THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SI, 1961
10
The Raleigh
S C EN E
PERSONALS
Robert Morris, Wsrtaw; David
Royal*, Newton Grove and Leon
ard Artis, Dunn, were vlaltln* in
'he city over the weekend.
Mr. Lawie A Penny, D-ll Wa*h
ir.fton Terrace celebrated hie birth*
day, on Valentine'* Day. Feb. l«th.
Belated birthday greeting* to you
Mr. Penny.
Miss Annie Lee. a student at St.
Augustine's College and residing in
Washington Terrace went to New
ton Grove for the weekend to visit
her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Jea**
Lee.
Mr T. Gibson. Pubic Relation* di
rector nt Bennett College. Greens
boro and Mr. M. Belton, Public ite
rations director at Johnson C. Smith
University, Charlotte, stopped by
for a vi*lt at The CAROLINIAN
Friday afternoon.
feulte a few people attended
•Valentine Parties" during the pOst
weekend. Hope everyone had a
good time. Claranett# Durham did.
along with har friend*, Betty
Baugh. Ruth Oataa and Antolnatte
Monroe.
Miss Wllla Mae Davit motored to
Durham Saturday along with a few
of her friends. Gueae they had a
wanderful and enjoyable trip.
Miss Lepa Eure, an employee at
The CAROLINIAN wjll celebrate
her birthday Feb. 15th. Hope the
doesn’t have to work too hard that
dajy. Happy Birthday Ltha.
Happy Birthday to M!*e Mattie
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Geraldine G Brawn's
3 Personally Speaking
I :
The fetlewtng srttol* reached me
too late laat wMk to be Included
in that iwue of *0 p*»er. How*
ever. ! ate grateful to tns sehdto
and hop# she will M« fit to l#t m#
hear from her again aoon.
Serving aa hoat and haatoaa to
thg Saturday night Couplo Club
wire Mr. and Mr*. Hubert loir*
hourgh. following the aervlng at
roektolla gueata enjoyed a delicious
turkey dinner. Enjoying th# even
ing wore Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Haywood, Mr. and Mra. Lewi*
Flagg. Mr. and Mra. Nelson Feebler,
My. and Mre. John Roberta. Mr. and
re. Nathaniel Blount and Mr. and
Mre. John Blount Needless to aay
they had a delightful time. Sarto
wish 1 had been there.
February 16th waa the birthday
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Watt*, 5G6 S. Peraon St.; May fran
ca* Young. Washington Terrace;
Ann Smith, Peraon St., and Mr*.
Jannla V. Little, 1 Hyde Tarraca.
Mr. and Mra. Lavender Goldaton
and Mr. and Mra. William Rochelle
were entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mr*. Luma* Horton In A
pex. Mr*. Horton and Mra. Goldaton
are co-worker* at the Apex Con
solidated School. .
Mise Deloro* Penny and boy
friend, Lewis Stevens of Garner,
visited relatives and friends In
Washington Terrace over the week
end.
Mr*. Lovie Edwards, 3 Brunawtok
Terrace haa bean stricken with a
stroke end la confined to bed. She
Is the sister of Mrs. Margie Davis
of Washington Terrace. Mra. Ed
wards 1* reported as resting nicely.
Why not atop by to visit her. we
are all wishing har a speedy recov
ery.
Miae Dennis* Perry, a senior at
St. Augustine * College, is doing
her office practice work at McLel-
Isn’t store, downtown Ralolgh. Den
ntso la the daughter of Mra. Doro
thy Perry of II Dare Tarraca.
Mr. Clartne# Roger*. Rt. 1. G*r
ner, wa* admtted to Wako Memo
rial Hospital Tuesday, fab. 19. We
*ll with him a speedy recovery and
la taking all hit friends to stop by
and viilt him.
Mr. Robert Lawton of Durham,
we* • vliltor in the city last week,
while hare he also visited in Wash
ington Terrace.
at my lltOa trltnd add neighbor
Trisha’ of R-l Washington Terrace.
I took kar aonfi* cab* <1 wonder
who at* t?> Hog* you have a vary
happy birthday Patricia and live
to *4* many many mdre Trish Is
th# daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas
Alton ta Al*ton.
Coming from miadalphle. Fa.
last Wednesday to mind tom* tlm*
with her grandpanntg and other
relative* and friend* w*a Little
Miss Dflore* Darctll Smith. Why Os
course she brought her mama and
papa with her. Th*y afa Dolores
(nee Johnson) add Purcell smith
Grandparents vialted wen Mb. and
Mrs. Raoaevalt Smith of 1104 Had
lay Road. Other nlatives visited
by them Wan Mr*. Beals Byrd
and family at 1017 8. Peraon Strsat
Lula and Charll* Simmons at Wal
nut Tame* and many other*. They
mad* the return trip to Phlsldtl
phla on Mon. Purcell la a post
al amployaa to tha city of Brother
ly Love and Da* is doing substitute
work ta th* school system. Hope
they had a vary pleasant ntum
trip and an enjoyable stay while
horn*.
I would Ifko to eompthnoxt per
sonally tha four young ladioa who
volunteered their aarvtoos at Wake
Memorial Hospital recently. Thay
an members of th* Oandyatrippors
Team in th* paraona of Rogtnald
Smith. Billie Tucker, Dorothy Shaw
and Freness Williams. HaartaU
thay wan at mush assistance and
thatr service* ware greatly appre
dated, especially by Mrs. B. B.
Smith. They gave up weekends of
plsasun and fun for them salves
and brought rolalf and pleasure to
many others. (Could have been
thay still had fUn. bringing Joy to
others) My compliment* girl* on
being unselfish and a Job well
done.
While on th* subject of volunteer
sorvtoo - Sunday, Fob. Mth is
Noart Fuad Sunday and many wo
man will be out to collect for this
worthy organisation. Thay an vol
unteering their Mrvieaa and I hop*
you will ad* fit to respond favor
ably. Many ban contributed al
ready pdrbap* through other sour
ce*. bat pldaw make it worthwhile
tar these who wJU gin aa hour or
two Sunday and rdtprod wtfb a do
nation. Up amount will bo too
small. Lot mo thank yeu to adnne*
tor yaw cooperation. mpadaUy to
th* folks to th# Wtabtagton Tar
ns# and Madonna Acne area.
Want asm* tip* on bow to boa
good hoateas' Check with Mrs.
Mary B. Smith of 1101 Bhamkatte
Road- Sh* was a vary gracious
host*** on Saturday night to sev
eral couple* that included ms and
min*. W* had a very good tlm*.
aatlnc. denctns and dotan what I
My Lady's Doings
In And Out Of Town
BUSY BEE CLt’B
The Busy Be* Club met at the
home of Mra. Florin* Smith at 13-
07 S. Person St. After the devotion,
the president declared the house
open for business. Many things
were discussed. The hostess served
a delightful repest. Members pre
sent were: Mesdames Margaret
Mint*. Mary L. Jeckaon, riorin*
Smith, Lovie Young end Cornelia
Moor* end Mr. and Mra. Samuel
Osborn*.
TYPICAL TWELVE CLUB MEETS
The Typical Twleve Club met
Monday night, P#b. 11 with Mrs.
Carrie Lu Burgee*. After the busi
ness session the hostess served a
delicious menu of baked hem, stuff
ed apple salad on lettuce, green
butter beans, candy sweet potatoes
with marshmallow* topping, hut
roll*, ice cream, cske, coffee and
candle*. Valentin* decoration wa*
used on each table. The members
enjoyed playing whist with Mr*.
Annli Jones and Mr*. Ann Wabb
winning tha prizes.
Members present were Meadame*
Ann Webb. Elizabeth Wilson. Mil
dred Williams, Iris Spence, Carrie
Lu Burgess and Beal* Me* Stroud.
Mr*. E. Wilson will be host*** to
the next meeting on March 11 at
g o'clock.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
BOOK CLUB
The Friday Afternoon Book Club
met Feb. 15 at the home of Mr*.
Pinky Hall. The president presided.
After the businou seaion we* over,
Mrs. Nsncy Devan* recited a Val
antine poam which was enjoyed ny
■ll. The hoeteea Invited the mem
bar* to the dining room which was
beautifully decorated for St. Val
entin*'* Day. We were served a de-
Hcious dinner. Guest present was
Mrs. Mildred Chavl*. Member* pre
son. Nency Devane. Carrie Laws,
cbael. Marie Moor*. Pinky Hall.
George Burch, Mary Bryant, Bclva
Lane. Oma HBywood, A. B. John
son Nancy Devane. Carrie Laws.
Nora Lockhart Paul Lana. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr*. Nor* Lockhart.
IDLE-A-WHILE SOCIAL CLUB
The Idle-A-Wblle Club h#ld its
regular moating at th* horn* of
Mra. Dorothy Jefferies. Meeting
was opened with ■ violin solo hv
Jennifer Jefferie* followed by quo
tations by the member*. After the
business session was over w* were
served delicious refreshment* by
aur hostess, afterwhlch th* ladies
played plnochol# Prizes were won
by Mr* Louise Nunn, Mr*. Hazel
Wllll*m*. Mr*. Lillie Taylor, and
Mra Catherine Holden Mr*. Tay
lor. a former member, now honora
ry member we* our guest.
RALFIOH LINKS CHOOSE
The Ralolgh Chapter of Link*.
Tnc. met In January at th* home ol
I.ink Nannie Inborden. Link Julia
Delany. president, presided.
The varlou* committees gave re
port* and communication* were
read. T.ink Julia Delany will serve
»* delegate to th# Area Meeting in
Birmingham, Ala. In March.
All member* ere in deep sympa
thy with T.ink Catherie Wlntars in
th* passing of her mother.
After the business, several guest*
were Invited to play four rounds
of Bridge. A moot delicious repast
was served.
Invited gueets: Mesdames Alma
Williams. Flnrles* Turner, Julie
Jons*. Nora Lockhart and Misses
Morelia Ijine and Margaret Bugs.
Members present: Mesdames T
Clerk, E. Constant. M. Cook, J. De
lany, M. Flagg. E. Hamln, O. Har
ris, Oil* Harrte N. Inborden W
Kay. C. Lawe, D. Otev. V. Sanaom.
M Tavler and M. Wheeler.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
Ruth Chapter No. I Order of the
fester Star held their annual elec
tion and Installation of officers re
cently. Patro. Mr. Dave Reid. As
sociate Patron. Mr. Charles Irvin".
St : Worthv Matron, Mrs. Marv S
Greeno; Associate Matron, M s
Patti* L. Higgs; treasurer. Mrs Ar
rin Miller: secretary, Mr*. Lilli* M
Hodge: First Conductress, Mr*. Mo
zelle D Merritt; Associate Conduc
tress, Mrs Bessie Che via; Warder.
Mr*. Alyce Battle; Sentinel. Mss
Nsnnl* Morgan: Spaeial Bacrotaiy.
Mrs Marjorie Dunaton: Recording
Secretary. Mr*. Carrie Lawe; Adoh,
Mra. M. W. Williams; Ruth. Mr*
Nora Bandars: Esther. Mrs Cleo
Parrish; Martha Mr* Iren* Price;
Meets Mr*. Esther Michael
AIHUI MOLD MEBTINO
eamee naturally. On* member of
th* party however wants to know
why is It she has to work when
aha attends. (Could be that lb* ain't
no guest, but Just plain ole home
folk. Not making excuses Hattie•.
Thank* Mag for a wonderful, re
laxing evening. Olad end Cat. Biv
ens. Murphy, and Lawrence were
there, too.
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AT LINKS DINNER PARTY The husbands of the Greensboro Links, Inc- won »Jae guests it s
recent ft. Valentine* dinner party held at the Greensbora Holiday Inn. for which fftradarsrs W. A.
Street and E. F. Corbett won hoeteaaam. The Link members an, from left to tight, anted: Mooduaaa D.
S, Coley (not shown) R. H. Ramos, Clyde DeHng olay, J. S. Leary. W. A. GoMsborengh, Willi# Woods,
David D. Jonas and Jolla DeCoata, Charleston, 8. C.; and Mhs Georgia Lattiner, and Mra. G. C. Sim bins,
Mra W. J. Hughes and Mlae Geneva Holmes; Mesdames: O. W. Slrnktas, Jr., G. A. Edwards, W. L. T.
Miller, E. F. Corbett, and W. A Street, (not shown). The husbands an: Dr. W. R Baraoe, Clyde Dffaa
gnlcy, W. A. Goldtborough. J. B. Leary, Willie Woods, Dr. W. J. Hughes, Dr. Goarge C. Dr. a
A Edwards, D. I. Coley and W. A. Street.
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FOUNDERS’ DAY PARTICIPANTS —Mamban ol the Lucilja Huntar School PTA.whm cal
abratad thair 66th Annual Pounder* Day, February 7th, with a pageant entitled U PTA Corner»
afonos". Lett to right: Ada V. Ahton, Willie Crump, Nina Silh, Anne Dunn, Edward Currie, Ada
rina Kurti, Walter Davenport, Edna MeLaan, Ramona Dillard, Fatima Youngblood, Kattia Scott,
nd Clinton B. Ligon. t
MAY LI BROACH .
Help ne O Lord, to keep ftret
thing* ftret and to eotoein the
word our greatest wealth. Help
ua to speak wholesomely and
that our word# wIU be pleas
ing to Thee. And that our Uvea
will always repeat Christ. And
that our household will always
be known as a place where
Chrlat rules we pray.
TUPPER MEMORIAL BAP
TIST—Church school began at
9:30 with the superintendent, Miss
Dorothy Allen In charge. Morning
worship began at 11:00 with the
senior choir In charge of music
The Phi Lambda Chapter of Al
pha Phi Alpha Fraternity held its
monthly meeting Sunday evening
Fab. 10 at tha home of Brother and
Mrs. McDowell on Co* Streets.
Hosts for this meeting In sddltlon
to Brother McDowell were Brothers
W. C. Davenport, R. H. Tool*, F. A.
Toliver and C. L. Hunt. Brother*
present, M. W. Akin*, Jr., R E.
Bell, R. L. Barfield. Chapter Secre
tory, M. O. Batey, J. B. Cbrlatmes
W. C. Davenport, J. W. Eaton, G. C.
Exum. C. Goins. Chapter Financial
Secretary J. Jones. Jr., Chapter
Prsidcnt. G. L. Daw*. F. W. Lewis.
R. W. McDowell. M. L. Taylor end
D. J. Webster, Jr.
Th* following Committee Chair
men mad# report*: Cittienahlp
Committee. M L. Taylor; Courtesy
Committee. D J. Webeter. Jr.; Ed
ucation Commtttss. R. t- Belt: Cul
tural Pi ogram Committee. C. Go
ins; and Awards and Scholarships.
W C. Davenport. As a rasult of th#
committee reports, tha members a.
greed to have a Cultural Program
In the fall and also soma type of af
fair this spring for th* purpose of
raising fund* to support the Chap
ters plan* for making Awards and
Scholarships to the schools In th*
Wtk* County area. An Alpha A
ward of Merit is to be presented
each year to a member es Phi
Lambda Chapter In recognition es
outstanding service to the Chapter
and the Community. Also soma
type of recognition I* to be given to
Past Preeidents of the Chapter.
The Chapter Historian. Brother
Q. F Newell is In the process of
preparing a brochure giving a his
torical acount of Phi Lambda Chap
ter ThU arcount will include in
formation about the beginning of
the Chapter, member*, outstanding
aehievemeta of the Chapter and In
dividual members; Programs spon
sored by the Chapter, ete. Thu bro
chure should be completed by
Founders Day.
The Ciiitenship Committee plans
to sponsor a program in April in
connection with Alpha Phi Aipna
Annual Citisenship Week Observ
ance. The Education Committee of
Phi Lambda Chapter te planning a
program to coincide with National
Education Week.
The next meeting of the Chapter
will bo held at th* home of Vice
President and Mrs. M. L Wilson in
Setae. March 10 at I p. m.
Charles H. Bynum, now director
of the Interest to! srUvWta for the
March of Dimes National Polio
Foundation, was formerly an edu
cator. At onetime head of th* de
partment of education at Langston
(Okie » University, he later served
aa esstotant to th* president of Tus
keg** (Ala.) Institute (ANP>
under the direction of Mis* Vel
jean Myers. A great sermon waa
presetted bp the pastor, the Rev.
D. N. Howard. Sr. Hls subject waa
"The Obligation of the Church.”
WILSON TEMPLE METHO
DIST Church school began at
930 wtt hthe superintendent. Miss
Nannie Morgan In charge. Morn
ing worship began at 11:00 with
the senior choir In charge of mus
ic, under the direction of Mias
Nannie Morgan, organtot, Mra M.
M. Kelly. An Inspiring sermon was
preached by the Rev. O. W. Bur
wick.
WILLIAMS GROVE BAPTIST
—Church school began at 9:30
with the superintendent. Mr. Phil
lip Alstom. Morning worship be
gan at 11:00, with tha vooal choir
In charga of music. A very chal
lenging sermon was preached by
the pastor. Ray. J. H. Bryant.
YOUNG MISSIONARY TEM
PLE CMS Church school began
at 0:00 with the superintendent,
Mra Dalle R. Ford In charge.
Morning worship began at 11:00
with the Junior choir in charga of
music under the direction of Miss
Olorto Howard. A very powerful
sermon was preached by the pas
tor. the Rev. J. N. Leverette.
ULY QP THE VALLEY FREE
WILL BAPTIST Church school
began a4 0:40 with tbs superinten
dent, Mr. Meek Arthur in charge.
Morning worship began at 11:00
with the senior choir in charge of
music under the direction of Mr.
WUiie Henderson. An inspiring
aennon was delivered by the pea
tor. Her. Rivera
ST. ANNAH FREEWILL BAP
TIST Church school began at
10:00 with the superintendent,
Mr. William Lyons in charge.
Meriting worship began at 11:30
with the senior obotr in charge of
musto. A great sannsn was detlv.
•red by the pastor. Bov. L T.
P OMUK BAPTIST Church
school began at 0:00 with thorn
rnintsndsnt. H^Waitor^Oarttos
at ffirnSTSSTju-kw choir in
chaise of musto under lbs direc
tion of Mra Gaston Pulley, organ
let, Mr, Gaston Pulley. A wonder
ful sermon was delivered by the
pastor. Dr. Orady D. Daria Hls
subjeoi was “Lord Teaoh Us Te
Pray." Honored guests for the
services were Andean students
studying st Shaw University.
Jg£g Z2l*l£S*s¥*l
9:00 with the superintendent. Mra
Peart MnDonsM ha charga Morn
ing worship began at 11:00 with
tha moraine ebotr in charge of
mtato under the direction of Mr.
won a great snmion waa
by the pMtor th* Rev ;
8t Mark. Wto subject waa “What
_ c*m
school began at 19:00 with the
superintendent. Mr. Walter Price
in charge. Morning worship be
gan at 11:09 with the senior ebotr
ta charge of musto udw the dl
r itoUn «f Mra, WeOto Herrington,
by the Rev. E- Meson.
PONT BAPTIST - Church
school began at 0:00 with the su
iii iliileiMtont Mr. W. N. Taylor in
charga Morning warship began at
11:00 with tha Ydung People's
choir in charge under the dfttof
tion of Mrs. A. H. Jonas: organ
ist, Miss Joyce Cooke. Morning
prayer by Deacon R. W. Rand.
Rev. Ward brought a very IruMr
lng mesuga His subject was
"Christ Will Remember.”
MORNING STAR BAPTIST
Church school began at 11:00
with the asst, superintendent In
charge. Morning service was call
ed to worship by the pastor. Rev.
8. R. Spencer. The Junior choir
was in charge of music under the
direction of Mrs. Hood. Rev. Spen
cer delivered a wonderful message
from the Book of St. Luke. His
subject was “Work.”
BTU was held at 6:30. The sub
ject discussed waa “The Equality
ot All Men.”
RUSH METROPOUTAN AMIZ
—Church school began at 0:46
with the superintendent, Mr. Jes
sie Degraf fenrealdt in charge. The
Junior Church services were con
ducted by Bro. Shelby Tolar.
Morning worship began at 11:00.
Rev. Harris delivered a wonderful
message haring the title “Uni
versal Prayer.” At 7:30 the Young
People’s Missionary Society ob
served “Victory Day” in memory
of its founders and organtoera.
SMITH TEMPLE BAPTIST
Church school began to 10:00.
with the Bupt.. Mr. Elbert Sanders
in charge. At 11:00 Rev. Ray made
the call to worship with the seni
or choir in charge ot the musto.
Rev. Ray brought a wonderful
message from the subject “The
Hlghwey.”
11 ' '
Savage-Young
Vows Spoken
Mis* Evelyn Derime Oevec* end
Sgt Rey E. Young pledged their
marriage vows Sunday Feb. 10 at
th* home of Mr. and Mrs. Will ism
Murrey, 319 Idlewild Ave.
The bride to tha daughter of Mrs.
Evelyn Savage of Raleigh. The
groom to stationed at Fort Bragg.
Mtoe Frances Savage, the bride 7 *
sister, was maid of honor, end Mr.
Aarthur Hawthorne was best man
The bride was given In marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Willtam H. Mur
ray.
The Rev. D. N. Howard, pastor
of Tupper Memorial Baptist Church
officiated. '
Tha room in which th* wadding
took place was beautifully decorat
ed with different kinds of flowers.
Special guests were: Mrs.
Bailey and children. Out-of-town
guests: Sgt. and Mrs. WUiie OweM
es Warsaw. Mr. Max McCarr. Mrs.
Hester Freemen. Arthur Haw
thorne of Greensboor, Mr. and Mrs
Rustelf Williams of WUlard. Mr.
end Mrs. Herbert Dixon. Rose Hill.
Miss Maggie Williams, Wallace,
Miss Sandra D. McGee Teach and
the bride * grandmother. Mrs. Nel
lie Dobson.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Hollis Humphrey, Mr. Bdgm
Evans. Mrs. Julia Navels, Mrs. LU-
Mis tola Evans, I^Cttw^Uh*
all of Raleigh.
Soane of the friends and gnwto
remained for the reception at which
punch and cake was served. The
bride and groom will raid* In Ra
leigh for a while.
Annual Music Festival
For Catholic Schools Held
Tha A— nil Musical Festival far
Catholic schools in this Ddlocoo*
was bald an Sunday. Fab. M in th#
Father Fries Gymtorium of the now
Cardinal Oibbona HUM School in
nal»||V
Groups from the Cathedral
School, Raleigh; Our Lady of
Lourdes ffehool, Rakdghi Saint
Monica’s School. Raleigh; Immacu
late School. Ddurham; Saint Mary’s
School, Gold*boro; and Cardinal
Oibbona High School, Raleigh. Each
group sang numbers that showed
all of the techniques of superior
musical training. The voices were
well blended, well modulated and
the enunciation end pronunciation
was outstanding In all group*. Each
group showed a marked improve
ment over the previous yean.
The parents of the children of
Saint Monion’s School won very
proud of the performance done by
their children. They sang th* fol
lowing numbers: O Deus Ego Amo
To, 18th Cent - Montani; American
Hymn, Maxwell - Keller; Sstcal A
way, Negro Spiritual; Orchestra
Song, Trod. - Aaustrian.
After the concert Bishop Waters
Hood of the Diocese of Raleigh
spoka Ho congratulated the singers
and praised the superior work of
tbs good Slaters who taught them.
Ha eoHcratulated tbs parents for
thatr ooopsmtton wMta the Schools
and Taotnara.
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After the FaathraL open bouaa
was bald at the New Cardinal Gib
bons High School Building which
waa recently opened In Sept, 1963.
Outstanding feature* of the buidl-
Ing an: the modern language lab
oratory, th* modern Science Lab,
Muaio room ad Library. All of tha
classroom* an light spacious and
well furnished. Another outstanding
feature was th* beautiful Chapel
to tha Admlnistntion Building.
Many questions have baon asked
about cold damage to plants caused
by th* severe temperatures we
have had this winter. Mon about
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