Middle Easfemer, Reseafcher-lof! w
U.S. Firm, Gives Talk on ^ha'i
Mrs. Ludmila Van Sombeek of
1903 £sscx Road has had as her
guests for three days, Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Kalantar of Guadalajara,
Mexico, who have bt-en friends for
over 20 years of the Van Snmbcek
family! while they lived u) New
York.
The Kalaatars are making a totir
of the Skjiflheastcrn Slates, apeak
Iran, is' an American (itfztn, ind
as a chemist, has done research
for the DuPont Company .He *nii
his wife have been in Central
Amcrica and Mexico for the past
three years.
At Baha’i fellowship luieetingt
held this week at thf hpm« pf Mrr.
Van Sombeek, Mr. Kalantar di»
cussed the subject, “How Can th4
ing at colieges, universities, peacc|f'“st und West Bring About
organizations and Baha'i groups. Peace?”
On Juirf 3. they will attend their | Members if the facivlt^ and
son's graduation from Rutgers | student bodies of North -.^rolim
University. | College, Duke University 'and th#
Kalantar was born in Tlhran, University of North Caro^lM were
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"Play Day" Scheduled for All Age
Gjoups at Mf. Yemon Cliurdi Acres
DORCAS DAUGHTERS —Pic-
turMl her* ai% mambars of the
DaufMari of Dorcas Club which
r«««ntly closad itt 42nd con-
•acutiva y»ar. Club officers ara
among those attending.
The ccntral theme of Mr. Kalan-
tar’s message was that the light
of religion has always appeared in
the E^st and spread ii to the West,
where it was realised it. practical
application;; 'f ’/j -
He poinVfM'Q«t-that “This earth
ir but qnel^uiiliy, and all man-
Mrt. Lyda V. Marrick, president;
Mrs. Ora S. Laa, vico-prosidant;
Miss C. S. Young, secretary;
Mrs. Ruby McNeil, assistant sec
retary; Mrs. F. L. McLean, treas
urer; Mrs. Madge Hargrave,
Cheer Card secretary; Mrs. Mary
Ray, assistant Cheer Card Mere*
tary; and Mrs. Julia Harris, pro*
gram committee chairman.
Daughters of Dorcas is one of
Durham's most well known wo
men's service clubs.
Seven Communities in Wake County Vieing for
$200 Cash Rural Development Contest Prize
An "All Ages Play Day” will bej
held next Satunlay at the Mt. Vet-1
non Baptist Church acres, it waa|
announced this week .
Activities will start at nine in'
the nioinin: and continue until |
three p.m. !
Among the games and activities
to be staged during the day are|
softball, fishing, horseshoe pitch-1
ing and a hula-hoop contest be-|
twi^ youngsters and Maters.
Food will be served to Hie “pUy-
day” participants.
The event is sponsored hr th«
Faithful Rcueemed Bible Claaa.
AbMft 1 p»r ««nt a4 Mm i
pradwcad In Nortb Corolina
consumad an tbo larm wtiero
•re prodweed.
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RALEIGH — Six communities
located in different sections of
Wake County entered the seven-
■ Chicago, J. H
kind, Its cil^nft” The evening I gpunty Capital Area Develop-
cloi^ wHli iwayerS for peace, sac- n^gnt Association Contest recent-
music, AnQ.a. friendly hour of jy^ according to Wake County Nfe-
feUowship enjcf^ by all. Agricultural and Home Eco-
■“P - ■ ' ' n'omics. Agents of the North Car
olina State College Extension
Service. .
The contest area includes 'the
counties of Wake, Johnson, Har-J
nett, Franklin, Warren, Gran
ville and V'ance.
The Sliiloh Compiunity 61 Wake
- , , wuu the top spot in the 1958
Jackson, PfMliS^ ■pf' Uie National pt,„tgst and was awarded a cash
Baptist Ctfny^fdri, will preiiide' ^208. Second and third
at. tte An$|^|.;Bo^d meeting of i dinners on the county level were
tiM. Conven^n ,tD be .hMd at Co- priendship and Bazzel Creek, also
lumbus Bapfist; Church, 324 N. ^3,^^ bounty,
betfatur StJpW^ j^ , ^. | rpj^g County Commun-
This sess»TO ''w l»e held during jggg cQutpsj their
the meeting: w .the National Bap-' yffij-ers are
tist Sunday "school and B:T.U.j roleSVILLE: Chairman. Nar-
Congress, Jfiiie,, |J2-Z8, Memphis, ,williamson, Route 1, Wake
'tenrtessee. . ■ 'Forest; Vice chairman, ' Walter
The Pre-^oittress Musical will Wake Fofest;
be;Monday.'■^ight, June 22nd at }J^,^.retary. Freddia Jeffreys, Route
Bllia AuOit!J*ii^v Main and Poplar j Forest.
Avenue preiiSttfliig. a chorus of 1,1 p,,^ '. ci,airman, Mallie
000 voices fl|«Ja^tbe flirection of umpl.rey, Route 3, Raleigh; vice^
Miss Lucie-E., A^pb«ll, Prof. Geo.' ^ yates. Route
tary, Mrs. Mary Spence, Route 1,
Holly Springs.
FRIENDSHIP; Chairman, John
Richardson; Vice-chairman,' Ffed
Richardson; Secretary, Mrs. Mar
garet McClamb; all of Route 2,
Apex.
NEW HILL: Chairman. Burton
Mfoiri^h; ' 'Vice-chairman, Ilezzic
Morilsftn; Secretary, ■Carolyn Lee,
eiice' ^tiorrison; all uf Route 1
New iim.-
jStllLiPir: Chairman, W. S. Bar-
Ijgci yice - chairman, Nathaniel
Alai'o;', Secretary, Mrs. Mary
•Braiich; all Of Rotite 1, Morrisvillc.
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NEW YORK — Sacr_pd mtislc, I Koqjin;” a^ 'Part of its broadcast
spirituals, classical choral works, jJiiae l4..ii,
McFall,
iThe Rcyerund
J. \y. Wil^^,'/fe'the Ciiairman jj’yj.,,
of the Pre^^jigreM Musical.,
Apex; Secretary, Mrs. Esther
Route 3, Raleigh.
I OAZZ&L CRElilK: Chairman,.
Waldon ScHs,- Route- ••i, ' Itolly
Springs; Vice - chairman, Oker
: Richardson, Route 1, Apex; Seerc-
and folk songs will highlight tbe
June schedule of the “Negro Col
lege Choirs,” the weekly public;
service series heard over the ABC
Radio Network. Music for tlje
month will be presented by four
of tbe 33 member colle.'^es of the
United Negro College Fund.
St. Paul's College (Lawrence:
ville, Va.) will open the month
June 7. Directed by Roland L.
Qar'k College Philharmonic So
ciefy (Atlnntii,. Ga.), directP’i by
J. delCoven Killingsworth, , will
sing an unusual Brazilian folk
sohg, "In ^ia Town,” during its
radio concert June 21.
Bennett- Collie’s all-girl choir
(}reeBsboro, ■ directed by
Mrs. -A^ary Jane Crawford, will
present ’ “When I Survey tlie
Wondrous Cross,” as part o£ its
(,ThiC Up^ti-flatc Galeda Club of.
jilie ! Union ^^pUiit Cburch was re-‘
gently enter^tij'ed: by the church’s|
iiastor, tha^VcJt.. S. Croom. !
'■ AmW a^^j^lis af kjvely spring
^U'crs, tMrwJ^i^cr greeted mein-
%roT afTIiSTy
ihe social nabnt 'of the church
• .Mrs. Lu^lla Fullers, president
ot the Up^Date,;Gflledas, presid-
W ^.pvcr a'„lirlof IbusineSs session,
ahar whicfc-tlvW Reverends W. M.
fuHfer and T, F. Griswald were
pte^qted 1 as' j^tiests.
'*A delkidua dinner of roast chic-
ten followodc
Some 39 persons, including club
ihembers and guests, were present.
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Allison, the choir will include ^ program June 28. Tlte choral I
work: was composed by the late [
R. Nathaniel Dett when he was i
choii: director at the college.
Tjie weekly radio series origi
nates, in N«w York City, Sunday
"rtidmlngs, 10:30 10;M, for the
:AiICI. Radio network (WABC, NtY.-
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Exultate l>eo” by Scarlatti among
its numbers.
Benedict College dioir (Coluip'
bia. S. C.. imcier the baton $l
EmmeM' I. Wroten, will be heard,
in two traditional spirituals, “Pe
Gospel I Train" and “Plenty Good.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. —The rolej
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Th« N«-4
tional Council of Negro Women!
will host the famous*‘‘Pane^‘ of
Americans” at Bethune-Cookman j
of women in West Africa is filled college, Daytona Beach, Florida,
with contradictions. Dr. Margue
rile Cartwright, Hunter College
teacher, told a Howard University
audience Sunday, May 10. She
spoke at a public meeting, spon
sored by the Howard Faculty Wo
men's Club, which was the con-
May 29-31, during .NCNW’s ■ an-,
nual observance of Mary McLeod
Bethune Commemoration Week.
The “Panel of Americans” ia a
network group of five interracial
interdenominational college stu
dents who demonstrate before
eluding event of the annual pytjijg audiences that racial, ~ re-
Mother-Daughter weekend at the | ijgious and cultural differences,
utiiversity. . (.j,„ jjg q£ America’s greatest
Although some African women' |
are filling high places in the gov-^ Comprising a Roman Catholic,
ernments of independent countrres,
few work outside the home and
! few are equipped to do so. Dr. Cart-
j wright observed.
j “There is a marked universality
of the role of women in the world,”
she said. “The women of Africa
have a desire for peace and pro-
f L'ss. Ttiey share the hope for a
beUer world for their children.” .
Mothers of coeds participating
in the Mother-Daughter Week-end
were special guests at tlie meeting,
in addition to a group of 25 Afri
can students enrolled at Howard
and representatives from the em
bassies of Ethopif, Ghana, Liberia
and Haiti.
Attending the mother-daughter
week-end from North Carolina
were Mrs. A-. P. Douglas, Greens
boro, Mrs. Susie Bulock, Durham,
Mrs. E. M. Curry, Durham, Mrs.
Mable Dalton, Madison, Mrs. Eu
gene Dunn, Gastonia, Mrs. F. W.
Murrell, Winston-Salem, Mrs. J. W,
Parker, Rocky Mount, Mrs. O. J.
3tew!U‘t, Durham.
Quits Delta
WASHINGTON, D. C., The re-
ignation of Mrs. Patricia Roberts
larris as executive director of
’elta Sigma Theta Sorority was
mnounced recently by Dr. Jeanne
.. Noble, the Sorority's national
'resident.
Mrs. Harris resigning August
■ 1, 1959 to devote full-time to her
tudios at George Washington Uni-,
crsity Law iS;)||^ol .^ere she ha;
een appoinM^a^.dc{ate editor oif
University’s Law Review. The
osition is limited to full-time day
iiidenls.
a Jew, a Protestant, a Negro and ^
a sccond-generation American: •
the Panels have gained national!
.recognition for their contributions'
to inter-group education pro
grams.
Births for
Past2Weel(s
The following births wera ra-
liorted to the Durham County
Health Department during the'
week of May 11 throudh 16, 1959:
Jahn and Willie Holaman,
*lrl,
Walter and Peggy Abram, girl
Rot>ert and Sadia Smith, girl.
Lonnta and Sadie Brandon, girl
Sam and Fannie Powell, boy.
Robert and Doris Jones, boy.
John and Gladys Amis, boy.
The following births were re
ported to tht Durham County
Health Department during the
week of May IB through 23.
Boyise and Pearline Felder, boy.
James and Maude Amos, boy.
Elliott and Delols Hugh«s, boy.
Roy and Sally Roblnion, girl.
Frankie and Erma Reid, girl.
John and Rosa Rogers, gkl.
Eugene and Beatrice Armstrong,
boy.
Carl and Priscilla Green, girl.'
Arthur and Lillie Higgins, girl.
Roy and Flossie Robinson, boy
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