SAT., AUGUST 22,1981
THE CAROLiNA TIMES -11
Dugger Family Reunion
Dugger Family Reunion
Held In Philadelphia
Xtie direct descendants of the late Reverend;
^filliam H. Dugger and Mrs. Kathy Cornelia Talley, j
wham, held their first Family Reunion in
hiladelphia, Pennsylvania recently. Genealogists ■
avetraced the family roots from Vance County, Ox- ‘
ord and Durham, North Carolina. The families of;
late Mary M. Dugger Green and Frances Dugger
i^sh selected the “City of Brotherly Love” to meet;
ith their oldest surviving member of the family,
Irs. Kitty B. Cornelia Talley Dugger Curtis. Mrs.;
lurtis, who celebrated her 86th birthday anniversary |
August 1, is the widow of the late John L. Curtis i
[Durham. j
A “Get Acquainted Cocktail Party” was held on '
riday at the adjoining home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl:
eedand’their daughter, Ms. Tana Reed. Saturday'
IS the focal point of the three day festive occasion.,
picnic and banquet were held at the Haddington!
immunity Organization, 55th Street and Haver-1
)rd Avenue. Activities of the day included reminisc-!
lappiness Is:
irs. Frances Stewart
Celebrates 109th Birthdav
i
Hillcrest Rest Home was the scene of an unusual
Kurrence on Friday, August 14 where it would have |
ten a difficulbtask to place 109 candles on a birth-'
ay cake as Mrs. Frances Stewart celebrated her'
[I9th birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Effie Edwards, Celious Stewart and Mrs.
illamae Bailey were present to help their
'tentennarian-plus” mother-grandmother enjoy the
itcasion.
Ms, Vivian H. Walker, a member of St. Joseph’s
IME Church, accompanied by Fred Mason, Jr., of
nimanuel Temple SDA Church, furnished the music
ith such songs as “The Old Rugged Cross”,:
Jacob’s Ladder”, “Where He Leads Me” and;
'How Great Thou Art”.
The honoree was all smiles and excited as she'
eceived many gifts and cards from friends and
datives. A card and flowers were received from
iayor Harry Rodenhizer. '
The rest home residents joined in the festive occa-
ion as the singing could be heard throughout the
ome.
ing, reviewing family portraits, and the Parade of
^Families. A beautiful scroll of the “Family Tree”'
was presented to Mrs. Kitty Curtis who responded'
with an orginal poem entitled, “Dugger Memoirs”.
An oil portrait of her late mother, Mrs. Mary M.
Dugger Greeiij was presented to Mrs. Julia Cornelia
Patterson, planning coordinator of the family reu
nion. A magic show and disco were provided for the
children in attendance. :
A farewell brunch was held for out-of-town guests"
at the home of Mrs. J. Cornelia Patterson on Sun
day. Next year’s family reunion is scheduled to take
place in Durham.
Relatives and friends were in attendance from
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Connecticut,
Washington, D.C., and New York. Those in atten-,
dance from Durham were: William A. Marsh, III,'
John H. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. William Bumpers, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Quinton Parker, Michael Parker and
guest, Ms. Ann Fulton, Ms. LaQuinta Parker and
Mrs. Lucinda Harris.
Retirement Dinner-Dance
On August 8, a buffet dinner and dance were held
at the Downtowner Motor Inn to honor Mrs. Lettie
B. Herndon on her retirement from the Veterans Ad
ministration Hospital. She was feted by her super
visors, co-workers, family and friends. Honors in
cluded gifts and tributes of appreciation for her years
of dedicated service. A special gift was a beautifully
inscribed clock/plaque unit from her supervisors and
cb-workers.
Mrs. Herndon, an ever-busy person, plans to
spend her retirement in further humanitarian and
church activities as well as getting in some relaxation.
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