s/'’
‘i ^
TMfTH
' Cb6n.e ouirvi an-
IT—^icWNd iMr* ar*
) V tiM fri«^ of Mm C. T.
•r lifi Wm» CM)
W hvlpKii Hi* M«pl«
^ >^hl ■!! Mv*4r UHi wadding an-
jltewi*rv raeiiiWy. ,AHhovgh
Mm* *f Hm 9u«iI* wite aitanded
ar« net fhawfii In Ml |>ie-
;ur«, Hiota wlw In Hm
faatlvitia* w*r« Df, Mn. li.
A. 1‘arii^
and Mrs.
S. 6. McCay, Mn. lafoln Mlfch-
all, Mre. Jamtt Oldhai^ Mr. #0>
Mrs. G«ort« i|||att,.f^ tolM*
•■'*■'“ ■ ii—
Mrs. Nallta Sanders, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace WaHcer, Mrs. Rosa
McCalium, Mrs. Elsie Harring
ton, Miss Francis Harrington,
W. H. Tucker, Mrs. Lovelia Kielly,
Mrs. Ann Minor, Mrs. Jamct
Viclters, Mrs. H. B. McDonald,
Caldwell, Mr. ahd Mrs. Roberts,
Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Fields, VHtft,
emd Mrs. L. L. Wilson, Mr*.
Erma Dixon, Mrs. Sallie Bailey,
Mrs. Rosa Gaines, Clarene* Wal-
krr. Prof. and Mrs. L. E. Davis,
Mrs. Annie Mae AAprris, and Mr.
and Mrs. Janws Davis.
Deaths'Funerals
.1.4 Conthmed from page 5-A
l|^h 12 in Mew Yorl.
Lewii died Sunday.
ittue i» aorvived by her sistpr,
1^ Qrtfcryn Donnell Thompson,
.•llf'wrliam; thw nephews, Parh-
Walter Shaw and Jethro
ir, all of Durham; and
d»lf,rt«ee. Cathr^-n Thompson, also
' ^ ^ - ' •
^ -^LfeR CHEATHAM
Chpatham, of 2707 Fay-
'^reet, diert on Snnday,
1* at his rpnirtpnc**. Tun^
hnin”
■ Swirhnre'inh and HwrTett, wera
plete at ivess time.
f MHtS. MARIE MOORE
• Umi rit« for Mrs. Marie
ikMfte. «f 1207 Cornell St., were
fuamtm to be held Friday, Mar.
Vf at. tile First Baptist Churlch of
iaxuc: Hie Rev. W. T. Bigelow
to officiate. Interment was
fAeduled for the Fairview com-
craietery.
Monre died at Uncoln hos-
on Monday. March 13.
Among her Survivors is her hus-
haad, ^ames Moore.
;8cari>oroagh and Hargett is con-
4«et^ arrangements.
•
JOieN BATCHELOR
• Jotf^h ^itchelor, of Enfield,
iit the Veterans hospital on
Jttb. io. His body was forwarded
l|^ 'BoHhery’s Funeral Home to
Eafleld for burial. Batchelor is
■uotlvd by his wife, Mrs. Viola
lial^9l*r.
(PAT) CARTER
ter, of 604 South ^ei, Hfiire hjeld
at the Oetbtemine tl«9tlM.Chujt:h
on Monday, il. JQi^.,„Bjev,
N. X. '
at BeejilhwiM^li^l^^v'^CMer
eb.
dai4h
id' lllrl.
died ai
22. • ft: If;i ft!’
He
Mrs, Aii«nd^::|^rt^i
5
Annie OMio,nj i' s«^
er; Iris niotlWj
two
Cart« thre«.-
-Tenklns^ Mn.V^rlliti ,, ,.
Mrs. glyd«.. McJNni
^andchUdrek.. j.
Burthey li»n^^' |iT4>SimRits.
.
F^nsj^l'ser^piii Tw^ ^l^siii Jllue.
3«,
were ,held
the, 0»t. Gt(»e
The R««. Z: b. Hai|^ ’Cii|
pastoij, oftcWed.
Beechwifld ‘CfHvemjr..,'
Blue died in « Nf|^,york hoipl'*'
tal eaily Siindf^i.^,.|ll. Ife wm
36.
A native of, Dtirhvh. )^jlue grad
uated from lyilsltfe, lNig|i schobl
and attended, ^o^ii pirolina Col
lege, buring hit lehM ^reer,
he was a men\ber df the high
school ^ cbUe^ bititds, feiid fev-
cral iacal j^;n bind*. He , |^yed
dcuQ^fi. if '■
He had .iiv^ in Sw, Vo|^ CJiiy
for the past fis ■': s- * ,
. The dKeasiej^ it a^^Vi^ by his
ni9ther, Jlrs. ‘|jfUje €i*h, of 14JS2
Maplewood Dri^iji p., t%6 iisters,
Mra. SatUii ^artt^ikttd.c kiv. 'HaU^
Massie, ,bbtii of /ind one
broth«r| ]Bobert^iie,. 0f |iti»ham.
BurtMejr wtt M|^vC|ii^je bf ar
•mm*
ExcL u s if
Patterson
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STAirriNG SUNDAY, MARCH
GOLIATH & THE DRAGON
REGAL THEATlE
$2.50
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4-SQt.
Aunf Ruth's Advice to Teen-agers
Dear Aunt Rulh,
In our school there are some
boys and girls in a gar" Two
friends of mine just joined t'iis
sang a nd' the leader is after 'M"
to ^oin it. 1 have parents who try
to do their best for me and tfiey
.Would just cbout die if t^ v
thoui;ht I was in a feans, I rr-’iv
don’t want to join it. Au.st Tln'h,
but thesfl boys am tough. I’m just
siisreH. Lf-t’s face it. They told me
'he other dav to hxwrv up and make
up my mind or else—and the?"
ftiys don’t play. Vou may ask me
w|iy I don’t tell my teacher. S‘’o
would only say something in
school and I would have to fac*!
them outside. If I tell my parents
they will come up to see the prin
cipal and I’ll still be in trouble.
Aunt Ruth, please tel me what
,to do.
Johnny R.
Dear Johnny,
You do have a problem and you
did' flie right thing to write me.'
There are two thincs you definite
ly must not do. You must NOT
join that gang and you must never
-panic so much when threatened
that you .f^l all dhe power is on
the other,, side and . you must give
in to that power. Yes, I know you
are* afraid but this is just the
"Chatterbox
Continued from page B-A
ily over the death of their be-
loved wife-find
GLAD TO HAVE YOU. BACK
.To Pearl Mangum, Mark John-
iSon and Joseph Blue: Congratu
lations. for a speedy recovery. We
are glad to have .you back.
DEDICATIONS
To William Butler, “Dedicated
to the One I Love.” To Constance
Tilley and David Fletcher, “So
Tjttle Time.” To Joan Owens and
Sterling Harndon, “Hold It.” To
jtfamie Harris from Joe Decata,
“Everytime.” To Mary Cozart and
.Tames Lawrence, “All In My
Mind.” To Ronald Thomas from a
secret admirer, “Find Yourself
Another Girl.” To Leondras Owens
from someone special, “GuesS
Who.” To John Gibson, “Let No
body Love Yo,u.”
Well Gang—Really must Go take
it easy and remember: You can’t
fault a man for boing a fool, but
you can fault him for letting every-,
one know it.
—Carolyn
time your patenls have befen tee
ing you about when . you, must
pxcrcise your falthv Fir;^ ,o£ cli
Johnny keep telling^ bo(} J||]^ yo\ir
heart that you are with IJitn, Ygq
doi’t hav» to asl^fa|rt|| Wwitb
y'".. He (is aj\^wiMpfr yon wAiJkl
I”' for vou to b'' ajvarp of Hirai
^^’’^Fnev"r you see ijo- )>^ad*r nr
."'“’V of the pang anproiwHfn'* sas
silently, “I am with' you .Ga.d, X'
im not with the aant!.” Maks this,
votir rinfjv slopan, Pn tWs ri«rht,
I'w.ny bpcattse you. mflst al*»av«
♦atr° ror-' of hnw vnu feel'lNSlWE
fir^t of nil Nmv .Tnhnnv. von must
at ' one
about ''-is. T’^d the- Wnr/‘»tion
cpnter nparrst --nur per
haps you attend H. Thfl, YbH|h
leader conni«eted with tfat cen-'
ter has contart with the'^lliartgs In
the area. You can confiiW In .him
without fear. YoUth leaders* are
young men trained in therpsychol-
ogy of the gang. The Youth lekd-
er will know how to advi*e "yBii.
If you feel you cannot make'this
contact alone ask the. vtot ]^ou
trust the most t o 'heln ^ you. It
may be a relative, a friM^ lf
your famflv, the pastor or head
of the r*>nrch, you go to,pleader
in the YMCA^ or a boy scout
leader. 'Thee are all people on
your side. I hope you can f)nd one
of these to help you. I aijj pray
ing with you too, Johniiy deaf.
Above all-r-do not go with, the
gang—Go with God.
Aunt Ruth
NCC Alumni Planning,
To Sponidr- Concert •
By Roy Hamilton ' ,
The Durham' Chapter of th^
North Carolina College AluitHtl
Association has sohedoled a tneet->
ing for Wednesday, March 22, at
7:00 P.M., at the W. D. Hill Recre-
tion Center.
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HAYESTOWN
By SANDRA L. A1.ST0N
THE LAMP LIGHtpRS
The Lamp Lighters met , at .the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wil-
lipms of 626 East Emd Avenue,
Sunday afternoon, March 12, at 4
o’clock. There were two new mem
bers to join the club.. They were
ft^iss Virginia ^ubbard and Mrs.
Esther Moore. We had one visitor
present, Mrs. Savator Hunter.
The special guest was Mrs. Sarah
Harper, Assistant Professor of
Home Economics of North Caro
lina College, who gave the club a
very interesting discussion and
demonstration bn table wttihg.
After the meeting ridiqurned
the ^hostess, Mrs. Georgia Winiams,
served punch and assorted cook
ies. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Ollie Mae Hub
bard. ■
THE SICK ANO StwKiN
The sick pnd shut-in Ife^Mrs.
Gertrude Allen, a patierrt^f" Mc
Pherson Hospital; Mrs.^^JIaggie
Murphy, Mrs. Rellia Sook,
and Mrs. Pecrl Flowers" wKo is
improving.
YOU ARE WELCOl^
You are welcome to atUhd ser
vices at the Orange Gr^ ;Bap-
tist Church at any cc^iiSsnienl
time. Come and worship,■'%tth us
every Sunday. ‘
SEND IN YOUR NEWS
If you have any news i\*rtis to
be published under the Hiyestown
news'section send it to Silildra L,
Alston, 219 East End A'^iftwe' or
telephone her at .681-2115. 4
All For The Love of Sporb in
By ED SWETT
At times it seems that nothing
is worth writing about except the
things that can’t be put'"into words.
For instance, every night about
that time, there c^es a pause
’twixt the dark and the daylight
that is. known as the cocktail
hour. It’s during this solemn in
terlude that we who comprise an
assemblage of not too intellect
ual sports analysts, we. who have
conquered the intricacies of the
parlay, if and feverse, we whd
have marveled at the grace of a
punchy welterweight poised fOr a
dive, gather for the exchange of
considered opinion, at the corner
6i the bar.
The love of sports is the only
possible reasoiji for this associa
tion. Otherwise, the census shows
thst we are Joe, a junior execu
tive ' who looks older than that;
Bob, a radio announced who tells
dirty stories but with voice and
dicti^; Terry, th« naw member
with a thlrrt for .k*owle#8e; Doc^
tor Bill, a de«^ IjiSi thjrfrtr
Bigsie, Su'fio horm,^ mldotn
3een, who dtiai>|^Mn; aoA liifyMf.
Viewed frbrti Orta .»ngl« We aw
as far apart li a^'aeedy dandidioo
in a high wind. Ifet night aftisr
night we meet' aa If thar.* wet*
demerits few * Pn*
we pull .iip bu# liighthairsi nod
our orde^ for the ittual to a bar
tender, and cbadeatrate on the
talk *11^^
Htimor I# n
^let yw «n I1WC *»
the tediiui?,' m
tidn, Uit n^titi*h >1
day' di!|»| vmf. .world^ an
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we’w jnl* ‘
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