^AQI TWO—
THE CAItOUNA TIMIS SATURDAY. OCT. 7tk, 1»9»
CHARLOTTE
Social Notes
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during the !.-vciiing. Gin'U m-
cluJ»^ membffS of. tW 1U.
Rich I'lvfo, »nd » mimber of
spt>cial guettar
S. IN.wtll 'i
Jtiaa Aniiie Mai' AliKi- ifli iIk‘
ciiy Thurs.iu.. )i>r 8anai iriuin,
N. C. whtrt silt, ''ill btifin liti
Work. *• .A.“-i.^taiil Supl. »‘I Nui-
Ets at SUti- .Saiiatv rium —*
The young missionary kulu
of Grace Cliimli Hpoiifcori'd a
pti^ularity coiiti-^t ilu' ciowing
ot Miss Grace v iiurch, Munday
nifht. Mrs. Willn' Siae Mi Kis^ick
hrving raised $31.61 was crown
ed Miss Gracti Church.
Queens are as folluw!^;
The
. femith,
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^7.20; Alla Robirts, >10.6b; J.
Li. isK'i, M. Uoolon,
$10.00; Mis.es M. lUywood,
$8.40; Ffunkif.' liurion, f 19,27;
.Maiiri" *$1».00. Th*
luia. ..iw iu ueinif iv.OO'
ivhich^ «. loward remgdel-
ijf iKt church.
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Mr=. Murray' oT Eant
,’h Strt‘t'1 , . ttie city tiiday
.it^hl f.it Tuskegee wUero ahe
viil visit her sTstcr.
Mrs. j uia Jonnsoh entfcrtain-
0.1 trn; nu-mbers of the Self
,.7ifTal ! .ah Wednesday eveninjc
,»i her lii'Die on CaJdwell St.
Members of ihc Hick Wick
1.riuut Club met Thursday night
,t. the, home ttf Walter (.raw-
f. rd at liis hohie on Ea't 8th
rinei't? Hrutgc was enjoyed dur
mj; the evening, after which a
dclici. u; salad course was
Si.’ived tflle^■ls included only
nic'inbeis of the club.
M*iluin Gille.spie has returned
t„ hi.- h(-nif fn Washington, D.
C., after vi. iiTng his sist'?.’ Mrs.’
Kllli UeaUbs y” Sttnil«r8 Avenue
ill Washingtoii Heights.
Rev. and Mrs. P. E. Davis leTt
the ciEy ‘Saturday for Jndiana-
poTis, Indiana, where they will
attefid Ihe funeral of Dr. and
Jlrs, William MscMi Mrs. Mack
II th« fociMr MiM ikacline
Phifer of Chlrlultti. Him. Mack
died Satuiaay with • tosart »t*
Uck whk,h r«»ulUd from th«
•hock of th« death of her hus
band on Friday.
Mofdatf^i* Marion Alexuidar,
and Albetta Cline, na^e return
ed to their home in New York,
after viniting Mr. and Mr*.
Zaok Alexander br. on bouth
Caldwell Street. ,
Mrs. Gertrude Moore Nowell
entertained tJie young ladiea
missionary society of L’ttle
Hock Church Wednesday nij^t
at-her home on •Ifiast Fir»L St.
After busiufi** part yf t^e
meeting was over Mi*. Siuw>-li
served a ihic'ne# lu^pper. Wje
were happy to nave u» a joiner
Mrs. Evely^ Alston, aUter of
Mrs. MowellT
m
Perry^ Metz of Edisto Island
leturnpd to the city’ Sunday to
resume his sludies at Johnson
C. Smith University., ./
Miss Kuby Melton entetlain-
ed a few of ner friend% at a
birthday dinner party Sui-d’ay
evening at her home on E
7th Street. Guests included
Misses Dorothy 'IlaVry, Ihdnas
cinia Jamison, Wilh'jlmunia.
Jamison, Helen McLain, Ruth
M&Lain, Ruth Ezelle, Isabelle
and Aldriche Davidson, Messrs.
Irey Maton and “Von” Ken
nedy. I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ezelle
Sr. entertained at a surprise
birthday party Friday night at
their home on East 7th Street,
Mesdaines Aurelia
$12.45; Lucille Harris,
ElTiiabeth Jones, |(5.26; D. E.
'Williamson, $10.:?5; C. L. Uabb
$10.30; G E Wiley, $6.36; F.
Perry, $5.30; HarrisSn,
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CILARLOTTE, N. C. (By Mrs.
Bessie Haroy)—lAn impressive
cande lighting Ceremony leu by
Hev.B Wilson, pastor, marked
the installation of Junior Choir
officer sof Little Rock AMEZ
Church on Thuraday eveninf,
Sept. 28, The light of service
was passed from (the candle of
Rev. WiUou i each oBflcer and
memLvr ot lat cl.oir at. each
promised to carry on to greater
servi«Se. Mr. BfOjjrf, president of
the Senior choir in a brief talk,
encouraged the young people
and promised the sincerg sup
port of the Senior choir. Mem
bers of the Senior Choir, tru t-
ees, deacons, church officer*
and friends witnessed the cere
mony whi^h was under the di-
Mrs. M. DeMond
Ispoiiiored 6^
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“Strang. It Seems*’
r-ji
Beokwitch and
Mrs. Minnie Boger. The church
was beautifully ' decorated with
fall flowers.
The officers installed were:
Mibs BUzabfth Johnson,
President .
Margaret Anderson,
Vicf-President
Ella Jackson,
Secretary
Bernice Henderson,
Asst. Secretary
Mrs. Minnie Boger,
Treasurer and Sponsor
Rosg Lee Qilliard,
Librarian
^alvene Johnson,
Accompanist
Mrs. C. H. Beckwith,
Director
in honor their daughter,
Miss Ruth Volt Ezelle.- The
table was graced with a bowl,
of red roses. A delicious Iced
was served. GuesfS ‘ Included Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur •»Andersi>n, Mr.
and Mrs. L. P Harris, -Mrs. C.
R .Brewjngton^ Misses Vi5ginia
Ghiilftk, Irma Kyle, Sara S«ott,
I/saballa Hendeism, Williard;
Gullick, Ruby Melton, Isabelle
Ezelle, Thelma Ezelle, Mildred
Haygood, kr. and Mrs. Clenr.ent
W'ilUaniaon, Mcsdame^ Ethel
Btttlw, Estelle a.niith^
R. E- Andenop, , Rudolph Bo
han, and Walter Muxiel and
others.
Dr. A. B. UcCoy, Secretary
of work with fhe colored people
in the Presbyterian Church,
USIA was in 'Cha:rlotte and held
meeting with tHe executives 6f
the Presbyteries- and Synods.
Dr. OEOROE WASHINGTON
CARVER, famoua asricultural
scientist, as ha appeared on the]
Strange As It Seema program over
the nationwide CBS network re
cently. Dr. Carver waa interviewed
by Alola Havrilla, maat«r-of-cere-
moniea for the program, after a
dramatixation of hia remarkable life.
-Hwtf jOh OB dM UBM progtam
were Canada Lee, who followed
Sex Ingram u the lead In "Haiti,'*
*nd starred in Preon WeW Har-
Itm veraion of Macbeth, and fiH
Attaway, last seen in the road com
pany of “You Can't Tak* It With
You."
iMar;
Baptist ll«lil
•teioB ■
BY E. W. MIDGlETTE
The Sixty Ninth Annual Seas
ion of the New Hope Missionary
Baptist Aeso^ation was held
OcioJ»er 3-4 at the Mount' Zion
Baptist Church.
The first aesaion got uoder
way Tiieada^ jnurninir jU_ 10 _
a. .m with Rev. H. S. Puller luiil'
Rev Baxter Wilson directing
devuUons; the welcome address
was given by ilev. W. M. Fuller.
The . introductory sermon was
preached by kev. J. R. Stan
ford.
The evening session was direc
ted by the Women’s Auxiliary,
Mrs. Annie IT Filmore presi-
deiit. The devotion was led by
Sisters of Holly Springs, Chape^
Hill and New Bethel. Welcome
PRIVATE CLUB
HOLDS OPENING
CHARLOTTE, N. C.—-
The ..“WHITE SWAN PRI
VATE CLUB HOUSiE” held
open house on last Wednesday
night 'it 204 Martin Street, and
j^a now open (for the use of mem-
ber^i from nine o’clock at riight.
Mrs. Pella Thomas, assisted by
Misa _ Lula Mae Whitje and
others served aS hostesses for
the fiffair which was largely
attended.
Without exception, the guests
f>re»ent expressed themselves as
having enloyed the occasio'n,
and of (being highly pleased with
the atmo»i%ere and decorations
of the renovated cltd>. The el»rt>
offers ia^ilities for dancing,
dininif, and various typ«s of
games and amusements. It looks
forward to a very successful
Fall Seasn. (Adv.)
ZION MINISTERS
HOLD
■ CHARiLOTTE,~AME Zion
ministers from all over the dis
trict held their Jast disirUt
conference at Willrejboror Fri
day. This conference leads up
to the annual conference that is
to be held at Little Rock Church
in Charlotte.
DURHAM
Social Notes
BY MISS T5XTSY IMYO
TELEPHOIfE N-T121
RETURNS HOAIE . nam, IflBses Odelia Fuller,
Mrs Maggie Lyons haa return filanclft Patterion and Temple
ed home a/ter spending two
wec4c with her dau^^fa^i'
Whitakers, N. C.
COES BACK TO SCHOCML
Harrison Davis left the city.
Friday night to return to Vir
ginia State vvTlere he will con
tinue his studies.
address was givem
Gertrude Faison.
by Mrs.
The highlight of this seesion
was the stirring sermon, by the
Rev. W. p. Somerville, whose
subject was “Forgive ?me Lord
and try me one more time.”
The other seiStns follo(wed in
like manner.
Thursday’s session, however,
had a very outstanding feature
in the appearance oi the As
sociation’s Male Chorus of selec
tive vpices from the New Hofte
Musical Convention under the
direction of Professors Thomas
Booth of Chapel Hill and W. N.
Beasley of Apex, North Caro
lina.
GETS APPOINTMENTS
GHARLOniE, N. C.—
Rev. Frankr"C. Shirley, pastor
fiidd^ewille Presbyterian church
was recently 'appointed Field
RepreaetitatiV®' for Synoi
of Catawiba which emibraces two
states, NotthJHsrolina and
Virginia. The Rev. A. H. Prince
will continue the Executive orf
Atlantic SynoTl en*ra;ing the
States of -South ..Carolina, Ga,
and Florida,
Dt. L. B> West was Installed
last Sunday as the Pastor of
t h e Brooklyn Presbyterian
church, taking part in the ser
vices, were Reys. H. Wilson, A.
H, George, F. C Shirley, A. ff.
Prince, C. H ^hute, J. M. Gas
ton. >
J. T. Jones of Chester, S. C.
was a recent visitor in the city.
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CO-ED SPENDS WEEK
END AT HOME
Miss Nahnie Stewart, a stu
dent at Winston Salem Teachers
College apent the week end at
home with her parents on
Thomas Street.
COMES TO THE
FRIENDLY CITY
Wade (Allen
was a recent visitor in the city.
ENTERTAINS AT
BIRTHDAlr
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bolbbitt
entertained aT the fifth birth
day for fheir~ son Bernard at
their home 1022 2nd Street
Sunday, Ocfc^l, 19S9.
The little guests arrived at
4 p. m. Games were playod in
the living room, that was beau
tifully decorated with fall flow
ers. Later Mrs. BoUbitt assfsted
by Mrs. Addie Fye served ice
cream, cake, mints and i^uts
the f(*llow!nsr: Jaunita Watson,
Frances Pye, John Quinfon
Parker, Louise Davis, Sherman
Hill, Jauita Bethea, Ddith Hail
and Bernard Boblbitt.
The birthday Cake was beanti
ful with five green candles,
each little guest responded wit!t
a gift anff Ueparted wishing
Bernard many more happy
birthdays.
SILVER MOON CLUB
Memibers o^'flie Silver Moon
Club spenV a~ffelighttful evening
at the home of Mrs. David Gil
more of EUizSbeth Street Tues
day evening, 'Oct. 2«th. After
all business discussions, Mr^.
Gilmore served a“eourse of Coca
Cola, SanflwiChes, and Choco-
Ctawley.
RETURNS HOME
Xkliiif Richardson accompani
ed by Mias Jant Wootan letnrn-
ed to.,)yt>« city Monday Oot, 2,
after viaiCing relatives ana
friends in iVew York City ,knt
tVashmgUjQ, D. C. 
MUt Marie Lana of ..fju^etf^
ville StreM HXT returned to the
city alt«r ap«Tjping the aunsm'et
in New York City. Miss Lann
plans to enter North CaroUna
College oh a later date.
Mrs. Lilaan' Hidgette of 1308
Fine Sireel ^timed to the city
Mtonday night mf%er having
spent a two month'a v|jJ3iuon in
Charleston, W. Va. ,and . Points
West. Cominj^T^lttck by way of
New York, she visited her sis
ter Mrs. Pearl Rhodes of New
Vork City. She also took in the
World’s Fair.
MRS. CROOM ILL
Mrs.. A. S. Croom wife of Rev.
A. S Crrofc of 802 Eliza.beth 9t
is ill in Lincoln Hospital.
Mrs. Emma Sellers is ill at
her home &17 4th Street.
VISITS
Miss Lillian Buyers of Win
ston Salem spent Weinesday,
Oct. 4, visiting Miss Ullie Mae
Jarrett of 607 Fayetteville St,
THE SUN^SlDiE _ ^lAL
CZiUiB held its regular meeting
Tuesday night Sept. 2:6, at the
I>uirham Chauffeurs cluib room.
Mrs. Juanitte Chavis andd Mrs.
Susie Mae Williams were re
ceived as new members.
the evening.
DB;^H. L. MeCROREY
AT WORLD’S FAIR
NEW YOaK,—Pffsldent rif
L. McCrorey, of Johnson C.
Smith University, participated
in the celebration of Presbyter
ian Collgg^ Day, on Sept. 29th
at the Peace Pavilion on the
Tafe coSHes. Evefyone -NeW Totlr WdrltTr Pair ffotmds
The celeibration honored the
Those present yere: Mesdames fifty three colleges and six uni-
Henry HormaTT, Walter Johnson, j verities affiliated with the Pres
Zxcell KolISn3, Mrs. James byterian Chprch, USiA, .^a*n d
Tfiompson, Mrs. PpeSton IJl- ' Johnson C. Smith University is
wards and Mrs, Willie Mae Del)- j one of these Institutions.
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Racial Injustices
CHIOAGO, (ANP)—A strong
telegram Condemning racial in
justice in the United States and
pledgimg Negro loyalty to
America was sent to President
Roosevelt on behalf of 110,OOO
Baptists in Chicago by the
Chicago Baptist Ministers con
ference.
The telegram was signed by
Dr. L. K. Williams, president
National Baptist Convention,
Dr. L. R. Mitchell, pastor Zion
Bajrtist church. East Chicago,
Ind.; Docloi'* D. Z. Jackson, pas
tor Lifc^rty Baptist church; Dr.
E. J. Coles, president Chicago
Baptist Mindi^ers conference
and Dean H. M. Smith, Chicago
Ba'ptist institute.
The 'teie^am read:
“In the face of the iSresent
world crisis which faces Amer
ica, the Chicago Baptist Minis
ters cpnijerence reprejenting
250 Negro Baptist ministers
and pastors and 110,000 com
municants wishes to assure you
of their earnest prayers thait
you may be gmded of God »»
our leadler. As Dr. L. K. Will
iams, president of the Nation
al Baptist convention, has al
ready said—‘we pray for peace’
and urge that no, means be left
untired to keep our country out
of the tragedy of war.
American Negrooa have al
ways been loyal to tbis country,
even though they have not al
ways shared tVS* the democracy
offerisd by Amerksa to others
of its citieens. "We are pa-»ion-
ately dedicated to the nrinciple
of democracy for all men re
gardless of race or creed. ^To
this end we ple^e our allegi
ance and cooperation in . the
great tasks of modern demo
cracy.”
FOOD FOR THOUGHT .
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