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By E. COGGIN BRIDGES
The Junior Tennis players of Durham are losing no
getting in shape for the coining Southeastern Junior Tennis
Tournament. Mrs. Whitted, chairman of the tournament
I committee says, she is pleased with the interest that is being
b'liown in the coming tournament. The tournament will be
held Jul^O-24.
Leon Crawford, coach of the defending champions,
the “Tree Tops,” announced his starting line up; Gilbert
Burton, first base, Cornelus Curtis, catcher; Ulysses.
Martin, Jr., third base; Garfield Harris, Jr., centerfield;
George Bell, leftfield, Wallace Miller, right field.
The starting line up for the “Bee Bops” is as follows:
Bennie Tatum, first base; Chester Ranson, second base Cal
vin Allen, third base; Milton Jones, shortstop; Robert BeU,
leftfield; Carol O’Neal, rightfield; Mack O’Neal, centerfield;
Purcell Burton, catcher.
The W. D. Hill Cherokees had their best week of the
season in the Community Softball League. This past
week they defeated all comers.
The Durham Rams have an additional man on their
mound staff. He is Lefty Coleman. Coleman turn down a
contract of $450 a month offered him by a team in Canada,
r Friends of Coleman say his reason was that he wanted to
'■ stay at home this season with his wife and two children.
The Durham Rams defeated the Statesville Eagles in
South Boston, Virginia June 13,12-3. Coleman pitched a
five hitter to capture the win. George Letlow hit a
home run to spark the winners’ hitting attack. In an ex
hibition game played at Lumberton Saturday night, the
Rams defeated the Philadelphia Zulu Giants, 9-5. The
same two clubs met again in Raleigh Monday night. The
Rams loist 8-4.
Saturday night, June 19, the locals will again tackle the
Giants at the Durham Athletic Park. Game time is 8:10.
Coleman will be on the hill for the home team.
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Phail, Pearl Bennett, Lucille
Vtlllairis, Sara- Nelson, Miss
Margaret White, Pauline Cham
bers, Margaret Geer, Grover
Fowler. Mrs. Lillie Williams
thanked the hostess. Next meet
ing will be at the home of, Mrs.
Effie Weaver 2301 Otis St.
Members of Alpha Zeta Ome-,
ga Chapter of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority held their last
meeting at the home of Soror
Carol Cotton Bowie in Hender-
Each member carried a
picnic lunch and after a short
business session, presided over
by the Basileus, Soror Lucille
Hancock; tables were set up on
the side lawn and the lunches
were served.
The Sorors left expressing
their appreciation to Soror
Bowie for. giving them the op
portunity to spend an afternoon
of complete relaxation and com
radeship. Those present were
Sorors, Hancock, Marjorie
Browr?e, Felice Hjolmes, Florice
Holmes, Estelle Himes; Frances
Eagleson, Beatrice Burnett,
Elna Spaulding, Artelia Bryant,
Rose Butler Browne, Josie Pitt
man, Edna Lambeth, Grace
Massey, Delores Malone and a
visiting soror, Rosalynd Eagle
son from Hampton, Va.
Mrs. Wilson Hostess to Garden
Club
Mrs. Hazeline Wilson was
hostess to the La Fleur Garden
Club recently at her home on
Fayetteville Rd. The living
room was decorated with spring
flowers which lent a fesive
touch for the occasion.
The meeting was opened with
the Club Song, followed by
memory verses and prayer by
the president. After a short
business session presided over
by the president, Mrs. Gladys
Rhodes, Mrs. Lucy Norwood in
troduced a distinguished guest'
of the evenlhg, Mrs. Isawa
Tanaka, who brought interes
ting points on the arrangements
of flowers.
Members present were: Mes-
dames Lizzie Cannady, Marie
Pittman, Bea White, Minerva
Evans, Juanita Page, Evelyn
Dudley Gladys Rhodes, Eleanor
Lloyd, Estelle Freeland, Lucin
da Harris, Marian Henry, Vir
ginia Alston, Mary Smith, Mo-
zella McLaughlin, Mable Po
well, Lucy Norwood, Naomi
Thorpe, Lyda Wray, Elma Ped-
dy and Geneva Dillard. Mrs.
Clara Perkins was guest of the
evening. The meeting adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Cannady on
Fayetteville St. Monday June
21.
Mrs. Rachel Beatty was
honored by the New Bethel
Mission group No II with a sur
prise party last Thursday night
at her home. A silver pitcher,
and two drinking glasses were
presented her. Refreshments
were served following the pre
sentation, Mrs. Beatty had ser
ved as chairman of the group
for seven years.
Those attending were: Mes
sers and Mesdames Herbert Bai
ley, Allen Nunn, Willie McKay,
Robert Pratt; Misses'Mary Stan
field, Ruth' Elliott, Mesdames
Florence Pratt, Irene Freeland,
Lisa Merlin, Palina Toomer,
Eva Steel, Lucille Harris, and
Nora Boone.
Baby Contest
The Annual Baby Contest
held June 6 at St. Mark A.M.E.
Zion Church was very success
ful although some of the babies
were absent due to illness.
First Prize and crown went to
Myra Regina Covington; second
prize to Palmela Jean Lenard;
and third prize, PhlUippia
Sears:
Others in the contest were
Leathrice Alston, A t h e 1 i a
Breeden, Hazelena Calwell,
Aves Joylet Lester, Palricia
Bouie, Beverly Strudwick, Shei
la Covington, Wander Gilmer,
Margaret Turner, and Edward
Rogers.
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Miss Berlie Ray, Ivan Dixon, IQ
United In Holy Matrimony June 1
A double ring ceremony
which took place at the home
of Mrs. M. H. Shepard, June 1,
united in marriage Miss Berlie
Ray, a French major fr6m
North Carolina College and
Ivan Dixon III, a dramatic ma
jor of the College.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Armstrong of
New Bern. The groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dixon
of New York City.
Officiating in the ceremony
was the Rev. D. A. Johnston of
St; Joseph AME Church. Nup
tial music was presented by
Miss Jacqueline Bames and
Thomas Hardie, l}oth June gra
duates of NCC. Charles (Bob
bie) Alston, ,a music major at
Fisk University was at the
piano.
White flowers, candles and
greenery were used in decora
ting the home.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
embroidery full length organdy
gown. She carried a bouquet of
white roses with an orchid in
the center.
Miss Doris Armstrong was
her sister’s maid of honor, wear
ing a green embroidery full
length gown made of organdy
and wore a wide brim green ny
lon hat. ^he carried a matching
bouquet of mixed flowers.
Miss Audrey Dixon, sister of
the bridegroom, was brides-,
maid. She wore a pink em
broidery full length gown made
of organdy, a wide brim pink
nylon hat and carried a similar
bouquet.
Robert Cheek III of New
York City was the groom’s best
man and ushers were William
Hollingsworth and Charles
Glen, students of NCC.
The bride’s mother wore a
beige lace gown with matching
accessories. The mother of the
groom wore a pink lace gown
with matching accessories. Mrs.
M. H. Shepard wore a rose lace
gown with matching accesso
ries.
After tl)e wedding, a recep
tion was given. Misses Hester
Price and Kate Louise Lewf&,
presided at the punch bowl
with Mrs. Dorothy Manley;
Mrs. Goldie Hargett, Mrs. Sadie
Hughley and Dr. Ruth Flowers
assisting. Mrs. Lillian Buchanan
introduced guests to the receiv
ing line.
Later the couple left for a
trip to Cleveland, Ohio where
the bride expects to receive a
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The bride is a member of th*
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and
the groom is a member of the
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
Among out-or-fown guests at
tending were Mrs. Dorothy S.
Manley of Spelman College, At
lanta, Ga.; Mrs. Goldie Hargett
of Greensboro, Miss Hester
Price of Lakeland, Fla.; Miss
Lillian Newkirk of New York
City; Mrs. J. B. Jennings of
Charleston, S. C.; and the
grandmother of the groom from
New York City. Others atten
ding were the faculty and choir
of North Carolina College.
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Mannasseh Verbal played as
Artie whose mother gave him a
birthday party; J. A. Coleman
as Mother Goose, who put on a
magic show for the children.
Irene, Janice Campbell; Don,
Mandel Crawford; Boy Blue,
Wm. Boykins, Mary, Alma Bar
nes; Betty, Patricia Meddling;
Tots, Adele McLaughlin, Leila
Redde, Georgia Green, PhyUis
Jeffries, Beverly Barnes, Bren-
dee Watson, Bonnie Saunders,
Samuel Snipes, Loretta Johns
ton, Christlal Brown, Ethel
Rithardson, Lillian Chadwick
Marie' Chadwick, Deborah Bur
ton, James Reaves, Willie Bar
nes, Dvyight Alston, and Ber
nard Williams.
Twenty three children were
promoted to the second grade
and eighteen to the first grade.
The Nursery School is still open
for June July, and August.
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TO ATTEND MEET—J. C.
“Cliff” Galbreath, a teacher
in the Rozboro public school
system, was recently invited
to participate in the Depart
ment of Audio-Visual Instruc
tion of the National Education
Association’s June meeting at
the Statler Hotel in New York
Dr. Irene F. Cypher, Mr. Gal-
breath’s advisor while study
ing towards his Msister’s de
gree at New York University,
extended the invitation. He re
received bis Master’s from
NYU last October. He was al
so invited to be a consultant
for a Chicago meeting in the
same field.
Miss Margaret
Marie Anderson
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Miss Margaret Marie Ander
son, bride-elect was honored at
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The honoree was presented a
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Guests present were Miss An
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