THE CAROUNA TIMES — Saturday, Augiut 30, 19S8
Hiss Josephine Holloway And
Waiter Brower Exchange Vows
The wedding of Miss Zclma
Josephine Holloway and Walter
Lyle Brower was solemnized
Sunday afternoon, August 10, at
the Mount Gilead Baptist Church
in Durham.
The Rev. Harold Roland, pas
tor of Mt. Gilead and the bride’s
pastor, and the Rev. J. E. Brow
er, father of the groom, offici
ated in the double ring ritual.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sim Holloway
of Hamlin Road, Durhtim',.^^d,
Mr. Brower’s parent* are» the
Rey. and Mrs. J. E. Brower of
''Greensboro. i . .
Marriage vows werV spoken:
amid a setting of woodwardia
fern, cathedral candles in tall
candelabra and floor baskets of
white chrysanthemum and gla
dioli. I I
A program of nuptial music
was presented prior to the wed-
j^ding by Mrs. Gloria Timberlake,
organist at Mt. Gilead Church.
During the ceremony, Mrs. Gay-
neUe Curtis sang “Thine Alone”
and “If I Could Tell You.”
Given "in tnarriage by her
father, tlae bride wore a white
dress of chatitilly lace and tulle
over satin with a sabrlna neck--
iine studded with rhin^tones
and pearls, long pointed sleeves
and a floor length bouffaht skirt
with a ruffled back of lace and
--t«ite.-*Her fingertip veil of
• French iliHsiqp-w^ attached to
a lace cap embellished^ with
ffilnMloh^ and seed peaFls.
She carried a white prayer
booli with an orchid and fern in
terlaced into streamers.
The maid of honor, MisS Lillie
Holloway of Philadelphia, a sis
ter of the bride, wore a goVifrt'6f
Binary Chantilly lace ovef taf
feta. The fitted bodice had a sa-
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brina neckline and sleeves of
three quarter length. The head
band was covered with sheer
veil which matched her dress.
Bridesmaids wer^ Mrs. John
nie Morris, Mrs. Edwin L. Ar
rington, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
Miss Roxie Holloway, sisters of
the bride, Mrs. R. E. Brower of
Winston-Salem, Mrs. Carl Brow
er of Greensboro and Mrs. Mar
garet Brower Richardson of
Philadelphia, sisters-in-law and
sister, respectively, of the
groom.
'Their attire was similar to
that worn by the maid of honor.
■White fern with yellow chrysan
themums, snap dragons and
roses formed the bouquets car
ried by each of the attendants.
Regina George was the junior
bridesmaid. She was dressed
similarly to the other attendants.
Diana Hill, cousin of the bride,
was flower girl, and Quinton
Holloway, nephew, was the ring
bearer.
Robert E. Brbwer, ^jrother of
the groom, served as best man.
Ushers were Carl and Kenneth
Brower, brothers of the groom,
John M., Hillary, Major, and
J. Sim Holloway, Jr., brothers
of the bride.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mr*. Holloway chose an ice blue
dress of sillc and lace with
matching hat and shoes. She
wore a white corsage. Mrs.
Brower, mother of the groom,
wore a blue lace dress with blue
accessories, adorned also by a
white corsage. ♦
Following the church cere
mony, a reception was held on
the lawn at the home of the
bride’s parents. Hostesses were
Mrs. E. B. Johnson and Mrs. Wil
ma Johns Montgomery.
The bride wore a two-peice
navy dress with navy and white
accessories for traveling. The
orchid from her prayer book
served as a corsage.
The newlyweds are both 1956
graduates of North Carolina-
College. The bride is currently |
employed as an instructor ■ of'
Physical Education at Merrick-
Moore high school in Durham
County. The groom, engaged in
retail merchandising in Winston-
^alem, will pursue advanced
studies at North Carolina Col
lege in September. They plan to
take up residence in Durham.
Picnic Dinner
Is Held At
Charles' Home
A picnic dinner was held
Sunday, Aug. 17, at the hottie ol
Mr. and Mrii. Ed Charles oil
Cook road. The long dlno^
table, covered with a whKe
cloth, was laden with ten^ting
dishes and drinks. The irou>
enjoyed the wonderful atm th*
pleasing atmosphere. . ' , i
In charge of plans for the af
fair were Mrs. Lizzie Chatiet,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock, Mrs.
Helen Weaver, and Mrs. &U2A-
beth Hester.
Guests attending included Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson Mulligan of
New York, Mr. and Mrs. Lofinie
Trice, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Boy
kin, Mrs. Fannie Tapp, Mr. and
Mrs. Burnice Allen,' Miss Daisy
Green, Mrs. Minnie Gilmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Willi^ Bullock'; Mts.
Nancy Phiinpk,,Mr. and'' Mrs.
Bennie Joiner, Mr$. li^ha CVl’-
ver, Mr. and Mri. Willie
Mrs. Julia Atwater,' .. lljlr^ fit>d
Mrs. H. W. Hihen, Mri'Mrs.
W. A. Amp, Mr. Miis.
Roosevelt Weaver, Mr. and
Louis Williams, Major 'Mascfil,
Mr. and Mrs..Macon Hesterij; Mrs.
Hannah Williams, Mias H^len:^
Weaver, Miss Rosa Turr^tl;^e,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, -Miss
Hattie Turrentine. " ' ■
DURHAM SOCIETY NEWS
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MR. AND MRS. FRED HOLT have returned to their
home in Canton, Ohio after a two weeks vacation with Mrs.
HoK’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts, Sr. at
1022 Ferrell Street.
“A Frivndly Church”
White Rock Baptist Church
White Rock Square
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
Mn4:s M4AK Fisher, Pastor
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 1958
8:45 A. M. CALL TO WORSHIP
.... Electronics
9:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
“Teniiptrance and Social Justice”
Proverbs 23:29-35; Habakkuk 2:9-16;
Roman.Id: 11-14; 23.
PKOr. f. M. SCHOOLER. Supt.
|1:00 A. M. SERMONThe Rev. Morton Kurtz
StNlOR 'j^HOthJOm H. CATTIS. Director
■#t30 p. m. baptist training union
tnA.MVmmaUOM, Director
jspl p. U. Pn^am -auspices Sylvia Williams Mis-
• - - Junior Missionary Circle
ADDRESS^Alas. V ircinia W. Alston
Women's Eveitb
Highlight Of |
NCC Opening
Three women’s progratns
highlight pre-school activities at
North Carplina College during
September .7-15. i
A fifth in-service training
seminar for women’s personnel
staff will be held September
7-8 followed by a two day isertii-
nar for senior counselors aivi big
sisters September 9-10 and! a
twv-day workshop lor women
btudent leaders Sept.'
Beginning at a* S a.m. breblr-'
fast Sept. 7 ' (Sundi(y), ^ the
women’s personnel stafl ses8|lon
opens with devotions to be led
by Miss Mildred Wilson. B«pdrt-
ing at the meeting vtrill b« It/liSs
Thelma Denson and Mrs. Nettie
Hickey. |
Miss Denson will also join
participants jg an afternoon
sion that continues discussion of
the theme, “Current Concerns of
Residence Counselors in the
Light of Present Day Education
al Problems. • ; ^ .
Other afternoon discussants
are Mrs. Katherine Th6tnpson,
Mrs. Helen Hammond, ^and Mrs.
Ada Montgomery.
Miss Louise M. Latham, dean
of women, and coordinator of the
three sessions, will serve as dis
cussion leader for the. first m6et'
ing of the seminar for seiiior
counselors and big sisters. Morn
ing and afternoon sessions Tues
day (Sept. 9) will study the
counselor’s role in helpihg. first
year coeds adjust to college life;
One topic that will occupy
the group will be a considera
tion of the difference between
“real” leadership and “status
leadership.”
Wednesday (Sept. ID) will be
given over to discussions of
“traditions” and the ctiunselor’s
role in building them.
NCC President Alfonso Elder
will be the final speaker at the
end of the two day workshojp for
Women Student Leaders Sept.
14-15. He will speak at the 8:15
session Stuidajr (Sept. 15) lirthe
Dining HaU.
OSCAR LEE
Funeral Rites
Are Held For
Oscar N. Lee
‘ Funeral servtecs for Oscar
I Nathaniel Lee were scheduled
I to be held at Ebenezer Baptist
I C|)(irch Wednesday afternoon at
I thifM O’clock. The Rev. J. A.
Srown, pastor of the church’
vras to deliver the eulogy.
. vl In .-declining health for the
past three years, Lee finally
.succumbed to a heart ailment at
his home at 308 Lakeland Ave.,
Sunday. He was 38.
Eor several years, he was em
ployed by the Rainbow taxicab
firm in Durham. He was a mem
ber of Ebenezer Baptist Church
uhtil his fatal illness.
In ‘ addition to his wife, Mrs.
Ruth R. Lee, he is survived by
his father: Henderson Lee, and
a step mother, Mrs. Ora S. Lee;
two children: Doris and Ber
tram; two sisters: Mrs. Catherine
Ifaskins of Durham and Mrs.
Mary Williams of Newark, N. J.;
amd one brother, Hubert . of
Philadelphia; three aunts: Mrs.
Frances Smith of Durham, Mrs.
Macie Keith and Mrs. Louise
Ford of Newark, N. J.
Internment rites were sclie-
duled for Beechwood cemetery
following the ciiurcli service.
RETUf?N*FROM NORTHERN TRIP'
MRS. AGNES HINTON returned to the city after spend
ing her vacation in New Yoi-k and Baltimore, Maryland
visiting relatives and friends. - ■
HOSTESS TO CHURCH CLUB , •
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS MOORE was hostess to the
Pastor’s Aid Club of Saint Joseph’s A. M. E. Church Sunday,
August 16 at 4:00 P. M. The meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. Annie Lee Alston, It was opened with devo
tion, after which a brief business discussion of plans to raise
money for the treasury.
The hostess, with friends, served delicious refreshments
to the following: Mrs. Annie Lee Alston, Mrs. Laura Bailey,
Mrs. Lucy Briggs, Mrs. Eva Thompson, Mrs. Estella Poole
Scott, Mrs. Christine Allen, Miss Peggie Poole, Mrs. M. C.
Swann, Mrs. Theresa Robbin, Mrs. Minerva Evans, Miss
Annie Tucker, Miss Mary Holloway, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs.
Porthia Mqor^.
Report From
Sanford
The Woman Uplift Club held
its monthly meeting August 18,
at Washington Park with Mrs.
J. S. Simmons and Mrs. B. J.
Simmons as co-hostess. A grand
time was enjoyed by all present.
■ James Hill Chapter No. 63
order of Eastern Star had a pic-
nip. supper at the Washington
Park. Present were the memb^s
of the Star and their guest. A
wonderful time was enjoyed by
all.
The Blandonia Presbyterian
Sunday School went on a picnic
August) 20, to Chavis Park,
Raleigh, N. C.
The Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs. Rosa Mclver
Thursday night August 21, with
all members present. An enjoy
able evening was enjoyed by
everyone.
The Heavenly Quintet had
their 2nd Anniversary Sunday,
August 24, at the Mount Sinai
Church.
Mrs. Isalene Davis entertained
Mrs. Constance Waller Self, at a
miscellaneous shower in her
home. Mrs. Self is the former
Miss Constance Waller, the re
cent bride of Mr. Willie Self.
Mrs. Self receiyed many miscel
laneous gifts from the guest pre
sent at the shower.
“Serving a world Parish with Christ since 1869”
St. Joseph’s A. M, E. Church
Melvin Chester Swann, The Minister
Mrs. G. A. Wdjslow, Minister of Music
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 1958
5 9:15 A. M. CHUPCH SCHOOL
{ "rempcrance and Social Justice
f W. A. IfAHSH. JR.. Supt. g
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} 10:45 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP ^
I “Ittaky Cisterns” The Minister t
I MUSIC 1 The Gospel Choi? *
I AiVOR£A BARNES At The Con$ol€
i
3 7:00 P.' M. THE GOSPEL CHOIR CONCERT ’
8 Sponsored bjf the ^te\l'afdess Boar3”“
Regiitration for Nurtery School Monday through i
Friday — 10:00 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. S
CO-ED MAKES DEAN’S LIST
MRS. JEAN JUSTICE PERRY senior physical education
major at A. & T. College, was recently notified of her selec
tion to the school Dean’s List for the spring term. Daughter
of Mrs. Lola M. Justice of Bahama, Mrs. Perry is expected
to complete her requirements ror the Bachelor of Science
degree in early December.
WEEK'S BIRTHS
IN DURHAM
The following births were re
ported to the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of August 18 through i23,'
1958:
Lester and Janice Miller, girl.
Alex and Lessie Fields, boy.
Roosevelt and Margie Evans,
boy.
Hubert and Annie Smith, boy.
Bunnie and Shirley Allen,
boy. '
William and Mildred Booth,
twins, boy and girl.
John and Letha Mack, ^1.
Bud and Grade Laws, boy.
Charlie and Nola Satterfield,
girl.
Ralph and Edna Uunter, boy.
John and Emma Davis, boy.
l^vorn and Jessie Exum, boy.
Party Given For
Departing G. I.
Airman First Class Arthur J.
Hines was given a going away
party,.the past weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wilson, hosted by Miss Helen M.
Hall.
Friends, including Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Green, Arnetta and
Ann Gilmore, Shirley Parker,
James Graham, Sam Rogers,
Airman First Class William
“Tap” Patterson, were entertain
ed with games and punch was
served with party foods.
Airman Hines and Patterson
left the city immediately after
the fete en route to Waco, Texas,
where they have been assigned
duties.
Chapel Hill
News Notes
by Mrs. Inez Minor
Mrs. Bessie Crocker and
daughter Marie from New York
City are house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvis Bynum of the city.
Mrs. Crocker is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum.
Union Meet
New Hill Sat.
Scheduled At
The quarterly union meeting
of the New Hope Missionary
Baptist Association will be held
at Cedar Rock Baptist Church
at New Hill Saturday and Sun
day, August 30-31, according to
an announcement this week.
The Reverend Harold Roland,
president of the association, will
conduct the meeting and deliver
the presidential address on
Saturday afternoon. He is pastor
of the Mt. Gilead Baptist
Church.
A discussion on the topic,
“What Can the Church Inject
into it’s Program to Influence
Youth,” will be heard during the
Saturday morning session.
Speaking from the point of view
of ministers will be the Rev. E.
T. Thompson, for adults, Mrs.
Docia Evans, and for young peo
ple, Mrs. lola Mason,
Following Roland’s presiden
tial message Saturday afternoon
will be the doctrinal sermon by
the Rev. C. C. Lawrence.
The Rev. James Stewart will
teach the Bible Lesson Sunday
morning, and Sunday's sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. L.
E. Daye.
Pastor of the host Cedar Rock
Church is the Rev. H. R. Smith.
, Miss Renova Satterwhite of
409 W. Rosemary St. has re-
turned'to the City after spending
her vacation in New York City.
Miss' Satterwhite is a Nurse at
N. C. Memorial Hospital.'
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Manley
are spending a needed vacation
in Brooklyn, New York.
•Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards
and mother, Mrs. Ada Edwards,
are motoring to Newark, New
Jersey where they will visit Mr.
Edward’s brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Edward. They will sight
see from Coney Island.
Rev. W. R. Foushee and mem-
Church enjoyed having the
Thirty-Fourth Annual Session of
the Interdenominational Ushprs
Association of North Carolina
meet with them.
Ushers Home
Picnic Setting
For Church Body
The Ushtrs Home at Frank-
linton was the scene of the an
nual picnic given by White
Rock Baptist Church’s District
10 last Saturday. The host group
was accompanied by several
members of District 15 of the
church.
The group journeyed by
motorcade from the home of dis
trict leader Mrs. L. B. Farring
ton to the picnic scene.
Dr. E. L. Totten spoke to the
group during the picnic and dis
cussed the daily lesson from
“The Secret Place.” L. E. Austin,
president of the N. C. Ushers or
ganization, brought greetings to
the assembled group.
Guest Speaker
At White Rock
White /lock Baptist Church
will have as guest minister Sun
day August 31 the Rev. Morton
Kurtz. Kurtz, who is executive
director of the XJorth Carolina
Council of Churches, will speak
at the 11 a.m. service.
He will be presented to the lo
cal congregation by Trustee Asa
T. Spaulding, a member of the
executive committee of the
North Carolina Council of
Churches.
A native of Kansas City,
Missouri, the distinguished
churchman is a minister in the
Presbyterian Church of the U.S.
Kurtz left a pastorate to become
affiliated with the Kansas City
Council of Churches. From this
position he came to North Caro
lina in 1951 to assume his pre
sent position. He holds member
ship on important committees of
the National Council of Church
es, as well as on the Governor’s
Migrant Committee and on the
Committee of Refugees.
Revival services will begin at
First Baptist Church in Chapel
Hill on the 21st—26 of Sept. Rev.
C. W. Kerry of Charlotte, N. C.
will be the guest Speaker. Rev.
J. R. Manley, pastor.
A variety of food, water
melons and lemonade made up
the fare for the picnickers. J. C.
Hubbard, Raymond Williams
and L. B. Frasier were in charge
of arrangements for the affair.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 'R. Foushee
just returned from their district
Conference held in Monroe,
N. C. Rev. Foushee was assigned
to stay with the St. Joseph’s
Church, which we are happy to
hear.
Mrs. Lucille R. Edmond is
recuperating at her home on
McMaster 'Street.
West Durham
Personals... i
Ketum To Philadelphia ^
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Clarke
have returned to their home in
Philadelphia after a most plea
sant visit with Mrs. Clarkft’i
parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Williifm
Jones of Powe Street.
Flower Club Closes
The West Durham Blossom
Garden club closed activities for
the sunyner recently with' a
"weiner roast'’ ‘ on the lawn of
Misses Stephens on Powe St.
Club members and their guests
enjoyed the evening roasting
welners and hamburgers and
playing games.
Return Home
Little Misses Patricia and
Barbara Fowling have returned
to their hoi.ie on Gattis street af
ter a pleasant visit with friends
in South Carolina.
Recuperating
James Rogers of Burlington, •
who has been confined to Vete
ran’s hospital, is recuperating at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Mar
tha Rogers, on Gattis Street.
Vacationing
Tht Reverend and Mrs. J. Z.
Siler of Fifth Street, are vaca
tioning in Siler Jity and Fay
etteville.
Returns To N.Y.
Mrs. Carrye Long has return
ed to her home in Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. after spending the past few
days visiting her sisters, Miss
Lillie Rogers and Mrs. Essie
Walker on Fourth Street.
Entertain At Cook-Out
..On Tuesday evening, Aug. 9,
Miss Margaret Stephens enter
tained on het lawn at a weiner
roast honoring Mrs. Mozella Mc
Laughlin’s house guest. Those
enjoylM' Miis Stephens hos
pitality were Mrs. McLaughlin
and her sisters, Mrs. Leah Haw
ley and Miss Juanita Lambert of
N. Y. and her brother, Ralph
Lambert and Mrs. Lambert 6t
N.Y.
Missionary Day
To Be Held Sat.
In Ghapel Hill
Missionary Day -will be held
Sunday, August 31 at 11:00 A.M.
at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Cha*
iJe Rev. Mrs. Susie Weaver.
Beginning at 4:00 P.M., th«
Annual Missionary Silver Tea
will be given in the Annex. The
Candle Light service will take
place in the main Auditorium
beginning at 7:30 P.M.
Greetings will come from the
National Youth Congress and
from Kittrell College.
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’The President of the Western
North Carolina Conference
Branch will be in charge of the
program.
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