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PAGE roint THE CABOUNA TIMBS SATUEDAf, APBIL 10, 1»54 DURHAM SOCIETY NOTES ALL NEWS FOR TmS PAGE MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFOKE TEN A. M. MONDAV OF BACH WECK Mrs. Lillian Buchanan, Editor—9-1480 assocTateIiditors MBS. MABEL POWELL — Pearsontowa—Plione t-4134 MISS M. L. STEPHENS — West DnrhAin—Phone 7-4164 MBS. N. J. CUBRT — West End—Phone 7-SM2'' MISS RACHEL NUNN — Hlckatown The Durham Interdenomina tional Ushers Union will hold lU monthly meSUng at the Oak Grove Free Will BapUst Church on Colfax and Simmons Streets Sunday, April 13 at 3 P.M. The principal features of the pro gram will be preaching by the Rev. George Tharrington, the new pastor of the Kyles Temple A.M.E. Zion Church and his Senior Choir will render the music. Also to be presented at this meeting will be the class of 1954 who will have completed a six weeks coiirse in First Aid training under the direction of Mrs. Ethel McCullum, R. N. Certificates will be given each person'who makes the required mark. A play wiU be given on April 12 at the W. D. Hill Re creation Center entitled “The Healing Cross” sponsored by the Durham Ushers Union. Victoria Joyner, Beatrice Rober son, Fannie Tapp, Alice Jones, Thelma Alien, Elizabeth Bul lock, Elnora Smith, Josephine Hoskins, M. W. Webb, Elizabeth Hester, Effie Young, Sadie Me- bane, Fannie Cozart, Mary Har dy, Mable Freeland, Mattie R. Canty, Daisy Green, Alliner Randall, Grace Frazier, Annie B. Green, Alene Mebane. Mrs. Roberson thanked the hostess for a lovely time spent in her home. Mrs. Webb Hosteu To Lyon Park Rote Garden Club Mrs. M. W. Webb was hostess to members of the Lyon Park Rose Garden Club at a regular meeting held Monday evening March 29 at her home on More land Avenue. Arrangements of colorful spring ^ flowers deco rated the home. The session opened with the club song. De votional message and prayer were led by Mrs. Alice Jones, club president, after which re ports were heard from the va rious lines of work. After a very nice meeting all enjoyed a delicious repast, con sisting of punch and party foods. At this time a grapefruit-cutting took place with lots of fun de rived from counting and paying for seeds. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Webb were; (Guests) Mesdames Bea trice Manley, Annie R. Edwards, Sarah Cameron, Willie Malone, Evelyn Thorpe, and Annie Strickland: f members) Mar garet Burnett, Notie J. Curry, Mrs. Geraldine Butler was hostess to the Charmalettes So cial Club last Saturday evening at her home on Archdale Road. Several new members were welcomed into the circle during the business session ol the club meeting. The color scheme carried out by Mrs. Butler’s decorations, entertainment and menu place settings were of yellow and green, the same as the club colors. Members present to enjoy the evening were: Mesdames Caro lyn Alstoh, Virginia Bivens, Ella Brown, Ruth £^ley, Mo- zell Frazier, Joyce Harrison, Agnes Pinchback, Almeda Spears and Faye Tapp. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Green of Roanoke, Va., were in Durham last week, attending the funeral of his father, Rev. W. A. Green. Mr. Green is district manager of the N. C. Mutual Insurance Company in Roanoke. Mrs. Green is the former Miss Sadie Cooper. \ . r«p, President and Mrs. Aibert Manle^r. She reports an enjoy able trip. The Merrv Wives Club Mrs. Olivia Coles recently en tertained her Bridge Club, the Merry Wives, at the Algonquin Club House on Fayetteville St. All were happy and gay s^- rounded by. beautiful Spring flowers. After enjoying a very delici ous menu, play began. After four enjoyable progressions, the first club prize was won by Mrs. Sa die Hughley, the second by Mrs. Josephine Clement. The first guest prize was won by Mrs. Minnie Turner. Other guests present were Mrs. Edna Mills and Mrs. Louise Elder. Members present were; Mesdames Reba Davis, Frances Schooler, Jose phine Clement, Fannie Robin son, Plassie Harris, Sadie Hugh ley, Thelma Perry Md Alice Farrison. The Harriett Tubman Branch of the Y.W.C.A. Membership drive will begin April 19. Please mail your membership dues to the “Y” 312 Umstead Street or give it to one of our workers who may call on you. Mrs. Julia H. Lucas, Chairman, Membership Drive. Mrs. V. J. Davis, Chairman, Membership Committee. St Titus women held a corpo rate Holy Eucharist service with the Spring Ingathering of the U. T. O. in loving memory of the late Mrs. CJertrude Taylor who served for years so faith fully as the “B. T. O. “custodi an.” Mrs. Viola Turner succeeds Mrs. Taylor and if already ren dering valuable services. After the services Mra^ Alma Thomp son delighted the members and friends with an enjoyable “fel lowship coffee hour" at her Umstead Street home. The Nelohborhood Cltft>' The regular meetings of the Neighborhood Club of Price St., were held at the hom^s of Mrs. Lucy Holloway, Price St., Mrs. Roberta Edmonson, Dunbar St., and Mrs. J. K. Borland, Linwood Avenue. All meetings were pre sided over by the president, Miss Annie Duneg^n. During the meetings, plans were made for the club’s anniversary, which will be held April 26 at 8 P. M. at the W. D. Hill Recreation Center on Fayetteville Street. The public is cordially Invited. Those attending the meeting were: Mesdames Wilmer Mel- um, Carrie Burch, ’Trtunella Smith, Janie Moor, Georgia Fel ler, * Lucy Holloway, Mamie Dawson, Hazel McBroom, Mary Tilley, Elnora Flintall, Fidelia Brooks, Mavis Brewington, Ro berta Edmonson, Lula Couch, Sabath Evans, Florence Foust, Annie Olford, Grizzelle Bailey Bastie Price, Vera Owens, Fan- nlfe Dunegan and little Misses Gloria Evans and Brenda Brooks. Elwood Goins and Mrs. Mary C. Goins of Baltimore, Md. were week-end guests of their mother Mrs. Eva Goins on Fayetteville Street. Little Bobby Kilvin, who has been visiting his grand mother, for some time re turned home with his mother. They were also accompanied back by their a»mt. Miss Sallie E. 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C KID’S SOCIETY Jvm ROSSER - Editor - Phone 4-5805 ASSCX:iATB EDITOR The Annual Art Contest in the city schools closed with the awarding of art supplies as prizes to the following winners: Primary: Mary Jane Carring ton in the second grade of Hicks town School; teacher, Mrs. R. N. McCowan. Grammar: Robert Weaver in the sixth grade at Lyon Park School; teacher, A. M. Coward. Junior High School: June Rosser in the seventh grade at Whitted School; teacher, H. E. Tatum. Senior High School; Alexander Jones in the tenth grade at Hillside High School; teacher, Mrs. G. M. Harris. The Art Contest was sponsored by the Junior League, Mrs. Ed mund Taylor, chairman. The judges were Mrs. Smith White side, Mrs. Robert Lyons and Mrs. Humphries. The prizes BETTY JO GOODLOE were presented by Mrs. Hilde- brandt. Eileen Watts celebrated her eighth birthday, Saturday, Mar. 27. The affair was also a Go ing Away Party for Beryl Sam son, her cousin. The children played balloon games and had pictures taken. The guests were Sylvia Jones, Jan Stewart, An- dree McKissick, Wendy Carol Logan, Debby Watts, Genevieve Samson, and Judy Grandy. They were served hamburgers, grape drinks, popsicles and birthday cake. them for two weeks. Mrs. Julia Mischaux, who un der went an eye operation at Lincoln Hospital has returned to her home on Alston Avenue. Tommie Lee Williams has re turned to his home on Fayette ville Street, after spending quite some time in New Jersey with his aunt, Mrs. Ora Abraham. The monthly meeting of the Williams Family Circle was held in Chatham County with Mrs. Stella Horion and her daxighter, Mrs. Lettie Lassiter. A group of children from the colored orphanage of Oxford will render a program at the West Durham Baptist Church Simday evening, at the regxilar worship service, April 11 at 7:30 P. M. The Superintendent, Rev. T. H. Brooks will appear on the program. The public is invited. Joe, Beryl and Genevieve Samson left Durham Wednes day morning, with their mother, for Winston-Salem to Join their daddy there where they will live. They were accompanied by Mrs. Constance Watts and Deb by, who spent the night in Win ston. Gall Nelson of Princess Ann, Maryland, was in Durham for the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane E. Avant, who died Tuesday, March 30, after a short illness. Alyson Duncan of North Caro lina College Nursery School has been absent from school on ac count of measles. Carriella Herndon of the Re creation Center Play School has been absent on account of ton- siUtis. The Junior Thespians Dra matic Club went to see The Ed die Cantor Story recently. After wards they went to the Do-Nut Shop. Members who took part in the occasion were: Evelyn Ken nedy, Catherine Biunett, Carol and Jill Morgan, Emmet Brown, Beautiful Home Grown Flowers frbm HIBBERD'S These fragrant and lovely roses will keep their freshness for a long time. In red, pink, yellow, white and they are grown In our own Greenhouse. FT DEL ERT HIBBERD'S FLORIST (Incorporated) 116 N. CORCORAN STREET DURHAM, N. C. SECUR SAVING, & LOAN irCIT MAIN ST *A FBIENDIjT CHURCH” WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH White Rock Squari MILES MARK FISHER, MnnsTER SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 8:45 A. M.—Call To Wohship EUCTBOMlCa 9:30 A. M.—DECISION DAY Sunday School Lesson: “Betrayal And Crucifixion” John 18-19. PROF. J. M. SCHOOLER, Superintendent 11:00 A. M.—"Belief Matters: I Am Satisfied With Jesus” The Pastor Swalor Choir, MRS. V. W. i^TON, Directress 8:30 P. M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION J. L. LASSITER, Director 7:30 P. M.—^Annual Observance of District Ei^ght and Sermon. Gospel Chorus, MISS LEAMA E. ROBERSON, Directress WEEK END SPECIAL FRESH KILLED DRYERS lb. 98c Dillard's Self-Service Market • “fFe Sell The Best For Lcm” • ONE MXLS SOUTH OF BnOHWOOD CmRSBT ON PATETTEVILLB BOAD PROMPT DEUVERY SERVICE . CALL 4-1748 or 6-2386 Joyce Ann Smith, Alexine Mill er, Walter and Miriam Holmes, Patricia Spaulding, Gregory Kyle, Verdell Tedder, Robert Peele, Richard Taylor, Jimmy Turner, Reginald Parker, and Emmet Martin. Patricia Pretty has moved to 1611 Fayetteville Street. The Happy Club met at the home of Betty Jo Goodloe last Saturday. The business portion was held from 3 to 4:15 P.M., then a game of ball was played. June Rosser and Sherrill School er chose sides. June’s side won. Refreshments were served after wards. We exte Naomi Gre Green, die our sympathy to whose father, Rev. on Wednesday, Mar. Radio Features UNCF Choirs - NEW YORK A series of United Negro Col lege Fund Choir broadcasts for the month of April, was launch ed Sunday by the Xavier Uni versity Choir, originating “live” from studios in New York and featuring a brief message by John W. Hanes, vice-president of Olin Industries and national chairman of the 1954 UNCF campaign. The series, which features th^ choirs of 31 private colleges aiid universities affiliated in the United Negro College Fund, originates in 'New York each Sunday mornin# at 10:30 EST. On April 11, the Bishop Col lege Choir will present a special “Founder’s Day” program and on Easter Sunday, April 16, the choir of Huston-Tillotson Col lege will be heard on the holi day weekend. Georgy Williams of Dunbar Street has not been able to at tend school on account of measles. Shirley, Harriet, Thomas and Jacqueline Prince, lost their father, John Prince, who died suddenly, March 22. Alma Marie Barnes celebra ted her sixth birthday TuesdUy, March 23 with a party. Beverly Ann and Connie Ray, CameU Williams, James Hairston, Hor ace Jones, Carrie Marie anil Nathaniel Barnes were present to enjoy ice cream and cake with her. Wanzie McAuly and John Glover of the 4-1 grade, have re turned to school after being ab sent several days with ^the mumps. itoCRAMPSi give you that monthly look? n» M M-trii wtmt, “Hnn” itn k imt iwr Do«« TOUT minor thow an oldar-IooklnK. worn4>Qt» n«rro«A faM durlnir yoor “bad d^ir* Whr l«t man aaa that yon ara •nliarliit from monthiy eramtMiT a llttla Cavdol «ach dior aa tbontandi of womtn do. tt help bvUd itrangth and r«i9tane« ao jroti hava Um and laia mliajT aaah month. Soma to throosh pcrioda wjthoot feeJinv any dlMomforts at all Alto helps nlsx Jittanr narvw-slMp bttter. Look, f«el. act yonngar, mora nonnal aQ month. Aik for GardaL (Sart **o^r4 you CARDUl MORTNIYCMMK CHMUE cr Lin Scarborough & Hargett FUNERAL DIRECTORS Z4-Hoar Ambulance Service—24 PHONE 3-3721 522 East Pettigrew Street BORLAND — Funeral services for Marvin Borland of New York City were held April 1 at^the West Durham Baptist Church. Mr. Borland formerly lived in Durham, and was the son of A. S. Borland of 929 Ferrell Street. Interment was at the Beechwood Cemetery. She Was Blessed with LONG, Huur' »n,T>s>iirtlW«ri Oh* ■adRsrlVstrlM, ■•r Nlgbtt, Pryawi bad mC la orariag brlttii Mdi ta br«tk maeb fMt«r tfaM balr will «row. Thot in a of tlm* tlierur and \ »bort«rlwlrt With horror ib« dl»> , cor«r«dtb«bavoedtyMSiMwot' iaa b«r one* bwotiial ■•nc half"* ttet f*ntolD« ebarm Al knew I car rao«e>ahiabl« powwslen. Mak* OM-ApplleatloM Ti 8m for yoQiiMf (a jroar owa aUrror in ONK*AP* PUCAIlON tbM« fiBprov«m«Dta. N«w hair pMranet of bMoty. lo«tr«, aofter, MBOotiMr. ckm« cm: Tlut to ottn itmdi to LOVC Mid BOmAKCB. SEND NO MONEY—OiiarantMcf Jo»t try tba Jw>lfa» 9jr»t9m oa jroar bmlr 7 dim. Th*a Ut jroqr mirror arara tM thriillae resetts. JUBLJCNB eooMS in t Fonm. □ PomadtD Uqutd. Sa«tf 0.0.p. Oi^tl, Him ildr-'-- Oov*t dunw. BMMBMr It'* tvny anuantMd.. baek If noTdtriifbtAd.SvodforjMUMtodajr- IVtl,eO.,1TUI>. Mtt, hit a. I.T. COLOR COMB BRUSH iiMt comb tad brwk addt«a«. WMh« will aat rob off. MiUna, rabMnc off. earrl^ifi pockctaraarM. 0«m to PlatiatHR Bloa. ibarta i PayotUrtl.NoadattTary.phMjMataM. Man«y^#«li NOTADYI azem eoteriaa. Piwfmta MND PW MOMKVI First Calvary Baptist Church SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 9:30 A. M. Suttday Stehool Richard Jamm, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—SERMON Rev. E. G. Williams MUSIC _ SENIOR CHOIR MISS MARY L. STEPHENS, Organist 6:00 P. M. JoupH Herbod, President Baptist Training Union 7:30 P, M.—SERMON^ Rev. E. G. Williams •‘LITTLE OLD MOTHER WELCOMES YOU" SAINT JOSEPH A. M. E. CHURCH REVEREND D. A. JOHNSTON, Pastor SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 9:80 A. M. Sunday School W. G. Rhodks, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—“The Triumphant Entrance Of Jesus” 6:00 P. M. A. C. E. LEAGUE WrnmoD Martin, President 7:00 P. M.—^The Senior Choir is being presented in its Annual Palm Sunday Musical. MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH RBV. E. T. BROWNE Pastor SUNDAY, APRIL 11, Q:S0 A. M Sunday School C. E. RICHARDSON, Superintendent 11:00 A. M.—SERMON. Pastor Browni 6:00 P. M BAPTIST TRAINING UNION SnbjMst: “AT A CHUSTIAN ORACE”—Peter 2:5-9 7:30 P. M.—SERMON 1— Pastor Browmx MUSIC - SENIOR CHOm NO. n MRS. E. H. FOGLE, Organist .
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