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IMark Bullock, son of
Mfc nd Mrs. Ralph
Bullock i attending a '
summer session at N.C.
State University in
Raleigh. Mark will begin
his college studies this fall
to major in engineering.
He is the grandson of Rev.
anrfMrs. MSCoy Bullock.
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5Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Judd and daughter,
Monica, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Barbara
Judd, spent several days
visiting her daughter, Miss
Shelia Judd in Dorchester,
Mass. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Satterwhite, Jr., their
daughter and Mrs. Satter-I
white's mother, visited '
relatives in Texas recently.
They have returned home.
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Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew
Hamidullah on the birth
of a daughter, Madenia.
Mrs Hamidullah is the
former Miss Doretha Har-,
rifcof Rougemont. '
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JULY 18, 1981.
QUANTITY RIGHTS
RESERVEO-NONE SOLD
JQ OTHER DEALERS
Mr. and Mn. Gerry
Hedgepeth are parents of
a daughter bora recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Penn and three children of;
Freehold, N.J., visited herj
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.M. Schooler, in Durham
recently. Mrs. Penn also
attended her class reu
nion. Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith and two daughters
of Tampa, Florida, were!
house guests recently of,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond..
Smith of Durham.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs,,
Robert. Robinson, Hamp
ton, Va., and Mr. and
Mrs. James Long,
Smithfield, Va., for
several days were Mr. and
Mrs. James Aubrey Daye,
Mrs. Irene Long, Mrs..
Berdine Parker, Mrs.
Merelene Johnson and her
grandson, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McCall and
children, Ms. Carolyn
Long and her son, Keith,
all of Durham. , ' , -1
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Dexter Wingfieid ; of:
.Jacksonville, NC, recently:
visited his parents, Mr. 1
and Mrs. Harry Wingfieid .
in Greensboro and ' his"
grandmother, Mrs..
Margaret J. Parker in
Bahama. ' The Brammer Bass ;
family reunion will be held I
Sunday, July 19, at the:
' home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Scott, 4813 Fayet-i
teville Road, Durham,)
beginning at 1:30 p.m.!
Family and friends should!
bring a basket.
The Pastor's Aide of
Red Mountain - Baptist!
Church, Rougemont, held:
its monthly meeting Satur-,
day, July 11, at the home!
of Mrs. Catherine Parker,
in Durham..
Following devotion,
Mrs. Nola Folks presided;
over a business discussion. 1
The program of the group
was canceled but the
members were well pleas
ed at their collection on
Sunday.
Those enjoying Mrs.
Parker's repast were
Mmes. Daisy Parker, Vera
B. Parrish, Nola Folks,
Lillian Glenn, Virginia
Kenipn, Elizabeth Bullock
and Syminer Daye, who
thanked the hostess for a
, way evemcj. ' . Carla Renee Webb, jonn,
v The next meeting will be 1 . ' William, Tate Riley, John
' held at the borne of Mr.i Stewart, Mrs. Clara!
and Mrs. Edward Glenn in - - Hatley and ; Prince ., C.
Rougemont. ! Hairston. . .
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Remember the sick and DrM En rriU,
cWJnwifh a cnod rfwH . U UVVII I all III r i- t
ana your prayers: ' - .s .. . .
Mesdames Hattie Parrish, V . tinfH Pimfrrn
Pearl Foskey, Josephine, ,nUIIUII
Haslun, Victoria Cain,1
Melenda Harris. Daisy
Daye, Ruby Dixon, Ruth!
Satterwhite, .k Mayola"
'Holman, Cleo Hailey,
EsteUe Nixon, Roxie
Newman, Jennie. V.'
McLeod, Annie Picketf,;
Lessie Fields, Georgiannm
Ray, Callie Glenn, Mollie
Daye, Annie Roberts,
Elenora Johnson, Annie
Myers, Edna Charles,
Fannie Alexander, Cathj '
Massenburg, Hattii '
Johnson Gloria Palmer .
Daisy Harvin and Ms. Vi
vian Parker.;
Bishop Ed Moore,
Messers. W.Av Harris,
Broadie Daye, William,
Carrington, Joseph Wade,
Barrymore Kenion, Hosea
Moore, Bonnie Lee Allen,
Louis Turrentine, Lucipus
Glenn, Ervin Lyons and
Doc Long. .
Sincere sympathy is ex
tended to the families of
Mrs. Maggie Parker,
Frank Sellers, Mrs. Lola ;
E. Staley, Little Miss '
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More thanlXX) members
of the Brown Family made
a pilgrimage to Chad
bourne. N.C, to take part
in the July 11-12 "First
Family Reunion of the Of
fspring of Aych Allen
O'Berry Brown and Sallie
Yates Brown.
This family reunion was
intfd by two members
e second generation,
Allen Brown, Jr., of
Durham, and Terrah
Brown of Chadbourn,
who ' along with others,
served as the hosts.
Columbus County gave
a beautiful and proper set
ting for this momentous
occasion. Both the late,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were '
born, : married, reared
their children, and played
active, leading roles in the ,
community affairs of
Chadbourn and Cerro
Qordo communities.
At the family's first
gathern on Saturday after
noon, Rev. V.E. Brown,
member of the first
generation and pastor of.
Gethsemane Baptist
Church of Durham, gave
much of the family
history. His brother, Dr.
Eldee L. Brown, founder
and director of the
Clarahope Chiropractic
Health Center, served as
master of ceremonies.
- The Saturday night
family disco at Corbett's
IRecreation Center in
Whiteville, saw family
members , and their
; friends, from age 8 to 70,
' dancing and having much
wholesome fun and enjoy
ment together.
r? The worship service on
Sunday morning -was at .
Mount Moriah Baptist
Church, in Chadbourn.
Captain Chaplain Casimir
K. Brown (second genera
tion) brought the message
in the church where, his
grandfather served as
secretary of many years.
Rev. Brown challenged
his more than 200 family
members and other wor
shippers with the subject
"What Will You Give For
Your Family?"
Captain Brown is the
third of six children of Dr.
and Mrs. Eldee L. Brown.
He received his basic for
mal education in the
Durham City Schools and
is a graduate of Hillside
High School. His
undergraduate work was
done at N.C.A&T and
North Carolina Central
Universities in the area of
business administration.
He earned the master's
degree at Interdenomina
tional Theological
Seminary (ITC) in Atlan
ta, Ga. He has done work
toward the doctoral
degree at Emory Universi
ty in Atlanta.
Recently, Capt. Brown
presented the first scholar
ship award in memory of
his late brother, Montee
O'Berry Brown "at
Children's Day service at
St. Joseph's AME
Church, his immediate
family's home church.
His is presently serving
as a Captain Chaplain in
the Air Force and is sta
tioned at Fort Robbins Air
Force Base, Ga.
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