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SATURDAY, JUNE 21«t, 1941
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WOMAN’S PAGE
SDurAam ^Socia/s
By J^net Williams ^
Walltowa
MTM SYBIL BEEWES
The Fiftii Dutrkt Sunday
School Ccnvention was held lor
the first til&e at the North Side
Church Thumiay, June
1^ and Sooday June 15.
The Male Chonu of St. JAn
"Baptist Chureh went to Fnquay
8[Hiiigs last Sunday to reader
ser^'ice for one of Uie chnrchea
there.
Glonn Mr. Hrawley i» a cou
tan of A. J. Htaiiley.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Weaver
left Saturday nigfat, June 14, for
New York where ube will spend
a short vtseation with MiMi
Christine Headen.
The Community Club met at
the home of Mrs. Mary John«oii
on Third Street Monday night-
The guest a enjoyed « deiicious
course of Jello Salad, lee cream
and eake.
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The ‘ ‘ Pla ntation Chorus’'
under the direction of Johnny
Patterson renderied a musical
program Sunday afternoon, June
15 at 3 o’clock at the Orange
Grove Baptist Church ^which wae-
higltlT enjoyed by the large
«iid£me which was present.
Miw Octavia Barbcc wa« liigli*
ly entertained at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Lucille Barbe®
at Eairt Pettigrew Street with a
gradtiation party on the )awn,
iYiday night, Juno 13. Tt© lawn
was beautifully lighted with
splendid musie for the occawion
Those eujoyiag the li(»pitality
of Miss Barbee were Miss's Nurma
Thomae, Dora Chavis, Ruth Jo-
aey, Trivilene Arnold, Louise
Dawiaon, .Dorothy Luster, iVirr
ginia Peele, Mildred Mayo und
Magadalene Barbee.
Mti&prs Paul Stroud, Kemp
Long, Layfette Baru(-«, Erneut
Mciver, Ferman Batc«, Joe Wat
son, liuby Hayes, Fonte Wooten,
John Henry Luneford, Thomas
Ath'ens, Linwood 1‘erry, Marr
dell McNeil, Oscar Elaui, Jame**
Raymond Pettiford Claiborn
Thorpe and Eester Luater.
A delicioua course of refresh-
meut« was served before the
close of tlie party.
BY MISS JAVIE BOQEBS
Miss Elizabetii Womble of
Romeo. Michigan is visiting her
graudparenta, Mr. and Mrs- Char
lie Tbomptoai at 1312 Albright
Street. '
Miae Evelyn Carrington
Ralfigh>i« ^viliting her gvandr
mother, Mra. .^Jennie Oarriugtou,
of 1116 Hyde Park Av«iue.
DAY NURSERY
Qhariotte Socials
By Mrs. Bessie Hardy
Mti> EUzaboth Hardy Colvin
of New York City came in town
Monday. Mrq. Colvin is a form
cr resident of Charlotte. Sbe
will be the guests of relatives and
friend* for 3 weeks.
Miss Betty Holmes of Raleigh
was a visitor in the home ctf
Rev, end Mrs. Davideon on
Beatties Forid Boad last Thuro-
M^nbens of the Pickwick club
entertained at their annual
picnio la«t Thursday at tjie home
of the Griers. Qames were play
ed during the evenii^. ' There
were 50 guests present including
in and out of town guests.
Rev. and^Mn». Paul Davis had
their gu^t last wedi Mrs.
Etta Spaulding and Mim Ruth
Butcher of Columbia, S. C.
Miss Ida Johnson, youi%
dau^ter of Professor Hodge
Johnson entertained a few fri- -ii i
j - ^ , Members of the th street
ends 01 the younger set WedneeHr> i 4. ■„ 1 1 • j
, • . (Prcubyterian church entertained
day evening at her home on' ■'
is the niece of Mrs* Louia Har
ris of East Stonewall St.
Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Young,of
Winston Salem, were the house
guests of Attorney and Mm
L^ P. Harris at Iheir home on
E, Stooeiwall street during
Smith’s eommencement Rev. laud
Mrs. Young are parents of Mrs.
Harris. , '
Attorney J. S. Bowser left the
city lasrit. week on a bueinees trip
to Detroit, Michigan. Attorney
Bowser plans to be gone about
two weeks.
Dr. B. F. Gordon returned to
the city last week after being
away for a short-vncatiojp.
Mk.8 Jocelyn Tate, daughter of
Mrs. A. J.' Tate left for Pitts
burgh, last Wednesday where
she plans to spend the summer
with her grand parents.
Pictured is a acene of one of the WPA operated nurseiyin the city of Charlotte. These tiny prenichoQi children are
under t!?e^8upervi8ion of a trained worker, who guides them through the day until mother conies home from work. In addi
tion to deveieptag the hidden interegt of the childr^, the nursery provides a wholesome environment foj the Idddies and
encourafles the foT>»ation of good habits. '
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Miss Bernke Richarditon and
her mother, Mrs. Lora Richard
son are at home again after be
ing HI in Lincoln Hospital.
Friends hope tbey will coutiniK
to reeapeiete.
East Durham
!. A. J. STANLEY.
Eev. J. W Tarbron and grand
son spent last week visiting hie>
sister, Mn. Lola Elam, 1322
Glena Street. Rer. Tabron is
now pastoring in Winston Salem,
The Qirki Sunday School
Chorus of Ebeaezer Baptist church
sang at the Morning Star Church
ia Oxford, Sunday, June 15. The
Chorus is scb'eduled to appear on
program Sunday Jane 22nd at
Terrell** Creek Baptist Church
of which Bev. T. A. Grady is also
paator.
J. B- Brawley of Campbell
Oljio is spending two weeks with
Mr. an'3 'Mrs. A. J. Stanley 1408
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Strud-
wick recently jntertained three
gradu^ites from Hillside Park
High School. They were Miss
Flonnie Rogers, who won a
scholanship to Hampton In
stitute, Miss Fannie Cain w^o
Won a sciiolarship to North Caro
lina College And Miss Margie
Daniels. The dicing room was
decorated with beautiful cut
flowers and school colors, blue
and white. There was a beauti
ful flower garden in the bade
where the guests spent an en
joyable evening dandng and
playing games. ^
The guests were Misses Janice
Rogers, Javie Rogers, Lurley
Bas:-, Mamie Harris, Norman
Thomas, Gwendolyn Flintall,
Gladys Alston, Nannie Alston,
Dora Chavis, Ruth Freeman,
Thelma Davis, Octavia Barbee,
Francie Thompson, Willie Sue
and Anna Mitchell, Lucille J^llks',
Evelyn Carrington, Pecolia Flir^-
tall, Doris Al'ston. Christine
Cain, Trivilene Alston, Eliza
Rogers.
Johnnie Hopkins, Je^ie Kirk
land WilHo Jones, Robert Me*
kinney, Nathsftiiel Daniels, Bitr-
nard and James Alston, Na
thaniel Flintall, E. T. Petiy,
Walter Barnei, Emmett Strud-
wick, Jr., William Hams sud
James Bumpfss.
Times Has Reporters
In All Sections
The Albrigit Yankees defeat
ed the Elites 6-2 at Hillside
Park Friday night in the last
game of a double header. We
hoPe the Yanks a auccessjful
Mile Javie Rogeir is ill at
home at 1311 Hyde P*rk Avenue,
Her ffiEnds and relatives hope
for her a speedy recovery.
Here’s Sense
Beginning this week our local
readers will again have the op
portunity of getting social and
church news from all sections
of the city in Albright, Miss
Javis Rogers of 1311 Hyde Park
A^nue is news reporter and may
be contacted by those who wish
tp have articleq included in her
column. Miss Syble Brewer of
Fourth Street reports Walltown
newsv Mrs. Martha Stanley of
Glenn Street gathers news in
East Durham, While Mrs. M. F.
Curtis' is the repre^ntatj(\'e for
the Lyon Park section. Residents
The tollowTng Caroliu. Tim» Br„6kstown may report tW
L t to Eugene Mumford woo
newsboys were guests 01 the oi. t .•
R««l The.ter Tjiday .ftemoon S*'
.8 a reward for haviog m«ca«d S''*
^ appointed, readers may give ar
tides to the CAROLINA TIMES
Newsboys
Visit Movies
last week. They were accompani
ed by their son, W. A. Tuck and
Miss Thelma Tuck.
Misses Fannie Mayo of Balti
more, Md., Roxie and Eliza Mayo
and James Thoinptjon of Hillsboro
were the Sunday afternoon guest
oi Mrs. M. H. WilliRins and Miss
Janet Williains.
Bronfield Johnson Jr. spent
the week end in Oxford visiting
friend^i. * ,
T
their sales for the week. Eugene
Mumford, Benjamin Purefoy,
Claude Baker, Jr., Johnny Steven
son, Lewon Davis and Nathaniel
Messrs Benjamin Barries; McCrae.
newsboy. News may also be tele
phoned into the oftice. There are
no charges for news.
StBdcnts* Activities Committee At/J.C. S. Durham
«iC^iitftt^\of J^blHSioO' C.. Smith i^nlyeni^y^
to right. »fro«t row: Seth Hester, Oiford, ‘ N. f C,.,^
tte,;N.'^C.,i
bye ■ Rhyne,
n4ine Mitcilell, Philadelphia, Pa., President, Hattye.I. Hous
ly, William Eugene Houston, ^Camden, S. C.>, Arthur Ly
/Hact|prd, CenlL\ alter CIsrence Daniel, Macon,'X^ebrgia. £)ec6nd Rji»w: Ed
e« 'Johji Coknaan, Spartanburg. S. C., Charltt Jepkins, Fort
£fiM King'MEUUi BcnderNm HUe, N. C.
Rev. W. Tycer Nehion is back
in the city after a years leave
from Pine Street Presbyterian
Church studying aj. the Univer
sity of Pittstiurgh jand the Wes
tern Theological Sejuinary.
Rev. Nelson received the Mas^
ter’s degree in Education and
compelted haif thfe requirements
for the Maiviter’s d«gree in Theo
logy at AVestern iSeminary.
C. A. Irvin, Director of Public
Relations for the Carolina Times
sprat the week-end in Charlotte
on a business trip.
John Southerlan^ and Lenn-
on Hardy, wo are donnocted with
the Mecl^lenburg Copnty Welfare
Department were w^k -end guest
here.
Lodius Austin, en^oyee of the
Cupe Fear Jouni^l spent the
week end with h|i wife, Mrs.
Dinino Austin on G^eun Street.
Mr. and Mr«. A.'L. Tuck visit
ed friends and relatives in many
nearb^ cities of North Carolina
Some telephone company at
tempt to merge with a frigid-
a comfortable weather phone
booth.—Life.
airs manufacturer and produce
- a
The Prayer Band of Ebenezer
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Harriett Barbee on Bailey Street
Sunday afternoon. The service
was opened by Miss Marj- Jane
Cuningham, after devotional ser
vices, the premdent Mrs. Julia
Barbee took charge. Other homes
vifiited were Hesdames Frances
Jeffers on Glenn Street and Lovie
Jenkins on Smith Street.
Davis street, hoi^oring Miss
Eloise McKinney who will be
leaving for Texaa next week to
spend the summer.
Dewit Haireeton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Worthy D. Hairston left
the city Tuesday for Blowing
Rock to work for the summer.
Mr. Ernest Friday, who is a
patient at Good Samaritan Hos
pital is reported improving.
Members of the Pick Wioia
bridge club entertained th
wivis at their clo«»ng out pa:
Tuesday evening at the home of
the Griers on the Monroe Road.
Mrs. H. L. McCrorey enter
tained members of the Senior
Claati at the annual reception in
the spacious and beautiful din
ing room of Johnson C. Smith
Univer^ty Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorcas Gass of S?imter,
anived in the cirty last week to
spend the the summer. Miss Qitt-tgi
at a reception Monday evening
at the ehurch in honor of their
Pastor Rev. J. W. Smith and his
family. Rev. Smith was recently
sent to 7th Street Church from
Raleigh.
Attorney L. P. Harris was
the guest speaker at Chirm Grove
church Sunday, June 15th Fa
ther’s day in Pineville. Attorney
Harrfe subject was “A wise son
maketh a glad father and a wise
father maketh a glad son.” The
program wa« sponsored by the
Young Men’s Willing Workers
club of Charlotte composed of a
group of young men belonging
to dififerent churches have come
together and formed a club. It
can ^be stated here that the
“Young men willing workers club
and is a member of Bethel
church. K
Hoipi
Northampton Gotmty f armors
are being urged to buy breeding
hogs now in view of the possible
scarcity this fall.
VisitlDg From Maine
Missi Olivette Hall of Port
land, Maine, a student at- Saint
Augustine’s C-ollege in Raleigh,
has 'been the guest of Mias Doris
Holloway of 905 Elizabeth Street
fior the past week. While in the
city Miss Hall accompanied her
hostess to Wihston Salem for a
week end visit.
NCC Alumnus
Passes Sunday
Durhamites were - shocked this
week on receivi^ nows of the
death of Miss| Daby Deimore
Thomaa, Burlinigton3r North Caro
lina. t|l '
Miss Thomas, a graduate of
North Carolina College in the
class of 1930, died Sunday, June
15, and funeral services were
held Tucfidny, June 17.
There is no groat and no-small
To the soul that, maljeth all;
And where it cometh, all things
are;
And it cometh everywhere.
Who Benetits From Lite Insurance
Have you ever asked yourself the question — “Who
benefits most from life insurance?** Gonsider the fol
lowing points carefully, then decide this question for
yourse^:
What investment offers the advantages of protec
tion, plus financial security should sickness or any
accident create a financial crisis?
Wliat ^vestment will guarantee the education of '
your children and keep the home intact—^whether
you live or die?
What investment will provide old age security and
safeguard the mortarage on your home against loss?
What investment will protect your loved ones,
should illness or death cut short your plans?
To all these questions the answer is—
YOUR LIFE INSURANCE
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Can you afford to be without a North Carolina Mutual
policy? See your nearest ag^t and have him explain
how he can bring financial security to your home.
NORTH CAROUNA MUTUAL
C.&SPAULMN».rrMl4MN» * DURHAM.NORTH CAROLINA
Duriiam District Office
809 Fayetteville iStreet
W. L. -OOOK, Manager
Charlotte Distrfct Office
404 E. First Street
A. E. SPEARS, Manager