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14-THE CAROLINA TIRES SAT MAY 12. 1979
Clubs
and Sociuls
OBSERVE SISTERHOOD WEEK
Members of Rho Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority,
Inc., worshipped together at the 8 a.m., morning service '
at West Durham Baptist Church on Sunday April 29, in
observance of "Sisterhood Week". Following the ser
vice, a delicious breakfast was enjoyed at the church.
Members then met at the home of Ms. Hazeline Remp
son for fellowship.
Members are: Mmes. Phyllis Shumate, Helen Jones,
Ruby Bolden, Evelyn Thorpe, Ruth Lyon, Helen
Chavious, Hazeline Rempson, Nezzie Moore, Barbara
Minor, Barbara Avant, Lucille Baines, Bertie Bates,
Ruth Bolden, Mable Butler, Laura Bruce, Ernestine
Bynum, Margaret Coleman, Josephine DeNard, Eula
Harris, Julia Henderson, Plassie Harris, Vivian Gates,
Bernice Ingram, Omeda Livingston, Mary Pamplin,
Otelia Stewart, Lorraine Weaver, Lucille Williams,
Juliette Cooper, Gazella Lipscomb, and Fannie
McLean.
WINNERS NAMED IN QUEEN-KING CONTEST
Misses Shonta Fox (first) and Shanette Walker (second)
were named 'queens and Carlos McCorvey was named
'king' for raising the largest amounts of money in the
annual effort staged for the benefit of the Hour of
Deliverance radio program heard each Sunday morning
on WSRC. They each received a trophy.
Other contestants this year were Misses Shirley
Johnson, Rowena Bass, Amey Wilson, Yolanda Hall,
Juanita Morris; and Elijah Henry", Jr. They will each
receive a donation for participating.
The affair was held at the Durham Civic Center,
sponsored by Rev. and Mrs. Perry Fox.
THE THRIFTY SAVING CLUB - S
'The Thrifty Saving Club has had a series of winter
meetings. One of the biggest events was opening of the
"Spring Gate" by visiting the nation's capitol
Washington, D.C. including many of the historic
sites.
This week's meeting was held with Mrs. Luna J.
Holman celebrating her birthday. After Mrs., Holman
received her birthday gifts, members shared gifts with
their "Secret Pals" which was an exciting and happy oc
casion. Mrs.. Holman was reelected as Mother of jhe
Yean
' The hostess served a delicious dinner .
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Marie Harris to
celebrate her birthday.
FLORAL CLUB ANNIVERSARY
In celebrating its "100 Years of Christian Progress",
the New Bethel Baptist Church joined in to celebrate the
church Floral Club's Anniversary on Sunday afternoon,
May 6. . . ,
The guest speaker was Mrs. Helen W. Daniel of
Durham. The sub-theme for May is "The Flowering
Truth" and Mrs. Daniel used as a topic, "Love and
Unity on a Stem in the Garden of the King".
Refreshments were served immediately following the
program.
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BRIGHT WORLD PARADES
WITH SENIOR CITIZENS
Bright World Child Development Day Care Center
. joined with the Senior Citizens of Durham in the An
nual Parade on JSaturday, May 5. Onlookers enjoyed
the young and the old as they marched down Main
Street in downtown Durham celebrating Senior Citizen
Month,, Bright World is directed by W.C. Bridges.
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Isiserette Yonth Club of Zafa Court No. 41, Daughters
of Isis, held i "Miss Isiserette Contest" on May 5 at
Zafa Temple No. 176. Winners were: Miss Tracey
Sharpe, "Miss Isiserette" (left); Miss Evelyn Jacobs,
first runner-up (second from left); Miss Cubic Sanford,
second runner-up (right); and Miss Yolanda Roberts,
first place winner In the teen category (not pictured).
Miss Sheila Jones, reigning Mlss Isiserette" (second
from right), received special recognition.
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DAUGHTERS OF DORCAS
On May 3, Mrs. Gladys Faucette was hostess to the
Daughters of Dorcas at her home on Ridgeway Avenue.
The president, Mrs. Gazella P. Lipscomb, presided.
After the club song, Mrs. Faucette, leader of devo
tions, offered prayer. Each member recited a quotation.
The business session followed. ' '
Business over, Mrs. Julia Harris, a board member of
the Coordinating Council for Senior Citizens, expressed
gratitude that the club had taken a sustaining member
ship in the Council, and solicited individual member
ships as well. Several ladies were already members, and
a number of others paid their joining fees then.
Mrs. Lyda Merrick, one of the Mothers of the Year
chosen by the Merchants Association, told of having
just attended a lovely dinner honoring the Mothers of
the Year.
A delicious dinner was attractively served by Mrs.
Faucette to the following members: Mesdames Lottie
Campbell, Alice Collins, Gertrude Gibson, Julia Harris,
Sallie Harris, Ora Lee, Gazella Lipscomb, Margaret
Mack, Fannie McLean, Rubye McNeill, Lyda Merrick,
Miss Marjorie Shepard, Mesdames Clumpertee Tucker,
Lyda Wray, and Ernestine Young. '
Mrs. Sarah Smith, President of the Junior Daughters,
was a guest. .
Mrs. Gibson, on behalf of the club, thanked the
hostess for the gracious hospitality, and invited the club
to meet with her on June 7 at the J.J, Henderson
Center. ;. ; ':ev
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Miss Evelyn Elaine Gee,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
John L. Monroe of 816
Linwood Avenue, and
Pvt. Samuel D. Nelson,
son of Mrs. Norma
Nelson of . Oakwood
Road, exchanged vows on
Saturday, May 5 at ! 2
p.m.,' at the home of the
bride's parents.
Rev. L.W Reid, great
uncle, of the bride, per
formed the ceremony. He
was assisted by the bride's
father, Rev. J.L. Monroe.
The bride wore a beige
flowered dress with a
beige jacket. She carried a
yellow chrysanthemum on
a white Bible given to her
by her vfather. She was
given In marriage by her
grandfather, Macey Gee.
Misses Jolanda . Reid
and Monica Reid, cousins
of the bride, were flower
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Edward Reid, uncle of
the bride, was best man;
The bride's mother, gave
a reception following the
ceremony at the home.
Mrs. Nelson is a student
at Hillside High School.
Pvt. Nelson is stationed at
Camp Lee, Virginia, in the
U.S. Army. .
The couple! will make
their home in Petersburg,
Virginia.
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Mrs. Rena Llles of Smithfield who was born May 10,
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& SCHEDULED FOR THREE SATU
The Delta Life Development Center at 1805 Chapel
Hill Road is sponsoring a Teen-Age Awareness Pro
gram on three consecutive Saturdays. Ort May 12, 19
and 26, from 1 1 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Center will be open
to area youth interested in learning more about teen-age
relationships. Parents are also welcome.
Because of the mature nature of the information to be
discussed, all students must bring signed parental con
sent forms. These consent forms can be secured from '
guidance counselors in Durham city and county high
schools, including Hillside and Durham High, from
area churches, W.D. Hill Recreation Center, and Stan
ford Warren Library. ' '
The Delta Life Development Center is a public service
project of the Durham Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Resource persons for the
May 12, 19 and 26 sessions on Teen-Age Awareness will
include the" Probates of Delta Sigma Theta, Durham
Alumnae Chapter.
EVER-READY CLUB
The monthly meeting of the Ever-Ready Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Chavis recently. '
The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Esther
Moore, president. The club's Mother's Day program,
which will be held during the 1 1 a.m. service on May 13,
was discussed. Mrs. Moore will be the speaker.
A lovely repast was served to Mmes. Bessie Jones,
Hazel McClain, Vernee Roberson, Rousie Lee, Savaster
Hunter, Tessie Cross, Mary Patterson, Annie Chavis,
Dorothy Holloway, Flecida Revels, Roewa Barbee,
Shirley Holloway, Esther Moore, Josephine C Harris.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Flecida
Revels at 5 p.m.
LILLIE McDADE CIRCLE
The Lillie McDade Circle met with Mrs. Nancie
Cameron at her home on Otis Street recently.
Mrs. Nettie Easterling, vice president, led demotions
and Mrs. Rosetta Southerland, president, presided.
Mrs. Lessie Wilson thanked the Circle for their help at
the death of her sister, Mrs. Margie Norwood.
, The members of the club will assemble at Bell-Yeager
Church on Sunday May 20, at 10:30 a.m., to attend the
1 1 o'clock worship as a group. At 4 p.m., the group will
have dinner and a memorial service for the deceased
Circle. -
John Washington will give a surprise program in
honor of his wife.
LOCAL HEROIN WINS STATE CONTEST
On Sunday, April 29 at O'Briant Chapel Church in
Chapel Hill, Heroine Annie C. Gore of Durham was the
winner over five other courts to reign as Queen of the
Heroines of Jericho. She will represent the state of
North Carolina at the General Conference of Grand
Court which will be held in Detroit, Michigan on July 8.
Heroine Gore is the wife of Companion Liston L.
Gore, Sr., and the mother of five children.
CHAMBERLIN STUDIO HONOR ROLLS
First Honor Roll
Anthony Burnette
,") Raymona Evans
Second Honor Roll
Kimberly Addington
Ariene Bynum
Monique Heath
Tammle Nichols
Renee Page
Dawn Pruden
Regina Thomas
Mrs. Margaret S. Shearin, Instructor
May 10. She was-married
Crawford Llles and they were the parents or twelve
children. Mrs. LHes now has seven daughters, two sons,
34 grandchildren, 47 great-grandchildren, and. one
great, great-grandchild and numerous Other relatives. .
FAYETTEVILLE
HAPPENINGS
By MRS. T.H.KINNEY
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The Cumberland County Bookerkeepers' Association
held a picnic meeting Saturday at noon in Glenville
Park. Everyone enjoyed the event.
Ms. Alice S. Scott speaking on Nutrition said "Children
need-and deserve-to be nourished. Nourished with
food, with love, with opportunities. That is the message
of the International Year of the Child. "Teachers and'
school service personell should team up to teach
children the nutritive value of food, good eating habits ;
and consumer information. Let us celebrate the ''Year
jOf the Child" by promoting optimum health through
education and training. y
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Happy Birthday Anniversary to Ms. L. S. Currin,?
Mrs. W. Simmons, Mrs. Mary H. Williams, Mrs M. .!
Hays from relatives and friends.
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Roserita Darnell Hill and Johnny Lee Simmons of
Tallahassee, Florida exchanged wedding vows in a 6
p.m. ceremony at First Baptist Church on Moore St. .
Dr, Chancy R. Edwards officiated. The wedding music;
was provided by Mrs. Mildred Braxton, organist and
Gerorge Currie, pianist and Ms. Gladys Hill.Joyce
Jones, and Willie J. Montegue vocalists. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Horace O. Hill. He is thejson
of Mr. and mrs. Jimmie Lee Simmons of Tallahassee,
Florida.
Mrs Carolyn Diane Sanford of Memphis, Tennessee Y
Ms. Linda Diane Hill, Ms. Yolanda Diane Hill, Ms. .
Robin Denise Jones of Hampton, Virginia, Mrs. Jean
Marie Longtine of Natick, Massachusettes, Ms.
Debrough O'Neil McBroom, Willie Pearl Roebuck, 4
Alfred Dean Hill, Lawrence Douglass Hill, Frank Sim
mons, Johnny Simmons, Shaw Elliot Simmons of
Tallhassee, Florida. Ms. Shona Louise Hill, Earl Tate
of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Robert Coleman of
Elkgrove, Illinois, Willie C. Dorsey, Everette, Mississip-
pi, Ms. Tina Marie Hill and Eddie Johnson, Julian
Brown, Arnold Pindle, James Thompson, Charlie Sim
mons, Joseph Simmons, Jesse Thomas all participated.
.The bride attended E.E. Smith Senior High School
and is a graduate of Southern University. She is an
analyst for Data General Corporation in Westboro,
Massachustettes. The bridegroom attended Florida A &
M State University and is empployed in construction .,
work in Boston, Massachusettes.
Many heard Dr. Samuel Procter Sunday past 'at
Fayetteville State University's 102nd Annual Com-';
mencement at the Cumberland County Memorial
Arena.' . '" v ' : ;
A reception was held at the Rudolph Student Center
FSU on Saturday from 7-8 p.m. Those who attented en-,
joyed the fellowship. , '.
Senior Master Sgt. and Mrs. Billy Wiley Cunningham';
of Favetteville announce the enuacement of their
daughter. Miss Yvonne da Sherrie, to Sgt. Jimmy Henry
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