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PAGE FOUS I - '■ ■ THE CAROLINA TIMES SATUBDAY, MARCH 23. 19S7 Durham Society Notes All News For This Page Must Be Submitted Before Ten A. M. Monday Of Each Week MRS. EMMA BUTLER, Editor Telephone: 3-8735 ^ ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mrs. Mable Powell—Pearsontown—^Phone 2-1922 Miss M. L. Stephens—West Durham—Phone 7-4164 Mrs. N. J. Curry—West End—Phone 7-8862 Mbs Rachel Nunn—Hickstown Azalea Garden Club Meet The Azalea Garden Club met with Mrs. Charlotte Miller at the Algonquin Club last Mon- aay evening. Mrs. Ellie Cotton, prtfsident, presided over the nitieiing. Uuest speaker lor the evening was Mrs. Julia Harris, who spoke on "Indoor Arrange ments." Sne told ot many things to ao and to remember in ma king arrangements. The club members were glad to have Mrs. Sallie Harris with them again. She had b^en im- able to attend due to illness. Mrs. M. McCollum thanked the hostess lor her generous hospitality. Members present were Mes- dames Cailie Ashlord, Rebecca Clark, Ktiie Cotton, Minnie Crumartie, Roxle Davis, Virgie Udvis, bailie Harris, Cornelia Jonnson, Margaret M^h, Gla dys McNeill, ‘MarylancT McCol lum, Annie Perry, AUiner Ran dall, Lena Richardson, Janie Wheeler; Misses Mary Baines and Cleo Russell; Guests Mes- dames Julia Harris, Nora Davis. tor, Rev. Monroe, olliciated. Her survivors are two sons, i^ewis, Jr., and Marvin; three Drothers, her devoted parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. Peartontown Community Clutt The Pearsontown Conununity Club met Monday night, March 4th at the home ol Mrs. Lizzie Cannady on Fayetteville St. The hom ewas decorated with beau- tilul spring llowers. Mrs. Rosa Gilchrist, president, presided over the meeting. Mrs. Edna Tuck introduced Dr. W. H. Ful ler, guest speaker, who brought jin inspiring message, ‘The Idea Gets The Job.” Members present were Mes- dames Magnola Eiiigs, Ednai Tuck, Lida Ray, Rosa Gilchrist, Ida Davis, Dora Green, Evelyn Thorpe, Cora Edmonds, Rosa Farrington, Grace Williams, Roda Prince, Geneva Cheek, El- nora Smith, Mary Edmonds, WUla Malone, Ellie Roberson, Gertrude Faison, and Ada Meeks. The next meeting will ‘be with Mrs. Cheek on Fayette- 8t. 6-W Social Club Mrs. Lena Pearce entertained the 6-W Social Club recently at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Campbell on Red Oak Drive. Alter a short business session the hostess served party relreshments and directed games. The evening ended with club prizes awarded to Miss Kathryn Pierce and Mrs. Ruth Campbell. Members present were Mes- dames Elizabeth Edwards, Pau line Boxley, Irene Hall, Marie Penny, Pearl Spearman, Anne Mitchell, Virginia Pitchlord and Mrs. Anne Goods. Tour o] California Alpha Chi Psi Omega So rority invites ^ all interested good citizens to join them on a tour ol Calilornia April 22, through May 9. Such persons interested in the tour may con tact the lollowing persons: Mrs. Cailie Ashlord, Orchid Beauty Shop; Mrs. Early Grandy, Grandy's Beauty Shop; Miss Montez Bates, Bates Beauty Shop; and Mrs. Cailie Daye, 1017 Second St. Mrs. Clementine Amey Win ters ol New York City and sons, Charles Anthony and Irvin are in the city visiting their family on Elm Street. The Womanless Wedding pre sented Friday evening at Zion Church was quite an enjoyable allair and well attended. Hats oil to the sponsor, Mrs. Hazel McBroom ol Price St. Mrs. Lena Bell Johnson's luneral was held at Christian Church last Sunday immedi ately aher 11 o’clock service. She was a choir member who was laithlul as long as her health would permit. The Pas- The Model Mothers' Club met at the home ol Mrs. Bessie Mc- Lauren, Friday evening. Mrs. Hetiy Herndon, president, led the devotion. The mothers’ club prayer was repeated by all members. Alter a short discussion Teenage Problems and Business, the hostess served dinner to the lollowing members and guest: Mesdames Gladys McKinney, Lena Richardson, Francis Schooler, Heba Spaulding, Nel lie Toole, Selena Wheeler, Lyda Wray, Minnie Forte, Minnie Gilmer Betty Herndon, presi dent, led the devotion. The mothers’ club prayer was re peated by all members. Alter a short discussion on Teenage Problems and Business, the hostess served dinner to the lollowing members and guest Mesdames Gladys McKinney, Lena Richardson, Nellie Toole, Francis Schooler, Reba Spauld' ing, Selena Wheeler, Lyda Wray, Minnie Forte, Minnie Gilmer, Betty Herndon, Sue Bullock, Althea Holmes, Esther Baldwin, Theola Martin; Guest, Mrs. Bennette. Mrs. McKinney thanked the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Theola Martin. zart, Elizabeth Bullock, V. M^ loyner, Ruth Mears, Catherine Shaw, Ma*^arot num*tt,'-Mary S. Coward, Mable Freeland, Mary Hardy, Sadie Mebane, Louise ’Thorpe, Pearl Brown, Sophronia Green, H. E. MC' Clain, N. J. Curry, Josephine Hoskin; Misses Mary Stephens and Allene Mebane. Hospitalized Mrs. Maggie Younger, ol 1016 Moreland Ave., is improving nicely alter undergoing surgery at Duke Hospital. Miss Eva Merritt Speaks Before Durham Ushers Miss Eva Merritt, Durham school teacher and civic worker, challenged an audience at the Congregation Christian ‘church last Sunday to “do something worthwhile” in racial and civic allairs. She was the principal speaker lor the Durham Ushers Union monthly meeting held at the church at 3:15 in the alternoon. Miss Merritt was introduced by Mrs. Alice Jones. Cautioning against what she termed the "seeming indiller- ence of the work ol ushers," Miss Merritt urged her listeners to be aware ol the ushers’ larger job' ol joining other lellow Christians in carrying out the total program ol the church. Flower Lovers Entertained ’The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club met Monday evening March 11 at the home of Mrs. Mattie R. Canty, 1100 Moreland Ave. The Garden Gate was opened by Mrs. Bessie Thomp son. The Vice President, Mrs. Elnora Smith, presided over the business session. An arrange ment was made ol "JonqulUs”. This arrangement was made by Mrs. Ruth Mears-it could be used for a console or mantle. At the close of the meeting ever^ one was invited into the dining room and served a turkey din ner with all the trimmings. Guests present were Mrs. Sumega Solomon; Misses An- netta Benton, Anna J. Newkirk, Elnora Joyner and James Shields; Members present-Mes- dames Fannie Tapp, Elnora Smith, V. Faulk, Essie Amey, Bessie Thompson, Fannie Co- “lAitle Old Mother Weleome$ You** ST. JOSEPffS A. M. L CHURCH Reverend D, A. JohrutoHf Potior Sundayf March 24, 1957 9:30 A. M. W. A. MAB8B. Sttpt. StJMDAT School 11 00 A. M.—“Conquett of Fear” Th*P*«tob MUSIC fitoao* Chou Numbsr On* intii. Mnnax onjon. orfMM 6:00 P. M. ^ WINTRKD MARTIN. Pru&M** 7:00 P. M.—“The World Needs Its Souls" .^-.Pabtoh Mrs. Spaulding Fetes Church Choir At Tea On Sunday alternoon March 10, Members ol White Rock Senior Choir entertained Mrs A. T. Spaulding at a Tea. . The lete was held at th& home ol. Mrs. Virginia Alston on Plum St. Spring llowers used in the HorSl decorations, added to the beauty ol the alternoon. ^ Guests present Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Logan, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Moore; Mrs. E. R. Merrick; Mrs. Lula Jackson; Mrs. Margaret Marsh; Mrs. Lena Richardson; Mrs. Hattie Meadows; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, Jr.; Mrs. S. M. Bul lock and daughter; Mrs. Evelyn Rogers; Mrs. Nettie Burch; Mrs. Thomas Nichols; Mrs. Walter Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson; Misses Florida and Markita Fisher; Mrs. Mattl0 Malloy; Mrs. Maggie Lennon; Mrs. Margaret Hayes; Mrs. E. L. Totten; Mrs. E. M. Tatum; Mrs. Maceo Sloan, Mr. W. A. Peddy and Mr. Charles Alston and guest. Seen here are members of Women’s Auxiliary of the Durham Academy of Medicine at the conclusion of theix March meeting. Left to right, seated, are Mrs. C. D. Grandy, Mrs. W. A. Cleland, Mrs. D. B. Cooke, Mrs. Y. D. Garrett, president, and Mrs. W. C. Shanks, Jr. of Burlington, guest speaker. Standing in same order are Mrs. C. D. Watts, Mrs. J. S. Thompson, Mrs. J. W. V. Cordice, Mrs. W. N. Ridcetts, Mrs. J. G. Parker, Mrs. L. R. Swift, Mrs. Clyde Donnell, and Mrs. J. N. MUls. Mrs. Shanks, State president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Old North State Medical Society, reviewed highlights of the association’s five point program, which includes he^th, education, legislation, human relations and community needs. Members of the Academy also took part in the dis cussion later during the meeting. Mrs. Shanks was presented an orchid from the group by Mrs. Watts. Mrs. Donnell and Mrs. Garrett acted as hostesses to the meeting, and carried out the St. Patrick’s Day theme with decorations and refreshments. W^'s Births In Durham The lollowing births were re ported to the Durham City and County Health Department dur ing the week of March li through 16. Perry and Mary Fogle, girl. Walter and Peggy Abrani, girl. Roger and Irene Hoskins, boy. Willie and Patricia Charles, boy. William and Zola Har grave, girl. Wilbur a'nd Carrie Parker, iMy. William and Beu lah Trice, boy. Fred and EUie Powell, girl. James and Gloria Cates, girl. Arlease and Lucinda Ester, boy. group. Mr. Burthey thanked the hostess for the evening. The next meeting will be announced later. Geers Host To St. Nark AMEZ Church Meet On Sunday, March 17th, the Friendly Circle Club of St. Mark A.M.E. Zion Church met with Mr. and Mrs. Major Geer 313 Dunston Ave. Members present were Mesdames Louise Frazier, Sara Cameron, Helen McNeil, Lottie Cochran, Odessa Alexander, Lena Thompson, Fannie Green, Elizabeth Brown, Hattie Geer, Carrie Grantt, Mil dred Jones; Miss Florence Fletch and Mrs. Grover Bur they. The minutes of the last meeting was read and adopted. Alter the business session the hostess served a dinner to the 'Swing School' Show Set For Hillside Tuesday “Mr. G’s Swing School" will be presented at Hillside high school auditorium on Tuesday night, March 26. Swing School has become a regular production at Hillside, featuring high school students in a variety, musical show. Big items in this year’s show are an operetta, a waltz num ber supported by a 27 voice choir and a dancing chorus of 30 co-eds. In addition, the show will contain the traditional class room number and various vocal trios, duets, quartets and solos. Patricia Spaulding will play the lead in the operetta Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She will be cast as Saow Whto and Kenneth Johns^ «iU m seen as Prince pujpniiiy. Others in the operetta cast are Vlrdell Tedder, the Wicked Queen, and Deryl Iflnton and Zelma Amey. In the class room number will W0im4AM and ALLEN PURE on. STATIOM PBOHe 5712 HILLSBORO STREET OXFORD, NORTH CAROUNA MX. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev, E. T. Browne Paator Sunday, March 24, 1957 9:30 A. M Sunday School C. X. RICHARDSON, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor Browmx MUSIC Senior Choir Number On* MRS. RUTH s. McCOLLUM, Or0an«t 6:00 P. M. BAPTfflT Trainino Union 7:30 P. M.—BAPTISM **A FRIENDLY CHURCH** WHHE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH White Rock Square Reverend MUet Mark FUher, Paator Sunday, March 24, 1957 8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics 9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON — “Kingdom Hypocrisy," Matthew 23:13-15, 23-28. PKOr. J. II. SCHOOLER. Supt. •ar il :00 A. M.—Sinner Believe: "That Children of Israel Crossed on Dry Land" The Pastor CMr, MRS. V. W. ALSTON, DrM«r«M Junior Chorus, MRS. ROSETTA SOUTHERLAND Dtnetnm 6:30 P. M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION IRA MURcmsON. Oirceter 7; 30 P. M.—Sinner Believe: "That Baptism Means Cleansing” The Pastor District Reports^ Baptism Ooval Cbonu, lOSS UANA E. ROBERSON, IX««clrM* be Miriam Holmes as Miss Brown, Jacqueline lacker as the nurse and Reginald Parker as the doctor. The waltz number will be performed to a 27 Voice choir rendition of such all time fa vorites as Jerome Kern’s “When I Grow too Old to Dream” and “Can 1 Forget You.” Sydney Hall, baritone, and Barbara Pratt, soprano, will be featured in the latter song. As an added feature, the Swing School show will present Hillside alumni in the sextet from Donizetti’s Lucia DiLam- mermoor. Featured singers are Charles Joyner, Harold Hayes, Hampton Carlton, Bernice Mlt- ■chell, Donnell Austin and Gay- nelle Cooper. They will be sup- Joint High School Senior Day Two N. C. College Units Stage The North Carolina College Departments of Commerce and Home Economics staged “career doubleheaders’ here last Friday. Miss Mable E. Evans, region al economist - for t^ Wheat Flour Institute of Chicago, and Miss Hettie M. Smith, personnel manager for women of the Scott Paper Co., Chester, Pa., were among the coiuultants for the two events. ported by a chorus of 22 voices, also Hillside graduates. WANTED: Two Ladies For Door To Door Canvassing. Good Salary Plus Cmmissionl : 222 South Main Street, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Some 1,500 high school stu dents from the Carolinas and Virginia atteded the day-long programs in each field. The Home Economics depart ment offered again this year some $255.50 in first, second, and third prizes ranging from $50.00 to $130.50. Qualifying students had to pass a depart mental examination given this year on Friday from 9:30 to 12:30 in Room 201. Results will be announced this week. FOR SALE FOUR - ROOM HOUSE ON THREE ONE-HALF ACRES OF LAND on E Street... just outside City Limits . . . Also FIVE ROOMS AND BATH on Nixon Street oft Alston Avenue Road. . . . CaU . . . Enterprise Realty Company 2-5004 OR 2-1306 MASON’S .. .. O. E. S. Rare instructive books, rituals, monitors, quiz books, and many others. Send for descriptive catalogs and gift. Enclose lOic for post and handling to: Behreils Publishing Co. BOX 1, DEPT. B DANBCBT, CONN. WINSTON FURNITURE CO. High Quality Fnmitnre At Lowest Paarible Cwt! COMPLETE HOME FUBNISHINOS Headqnarten For Philco Applianeea 44 TV Models'To Choose From Amasing Two-Way Door Ftalleo Bafrigerataia OPBN FKIDAT NIGHTS *TIL »:M F. M. 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