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14-TKE CARSUNA TlSESr-SATUSSAY. APRIL 1 Spring f lower ShM The Garden Clubs Durham will sponsor their ' annual Spring Flower Show Sunday, May 2, in the auditorium of the J.J. Henderson Towers on Duke Street. " '- ; , The theme for the show wifl be "The Awakening of Spring,!.?V--..'4-v-''.'.;i - . Entries will be accepted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. , The committee is asking the gardeners to get their . ; entries in as early as possible.' . ' : V Judges will go in at 2 p.m. The Show will open to the public at p.m., and is scheduled to close at 5( p.m. ' : : i .,' -' Mss Tracy McGinness ' is Bride of ; William Mis. hiafMiSsCUtkhzrd WICS Reps A t Regional hfczt A Fashion Extravqnganza The women of Russell Memorial CME Church will present a luncheon-fashion show on Saturday, ,'May 1 at 12:30 p.p., arthe Downtowner Motor Inn. Members of the church will be the models. . ' Fashions will be provided by Baldwin's Depart ment store in oowniown uurnam. Donation is $10 for adults; $5 for children under 12. If you are interested in attending, please call ool-tml rier 5 p.m.. Senior Citizens At Saini Titus' Church On April 1 1 , some members of Senior Citizens At St. Titus' met at the home of a member, Mrs. Elnora Smith, on Nebo Street for an afternoon of fellowship and to k enjoy Mrs.- Smith's beautiful 1 -stain .',.'' The lawn was never more beautiful. Centered, upon an expanse pf grass that resembled a green velvet carpet was a tall tree, circled at the base by. a profusion of pansies of various colors, among them here and there, a gorgeous tulip which had escaped the recent onslaught of'iwind and water Smaller trees about the lawn were budding or leafing. The entire lawn-was bordered by a' variety of blooming plants. Outstanding in. the background was a profu sion of pink and white azaleas abundantly blooming- -'; ' .:. , For entertainment, selections befitting the Easter season were read by Mesdames Marian Alston, An-' nie L. Snjith, Ada Leach, and Beatrice White. Also, Mrs, teach and . Mrs. Julia Harris recited ap-l propnate selections. . While the warm sun played hide and seek with the clouds,' " Mrs. Smith served most enjoyable refreshments. 'Other members present were Mesdames Lottie Campbell, Gazella Lipscomb and jvi4uj;c i urucjf. ivuss Maggie cry am,, niece oi Mrs. Lipscomb, and Mrs. Mertha Harris, neighbor of Mrs. Smith, dropped fa " ' 5 Mrs,. Lipscomb thanked Mrs. Smith for her gracious hospitality. Mrs." Smith expressed her pleasure at having the group. ' The next meeting is' scheduled for May 5 at 3 p.m., at St. Titus', . ', " .'" ,:;f:f::r?:,'': - fridges-Hunter Roundup Members of the Bridges-Hunter family met recently for their monthly meeting at 'the home of. James and Margaret Peace at 2804 East Pettiarew Street. Msr CaroireH Privette, : president cqrir ducted the meeting..' ; . : v It was reported that Ae first quarterly newsletter had been mailed to. all known family members and ; that continued ef forts will be made to contact other persons connected to the family. , -" ' Ks. Helen 0, Crews nd Ms. Margaret B. Peace were elected as cni-chairmenr of the nrocram com mittee! Msf Juaneza Peace was. selected ajs' com mittee member 'and other family. membersre to be contacted for their services. The president requested that the program and social committees meet prior , to the May meeting to plan the reunion that is to be held the weekend of July 30. . . ' ' , Family :member reported as sick were Mrs. ' Olivia Brown,' Sweetie Hunter and Onie Rogers. The grodp also acknowledged birthday anniver-. sarins being celebrated this month. Happy birthday wishes were extended to Nikk Privette Kenneth! 1 larris, Marva (Penny) Peace, Boyd Jones; Donice B. Jones, Herbert Bullock, Mack Fennell, Sheila' linages anJ Boulah B. Williams. , Family members present at this meeting were: Oscar Bridges, Daisy Bridges, , Helen B, Crews, Donice p. Jones, David Harris, Sr., Cayle B. Har-r ris, Carolina H. Privette, Cher-Rhonda Privette, Nikki Privette, David Harris, Jr., Kenneth Harris, Nicholas. Harris, Marva (Penny) Peace, Juaneza Fcace, Cheryl Peace, Reshauna Peace and Margaret B- Peace. 1 V The next meeting will be held on May 8 at the home of Larry arid Marva Peace at 5310 Pepper- ! crn Street. AH persons, who are related to this, family are, cordially invited to attend. . j : Miss Tracy Colleen McGinn ess and William An dre Morrow were married in an Easter Sunday - ceremony in Sebastopol, California. The Rev. ) David Beckwith performed the ceremony. ' ' TmS bride is the daughter of Mrs. Terry McGin- ' ness of Rohnert Park, California. She is the grand daughter of Mrs. Jayne Gritton of San Francisco. I Mr. and Mrs. William G. Morrow of Durham are the bridegroom's parents. .'- : ' . - . The bride wore a gown of chiffon trimmed in1 Alencon lace and seed pearl: A juliet cap held her fingertip veil of matching lace and pearl. r , Maid of honor ; was Miss April Cox of v Sebastopol. Bridesmaids were Miss Andrea McGin-1 ness and fAj. Nina Brians, sisters of the bride from Rohnert risk; Ms. Pam Freimnth of Santa Rosa, Ms. Deidre Winsett of Napa; &d Ms. Jean Max well of LaHabra, California, Eric Morrow of Atlanta,, Ga., was his brother's best man.' Head usher was Timothy McGinness, brother of the bride. Groomsmenn were Rodney Morrow of Durham, brother of the groom; Joseph LeCompe of Greensboro, Tom Richards and Peter Commandeur of Las Gatos, California and Bill Fleming of Whittier, California: ! Candlelighters were Denise Long of Sebastopol and Christopher Domush, cousin of the groom, San Rafael, Calif. Children in the wedding were Nichole Brians and Mechelle McGinness, nieces of the bride and Christopher Brians, nephew of the bride.' The wedding was directed by Ms. . Jo Anne .Beckwith. ; A dinner reception was given by the bride's fami ly at Mount Gilead Bible Conference in Sebastopol. The groom's parents hosted an after-rehearsal dinner at the Union Hotel Restaurant in Occidental, California. ; Bridal showers were given by Ms. April Cox and Ms. Andrea McGinness. Out of state guests attending the wedding includ ed the,. groom's family from Durham, the groom's grandfather, Jacob Dixon, Sr., Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeCompe, Greensboro (all North Carolina), and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Brandon, from New Jersey. The bride attended Biola University in LaMirada, 1 California and, is employed at Mount Gilead Bible Conference In Sebastopol. , The bridegroom is a graduate of N.C. A&T State University, in Greensboro. He attended Talbot Theological Seminary in LaMirada and is employed at St. Vincent's Boys School in San Rafael, Califor-' "nia. . The couple will live in San Rafael. , J Mrs. Johnnie B. McLester and Miss Rupert Elan chard attended the WICS Regional Conference i;n Atlanta, Georgia, March 29-Apru 1. . National and regional personnel from eight states were ' in attendance Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina. South Carolina. ,( Tennessee and Kentucky. : - Regional director Keith Weekley, praised 'the volunteers for dedicated service to the task of help- ; ing younp people to create a positive self-image fa ; tpken of. appreciation. . the midst of a desperate world situation. Durham Mayor Charles Markham declared April 18-24 as WICS Week. The proclamation was signed in his office, and presented to Mrs. Minerva Evans, Church Women United's president and Mrs. John nie B, McLester, local WICS project director and state representative. Volunteers were awarded Ap preciation Certificates andor WICS stick pins as a V :: ' .' ..j- - t - r ' . t . ,r m WI i MI ' it . . J Mrs. Evans, Mrs. McLester and Mayor Markham WICS Week Proclamation Presented : IIUgfliymHgUj i'- DUU First Aid Meeting The First Aid Deoartment of the Durham t khorc Union met recently at Oak Grove Free WilJ Baptist Church:. Mrs. W, McKetthan led devotions and conducted the meeting during which reports were received from all committees. A repast was served. ' ; The next meeting will be held at Mount Gilead Baptist Church on April 17 at 7 p.mAll members.: are urged to' attend. i , : Friendly Circle Club On Sunday April 18, the Friendly .Qrcle Club of! St. Mark AME Zion Church held its monthly ' meeting with Mrs. Oveta Byers and Mrs. Mildred Woody. : v : v.'v,,' The meeting, was conducted by the president. Mrs. Helen McNeil, following which- dinner was " . -I . rVt- ' . a.. seivcu. inose enjoying tne nospitaiity were: Mesdames Louise Frazier, Sarah Cameron, Mary Coward; Corine Brown, Juanita Barnes, Florence uttiejonn, Lena Thompson, Dazel Stevens, Oveta Byers, Helen McNeil, Mildred Woody, Lirt Jones; ana trover Burtney., Mrs. , Stevens thanked the nostess. . The next meeting will be with Mrs. Helen McNeil on June 20. ' Mount Vernon Day Care Center To Sponsor Bazaar The Mount Vernon Day Care Center will sponsor a bazaar on Saturday, May 8 at the Mount Vernon Baptist Church, 1007 South Roxboro Street, Durham. Activities will be ongoing from 10:30 a.m. to .4 p.m. Proceeds will go toward enhancing the Center's developmental program. , 5 STORE LOCATIONS: Mon. thru Sit., North gale open 24 hours; weuons viiiaga a.m. m n p.m.; mvarview open 7 a.m. til 11 p.m LB. University Drtva 7 a.m. All stores open 9 a.m. in Durham. Mil A aa A w . . . ui n p.m.; soutn squire 7 a.m.tu 11 p.m. 9 p.m. Al prices effective in all Big Stars J WT 4 U.S. GRADE A MIXED FRYER PARTS (Q)(Q)C PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT. APRIL 24, 1932. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. NONE SOLD TO OTHER DEALERS. RATH'S TENDER & MILD 4 CANNED HAM ( m , $ l 98 Sf 1'3 LB. V irwini nil M Southern coqking, like South ern hospitality, bad become a legend. Every region of the South enjoys a well-deserved ' tradition " o( 1 great cUlinary .heritage and good cooks were . known for their, knack., of flavoring foods with a< pork. - baron and ham.' A particular favorite is Black-Eyed Peas; and Hani Here's a recipe from a Wlitrlpoor microwave oven . cookbook that is easy to tx and captures, that true south-. , ern ' flavor. ' To top off this delicious entree, serve a light '.Lemon Cake, another favorite : from the South. , 1 . LEMON CAKE . Total cooking time: 15 mtautea 1 cups granulated sugar H cup butter or mmrgartne teupoons grated lemon , . peel m.,' v Z'i cups aU-purpose floor ;, , H teaspoon baUng'aoda ' cup milk..' 1 4 ; 1 - , i V, cup lemon juice ; t cups sifted powdered '. sugar 'k'lriy tlb'y. 't teaspoon vanilla ' Milk ' '. . , - ' Jtt mixer bowl; cream to- ' r gether granulated sugar, but- 1 . ter, and 1 teaspoon of the peel ' till fluffy. Add eggs,-one at a ' time, beating well after each ' addition. Stir together flour and soda; add to creamed mixture alternately with ; 4 cup mUk, beating after each addition. Beat In the lemon Juice. .Turn Into 13 x 9 x 2-lnch baking dish. Cook, uncovered. piiuivn tor 9 minutes. V't ! m gjssjwsJiajMpaajfc 1 - in- .,.,. mat I SI'. : IK FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS 35 LB. AVG f, BONE IN BLADE CHUCK ROAST $128 LB. LOW PRICES ON FOOD EVERY DAY! jCHOICEl TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT $169 1 49 oz. 1 ' UMIT 1 WS1D ORDER WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS vanilla; stir in enough milk (about 2 ' tablespoons) to : make glaze of spreading consistency.' Spread glaze on cooled cake: ' . . 1. " ' . i.i. .', -t . BLACK-EYED PEAS AND HAM (Shown) ' , Total cooking time: 1 hoar 55 minutes ' : , 1H cups dry black-eyed peas 5 cups water l!f pounds smoked fuun bocks, spUt-,;;' jr - iiX-ft Y cup chopped onion ' . H cup chopped celery ' l M teaspoon salt -, teaspoon cayenne pepper ; k bayleal '.z . . 1 10-ounee pacrage freaen ; cntokr .- '' at giving dish, a half turn wi Cook at HIGH for 5 minutes qt till done. Cool. Stir together. ' powdered sugar, remaining peel, and In 3-Quart casserole, combine peas and water. Soak overnight. . Do not drain. Stir in hocks, onion, celery, salt, cayenne and bey leaf. Cook,; covered, at HIGH for 15. minutes or till boiling. Cook, covered at MEDIUM IOW forjji hours or till peas are. done and hocks are tender. Stir In okra. Cook, covered at , medium for 10 minutes, giving dish half turn after 5 minutes. Discard bay lea. Season to taste. Makes 3 servings. . MICRO TIP? (Leftover cake batter can be frosen If you don't intend to bake it right away. Half the batter from a f-layer die fj"" -up freesar container. Thaw, uncovered at DEFROST for I minutes. Stir to Mend then bake as dmired. PALiilOLIVE DISH DETERMENT 27f OFF LASEL ' 32 02. n r TV APPLES m 1 m .mm 't : .7 1 R "if j 138 SIZE 12 lor $1.29 .i.i. : JUU 2) tROPICANA ORANGE JUICE U ' ropicini HALf GALLON CANTON rf 3pwr "mmm
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