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PAGE FOUB THE CAROLINA TlMtS SATURDAY, AUG. 3, 1957 Durham Society Notes All News For This PiRe Must Be Submitted Before Ten A. M. Monday Of Each Weeli MRS. E. W. BUTLER, Editor 406 Brant Street — Phone 3-8735 ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mrs. Mable Powell—Pearsontown—-Phone 2»1I22 Miss M. L. Stephens—West Durham—Phone 7-4164 Mrs. N. J. Curry—West End—Phone 7*8862 Miss Rachel Nunn—Hlckstown Miss JuUa Harris, Ann Tay-« ! lor of North Carolina College I and Miss Hattie Jenidns, in structor ol St. Josepli’s AM£ Churcii Nursery School, left Saturday lor a tour in £urope. Miss Jenluns will spend a weeic in New York visiting with relatives. The Friendly Workers Sick Club met with Mrs. Carri«( Higsbee at her home on Mason Street, Saturday, July 20. The meeting was opened with a song and the Lord’s Prayer. Mis. Ella M. Andrews, Presi dent, presided over the business session. Members present: Mesdarnes, Effie Weaver, Novella CraW' ford, Cecelia Evans, Pearl Ben nett, Ella M. Andrews, Ruth Holloway, Rebecca Jackson, Carrie Rigsbee, Daisy Bass; Misses Mattie Chavis, Margaret White; Messrs, Grover Fowler, Jack Filihbre, A. E. McClain Mrs. Ruth Holloway thanked the hostess. The club will meet next with Mr. and Mrs. Freefnond Byrd, aunday evening. Mrs. Dannie Mae-’1|prris has returned from her b^a'ch home at Top Soil, where she spent a week. She bad with her ai house guest, Mrs. Manle T Geer. Other week-end guests in cluded Mrs. Alma Thompson and Miss Evelyn Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Crusoe Geer had as a week-end guest James E. Hunt ol Chicago, 111. Mr. Hunt is visiting relatives and friends in Oxford, Creedmoor, and Durham. Mrs. Bertha Monroe of New Rochelle, N. Y., sister of Mrs. Geer, visited in Durham last week. Vacationing Miss Sandra Wray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wray, 512 George Street, has gone to Camp Indian Brook, Ver- for the month of Augiut. First Calvary Uiher$ Observe The Senior Ushers of thfl First Calvary Baptist Churciy observed their thirty-sixth an-> niversary at the church on Sun- day afternoon, July 21, aV 3:00 o’clock. The speaker foi^ the occasion was the Rev. D. S. Suber, pastor of the St. Mark AME Church of Smlthfleld, th« ■■■Iwiaur Leaving for Camp soon, ii\ E^st Brookfield, Mass., are the following girls. Misses Evelyn Kennedy, Eiaine Hamlin and Marsha Goodwin. Miss Henen Davis soon will leave for Detroit, Michigan, where she will be an attendant in the wedding of her cousin. Girls rettu-nlng from Statei PTA Camp near Rocky Mount were Galye and Sybil Ray, Arnita Parker, Val Jean Jones, Janette Walker and Mary Lips- combe. They report a most en joyable stay and several honors won for excellent work exhibit. Gayle Ray and Mary Lipscomb were awarded a pin each for being the most helpful to the teachers at camp; Sybil Ray was awarded a pin for being the best all round camper this year. Prof. S. E. Davis, Principal of Spaulding Elementary City School of Durham, is visiting his home in Maimi, Fla. PINE PARK Church Services are held every second Sunday at 11:00 A.M., by the pastor, Rev. M. W. Becton ol Morehead City, at the Marshall Chapel Baptist Chur ch. Quarterly meeting wiH be held the second Sunday in Au gust. ' Services are held every fourtl^ Sunday in the month at 11:00 A.M., by the pastor. Rev. Brown ol Cola City at the AME Methodist Church. The service rendered there the lourth Sun day will be quarterly meeting. Regular services of worship are held every first Sunday at 11:00 A.M., by the pastor, Rev. W. K. Raynor of Jacksonville at the First Baptist Church in Kellum Town. The above named churches are located in Pine Park or uear-by communities. The pub lie is invited to attend tha church ol their choice. / Mrs. Margaret Lanier and daughter of Washington, D. C., are visiting their sister and hus band, Atty. and Mrs. M. H. Thompson. ' _j6th$L^eltneied. menage. rW. age. Rev. Suber's sermoq was based on the words, “Be ye therefore as wise as serpents”, found in Mark 10:16. > Appearing also on {he pro gram were the Rev. G. J. Nicholson, White Rock Baptist Church, who read the scripture The life guards at Hillside Swimming Pool are planning to give the city a big treat the latter part of August when they have their swimming demon' stration, with an addition of bathing beauties with many business firms being represent' ed each one presenting a girl first in bathing suit and last iq evening gown. , Mrs. Doris Holloway Mark and daughter Jesselyn returned to their home in Hyde Park, N. Y., after spending two weeks vacation with their parents, ■M*,- Mb* icrs.-r' lir HoUoway, Many courtesiaa were shown them by their many Durban^ friends. lesson; Lee Brown, Wesl~Dur- ham Baptist Church, who gave the invocation, and J. H. Betts, St. Joseph’s AME- Church, who introduced the speaker. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Young Adult Choir of the Mt. Vernon Bap tist Church, and the ushers ser-' ving were from the St. Johi\ Baptist Church. Lilting the ollering were Louis Jones and Eivln Haskins. The pastor ol First Calvary, the Rev. A. L. Thompson, gave remarks. Bit. Zion Baptist Church of Greeiuboro, N. C., brought! their Sunday School classes to the Hillside Swimming Pool for the day picnic. Baskets filled with many nice things to eat and swimming was enjoyed by all. Robert Hughes, the Super-> intendent, accompanied them. Mrs. Ella McLaughlin Ho$teig On Sunday, July 27, Mrs. McLaughlin was hosteM to the Pastor’s Aid Club at 5: p.m, The meeting waS presided over: by the President, Mrs. Anni« Alston. After the business meet-> ing, plans were discussed to in crease the treasure. A social hour was opened to the groujpj for greetings. Mrs. McLaughlin, assisted by her daughter and granddaughter served refresh-1 ments. The following members werei present, Mesdames Annie Al ston, Laura Burnett, Laura Bali! ley, Allie Mitchell, Lucy Briggs,! Carrie Rigsbee and Eva Thomp^ Eastern Star Lodge The 10th Regional District of North Carolina Eastern Star met in Chapel Hill recently aq guest of the Randolph Chapter No. 185. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Worthy Matron, and Deputy Sister, E. L. Pittman, officially presiding. Mrs. Rosa Fortune was cho-> sen as delegate to the Regional Meeting in Rockingham on September 10. NOTE OF THANKS Members of the Library Cor ner /or the Blind Join with Mr$. Maymie Clayton in expretting thank* to the Many /riends for lervicei rendered and contribu tions made durinff her bereave ment in the toss of her husband, O. B. Clayton. Ill at the time of his pairing, Mrs. Clayton is scheduled soon to undergo a major operation at Duke Hospital. Gratefully Yourt, J. Cartrr Washington, Chairman of the Sick Committee. The Women Community Club meets every Wednesday night at the Pine Park Shop. See the next news report for more high lights concerning the club. So far as we know now the public schools in Onslow Coun ty will open August 28. Therei will be school hints published from time to time in -thla paper. The doors to our Pine Parla building and grounds stand open for social affairs. Any one interested, please contact us at any time In the shop. We wlU be glad to serve you. Also you can see us any Satiurday after noon there concerning informa' tion about this TIMES. C.C. Observance Set At Wliite Rocl( In its atmual observance of Charles Clinton Spaulding Scholarship Day, Sunday, Au gust 4, at 7:80 P.M., the White Book .OtimCta to -pMNnt^’ ing J. W. Goodloe, Ciiaimian of the Trustee Board and long4 time bu^ess associate of th^ late Or.'Spaulding, as speaker of the occasion. In addition to the appearance of Goodloe, members of the North Carolina Mutual Forum will participate «n the progn Goodloe is widely known iq business, political and civic cir cles. He is First Vice-President Elect of the National Insurance Association, Vice-President and Secretary of North Carolini^ Mutual Life Insurance Com pany; a member of the Execu tlve Committee of the Durham Committee on Negro Affairs and a member of the Durham Business and . Professional Chain. Dr. Rote Butler Browne, Pro fessor and Head of the Depart ment of Education of North Carolina College and outstan ding church woman, will de liver an address at the Covenant Presbyterian Church here Sun day, August 4, at 6:00 p.m. Dr. Browne will be introduced by Dr. Stewart B. Fulbright, Pro fessor of Commerce at N.C.C. and member of the Covenant Church. The public is cordially invited to hear Dr. Browne. She will be speaking in the interest of the benevolent program of the local Presbyterian Church. Sliiloli Churcli Club Celebrates 25th Year With Special Program The Galaxy Club of Shiloh Baptist Church, of which the Rev. R. M. Pitts is pastor, cele brated its 29th anniversary at 7:30 p.m. last Sunday, July 28, at the church. Bishop W. M. Johnson, pastor of Macedonia Holiness Church, delivered the anniversary ser mon. He was introduc^ by Mri^ Hattie Moore. Music was furnished by visi ting choirs. Mrs. Jeniiie Bruton brought the welcome address with response from Mrs. Mary Smith. The history of the Ga laxy Club was read by Mrs. Zora L. Murrell. Mrs. Velma B. Hopkins, ad vertising manager of the Caro lina Times Winston-Salem edi tion, and originator of the first graveside Easter Sunrise Ser vice here, is president of the club. Miss Isabel! McKay is secretary. ' The Galaxy Club was or-' ganized in 1928 by the Rev. Pitts, wiio also served as its first president for one year. It was first, a Simday School class of adult women and later turned into the “Milky White Way”, the meaning of galaxy. Mrs., Lillian Raindrop was second president. She served eight years. In 1937, |tfrs. Hopkins was elected and iias been re elected each year since. She has now been in that position 20 years. On the ttiird Sunday of each month, members of the Galaxy Club perform some type of worthy deed to their church or conraunity. The club uses its motto, the fourth verse of John, ninth chapter: “I must work the works of Him that sent me, while it is day: the night com- eth when no man can work.” Tau Gamma Boule To Meet In Chicago The 12th national Boule of Tau Gamma Delta Sorority, a business and professional wo men’s organization, will con vene in Ciiicago, Ulinois, at the Wedgewood Hotel, August IS IS. Delta Chapter of Chicago will be host for the meeting. The national Boule is held annually during the month of August, with delegates repre senting chapters all over the country attending. Several hun dred delegates and national of ficers are expected to represent in this year’s meeting. ‘Progress—Women’s Objec tive in the Biuiness World” has been selected as the Boule theme, and will k>e empliasized throughout the convention by the various guest speakers and tiirough activities of the sorors. During the Boule, delegates will be kept busy with inany 'TOW i>»tng igsnnea"by the sponsoring chapter. One of the outstanding events will be the public meeting at which time, the Supreme Basileus, Mrs. Corine Dean of Detroit, will present a scholarship a- ward to a worthy student. Also at this time, a donation will b^ de to a charitable organiza tion. Sorors from Durham who will attend the meeting are: Sorors Virginia Alston, Lucinda M. Harris, Lizzie M. Crews, Vi ola P. Nichols, and Ruth G. Reaves. Dr. M. M. Fisher, Pastor of White Rock Baptist Church, ex tends an invitation to the entire public to join in this obser vance. “A FRIENDLY CHURCH" WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH ^ WHITE ROCK SQUABB Miles Mark Fisher. Pastor SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1957 8:45 A. M.—CALL TO WORSHIP Elkctbonics 9:30 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON "Ruth and the Covenant" Ruth 2:8-13; 4:13, 17. Prof. J. M. Schooler, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—CHARLES CLINTON SPAULDING SCHOLARSHIP DAY "In the Christian’s Hall of Fame" Thk Pastor Senior Choir, Mrs. V. W. Alston, Directreu Male Chorus, W. McKiver Allen, Director HOLY COMMUNION 6:30 P. M - BAPTIST TRAINING UNION Ira Murchison, Director 7:30 P. M.—^L. B. Frasier, Program Chairman Actdrets Sbcutabt J. W. Goodloe K. C. UOTUAI, un INS. CO. “Little Old Mother Welcomes You" ST. JOSEPH'S A. M. E, CHURCH Reverend D. A. Johnston, Pastor SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1957 9:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL W. A. Marsh, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—SPEAKER Riv. Caul A. Fuqua MUSIC Senior Choir Nitmbeb Two 6:00 P. M. A. C E. League Winfred Martin, President 7:00 P. M.—BRO. CHARLES LEATHERS WILL PREACH HIS TRIAL SERMON. MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. T.Browne Pastor SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1957 9:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL C. E. Richardson, Supt. 11:00 A. M.—SERMON Pastor Browne MUSIC Senior Choir Number Two Mrs. E, H. Fogle, Organist 6 :00 P.M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION Theme* “Con Education Be Christian" 7:30 P. M.—LORD'S SUPPER m Plans Drafted For Centennial At Bennett By Conference Body GREENSBORO Members of the committee on conference statistics and histo ry of the North Carolina Con- ference of the Metliodist Church, met at Bennett College last week to draft preliminary plans for the Centennial Cele-> bration of the conference to be held here in 1958. Bennett representatives meet ing with the jninisters included President Willa B. Player, Dr, Hobart S. Jarrett, chairman of the division of humanities and W. I. Gibson, director of pubi lie relations. The Rev. Robert McRae, chairman, oi Fayetteville, in calling attention to the fact that the 100th anniversary will be held on the Bennett campus, said that highlights of the ob servance will be a banquet and an historical pageant portray ing the origin and development of the conference. In addition, there wilL.be suitable exhibita of photographs, costumes and inementos and an illustrated brochure. A committee on history, head ed by the Rev. William R. Crawford, Winston-Salem coun cilman, was appointed, with the following meml>ers: Miss Isa- bell R. Jones, Asheville; the Rev. G. 'Haven Caldwell, Greensboro; the Rev. C. E.. Strickland, Ciiarlotte, and Dr, Jarrett. The Rev, J. J. Patterson of High Point, was named chair-i man of the committee on bro-' chure, and named to serve with him were E. L. Raiford, Ra leigh; Clarence tiaines, Win ston-Salem; Mrs. Mary Morri son, Statesville, and Mr. Gib son. These committees will make their first reports at a meeting scheduled to be held on Sep-i tember 27 at the college. Mr, and Mrs. James W. Suitt are shown following their mar riage, Jime 20th. Mrs. Suitt is the former Miss Nay Ruth To- rain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Torain of Durham. She is a Senior at North Carolina Col lege of Durham. Mr. Suitt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Suitt of Dur ham. He is a Sophomore at the University of Michigan. They are now living in De troit, Michigan. Woman's Day Program Held At Apex Church APEX A Women’s Day program was held at the First Baptist Church on Simday, July 21, at 11:00 A.M., with Mrs. Elizabeth Wil liams in cliarge. Featuring the exercise were an address by Mrs. Williams on the Topic “Wopoan’s Place in Society, Then and Now,” and a special sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. T. Bigelow, on the subject “A Faithful Woman.” Other participants were Mes dames Alberta Cotton, Bessie Jones, Louise Horton, Louise Colvin, Maggie,Coffield, Lottie Paige, Jeanette Thorpe, Mrs. Bigelow, Misses Jacqueline Wil liams, and Carolyn Richardson. BLACK CHRIST SEND CASH OR MONEY ORDER $liS ea. 13^x17 PICTURE OF JESUS The Joseph Co. Dept.C. T. 107 E. 12S STREET , NEW YORK CITY 35, NEW YORK 1,000,000 FAMILIES „ ^ LIVE mm fOlt liiS AT RROOIK f*1bpValiieSlaiii|» ami Sav0M. SoVe*M. PARK and SHOP ShOPPIN« eiNTIR kroner ROUND or SIRLOIN Steak BABY BEEF CHOICE QUALTTY. LEAN, TASTY ' AND FLAVOBFUL. RIB END CUTS TENDER AND JUICY. MORE MEAT FOR YOUR MONEY. POUND 69c Cheese MILD DAISY FINE FLAVOR. USE FOE MACARONI ft CHEESE. DEUCIOUS FOB SANDWICHES. POUND 39c LUCKIS' WITH PORK TASTY BROWN BEANS IN BICH SAUCE. 2 NO. 303 OO A CANS POUND 39c Pot Pies GRANNY CHICKEN, TUBKEY AND BEEF. JUST HEAT AND SEBVE. gpiES CONGOS AND GREYS GUABANTEED BIPE. EAQI 39c
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