems Center in Baltimore. Mrs. McAfee was here for the chartering of a chapter of the Society of Women Kngineers at A&T State University. Referring to gains that women have made in the field of engineering in recent years, she pointed out that a national study revealed that the entry level salary for women in engineering the past two years has actually been higher than that for men. "This is the only profession where this happens," said Mrs. McAfee, who supervises 150 employees for Westinghouse. "Some of this may be window dressing," she said, "but with the big companies, I don't think this is the case." Nineteen young ladies comprised the initial group to be inducted into the A&T chapter. Dr. Maria R. Diaz, the chapter's adviser, said the students first began meeting in 1969 under the name of the Society of Lady Engineers. Dr. Reginald Amory, dean of the School of Engineering, said the chartering of the group will add "another dimension to the activities of the School of Engineering at A&T." "It will mean, he said, "that these women students will now have a vehicle for expression that hasn't been readily available in many of the technical societies." SaL, D. 15, 1171 Tn CAjamsu jjfll White Rose Circle Club Meets -n... Whi fi.U riuh Hazel McKroom, Mrs ,oOW . - . t a I Mitchmer. Mr-, met sunaay, lwcctiwct . . Sat ter field . lira. 1 r? i o mh t y.itu MVP wmmmm Mr. and Mrs. Willis Allison of 2912 Fayetteville Street. The meeting was opened by singing Christmas carols. Prayer by Mrs. Lucille Ervin, afterward the business session was presided over by the President, Mrs. W.B. Flintoll. All reports were made. Afterward a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served to: Mrs. Lillie Brown, Mrs. Janie Butler, Mrs. Lucille Ervin. Mrs. Lucinda Harris, Mrs. Tressie Green, Mrs. Mary B. King. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Carrio Tbompaoa, Mrs. Maggi Thompson, Mrs. Flossie Torain. Mrs. Beufai Wilson. Afterward the members exchanged Christmas gifts. Mrs. Mitchner thanked Mrs. Allison and daughter Mrs. Weaver for such a wonderful time. The next meeting will be January 13, 17. 1974. which the Second Sunday in the first month of the new year. At 4p.m. at the home of Mrs. Goldie Mitchner. who lives at 1209 N. Hyde Park Avenue. and Mrs. Willie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Saterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Waddell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Price Carrick, Amos Baldwin, Mesdames Odessa Flake, Louise Lee, Catherine Ferrell, Janie Allen, Ollie Ray, Essie Cross,Hester Brown, Barrington, Miss Elizabeth Evans, Miss Stephina Thompson, Christopher Thompson. Social Committee members included Mrs. Alma Mitchell, Ms. Ollie Ray, Ms. Hester Brown, Hostess, Mrs. Delia Hubbard. Officers are President, Mrs. Annie Daye, Secretary, Mrs. Janet Allen. Peter Pan SUPER MARKET SPECIALS THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY Place Your Christmas Turkey Order Early DRIVE WASHING POWDERS Giant Size Rtf.Prkof9 Our Prko 7 Grade A FRYERS Not Frozen Lb. Fresh Ground HAMBURGER... NBC Oreo Cream vwmfcj i50z.i Popsodont Rg. Price OurPrk TOOTHPASTE J 9 9 Family Six Lean Meaty Spare Ribs.. Large Loaf Bread.. 33( . Frosty Mom No. 1 BACON 1 Lb.Pkg. for Frosty Morn FRANKS. 12-Oz. Pkg. PETER PAN Super Market Plenty of Free Parking WE REDEEM FOOD STAMPS 517 BACON STREET The Lord is my shephard I shall not want. Psalm 23:1 BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy birthday to Anthony Parrish, who was two years old on Monday, November 26, 1973 He celebrated his birthday on December 2, 1973 at his home on Blair Street. Those enjoyed this joyous occassion were Vanessa Alexander Mason, Livell and Tammy Allen, Kimberly Shannon, Shanown Satterwhite, Eric Brandon, Pam, and Tony Richardson, Nebraska Edwards, Mrs. Lena Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Satterwhite, (grandparent). Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Parrish (parents Everyone enjoyed Anthony received a lot of lovely gifts. Cake Punch,. Potatoe chips, Nuts, and Mints were served. THE INCOMPARABLE SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. The Incomparable Senior Citizens, Inc. held their Christmas Party on December 6, 1973 at 905 E. Main Street. The members attending the Partv were: Mesdames; D. L. Caine, Chairman, Placid Sexton, Ruth Ford, Kitty Dempson, Victoria Cain, Nettie Easterling, Pauline Parker, Esteile Laws, Ora H. Rich, Lillie Bullock, Senior Citizens Speicalist, Wllla Coward, Mary F. Newby, Mr. Levi Pendarvis, Ora Shaw, Nellie Bynutn, Mary Covington, Sarah Hockaday, Leona Wilkes, Marie Shaw. The Seniors started the party with Christmas Carols being sung by the group and prayer being offend by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. Expressions were given by members of the group on bow thankful they were and how they had enjoyed a successful year working as a group. Mrs, Bullock concluded the expressions by oammentlng on the success of the group for tha year and how she had enjoyed the job of being the advisor to the group afld the NURSES CLUB SPONSORS CHRISTMAS BANQUET AT RAMADA INN The Nurses Breakfast club held its Chrsitmas Banquet December 8, at the Ramada Inn 1-85. Invocation was by Osofo McDonald. Mrs. Phyllis Nuchurch welcomed the guests and members that joined in our Buffet Dinner. Mrs. Lucretica McCoy, president of the club was surprised by the members who honored her with a corage of Red Roses and a large Silver Tray. Mrs. L. McCoy will be retiring this month from Nursing In 1948. Mrs. Adele Butts, honored guest pinned the corages on Mrs. McCoy. Mrs. Butts was the first teacher of Practical Nursing. Other honored guests was Rev. McCoy and the McCoy families and J. H. Butts. The club wishes to thank each member and guest for joining them in their X-MAS affair and all affairs for the vear "73". MERRY X-MAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. BRIDAL SHOWER HELD FOR MS. REID Ms. Mertice E. Reid was honored at a shower sponsored by Ms. Magdellne Graham and Ms. Elizabeth Reid. The affair was held at the residence of Ms. M. Graham, 2030 Bedford Ave. Yorktown Apartments Durham The table was beautifully decorated with a pink and white wedding bell and accented with a pink umbrella dangling from the chandelier The menu consisted ot smoked clams sandwich squares, mintes nuts, shrimp, caviare and champagne. Attendine this gala affair were: Miss C.Brown, L.M Harris, R. Valentine, Sadie Washington. S. Richardson and J. Overton. Ms. Reid will marry John Monroe on Saturday 12-15-73. BIRTH The following births were reported to the Durham County Health Department during the week of December 3 through 8, 1973: John and Anna Taylor, boy. Richard and Marcia Tuttle, boy. Charles and Patricia Lochmuller, boy. Ralph and Dlanah Murray, boy. John and Paulette Davis, girl. Rogers and 8tephanla Inges, boy. Robert and Thelma Justice, girl. Robert and Doris Harding, girl. Donald and Linda Kenan, boy. Stephen and Mary Hannah, jr. 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