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THE CAROLINA TlftlES SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1954
DURHAM SOCIETY NOTES
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BEFORE Ten a. M. MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan, Editor—9-1480
ASSOcTATiTEDITORS
MRS. MABEL POWELL — PMnontown—Phone 9-4134
MISS M. L. STEPHENS — West Durham—Phone 7-4164
MRS. N. J. CURRY — We*t End—Phone 7-8862
MISS RACHEL NCNN — Hickitown
~ l.ie f'iower Gardens of Dur-
hoiu gave a garden party last
Aunuay aiternoon on the beauti-
iui lawn ot Mrs. Lliie Colton on
CarroU bi. iieaxitiful and color-
tul dresiies, made a picturesque
signt to behold. The occasion
heiu was bonoriog two out-go-
lug state ofiices, Mrs. Roxie
tuiwxanU, president, and Mrs.
Kuxie Uavis, secretary.
Mrs. Cotton, president ot the
Azaiea Garden Club made the
mtrouuctory remarks, welcom
ing clubs and Iriends to her
beautiful garden. This was a
Him fellowship.
Mrs. Cotton brought greet
ings ti'oni the Azalea Club.
Greetings weie also brought
fro^ the Year Hound Club, Mrs
Lil i'arrington; La-Fleur Gar
den Club, Mrs. Gladys Rhodes
La-Petite Club, Mrs. Magnolia
Leak.; Lyon Park Club, Mrs.
Kmora Smith, The Daliah Club,
Mrs. Aimie B. Mangum; -West
Durham Blossom Club, Miss M.
L. Stephens; and The Old Fash
ion Club.
Mrs. Rowland introduced the
new state president, Mrs. B. B.
Redding^ of Oxford, who gave
some very inspiring remarks.
Gitts were presented the two
out-going state officers, beauti-
lul flower containers, by the
clubs for their very fine work
and cooperation through the
year. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Johnnie McLes-
ter, in her usual fine way. Mrs.
Howland and Mrs. Davis ex
pressed their gratitude. Mrs.
Banetta Peel led group singing,
' Let us /ill work together with
original ideas.”
i^ater in the evening, pictures
were shown of homes, flower
gardens, and arrangements of
tne different club members
wnich were enjoyed by all.
More than 75 members and
guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Williams
of Jacksonville, Fla., were visi-
tojs in Durham Friday. They
were enroute to Pennsylvania,
where Mr. Williams plans to
enter Pennsylvania State Uni
versity working toward his
masters’ degree. He is an in
structor at New Stanton High
School and Mrs. Williams is
English teacher at Callaham
High School. They were guests
of Mrs. Uillian Buchanan.
, _Bxrd._ _to_
Mrs I.illian Riiriisill
wife of Bunn Byrd, is attending
summer school at N. C. College.
On Monday evening, Mrs.
Mozelle Blount entertained
members of the Cosmetology
Club Chapter I, at her home on
Walton Ave.
The president, Mrs. P. F.
Love, presided over the busi
ness session. After the business
session, refreshments were ser
ved. Attending were Mesdames
P. F. Love, Pauline Hart, M. L.
Minor, L. C. Coleman, Margaret
Jefferies, Ethel Owens, B. F.
Moss, Lucy Johnson, B. C. Fow
ler, Lela Wise, N. J. Curry,
iviis!>os aurali Uoison, Liliie
eiis, i^ois Burrougiis, and Sa-
uie i’ltts.
Mrs. Gladys Swift has return
ed to her home on Fayetteville
.Street after spending a lew days
in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. York D. Garrett
were hosts Sunday evening, ai
iheir home on i'ayetteville St.,
10 their son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Taylor Garretl
of Cleveland, Ohio. A large
number of triends went in to
greet the couple who has been
married one year. Miss Hariette
Amey and Mrs. Arona McDdugh
ParKer received guests. Mrs.
Alma Thompson presided at the
punch bowl.
Mrs. Flora Earles, Mi's. Jessie
jctrown. Miss Marie Eaton of
iMew York and Mrs. ingo
opauiding of Washington, D. C.,
spent the week with their sis
ters, Mrs. Bessie E. McLaurin
dnct Mrs. Viola Pendle. Mrs.
i^endle went back to New York
with her sisters to spend a few
>veeks.
Mrs. Hoxie Howland and Mrs.
Huxie Davis, motored to Dan
ville, Va. recently to attend
liie Virginia State Garden Club
convention.
Mrs. Cora Thomas, Mrs. Cora
Jones, Mrs. Cerena Woods and
children, Barbara and Robert,
and Hugh Wesley of New York
City motored to Durham to
ipend last week end with their
relatives, Mrs. Allie Mitchell
and Mrs. Henrietta Lyon at
their home on Fayetteville St.
Elwood Goins and Miss Doris
fieeley of Baltimore, Md. spent
i.iie week end in the city visiting
iVlr, Goins’ mother, Mrs. Eva
Goins at her home on Fayette
ville St. They were accompa-
lied by Mr. an.d Mrs. Arthur
uioins of Morgan College.
Mrs. Katie Love of Mebane,
was hostess to the Year Round
Garden Club Sunday afternoon,
June 20. Dr. Love joins Mrs.
ijove in this event each year and'
intertains th^ husbands. A trip
to the lovely county home of
Dr. and Mrs. Love is a great^
treat which is looked forward
Mdth much enthusia.sm bv the
members.
The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Pearl Cordice. The
garden gate was opened by Mrs.
Sarah Felder. Mrs. Felder’s
opening included a song, prayer
and a poe?n thought. Minutes
were given by the secretary,
Mrs. Flossie Tarrain. Mrs. Los-
sie Harris, delegate to the re
cent state garden club meeting
held at Bricks, made her re
port.
The Year Hound Garden Club
received second state prize, a
book on flower arrangements,
which was presented to the
Sanitary & Liberty
413 N. MANGUM ST.
349 W. MAIN ST.
Pillsbury & Ballard Biscuits 6c Can
Lean Ground Beef 29c. lb.
Beef Short Ribs, Lean 29c ib.
Thin Sliced Chicken Chops 29c lb.
Beef or Veal Roasts 39c lb.
Tender Veal Shoulder Steak 39c lb.
Veal or Beef Boneless Stew 39c lb.
Tender Beef Club Steak 3^ lb.
Lean Country Sausage 39c lb.
All Meat Frankfurters 39c Ib,^
Sliced Bacon Squares 39c lb.
Package Weiners 39c lb.
Thin Sliced Bologna 39c lb.
Fresh Country'Eggs 39c doz.
Swift Jewel, 3 lb. Ctn. 69c
Loin or Rib Veal Chops 49c lb.
Veal Round Steak 59c lb.
Finn Ripe Bananas, lb.
Long Green Cumcumbers, lb.
Fresh Crowder Peas, Ib. "
Fresh White Com, 4 For . 25c
WHITE CI A 11 D
ROSE * ■-vUK 25 lbs. ... $1.69
SLICED COUNTRY HAM
club, A library of books on gar-
ucning will be put into effect by
the club^ and thisn^ook is the
first to be added to the effort.
The highlight of the evening
was the informative and help
ful lecture given by John W.
Jefferies, assistant director of
the N. C. Farm Extension Dept.,
on lawn care.
Each gardner got so much
valuable - information from liie
lecture tlicy rpturned to their
respective homes determined to
have belter lawns.'
« Gardener Carrie Burch gave
some timely and practical tips
on how to transplant and re
seed beds notv for fall and
spring gardens. She brought a
container* of several flowers for
demonstration. There i were a
number of guests present and
the president acknowledged
their presence.
Guests were Mrs. J, W. Jef
feries and daughter, Mrs. Max
ine O’Daniel, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Coone,
Dr. and Mrs. Shanks, A. B.
Burch, Fred Henderson, W. J.
Kennedy and Marsha Goodwin,
Mrs. D. Ingram and two daugh
ters, Noah Bennett, Mrs. Sarah
Joiinson, Mrs. Eulalia Harris,
i.lr. uiiu ivXrs. Jdji.js Harrxscn
Torain, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fel
der, dAd Dick I. Swift.
GcU'donors prcjeiit \v re .’oail
Cordice, Mary Quen, Hattie
Meadows, Oziebell Frazier, May
Kc nnedy, Mai'y He idci son,
if'losEle Torain, Wilma ivlilum,
Annie* Mayo, Maggie Walton,
Carrie Burch, Allie Dick, Rosa
Suitt, Alma Bennett, Sarah Fel
der, Eugenia Simmons, and
Plassie Harris. The next meet
ing is with Mrs. Eugina Sim
mons on Pickett St. July 12.
The July 12 meeting closes
the garden club meetings until
September. Dr. and Mrs. Love
AT NCC HEALTH MEET—
Some of the 63 teachers atten
ding the Summer Health Educa
tion Workshop at North Caro
lina College are shown. The
Southern Foundation prpwidcd
11 Scholarships for Mississippi
Jeanes teachers to attend the
workshop. Improvement o f
health in the Southern region is
the meeting’s chief objective.
Shown left to right front row
are Sultan Man, Mrs. Florido
B. Robins, Mrs. H. Roston, Miss
Eula M. Horton, Mrs. Eular B.
Jones, Mrs. Myrtle P. Sanders;
Mrs. LucHle R. McDougle; Mrs.
Elsie R. Matthews; Mrs. Rosa
H. Fort, Mrs. Mary N. Best; Mrs.
Susan F. Bailey; Mrs. Sadie H.
Halsey; and Mrs. Sarilda Phil
lips.
Second row, Miss Thelma
Seay, Mrs. Lillian Miller, Mrs.
Hester Butler, Mrs. Naomi Da
vis, Mrs. Carolyn Chance, Mrs.
Eunice P. Crews, Miss Altamai
Johnson, Mrs. Lela H. Lindsey,
Mrs. Gladys A. Spencer, Miss
Sarah Vaughn, and Mrs. Floy
Mitchum.
Third row. Miss Ethel Jones,
Mrs. Tiny Seay Davis, Albert
Hill, Jr., Mrs. Maggie Russell,
David Robbins, Mrs. SaraK
Blackmore, Mrs. Emma Reid,
Miss Bettye E. Johnson, Mrs
Leila Macklin, Miss Annie Ran
kin, Mrs. Cornelia Belton, and
Miss Mollie D. Parker.
KID’S SOCIETY
JUNE ROSSER - Editor - Phone 4S80S
ASSOCIATE EDITOR: BETTY JO GOOOLOE
Jocelyn McKissick celebrated i many of his cousins he had
her eleventh birthday on Wed., | never seen before.
June 23. Attending her party
were Evelyn Kennedy, Ann and
Gloria Dickens, Evelyn Mar
shall, Gregory Kyle, Jeanette
and Willa Jaye Walker, Helen
Davis, Doris Schooler, Marsha
s7rVedl^delectabir course 7in! Goodwin Benny Booker, Ca-
Mrs. Cordice closed the Ann Morgan, Lin^ McChn-
ton, Bertina Fowler, April Hen
son, Lyle ■ Booker, Cynthia
Williams, Alexine Miller, Sher
rill Schooler, and Joycelyn’s
sister and brother, Andree’ and
Lloyd McKissick.
ner
garden gate and thanked the
Laves for an enjoyable after
noon.
The Floral Club of Ebenezer
Baptist Church held its monthly
meeting Sunday, June 27 at 4
o’clock at the home of Mrs.
Della Hubbard at 416 East End
Ave. Those attending the meet
ing were Mrs. Hubbard the hos
tess, Mesdames Addie Barbee,
Zelma Adams, Annie Dunni-
gan, Jessie O’neal, Mattie Hol
loway, Feelor Brown, Mamie
Neel, Iceleen Josey, Mildred
Mangum Effie Chavis, Maude
Thorpe, and Ulester Adams.
The awarding of BirViday
gifts to Mrs. Georgia Felder,
Mrs. Annie Bell Cormick, and
James Bowes, was a special
feature of the meeting. Mrs.
Mattie Brown was mistress of
cerembny of a short program
feature. After the meeting, the
hostess served refreshments.
Mr. Bowes thanked the hostess
^r her hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Va., were recent week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Smith, Jr. C. C. Smith, Jr. is
spending some time with his
mother and sister in Poplar
Bluff, Mo.
Mrs. Bennie Petty has re-
;(Please turn to Page Five)
The g^iests were served ice
cream, cake, punch, peanuts and
candy. Games of Gossip and
Find the Pencil were played.
Prizes were won by Ann Dick
ens and Jeanette Walker.
April Henson of Baltimore
is yisitlngher cousin, Betty Jo
Goodloe, anS'vlier grandmother,
Mrs. Veda Henson. April’s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hen
son, drove to Durham to bring
April, but have returned to
Baltimore.
The movies at the Stanford L.
Warren Library on Saturday,
July 3, will be, “Opening
Night,” “Johnny Learns His
Manners,” and “Topper and the
Vanishing Kirbys.” Movies be
gin at 9:30. Admission is free.
Johnny, Patricia and Ulysses
and dMghter of South Boston- -Cobb, Jr. xrf East Strandburg,
Pa., have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Cobb of Scout Drive.
Arthur Johnson spent the
week-end in Morganton visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Daisy Erwin, and
his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Costner. Arthur says he met
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The neighborhood school
closing party was given at the
home of Arthur Johnson on Du
pree Street to honor all of the
children who had been promot
ed during the past school year.
Those attending were: Luther,
Dwight and Debbie Brown.
Gail Jones, Portia Williams,
Billy Boy Boykihs, Willa Jay
and Jeanette Walker, Louie and
Joyce Pittman, Lewis Miranda,
Margo, Maryland and Rosada'
Davis, Gwendolyn Green, Lou
ise George, Charles Spaulding,
William Lonnie and Minnie Mae
Forte, and Kyle Schooler. They
were served ice cream, sherbert,
cookies, apples and lollypops.
Gwendolyn and Garrett Parker
were not present but their re
freshments were sent to them.
Vincent Cordice Davis cele
brated his sixth birthday Fri
day, June 25, at the Recreation
Center. Those present were the
members of his Nursery School
Class and two out-of-town
guests, Olivia Benetta Engram
of Tallahassee, Fla., and Beryl
Sansom of Winston-Salem. Af
ter much fun playing games,
the guests were served ice
cream and cake. Favors of bal
loon^, whistles, horns and other
noise makers were given.
William Bari tmd Geoi^
Williams left Tuesday for Nor
folk where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
Marva Olivia Brown of Four
th Street is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ruby McDougald, in
Clarkton.
Carolyn Goss
some time with
is spending
relatives in
Philadelphia.
Karen and Bruce Battle and
Cherl Stroud of Philadelphia
have been the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Goss of
Third Street.
Betty, Carol and Earl Phillips
received awards from Burton
School recently diiring Awards
Day. Betty received a certifi
cate for an “A” average in all
subjects. Carol received an
reading. Earl received two a-
award for meritorious work in'
wards, one for meritorious
work in reading, the other for
meritorious work in art.
Betty Phillips recently cele
brated her eighth birthday June
28 with a small group of
friends: Nathaniel and Joseph
White, Alice McCollum, Sandra
McLean and Yolanda Ford. Out-
of-town guests were Grover
Ford of Littleton and Elijah
Diliahunt of Charlotte. Games
and refreshments were enjoyed
by all. Betty’s special treat was
a birthday cake made like a
drum with soldiers standing
around it. The drum sticks were
of candy canes and marshmal
lows.
Goldilock*” at its Commence
ment Exercises. This music^
playlet was one of the school’s
most colorful and delightful
performances and was enjoyed
by a capacity audience. Scar
borough Nursery School Parent
Club presented two of its pupils
prizes for the largest amount of
money raised in a popularity
contest sponsored by the Club.
Equilla Covington received
first prize, a $25 bond, and
Thomasine Bass received second
prize of $10. _
Theophllus Jr., and James
Carrlss spent a week recently
with ’their aunt, Mrs. Goidle
Dudley. They attended Daily
Vacation Bible School at Mt.
Olive Chtirch near Lewiston.
Freida Jordan is spending the
summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. S. R. Luton. Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Garris and family were
recent dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Dudley.
Doris Johnston and Gayle
Ray were hostesses at a party
on Monday, June 21, at Doris’
home, 806 Fayetteville Street.
The party was given in honor
of Jeimifer Jean and Bennetta
Olivia Engram of TaUahassee,
Fla. The guests played and were
served ice cream, cake, peanuts
and assorted candles. Colorful
horns were given as favors.
Those attending the party were
Cecelia Wiggs, Eileen and Ee-
borah Watts, SybU Ray, Lo
retta Johnston and Noma Alyce
Bennett. Mrs. D. A. Johnston
assisted the hostesses in enter
taining the guests.
Doris and Loretta Johnston
of 806 Fayetteville Street are in
Charleston, S. C. visiting their
grandmother who is ill. Their
mother is with them.
Mrs. Louise Ruffin and John-
(Please turn to Page Five)
Sunday evening. White Rock
Baptist Church Bible School
had its closing. There were ex
hibits of work that the students
had done. Certificates of atten
dance were presented to child-
(Please turn to Page Five)
Powellsville
News.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shaw en
tertained M^. and Mrs. Johnnie
Powell of Portsmouth, Va. re
cently. Mrs. Shaw accompanied
the Powells back to Virginia
for a short visit.
Mrs. Ella Mitchell of Phila
delphia is home and is spending
the summer with her brother
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
James Luton.
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Robert Louis Page, 316 Um-
stead Street, celebrated his first
birthday on Wednesday, June
23. He had lots of fun while get
ting his first hair cut and try
ing to blow out the candle on
his birthday cake. Refreshments
of ice cream, cake, candy and
nuts were served. The larger
kids played games from the
gym set. Some of the guests
were Annie, Carolyn, and Sam
Bishop, Retha and Ida Page and
Julius McGhee.
Scarborough Nursery School
presented, “The Adventures of
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White Rock Baptist Church
White Rock Square
MILES MARK FISHER, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 4
8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON:
“Jesus, Our Example,” Luke 2:40-52.
PROF. J. M. SCHOOLER, Supt.
11:00 A. M.—“The Other Ordinance” . . . The Pastor
Senior Choir, MRS. V. W. ALSTON, Directren
Holy Conununion
6:30 P. M Baptist Training Union
J. L. LASSITER, Director
7:30 P. M.—Annual Ob^ervanc^ Of District Fourteen
Gospel Chorus, MISS LEANA E. ROBERSON, Directresa
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"Your Hoir ond Skin Deserve the Best”
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Miss S. C. Dotson, Prop.
Phone 6-0455 704 Fayetteville Street
First Calvary Baptist Church
SUNDAY, JULY 4
9:30 A. M SUNDAY SCHOOL
RICHARD JAMES, Supt.
llr:00 A. M.—SBE»gON . . , Rey, G. C. Boone-
MUSIC MALE CHORUS
MRS. REBECCA PETERSON, Organist .
6:00 P. M Baptist Training Union
JOSEPH HERROD, President
7:30 P. M.—SERMON Rev. C. C. Boone
“LITTLE OLD MOTHER WELCOMES YOU”
Saint Joseph A. M. E. Church
REVEREND D. A. JOHNSTON, Pastor
SUNDAY, JULY 4
9:30 A. M SUNDAY SCHOOL
W. G. RHODES, Supt
11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor
6:00 P. M , A. C. E. League
WINIFRED MARTIN, President
7:30 P. M.—SERMON Pastor
MT. VERNON
BAPTIST
CHURCH
REV. E. T. BROWNE
Paator
SUNDAY, JULY 4
9:30 A. M SUNDAY SCHOOL
C. X. RICHARDSON, Supt.
11 >00 A. M.—SISIMON Pastor Browne
6:00 P. M Baptist Training Union
7:30 P. M.—Communion and Baptisini
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MRS. E. H. FOGLE, Organist