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privilege of matriculating at a
college which is within walking
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SALISBURY - MISS
COLER HALL - Pretty Renee
Bernadette Monroe, at
19yearold lophomore social
dfar major at Livingstone
College, is so popular among
the male students at the
Salisbury, N. C. college that for
two years she has been voted
MISS GOLER HALL," a
campus residence for men,
A Salisbury native, Renee is
the third of five youngsters
born to Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Monroe of 717
Marsh Street. She is a Taurus
who enjoys dancing, singing
and modeling.
Ann- offampus student,
Renee is a 1974 graduate of
Salisbury High where she was a
member of the school's
homecoming court in 1973.
Unlike most hometown
girls, Renee treasures the
Entertains
friendly
ladies Club
The Friendly Ladies met at
the home of Mrs. Mary Hayes,
1622 Fayetteville St., Sunday,
Feb. 15 at 3 pjn.
Devotions were led by the
President Mrs. Hastie Price. The
minutes bt the last meeting were
read, after which the meeting
was opened for business. The
following members were
present: Agnes Hinton, Mattie
Tilliman, Hastie Price, Evangline
Page, Ernestine Fikes, Viola
Thompson, Lonise Smith, Susie
Dilihunt, Mary Hayes, and guest,
Mary Alston.
The group was served a
turkey dinner, with all the
trimmings. The hostesses were
Mrs. Mary Hayes and Mrs.
Lonise Smith.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Lucille
Streeter, 906 Massey Ave.
fosfs The
Six O'Clock
Bridge Club
Six O'Clock Bridge Club
members entertained fifty-two
ladies at a Bridge-Luncheon,
Saturday, February 14 at the
Downtowner Motor Inn.
A delicious luncheon was
served and the club members
were introduced by the
coordinator, Mrs. Minnie C.
Norris.
Members are Mrs. Jackie
Avent, Mrs. Alma Biggers, Mrs.
Zadie Brewer, Mrs. Hedy
Echartf, Mrs. Isabelle Harden,
Mrs. Theresa Jeffftes, Mrs.
Pauline Johnson, Mrs. May
Jones, Mrs. Mary Pinson, Mrs.
Thelma Smith, and Mrs. Mary
Young.
Club members hosted one
table all during play with guests
moving to the next higher table.
Six trophies were awarded as
Srized for the highest scorers,
dinners were: 1st place, Mrs.
Estelle Belcher; 2nd place, Ms.
Carolyn Thornton; 3rd place,
Mrs. Nancy Bowens; 4th place,
Mrs. Eula Harris; 5th place Mrs.
Delia Michaux; and 6th place,
Mrs. Jessie Kearney.
FREEDOM FUND
BANQUET LOOMS
VERY FAVORABLE
According to reports coming
from throughout the nation, the
2nd annual "Freedom Fund
Dinner' honoring Mrs. Johnny
E. McLester, nationally known
church womean, which will be
held March 5, sponsored by the
Durham Branch, NAACP, it will
be a huge success.
Due to the contributions she
has made to many religious
organizations, beginning in her
native city, Mobile, Ala., and
continuing to Durham and
.nationwide, it is believed that
persons from as far as Mobile
and Detroit, Mich., will be in
attendance.
More than 150 persons are
preparing expressions for a ' This
is Your Life Story" that will be
presented to her. There is one
tad note, the death of John
LeFlore, a life long friend and
civil rights leader, who was to
represent the Alabama NAACP.
Bevtt
Bean along the coasts of
Alaska and British Columbia are
known as "browns," and those
inland at "grizzlies." Brown
bean often grow much larger.
Male grizzlies reach 600 pounds
in tome mountain areas, but
grow to twice that size when
Uvinc on the coast. Some of them
tower 10-feet in height. The
. . favorite food la salmon, and it la
uncommon for brown beara to
fight. ' .
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PRESSURE CLINIC HELD
On Feb. 7, the high blood
Pressure clinic was held by the
.ussell Extension Club. It was a
success. The members of the
club wishes to thank everyone
who participated in the clinic
held at the Caines Chapel
Fellowship Hall.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Edith Bullock and
children, accompanied by Mrs.
Louis Minor and children, have
returned home to Washington,
D. C, after attending the
wedding of the former Miss
Varnessa Utley, held Saturday
Feb. 14 at the United Methodist
Church .Miss Utley is now Mrs.
Cleveland Bodie, Jr.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Bodie, Jr. Mrs.
Bullock and Mrs. Minor along
with their children were dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Falks, Sunday, Feb. 1 5.
WOMEN'S DAY TO BE
HELD
Women's Day will be held at
Mt. Level Baptist Church, on
Jim Lyons Rd. Rev. C. R.
Dunstan is the pastor. The
service will be held on Feb. 29 at
1 1 ajn. and 6 pjn. Mrs. Shirley
Wilkerson Bullock will be the
guest speaker for the 11 a.m.
service and music by the ladies
from an choirs of the church.
Mrs. Bullock, a resident of
Rocky Mount, is a teacher in the
city school system. She is the
wife of Rev. Charles Bullock,
pastor of St. James Baptist
Church in Rocky Mount. The 6
p.m. service will be a
panel-theme "Reach out and
Touch". Participating will be
Mrs. Celestine Sanders, Mrs.
Dorothy Boone Okeke, Mrs.
Viola Philpot, Mrs. Novella
Parker, and music by the Pilgrim
Wonder of Orange Grove Baptist
Church. Wilbur Holloway is
organist.
The public is invited.
CAPTAIN'S PROGRAM
A Captain's Program was held
at Mount Olive Church Sunday,
Feb. 8 at 1 1 am. In charge were
Mrs. Vallie Harris and Mrs.
Be mice Jones. The guest speaker
was Rev. W. T. Ratliff. His topic
was" Weep Not", He spoke on
me, five great powers of life:
power of death, power of love,
power of tears, power of prayer,
and power of Christ. Music was
rendered by the Spiritual
Echoes.
EMMA SINGLETON DAY
Mrs. Emma L. Singleton, will
be honored Sunday Feb. 22 at
White Rock Baptist Church.
Rev. Lorenzo Lynch will deliver
the 10:55 message "A Star
Within Our Congregation".
There will be a program given in
Mrs. Singleton's honor at 6 pjn.
The public is cordially ipvited.
SPENDS WEEK-END WITH
PARENTS
Linwood Turentine of
Washington, D. C. and James
Turentine of Virginia Beach,
Va., spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burnice Turentine, on Milton
Rd.
SINCERE SYMPATHY
To the families of the late
Joseph Cates(Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Cates, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Cates, Mrs.,eia Hester,
Mr. and Mrs. Vanhook, Mrs. and
Mrs. Robert Harris, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Satterwhite, Mrs.
Margaret Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Long, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Long). .
'The eternal God is thy
refuge, and underneath are the
everlasting arms, and he shall
thrust out the enemy from
before thee: and shall say,
destroy them." Deut. 33:27.
PRAY FOR SICK
Mrs. Mary Justice, Mrs. Ida
Lockhart, Mrs. Walter Williams,
Jethro Rogers, Watts, Miss
Wanda Lipscomb, Duke, Oscar
Glenn, Watts, Mrs. Nora Perry,
Harvey Tilley, Mrs. Esther
Bullock, Fred Parrish, Mrs.
Selma Holman, Mrs. Viola
.Harris, Lincoln, Mrs. Maude
Lucas, Mrs. Lucenda Parrish,
Mrs. Ludie B. Parker, Claiborne
Tapp, Sr., F. Barnes, Nathaniel
Cook, 1605 Merrick St., Mri.
Margaret Parker, Mrs. G. Griffin,
Mrs. Emma Powell, Mrs. Nannie
R. Jonet, Roxboro, Mrs. Pauline
Parker, Mrs. Bertha McCIoud,
Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Warnella
Wiley, Mrs. Victoria Lawson,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nunn, Mother
Harding, Mrs. Bessie Thompson,
Elder Amey, Mrs. Bertha Green,
Deacon Floyd Watson, Mrs.
Helen Miller, Mrs. Mattie
Gaitherwright, Mrs. Annie Mack,
Maurice Mason, W. A. Harris,
Mrs. Francis Jones Noel,
Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Flossie
Webb, Mrs. Lucy Alston, Mrs.
Jessie Harris, Mrs. Florence
Bailey, Mrs. Ruby Alston, Mrs.
Hattie B. Parker, Frank
Gaitherwright.
The Lord of hosts is with us;
the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Selah.' Psalm 46:7.
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