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Durham Social Notes of Interest IK Mrs. Symiorr Dayr 477-3370 John William Holman has fulfilled all re quirements for the Ph.D. degree at The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg in creative writing. . -- - He is a graduate of Merrick-Moore High School t and received a bachelor's degree in English from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He received a master's degree from North Carolina Central University. : Holman is married to the former Miss Carmen Conner of Atlanta and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Holman, Sr., of 4404 Den field Street. Reverend ' James Lilly became the pastor of l.akeview Baptist Church onOearborn Drive, effec tive Sunday July II. Congratulations and best wishes to newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. James McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williams, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Daye. 'v. Ms. niynii Holman has returned to Richmond, California after spending a month visiting her fathei, Bonnie Holman, Jr., and her grandparents. While in the area, she visited her maternal grand father the Reverend Leon Riddick in Charlotte. I ollowinii a week of large nightly attendance, ivival climaxed at the New Red Mountain Baptist ( huuh, Roimeniont on Friday evening, July 16. I'.nn. ipaiiuc ministers (choirs and congregations) w i. : Ue. McCoy Bullock of Orange Grove; Rev. .1.1). Coble of New Harris Grove, Rev. Legeon, C Vdai Grove, pastor Siloam Baptist Church; Rev. Metehcr, Caines Chapel; Rev. O.L. Sherrill of Mount Calvary Baptist Church. ; Please pray for sick and shut-in. Give them a call: Mesdames Pearl Foskey, Georgeanna Ray, Annie Myers, Mildred Neal, Estelle Nixon, Hattie Parrish, Versie Harris, Creola Campbell, Anna Jones, Nan nie Tocran, Berma Dunnegan, Janie Parker, Annie Lipscomb Wade, C. Holman, Elveta James, Thelma Bass, Alyce Roberts, Maggie Tilley, Annie Roberts, Mildred Jones, Moriah Judd, Magnolia Leak; Messers. W.A. Harris, Ervin Lyons, Bonnie Lee Allen, Graham Parker, Jural Johnson, Larry Tur rentine, Michael Lunsford, Rev. Edward Parker, Frank Williams, Dorsay Beard, Joseph Wade, Broadie Daye, Earnest Mangum, Sr. Happy birthday anniversary to Miss La Wanda Lawson, Mrs. Eula Streeter, Daryl Jones, Miss Gale Jones, James Mack. Mr. and Mrs. Linwodd Turrentine and children have returned to their home in Maryland after spen ding the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Jessie Tur rentine. They attended the dedication service of the new Red Mountain Baptist Church on Sunday. Sincere sympathy is extended to the families of Leon Richardson, John Alston, Mrs. Pauline An drews, Samuel Rogers, Sr. Barbee Family Reunion Held The decendants of the Abe and Adline Barbee family held their third reunion at the Sheraton Hotel in Silver Spring, Maryland on July 3-4. The host city was Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Olivia B. White served as chairman of the commit tee. " " ': Durham family members who attended the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Barbee and Rev. and Mrs, Joseph Allen and family. Other relative attended from Fairfield and On tario, California, Fort Worth, Texas, Philadelphia, Pa., New York City. Springfield, Mass., Paterson and Jersey City, N.J., Florence, S.C., Detroit, Michigan, District Height, Md., Chicago, 111., Hampton and Gloucester,- Va., Charlotte and Greensboro, N.C., and Toronto, Canada. On Saturday, July 3'at 8 p.m. A banquet was held in the Maryland Room of the hotel. Im mediately following the banquet, family pictures were made: A disco followed with music by Me! Mel of Happy Faces, Inc. On Sunday, July 4, the family gathered for a pic nic at the Greenbelt Park. That evening, a pool par ty was held at the hhotel pool. Tentative plans are now underway for the next reunion which will be held in Chicago, 111., with Mrs. Ernestine Tillis serving as chairman. DUU First Aid Department Meets The First Aid Department of the Durham Ushers Union met recently at Community Baptist Church. Devotions were led by Mrs. Hastie Price and the "meeting was conducted by Mrs. Willier McKeithan. Reports were received from all committees. The next meeting will be held at Mount Calvary United Church of Christ, 1715 Athens Avenue at 7 p.m., on July 27. All members are urged to attend. -.jpfogs famny Reunion , The Fikes family reunion will be held on Sunday, -August 1, 2-6 p.m.i at the W.D. Hill Recreation Center on Fayetteville Street. Friends are invited and all family members are asked to bring a basket. Silver Tea Sponsored By University Assembly Recently, a Silver Tea was held at Zafa Temple sponsored by University Assembly No. 218 Order of the Golden Circle. This program featured Tots to Teens in talent and fashion. The fashions included swim sports, casual and "Sunday go-to-meeting wear". The talents consisted of a disco dance, modern dancing, singing, tap and ballet dancing, poem recitations and a piano selection. All - par ticipants on program received a trophy and an ap preciation certificate. The committee for this gala affair: Loyal Lady Ruler Martha C. Devone, Associate Loyal Lady Ruler Oriel Dillard, Past Loyal Lady Ruler Pattie Brown, Loyal Lady Assistant secretary Minerva i . Fields, and Loyal Lady Ruth Singleton. Loyal Lady Guide, Gladys Johnson, chairman of the Social Committee and Loyal Lady Alice Johnson Davis, co-chairman, worked diligently and did a fine job with the refreshments. , Parents and friends were present. A reception followed the ceremony. New Orleans Site Of Tau Gamma Delta Boule Chapters of Tau Gamma: Delta Sorority throughout the country will send delegates and representatives to the 37th annual Boule to be held at the New Orleans Hyatt Regency, August 1-7. The theme,; for this year's convention is, "Greater , Responsibility for Service and Development." - Members arriving early will attend worship ser vice on Sunday morning, August L On Monday there will be a press conference, and an "Early Bird" welcome party. In addition to the daily, business sessions, pther activities planned fr the 1 week include a tour of the city, a cruise down the . Mississippi, a public meeting, an awards banquet and a formal dance. . : ; v r , ( , At the public meeting on Wednesday evening, na tional scholarships will be awarded to several deser ving students, and monetary contributions made to the recipients of the sorority's National Service Pro jects. ; Lambda Chapter currently has three members serving as national officers. They are: Mmes. Ora L. Bryant, first,, anti-basileus; Omega Parker, member of the Supreme Directorate; and Violet P. Rogers, national editor-in-chief. Twenty-two members plan to attend the conven tion. In addition, ' several husbands, children and friends will be on board. Visit With Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Covington Of Norfolk, Virginia spent the weekend visiting with his aunt, Mrs. , Florence Daniels, in Durham. In the late 1800s, Elijah McCoy patented 50 different inventions relating principally to machine lubricators. U.S. CHOICE BEEF BONE-IN Fayetteville Happenings By Mrs. T.H. Kinney CHUCK ROAST Clarkston Thomas has recently been elected Commander of Melvin Elliott Post 202 of the American Legion. Other officers installed are: William Staton, 1st Vice Commander; William P. Mitchell, 2nd Vice Commander; Roosevelt Tims, 3rd Vice Commander; James D. McRae, Chaplain; Clyde Brown,7 Adjutant; Johnnie Bullock, Finance Officer; Earnest Ray, Sgt. -At-Arms; Samuel Little, Historian; Lero$ SV Anderson,! Service ; Officer: w The outgoing 'Commander Johnnie Lf Btrlldck was elected Commander of 8th District of the American Legion and William P. Mitchell, was re elected as Department Sgt. -At-Arms of the American Legion, Department of North Carolina at the convention held here in Fayetteville. Mrs. Annie Powell, reigning queen of the North Carolina State Beauticians , and , Cosmetologists Association, will compete for the national, title in Philadelphia, Pa. on August 7. Mrs. Powell, is a member of the Fayetteville Beauticians' Club, :. Chapter 32 and owner of Mini Boutique Beauty ;v Shop on Bunce Road. She was crowned queen for ' the association at the state convention in Wtoston Salcm on May 23. Proceeds from the association's projects arc used for educational funds. Vv ' ' -Vt':; '..j 'i ''i'"v:;?v: ',:-'. tk Mr. and ivirs. Romas I.-. Hales of Fayetteville an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Theresa Roylcnc. to Alfred Leroy Grandy. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grandy of Williamston. The wedding is planned for August 21 at First Baptist C'hurch. The bride-elect is a. graduate of North Carolina State University. She is employed by Eckerds Ap parel. The prospective bridegroom is a student at North Carolina State University. , Joseph Hamilton of Fayetteville was honored for his 102nd birthday anniversary recently at Mattock ; Memorial AME Zion Church. Hostess for the occa sion was Mrs. Hael Jones. Hamilton was bom in Georgetown, S.C., on July 10, 1880, and has lived in I ayeltcville since 1920. A hotel owner in the 1920V.'. he worked for many years as a self employed contractor in the community. He is a member of Mattock Memorial AME Zion Church.'' and has been married to Mrs, Margaret Hamilton for almost 28 vears. ' - A eroup of high school guidance counselors . visited the command July 8 from Lansing, Mich. recruiting area. They, were given a slide show and briefing on the museum. Thegroup spent three days visiting major units and training on post . .. - Christopher M. Veazie, 1707 Patterson Circle, a recent graduate of E.E. Smith High School,, has tbeeniappointed tothe U.S. Ait Force Academy in Colorado Springs. ... ;v . ; , ... -.'':..' y ' ,:f Irving Veazie, 1707 Patterson Circle, director of the Rudolph Jones Student Center at Fayetteville State University; has received his doctorate in educational administration from Southeastern University in New Orleans. :' v . .. ' Michael Lunsford, 610 McLamb Drive, has been named to the dean's list for the semester at St. ' Augustine's College in Raleigh. K . 'h jA water safety instructor class is being sponsored V by the Fayetteville Recreation and Parks Depart ment and the local chapter of the American Red Cross. It will be held in Seabrook Pool beginning Monday and running through August 6 at 7-9 p.m. A fee will be charged. Call 867-8151. " Charles" I: Brown, professor of education af ' Fayetteville State University, has received a doctor of humane letters honorary degree from Southern University in New Orleans. , s Jeffrey Getz, 6309 E. Hampton Court, has received a second-place award in an energy contest sponsored by Carolina Power and Light Company. The funeral for Joel "Jody" Moore, 28, of 231 J Nickey Ave., was held Friday afternoon at Paye Funeral Home. Sympathy is extended to his father, four brothers and his two sisters. Sincere sympathy is extended to the Charlie Henry Hodges family of Warsaw in the death of his !. wife Mrs. Grace Faison Hodges. She is survived by Charles Junior1 Hodges, Thomas -C Hodges anil Mrs. Addie Pearl Hodges Price, all of Warsaw. Mrs. Hodges was funeralied on Sunday. DJ kU BLADE ' PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT., JULY 24, 1982. QUANTITY U. S. ' RIGHTS RESERVED. NONE SOLD TO OTHER DEALERS. J HOIPkP 1 Wt ULMULT Abbtr I 'I IT! Q Q Q1" V'n 28 FEDERAL FfJO (Jq :i:'"".vV l.V: r-'.n,'. v. ,-.r ... . ., ' .. 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AUG.'S ' dians were also in attendance for the session; and Freshmen and new Undents attending the second the College held special activities for them which in freshmen orientation session pre-registered for .eluded campus and city tours, financial aid counsel classes during their second visit to Saint Augustine's Ing, meet the administrator's session, a seminar on College on last week. Approximately 150 students the history of Saint Augustine's, a reception and a were In attendance for the second in a series of three banqnet. I1 n$J oz. n j 1 4 ' u ; 1
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