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.. .'8-THt CASOIKA TIMES JAT., FEBRUARY 20, 1912 " ,ssk Pe- t " h t j , :- i Tl I1 i I, - l-f v4 j J I J i ll t ' i' "TTTT" ""TTTuZ. .. ...lulu available tor iC A - i iA tcn oi ineit aavarnsao trams t ,w - T .-..li.iiw noted f JAfiM 1 below tht -dvtflited priet in MCh AAP Store, wcopt pcilic.lly noted tor 1943 Hillside Hornets Make Contributions With proceeds from a testimonial banquet given recently for Frank Burnett, the 1943 Hornet Club presented checks for $250.00 each to the Merrick-Washington Magazine For the Blind and the Durham Striders. Presenting the checks are: Edward Boyd, extreme left, to Frank Davis, head coach of the Durham Striders, and Frank Burnett, extreme . right, to John Carter Washington, associate editor of the Braille Magazine. Black History Service at Mt. Olive "Us of Yesteryears", sketches hitihliehiinu l he - life of slaves through . music, will be held at Mount Olive AME Zion; Church. 1515 West Clubj Blvd., Sunday, February! 21 at 6 p.m. Want To Lose Pounds! Try Low-Cal Snacks , Between meals nibbling accounts for a lot of loosened belts and snug clothes. If you're used to snacking , but need to lose a few pounds, ' try these low calorie snacks recommended by Sarah Hinton, extension food spe-: cialist, North Carolina State University. Keep celery sticks, carrot sticks, zucchini sticks or any other fresh vegetable handy 4n the refrigerator. Spread cheese on celery in stead of dh crackers or bread. Or, try spreading cheese on ! lettuce, which is low in calories and provides bulk. Another excellent snack is a hard-cooked egg, which is high in protein and other es- sential nutrients, but low in : calories. Fayetteville Happenings By Mrs. T.H. Kinney Buy one copy Get One FREE ' - J t -V Let us make a copy' qf our favorite old pnolograpn and we will make a second copy at no charge from the same original. ,.; :.v Example' 1. t 5x7 black copy Second Copy'.. Third Copy - .5x7 Color Copy" Second Copy Third Copy and while - $18.50 FREE $9 50 $22.50 FREE $1050 We also have special reduced rates on restorations of old and damaged . photographs during this special sale. This offer expires March 15th, 1982 AMPIX PHOTOGRAPHY Lakewood Shopping Center; ., Durham. N. C. ' t t ' 493-1411 Several Fayetteville area church leaders attended the 195th anniversary of the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.' Founded by Richard Allen, a freed slave, in 1787 in Philadelphia, the denomination now has churches throughout the world. A highlight was a policy paper, "The Responsibility of the Church to the Black Community During This- Economic Hard ship." The Kings of Harmony presented a concert recently at John Wesley United Methodist Church. Mrs. Sands' piano students presented a Sunday afternoon recital at Mount Hebrew AME Zion Church. The recital was sponsored by the church's Life Members and Ladies Chorus. Some carried their boots and Stetsons for the rodeo. . .Some swung to thg Fayetteville Sym phony. . .Some struck the happy medium with the Valentine version of "Sleeping Beauty". . .others enjoyed "The Women" well worth seeing at the Fayetteville Little Theater. . ."Showboat" is still going on at the Bordeaux Dinner Theater. . .Many supported their favorite whiz kid at the Quiz Bowl on Saturday at EJE, .Smith. Semor.:High School Auditorium. The winning team goes to the regional Quiz Bowl and the event is sponsored by the Cumberland County Public Library. . .You can still see the.exhibits of artists Leonard Dawson, Harvey Jenkins and James Melvin at the Arsenal House Gallery. . .Free to all on Feb. 18 was the Cumberland County String Ensemble at Morgan- : ton Road School, a concert . sponsored by the ', Friends Of The Orchestra. ' ' ,. Many are going to see "Medal of Honor Rag" at Fort Bragg Playhouse. Howard E. Rollins, Jr., is the acclaimed star of the motion picture "Ragtime" and Oscar nominee for Best Supporting Actor. He . appeared on a program at Fayetteville State Univer sity. , A workshop for women themed "Women Of A : Certain Age" was held Saturday at Fayetteville i Technical Institute's Cumberland Hall auditorium, sponsored by . the National Organization for Women, the North Carolina Council on the Status of Women and the Fayetteville State Displaced Homemakers Center. . Mrs. Katie Foushee displayed an item of interest, a hand piano, at the Gillespie Street Library. This I project was sponsored by the AKA Sorority. ' Miss Nancy Lee McNair and Sgt. Marvin Lee ' Harrell of Zion, Illinois were married Saturday at 5 p.m., in First Baptist Church. Rev. C.R. Edwards officiated. i - 1 ... - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William V, McNair of Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrell of Zion, 111., are parents of the bridegroom. The bride's parents were hosts for a reception at 'the USO following he ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Fayetteville State University. She is currently employed at Reid Ross High School. The bridegroom is a graduate of Zion High School in Zion, III., and is currently serving in the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg.. " The couple will live in Germany. Junior Gardeners Select Projects La Petite Junior Garden Club held its monthly ' meeting at the Forest Hills Recreation Center on - Friday, February 12. ; ; ( ; . The Garden Gate was opened by the president, Kecia Samuel. After the business session, members were divided into groups. Each group selected a project and worked ; on one of the following categbries: How to build a terrarium, classification of bulbs, identification of herbs, flower show prac tices and identification of trees. They will continue , to work on the projects at monthly meetings. ? The Juniors also rehearsed for a playlet entitled,, 4,Mr. Leeds and the Garden Seeds", to be presented in the near future. i ; Members present were: Kecia Samuel, Tiffenee Jones, Willie Bass, Kathy Mann, Sherry Smith," La Shawn Bettis, Margaret Webb, Stacie Blanchard 1 and Kim Schuler. - , . , Adult gardeners who served as consultants were: Ms, ; V. Timlic, coordinator, . Mrs. J. Robinson,-; Mrs. G.. McCrea and a parent, Mrs. L. Jones'. , A door prize was presented to Kim Schuler. , ;, . ' Refreshments were served by Ms. Timlic -. ' ; 'The next meeting will be held on March 12 at the ForeSt Wills Recreation Center. Happy Birthday anniversary to Ms. Alyce Green, Mrs. Bernice Ashe and Burnis Boone. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stinson of Fayetteville! announce the engagement of their daughter, Sophia Ann, to Dennis Howard Scott of Fayetteville. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Sgt. Major and Mrs. Bennie L. Smith of Fayetteville and Albert Scott of Columbia, S.C. The wedding is planned for March 20 in the Main Post Chapel at Fort Bragg. The bride-elect is a graduate of Seventy-First High School and La Fayette College. The prospec tive bridegroom attended Fayetteville State Univer sity and is employed by the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg. Many, enjoyed the Ebony Fashion Show which was held in Reeves Auditorium at Methodist Col lege on Tuesday. Thousands enjoyed a wonderful Valentine's Day' on Sunday. We hope you shared with others. La Madrinna Toastmistress Club members held their regular meeting on Monday evening at First ; Baptist Chuteb cm Moore St. A fhlnl-Workshop Was conducted on' "Speech". Assignments were given For the second session. .. Isaiah Walker, coaeh and teacher of black history at E.E. Smith Senior? High School, was the guest speaker at the Christian Training Union of Friend ship Baptist Church. . The Rev. Joseph M, Dunham, pastor of Hilly Branch Baptist Church in Lumberton, spoke at Village Drive Baptist Church Sunday during the observance of Race Relations. ' Miss Pamela Nicole Cummings, 5498 Richwood Court, has been selected to attend the "Presidential Classroom for Young Americans" in Washington, D. C., an educational program which introduces students to the governmental process at work. We salute Pam! ' A number of promotions were announced recent ly in the John T. Council region of A.L. Williams Marketing Organization. Heywood Ward Pugh was promoted to division manager. Edward Hazley, (JMilton Spencer, Albert Felton and George Winder Wete named district managers. Ms. Eloise Mudd, Ralph Harris, Sr., Percy Jones, Jr., and Elbert Hare were named sales managers. . The funeral for Mrs. Carolyn Best of 418 Langdon Street was held Saturday past at John Wesley ; United Methodist Church. Rev, Albert Shuler officiated. She is survived by two sons, Her man Richardson, Jr., of Newark, N.J., arid Robert E. Richardson of New York. .' , The funeral for Walter L, Wiseman, 54, of Bunce Road, was held Tuesday afternoon at First Baptist Church. Rev. C.R. Edwards officiated. He had operated Wiseman's Mortuary since 1970. . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lenora T. Wiseman; a daughter, Miss Tryphina Wiseman of the home; a1 stepson, Sgt. Dorian Lee Graham, with the U.S. Army at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. D.C. Lyon Park Rose Garden Club The Lyon Park vRose Garden Club held its February meeting at the home of Mrs. Willie Sneed on Drew Street. The meeting' was opened with the club song and prayer. The president, Mrs. M.W. Webb read a Valentine poem. Committee reports were heard and Mrs. Catherine Shaw talked on pruning and early spring gardens. The Garden Council has, a fund project to sell tickets for a dinner. The club wiJJiave a tea for the : occasion. . ft Mrs., louise Banks, joined the club. An Ai. ver ary celebration in October and pro posed trips are being discussed.'.;? Members present were Mmes. Sadie Chambers, Margaret Milligan, Lois Cozart, M.W. ; Webb,, Dorothy Blakeney, Josephine Foushee, Annie B. Green,' Mary Hardy, Mable 'Wjlkerson, Willie Sneed, Catherine Shaw, Mattie R. Canty and Sophronia Green. j,--.r "- Thq hostess served a delicious dinner with her two daughters from ahington; D.C, helping her. 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