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MSB MIHttM SOaEIY Nons • •♦**•*• *11. NE^ FOR THIS PAGE MUST BE SUWOTTED BEFORE TEN A. M. MONDAY OF EACH WEEK. MRS LILLIAN BUNCHANAN, EDITOR dial 9-14S0 associate EDITORS MAKl.K POWBLL — FW—t»W«. FkM« t-im. MISS M. L. STBPBENS mm8 N. J. CDMT — Wt«t Bid — Pk«M 1-StM ^^ mss l^CHKL NUNN — HleksUwB A Pleasant Surpriic Mrs. ElU Bailey of New York City gave her daughters, Sylvia and Willie Mae, a very pleasant surprise, when she catne and spent the weekend with them after learning uf the illness of her niother, Mrs. Effie Kdwards. Home from Hospital Mrs. Hessie Mitchell of 2304 Fayetteville Street has returned home from Lincoln Hospital, where she received treatments Mrs. Teressa Dalton of 1109 Fayetteville Street is a patient at Lincoln Hospital. Weekend With Parent* Mrs. Alethia Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Sampci Allison, Mrs. Cora Wilson, and Jinuny Pratt of New York City motored to Durham last weekend with th^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robbins of 804 Walton Avenue. Returned to New York Mrs. Clemintine Amey Win ters and sons, Irving, Jr. and Charles Anthony, of Brooklyn, New York have returned home after spending two pleasant weeks in Durham visiting pa rents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Amey of Elm Street. Mrs. Annie Mae Rivera of Fayetteville State Teachers Col lege, Fayetteville, spent the weekend in the city visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. E. Rivera and other relatives. Mrs. Williams Hostess Beautiful spring flowers were used for decorations last Friday evening, at the home of Mrs. Ret Williams, when she enter tained her bridge club—“The Queen Hlsh. After a very en joyable dinner, served by the lovely hostess who was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Sadie Escof- frey. Three tables of bridge were at play and prizes were awarded. The first guest prize was won by Mrs. C. Ruth Edwards. Mrs. Bettie Goodloe won second guest prize. Miss Filicia Miller was winner of the first club prize and Mrs. Julia Garrett •was winner of serond club prize. Other members playing were Mesdames Grace Massey, Nola Cox, Bess Whitted, Beatrice Burnette, Eula Harris, A1 Thompson, and Martha Donnell. Cosmetologist Club No. One The Cosmetologist Club Chap ter No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Pauline Love, 314 Dowd Street, on Monday, March 5. The preAdent, Mrs. L. C. Cole man presided over the business session. The club observed Negro His tory week with a paper read by Mrs. Lucy Johnson. She men tioned some of our famous Ne groes and some of the good works they have done. Mrs. Love served a delicious repast which was enjoyed by aU. Members present were Mes dames Lucy Johnson, Ethel Owens, Gladys Washington, Bettie Fowler, L. 0. Coleman, Marie McMUlan, Lula Hill, Bet tie Tuck, Margaret Minor, Bur ma Pretty, Cora McCloud, Bea trice Moss, Margaret Jeffries, Pauline Hart, and Pauline Love', Missef Lillie Wells and LoU Burroughs. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cora McCloud, 1309 N. Alston Avenue. Addre$$eM Club A wonderful talk on “The Necessity of Friendly Relations With Foreign Countrfes” was given by a guest speaker, Dr. Rose Butler Browne, Monday night, at the Pearsontown Com munity Club. Members met with ivIrs. C. C. Malone on Fayetteville Street. Mrs. Edna Tuck led the devo tional period. Mrs. Rosa Gil christ, the prst;cdint, conducted the business session. Mrs. Lizzie Cannady introduced the speak er. During the social hour, the hostess, Mrs. Malone, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Thorpe, served a delicious repast to the following: Mrs. Annie Nichols, a guest, and members, Mes dames Ada Meeks, Rosa Gil christ, Edna Tuck, Magnolia Elngs, Lizzie Cannady, Audrie Whitted, Nettie Green, Effie Roberson, Roda Prince, Dora Prince, Dora Green, Elnora Smith, Ida Davis, Elsa Bullock, Rosa Farrington, Laura White, Beatrice Noel, and Grace Willi ams. * The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ada Meeks on Martha St. Onyx Social Club The Onyx Social Club held its monthly mee.ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pearly, Crest Street, March 11. The meeting was presided over by the president, Norfley Whitted. Plans were made for a motor cade Easter to Washington, D. C., to see the Cherry Blossom Festival. After the business sesstoh, the hostess served a delectable re past, consisting of chicken pot pie, deviled crab, garden peas, corn, fruit saled, hot rolls and cake. The members present were: Mr. and Mrs. Norfley Whitted, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tuck er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence, and Mrs. E. Andcrbun. The next meeting will be h^ld at the home of Mr. and Mri J. Law- Harold C. Trull, son of Mrs. Myrtle Trull Richmond of Oil Willard Street, has finished his basic training at Lakeland AFB, Texas and is now stattioned at Lowery AFB in Denver, Colo. Harold is a graduate of Hill side High School, class of ‘55. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Powe Street, are visiting rela tives and friends in New York. Mrs. Elizabeth Hester of Cor nell Street is a patient at Duke Hospital, wher; she underwent surgery. Lyon Park Rose Garden The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club met Monday night, Feb. 27, with Mrs. Daisy Green, at her home, 829 Ridgeway Ave nue. The Garden Gate was opened by Gardener N. J. Curry, Gar dener M. W. Webb, president, presided over the business ses sion. The club was honored to welcome Mrs. Ruth Mears as a new member. A very interesting discussion was given by Gardener Elnora Smith on “Rose Planting and Their Care.” A very delicious turkey din ner and all the trimmings was served to the following mem bers and their guest: Gardeners present were Mary Hardy, Eli zabeth Bullock,’ Mable Free land, Alene Mebane, Alice Jones, Margaret Burnette, Ca therine Shaw, Louise Thorpe, N. J. Curry, Elnora Smith, Essie Amey, Victoria Joyner, M. W. Webb, Mary Coward, Ruth Mears, and Pearl Brown. Guests for the evening were Mrs. A. L. Thompson and Miss M. L. Ste phens. cheridief to tlM highest thdr loving fellowship and sweet cooperation In the work of try ing to build the Kingdom of God and spread His gospel here on earth. These ladles were Mrs. MitcheU, Mrs. Gireen, Mrs. ’Goins, Mrs. Cary and Mrs. Lea thers, The Lesson "A Spirit of Gra titude”, taken from the "Help- was beautifully discussed and enjoyed by all. H. F. Boy kin led the discussion. A delicious repast of ice cream and cake was served by the hostess, Mrs. Faucette. The meeting closed to meet with Mrs. Green, 412 Pine Street, the first Sunday in April. A newly formed (^ganization of Durham Alpha Phi Alplut Wives is shown above in the new home of Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Watts on Lawson Street. The group was 'formed especially to provide hospitality for the 300 giiests expected to attend tSie Alpha Phi AlpJta Southern Re gional Convention in Durham March 30-31. Seated are Mes dames, Fannie Robinson, Jose phine Clement, Rosemary Fun- derburg, Alma Bennett, Helen Edtoards, Ade.lc Butts, presi dent, Edna Walker: standinffi Mesdames, Eugenia Young, Nar- t?io Coward, Ziebel Frasier, Lu la C. Dawson, Jessie Kearney, Hazel Rivera, Alome Hudson, Alma Wade, and Constance Watts, hostess. Mrs. Gladys Faucett Hostess To Mission Circle The Sylvia Williams Mission Circle of White Rock Church met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Faucett, 718 Willard Street at 4 o’clock, Sunday afternoon. The Circle opened with scrip ture reading, Gen. 28:14-;!2, song service and sentence pray- -Life Is Like That- (Continued from Page Two) which way we turn. And, reali zing this, as long as I can push a pen and keep my present mind, God will find a place at the heart of my writing, al though I may not always spell out his name. One of the eight issues being voted on in Durham’s Bond Election on Saturday, March 17th, is the need for funds to help break Durham’s traffic snarl. Thoroughfare Bonds wilt be the first step in Durham’s long range Master Thoroughfare Plan. Consider this pro- gram .. . how it will benefit you and your community. Vote in Durham’s 8-Foint ^nd Election. 'T ■ f feel as good as I oauM ... as good as I knew 1 should until I started taking S.SJ. TONfC to ie4)iiild my iron-starved blood ” S.SJ. TONIC suppUts that txtni iron energy you need to feel as good as you l11o^l1d. bon ficien7 Anemia slows you down. Start today with fAf. and watch how this potent iron tonic begins to peric up your appetite and to make you feel good again fasti This ctMnbinatiMi of iioii and Nature’s own roots and herbs has never been duplicated. Million* depend on S.S.S. TONIC to keep them feeling as good as they should. Why don’t you? Begin now to build iron- rich blood with S.S.S. TONIC, in Uquid or convenient tablets, at all drug counters. S.S.S.TONIC ^ ers. Mrs. Nora Leathers presid ed over the meeting. The minu tes of the previous meeting were read and received. Old business was finished and new business placed before the house. Then, there was a report of the com mittees and collection of dues. All ladies having birthdays in this month (March) were re membered with a card and to ken from the Circle which SPECIAL — SPECIAL! NINTH ANNUAL PAIN SUNDAY RECITAl (Rendered by the Choir) SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1956 - 7:30 P. M, Sponsored By The Ushers, Saint Joseph's A. M. £, Church EATim AT ITS BEST BAR-B^ CHICKEN 50c »P BAKED HAM ,,, SQc “P STEW BEEF DINNER 50c «P BOOM BATES — $2.50 UP ^ BILTMORE HOTEL AND GRILL LATH ALSTON, Manager 323 EAST PETTIGBEW ST. DIAL 5-2071 ClKCaiSika Ciiii^0 IWMuaaq ^ « OVMtM*. N. C. Club, S. S. Class Entertained By Mrs. C. Rigsbee Mrs. Carrie Rigsbee was hos tess to the Good Neighbors Club and the Moxahala Class Febru ary 28th, Mrs. Rigsbee enter tained the Moxahala S. S. Class at her home, 1215 Mason Street. After a devotional period the following election took place. President, Mrs. TruemiUa Smith; Teacher, Mrs. Jessie Moore; Secretary, Mrs. Alma Hughes; Treasurer, Mrs. LiUie McDade. During the business senion, plans were made for a Memorial Service to be held for the for mer teacher of the .class, the late Mrs. Mabel Strudwick. Delicious refreshments were served to the guests and mem bers. Visiting guests were Mrs. Laura Bailey, Mrs. Laura Bur nette, Blrs. Fannie McQuag, Mrs. Hattie Spears, and Mrs. Mary Campbell. Other members present were Mrs. Jessie Dow ney, Mrs. Cora McAdam, Mrs. Effie Edwards, Mrs. Jessie Mc Adam, and Miss Christine Mc Adam. On Thursday, March 1, the Good Neighbors Club met with Mrs. Rigsbee. The meeting was presided over by the president, Mrs. Lillie McDade. The devo tions consisted of the 23rd Psalm, songs and prayer. The minutes were road by the secre tary, Mrs. Flossie Torain. An Interesting busipess meet ing was held. Twenty-nine members were present and foiur visitors, Mrs. Lucy Briggs, Mrs. Mary Blake, Mrs. E. M. Blake, and Mrs. S. Willis. Refresh ments were served by the hos tess. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Cora McAdam. First Calvary Baptist Church REVEREND A. L. THOMPSON, Pastor SUNDAY, MABCH 18 9:30 A. M . SUNDAY SCHOOL RICHARD JAMES, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor MUSIC Th* Young People’s Chodr MISS BERNICE MITCHELL, Organist 6:30 P. M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION DENICE MERRITT, President 7:30 P. M.—SERMON Pastoh sa:aam*^aatsKMMaiataaBmmmmmmmm GIRL SCCWITS “A FRIENDLY CHURCH” WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH WHITE ROCK SQUARE MILES MARK FISHER, Pastor SUNDAY, MABCH 1«, 8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP . . , Electronics 9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON "The Lord’s Supper,” Luke 22:7-23. PRor. J. M. ScHOOLxa, Supt. 11:00. A. M.—^"Ytm^Con Meant It” The Pastor Senior Choir, Mrs. V. W. Alston, Dirctrest 0:30 P. M.—T. ij Ira Murchison, Director 7:30 p1 M.—"Mafce_Peace” Youth in Charge of Church William Battle s Class Gospel Chorus, Miss Leana E. Roberson, Directress When You Save You Earn Yes' When you save here you earn 3^% on ev ery dollar in your account dividends added to princip^ twice a year — And you can make a deposit tMS late as the 10th of the month and still earn a full month's dividends. Open an account here now. MUIUAl SAVINSS AND ’ LOAN ASSOOATION 112 West Parrish Street Durham, N. C, "LITTLE OLD MOTHER WELCOMES YOU" Saint Joseph A. M. £. Church REVEREND D. A. JOHNSTON, Pastor SUNDAY, MABCH 18 9:30 A. M. W. A. Mabsb, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—“Moses At The Crossroads” SUNDAY SCHOOL Pastor 8:00 P. M A. C. E. LEAGUE WiMxrRB) Martin, President 7:00 P. M.—“Lo, I Am With You Always” Pastor MT, VERNON BAPTIST^^ CHURCH % REV. E. T. BROWNK Pastor . SUNDAY, MABCH 18 9:30 A. M. C. E. Rscharoson, Supt. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor Browne BIUSIC . The 1£ale Chorus Mrs.-E. H. Foole, Organist 6:00 P. M Baptist Trainino Union “What Christ Taught About Human Relationship” Matthew 19-1-39 7:30 P. M.—^Annxversart op Senior Choir No> Two SERMON Pastor Brownf. CHOIR HOUR .. . . Senior Choir No. 1 Mrs. Rebecca Peterson, Organist 4.,
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