A THING OF BEAUTY-Stand- infl at left la Mrs. Mm HIckt, met'har'' of fh« homorM. Sitting at HmkI of tabic, it lali Is tha honoraa, Litt^ N»n«n« Hicks, about to cut h«r blrtlMiay eaka. Airlines Slogan One of the great airline companies with planes flying around the world uses a slogan In their advertisements that says Caution - Courtesy - Service. Trav eling by air is a far cry from everyday driving ati automobile but you can bet this same slogan can make driving safer. Caution— the use of caution is a necessity itor safety when motoring. Cour tesy—The North Carolina Depart ment of Mtor Vehicles says the courteous driver seldom has a traffic accident. Yielding the right of way, signaling every turn and stop and showing consideration for lother drivers are acts of courtesy that prevent traffic accidents. You may ask where does service fit into the picture. The Use of cour tesy and caution in your driving habits it about ^the greatest serv ice you can render your fellow motorist. You are protecting his life. You can save soipeone’s life today. You can protect your own life by the use of caution and courtesy in your driving. FUNERAU HELD Miss Bessie Thorpe of ffillsboro who passed on Monday, February 20, at Duke Hospital was funeraj- ize at Piney Grove Biaptist Church, Saturday, February 25, at 2:00 p. m. Eulogy was by the patsor, Hev. H. G. Walker. Miss Thorpe is sur vived by 2 sisters, 4 brothers, 4 stepsisters, 1 step-brother and a step-mother. ill Notes The 24th anniyersafy of the Sec ond Baptist Church of Chapel Hill will begin Monday night, March 6th and continue ihrough Sunday afternoon, March l^h. All of the Ministers of Chapel Hill along with the ^Revs. E. T. Thompson and A. L. Thompson of Durham \Vill serve during this period. DINNER GUEST Mr. and Mrs. P. Edward Jones (Lillie Mae) of McDade St. had as their guest for Sunday Dinner their father, Rev, P. J. Jones of Henderson., Rev. Jones celebrated his birthday Wfednesday and Mrs. Jones’ was on' TTiursday and this hroaer* Livk ft. e.'o't. ' - THE FRIENDLIEST FOOD SIORES . IN ALL DURHAM Extr« ft-## Vfllu« }| i.tt, Giiotf ooly COtlPON t.itiMifftiaii >re« Top KWIW By JOYCi W, OWENS dinner served as a birthday cele- bratioB- as well. Special guest was Mrs. Ruby Jones, daughter in law ON PANEL DISCUSSION The Rev. J. R. Manley, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was one of the Panel members who dis cussed “Desegregation in Chapel Hill” over the local Radio Station last Wednesday night. Others on the panel were Dr. Daniel Pollitt, Dr. Robert Seymour, Richard Jamerson, Rev. Charles Hubbard and James Wadsworth. Some of the topics discussed were Desegre gation of Schools, Theaters, Eating Places, and the hijih birth rate of children born out of wedlock. Y-TEENS MEETING The Y-Teens heid their regular meeting Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomasine Regester on S. Graham St. The important part of the meeting dealt ‘ with the selection of five members to attend the Neighborhood ¥'Te6n Conference to be held in Durham, March 18th. Thosa selected by popular vote to attend were: Jackff tldwr-rds, President, Donna Jo Old ham, Secretary^/ Sandra Gattis, Gwendolyn itanis and Carolyn Briggs. After the business meet ing a delicious repast was served by the hostess. About 21 girls at tended'the meeting, the largest number since it was organized last summel*. The next meeting will be held at,the home of-Judy.-at gpsaipr Air Force Base, Miss. Booth March 12th. Adult members nresent were Mesdnmes Barbara Oldham, E^elle Gattis, Joyce Owens and Thomasine Regestec. SICK ANP SHUT-IN The sick and shut in member^ from the First Baptist Church, in clude the ^following: Mrs. Naomi 'Bynum, Mitchell Lane, Mrs. An nie Neville, Carboro, Mr. George Trice, and Mrs. Carrie i Tuck on W. Franklin St. Present at Sunday Morning Wor ship at St. Paul AME Church was Charles Brooks, Sr., who recentiy (Underwent an operation at the Veterans Hospital in Durham. WEEK-ENC VISITORS ; Mrs. Juanita Mims, a teacher in the Washington County Schools, \spent the week-end visiting her mother, Mrs. Elease Winston and other relatives. Miss Mary Ann Council, a stu dent at North Carolina College, Durham, spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Minor. MASS MEETING On Friday night of last week the Citizen’s Committee for Open Theatres held a mass meeting at the St. Joseph’s Methodist Church, The report of the executive sub committee read by the Rev. Chas. Jones, stated that negotiations held Thursday afternoon with E. C. Smith, manager of the Caro lina Theatre and Andy - Gutierrez, manager of the Varsity Theatre, were unsuccessful. ■ He added, however, that due to a “marked difference in attitude” toward the committee's eYforts, picketing of the Varsity would be suspended next Tuesday, Gutierrez, the report noted, has been friendly to the pickets—even to the extent of offering one of thm an umbrella during a shower. A few objections were raised from the floor concerning the decision to suspend picketing the Varsity. However, the group of 15 went on Mcord approviag . picketing both theatres. It was reported that a poll be ing taken among students reveals that 87 per cent of the 1800 inter viewed "have expressed favorable opinions toward integration or will go along with it.” A report was delivered on obtaining sign atures from 350 fatuity members favoring integration of the the atres, -and mention was m?de of church petitions to the same ef fects. Daniel Whitley, a Lincoln High Schol student was added to the executive committee. Dr. Richard P. Calhoun, a U. N. C. professor was elected to the committee to replace another U. N. C. professor, David Davies who had to resign on account of a personal reason. Other members of the committee are: Mary Mason, Chairman, Henry Edwards, Peggy Hogan, Joseph Petliford, David Dansby, John Brent, Braxton Foushee, and the Revs. Charles Jones and W. R. Foushee. ' ’ Rev. W. T. Bigelow, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Apex and the New Hope Baptist Church, Chatham County will preach at the St. Joseph’s C. H. E'. Ch'hrch, Sunday at 3 p.m. IN TRAINING, Harold K. Corbett a 1958 grad uate of Lincoln High School is in the Air Force and going to school attending the Air Traffic Control School for Control Tower Opera tor. He recently completed his average. i, - eASOLIMA TIM if Ian Notes... By MM. L. ANN WlfOHT The presence of George and Martha Washington, President and Mrs. Kennedy, and other prwi-j dents and their wives, are Jiistori- cal and interesting features of *he annual Martha Wcshington Tea to be held in th“ Education De-j •>artment of St. Luke’s A. M. E, ■^.ion Church, Sunday at 4 p.m. Mrs. Lessie Reid is Chairman; Miss Ida Mclver, Co-Chairman and Mrs. Katie Foy, Secretary and Dr. A. J. Blake is Pr-stor. A community Mass Meeting has be^n called in the interest ol the Wilmington, Civic League, Thurs day night, March 2, at Ebenezer Baptist Church at 8:30. Rev. J. Ray Butler is president and Miss Janie L. Shaw, secretary. Mrs. Ollie Telfair, Librarian of the Wilmington Colored Library, announces ^hat the following books have been added to the library collection: For Young Adults—Fiction, “Alice In Won derland,” by Lewis Carroll; “Sum mer of Pride,” by Elizabeth Sav age. Adult Fiction — “Decision at Delphi,” by Helen Mclnnes; “The Lovely Ambition,” by Helen Chase; “The House of Five Talents,” by Auchinlose. Adult Non-Fiction — “Charles Darwin’s Autobiography” (with notes and Letters depicting the growth of the origin of species) edited by; Sir Francis Darwin; “Meet Your Ancestors,” by Roy Chapman Andrews; “Chapel in the Sky,” by Charles R. Goff; “Stew ardship For Today’s Woman,” by Helen Kingsbury Wallace. - Reference—“Webster’s New Col legiate Dictionary,” “The World Almanac Book of Facts, 1961.” Also a special study of the re port on “Aging” prepared by the N. C. Governors Coordinating Com mittee made to the White House Conference on “Aging”, January 9-12, 1961. It includes summaries and recommendations on “Reha bilitation of the Physically Dis abled,” “Tlje Emotionally Disturb ed Child"” and “The Academically Talented,” edited by W. P. Rich ardson, M.D.,: North Carolina’s Older Population; Opportunities and Challenges; report by N. C. Goremor'a Cterdiaating CcnunM tee on Aging Md Procwdoinga. Mrs. Hattie MeSvain, koow eco- nomiat for tiM IBitimial UvestocV and Meat BMrd. iWy demonstrat ed the link between th» two age» cies r“*pon«a>le for the bijf j»t of helping the ehlU af sehool age well fed here this week, the home, and the school. At her demonatrations, heid ir the Williston Jr. Higb School. Mrs. McSwain deftly preftared ap propriate recipes, mitidftd of up- tritional requirements, while pass ing along timely tips for the aim plification of work and the im portance of serving tasty and at tractive portiona, to an appreeia- tive audience. The famed ‘*WIn» Over Jordan Choir” will be beard in concert here Suiiday, March 28, in the Williston Sr. High School Gymna sium, at 3 p.m. The affair is spon sored by tbe E3>enem Baptist Church, Rev. J. Bay Butler, pas tor. Escorts to the Queens and Sen iors for the Wilmington Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., at their Jabberwock “Extravagangz” held Friday night at the Williston Sr. High School Gymnasium were: Granville Green, Jr.; Robert Kilgore, Rudy Robin son, Reginald Clemmons, William Holden, Troy Murray, Robert Hill, Homer Fennell, Charles Freeman, McArthur Newell, Henry Foy, Rob ert Nixon, William McNeil, George Peterson, Richard Green, Sammy Pugh, Harold DeShields, Leroy Mc Allister, Ivemell Brown, Herebrt McGraw, Kenenth White, Bobby Dunn, Juliua Johnson, James Wil liamson, Freddie Mallory, John Herring, Freddie Cobb, Arnold Robinson, Walter Joe, Wallace Burns, and Hayes Corbett. Also, James Moore, John White, Fred Robinson, Reeves Corbett, Jessie Humphrey, Eugene Greene, Wade Chestnut, Jr., Linwood Gore, Geo. Pugh, Robert Stringfield, Richard Turnage, Robert Chestnut, James Goodson, BenJmnin Spaulding, Ccharles Holden and Horace Fer guson. Out of town gueits here for the See WILMINGTON. Mrs. Belafoiite To Conduct Workshop On Clothing for RALEIGH — Final plana ha e been confirmed for the seffiii n of the Horae Economics Diviiii n of The North Carolina Teadie s Association which will be he d Friday March 24 at 10:00 o’do k a. m. in the Shaw University Wt it Campus Auditorium. In keeping with the diviskK 'S theme “NEW FBONTIEHS Wn S HOME ECONOMICS TRAINIn4” Mrs. Margurite Belafonte wU featured as guest consultant Mi I. Belafonte will conduct a Clottu g Workshop. HAYESTOWN HAPPENINGS By SANDRA L. ALSTON SENIOR USHER BOARD The Senior Usher Board of the Orange Grove Baptist Church had its regular monthly meeting /it the home of Mrs. Helen Alston, of East End Avenue. The members present were: Mrs. Felicia Revels, Mrs. Thomas- ene Langley, Mrs. Edna Royster, Mrs. Catherine Ferrell, Mrs. Doro thy Gray, Mrs. Hazel McClain, Mrs. Mary Patterson, Mis Helen McClain and Mrs. Helen Alston, hostess. Refreshments were served to the members after the meeting. VISITING Miss,Beatrice Burton spent the week-end with one of her class mates, Sandra Alston. Both are stnden*,'! at the Pearsontown School. They are in the eighth grade. Miss Burton attended Bible study class and regular worship services at the Oran’> Grove Bap tist Church, of which her class mate is a member. CONFINED ’The sick and shut in are; Mrs. Pearl Flowers,, Mrs. Hattie Lee Mrs. Sterling Hololway and Mrs. Flonnie Evans. WELCOME You should always attend' a church anywhere you go, but you should make it your business to find a ;hurch to attend. So, when you hi ire a vacant Sunday, come to On age Grove Baptist. I ean guaran ee you a thought to carry See HAYISTOWN, 6-A COFFEE Limit I With $S.06 or More Food Order Quality Rights Reserved None Sold to Dealers Prioss Good Thru Sa'Hirday MARCH 4, 1961 IN OUR DURHAM STORES ^AVE 20c. POUND'CAN DIXIE DARLING BROWN & SERVE Twin Pkgs. ROILS 2 39c Astor ms iMtAVy SAVE 33c—AStOB SUCED OR HALVES Peaches 4 00 No. ly, Cana WIN WINN-DIXIE MILK THRIFTY-MAID EVATORATED Tall Can 9c Limit 6 With $5 or More Order SAVE 60-PACKER’S LABEL TOMATOES No 303 Can Limit S With Food Order TURKEYS.^^-39' BaconS39cGr.Beef 3ft POTATOES'ii lOs 49df GRAPEFRUT JU1€T, SUNKIST JUICY FLORIDA 39c Lars* Si» 39c

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