10
T 32 CABOLDfIAJf
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY. MARCH 14, IX4
The Raleigh
SCENE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON BOOK
CLUB
The Friday Afternoon Book
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Mary P. Lane on March 6. The
meeting was presided over by the
president. After the business ses
sion was oarer. Mrs. Mildred James
save a combined reading pretaln
mg to children literature—What
was beet for them second. Tall
Tales by Negro characters, which
was well reviewed and enjoyed by
all. Oueste present were: Mrs.
Mildred Chavis, Mrs. A. A. Cooke,
and Mrs. Mildred Jones.
Members present were: Mrs. Es
ther Michael, president: Mrs. Ma
rie Moore, secretary: Mrs. Elea
nor Burch, treasurer; other mem
bers present were: Mrs. Carrie
Laws. Mrs. Nora Lockhart. Miss
Belva Lane, MU Mary Bryant,
Mrs. Nancy Devane, Mrs. Zannle
Haywood. Mrs. A. B. Johnson, and
Dr. Ellen Alston.
We were served a delicious re
past by the hostess. The next
meeting Is scheduled to meet at
the home of Mrs. Carrie Laws on
Mar oh 20.
THE EMERGENCY CLUB OF
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
The Emergency Club of St Paul
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Phyllis Haywood of 322 H E. Ca
barrus St The devotion wee led by
the chaplain, Mrs. William. Then
the president presided over the
business part of the meeting.
Our pastor attended the Bis
hops Council in New Orleans and
reported an interesting meeting.
Our club helped to make It pos
sible for him to attend this meet
ing.
We will soon be observing
Woman's Day, an annual affair
held at the church.
Mrs. Haywood had tables ar
ranged with white clothes end
candles where she served a very
testy repeat.
Mrs. Hodge thanked the hostess
for such a delightful evening. At
the end of the meeting. Mrs. Hay
wood presented three gifts, one to
Mft. Pridgson. the caterer Mrs.
Edmonds the door prise, and Mrs.
Brown, the lueky ticket bolder.
Members present were: Mee
damee Hattie Edmondson. Lucy
Hawse. Augusta Oray. Haas! Wil
liams, Effle Young. Oamel Watts,
Mabel Matthews, telly Wilson.
Lucy Eaton, Juanita Strickland,
and Lellle Hodge. Oeorgle Stew
art, Bessie Washy. Oeneva Brown
and Phillys Haywood.
Everyone present had an enjoy*
able evening.
PERSONALS
BAHAIS FLAN FIRESIDE
A BAHA’I FIRESIDE to be hold
Thursday evening Si 8:00 p.m, at
3403 Van Dyke Avenue will haw
aa speaker. William Allison pre
sently of Winston Salem.
For the past five years, Mr. Alli
son has been connected with the
University of the Philllpplnss, In
Manila. He also conducted techno
logical studies on the Island of Min
danao, one of the Islands of the
Fhllllpplne group.
The public is invited to this fire
side.
NURSEY SETS ANNUAL
MEETING
The Annas! Meeting es the
Eeletch Day Nemery will be
held Friday. March IS. at 8:M
p. aa at the nursery In Chavis
Height*. The children will pre
sent a program. The pablte te
Invited to attend.
(Mere To Como)
RALEIGH PERSONAL
REV. BLOUNT GUEST MINISTER
The Rev. Lawrenoe Blount of the
city was the guest minister of the
New Bethel Church In Winston
Salem last Sunday. Dr. J. Draft on
I* pastor.
ST AUG. TO PRESENT OPERA
Saint Aagnsttee'* College wflt
preeent the "Merry Widow", en
Opera In Engl tab, In the Emery
Health and Ftna Arte Outer
March 38th at Ml p. m.
NORMAN PAUL TO SHAW FBI
Instead of the previously an
nounced speaker toe Friday, at
Shaw University. Mr. Norman Paul,
GIVE GOD
ACHANCE
NOW!
Attend Church
Every Sunday I
Pepsi - Cola Bottling Co., Os Raleigh
< 3705 HILLSBORO 81 REST. Ra£elGH. NORTH CAROLINA TEL. TE 5-1071
CLUBS
ROTALETTES CIVIC AND
SOCIAL CLUB
The Royalettes Civic and Social
Club met Sunday at the homeof
Mrs. Jeanette Fields, with Mrs.
Julia Brown aa co-hostess.
The president, Mrs- Jeanette
Fields, presided over the meeting.
Plane were oompleted for the An
nual Community Easter Bn Hunt
to be held Easter Monday on the
lawn of Mrs. Euea Person. After
the business session of the meeting
the following members enjoyed a
delicious repost served by the hos
tesses.
Mesd&mee Flore Andrews, Oliva
Blount, Virginia Blount, Doris
Brown, Julia Brown, Jeanette
Fields, Helen Goode, Busan Hay
wood .Josephine Morgan, Leona
Morgan, Amelia Peebles, Margaret
Peebles, Busan Person. Louise
Rand, Mildred Scarver and Miss
Kathnme Williams
THE BUSY BEE CLUB OF
SMITH TEMPLE CHURCH
The Busy Bse Club met at the
home of Mrs. Plorlne Smith, 8.
Person Bt.. on March 2. After the
devotional period, the president
declared the house open for busi
nee*. Buslnees of Importance was
discussed. The hostess served a
delightful repeat. Members pre
sent were: Mrs. Mary Jackson.
Cornelia Moore. Carrie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Young, and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Osborne.
Special guest was Miss Phyllis
Moore. Mrs. Smith was the hos
tess at the meeting. Everyone pre
sent had an lovely evening.
SIGMA GAMMA RHO
SORORITY
The Blgma Oamma Rho Soror
ity met to Its regular monthly
meeting to the Hamlin Drug Store
Cellar Saturday evening. March
7, with Soror Olkdys L. Smith as
hostess and Basilrus Victoria Wal
ters presiding. %
The evening Wfan with a dell*
okrns dinner foUowwi by the busi
ness session of which many item*
were taken care Os.
Delegatee for coming Regional
to be held to Rocky Mount on A*
pril 17. 11, and II ware elected to
the persons of Mrs. Ethel A. Pat
rick and Mrs. Ruth M. Bethea.
Those enjoying this Vovely even
tog as Mrs. Laws' special guests
included Soror LUlle B. Balientine.
Oeorge W. Manly. Lottie M. Bal
kan tine. Victoria M. Walter. Mer
lyn Lytle, Ethel A. Patrick. Bobble
Williams, Mamie 8. Haywood and
Mery Carter.
The evening wee enjoyed by aD
.members present
Washington, D. C. wQI address
Shaw University studands and fa
culty on Friday. March 13, at 12:00
noon In Greenlaaf Auditorium.
The public Is Invited.
(More To Come)
Washington
School News
Students of the Washington
School's junior high department
war* highly entertained during last
week's assembly program when W.
A. Rainbow’s section took charge.
The class members presented a
playlet, ''Sixteen" by Edward Moy
aahan. The playlet was cantered a
round the theme of dlaeati(faction
with school, the usual erase of a
sixteen year-old boy who prefers a
sports car to education. In the final
analysis, education wine cut. in that
his sister and brother ary both a
warded good jobs because of their
abilities and educational back
grounds.
The chareetere were, BeMy
Thornton, who tastatlt on dropp
ing out of school, played by Japes
Martin: Larry Them ton, hip bro
ther. John Laalc Ruth Thomsen,
his sister, ttheleen Smith; Mm
Thornton, Gloria Upperman; Mr.
Thornton. Lorry Karris.
Soloist for the easanMy warn
Larry Harris and Je Anna Cannady.
Beverly Ingram waa miatron of
ceremonies. Tony Mlal read the
eertpture end effered prayer.
principal surprised
The entire student body Curprtn
ed the principal. J. W. Eaton, at the
and es the aeeembly. After hie re
marks. the students stood as If to
pose, but Instead of peasing, they
sang -Happy Birthday" and Tor
He's A Jolly Good Fellow-. Yen
see. It wea his birthday, x
FTA NtM
The "Value of Physical Fittoeea."
ground*.
———— , '«
THOMPSON
SCHOOL NEWS
rthn es Pella Vaeetoe Is be Shewn
The Thompson School P. T. A.
has secured the recent film on,
"Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine" for
showing during its meeting to be
held Thursday night March 12,1M4
In the school auditorium at 8:00 P.
M It Is hoped that It will help en
lighten the community concerning
the Immunisation program involv
ing the Polio Vaccine that the Wake
County Medical Society ha* em
barked on a city wide basis to all
the elementary schools beginning
March 21
Fathers Night te bo Observed
Father's night will also be ob
served at this P. T. A meeting.
The speaker for the occasion will
be die Reverend Mr. J. N. Ligbt
sey, pastor of Young's Chapel
Church and Mr. Clarence Saulter,
Bov Scout leader.
The Grade Mothers will meet as
usual prior to the meeting at 7:80
P. M. In Room 8. All parents, pa
trons and friends are Invited to at
tend Thompson’s P. T. A. activities
Thursday Night, March 11
Benson-Four
Oaks
BY MSS. FLORENCE J. WYNN
CHURCH NEWS
BENSON—Service was held at
the St. Jamas Disciple Church Sun
day morning. Cell to worship by
the choir. The Rev. Robert Wil
liams delivered the message, taken
from St John, 18th chapter, "Broad
of Heaven". He left th^gaembers
and congregation with e sermon to
think sad do something about
On Sunday evening, the choir,
the pastor and deacons, rendered
service at the Evening Stef Holi
ness Church In Dunn. The text wet
taken from St. John M, subject
"Work while it 1a day, the night
cometh when no men sen work".
The Rev. Robert wmiame* message
meant so much to everyone, especi
ally his choir. They gained more
Strength, end faith, and e stronger
determination te let their light
shine so everyone may see they
are living tor Jesus.
After the service, the choir, Rev.
and Mrs. Williams and Rev. and
Mrs. Oerald went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Evans, 908 Wil
son Avenue. Dunn tor supper.
Everyone enjoyed the supper and
hospitality shown them.
Riley Hill News
BY MBS. HATTIE HOLDEN
RILEYHILL—The regular wor
ship service for March Bth began
with the pastor. Dr. O. 8. Stokes,
In charge of the opening with the
senior choir to charge of music.
Scripture was read by Rev. Wat
kins. from Ist John. 4:1-8.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev. Bridge, the youth peAor of
the Tabernacle Baptist Church to
Washington. D. C. His text was
taken from the Bth chapter of K
seklal. 7-8 verses. His subject was.
"The Misery of Being a HUmo
crlte."
He stated that by being a hip*
pocrite, we neglect our duty and
that we are on the road to de
struction. The sermon was enjoyed
by all who were present
We were glad to have Mrs.
Bridge and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hodge. Mr. and Mht Wil
liam Luoas. Mrs. Blanch Perking,
Miss O. Holden, home with us- We
elec h|d visitors from Raleigh and
our neighboring churches to wor-
HUp with ua
s presentation from the Washing
ton {School Phyahal Education De
partment highlighted tht monthly
PTA meeting which was held In
the school auditorium. Members
from various slsssss of the Junior
htg>» school departments participat
ed to exciting tumbling feats end
ether gymnastics. Two colorful
dances, e waits co-activity end
'Blue Tango climaxed the highly
entertaining and yet purposeful
demonstration.
Other business of the wtning In
cluded reports from Mrs Janie
Chavis. Walter Harris end
Ruth Smith. The attendance ban
ner was awarded to Mrs. Maya
Sixth grade class. Mrs. Naomi Leak
- J ■>
prtnapta.
DRIYE SAFELY I
ASSEMBLE FOR DINNER MEETING —Shown ere members oi the Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority at they assembled for a Dinner meeting recently with Soror George H. Manly m hostess.
Reading from left to right, front row, Baaeliue Victoria Walters', Soron Mary Cartar, I-o+tie Batten
tine, Bobbie Williams, Lillie Balientine and Merlyn W. Lytle. Back tow, hit to right: George H.
Manly, Gladys L. Smith, Dorothy Jones, Rachel Jones, Edith Ttioa and Ruth M. Bethea.
L. BROADS
"Help as O God, to grow la
Chris tilkenes* this day.
Strengthen to ns the mind of
Christ and Instill la as the
compassion of His heart that
we may cease speaking and
acting in potty, unbecoming
ways Grant that wo may bo
come foll-sise, mature Chris
tians. Forgive ns our trespass
es and sins. Help as to see the
good qualities in our fellow
men. Help as this day to show
forth Thy love to others and
leaw the Judging to Thy
hands. Give as the Joy that
was Thine even In the shadow
-of the cross, the Joy that will
remain always la Thy bum
we. pray.*
ST. ANN AH FREEWILL BAP
TIST Church School began at
10 a. m. with the supt., Mr. Wil
liam Lyons, Sr., to charge. Wor
ship service is held every Ist and
3rd Sundays. The Rev. L, T. Ford
te pastor.
WILSON TEMPLE METHO
DIST Sunday School began at
0:30 with the supt.. Miss Nanle
Morgan, to charge. Morning wor
ship began at 11 o'clock with the
call to worship by the pastor, the
Rev. O. W. Burwtck, with the Jun
ior and children's choirs in charge
of music, under the direction of
MTS. M. M. Kelly. Morning lesson
and prayer were by the pastor,
who also delivered a very Inspir
ing message to the congregation,
which was enjoyed by aIL
WILLIAMS GROVE BAPTIST
—Church School began at 9:30 a.
m. with the supt.. Mr. Phillip Al
ston, In charge. Morning worship
began at 11 o'clock with the junior
choir, under the direction of Miss
Jacqueline Mitchell. In charge of
music. Morning lesson and pray
er ware by c 3h*'-pastor, the Rev. J.
H. Bryant, who also delivered a
great sermon.
UNION BAPTIST Sunday
School began at 10 o'clock with
the supt. Mr. Walter Price. In
oharge. Morning worship began at
11:30 a. m. with the pastor, the
Rev E. Mason. In charge, with the
senior choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Nettle Harrington. In
oharge of music Rev. Mason also
delivered the morning meesage.
YOUNO'S MISSIONARY TEM
PLE CME Church School began
at 0:30 a. m. with the supt . Mrs
Della R. Ford. In charge Morning
worship service began at the usual
hour with the Junior choir in
oharge of music, under the direc
tion of Miss Myrtle Rhodes Morn
ing lesson snd prayer were bl the
PRESENTS CHECK IN MEMORY OP BROTHER Rkhmd Mitchell, hit, praaente a
c hack lor SSOO to John C. Smith, president at St Auguetiae’e Acte JO Chapter at Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity. Inc., in memory of hit brother, the late Theodora R. Borneo, arho met with untimely
death in an automobile accident. November 3. 1963. Barber, Mr. Mitchell praaantud a check to
President Boyer lor 52.000 for scholarships lor deserving students. A Theodora R. Berime Memori
al Scholarship has been established ad the College, which wifi award a scholarship to a deserving
student each year. Berne s was a Sigma and a 1959 Magna Cum Lauda graduate ot Saint Augus
tine's. Mitchell is a/so a Sigma.
guest minister, the Rev. Mr.
Thorpe of Durham, who also
brought a very enoouraglng mes
sage. Elder Ltghteey te pastor.
OBERUN BAPTIST Sunday
School began at 9:30 with the
supt., Mr. Walter Curtis, to charge.
Morning worship began at 11 o'-
clock with the senior choir in
oharge of music, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Elsie Hayes, organist,
Mrs. Lucille Campbell. Morning
lesson and prayer were by the pas
tor the Rev. J. P. Dempsey, who
delivered a wonderful sermon.
ST MATTHEW AME Church
School began at 9:30 with the
supt., Mr. Robert Laaane, Jr., to
charge. Morning worship service
began at 11 o’clock with tbs Junior
choir in charge of music, under
the direction of Mr. .DR. Leach,
organist. Miss Jannetto Peterson.
Scripture and prayer by the pas
tor, the Rev. J. P. Eppes, who also
delivered tbs morning message,
which was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
LILLY OP THE YAXLEY BAP
TTST Sunday Schood began at
10 o'clock with the supt. Mr. Mack
Arthur to charge. Morning wor
ship began at 11:30 with the con
gregation singing. From the Book
of Job, 3rd chapter, and a portion
of the 3rd chapter of Rev., a great
sermon was delivered by the guest
minister, the Rev. Mr. Alston,
from Warren ton. His subject was,
“We Want To Be In The First
Resurrection.” The Rev. Lester
Rivers te pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST Chun*
School began at 9:00 a. m. with
the supt., Mr. W. H. Taylor. Sr, to
charge. Morning worship began at
11 o'clock, with the Junior choir,
under the direotlon of Mr. W. W.
Hurdle, in charge of music. Morn
ing lesson waa read by the Rev
Mr. Chambttes, and morning pray
er was led by the pastor, the Rev.
C. W. Ward. Recognition, of visit
ors was by Mr. David Dolby. The
152nd anniversary sermon was de
livered by a former pastor. Dr. C.
E. Askew. It was a very Inspiring
sermon and enjoyed by all pres
ent
BTU begad at 8:30 with the
leader. Mr. Rank Hinton. Br, to
charge. Evening worship began at
7:30 with tbe pastor delivering the
message. Next Sunday we will ob
serve Foreign Mission Day, and
Dr. Wendell C. Somerville win be
the guest meeker.
SMITH TEMPLE FREEWILL
BAPTIST Sunday School be
gan at 10:00 with tbs supt. MY.
E. D. Sandora, to charge. At 11:00.
Rev. Ray made the call to worship
with the chorus to charge of the
music, under the direction of Mes
dames Smith and Holder. Script
ure was taken from St John. 9:1-
11. Prayer was led by Deacon
Feans. Rev. Ray brought us s
wonderful minis re from St John.
9:25. Hte subject was. "How Can
X Keep Quiet?" At 9:00 p. m. the
obours held a musical program
with many groups appearing.
LINCOLN PARK HOLINESS
Chunh School began at 10 a/m.
with tbe superintendent, Arthur
Williams to charge. Morning wor
ship followed immediately with
our pastor, tbe Rev. Ell Ratcliff
conducting tbe service. The mes
sage for the day was brought by
tbs Rev. Mrs. Mary Cotton. Bhs
spoke from the subject, "A Foun
dation." Music was rendered by
the Junior choir, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Fannie Washington
and accompanied by young Broth
er William Ratcliff at the piano.
MORNINO STAR BAFTIST _
Sunday School was opened at 11
o'clock with the superintendent to
charge. The subject dieeuased was,
"A Man Born Blind.” Morning
service was opened by singing "At
the Cross". Next scripture was
read, followed by the song, "What
A Friend”. Announcements were
mads and missionary offering was
taken. Our pastor, Rev. 8. R.
Spencer brought a wonderful
massage which was enjoyed by aIL
At 4 o'clock. Rev. Sherrill, hte
choir, and congregation from New
Bethel Christian Church to Method
rendered service. BTU was opened
at 7 o’clock with the assistant
supt. In charge. Tbe lesson was
discussed and explained. Mrs. Jes
sie Deloach te church reporter.
RUSH METROPOLITAN AME
ZION Church School began as
usual at 9:45 a m. with the supts..
Messers Leslie Campbell and Jessie
DegraffSnrektt to charge. Junior
Church services were conducted by
Rev. Shelly Taylor. The morning
worship services were conducted
by the pastor. Rov T. H. Harris.
The music was furnished by the
Junior choir. Rev. Harris delivered
a very powerful gospel message
from the text, "Time Will Bring
Reality to Past" Hte subject was
taken from St Mark. 1:14-15. At
7:30 P- m.. Chaplain T. ft Owens
of tbe U. 8. Army delivered the
msesags Hte theme was. "Let’s Go
Fishing". This. too. was a very
striking mu—»>■ Ouse again the
junior choir furntebed the anisic.
Wa invite yen to worship with us
at yewr saltiest convenience Mm.
Annie H. Thorps te church report
er.
efij.
My Lady's Doings
♦ ♦ ♦
In And Oat Os Town
GABBING
About Town
BY MRS. A. H. THORPE
We ere kited mu we see.
Is werth making
make. Why beUd three eUtes
glorious. If man unbuilt goes.”
In vate we build the wart, un
taae the builder alee grows."
HOST TO PROGRESSIVE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs Cato Sanders of E.
Martin Street, were hosts to the
Progressive Club Monday night Af
ter a brief business session, the
Hostess assisted by Miss Cornelia
Allen, served s delightful repast es
chicken salad, saltines, potato
olives, home made cake and ice
Members present ware Mesdames
Connie Young, Jessie Hunt Julia
Novels, Marjorie Dunston, Cor
nelia Alim, Ina Sanders, Lucy
Brown, Janie Curtis, Lillie Mae
Pope. Harriett Smith Jones, Visi
tors: Mrs. Connie Sanders, Mrs.
Geneva Yarborough is president
The next meeting will be held at
the home es Mrs. Julia Netels on
April 13th. Each of the members
present expressed their delight as
having enjoyed e lovely evening.
BELATED BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
We extend belated birthday
gretings to Georgette Medlln of
588 K. Cabarrus Street of the re-
Alpha Lewis Howz e Given
Final Rites In Charlotte
CHARLOTTE Final tribute
was paid to Alpha Lewis Bowse,
son of the late Rev. and Mrs. Rob
ert Howze, on Sunday, March Bth,
2:00 p. m . at St Michael’s and All
ALPHA LEWIS HOWZE
Angels Episcopal Church, Char
lotte.
The Rev. W. Alfred Wilkins, of
ficiated, Apostles' Creed and Pray
er was by the Rector, Psalm 46
was read by the Rev. W. Deforest
Baxter, and the Lesson was by the
Rev. D. J. B. Humphrey. Inter
ment was in York Memorial Park.
Mr. Howse was a native of
Shubuta Mississippi. He at
tended the pubHe schools and
the Oklahano Industrial
School, Oklahano, Mississippi
and was a‘graduate of Saint
Augustine's College. Raleigh,
where he met Miss Vivian
Weaver, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David H. Weaver of Ra
leigh. whom he wed on De
cember 14, 1*42.
Mr. Howpbwm anjscttve
aa lay-reader, choir member, sec
retary of Vestry, and a mmnhsr of
the Episcopal Meals Chib. At hie
death he was In tha servlet at Oaf
Charlotte Housing Authority aa
manager at the OakJawn Housing
Project.
Survivors are bis wife, Mia. Vivi
an W. Howie: a son. Alpha Lewis
Howae. *.: four brothers, Mr. Bo
se Howse, Brian tng ham. Ala: Mr.
Robert Howie, Chicago. HL; Mr.
Waiter Howie. Philadelphia Ida;
and Mr. Arthur Howie, Meridian,
ItfCINOI'f
Test
Ms so Iks soots la
tho urn bolow. Hmm,
h —1 be haeTboSso
Bjm
Cam Heerisf AMs
I 1
f Rldyuaifa|
I OPTiCIAMt. tae. [
cant celebration of her 13th Birth
day, and say to her, Many more
Happy Birthdays.
MOVES INTO NEW HOME
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Durham, who recently
moved into their new Medallion
Home. They are now at 3104 Gil
liam Lane in Biltmore Hills Sub-
Division. They formerly resided at
Darby Street In Rochester Heights.
ATTENDED FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Yarborough
of 415 Watson Stret motored to
Youngsvllle last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Dilley Perry. They
were accomprnned by Mrs. Eva
Dehman, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Broadie and Mrs. Catheleen Jones.
SPONSORS KING AND QUEEN
CONTEST
Group 3 of Rush Metropolitan
A. M E. Zion Church of which Mr.
James Sanders is president spon
sored A King and Queen Contest
last Sunday Afternoon. Miss Jose
phine Cobb was Queen and Mr.
James Sanders was King. The
Queen representative in speech was
Mrs. L H. Cobb—The King repre
sentative in speech was Pro! J. C
Cobh.
A fine program was preusntud.
Continue culling—We are happy te
serve you.
Misnj four sisters. Mm Sophia
Bryant. Jackson. Mias.; Mm I
retta Massey, Laurel. Mian: Mm
Ekaiioe Tatum, Levin. Mian; and
Mm Evoly Davis. Laurel, Missis
sippi.
MBS. BERT GRIFFIN
Funeral services for Mrs. Betty
Griffin of Holly Springs, Rte. 1,
were held Sunday, at 2:30 P. M. at
Sweet Spring C. If. E. Church. The
Rev. Mr. Griffan officiated. Burial
followed in the Church Cemetery.
Surviving are: two daughters.
Mm Minnie Jones of the home,
Mrs. Anna Hophlna, Baltimore, Md.;
one son, Mr. John Russell McClain;
one brother, Mr. Charles McCloud,
all es the home; one sister. Mrs.
Annie Mims, Raleigh. 29 grand
children, Ond 41 great-grand
children.
GO TO
CHURCH
SUNDAY
Everything For. •.
BUILDING
REMODELING
REPAIRING
• UMBER
• kill won
• ATHEVS PAINTS
• HJtDUM MATERIALS
• SPSS WIN HARDWARE
Dial TR 2-7563
CAROLINA
itUIIiDERS CORP.
217-219 N. Dawson St
RALEIGH, N. C.
PRINTING
• Commercial
• Soda]
Coonalt Us for Raaaonabie
Prompt * Service
Phone TE 4-5558
CAROLINIAN
PUBLISHING CO.
suaumbstm
auexc