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RALEIGH PERSONALS * CLUBS . CHURCHES
BY MRS. L. HARGETT GREENE
(Items for this column should be mailed
to P. O. Box 628 or called in at TE 2*45-19
or jjr 4-5558 before Tuesday morning)
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WAV MON HODGE IN Cl 14
A-/ Waymon Oliver Hodge, »on '
of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Hod fa e,
205 Lincoln Court, is on leave from
'Walker Air Force Base, New Mex
ico for thirty days to spend tiv
holidays with his family and
friends.
MRa. WILSON RECUPERATING
Mrs, Dorothy Taylor Wilson is j
recuperating at her W. South S;
residence.
VISITS PARENTS
•Mr Henry David Andrews. Sr. !
of New York City visited his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs D. W Andrews,
of 1.516 Oberhn Road.
AIRS. LEVISTER HERE
Mrs. Lerlalne Mitchell Lev
Ister of Boston, Mass., daugh
ter of Mr. N. T. Mitchell, wing
ed into the city Saturday to
spend’ the Yuletide season with
her father and sister, Mrs. D.
H. Kerk of S. Pettigrew St
C AROL SINGING SET
The Choristers of the Saint Paul
A. AWE Church will carol all in
disposed members of the church
Sunday night, December 23.
ATTEND FUNERAL HERE j
Some of the out-of-towners at- !
tending funeral services of Mi. j
Howard" Curtis were Mr. -Tames -
Curbs of New York Mr Curb;
borhler; Mr Alexander Curtis of
Cleveland. Ohio, Mr. Curtis' broth
er:' Mrs. Lillian Brooks of East
Orange. N. J. Mr. Curtis' sister;
Mrs. Alice Bryant, of New Yo.k
City. Mr. Curtis' sister; Mrs. Min
nie Rogers of East Orange, N. J,
Mr Curtis’ sister: Mrs. Lucille
Black of Hartford Conn. Mr. Cur
tis' daughter; Mrs. Naomi Roster
of New York City. Mrs. Mary Bebe
of Hartford. Conn., Mrs. Susie Mad
riock of East Orange. N. J and
Mr. and Mis. Louis Curtis of Louts*
burg.
NURSERY PTA MEETS
The Tot Haven Parent Tea
cher Association met at the
Manly Street Christian Church
on Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 5. During the business ses
sion officers for the year were
ele- ted. Newly elected officers
are Airs. Georgia Thompson,
president; Mrs. Rebecca Gold
start. vice president; Airs Car
rie Lee Davis, secretary, Airs.
Bertha Gibson, treasurer. Airs.
Hinton, chairman of the pro
gram committee and Airs. Ed
gerton, chairman of the social
committee.
LEAGUE ACTIVITY
The Allen Christian Endeavor
Leaguers of the Saint Paul A.M.E.
Church will sing Christmas carols
Monday night, December 24.
REORGANIZED
The Parsonage Supply Club of
the Saint, Paul A.M.E. Church met
for reorganization Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Al
meta Leonard, 704 Jamaica Drive.
At the close of the business ses
sion n social hour was held. Mem
bers present were Mesdames Ad
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Johnson, Bessie Wesley, Annie
j Haywood and Almeta Leonard.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, January 9, 1957, at l
the home of Mrs. Annie Haywood!
of Heck Street.
SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB
The .Social Service Club of
the Davie Street Presb.vterian
Church met Wednesday at the
church to prepare boxes of
clothing, toys, books, etc. for
needy families. Members pre
sent were the president, Mrs
Alarie Hill; Mrs. F. B Brower
Airs. Mary Carnage, Mrs.
Thelma Keck, Airs. Dorolh.v
Lane. Airs, Annie Robinson,
Airs. Thelma Gibson and Airs.
Maude Smith.
ENJOYS YULE PARTY
Little Miss Hope Whitakei of
732 Fayetteville Street enjoyed
the Christmas Party given by
Mrs. McCullough and the fourth
grade of Short Journey School
Hope got a very useful prize oi
the "grab bag”, too
EASTERN STAR FETED
Tuesday night at Chavis
! Heights Center. Widow Son Lodge
; and Excelisor Lodge of Free and
| Accepted Masons, Prince Hall,
honored Ruth Chapter No. 2,
Order of Eastern Star, at a
Christmas Party. Mr. Joseph May
is Worshipful Master of Widow j
Son Lodge and Mr. H. C. High.;
Sr., is Worshipful Master of ex
celsior Lodge, while Mrs. Anne
Miller is Worthy Matron of Ruth
Chapter.
Appearing on the entertaining
program were Mr. Samuel Boyd,
Mr. Charles Irving. Sr., and a
musical group from Widow Son
Lodge. Mrs, E. M. M. Kelly served
as organist, and the entire group
sang carols. Serving as Santa j
Claus and presenting the gifts!
were Mrs. Floria Duke, Mrs. Jen- j
nie Mae Myers and Mrs. Mary Sue j
Greene.
At the close of the program a
variety of refreshments were ser-j
ved and the Eastern Star Chap- j
ter, their husbands and guests j
and'' the Masons, their Wives and j
guests, spent a. most delightful
evening.
SKATING TARTY SLATED
Mrs. Gladys Turner reports!
that the. 10 to 12 age group of the j
Jacks and Jills of America, Inc.j
will hold its skating party at 1 j
p.m, Wednesday, December 26 in
the Pettigrew St. area. At this!
time the group will exchange gifts.
PARTY AT UNIVERSITY
Monday December 17 Shaw
University held its Annual Christ
mas party. Before its climax
Michael Keck, who was sitting
under the tree, was greatly sur
prised when the entire student
body and faculty sang Happy
Birthday" to him on his tenth
birthday.
YWCA HOLIDAY ACTIVITY
The Religious Emphasis Com
mittee of the Sojourner Turth Y, j
| W.C.A held its Christmas party;
i at the YW on Monday night.
MISS MANN HERE
Viiss Margunte Mann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J A. Mann of E.
! Jones St., is home from Hampton
Institute to spend the holidays
with hei family and friends
“CIRCUS WONDER SHOW”
Everyone is looking forward to
Friday, January 25, when the!
Jacks and Jills will present their
“Circus Wonder Show" for the
benefit of Polio and a local char
ity at the J. W. Ligon gymnasium
HERE FROM WSTC
Home for Christmas from Win
ston-Salem Teachers College are
Miss Ina R. Boadie and Miss Ma
! bel Scarborough.
V-TEENS STAGE PARTY
! The Ninth Grade Y-Teens. un
der the chairmanship of Mrs.
Fred Washington, held their
Christmas Party at the Davie
Street YWCA. Thursday evening,
December 20.
MISS MATE VISITS
Miss Gwendolyn Maye, neicc cf
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. i v.m-. Jj.. us
116 W. South Street, is spending
the holidays with her relatives.
| Miss Maye is instructor of math
j ematics at Tuskegee Institute.
! Ala.
HERE FROM HAMPTON
Miss Swayztne Harris, daughtri
I of Dr. and Mrs. Nelson H. Harris,
j is home from Hampton Institute,
Va.. for the Christmas season
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS
The Idle-A-Whlle Social Club
held it regular meeting last;
(Thursday at the home oi Mrs.;
! Esther Haywood of Bledsoe Ave ;
ntie. The president. Mrs 1 Jllie
Taylor, presided over the business
session in which plans were com
pleted lor the Christmas Party
At the close of the business ses
sion a delicious dinner was served
the members. Members present
were Mesdames Dorothy Powell.
I Louise Nunn, Esther Haywood,
Lillie Taylor, Vivian Smith, Eliz
abeth Pridgen, Jennie Charles,
Catherine Burt, Hazel Williams.
Louise Walker. Rosetta Rand,
Dorothy Jeffries. Phyllis Hay
wood and Catherine Holden
NCC LIBARIAN GUEST HERE
Miss Evelyn Pope, librarian at
N. C. College, Durham, is in the
citv for the Yuletide season.
MISS PEACE VISITS PARENTS
i Miss Sandra Peace, home eco-
I nomics instructor in Baltimore,
I Md. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
!W. H. Peace, of 116 W. South St.,
lis spending the holidays in the
j city.
I HAMPTON!ANS ON VACATION
Hamptonians home for the
; Christmas holidays are Miss Rose
) bud Whitaker and Thurman D&v
i is.
Y-WIVES INVITED
The Y-Wives of the Sojourner
! Truth YWCA have been invited
j to meet with the Y-Wives cf the
i Central YWCA on Jones Street, ai
i their regular meeting on Wednes
day, January 16, 1957. All mem
bers are asked to attend.
MRS. MORSELL VISITS CITY
Mrs. Alma Worth Morsell of
Baltimore, Md. is visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawes
of 726 S. Saunders St.
JACKS AND JILLS MEET
The Jack and Jill Club, Inc. of
America held its Christmas meet
ing Thursday evening at the
Home Eekers Building, Serving
as hostesses were Mrs. Myrtle
Baity, Mrs. Margaret Deberry and
Mrs. Anne Sanders.
During the business session,
which was presided over by the
president. .Mrs. Thelma Keck.,
tickets for the “Circus Wonder
Show” were distributed and plans
were completed to sing carols to
the patients at the Saint Agnes
Hospital and deliver gifts to the
children at Saint Agnes.
At the close of the business
session gifts were exchanged -and
a delicious repast was served.
Members present were Mesdames
Fannie Latham, Minetta Eaton.
Ethel Lytle. Thelma Keck. Mabel
Winters. Myrtle Crockett, Mar
garet Deberry, Anne Sanders,
Margaret Hayes, Roberta Llght
ner. Gladys Hunt. Harveleigh R
White, Susie Perry and Myrtle
Beatty,
MISS SMITH RETURNS
Miss Odessa Smith, formerly of
732 Fayetteville Street, recently
returned to her position in Morns-
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4 GIFT FOR THE TREATY
Mhs lay Irvin, Morganton, a
senior in Home Economics ai
j AiT College, presents a jewelry
| gift, including cuff links and a j
tie < i.isp to Dr Warmoth T. 1
Cummings-Lamb Nupitals
Are Solemnized tn Ssdaiia
SEDALIA Nuptials for Miss j
' i Addie M. Cummings. Scdnlta mid
Albert Lamb. Greensboro, wote
1 celebrated here at the Bethany
Congn national Church on Soiur
|! day arttjpfhoon, December 15. at
j 5:00 o'clock,
, j The bride, daughter of Mr. and
|! Mrs. Ernest Cummings of Sadelia
■is a teacher in the local public
_ j schools The groom, a police of
; ficer .i! A&T College, is the son of
i the late- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lamb,
, ! Sr , or Fayettevile, N. C, Both are
j i gradciut.es of A&T College.
'»he. double-ring ceremony
vi as conducted hv the Rev J.
I. Brower pastor of the
Greensboro St, Matthew M. E. j
Church. The room was made
J more beautiful with impressive
, cathedral candles with the al
tar bedecked with an exquisite
flora! display.
Thu bride wore a wedding gown
! in wh.tr* crystalette with a veil of
r; silk- illusion molded into a crown.
: I She earned an orchid atop a white
I
; i town. N. J., as occupational thera
• | pist. Miss Smith underwent an
i: operation at Saint Agnes Hospi
| tal and had several weeks of rest
. i at the home of her parents, Mr.
• i and Mrs. Willie Smith, of Route}
• I 2, Raieigh.
HOLY CHURCH SERVICES
’ i The Providence Holy Church on j
! ! South Bloodworth Street of j
5 1 which the Rev. ,). A. Forbes, Sr., is
h pastor, would like to invite you|
Jto attend its services: Bible j
, • School at 9:45: Morning Worship j
l at 11 a.in.; YPHA at 6 p.m.: Even-j
ing Worship at 7:30 and Prayer!
s Services on Thursday at 8 p.m. j
j NURSERY CHRISTMAS PARTY
Tot Haven held its Christmas
Party at the Nursery Thursday,
December 20. The children tre
mendously enjoyed the playing of
, Gaines and singing of carols,
amid the season's gaiest decora
tions. Through the courtesy of
Mr. J. T. Goodson, who donated
! some of the confections, the chil
. dren were served mixed nuts, .rai
sins, candy, ice cream, apples and!
; oranges.
j The Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- j
. nity waves and sweethearts, the I
Silhouettes, presented gifts for !
each child. These gifts were most!
' useful and unique, attractively
j decorated bathroom holder con
i tabling tooth brush and holder,
! soap, tooth paste and bath cloth,
i Among, the parents present was
Mrs. Dorothy Thornton who as
sisted Mrs. Logan, Mis. Joyner
and Mrs. Evans in serving.
QUEEN OF HEARTS CLUB
Mrs. Velma Joyner of E. Martin
St., was hostess to the Queen of
j Hearts at their pre-Christmas
I meeting. The president, Mrs, Mar
| gurlte Lightner, presided over the
' business session in which Miss
i Vivian Irving made a report on j
i the Annual Christmas Project
I which is the presentation of gifts
ito persons at the Wake County
; Home for the Aged.
■ ! At the close of the business ses
sion Mrs. Joyner served a delici
ous dinner to the members. Her
decorations carried the theme of
j Christmas. Several progressions of
| pinochle were played. Those re
cieving prizes were Mrs Ed Win
ton Ball for high score. Mrs. Ruth
I Davenport for second high score
j arid Mias Irving, the booby.
! After the presentation of the
prizes, the members exchanged
j gifts. Members present were Miss
j Vivian Irving, Mesdames Eliza
! teth Cor field, Hinton, Ed
! Wlnton Ball, Sarah Speed, Ver
! nelle Lassiter, Margurite Lightner,
I Ruth Davenport, Velma Joyner,
j Merca Yarborough, Allle Peebles,
; Eleanor Mitchell and Pauline
| Parker.
ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
j The Idle-A-While Social Club
entertained their husband’s at a
; Christman Cocktail Party Monday
j evening at the home of the presi
ident, Mrs. Lillie Taylor, 905 F,.
Gibbs, president of the college.
The items were h<*r first pro
due Units in a new course In 4n
pJiid Art being offered at 111?
enlUge
i prayer book.
Sir* was given in manage by
her brother-in-law, John Martin.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Mabel
Cummings Martin, sister of the
bride, She wore a gown of pinl;
chiffon over net ami taffeta and
carried a bouquet of pink carna
tions.
Charles A Hinson, Greens
boro, was the best naan. I shers
included; Thomas McKinney
and Louis Barbee, both of
Greensboro.
Ai which followed
at the new home of the couple on
Broad Avenue in Greensboro. Mrs
| Delois Smith, Miss W A. Melvei
| and Mrs. Daisy Scott, sister of the
bride, assisted.
Among the out-of-town guests
attending the event were: Mrs.
Juanita White, Durham; Miss Peari
Norris, New* York City; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lyles, Greenwich,
Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. John Grif
fin, Fayetteville.
i Lenoir St. A most delightful even
ing was enjoyed with ever/ aid to
usher in Christmas. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wii
ham Haywood, Mrs. and Mrs.
| Charles Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
j ert. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Hallie
! Rand, Attorney and Mrs. Herman
|L. Taylor. Mrs. Hazel Williams
j Mrs. Catherine Burt.. Mrs Louise
j Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Mossctte
i Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
! I-lolden, Mr. Floyd Cope, Mr. end
i Mrs. Willie Jeffries, Mr. and Mrs.
i Chester Pridgen and Mr. and Mrs
! Willie Smith.
j SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
j The First Baptist Church will
honor Us Sunday School at a
Christmas Party at- the church
Saturday morning. Ai this time
Mrs. S. B. Marks and Mrs. Mary
Taylor, who loyally served the
Sunday School for a number of
years and who are now shut-ins.
will also be honored.
N.C. COLLEGE VISITORS
! Home for the Christmas holiday
I from N. C. College are Miss Pau
i line Wynn of S. State Street and
| Miss Betty Cooper of Lincoln
M . and Mrs. George Hender
son of Hunter Street left Sntur
i day night for Now York City,
Corona, L. 1 and Newark, N
where they wil him their ion
aria daughter*.
Court.
LIPGOMB TO MARYLAND
Mr, C. C. Lipcombe left Friday
afternoon for Baltimore, Md. whi r
tie will spend the holidays with
hU relatives.
NEW YORKER HERE
Mr. George Dewey Gill of New
York. City is visiting his sister
Mrs, Pattis Lou Higgs, of Nunn
I Tat’boio St.
; CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD
The First Congregation Chui.'h
j held its Christmas Party for the
Sunday School Friday night at the
church. Some lovely and useful
gifts were presented io Die rlu,
dren and also the traditional fruits,
■ nuts aid candy.
•WHITE CHRISTMAS” PLANNED
tiunday night the First Bap
tist. Church will present "While
Christmas”.
TRIO HERE FROM COLLEGE
Home from Hampton Institute.
Va. ate Miss Delores Utley. Miss
Juanita Murchison and Mr. Thom
as Avery.
YW COMMITTEE MEETS
The Ways and Means Commit
tee of the Sojourner Truth YWCA
met. iuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Hazel Williams. 621 Price
Street. During the business session
the chairman. Mrs. Williams, pro
sided and tickets -were distributed
fore "Festival of Music" vvhicn
will be held February 6, 1957 at
the Saint. Paul AME Church r,
beneut the Building Fund of the
j YWCA. At (he close of the busi
ness scrsion a delicious repast was
j served by the hostess and th»
Audience Thrills To Carols
As Sung By A & T’s Choir
GREENSBORO The A&T
College Choir thrilled h capacity I
audience in two-concerts, Christ- •
mas Carol Services, held at the!
college last week. The first, was
presented on Friday evenine, Dec
ember 14 atid the second, an
identical program, was presented <
on the following Sunday after- |
noon, both at, the Harrison Audi-!
tori uni. ,
The featured number, the 1 ;
full length presentation of i
Saint-Saens’ “Christmas Ora- j.
torio’ - was especially well re
ceived, Two groups of carols
rounded out the evening's en
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| Sayyies, chairman of the science
division at Bennett. College,
j Greensboro, who was awarded
i the Ph.D. degree in chemistry
h,v Ohio State University at its
i fall convention last week. Ana
live of San Antonio, Te\,, Dr
Sayles has been a member of
the Bennett faculty since 11)47.
, j
members enjoyed a social how !
which included the singing of ca j
rols, listening to soft Christmas
music and watching television. .
Members present were M- sdame- i
Effie Young, A, E. Brown, Geor
gia Stewart, Hazel Williams, An
nie Hinton, Lucy Hawes, Pauline
Lassiter, Bessie Byrd. Aretha Cues,
Jennie Charles, Thelma Burroughs.
SophL Cole, and Annie Pope.
MR. YOUNG VISITING
Mr. Benjamin Young of Wash
ington, D. C is visiting his father.
Mr. Allen Young of Wake Forced.
PEPPERMINT CU B PARI Y
The Peppermint Club will hold
its Christmas Party ;>t the Blood
worth St YMCA on Wednesday.
Decemo. r 26.
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