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1 i I 1-iTKE CAROLINA TIMES SAT NOVEMBER 29, 1980 -l 5 " Vf ' O.0TK& HIS. HA8DWABj SOUTH HOU.VWOOO. K8S. UNA UEE; BEVEBUf MILS. ' ? f A I :.mi Hlililiiiillliil Jill Jiiillliiiiiiiililifclill mmmmmm k 1 . . k I V ilO I II Nv- A special place in your mind, a mellow attitude and a light, smooth taste. That's Misting. And Misting is Canadian Mist, an imported Canadian Whisky. Yahama Social Club Meets The filial meeting of the year for the Yahama Social Club was held at the home of Robert and Rosa Edwards on Sunday, November 23. The meeting was opened by club members singing the club song, after which com mittee reports, old and new business were discussed. . The Club plans the following activities for the month of December: visiting and caroling at a resthome, tak ing fruit baskets to various homes in the community, Disco at the Elk's Lodge on December 26, and the an nual ; Christmas party and exchange of gifts on December 31. Following the business session, a raffle to aid the Club's Scholarship Fund was held. Ms. Sharon Holman was the lucky winner of $50 worth of gas. Secret pal names for 1981 were drawn. The host and hostess served a delicious meal to the following members: Roscoe and Zola Baines, Ruth Choate, Kenneth and Remell demons, Richard and Rosalyn Cole, Pearl Haskins, James and Ethel Huggins, James and Marjorie Johnson, Bill and Marie Moizc, Elizabeth Pretty, Clara Tate, Velton and Edna Thomp son, and Pauline Throckmorton. The next meeting will be on January 25, 1981 at the home of Mrs. Pearl Haskins. Raffle Winner Miss Irene Carey of 2103 Fancette Avenue, Durham, is the winner of the Durham Chapter of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice Raffle which was held on Friday, November 21. Garden Club Holds Monthly Meeting On Tuesday night, November 18, Mrs. Gertrude Gib son hosted The West Durham Blossom Garden Club at her home at 701 Carroll Street. The home was beautiful ly decorated throughout with fall flowers from her garden, including the last of her still blooming roses and several blooming cactus plants. Mrs. Daisy Gunn Opened the Garden Gate after which the president presided over the business session. During this session, committee reports were heard; a progress report was given by the social committee on the Christmas breakfast to be held at the Downtowner on December 27; a decision on where the food would go brought in by the members for a needy family; and demonstrations of Christmas arrangements were given I by Mrs. Naomi Parker and Mrs. Margaret Allen. These will be the club's entries to the flower show sponsored by La Petite Garden Club on December 7. A delectable Thanksgiving dinner with all its trimm ings was served buffet style to the following members: Mmes. Margaret Allen, Mary Allison, Margaret Fuler, Daisy Gunn, Mary Horton, Mary Love, Naomi Parker, Cornelia Williams, Mary P. Jarman and Miss Mary Louise Stephens. Mrs. Williams thanked the hostess, Mrs. Gibson, for a very enjoyable evening. Helpers Club Meetings Eighteen members were present for the October meeting of the Helpers Club held at the home of Mrs. Fred Rogers on Charles Street. The club gave $50 to Mrs. Plassie Rogers to help replace things she lost in a fire. All of the members presented a birthday card, each containing SI, as a surprise to Ms. Mavts Brewtngion, who was hostess to the November 9 meeting at her home on Massey Avenue. During this meeting, plans were finalized for the Christmas Party 10 be held December 4, 7 p.m., ai the Chicken Hut No; on FayetteviUe Street. . : ' ;, r Troop 55 Visits Old Salem Scouts and scout leaders of Troop SSvisited Old Salem in Winston-Salem Saturday, November 22. The town is a reserved area of Wmsion-Salem, depic ting Moravian crafts and its origin. V - The scouts compared notes with elderly , craft demonstrators who were former scouts and scout masiers. The exchange of information appeared to be of benefit to all. Several scouts participated tn the demonstration for ihe public. Gleaner Club Meets Mrs. Annie Williams and Ms. Vera Nicholson hosted TheGleaner Club of Si. Mark AME Zwn Church on Sunday, Nov. 16, at the church. , After the devotion, business and planning of the Christmas of the Christmas dinner were considered. Refreshments were served. Members present were: Bliss Royal, Mmes. Lula M. Royal, Margaret Allen, Louise Davis, Hannah Hamrn, Myrtle McNeil, Sarah McNeil, Thelma M. Bullock. Dorothy Steel; Messrs. Willie Sherrelle, Glenn Thomp son, James Smarr, and a guest. Miss Yvette Long. m fTinilTI IMIffMff (USPS 091-380) I.E. AUSTIN Editor-Publisher 1927-1971 Published every Thursday (dated Safurday) at Durham N.C. .by United Publishers Incor porated. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3825. Durham N C 27702. Office located at 923 FayetteviUe Street, Durham, N.C. 27701. 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