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THE Carolina times sAtvnOAt, june i>. ift54
On her recent visit to Dur-
barii, Mrs. AUdie Holt Johnson
of Atlanta, Qa., regional di-
lector of Phi Delta Kappa So
rority, was house guest of Mrs.
■Uilia Harris on Lawson Street.
CHARMING PAIR—^This young couple was united re
cently by the Reverend Miles M. Fisher, pastor of White
Rock Baptist Church at the home of the bride on Formosa
Avenue.
The bride is the former Miss Bobbie Hurline Berry,
d&ttshter of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn M. Berry. The groom
is Lt. James E. Lundy of McKenney, Va. Both are graduates
of Hampton Institute. Lt. Lundy is stationed at Fort Bragg.
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CORRECTION
in a recent issue of the Caio-
lina Times, Mrs. Banetta Peel’s
name was mispelled when it
was used in this column and her
title was omitted from her
name. We regret this error and
cheerfully make this correction.
The picnic given Saturday at
the P. N. Baldwin Farm by the
Dorcas Club was a grand and
enjoyable one. Every one pre
sent was happy and gay,—with
plenty of good food. More than
ed.
C. C. Smith, Jr. of Umstead
Street has returned home af
ter a week in Lincoln Hospital
for a rest and check-up.
Mesdames Percy Young, Ju
lia Harris, Althea Jones and
Miss Constandfe Young, attended
ihe Conference of Church Wor-
i^ers held at St. Augustine’s
College in Raleigh last week.
Theme of thd conference was,
'Christian Fellowship: Our
Task.” Inspirational leadership
was given those attending by
Dr. Tollie Caution, assistant
secretary of the Nattional Coun
cil of the Protesftant Episcopal
Church.
Other conference speakers
were Reuben A. Clay, of the
Racial Relations Service, Rich
mond, Va., and the Rev. C. C.
Hamilton, rector of St. Paul’s
Church, Corinth, Miss.
Mr. and Mrsr Henry Newkirk
and daughter, Miss Lillian New
kirk from New York City, at
tended the Jerway-Brown wed
ding at Garner, N. C. The New
kirks spent the weekend in Dur
ham as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Kennedy, Jr. on Fayette
ville Street.
Mrs. C. Ruth Edwards left
Sunday for Orangeburg, S. C.,
where she will teach summer
school at South Carolina State
College.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20
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9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON;
“Hosea Pleads With Israel”
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Prof. J. .M. Schooner, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—“Our Father” The Pastor
Senior Choir, MRS. V. W. ALSTON, Directress
6:30 P. M. — . Baptist Training Union
J. L. Lassiter, Director •
7:39 P. M.—Program sponsored by BTU in honor of
returning students and graduates.
Gotpel Choir. MISS LEANA BOBERSCSn, Dlrectrew
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bryant
and their daughters, Barbara
Jean and f aye Beverly of Hous-
loa, Tex., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Betts of 1201
lioficwood Street. The Bryants
^^crc accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Cotton also of Hous
ton. Mrs. Cotton is the sister, of
Mr. Bryant. The group was re
turning from Washington, D. C.,
w here they attended commence
ment at Howard University in
which their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Jean Bryint participated.
The Bryant and Cotton families
were impressed with the city on
their first visit.
Mrs. Christine R. Boone,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sivie
Robinson of South Street, left
Tuesday for New York Univer
sity where she plans to study to-
v/ards her Masters degree in
elementary education. Mrs.
Boone is a sixth grade teacher
at Whitted School.
Mrs. Roxie H. Rowland of
Durham, presided at the Sixth
Annual Convention of the
North Carolina Garden Clubs
held Jiine 7-8 at Bricks Rural
Life School. Delegates from all
parts of the state attended. Out
standing guests were Asa Sims,
of Hampton Institute, T. T.
Flowers of A. and T. College,
and C. Knight, farm agent of
Enfield.
The exhibits consisted of
fresh and 'dry arrangements,
scrapbooks, year books, and a
rolling garden. All clubs were
commended for their wark.
First prize, a trophy, was won
by the Azalea Garden Club of
Durham, Mrs. Effie Cotton, pre
sident. Second prize, a book on
flower arrangements, was won
by the Year Round Garden
Club of Durham, Mrs. Pearl
Cordice, president.
Among those attending from
Durham were Mesdames Effie
Cotton, Benetta Peele, Julia
Lucas, Gladys McNeal, Roxie
Davis, Plassie Harris, Lll Far
rington, Alice Jones, M.
Webb, Evelyn Dudley, and Es
telle Freeland.
New officers installed by Mr.
Sims, state advisor, were Mrs.
B. B. Redding, president, Ox
ford; Mrs. Creola Foote, first-
vice president, Winston-Salem;
Mrs. G. B. Lewis, second-vice
president, Greensboro; Mrs. B.
S. Beckford, third vice presi
dent, Henderson; Mrs. E. Men
ard, fourth vice-president, High
Point; Mrs. Roxie Davis, fifth
vice president, Durham; and
Mrs. Roxie Rawland, chairman
of the executive board, Durham.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Doris Davisr correspond
ing secretary, Oxford; Mrs. Cora
Hawkins, recording secretary,
Warrenton; Mrs. Ethel Himes,
treasurer, Wilson; Mrs. W. M.
Porter, parliamentarian, Char
lotte; and Mrs. Tyson of Hen
derson, junior organizer.
After a period in the work
shop, the meeting adjourned to
meet in Laurinburg in 1955.
Morri* last week for the gradu
ation of their grandson, James
F. Morris, Jr., were Mr. and
Mrs. Janies F. Morris, Sr. of
Boston, Mass. Mrs. John H.
Washington .and Mrs. William
Wilson of Baltimore, Md.
The A and B Missionary Cir
cle met recently at the home of
ivirs. Lillian McKay on Duns-
tan Street. After the devotlon-
als. President McKay presided
over the business session.
At this point the social hour
followed where refreshments
were served. Members present
were Mesdames Mary Taylor,
Martha Armstrong, Lucille
Starks, Alease McKinnie, Queen
Hayes, Magdalene Llewellyn,
Thwesa Hall, Mable Powell and
Miss Mary Alston. The group
adjourned to meet next with
Mrs. Llewellyn out in Brag-
Recent visitors to Durham
from Washington, D. C. were
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner and
daughter Gymette, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Burthey and son.
They also attended commence
ment exercises while here.
Guests at Kyles Temple
Church, Sunday were Miss
Fannie Tharrlngton, George
Tharrington, Jr. and Lynwood.
They are the children of the
Rev. George Tharrington, pas
tor of Kyles Temple Church.
They were also dinner guests of
the Hortons on Lawson St.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
^1 \ ~
Mrs. Bertha Butler of Raleigh
was the house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Stearlena Norwood of
Homeland Ave. last Friday. She
was also accompained by her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Whitaker. The
Whitakers are attending sum
mer school at N. C. College.
Palmer Lewis Perkins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Perkins was
among the 113 graduates of Fisk
University’s 80th commence
ment with a major in music.
During his four years at Fisk he
was an honor student in the
music department. He was a
member of the Fisk Choir for
four years and vice-president of
the choir for two years. In 1951
he was initiated into the Ome
ga Psi Phi Fraternity and was
later elected dean of pledges.
PaUner appeared on several
musical recitals at Fisk and was
crowned King of the music
Festival during the Spring of
1954. A great honor was bestow
ed upon him this year when he
was elected to the Zeta Rho
Chapter of the Symphonic Fra
ternity, a National Music Or
ganization for maintaining an
average of 2.50 during his four
years as a music student.
He plans to enroll in the Juli-
ard School of Music to continue
his study of music this fall.
The Friendly Workers Sick
Glub met at the home of Mr«.
Cecelia Evans 114 Ferrell
May 29. After a short business
session presided over by the
president, Mrs. Ella M. An
drews, three new members were
welcomed to the club.
After the meeting, all pre
sent enjoyed a delicious dinner.
Those present were Mesdames
OUie Price, Effie Weaver, Eva
Mae Brow, Maggie McClary,
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“LITTLE OLD MOTHER WELCOMES YOU"
SAINT JOSEPH A. M. E. CHURCH
REVEREND D. A. JOHNSTON, Pastoh
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
9:30 A. M . Sunday School
W. G. Rhodes, Supt.
I:^^»ecial Men’s Day Program
Visiting Minister: Dr. Charles L. Hill
11:00 A. M*
President, Wilberforce University,
Wilberforce, Ohio
6:00 P. M A. C. E. Liagub
WimpRED Martin, Pretident
7:00 P. M.—Sermon .
Dr. Charles L. Hill
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REV. R. T. BROWNE
Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
9:30 A. M.
Sunday School
C. E. mCHARDSONi Supt.
11:00 A. M.—Sermon — Pastor Browne
6:00 P. M. — Baptist Training Union
Subject: “Strong In The Lord,” Isait^ 40:31
7:30 P. M.—Sermon
MUSIC
Mrs. E. H. Fogle, Organist
Pastor Browne
Male Chorus
VANITY FAIR MODELS—These lovely young women werdin a hair style show at
the W. D. Hill Recreation Center sponsored by Miss Sarah C. Dotson, manager of the Van
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women more beautiful.
Among those participating were students from the Lincoln Hospital School of Nurs
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ASSOCIATE EDITOR: BETTY JO GOODLOE
Awards Day was held at
East End School June 7. The
following program was pre
sented under the direction of
Mrs. B. C. Griswell and Miss S.
U,. Wlarren, seventh grqde
teachers; ^
Processional; Invocation; Mu
sic, “O God Our Help”; Wel
come, Dora Katherine Fuller;
Music, “Hear Us Father As We
Pray”; Presentation of Bank
Awards; Presentation of Certifi
cates of Attendance; Announce
ment of Award Winners; Music,
“He Who is Noble,” “Beautiful
Dreamer”; Closing, Michael
Boyd Tucker; Remarks and
Benediction.
The following seventh grade
pupils received awards: Highest
scholastic average, Michael
Boyd Tucker; Highest score in
arithmetic, Edward Coleman
Bailey; High score in spelling,
Brenda Edwards; High score in
arithmetic. Beryl Elaine Lam
beth; Greatest Improvement in
Conduct, Clyde Massey Orr;
Highest average in conduct, Bet-
tie Jean Pierce; Highest average
In English composition, Frede
rick Douglass Suitt; the most
courteous boy, Frederick Doug
las Suitt; and Highest average
for seven years, Dora Kathe
rine Fuller.
‘A thing of beauty is a joy
forever.” The beauty of the
Dance and Chorus Recital
which was given at the Lyon
Park School on Friday night,
June 11, shall remain in the
memories of the audience for
a long, long time.
Beauty reigned throughout
the program on the artistically
decorated stage, in the sweet,
melodious voices of the mixed
chorus, in the light, fantastic
movements of the dancers, and
in the exquisite costumes of all
the performers. Mesdames Eve
lyn Kennedy, . director of the
dance group, and Dorothy Jud
kins, director of music, are, to
be complimented for having
produced such an outstanding
program.
The chorus wa^ composed of
pupils of the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades. The dancers were
Barbara Walker, Eleanor Hin
ton, Willie Catherine Harris,
Virginia Stephens, Carolyn Mc
Duffie, Janet Claggett, Lavern
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Richard James, Supt.
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Young People’s Choir
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Guest performers from the
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Carolyn Holmes, Catherine
Burnett, Evelyn Kennedy, and
Helen Davis.
Joan Chambers who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
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turned to her home in New
Rochelle, N. V., Saturday ni^t.
Dianne Jeanette and Victoria
Shula of Washington, D. C.,
who have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Willie. Mae
Hopkins, have returned to their
home.
On June 1 at 1 p.m., the sixth
grade class of Burton School
presented their class day pro
gram in the new auditorium of
the school. This program was
thu fii'st to be presented in the
new auditorium. The supervi
sors, along with many other pa
rents and friends were present
ut the program.
A play entitled, “The Path of
Knowledge” was also given.
The characters were played by
Patricia Vinson, Robert Moore,
Naomi Lowery, Wilma McIn
tyre, Doretha Pressley, Patricia
VVilliams, William Page, Edna
Rogers, Onzilee McNeil, Robert
Upchurch, Andrew Thorpe, and
Loretta Tilley. Miss L. E. Jeff
reys is teacher.
Grade 3, W. G. Pearson School
Children in Miss Foster’s
group were great winners dur
ing the past schoot year. Harold
Flowers began by winning the
li^dividual P.T.A. Membership
Prize. The entire group won the
Class P.T.A. Membership' A-
ward. Wilma Southerland cap
tured the primary Declamation
contest prize and Joy Beale
topped thdffi all by winning the
Primary - Scholarship award.' It
was a, great school year for this
particular group. They enjoyed
both team and individual work.
St. Joseph Nursery School
presented the Operetta, ‘Mother
Goose's Magic Feather,’ Friday
night June 11, in the Education
al building.
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IN MEMORIAM
Wilbert McDaniels, June
21, 1953.
Away from earthly sorrow,
From bitter mortal strife.
God has called him to his
keeping.
And ever>Iasting life.
Mrs. Leon Saunders,
Sister
Mrs. Mollie McDaniels,
Mother
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