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10 THE CAECUM TIKES-SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1982 Dt. Mary'MyD'am'Receivei P.D.R. Honors ut. wary m. uavis,i.t PDR. iThrcssa Hunter -J Fez Club. 1981 and 1982 Queen, received her Past Grand Daughter Ruler's Honors on August 15 at the 83rd Grand Lodge Convention; IBPOE of W in Washington D.C. Dt. Davis is a member of Salome Temple No. 704, Durham: a pasi assistance Vice Daughter; Ruler; past president of the Purple Cross Nurses Unit 407, and the Pro gressive Council. 5th District; treasurer of Thressa Hunter ; Fez Club, the Education Department of IBPOE of W; (She received her honors through the Education Department of IBPOE of W); a member of Drucilla Chapter No. 19, OES, PHAi: a member of North Carolina Licensed' Practical Nurses Association, state and national: is employed at Duke Hospital North in the . pediatric depart ment; a member of Lin coln Memmorial Baptist Church and chairman of the Crusade Committee; a member of the usher, board and chairman of the program committee. ' She is the daughter of Mrs. Velaria Davis of 203 East College Street in Franklinton. Subscribe To The Carolina Times Calf Today 682-2913 '. - f s " ; V - hi ; i ' , ft ' ( a v Jr. ' .a if r - f I f 7 7, a kirn Dt. Mary M. Davis. PDR Durham Notes Of Interest By Mrs. Sy miner Daye 477-3370 The Gospel Choir of the New Red Mountain Baptist. Rougemont, under the direction of Thomas Vanhook, will celebrate its first anniver sary on Sunday, September 5, at 4 p.m., with a musical extravaganza. Guest groups scheduled in clude the Greater Joy: Ensemble and the Cates Family. The public is invited. Rev. Cureton Johnson is the pastor. ? .Congratulations and best wishes to newlyweds MV. and Mrs. Timothy Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Wingfield, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Earl Lennon, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walker. Mrs. "Roberta Lipscomb Jones of Washington, D.C, is here visiting her mother who is a patient in iDuke Hospital. Happy birthday anniversary to William Crews and Mrs. Zonnie Mae Hedgepeth. Sincere sympathy is extended to the families of Roger Dunnegan, C. Robert Clcgg, Mrs. Mary Johnson Markham, Mrs. Mary N. Jones, Donnell Hopson; Sherman Bass. Mrs. Rhodes and Rev. George Brooks. Mr. and Mrs, Donnell Hicks,' Jr.. and family of Syracuse, NY, have returned home after spending several days with their parents, Mrs. Catherine" Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Hicks, Sr., in Durham. Please pray for the .sick and shut-in: Mesdames Mildred Neal, Creola Campbell. Hattie Parrish. Edna Johnson Kennedy. Pearl Foskey, Estelle Nix ' On;' MOflah'Jtiddj'EHjr-Mangum. Annie Lipscomb Wade, Berma Dunnegan, Alyce Roberts, Willie Rhodes, . Candice Moore, Thelma Bass, Minnie Roberts Minnie Harris. Georgianna Ray; ; Messers. Joseph Wade, W. A. Harris, Judge Har ris, Graham Parker, Earnest Mangum, McNeil Lunsford, Rev. Jack Parker, Judd Harris, Dorsey Beard. Irvin Lyons, W.A. Harris Fayetteville Happenings By Mrs. T.H.Kinney The Pope Officers' Wives Club recently hosted a breakfast to welcome officers' wives who are newcomers to the base. ; "-'-...- , . The Girl Scout troops are now forming in Cumberland County. Scouting is open to girls bet ween rhe ages of 6 and 17. Adults of any age or sex are: also welcome to become counselors or ; volunteers. Call 483-0832. grade levels. The use ot the calculator "and the microcomputer as instructional tools was included. Teachers attended four different workshops. Volunteers are neea for the fourth annual CROP Walk for Hunger October 3. Interested congregations, clubs, and t "ups should contact Urban Ministry at 483-5944. . Women's Soccer League is looking for propsec tive players - anyone over age 18. Call 868-4415 or 497-3051. . Men's Volleyball begins the third week in September. The 14 games will be played at Edgewood Middle School on Ramsey St. Call 483-1762. ; , Flag Football - Registration runs through Sept. 9. Call 483-1762. " ., ' :.; ,' Two Moore' County students have received bachelor's degrees from Johnson CSmith Univer sity; They are Ms.' Marier Antoinette Shields of Southern Pines, in communication arts; and Ms. Juanita Pearson Lloyd of Pinchurst. in social work, ; . , Several families traveled to Clio, S.C. for their annual picnic as many came from around the coun try. They enjoyed fellowship and feast throughout the week. Some held their family reunions on Sun- day. ' ; ' i ;;' The Zctas held their regular meeting on Saturday afternoon. The. meeting was hosted bv Sorors Wilkcrson; Walker, Williams, Worlev and Woodard. - Carson Sampson and family of Brooklyn. NY. arc visiting their North Carolina relatives and .''friends. ;,-,.-,.,:,.,, . ':A '',.':':'''' 'i ' .,.! ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams vacationed in New : Jersey last week. ' - f.;' ,' '' ,; .'' i a V ;, : ' - 'f;iv---:-r7'r v ' Think,7you corners ilon't have to be space wasters. Corners arc a problem. Either they are the ' worst space wasters or they become an unwelcome ' focal point, of a room,; out of scale with the walls ' , and just : being there, cmptyj; Now i hey can be - useful. Try mini-grouping in the corner. Use a tall . sculpture, a downlight, a tall tree, a bamboo pam, plants. Try them! 1 -.wr. . ;;.',.,f. ::'r::":. ' ::: ' k ' "Carnival" opens at 7 he' Bordeaux Dinner Theater on Saturday. v ,' .Exercise may change your nutritional needs. Ac- ! live people need higher amounts of Vitamin B2. Ac tive people need a diet with a high nutrient density and more carbohydrates. Experts say that dairy products arc good for providing B2. -r7. -T Mr. and Mrs, Clifton McBryde announce the engagement of their granddaughter, Regina Jo Whitley, to James Kenneth Home, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Home of Fayetteville. The bride-elect is a graduate of North Carolina Central University and is a lieutenant in the Air Force stationed at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. M'-". The future bridegroom is a graduate of N.C. A&T State University. He is a captain in the Air Force and is stationed at Andrews Air Force Base, m, ...... j . ; , The couple will be married October y. Miss Denisc Verna Thompson, daughter of Mrs. F.dythe Thomps.:i of Fayetteville. and Trent D. Davis, son of M . and Mrs. M. Davis of Phoenix, Arizona." were married August 14 in a 3 p.m. ceremony ut Bible Way Holiness Church. The Rev. O. !., Conyers officiated at the ceremony. A reception was held at the Ramada Inn with the family and friends of the couple as hosts. The bride is a graduate of Reid Ross High School serving in the Air Force at Elgin Air Force Base in Florida. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mary Vale High School in Phoenix. Arizona. He is in the Air Force stationed al Seymour Johnson Air Force Base.' j:.-. . ; .". - The couple will live in Florida. . Cumberland County Public Health Director Dr: Jesse Williams has been chosen outstanding health director by his colleagues across the state. Williams was honored this weekend in Raleigh during the an nual conference of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners, He is president of the North Carolina Association of Health Directors, an organization affiliated with theNCACC. . - y He, was presented the county's award for" distinguished service. ' ' ;? , ' , .' 7" ' r The local branch or the NAACP met Sundav afternoon in the Gillespie Street branch of the .Cumberland County Public Library. . Approximately 400 teachers from Region IV at tended a mathematics conference for grades K-12 at E.E. Smith High School Thursday. r Dr. Gloria Danlzlcr. mathematics coordinator for Region IV, said that the conference focused on strategics and techniques f6r teaching math at all Spaulding Family Reunion To Be Held This Weekend ... y v WILMINGTON Descendants of Benjamin Spaulding and Edith Delphia Jacobs. Spaulding, born in 1773 and 1786, respectively, will be celebrating the ' East Coast ,Spaulding 1 Reunion, August 27-29. at the Blockade Runner, Wrightsvillc Bcacftt Activities for the' reunion include registra tiortvFriday. August 27 ..-in the lobby of the hotel from 12 noon until 8 p.m.; a banquet, and dance Friday night; a picnic at Empie Park Wilmington. : .Saturday, 'August 28;.' and Family Day and - Homecoming; Sunday. August 29, at J I a.m. at 1 Rchobct h AM E Zion Church, Route 2. aarkton. The descendants of the Original Ben Spaulding in 'cludc many of the present Spaiildings, Mitchells, Moores. Blanks, . Jacobscs, Boyds, Campbells, Webbs, 7 Grahams. Smiths,7 Shaws, ; Lennons. McDougalls. Newells, Phifers, Youngs, and Whiles of Bladen and Columbus counties. . More than 300 family members have registered for attendance."; Families - represented on the registration, roster are from Arizona, California. Georgia. Illinois; Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey. New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South' Carolina, Tennessee, Texas; Virginia. Washington, and Washington, D.C. Many outstanding achievements have been made by the descendants of Benjamin Spauldingln the fields of ' agriculture; art, business, education,, government, law, medicine, nursing, religion and writing: ' . . v Reunion committee members include: Chairmen J. Bernard Carter and Lois S. Morris; secretary, Adrena Carter; registration, Juanita Corbin, Alma Lennon and Marie Spaulding; transportation. Dr. H.M." Hargrave and John Smith; budget, John McAdams and Adrena Carter; program, Lois Mor ris, Geneva Wade and Otelia McAdams; family pic nic, E. A. Corbin, Otelia McAdams,. Lois Morris and Linda Spaulding; banquet, Mattie Spaulding, Lydia Moore and Bonnie Smith; dance, Raymond Morrisville Notes Pride of Joy Chapter 579 Order of Eastern Star will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, September 2 at 7:30 p.m.. at the Shiloh Community Center, Morrisville. . The Junior Choir of Shiloh Baptist Churchwill observe its anniversary on Sunday, September 5 at 3 t- p.m, v.; wr; i.i; L;:,;:i7-H -;-77i-.::.: Morris and Leon Spaulding; souvenirs; Sandra ' Hughes and Carolyn Forte; publication. Martha Faison. Etta'Goins, John Spaulding. Alma Len,non ' and ' Lucille Williams; hospitality, Altcrbcrry , : Moore, Leon Spaulding; Beulah Hargrave, Iris S. Davis, Otelia McAdams. Bcnnye Davjs and "Carorietn C Chest nul; publicity. T: Caronell' CTJi Chestnut, Bernard Carter and John A. Spaulding: program cover design, Trcmcl Faison and E.A. Corbin. - . . Youth University Developmental Learning Center, Inc. YC1DLC Inc. Now Open TODDLERS KINDERGARTEN FIRSTGRADE AFTER SCHOOL Ages 1-6 Hours: 6:30 am 5:30 pm, M-F For More Information Call: 596-8 108" Mrs, L. P. Wal ker. M. Ed.v Director 1301 Riddle Road Durham, N.C. 27713 HOLLY FARMS U.S. GRADE A' MIXED FRYER PARTS FAMILY PACK PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 28, 1982. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR RESTAURANTS. WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS! r, JUMBO WESTERN 3- HONEYDEWS MbodFrycrParts JJ $69 EA.U O I S 1 111,1 . I I .'JhtS SWEET CALIFORNIA RED. BLACK & WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES Wo QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 5 LBS. OR MORE $118 O LOW PRICES ON FOOD EVERY DAY! PETER PAN , . '. I,:. ,.!-, u", : ; '. , PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH CRUNCHY 18-OZ. $I39 JAR ' J I .; ...MM.,,.... .,.., ,.,.,:.., I It 4' .7ZrP White House Unitc unncc III I U MUUUb APPLE JUICE A ASSORTED BOUNTY PAPER TOWELS t JUMBO VUJ 32-OZ. BOTTLE ASSORTED DUNCAN HINES vi PAlfc niiv trfS unit mi A 18V2.0Z. 1 11