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♦ serf tePweatotea^tetefbDvwWßteQ RALEIGH, N. (L, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER U, I—4 ■ * 6 , The Raleigh SCENE WINE AND ITVE CLUB When the president checked over the by-laws of the dub, It wae ob served that this X the year to ro tate the hostesses or the club. That being the case, the club met with Mrs Bertha Wilcox on Quarry 8t recently. When the members entered Mrs. Wilcox's beautiful and spacious home, the km* table with fall motifs caught otto’s aye aad seas quickly told-by the chatter, and gleam In cseh member’s eyes, that this was the taMal meeting for the year. The president opened the meet ing by welcoming them back to the elub aad also hoping each of them had a lovely summer. After foe regular business ses sion, each member presented Helen Miteball with birthday gifts. Many of the members received beautiful gifts frotn their new secret pals. Mrs. Wilcox served a delicious buffet dinner. Members present were Meedames Buth Bethea. Geneva P. Brown. Cornelia Cobb Lovte Ellis, Addle P. Harris. Alma Harrison. Emms Jones, Mary Mareblo. Helen Mlt ehell, Sara Sharper. Anne Webb Bessie Wesley Bertha Wilcox, the members played Po-kens far recreation. Mrs. Sere Sharper was awarded the score prise and Mrs. Emma Jons* for low score. MOLES BOLD ITBfIT MEET The Kolea of Haletgh held their first maaflag at the Meadowbrook Country Cub with Mrs. Lillian Abron serving a* hostess. A vary colorful Installation Cere mony was bald with Mrs. Abron acting at installing officer and Mrs. Lovtngston serving as chair man of the nominating committee. New offleasß Installed wares Mrs. Wetanak M. Williams, president; Mrs. Christine T. Tools, vtoe-pr—Meert: IN W« berte Lightest, secretary, and Mr*. MiMrod MeTSwv est, tre— urer. The business session I si served an attractive and distng repast, buffet style. Members played a variety of games aad a grand tone wae had by ML Mean hers proaant; Meedames Lillian Abron, Edwlnton Bell. Ma rine Bell. Oraca Bethea. Hope Jones. Alberta Lavingaton, Margue rite Ughtasr, Roberta Ughtner, Alloa Bateman. Ruby Stroud, Chris tine Tooth Ttereis Turner. Harriot Webstar, Alms WUjianM, Raoaiin Gilbeys % K ■VVvm »/ t2.15~ 53,40 — iRfaIMHHBHHBHHBHRMBBMHMB- DiSTILLID LONDON DRV OIN. SO PROOF, 1001 BRAI NtUTRAL SPiEITB. W.A K OItBIV. CINCINNATI, ONI Pepsi-Cda Bottling Co., Os Raleigh tm mvumtmo tnuorr. muioh, woktm cakmlpia .»■ rwu t* bim CLUBS Williams and Wetonah Williams. MORE TO COME VICTORIAN CLUB MEETING The Victorian Club mat Satur day night at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Haywood. 832 East Cabar rus Street Her guests were: Miss Ida E. Jones and Meedames Inez Peebles, Mery B. Graham, Chios Chupp end Shirley Parry. Club members attending were: Meedames Bessie Blue, Mery Car ter, Ludelle Delany. Lillie Hodge, Dorothy Houeen, Bertha Pulley and Blanche Rivers. After several rounds of pinochle. Mrs. Mary Graham wee awarded high score prise and Mrs. Inez Peebles got the booby prize as guest. Mrs. Blanche Rivers won high score prize and Mrs. Bertha Pulley received booby prize as club Mias Ida 'E. Jones received the lucky number prize. Phyllis Haywood received gifts as hostess. THE BUNBHNE CIRCLE CLUB The Sunshine Circle Chib of St Paul AME Church held Its first meeting for the fail in the church on September 11 Mm. Mary Little- John, the president, was the has tees. The club opened by singing, "Blessed Assure nee”. Prayer was ted by Mrs. Georgia Wall, and scripture wae ted by Mias Halite Melvin. After the business session, each one enjoyed hot coffee and cookies. Member* present were; Meedames M. Littlejohn, G. Well, Annie Massenburg, Mildred Mullen, Mieses Lillie Birdeall and H. M. Melvin. The Rev. L. S. Penn is the pastor. ' DEATHS MBS. SUMS MOORE JORDAN *'■ Tflfr.il L. luJiigu ate in deep sympathy with Mrs. Blanche Moore of 1104 l-I S. Person Street la the death of her daughter, Mr*. Susie C. Meore Jordan of Woodbury, N. J. Funeral services ware conducted in Woodbury teat week., Mrs. Jordan waa kilted ta a ear aocidant September A She la aur vived by her husband. Mr. Pater R. Jordan and etx children, Bar bara Ann. Pater R. Jr.. Susan. Jo seph. Jacqueline, aad Michael, all as the home. In Weed bury. Mm Blanche Moore, MUe Martha Most*. ■r# -7 W 7 SHAW *FAMILY” WELCOMES NEW STUDENTS ln the receiving line at the Shaw 17- nivanity recaption are le/t Eric Harding, praaident oi the student body, Miss Shirley Moae (Mima Shaw University) and members ot the Administrative faculty and staff as they greet the new stu dents, Friday, Saptembar 18, in Spaulding Gymnasium. MRS MAY l_ BROADIE “O Bad. wham afi Masotags daw, we thank That for Thy Fatheriy lave and gesduam Help ua to be over mindful as Thy many kmaflta to ua. Teach as the perfect Jay es gratitude to Thee, for all Thy Meaataga and aptritaal meretas ta Christ Jeans, aur Lard, wa pray." UNION BAPTIST Church School began at 10 o’clock with the supi., Mr. Waiter Pneo. in charge. Morning worship service began at 11:80 a. m. with the senlot choir in charge of the music, under tha di rection as Mm Nettle Harrington: and organist Mr. Willie Henderson. A very wonderful sermon was de livered by tha pastor, tha Bav. E. Mason. ST. ANN AH FREEWILL BAP- TlßT—Sunday School began st 10 a m. with the supt, Mr. W. H. Lyons, in charge. Morning worship service began at IHBO a. m. with the senior choir to sharps as the arasie. under the dtraatten as Mrs Charlie Prteee. Maralng lemon and prayer waa given by the pastor, tha Bur. U T. Ford. Ha alao brought g vary inspiring sermon tram tea beak as SLUte* U:Bg. Ho uaofMui bis aubfaiL ‘Bat your TOTFBB MEMORIAL BAPTIST Mrs. Ruth Jenkins and Mr. Own Moore, all «f Raloigb, Mm Obrrto Ferry. Mm Dorothy Brawn and Mr. Jmnas Moara of Now Ttok. Mm Jordan was a native as la- Hte g graduate es VMktostau High Bahafe. and lived ban until toTworik eftMK maEw+tZ. who Mod Saturday, wffl be bald Thuraday a* 4 p m. a* the Raleigh Funeral Bams ChapeL The Rev. L. K Fans Burial will Memory Teat *mJ*jjesm+jmme* tea sgaosa Mm Nm a foa Bam a» pagmsM. baaoV ha tens before W* WKL bans B yea ■ %m ■aortod MM 1 Hr ■ ißldgaatfal I o>ti«i*m«, | w • - . : fT2 —Church School began at AM a m. with the superintendent, Mrs. Dor othy Alien, In charge. Morning worship began at 11 o’clock with the senior choir In charge of the music, under the direction of Miss Valjean Myers. Morning lesson and prayer were given by Rev. Richard Styles. A great sermon was deliv ered by the pastor, Rev. D. N. How ard, Sr. He took his text from the Book of St Luke, 22 chapter. He used as a subject “Men of faithful- T.TT.v r>r nrr valley rrjx WILL BAPTIST—Sunday School began at 10 ajn. with the superin tendent, Mr. Mack Arthur, In charge. Morning worship service began at 11:30 with the pastor. Rev. Lester Rivers, In charge. The sen ior choir rendered the musle. A great sermon wee delivered by the Rev. Welter Sanders. The sermon Was highly appreciated and en joyed. SMITH TEMPLE BAPTIST Sunday School began at 10:00 with the superintendent Mr. Elbert Senders, In charge. At 11:00 Rev. Ray made the cell to worship with the senior choir in charge of the mutio under the direction of Mrs. Holder end Mrs. Pattie Shaw. Scripture lesson wa* taken from St Matthew 18:1-4. Prayer by Dea con Young. Rev. Ray brought us a wonderful message from the above chapter. Subject wee: "What' are we doing about the tarries in our livaeT WILLIAMS GROVE BAPTIST— Church School began at 9:30 with tha superintendent Mr. Phillip Al- Bton, in charge. Morning worship service began at 11 a.m. with the tauter choir in charge of the mu tea, under the direction of Mies Jacqueline Mitchell. Morning les ion end prayer were given by the gucet minister, the Rev. Mr. Reese, who also delivered a fine sermon. YOUNG'S MISSIONARY TEM PLE CME—Church School began at ABO, with the superintendent Mm Della R. Ford, In charge. Morning worship service began at 11 ajn. with the senior choir In charge of the music, under the direction of Mbs Myrtle A Rhodes. Morning lesson end prayer were given by the pastor, the Rev. Sister Baldwin. She took her text from the Book of Acfo 1A36. Rev. Baldwin used as her subject “The power of prayor." OBERLIN BAPTIST - Sunday 3 * ■ a EMMA JANE CHARM CUNIC Mambara. from hit to rUM: Mmdmtm Har*afa|h Whit* Mmy Whitby. Emm* Jam Mm*. Jmny Fmrky. and Daisy Harm. Hot ateam on pietun: Mn. Miktrad Boyd and Mra. Kathryn Shapard. 71a ptoto vaa School began at 0:30 a.m. with the superintendent Mr. Welter Curtis, in charge. Morning worship began at 11 a. m. with the senior choir ta charge of the music, under the di rection of Mrs. Elsie Hayes, end organist was Mrs. Lucille Camp bell. Morning prayer and lesson were given by the pastor, The Rev. J. P. Dempsey, who also delivered a wonderful sermon. Hie subject was, “Do what you can.” rIL 3 T CCL'G LLG ATIGi; AL CHRISTIAN—Church School be -4.,:. „. 3.30 v, .Li, u,c tendent Mr. Sherman Lewis, in charge Morning worship service began at 11:00 a.m. with the pas tor, the Rev. Howard Cunningham, in charge and the junior choir fur nishing the music. A good sermon was delivered by the pastor. FIRST BAPTIST—Sunday School began at 0:30 a.m. with the superin tendent Mr. W. H. Taylor, In charge. It was homecoming and the pastor, officers, members end friend! were extended a cordial welcome by Mm Norn Lockhart who alao brought a vary inspiring address. Her subject was, “Home". Homing worship began at 11 ua with the Young People’s Choir in charge of the music, under the di rection of Mr. David Dolby, and organist Miss Joyca Cooke. Morn- In lesson end prayer were given by the pastor, Rev. C. W. Ward, who alao delivered a very inspir ing sermon. HU text wee taken from the Book of Revelations, the 30th chapter. He used as hi* sub- JeJct, “The Open Book." BTU began at 6 p.m. with the leader, Mr. Prank Hinton, in charge. Evening worship service began at 7:30 pjn, LINCOLN PARX HOLINBBS- Chureb School began at 10 am. with tha superintendent Mr, Ar thur Williams, In charge. Morning worship followed with the pastor, the Rev. Bav. Eli Ratcliff, conduct ing the service. Rev. James L. Mc- Cullers was tha guest speaker. He delivered an inspiring message from the Bth chapter of Revela tions. The muate wa# furnished by the Mate choir, undar tha direc tion at Mbs. Ann Wilson, accom panied bp Mm Margaret Ratcliff. TBB CHURCH OT OOD-Sun day School beaten at A4O with tha superintendent Mr. L. E. Parry, in charge. Mamtng worship service began at U am with the paster, the Bar. Jta. N. A. Fort, ta charge of tha stories. Ska delivered a won- Personals GRID STAB JOHN BftKBB VISITS Mr. John Baker, Jr., a great star in the football world, eras home over the weekend on a brief visit with his family. He has returned to his duties in Pittsburgh, Pa, with the Pittsburgh Stealers. We ell are very anxious tor hie career in football. MASS. COUPLE VISIT BEBE Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. La# of Barton, Mam. am In the city visit ing their parents. Mm Annie Avery of Chavis Way. and Mr. and Mm L. Lee of Apex. They reported a wonderful stay in the area. MBS. ANNIE HINTON RETURNS Mm Annie Hinton of SIS S. East Street, has returned from New York City, the World’s Pair and Washington. D. C, where she visit ed her sister. PHtST BAPTIST PBLLOWSHIP The Meaithly Pettowahtp Dinner • fPlist Baptist Chtsreh will be kali an Friday, Septem ber 25, at I p. m. to the Bulleck Building. The Rev. Charles W. Ward, Qssdnf heater will es September. SMITH FAMILY REUNION HELD The reunion of the Smith family was held near Soldi A the boo# of Mm Maggie Smith .widow of the late George Smith. After a brief ceremony conducted by the Rev. James Avery, of Raleigh, dinner was served on the lawn. Among the many gueeta and friends were Rev. Hieks and the following out es state guests: Mr. and Mm Napolean Smith and Mm Lucille Williams of Portsmouth, Vm*uu% iut. litiu oire. Leroy Jen kins, Mrs. Rule Robertson. Mm Louise Miies «..J Goidah Smith of New York. Mrs. Rocille Phillips Elmer Jones and Walter Barnett of Baltimore, Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and sons of Charleston, South Carolina. derful massage. Her subject was, "The certainty of the harvest." Rev. Ford took her text from the book of Hoses, 8:7 and Matthew, 24:8-4. Our revival services ended with this service. This week we will re sume our regular weakly meeting and activities as usual on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. R. Price Hunter is church reporter. MORNING STAR BAPTIST Church School began at 11 an. with the superintendent in charge. Sunday School lesson was: “ITte people demand a leader." Morning service was opened by singing “Down at the Cross.” Scripture wag read from the book of SL John. After announcements, missionary offering was taken. The pastor, Rev. S. R Spencer, brought a wonder ful sermon. His subject was: “Re member Zion.” BTU opened at 6:30 with the president, Mr. John A. Marks, in charge- The lesson was read and discussed. Evening warship service began Immediately after the BTU. with the Rev. Ray as guest speak er. The meeaage wee enjoyed by all. After Rev. Ray’s message, we had a singing by three different groups for the benefit of the build ing fund. Mm Jesse Deloach is church reporter. RUSH METROPOLITAN AMEZ —Church School began Sunday at •:4A am. Tha superintendents, Mr. Leslie Campbell and Mr. Jessie De graffenreidt, wars in charge. The Junior church service were con ducted by Rev. Shelby Taylor. The regular morning worship services ware conducted by the pastor. Rev. T. H. Harris, assisted by Rev. Neil Tha music was furnished by the Senior Choir with Mm Paulina Coflald Barton at the organ. Rev Harris brought a vary timely and Inspiring message from the follow fog passage of scripture: 8 Corin thians, Bth chapter, 3th and 7th verses. Thame: *’Assurance of hav ing another place to live when we are toroad to move out ot the house ta which wo are living.” At • p. m, tha VCE was held. Tha speaker for the occasion wae your scribe who spoke from the subject "Letter men es God." At 7:80 pjm. the Rev. J. D. Lock lay delivered a moat touching mes sage. Hie subject was: “A world au thority * On Monday at 11 noon tha Inter denominational Ministerial Alliance bald its regular monthly mooting and the Holy Communion was ad ministered. The Bov. C C Jones brought the message. Rev. T. H. Harris was voted president Mm Annie H. Thorpe is church reporter. Homecoming Bead.'wUl bThridi Sudayl’snh eared by the teaman's Society of Christian Service. On Ifo se- EM pohEeJeJha pcwsnt «dtoe aaft MteM?CMfoui tern My Lady’* Doings * * ♦ In And Oat Os Town GABBING About Town BY MRS. A. H. THORPE •A thought ta Prayer" “Our Father," wo mortals prty. Who or our souls a Son was given. Teach us thy path from day to day, That leads to Thee. Who an to heav’n. Strengthen all our weaknesses. With out thine aid wo cannot live." Amen. WEEKEND GUEST Mm Elizabeth T. Jonas of At lanta, Ga, was the meant weekend house guest of Miss Vivien L. Burt of 431 Alston Strife. LEAVES FOB AAT COLLEGE flies Della. Waynette Melvin, daughter ot Mr. and Mm Jsmfe Melvin of «31 Quarry Strife. left for AAT College, Grieneboro. last week. This is Mia* Melvins sopho more year. CELEBRATES 18th BIRTHDAY Happy birthday grietfogs ari in order for Miss Carolyn Antoneti* Jones, daughter of Mm Brunahilda Lofton, ot 1108 Holman Strict. We with you many more birthdays Carolyn. MOTORS TO VIRGINIA BEACH Mm Brunhilda J. Lofton es UO6 Holman St. motored to Va. Beach recently where she spent an en joyable time. She was accompani- GETS INTERNSHIP Dr. Dorothy Prime, profeoaor as ed ucation and psychology rft AAT Callage, has been awarded an Internship in Academic Adnata latrntton to study during the current school year. The intern ship Is sponsored by the Eflb I» PfaßMpa Panada Hen Everything For • • • BUILDING REMODELING REPAIRING • LUMBER • MILL WORK • 4TRtn PAINTS • AUILDUNG MATERIALS B SUSEWIN HARDWARE Dial TB J-7SS3 CAROLINA BUILDERS CORP. 317-319 IV. DSteMO It RALEIGH. N. C. wmir hair imtf HSfeaSS'Sf-: IAJY TO wr. ATTACH KSTYUI «KUW» W AND "‘i ''ff^ TMICK" STYItSI »i*cA. »- W Nyto #m "ADORNr i jmwmnutM.m STim» r ~1,,< h * -^% SEfigmsm SdS ad by her mother. Mm Jggato low rin. es the same addriaa knd her children. PATIENT AT WAKE MXMOBIAL Mm Fannie Pittarion of Ml S. Cabarrus St. ia g pktient it Wake sssfuwt .twts covfey. MOTOM T 6 DuShAIL N. A* Mrs. Erma Banka of Ml E.,Cnbafc nn Street motord to Durham. Sun day when she visited bar laugh student st N. j*. coucft mere* WOMAN'S DAT Church on Sundivy Swijnftef 37th. _ The #eaker tor the 11 o’dogfc torir ice wfll M Mrs. N. W. Herttt tea wife of Bav. T. H.»rris A SpAHel ly arranged prifrim butt bean pltsuisd The public is invited to Ittond. Thompson School SCHOOL SYA NEWS Wednesday night SoptfeaMr 33. IM4 at AM ten- markz tha official beginning of the Thompson School PTA meeting* far the schiol year 1064-86. Parents and patrons are tinted to be prtofnt Y#u gro urged to attend to, moat yfejr dUOT teacher. Among 8m parents, and Uachere appealing bn the interest ing program ari: Mr*. LQlla M. Johnson, Mrs. Marjorie Sinderi. Mr*. La telle Vtttghfel rtd MBs Yv irtoe Tbtum. TBorajpaS* Echool’t now teachfes and parent* will W ui—lit id The Grade Mfehara will meat pri or to tha regular meeting at 7:30 p. m. in Ream 8. We ere eagerly ex peeting all to be prisent. Kj liUhlori J a He’s r- * PRINTING • Commercial • Sodsl flwifi* 0| far Reasonable Prisnpt * Service Phone T|C 4-5558 SIS K. limb Meet
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