10 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT.. MAY 9, 1981
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(Clubs and Socials
Nurses Breakfast Club
Celebrates Anniversary
Members of the Nurses Breakfast Club celebrated the
club's Anniversary on Sunday,Apr.K26, by worship?-,
ing together at Peace Baptist Church. Rev. W.E. Daye
S The'Sub 'was organized in 1969 under the guidance
of Ms Katie Evans. Among its purposes are to lend a
helping hand to the sick and disabled; to make dona
tion to the needy and disabled, espec.al y at Thanksgiv
ing and Christmas; and, to donate to selected fund rais-
fES the church service on Sunday, the group
met at the home of Ms. Roxanna Daye where she, Ms.
C. Harris and Ms. G. Pretty, hostesses for the month,,
served dinner on the lawn.
Members attending were: Mses. O. Rogers L. Mc
Coy, A. Murray, C. Scott, J. Bell, J. Lynch, L. Sims, E.
Turner, P. Nuchurch, E. Hopkins, S. Thompson, A.
Ingram, E. Riley, G. Cole, M.Barbee, A. Black and N.
Gaiiis. Guests were Rev. Sims, Rev. and Mrs. Mitchel
Rev. Homlett, Rev. J. Caldwell.
Those celebrating birthdays for April were Mses. C.
Scott, D. McNeil and P. Nuchurch.
The club is composed of all Licensed Nurses - RN s
and LPN's.
"Reflections Of Yesteryear
For Senior Citizens
The Alfonso Elder Student Union observed its Tenth
Annual Senior Citizens Day on Friday afternoon, May
1, in the Union Lounge. . . .
The theme, "Reflections Of Yesteryear" was
celebrated with- Durham County's Centennial. Best
dressed in the Centennial fashion parade was Mrs. Zu$ .
Floyd. Omega Psi Phi achievement awards were given
to Mrs. Julia Harris in the field of Education and Mrs,
Annie McCoy in the field of Religion.
During the luncheon, Chancellor Albert N. Witing
brought greetings and the Young, Gifted & Black
Freshman Choir rendered "a medley of songs.
Other program participants included Mmes. Sandra
Staton, Ada Leach, Gwendolyn Chambers, Ednah
Blalock, Mary Williams, Mary Whetstone, Sadie Carry,
Minnie Mae Lee, Odell Keith and Lou 'S. Barnes.
Messrs. Audwin Jones, Jimmie Jones, Charles Harris :
and William Southerland.
An added attraction was NCCU dance group under
the direction of Ms. Nancy D. Pincknev.
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Ms. Antha Smith Hostess
t To Daughters Of Dorcas ,
Ms." Antha Mae Smith was hostess to the Daughters'
of Dorcas II, Friday night, May J. Mrs. Sarah Smith
presided over the business session' which climaxed .this
fiscal year. r - -----7-i-T-Ti-
Plans are underway for State and Regional activities
and Mrs. Smith was selected to serve as delegate to the.
State Convention in Hickory. Regular meetings will,
resume hj September. - , .
- Mrs. Smith assisted by family members enjoying her
hospitality were: Mesdames Sarah Smith, Esther Davis, ,
Rosetta Southerland Minerva Bradshaw, Hattie .
Johnson, Charmin Watson, Genesta ; Jackson and
DeNina Austin. "
Roshawn Williams Is Winner
Little Miss Roshawn Williams, age 4, sold the largest
number of tickets for the Fashion Show sponsored by;
DeShazor's Alumni Chapter 9. She won a first prize of j
$25; second place went to Alec and Eliza Dillard, $15; :
and third place to Monica Johnson, $10.
Holloway Street School
To Present Program Tuesday
On Tuesday, May 12, the Holloway Street Elemen
tary School will present a program called "After School
is Fuh". ,
The program, directed by Sherman Hinson and spon
sored by the Durham Parks and Recreation Depart
ment, will start immediately following a PTA business
meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. ,
There will be -dance routines, a cheerleading presenta
tion, and awards will be given to the basketball team,
the track club and the dancers. .
The year-ending affair takes place in the school s
Gymtorium. 4
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Friendly Ladies Meet
The Friendly Ladies met at the home of Mrs. Lina M.
Sanders, 1606 S. Roxboro St., on Sunday, May 3, with
Mrs. Ella Crawford as co-hostess. ,
Devotion was opened with the singing of a hymn
which was accompanied by Little Miss Fredrickka Goss
at the piano. The business session was presided over by
Mrs. Hastie Price, the president. A reading and special
music was given in honor of Mother's Day,
The hostess served a very delightful meal to the
following members: Mmes. Hannah Roberson, Agnes
Hinton, Gussie Ray, Magdaline Llewellyn, Mary
Hayes, Myrtle Taylor, Lennie Rose, Lina M. Sanders,
Evangelyn Page, Susie Dilihunt, Louise Smith, Hastie
Price Matlie Tillman, Betty Green and Ella Crawford.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Myrtle Taylor and
Mrs. Minnie Petty.
The Richardsons Go Abroad
Mrs. Sylvia Richardson and her sons, William and
Rodney, visited West Berlin, Germany April 12-26.
They traveled via World Airways with the North
Carolina Triangle Chapter of the. Friendship Force.
They were a part of 384 ambassadors who traveled to
Germany. , .
The Friendship Force grew out of a project sponsored
by former President and Mrs. Jimmy Carter in 1973. At
the lime, he was Governor of Georgia. In March of
WTT.'ipresident Carter announced at a meeting of the
National doWtte Conference the establishment of
the Force and ffwa chartered at ihat ticneThater aa.
tional office is located in Atlanta. There are branches of
the Friendship Force in many states, including North
Carolina. The primary purpose of the exchange is to
establish friendships between nations.
The Richardson Family lived with Mr. and Mrs.
Wolfgang Blume and their children, Thomas and
Sylvia, in the Reinickendorf district of West Berlin for
one of their two weeks. , .
While in Europe, the Richardsons also traveled in
dependently through Northern West Germany, spen
dine two days in Copenhagen, Denmark and one day in
Malmo, Sweden. While in Copenhagen they visited
. Queen Margarita's Palace and saw the changing of the
guards. r
Another highlight of the trip was an afternoon speni
shopping, sightseeing and dining in East Berlin.
Mrs. Richardson is the Unit Nurse Director ol
Medical Services at John Umstead Hospital. William
and Rodncv are siudcnts.at Pearsontown Elementary
School, sixth and fourth grade, respectively.
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According to legend, one of England's favorite sweeU was
created when a housewife didn't have a dessert, so she put
together bits and pieces of leftover cake, fruit, custard, fruit
preserves and whipped cream with liqueur for flavoring.
When her husband praised the result, she modestly said
"Oh, it's just a trifle." And the name has stuck.
For a fine trifle, you can use any fruit, preserve, liqueur or
juice with a pound cake and custard or vanilla pudding.
But when you combine fresh, homegrown strawberries
with a rich, buttery frozen Sara Lee Original All Butter Pound
Cake, the result is an unbeatable strawberry treat
' Pound Cake Trifle
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cups sliced fresh
strawberries
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Pound Cake
(10 34 oz.) thawed
14 cup sherry or orange .
juice
12 cup strawberry
preserves
'Slice pound cake into 10 slices. Place half of pound cake
slices in 2 12 quart glass bowl; sprinkle with half of sherry.
Spoon half of preserves over pound cake slices, then layer
on half of pudding and half of strawberries. Repeat layers.
Refrigerate covered 2 hours before serving to blend flavors.
Garnish with whipped cream, if desired. Makes 10-12 servings.
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