I THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT., NOVEMBER 21, 1881
Fayetteville
Happenings
By Mrs. T.H.Kinney
Miss Stormie Weathers of 713 Varsity Drive, a
senior, was crowned "Miss E.E. Smith High :
School" at the school's annual pageant recently.
Miss Sharon M. Fuller, a 1979 graduate of South :
View High School and a junior at Winston-Salem
State University, has been named queen of Phi Mu
Alpha at the school.
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Mrs. Beverly Scott will be a consultant for the
Cross Creek Reading Council on Saturday,
November 21 , at the Cumberland Road Elementary
School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Members of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
gathered Sunday evening for a special program. Dr.
Uzzell was the keynote speaker. The program was
held at St. Luke AME Church located on Hillsboro
St.
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Members of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority gathered
for fellowship on Saturday evenjng. After the
business session, everyone was invited to a delicious
treat.
Well wishers and supporters are striving to keep
the Miss Fayetteville Pageant. Our very own Miss
Darlene Cropper, Miss Fayetteville of .1980, was
first runner-up in the Miss North Carolina competi
tion the best any Miss Fayetteville has done since
1947. Most supporters believe it a worthwhile event.i
Experts today are sharing facts about names. Do.
you know your name readers? This week the name!
"Walker" is in the spotlight. Walker is an occupa
tional name derived from the Old English word
wealcre - walker - "to roll, to pull". Thirty-seven of
the name were officers in the American Revolu
tionary Army.
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Many interesting activities are being planned for
the immediate future for the Youth Council.
The. outdoor dramas continue to be very popular
in North Carolina.
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The Reid Ross Student Council sponsored a
"back to school'' night for parents on Wednesday.
Fayetteville State University lost 20 to 27 to.
Johnson C. Smith on Saturday. So we look forward
to next year.
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Nearly 900 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers
paraded at Fort Bragg Thursday during prepara
tions for their departure to Bright Star '82 desert
training exercises in the Middle East. It is said to be
a "historic first" according to their commander.
About 2,700 troops departed from Pope air Force
Base.
Friends and supporters enjoyed a "Thank You"
program at Mount Sinai Baptist Church on Sunday
evening for Dr. A. Johnson.
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Bible study was emphasized around .the world
during the past week. Perhaps many of you enjoyed
Various or special programs 'Celebrating the" week.
Hats Off! Congratulations! Orchids!, To all Bible
teachers and Sunday School teachers.
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Think Getting older means changing what you
eat. Remember, you should match your calories to
your activities. We all seem to get into trouble
browsing in the kitchen.
Robert F. Kinney motored to Warsaw during the
weekend. While there, he enjoyed the annual
Veteran's Day Parade.
It was good to fellowship this week with Mmes.
Melvia, 1 Farmer, Taylor,? Ward, Trent and Eddie
Hardy.
Presidents, delegates and members of the various
Toastmistress clubs met- Saturday in Durham.
Workshops were conducted and enjoyed. Check it
out. Join a club in your town or city. Learn to use
language with poise, grace and dignity. You will be
glad you did.
Gardeners Organize
Junior Club
La Petite Gardeners organized La Petite Junior
Garden Club November 13 at the Forest Hills
Recreation Center.
The following girls registered as members: Willie
Bass, Stacie Blanchard, Eugenia Harrington, Tif
. fany Jones, Kathy Mann, Kimberly Shyler, Sherry
Smith, Margaret Webb, Kecia Samuel, Anethia
Witherspoon. , -
The Garden Gate was Opened by Mrs. G. Mc
Crea, president of the sponsoring club. She told the
group that the purposes of the club are to: stimulate'
the love of gardening; promote better horticultural
practices; encourage conservation of natural
resources; promote the fine art of flower designing;
develop an interest in flower show practices; and,
encourage home and community beaut ificat ion.
Get acquainted activities were conducted by Mrs.
J. Robinson, Mrs M. Grant, and Mrs. W.
Saunders. An attractive table was set up for
refreshments. The door prize was presented to
Willie Bass.
The following officers were elected: Kecia
Samuel, president; Tiffany Jones, vice president;
Kathy Mann, secretary; Sherry Smith, assistant
secretary, and Willie Bass, treasurer.
Mrs. McCrca and Mrs. Grant assisted the girls in
the project, "Christmas for the Birds". They made
pinecone bird feeders using suet, peanut butter,.
Nandina berries and birdseed. One feeder was left
for the birds at the park. The project will be on'
display at the Annual Christmas Show.
The coordinator of the club, Miss Vivian Timlic,
expressed appreciation to the senior Club members
-for their cooperation and to Mrs. E. Sherrill for
helping to recruit members. Miss Timlic gave the
schedule of activities for November and December
which includes: A Christmas Workshop for
Children at Duke Power Company, November 23;
participation in the Annual Christmas Show,
December 6; a visit to the Mary L. Stephens Holi
day House, December 13-16; and the regular mon
thly meeting, December II.
The Park's and Recreation Department approved
the Forest Hills Recreation Center as a regular
meeting place for the Junior Club.,
Helpers Club Plans
1 Activity At Rest Home
The Helpers .-' Club held its regular monthly
meeting Sunday, November 15, at the home of Miss
Annie Dunigan. ., Presiding was r Mrs. Sadie
Chambers, president. Minutes were read by the ac
ting secretary, Mrs.1 Mary Hughes. The highlight of
the evening was the planning of the trip to a rest
home on Booker St., Saturday, November 21, the
purpose of which is to make the residents of the
home feel that they are being remembered for
Thanksgiving.
- The hostess served a delicious repast to the
following members: Mme. Sadie Chamnbers,
Mahalia Tillman, Mary Hughes, Eunice Lomack,
Plassie Rogers, Aline Davis, Nannie Beasley,
Lillian Cole, Sadie Pough', Mary Langley and Mary
Brown. ,
Miss Dunnigan was assisted by her neice, Mrs.
Edna Thompson, and her mother, Mrs. Merma
Dunigan.
Mrs. Daniels To Mark
86th Year
Mrs: Florence Daniels of' Liberty Street, will
celebrate her 86th birthday anniversary on
November 20. Mrs. Daniels enjoys life and younger
people as well asyher own age group. She keeps
aware of what ingoing oh-injier community and the
world. ' "
Congratulations, Mrs. Daniels!
First Aid Ushers Meet Friendly Circle of St. Mark
The First Aid Department of the Durham Ushers
Union met recently at the home of Mrs. Hortense
Willis at 1310 Green St. Devotions were led by Mrs.
vHastie ; Price. Mr.C Susie Craig conducted the
meeting and reports were received from all commit
tees. ' . ' ,
A delicious repast4was served. ' ' 1
The next meeting will be held at Greater Saint
Paul Baptist Church on November 24, at 7 p.m.
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Senior Missionaries Visit
Sunshine Rest Home
Representatives of several Senior , Missionary
Society.units of St. Joseph's AME Church provided
an afternoon of conversation,5 games, refreshments
and. gifts to residents of Sunshine Rest Home on
Saturday, November 14. The Sunshine Rest Home
is located on Hanson Road.
The Senior Missionary Society of St. Joseph's
AME .Church includes all adult members of the
Carolina Barnes, Mary C. Evans, Sarah Allen.
Trumilla Smith and Rosa Parks units. They arc
named for outstanding missionary leaders among
African Methodist Episcopal Church women. Their
purpose is lo provide on-going missionary services
within their immediate communities' as well as in
distant areas. I
Mrs. Willia George serves ak .president of the
Western North Carolina conference branches of the
Missionary Society!
Mrs. Florinc Roberson is president of I he Senior
Missionary Society of St. Joseph's AMT Church.
The Friendly Circle Club of St. Mark AME Zidn
T Church held its monthly meeting recently with Mrs.
' : Mildred Woody, 2534 Four Seasons! The meeting
was opened with hymn singing and Scripture. v
. ' Members' present were : Mesdames Sarah
j Cameron, Dazcl - Stevens,. Lena . Thompson,
Florence Littlejohn, Corene 1 Brown, Margaret
Bumpass, Juanita ".' Barnes, Oveta Byers, Louis
Frazier, Hattie Geer, Helen McNeil and Mildred
Woody. ' : rYv'v
Following the .business session, the hostess served
a delicious dinner. Mrs. Stevens thanked the hostess '
for a most enjoyable evening. f.-,..
, The next meeting will be with Mrs. Corene Brown
on Fayetteville Road: H
Price Street Club
Holds Meeting
The Price Street Neighborhood Club met with
Mrs. Sadie Pough, 602 Lin wood Avenue, Friday,
November 13. Miss Annie Dunnigan, the president,'
led the devotion and discussed the various activities
, that the club is considering for the future.,
I A delicious repast was served to the following:
Daniel Johnson, Mesdames Fidelia Brooks, Gladys
Faucette, Georgia Felters, Servator Evans, Queen
E. Toon, Elmira Flintall, Tennie Kornegay, Cora
Brown, Annie M. Dunigan, Sadie Pough, Beola
Baldwin, Doris Baldwin, Sherrie Wingate and
Margaret Jones. ,
Mrs. Brooks thanked the hostess for an enjoyable
meeting.
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