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THE CAROLINA
'THf TRUTH UNBRIDCED**
TIMES
SAT., APRIL 25, 1959
Church Ceremony Setting For
Mbs Jones-Mr. Bostic Nuptials
CLEARWATER. Fl«—St. Malt
h«w Fint Baptist Church was the
scene of the marriage of Miss
Gloria Collins Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Jones, Clear
wtter, and Joseph H. Bostick, Jr..
son of Mrs. Mae Bostick, Daytona
Beach, and the late Mr. Bostick,
Sr., on March 28, at 8:00 p.m. The
Rev. H. V. Palmer officiated at
the double-ring candlelight cere
mony.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli, lilies and palms.
Family pews were marked with
white ribbons. Nuptial music was
|MX>sented by Mrs. Jean Bonds of
Clearwater at the organ and Miss
Dcloris Maddras of Leesburg at
the piano. Vocalists were Miss Ma-
:hcta Garrett of Leesburg and
Miess Martha Griffin of Clearwat
er. I
The T>ride, given in marriaije by
her father, had as maid of honor
Miss Ernestine Jordan of Jackson
ville. Bridesmatrons were: Mes-
dames Eula Jones, sister-in-law of
the bride, Clearwater; Arletha
Chapman, cousin of the bride, St.
Petersburg; Virginia Lloyd, sister
of the bridegroom, Jacksonville;
Lo .\nner Roberson, Clearwater;
and Leola M. Pieze, Tallahasse.
Norma Olivia Lloyd of Jackson
ville, neice of the bridegroom, was
flower girl. Miss Marva Ellis of
Clearwater was keeper of the
bride’s book.
Wallace Rasberry, Jr., Jackson
ville, a frat brother of the groom,
served as best man. Groomsmen
were: Joseph Jackson, frat brother,
Nathaniel Blackshear, Wilbur Rif-
fin and Cornelius Lockett of Jack
sonville, and Emmett Jones, broth
er of the bride, Clearwater. Daryl
McCray of Clearwater, cousin of
the bride, was ring bearer.
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VifitcC Orandparantt
Miss Velma Jean Morris spent
last week in Durham visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Morris, of Dunstan Street.
Class I’lani
Anniversary
A Durham Visitor
Mrs. Jatnes Walker of Boston,
Massachusetts, was a recent visitor
to our city.
“A FRIENDLY CHUllCH” i
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
WHITE rcx:k square
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
MILES MARK FISHF.R, Pastor
Sunday, April 26,1959
8;45 A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
“The Rise of David" 1 Sam. 16:1-10:16,
Review of Lesson by the Charles Ray Family
PROF. J. M. SCHOOLER, Superintendent
11:00 AJf. SERMON The Pastor
Senior Choir, JOHN H. GATTIS, Director
Young Peoples Choir, Miss Florida Fisher, Dir.
2:00 P.M. GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TENTS
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6:30 P.M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
IRA MURCHISON, Director
7:30 P.M. SERMON The Pastor
, ‘i.* District Reports ^
' * Gospel Chorus, Mi^ Leniia E. Robersoij, Directress
Male Chorus, W. McKIVEU AtL
The Missionary Bible S. S. Class
of Ebenezcr Baptist Church met at
the home of Mr*. Brodie Royster,
22-G Wabash Avenue, April 19,
for the monthly meeting. Mrs.
Ruth Seate presided. Plans for the
Class Anniversary to be held the
fourth Sunday in June were m^e.
Thus* wiio enjoyed tlit hospital
ity of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Roy*
ster were Mesdames Mary Morris,
Flora Puryear, Fleefa Brown, Le
ona Seate, Helen Lash, Annie
Mitchell, Lula Singletary, Lula
Morris, Ester Badie, Ronnie Prim
us, Josephine Day, Mary Saunders,
Beulah Morgan, Martha Stanley,
Lydie McClain and Effie Chavis.
A delightful dinner was served
to the class. Little Misses Cath
erine Waddell and Jackie Puryear
served as waiters. Mrs. Royster’s
daughter, Mrs. Nannie Waddell,
and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sadie
Royster were hostesses for the
occasion, assisted by Mrs. Annie
Mitchell and Flora Puryear.
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Club Receives
Advice On How
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You can safaly let baby's bot-
ttas pll* up tfwring' th* day with
out having to copa with hard-to-
ramovf milk film and stala milk
odor come wash tlma. If you fill
them with water immadlatfly
after use and add a half teaspoon
of baking soda.
To Prepare Soil
The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club
held a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Helen McClain, Cornell Street,
Monday, April 20. The meeting
was opened with devotions. Mrs.
Elnor Smith, the president, was
in chargfe. ’
J. L. Moffitt of the Little River
High School brought to the club
some very interesting facts about
preparing soil for planting. He
also briefly illustrated how to ar
range cut flowers in various shape
containers.
Members present,. in addition to
those already named, were Mes
dames Arlene Mebane, Mable Free
land, Elizabeth Bullock, Josephine
Hoskin, Mattie Canty , Bessie
Thompson,' Catherine Shaw, Fannie
Tapp, M. W. Webb, Sophronia
Green, Gertrude Farrington, Pearl
Brown, Rosa Murry, Eva Toller,
Essie Amey.
During the'soci*l hour the hos
tess served a very tasty turkey
menu.
imed foi
Speed was, blamed tor more thart
W ■ per cent bf tfife traffic deaths
.ind injuries in the U. S. during
1958.
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A2alea Club
Holds Meeting
The Azalea Garden Club met at
the home of Mri. 'Cromartee on
Rosewood Street, Monday, April
13.
The garden gate was opened
with devotions led by Mrs. Effie
Cottam :
The business session was cun-
duoted by the president, Mrs.
Roxie Davis.
Severaj standing committees
made reports and gave informa
tion concerning the state Federa
tion of Garden Clubs.
Announcement was made of the
annual church service, which will
be h6|d the fourth Sunday in May
at thfe SusSell Memorial Methodist
Church.
During the social hour Mrs.
Cromartee served a delicious re
past. Mrs. Cornelia Johnson closed
the garden gate and thanked the
hostess foe a very pleasant even-
ing.
^joyin’8 Mrs. Cromartee’s hos
pitality were Dii^s Mary Baines,
Geneva Rfchafd^on and Cleo Rus-
iell;- Mesdamtes Effie Cotton„' Roxie
Davis, Virgie Davis, Sallle Harris,
Cornelia Jol^ngon, Margaret Marsh,
rhpmuii^e Regester and Janie
Wb^eier.'
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Va. Union Pres.
Siatej NCC Talk
Prvsldent Samuel D. Proctor of
Virginia Union University, Rich-
m«ni> Va„ will be the Vesper
speaker at North Carolina College
at 3:00 p.m. May 17 in B. N. Duke
Auditorium.
Planning Made
For Bazaar To
Open In May
A Bazaar, to be given by the
Junior Azalea Garden club on the
fourth Saturday in May, was plan
ned at a recent meeting of the
organization.
The business session was opened
by president Shirley Wilson. Dur
ing the session, discussio'n of the
“Cotton Hop,” given by the Gar
den Clubs of Durham at the Hill
Jlecreation Center on May 19, was
held.
Attending the meeting, held at
90i uo U0HO3 sjiv JO auioq sqi
Carroll street, were Catherine
Floyd, Mary Watson, Etta Allen,
Pansy Wilson, Jesse Wilson, John
Jones, Benjamin Ruffin, Robert
JVatson, William Rogers, Gloria
Pass, Ella Trice, Jewelle Merritt,
Barbara Rice, Evelyn Goodin, Al
ice Carman, Sylvia Godwin and
Gloria Mangun.
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Before trying to re start a stalled
engine, wait at least 30 seconds be
fore pressing the starter. Then if
it doesn't fire immediately, don’t
keep grinding away on the starter.
Chances are if it doesn’t catch in
about 10 second it woj’t start at
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If you can't itt to tKt *nt lolly cilIH
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Students From AME Zion Churches In Durham Area
To Show Talents In "Youth-Arama” In Siler City
Elementary and high school stu
dents of churches in Durham dis
trict of the A.M.E. Zion church will
display their musical and speaking
abilities at a “Youth-arama” Sun
day, May 3 at the Jordan Grove
A.M.E. Zion Church in Siler City.
The following births were rt>
ported te the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of April 13 through It, 19S9;
Alberf and Dorothy Weaver, girl.
Charlie and Josephine Barrett,
girl.
Herbert and Venervla Earl, girl.
Jesse and Alma Hayes, boy.
Howard and Sadie Morgan, girl.
McLendon and Annie Tilley,
girl.
Ross and Maggie Scott, girl.
George and Mason Perry, girl.
Ervin and Shirley Neater, girl.
David and Bernice King, girl.
Mrs. Pratt Fetes
Mission Group
The Sylvia Williams Missionary
Group met Sundjiy, April 5 with
Mrs. Maude Pratt, 1007 Fairvicw
street. Mrs. Nora Leathers presid
ed
The president discussed the one
^ay District Conferences and ur
ged all to go it possible which will
be held at the First Baptist
Church tn Oxford, N. C., on Sunday]
April 26. The next meeting will be ^
held the first Sunday in May at,
the home of Mrs. Nettie Durch,!
717 Carroll St.
A delicious repast of cake, iccl
cream and coffee was served to -
the fourteen members present.
Announcement of the program
was made in Dtirham this week.
The “Vouth-arama" will be a
competitive event with students
from the various Durham district
churches vieing for honors in vo
cal and instrumental music selec
tions and in an oratorical contest.
It will get uncerway at 2:30 p.m.
EUitry blanks for the “Youth-
a-rama” should be mailed to Jonah
Lane at P. 0. Box 3i, Siler City,
by May 1.
Mrs. Janie Speaks, wife of S(j
Mark pastor, the Rev. 11. L. Spe^^
will be main speaker at the mfvii
ing portion of the “Youth-arama]
pn>gram.
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studies show that exceeding Ulil
speed limit caused 12,770 deallJ
and 980,000 injuries during t|S
on. our highways. ^
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Sunday, April 26,1959
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IIOWAUD E. WIUGIIT, SU., Superintendent
11:00 A.M. MORNING WOIfSHIP
DR. ROSE BUTIvER nnOWiNP',, Otiost Speaker.
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