ms
TIM£^ ^
nVMWU. I, mi "THI TRUTH UMl«ICUq*‘
•ALL sransoxs—Her* ar« the
Wtwhiri «f Hm Z«ta Nu ch«p-
Hr «f Zita Mil Beta torori'.y^
wtiWi It tpMiaering a dfbutantis
ball at tha Hayts-Taylor YMCA
,in Greensboro Saturday night.
Saatsd in the foreground are
Mssdames Ruth Dailoy, Salli'a
Williams, Lillie Harris, Ruth
Gore and Carrie Shipp. Seated
left to right in the center are
Mrs. Wiljie Core, , Miss Ru!h
Comer, Mrs. Oliv« Lee, MIm
Anne Allen, Mrs. Queenie Bell,
Mrs. Odeassa Harris, Mrs. Clara
Morehead, Miss Florence Irvin,
Mrs. Mary Miss Thom-
asine Millar *11# ^r>>. Mami*
Twrner.
12fh Anmial "Mr. G's" Swing
!$chool Set For K llside Auditorium
The Twtlfth Annual “Mr. G’s”
9*1ng School, a musical produc-
Mm ittieitas a typical classroom
4mm >ci v3 rhjn^/m. rhyme, will
(Uged in the Hillside High
Cibeol auditorium on Tuesday
aMht, April 11, at 8 p.m.
lanior co-ed Claudine Daye will
PWtary the role of Miss Brown,
tke iwinE ichool teacher, as she
tifiiea her twanty-eiglit pupils
thbai^ their paces in “reading rit'-
btg, Uid rith’metic” all set to mu-
iic. .
WilBam Stewart will be cast as
A jMcial examiner for the swing
'■tOHttt body.
I itiual, four other big musical
tioD numbers, with song
daace routine, will be staged
tone llfi Hillside students.
• *TWnty-two coeds will be pre-
'•Mrfed in special girls’ precision
Um, which includes prac-
tlfetllf all the latest modern dance
that are now popular with
niovie personalities.
, Wrfoara Eaton, senior, will ren-
jy. the beautiful soprano select-
.W^'djet Yourself Go,” while the
go through their routine,
production number, a
win feature forty-three
of the cast as they por-
the all-time favorite “Cin-
:,'i jRMmette Walker as the princess
Lany Spann as Prince Charm-
will head the cast for the
tale number which will also
■iMture Marie Shaw, Doris John-
V^jean Jones, John Faulk-
j^to«J>wight Midgett, ind Thomas
'flllith io iead roles.
Twelve cwples will be featured
traditional “senior waltz”
lq;the tune of “An-
* .T
Stanley Fischer and Beautricia
Hill will capture the spotlight as
dancers virtuosos and vocalists.
As a finale, a patriotic number,
■‘This Is My Country,” will be
featured with the entire cast tak
ing part. Foy Shaw, sophomore
baritone, will be heard as soloist.
The annual swing school is spon-
pored by the Hillside Chapter of
the National Honor Society, and
is directed by Prof. John H. Gattis,
who will be featured at the con
sole organ.
Mrs. M. Jeanne Lucas is drama
tics director, Mrs. D. D. Garrett,
cheography diector, and Ms. G. M.
Harris, costume and set consul
tant.
Home Pronj
and College®
Durham is seeing quite a few
faces that have been missing for
the most part since last September
(Christmas excepted).
Home from Oakwood School,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. are Kenneth
Spaulding, Charles C. Sapulding,
III and David Cook. From Allen
High, Asheville are Rita Alston
and Judy -Grandy and guests, who
are also students at Allra.
» * •
Major Geer, Jr., a freshman at
Howard University, spent the
holidays wi*h his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Major Geer on Dunston St.
* * *
William A. Clement, Jr., was
home from Morehouse College for
the holidays. Coming to Durham
with “Billy” was John Kennedy,
.-'’so a student at Morehouse. Froqi
Mcrehouse also,came L. D..,Biiown
and Clifton \WlliHHis,'i ■■■
Miss Betty Jo Goodloe was home
on a two weeks sjwing vacation
from Vassar College.' Miss Good
loe had as her house guest for a
week Miss Linda McLean from
Brooklyn, N. Y., also a student at
Vassar.
* * •
Miss Patricia Spaulding is spend
ing her spring vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Asa Spauld
ing on Lincoln Street. Miss Spauld
ing, a language major, is a senior
at the University of Michigan.
Miss Marsha Goodwin, a fresh
man at Spelman College, spent the
Easter holiday with her mother
and grandparents, Mrs. Margaret
K. Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Kennedy, Jr.
Richard Taylor, a freshman at
Voorhees Junior College, spent the
holidays with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. J. H. Taylor on Masondale
Avenue.
Mrs. Van Somb€sek
iMt^rteins Lane
College Profc js^or
Mrs. Ludmilla Van Sombeek of
1903 Essex Road had as her week
end guest Dr. .Ajllen; Ward, head of
the Speech Department at Lane
College, Jacksoft, Tenn. Dr. Ward
was one of the. speakers during
Religious Emphasis Week at N. C.
College.
Mrs. Van Sombeek ■garo’aTuiicIv
eon at her home in his honor to
meet friends from Duke Univer
sity; also a reception Saturday
evening to meet and speak to Ba
ha’i friends. Since Dr. Ward is a^
member of the Baha’i World Faith'
his spiritual messages were ap
preciated by all.
Price St. Club Sets
Anniversary Affair
The Price Street Neighborhood
Club is celebrating its Twenty-
siyth Anniyersary on Monday eve-
nin^/3%il-fld|at W. £». Hill Rec-
Center for the Aged, Childville,
ln«. and others. In '.iiia picture
Of THE YEAR
Zata Chapter, el
Unritr, i* »U1I
for its haying
Batson as
af Mm Yi
'V tmr unealfish
I j^p^ifriiatiefM at
the NAACP, f;ie Maria Lawton | the Basileu* of D«lta Alpha
Zi*ta,, Soror Almira„^.^oursey
(in Center) look»-^j^ylpj|ii gen-
to ^e extreme left, Mrc. Bat* I ulne approval. The pre^ntation
son Bee*pt* the Zeta Award from was maifa at a ricent Dimer at
Soror Pansy Border* (extreme the St. George Hotel In Brook-
Zeta Regional Director of' | lyn. New York,
the Middle Atlantic Region,
The Franklinton Chr^ter of the
National Association of College
Women met on Sunday afternoon
at 3.00 o’clock at the Congrega
tional Christian Church.
A devotional period was con
ducted by Mrs. Ada Waller. The
pjresident, Mrs. Doris Best pre
sided over the meeting.
Plans were made to sponsor The
Shirley School of Dance, Ijlay 27
at 8:00 o’clock at the Riverside
High School Gym in Louisburg.
Mrs. Mable Davis made a report
on boxes being sent to Korea for
the needy. Garments are still be
ing collected, as other boxes will
be sent. ?
The Club will worship rsat the
Warrenton First Baptist 'Church,
Sunday, April 16. i
Hostesses were Mesdames Sadie
Suitt and Alice Hawkjnsj
Attractive arrangements o f
spring flowers were used £ari:deco-
rations) carrying out the Easter
theme. A social hour followed-and
refreshments were served-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siudos and
family. Dr. and Mrs. M.n?. King
and daughter of New York, and
Mrs. Catherine Anderst^i of Wash
ington, D. C. spent the Easter
holidays with their mother, Mrs.
A. W. King. .
- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilder
and daughter of Newark, N. J.,
visited thei rpf^'ents, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Wilder for Easter.
Miss Evelyn Kearney, Columbus
Kearney and Edward Joyner from
N. J. spent the holidays with their
parents. /
Mesdames Dorothy McGirt of At
lanta, Ga., and Ozetta Kain of
Washington, spent the holidays
with their* mother, Mrs. Board.
Miss Olivia Holden of Cheester-
field, S. C. spent the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Jones.
We are grieved to learn of the
death of Mr. Nathaniel Collins,
husband of Mrs. Rolline Collins-,
who was found d^d. in );|s..pl8ee
reation Center. All clubs are in
vited. Music will be rendered by
the White Rock Men's Gospel
Chorus. Miss- Annie Dunnigan Is
president.
of businesy TUeidsy. -
Mrs. Gertrude Pe&y |Ci«mit
Wynn of Detroit, Mich., ipent
Easter holidays wit& Mr. and
Mrs. James Alston and lanfiily.
Mr. Joe B. Mann, Jr., of N. Y-
spent the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Mann
Sr.
Mrs. Atwater
Visits Father
Mrs. Virgie Atwater Proctor is
here visting her father, Mr. Frank
Atwater, who is ill. Mrs. ,P];pctpr
is from Lbs Angelei, Califorhia.
Durhamites Spend
Holiday in Naahville
Mr. and- Mrs. L. B. Davis and
Mrs. Evelyo Kennedy motored to
Nashvipe, Tenn., to spend the
Easter hoUdays with ttyeir daugh
ters, Misses Helen DavU and Eve
lyn Kennedy, both ireihlqen at
University. L. B. Paris, a .dental
^udent a t Howard IMlversity
joined his parenti in Aabaville for
the trip to Nashville.
*,• * 1
personal
Mr. and Mrs. Kehneth Marring
ton came down from PhjlaiiMphia,
Pa., to spend tha pastel* holidays
with Mrs. Herrrngton’l j)arents,
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. BouI#kre on
The Happiest Mother
Mrs. Ruth y^healer i^wa was
ju4 about thb ha^pi^t mother
ever, fhen her twin softs, David
and Richard, Cam« frpiii Atlanta
to spend Easter With htr.
25 Studenfs On
Durham Business >
College Honor Rf.ll
M jitU;lqpts ;;ajhp morlc tUn hiMipr
,^(jli for ,khe ..W.iptQr .QwartQT. Of
^lin tfttal honor stu.’ents. ^iren oh
taint’d on "A” avora'’e o'" 2 75 and
above. Thpse making an “A” aver
age were Joy?e Flowers and Louise
rinbbs. of Tjachey, N. C. an.l Shir
ley Andrews of Robcrsonville. Stu
dents making the "B” honor roll
which range from averages of 2.00
to a.74 are, (in the order rank):
Milftred Dennis, Taylors, S. C.,
LcsSie Fdrrior, Rose Hill, Jean
Lassiter, Pittsboro, Bertha Under
wood, Kinston; Jean Deans, Lu-
cama; Su.sie Pickens, Roswell,
Georgia; Josephine Clements,
Greenville, Georgia; Annette Whit
ley, Princcton; Delphine Hatcher,
Warsaw, Virginia Boone, Arapa
hoe, Ann WilSon, Liberty; Sylvia
Eaddy, Johnsonville, S. C.; Chest
er Pace, Louisburg; Lizzie Smith,
Hamilton, Georgia; Carolyn Miles,
Greenville, S. C.; Doris Wilson,
Stokes; Jjucinda Edwards, Chapel
Hill; Bernie Jenkins, Rembert, S.
C.j Patricia McDaniels, Yancey-
vijie; Shf^ia Stpner, Clarksville,
T^iui.; Shirley Reese, Greensboro,
,a|}d /(ftn^la .Will^ns, Cliffside.
Durhamites Attend
Presbyterian Synod
Pr. C. E. Bpuleware and Dr. R
Randolph represented Covenant
Presbyterian Church at the 11th
annual pieeting of the Catawba Sy
nod of the Council of United Pres
byterian Men which convened at
Johnson C. Smith University,
ing was “The Role of the Church
March 25’26. Theme for the meet
in a World-Wide Social Revolu
tion.”
On Sunday afternoon, during the
Grand Convocation, the Synod
presented Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity $500. Dr. Randolph made
In runhing ^luini^, you not
only have to on tlvi job your
self but you havl ib • ii« that
others are oh tiie jflb-^^' most fati-
gqipg occupation, -
ST. JOSEPH’S A. M. E. CHliRCH
“Serving q World Pariab with Cfariat Silica IMS’*
MELVIN CHESTER SWANN, The Minister
MRS. G. A. WINSLOW, Mnister of Music
JAMES H. ROBINSON, Minister of Christian Education
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CARO I IN A
Sundfy> Apjril 9,1961
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
“The Source of True Wisdom”
Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent
11:00 A.M.
MORNING
SERMON
Subject:
ORSmP
Tlie Minister
titude”.
7:00 P.M.
MUSIC • 3Ch» SspJfiT qiiQir
Mrs. Minnie Gilmer fit the Cqfuole
Joseph TA jHitchell, Directing ,, ^
EVENINC^ORSHIP Tb# Mifdster 1
MUSIC The Qospel Clioir ;
Mrs. M. W. Gilmore at the Console ,
FREE PARKING ON ST. JOm>H STBaST
111 loving remembrance of my
husband, James Branch who de
parted this life, Saturday, Novem
ber 12, 1960.
Juat four months and three days
Tdday at I wonder over the past
You come to me so fresh and gaj'
You will ever, ever last.
How 1 miss you, loved one, how 1
miss you.
The time is so sad to me.
If I could see and tell youT^
How happy I would be.
My home is sad without you.
Your shadow of life is cast.
I will never forget you loved one,
^ often I think of the past.
TemptpOon and hard trials
You said in life would come
If I’d lie true and-sinccre
t would meet you in the great
*' fa«yortd.
You are absent from your home—
your vacancy cart’t be filled
I pftett itudy and promise
Tp be- submissive to my Father’s
■ will.'
Loved one all through sorrow and
sadness as
All thru Ufe we go
I’ll never forget your instruction,
saying
■Xou must be pure to go.
^ often you did advise me.
Not to let temptation overthrow
I labor under that impression
As ^ough life I onward go.
Your life you lived and practiced
Was so wholesome and so pure
It constrainedme every day
loved one,
To be honest and to be true.
We have met many conflicts
Trials and combat too
I think of your dear teaching and
I am determined to go through
I think how you bore
Your afflictions though you
suffered much I know
How you said you left me that
evening
^ this world of pain and woe.
Qpo^bye,. goodbye to you dear
loved one.
fbough tears in my eyes 1 have
I will never forget that happy
Union in our home
You used to share.
Written by
Mrs. Katie Branch, wife
Wi1 minffton
:y L. AXN
-tr .U . ' '
Marvin John.^o:i, m3 ': o '!’’I'S
and science teach -r at t:u Will'R-
•:o’i Senior lli'^h S-‘hool, along ivi;i»
Ernest Dicks, 10th gra.’e, an 1
Konnth Johnson, 11th srade, will
represent the school at the forth
coming Junior Science Symno.iium
to be held at A. and T. Collore,
Greensboro, April 13-16.
Williston is among the lifteon
high schools s^lasted hv the North
Carolina State Dept, of Eilucafion
for this signal honor. The U. S.
Army Research OfHce (Durham) is
financing the Symposium. The
theme “Research in Progress—Sci
ence In the Making,” will be ad
dressed by Professor Samuel P.
Massie of Fisk Universi'y, current
ly on loan to the National Science
Foundation.
Other honors comin-? to Willis-
ton, via its students, this year ar":
Misses Mattie Wilson, winner in
her division of a desk lanp, in the
recent N. C. College Coramerre
Day Contest, with the trophy go
ing to the school; Minnie Brown,
third place winner in the Omega
Talent Hunt; Frances McIntyre,
who attended the State Library
Convention; and Delores Roane,
best supporting ac'ress in the Dis
trict and State Festival. Also
Messrs Wade Chestnut, who atteni-
ed.the Columbia Scholastic Asso
ciation Convention, held at -' Co
lumbia University, N. Y. City;
Benjamin Spaulding, an award for
the best actor in the District and
Slate Drama Festival, with Collin
Bull and Therman, Burgtss Ueinp
for the best supporting actors:
Philip Flood, second place winner
Bishop Walls, 12
Others To Go To
Oslo, Norway
CHICAGO, ni. — Bishop W. J.
Walls, secretary. Board of Bishops,
AME Zion Church, announced
hefe this week that twelve per
sons would represent the dcnomi
nr-tion at the World' M?thodist
Conference, Osfo, Nor.vay, August
14-25.
The delegation .is scheduled to
leave by Scandanavian Airlines
from New York, Aus’ust 10. It is
the hope of many that' th"y will
be able to tour the Fjords anc
•'ther Asiactic countries. They also
plan to go to Paris, Stokholm, Cop
enhagen and Frankfort, Rome
Florence and Venice are also be
ing contemplated b;^ the ?roup.
Bishop W. J. Walls will ht>ad
the delegation. Other bishops who
re slated to make th? trip are:
j , O'n -’; ’a' pt Hunt «id
Frar.l; liars r?pr. Sfuting the ^is-
ir.; ' r.nd Sitle. Bas!;e'.ball Touroa-
mrrt, with tho runner up troghy,
: and Lee Manrpe, ;h? District Bas-
I k ;Va!l Chnmnioashlp T r o p h y.,
: Both trophies went to the schqol.
I The work of the patients of
I Cai i TB Sanitorium was shown, in
[ slices recently at the R. R. Taj^or
l^pmes Community Center.
I 'Mrs.'eMs Walker, R.N., iH(ho
I works with the TB Health A|ao-
I ciation of New Hanover County,
I headed the affair and had as
I” guests Mmes L. L. -Nash, Ex^u-
tive Sccrf’tarv of the TB He^th
A-nsociation of New Hanover Cojin-
t,v, and Marlev of McCain, who ex
plained the slides to the audieiyie.
Represented were the Frai^es
Council Nurses Unit, named for
Mrs. Frances Council, superv^or
for the Nurses Unit, who helped
to conduct devotions.
Mrs. Walker is the wife of pr.
H. Clrrence Walker, P. E. of jhe
New Bnrn District of the N. C.
Ccnfcrcnce of the AME Churi^.
Nev;ly installed members of j|he
Wilmington Chapter of Jack |nd
Till, Inc. are; Mmes. Sarah AV«-
ham, Helen Newsome Bond, Jttn-
ne Keith, Marg:aret Bond and !^r-
tha Todd.
Following the installation cjre-.
monips, the initiates were joined
by. th''ir husbands In a plea^nt
social hour. Mrs. L. W. Upperiii
hcste.ss, served a delightful rep
Mrs. Betty Davis i* president.!
Mrs. Luzelia Campbell, a sen
memb'?r of St. Stephen A. MJ
Church and wife of Walter Camp
bell of Miller St., died after a Ifng
■liners. Funeral arrangements
incomplrt».
George Allen, former Wilming
ton businessman now of Corma,
V. Y., is in the city due to |ha
death of his brother-in-law, Jnob
Marshall. T
S. ut^pnts and teachers h o ^ e
''rnm th" various colleges for Us-
ter vacation are: Herbert MatjUel
or N. C. College: Miss F. P. WUte
of Columbia, S. C.; Owen Jaclaon
of Howard University; Miss Nata-
Mp Ja-kson of Hampton Institute;
^ihn Herbert, Shaw; Misses Diro-
*'iy .M-lvin and Barbara Str^gj
Stale Teachers College, Fay^te*
>'i!la—H'rbert Harris, Columbia
Univertity, New York City; I, J.
Miller, Jr., and Mrs. Miller, ptu-
rlent and Critic teacher of Teach
ers College, Fayetteville.
Ifng
r
Herbert Be^l Shaw, Step^icn CillT
5pottswoo-l, William Ar.'irew Stew
■>rt, William Mil on Smith and
Daniel Carlton Pope. OUrr cfele-
■*ates are, Drs. J. W. Eichelb?rrcr,
W O. Carrington and J, C. Hr
gard, alon« with Mrs. A!)bii- J.? ,
son and Mrs. Willa Uice.
Accredited visitors ara: ' ’W
Andwers, Alexander Barner 'I. W.
jSherrill, D. P. Wisjon’. ,T. H.j
Brookett, Drs. J. Van Cr' -dcf*, F
S. Hardge, A. P. Morr ~ und P
Sawyer, along with .s. Am 1I15
Tucker and Sirs.' t. i Ta-.Ior.
Dr. Bouler ure ;
Associaf! n Speaker |
Dr. C. E tiouleware spoke to
the PalmF,' J State Education As-
socialtlon ist week at its annual I
meetinf in Columbia, S. C. The'
Assoc\ •'ton’s general theme was:
rjuci-.un's Challenge in the Six-’
tifP, ,
SCARROROTTGH^
and HARGETT
FtwgyAit: B'BKCTORai
Scarborough and Ifcrgett flu-
n'.ral Home is now pleased to
nnnotmce a new Funeral m-
s'iranc'i Plan that is bellev^
10 be the Hest and lowest
'■ Bt e-'er offor'id to
:>■ "vhere. Thi* uriiquo plan
'■If -3 even', membef o.f fai
il.y pool hVallh tinder
— will be about'01
Half of '"’ at vou Would enpfct
t-1 nav, Yf«'i li ve it to y6nrg|lf
vo'tr family to inveitlg^
this lo " 01^ protection today.
Tile cla^-n is piild off in caah
to the b-nefieiary you nanie,
^url in anoiint* to suit you.
Pick lip your nhone now and
rail or write Scarborough and
ir.nrg >ft FTmoral Home, ypu
Will be fflad you did.
“A FRIENDLY CHURCH”
White Rock Baptist Church
WHITE KOCK SQUARE
DUKMAM, NOKTH CAROLINA
MILES MARK F1S1IE«. Poatoi
Sunday, April 9,1961
8:45 A.M.
9:30 A.M.
CALL TO WOKSHIP ElectronlM
SUNDAY SCHOOL IKSSON—
-‘‘The Source of True V/isdom”
Proverbs 1:2-7; Job 28:20-28
Review of Lesson by the B. F. Page Family
Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. t.‘looking Back to^’^aster” The Pastor
’ ' Gattis, Director
I* T ‘ Gospel Chorus, Mrs. R. W. Southerland,
i.llii Directress
, .#
1S^:30 P.M. Baptist Training Union
Ira Murcl.ison rirr’ctor
. 7:30 P.M. “Program by A. T. Torrence District