8 THE CAROLINA TIMES " SAT.. MARCH 12. 1977
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BARRISTERS' WIVES. INC. - NATIONAL OBSERVANCE DAY - Shown from left to right are some of the members of the Durham
Chapter of National Barristers' Wives. Inc. who celebrated the annual March 6 observance of the organization! Seated are Mesdames D. G.
Sampson, H. M. Michaux, Jr., Edward R. Avant, LeMarquis DeJarmon, Founder and current National Historian, C. C. Spaudling, Jr.,
National President, W. G. Pearson, II, Durham Chapter President, Thomas Ringer, W. A. Marsh, Jr., and A. H, J. Clement, III. Standing are
Mrs. N. A. Belcher, Attys. Cecily Smith, Charles Coleman, N. A. Belcher, W. G. Pearson, II, Mrs. M. Hugh Thompson, Atty. C. C. Spaulding,
jr. Mrs. H. E Groves, Atty. Thomas Ringer, Mrs. Nanny Hiday, Atty. WiUiam Wilson, Dean H. E. Groves, Rep. H. M. Michaux, Jr., Atty.
A. H. J. Clement, III and Atty. Lanny Hiday. (Photo by Wagstaff).
1 Mrs. Louise Perry and. her
two children, - Inga and
Jeffrey of Seat. Pleasant, Mary
land spend a long week end.
with her parents and: family,'
Mr., and Mrs. Eddie Bolden-
Kenion, Denfield St.
.. ,
The Community Health
Program (CHEP)
held its regularj meeting, Mon
day , night at ;7. p.m; at the
Nello Teer House, on Roxboro
Rd. Guest speaker was Percy
Golson, physician, associated
of RB Clinic and Nathaneil
MeDaniel. Health Facilities,
on a discussion of . blood
pressure. Mrs. Ethel Jackson,
showed a film on the . Facili
ties training program. .
Present were 'Mrs- Eva.
Hamlet, Mrs. Roumania Lips
comb, Mrs. Ruth Satter
white. Mrs. Symiripr Daye,
Mrs: Ethel Walker. Mrs. Kitty
Dempson, and- Bernice
Congi atulations ' and , best. 1
wishes to newly weds, Mr. and
Mrs.- Gregory,. F. Stephens.
The bride is the former, Miss
Brenda Wilson, daughter df '
Mr. and . Mrs. Leroy, Wilson.
May you have a' long and:
beauuful life together. -
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Mr . and Mrs. Michael
White of Pennsylvania have
returned home after spending
the weekend with his mother;
Mrs. Nellie White and his bro
thers in this city.
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Heartfelt and sincere sym
pathy to the families of the
.late Will Jefferson; the late
. Lonnie Holloway; the late Mrs.
Minnie M. Robinson; the late
Michael Harris; ..the late
Lucious B. Smith; the late '
Enima J. Stevenson' and the.
late Mamie M. Jackson. '
Be- of good courage, and
he shall strengthen thine heart.
Psalm 27:14
E. J, Hedgepeth'and sop,
Gregory of Washingtonv D.. C.
are visiting friends in Durham." .
V 5 s Pray' for sick . and shut
in;' "T,
Arthur, Pettiford, Mrs.
Mamie Parrish, . Rev. Nealie
Harvey, Eddie B.' Kenion, Mrs.,
Leora Parker, Harvey . Tilley ,
Mrs.. Viola Smith, Mrs. Joyce
Nichols, Percy Clayton, Mrs. ;
Willie Mae Jones, Theodore :
Little, William Carrington,
Mrs. , Estelle Bullock, Roy
Roeers. Mrs. Allie M. ' Van-
Hook, O. C. Henderson; Sam
"Cameron, Lewis Parker, Mrs., .
Georgianna Moore, Mrs. Bertha
McCloud and Mrs. Mary Jus
tice'. " - ,
The Lofd hath been mind
ful of us: he will bless. Psalm
115:12.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hubbard and daughter, Haze
line Rempson and grandchil
dren, :Micheal and Katrina.
" motored to Ohio on Feb. 25 to
attend the anniversary of Mrs.
Hubbard's 'brother's 50th
wedding anniversary, Mr,'
and Mrs. Richard and Essie
, Huritley of Ohio were honored
on Saturday at the teaar
Ave. Church of God at 5:30
pjn. . It was a beautiful
affair,' reports Mrs. Hubbard
and they enjoy the trip.
MINORITY HEALTH INTERNS
CHAPEL HILL - The
American College of Hospi-'
tal Administrators (ACHA),
based' in Chicago, 111., has
announced the establishment
vof a summer intern program
lor minority students titlea tne
"Albert W. Dent Work-Study
Fellowship." The program is
designed to address the' issue
of minority involvement in the
health administration field.
Dent is president emeritus
of Dillard University A New
Orleans, La., and was the first
black administrator in ACHA.
Announcement of the
fellowship in North Carolina
was made this week by the N.
C. Health Manpower Develop
ment Program (NCHMDP) in .
Chapel. NCHMDP, an inter
institutional program of the
University of North Carolina
system that was organized in
response to the acute need
for more minority and dis
advantage health professionals
in North Carolina, will serve
as the contact agency in the
state for students interested
in the fellowship.
The Dent Fellowship,
which ' carries a stipend of
"$3',QO0,!ws launched s a result
of a 1973 ACHA task force on
minorities. Findings of the task
force showed a great need to
correct the underrepresenta-
tion of minorities in health
administration positions. '
Candidates for the fellow
ship must :
- Complete a summer in
ternship as a participant in the
National Work Study Program
administered by the Associa
tion of University Programs in
Health Administration and the
National Association of Health
Service Executives.
- Be a student in good
standing in an acceptable
undergraduate or graduate pro
gram in health or hospital ad
ministration. Students in
undergraduate programs must
show proof of acceptance in
the fall term in a graduate
school in hospital or health
service administration.
- Produce two letters of
endorsement from persons
who. will attest to the
potential and sincerity of the
candidate to pursue his or
her career goals.
- Be able to relocate in
Chicago for the 11 week in
ternship from June 13 to Aug.
26. Married candidates must
assume responsibility for
their families during intership
period.
i m Deadline for ... submitting
applications is March 15. -
Students interested in the
fellowship should contact NC
HMDP in room 201 of the
NCNB Plaza, 136 Ef Rose
mary St., 322-A, Chapel Hill,
or phone 966-226465.
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Apple-Mince Cobbler Swirls: A New Mincemeat Treat
If you only think of mince-'
meat once a year for that tra
ditional mince pie, you're
overlooking a versatile con
venience food that adds taste
appeal to a variety of recipes,
Serve these Apple-Mince
Cobbler Swirls warm from the
oven ; for a dessert to delec-
tably convince your family and
yourself that mincemeat is a
savory flavor to enjoy any
time, any season..
Unlike a cobbler where the'
biscuit batter is dropped on
top of bubbly fruit, these at-:
tractive swirls are filled 'jelly-roll-style
with mincemeat and
apples. Although the dessert
looks fancy,' it's simple and
quick to fix,
Apple-Mince
Cobbler Swirls .
2 cups flour
' 1 Tablespoon baking
powder
14 teaspoon salt
1 3 cup butter or margarine
34 cup milk
2 cups prepared
mincemeat
1-12 cups chopped apple - '
23 cup water , ' 7
14 cup unsulphured
molasses
34 cup sugar
3 Tablespoons butter or
margarine
1 Tablespoon lemon
juice' 1
Mix together flour, baking
powder, and salt. Using pastry
blender or two forks, cut in
butter until mixture resembles
co'rnmeal. Add milk; mix
lightly to form a soft dough.
On lightly-floured surface, roll
dough into a 9x1 5-inch rec
tangle. Spread with mince
meat and chopped apple. Roll
up like a jellyroll. Cut into 15
one-inch sections. Arrange
rolls, cut-side up, into a 9x13
inch pan. Bake at 400F. for
10 minutes; prepare syrup
during this time: Combine
water, molasses, sugar, butter,
and lemon juice in saucepan.
Heat until almost' boiling.
Carefully pour hot syrup over
tolls. Reduce oven heat to
350F. and, continue to bake
for 30 minutes more, :V
Let rolls stand 15-26 min
utes to allow syrup on bottom
of pan to thicken slightly.
Serve warm with plain cream,
ice cream or whipped cream.
15 servings.