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THECAR0LINATIMES 4A-AUKHAM, N. C. SATURDAY, NOVIMBIR 10, 1M2 i M « 111 Items of Personal Interest in and Around Durham By INEZ SyiTT JONES THQUOHT FOR THE WEEK "Yom> Ilf* wrill tM brighter Mum th* MMMtoy; ita daricitM* will b« IM* Nm morning." J*b 11:17 PMSONAL ITIMS Mr«. June Rosser Penicic and MO, SuBene, Jr. of Lynchburg, Vs. visited for • week with her aunt, Kiss F. B. Rosser of Dupree Street. WiHiams’ Family Circle Meets The Williams Family Circle held their November meeting on Thurs day evening, November 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Horton on Fayetteville St. A very impressive devotional program was given by the chil idten.'^Miry Mitchner gave the or gin ^ Thanksgiving. Nettie Mit choe^ read the scripture and Jdnet Lonnie Horton offered the prayoi-. “A Litany, of Praise" wat led iur Harold Bailey. 'n&r a business disl'ussion the ■embers enjoyed an old fashion ed Thanksgiving dinner. Caen adult membtr brought a covercd dish to be served. Members present were Mrs. Al ma Lassiter, Mrs. Rader Prince, Mrs. Bertha Atwater, Mrs. Ethel Perry, Mrs, Margaret Mitchner, Mrs. iJora Green, Mrs. Thelma Hill, Mrs. Madge Turner, Mrs. Fa^'dtan Richardson, Mrs. Caro lyn L«ssiter, Mrs. Marion Alston Mrs. jBtelia Austin, Mrs. Veora By n|n(i,.jMrs. Margie Alston, David P«rry, liJlis Alien, Mary Mitchner Netti^ Mitchner, Harold Baiiey, it L.jHorton, Julia Alston, Roosu- velt VilUams, Clyde Willliams, EltiiAllen, Jr., Aaron Allen, Bobbjf Kennell, and Edith Allen. Ill UMSTEAD ST. Mrs. Margaret Allen Hostess To West Durham Garden Club On Tuesday evening, October 23, Mrs. Margaret Allen was hos tc8.s to the West Durham Blossom Garden Club at her home on Cecil Street. "The Garden Gate” was opened by Mrs. Novella Crawford. Miss Mary Louise Stephens, president presided over the business ses- sion. During the evening Mrs. Bea trice Spen^ed gave a very inter esting and informative talk on "Bulb Planting." Mrs. Allen served chicken salad, ritz crackers, punch, putato chips, peantus, and candy to the mem bers. Attending this meeting were Miss Ruth Stephens, Mrs. Beatrice Spci.'jer, Mrs. Carrye Cole, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Gertrude Gibson, Margaret Fuller, Miss Mary L. Mrs. Addye Coley, and Mrs. Allene Brown. ' * * • Lyon Pai-k Rose Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Bullock The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club met at the home of .Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock on Monday avc' ning, October 29. Mrs. Bessie Thompson opened the "Garden Gate.” Mrs. Helen McCldin, president, presided dur in:; the business session. Mrs. Elnora Smith di:tcus8ed liower arranging and the type oi contaimrs used for ceruiD flow crs. Mrs. Bullock served assorted sandwiches, punch, nuts, and candy. Club members attending were PHONE «Sl-347i Mrs. Essie Amey, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Gertrude Farrington, Miss Mable Freeland, Mrs. Mary Hardy, Mrs. Josephine Hoskins, Mrs. Victoria Joyner, Mrs. Helen McClain, Miss Alene Mebane, Mrs Catherine Shaw, Mrs. Elnora Smith, Mrs. Fannie Tapp, and Mrs. Bessie Thompson. Miss Mary Louise Stephens was guest. Mrs. "l^ctoria Joyner thanked the hostess and Mrs. Bessie Thom pson closed the "Garden Gate ” Sorority Sponsors Musical Tea Sunday There will be a musical Tea at the W. D. Hill Recreation Cen ter on Sunday, November 11 from 4-6 P.M. Co-sponsors are Nu Theta Sigma and Psi Tau Mu Chapters of the Alpha Chi Pi Omega Sorority in observance of Founders Day. Proceeds will go for the, bene fit of the scholarthip fund. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Suitt Hostesses To Sun. School Class The Philath«a Sunday ^hool Class held their monthly meeting Sunday afternoon, November 4 at the home of Mr*. Maggie Kennedy on Fayetteville St. Mrs. Rosa Suitt and Mrs.. Kennedy were hostesses for this meeting. The group discussed plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The hostesses served ice cream and cake to the members and guests. Attcnriin;; this meeting were Mrs. Klonnie Goodloe, Mrs. Ma- mi! Weaver, Mrs. Dora Greenj Mrs. Rader Prince, Mrs. Eth"l Perry, Mrs. l*na Gates, Mrs. Ada Davis, Mrs. Lilli^ Thompson, Mrs. Nellie Williams, Mrs. Liltian Mid Telle, Mrs. Mamie Pretty, Mrs. t.ucy MitchPil, Mrs. Veda Henson, lln. Hattia MeClamb, Mn. Bet trict Rfcbardson, Mrs. Matilda Tonrnsend, Mrs. Janie Moore, Mrs. Mamie Tatum, Mrs. Bertha Dixon, Mrs. Mamie Dunn, an4 Mrs. Annie .Johnson. • * • - Mrs. Biverous P. Anderson of Japan and Thomas Pretty of Los I Angeles, California are here to visit their mother, Mrs. Mary Pretty, who is n patient at Duke Hospital. « « « Completes Advanced Training Army Pvt. Romie L. Jefferson recently completed eight weeks of advanced individual infantry train ing at Ft. Gordon, Ga. He entered the Army last May and completed basic liraining at the Fort. Pvt. Jefferson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Inzor of 102 E. Hill side Ave. In Maneuvers In Germany Army Pfc. Brodie T. Riley re cently participated in "Failed,” a large-.scale Nato exercise in Ger many. Riley is assigned as a radio operator in the 101st, Ordinance Battalion’s 23rd Company in Heil bronn, Germany. He entered the Army in Sljptemb»ir, ie61, re ceived ba.sir training at Fort Jack son, S. C. and arrived overseas last March. The 24 year old soldier is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Riley, Sr. of Rt. 2. He was graduated from Little River High School, Bahama, in 1956 and was employ ed by Westcrfi Elt'Jtric Co., Bur lington, before entering the Army. .r- New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Malont of Ocala, Florida, announce the birth of a son, Todd Derrick, on October 30. * * * Completes Course Army Pvt. Robert L. Shaw, 19 son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C Shaw, 1116 Canfoll St. recently completed the eight week food service' course at the Armor Cen ter, Fort Knox, Kentucky. Shaw entered the army last June anil competed basic train ing. * * * Student Teachers Miss Dorothy Cobb of Bennet. College began practice teaching last week at Dunbar High School in Lexington, N. C, Min LaForett WUlianu of Ben nett is student teacher at Charles Moore Elementary School in Greensboro. *. * * Center To Train Menal Patients Plans for operating a vocational rehabilitation center in the Cher ry Hospital at Goldsboro, to train mental patients in vocational skills that will help them find jobs upon their release, were revealea at a meeting of the State Board of Education Thursday. Charles Warren, director of the division of vocational rehabilita lion of the State Department of Public Instruction, said a similar program is in its third year of operation at the Caswell Training School at Kfnston. Education approVy f ndwt dutt> ges calling for tifcfco for reno vation of the O’MRy building a| the Goldsboro hospital to provide quarters for the vocational reha bilitation program th Warren said he hoped to hava the program at Goldsboro under way by next spring, vtarting vithj only a few patients at first and] building up so thad^entually 400 to 500 patients WflPk taking the training. iHjk OUR CLOSING "fHOUOHT "Faith in Christ and a visloa;, of God’s purpoS( bring meaning lives and our w At its meeting, the Board eace to ffice of Ea^t Pett (Please submit department to tS Carolina Times at^ ^rew St., or telephone 682-291^ ofor 681-8512). STOCK YOUR ' PANTRY! irrOKELY'S GOLDEN CORN ' .CREAM OR WHOLE KERNEL 2 35 SAVE 4c SAVE 5c ON ^TOKELY'S FINEST S' STOKELY SALE SAVE 5c ON STOKELY'S TASTY TOMATO JUICE ( SAVE 8c ON STOKLEY'S PINEAPPUE-GRAPEFRUIT PING DRINK STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON mMMT HKncn nutiM wwsny • n moF •omicihit ki nsTiuim co.. nuwrniT. n. 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