THE CAIIOLINA TIMES
DURHAM. M. C. SATURMV, AMfL V,
CHURCH GROUPS, CLUBS, SORORITIES
AND HOME EVENTS
The WHIRL Oj WOME!S
LOCAL AND PERSONAL STATE AND
NATIONAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Items of Personal interest in and Around Durham
MRS. HOWARD
New Beauty
Sliop to Open
Mrs. Addic L. Howard announc
ed this week the opening of the
Korcst View Heights Beauty Snop
at 2916 Cedarwood Drive.
Mrs. Howard, who is owner of
the new establishment stated that
open house will be held on Friday
and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. Prizes will be given awa>
and refreshments will be served.
The shop will feature all of the
t.'chniqups of beauty culture.
Mrs. Howard fornrcrly o’^'ned
and operated a very sueces.sful
b;>auty shop in Abbeville, S. C. She
has more than eleven years of
practical woiU in cosmetology and
two years of experience in the
teaching of cosmetology.
Mrs. Howard is married to E*^-
ward L. Howjrd, and they have
two children, Gail and Victor.
Y-TEEN CAMDY STRIPPERS
AT LINCOLN l^CSPIT/kL ^
Miss Barbara Buirl, Teenage
Program Director at the Harriet
Tubman branch, YWCA announc
ed this week that the Y-Teen
Candy Strippers will be installed
in a colorful ceremony Sunday
April 23, 1963 at the A. B. Duke
Nurses’ Home at Lincoln Hospital
at 4:00 P. M.
The Candy Strippers' Movement
is a community volunteer service
project which will be done by the
Sophisticated Teens, a senior high
school club of the YWCA. The
adviser of the Club is Mrs. Esther
Williams.
The Candy , Strippers Program
is a project for girls from 14-17
years of ago who .serve in the
hcspitals after school a.ssisting
the prcfe.sslonal staff in very spe
cific ways.
Some of the duties the girls will
be performing are: writing letters:
for the patients, carrying reports
from ona dep:rtment to another,'
preparlns flr.^t aid materials, read-j
ing stories and playing games with'
the children confined to th* Has-1
pital.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the ceremony.
HERE FROM WASHINGTON, D, C.
Mis. Zi'lphia Batham and daugh
ter, iieveriy Ann, Mi.ss Mary Ann
Willis, and Uc>v. Andrew Black
'.veil of Washington, 1), C. arc
here to visit Mrs. Batham's par
ciits, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ingram
ol N. lli).\l)oro St.
YiSITS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
M ’S. li. N. Tcole of Pekoe St.
x'i'i ir't her .so'i m'l family, CpI.
and Mrs. Etiward N. Toole and
I.', .r (iaii liiiT, SU-phanic in Par
ris Island, S. C. Mrs, Edward |
Toole is the former. Miss Betty'
Barnes of Weldon.
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RETURNS TO VALLEY
STREAM, N. Y.
Mrs. Hattie McDowell has re
turned to her home in Valley
Stream, N. Y. after visiting here
yirlth her son and his family, Mr
and Mrs, Joseph McDowell of
South St.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
MISS BRENDA BROOKS
Congratulations to Miss Brenda
Brooks for receiving a superior
rating of one (1) in the local mu
sic contest and a rating of 2 in
the Statewide Music Festival at
A, and T, College on April 18
Miss Brooks, a soloist, is a student
at Hillside High School and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Brooks of Price St, She is a mem
ber of the Children’s Choir at
St. Joseph’s A. M, Church.
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BRENDA DAVIS IS HONORED
ON HER SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Alberta Harris ai:d Mrs
Pauline Carter, aunts of Brenda
Davis were hostesses to a surprise
sweet sixteen birthday party given
in her honor on Monday evening
April 15, at the McDouglad Ter
race Uecreation Center.
More than forty-five guests en
joyed dancing and party games
The hostesses served punch and
cake.
Miss Davis is the daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dfvis and
has a sister Sharon.
DONATES FEE FOR
.CHOLARSHIP
Miriam Makeba, folk singer of
fchannesburg, South Africa donat
ed her fee for performing at Duke
university Tuesday evening to-
,ards a schplar^hip to enable a
cservlhg*stiii3ent from Ghana to
ttcnd Duke.
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/BILLING WORKERS
:LUB MEETS
The Willing Workers Club of
Ebenezer Baptist Church met at
the home of Mrs. Ulster Adams
^122 Apex lUI. on Sunday, eve-
ling, April 21.
Mr.s. Maude Thorpe, president,
presided. The group discussed
plans for their anniversary eeic
!)ration and other prolects.
T1i3 ho,stess served refreshments
o the members and gi ests.
Members present were Mesdames
Martha Stanley. Mildred Mangum
Florence Harris, BTora Puryear,
.lanet McLsurin, Ethel Dawson,
and Henrietta Graham.
Guests vere Elmo A. Manguin
Sr. and Little Eugene Harris a
nephew of Mrs. Dawson.
Mrs. Graham thanked, the hos
tess for an enj.iyable evening.
WHITE ROSE CIRCLE MEETS
The White Rose Circle met at
the home of Mr.s. Thorlan Hinson,
53-H Cooper St., on Sunday eve
ning, April 21.
After the busine.'s meeting, the
•?roup honored Mrs. Hinson with
a birthday party.
Members enjoying this event
were Mr.s. Elmira Flintall, Mrs
Maggie Thomp.son, Mrs. Katie M
Havis, Mrs. Letha McDougald
Mrs. I.ueillo, Edwin, Mrs, Hazel Mc-
Bri om, Mrs, Etina Satterfield,
Rlis, Deulah Wilson, and Mrs. Lil
lie Brown.
(iuest.s wcr" Mrs. Alph:i Fuller
Mri. MiMr.'d Hedgcspeth, Mis;:
I.atira Swinlon, and Mi.ss Mary
\iiii l)a\is.
Refreshments served were sand-
, iches, punch, birthday cake and
and home made ice cream.
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ANNUAL FASHION TALENT
SHOW GIVEN BY G'RL’S CLUB
On Friday, April 19, the Duch
ess of Utopia held their annual
talent fashion show in the Hill
side High School Auditorium at
8:00 P. M.
^rhe Duchess sent out 24 letter?
to schools in the s^rrou|idinf
area, white and Negro, to soliei
talent for the program. The club
received difect response from
Whitted Jr. High and Mary Pot
',er. Two soloists from Merrick
Mocre and the dance team and
dance group from Ha'Afley High
The Astronauts and Ann Tay
lor from Whitted, the dance team
from Hawley, and others from
Hillside performed. Ann Taylor
from Whitted Jr. High and Hill
side High’s Patricia Shipman tied
for the first place. The dance
tean^ from Hawley High won sec
ond place.
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MRS. FLORENCE LITTLEJOHN
HOSTESS TO FKIENDLY
CIRCLE CLUB
On Sunday evening, April 21
the Friendly Circle Club of St.
Mark A. M. E. Zion Church met
at the home of Mrs. Florence Lit
Uejohn on Fayetteville St.
Devotinnals were led by Mrs
Mildred Jones, chaplain.
Mrs. Odessa Alexander, prcsi
dent, presided at the business
meeting.
The ho.stess served dinner to the
■I'.'mbers and guests.
Members present 'vere Mrs. An
lie Thompson, Mrs. Sara Came-
-on, .Mrs. Bettie Cochran. Mrs
M'ldrcd Jones. Mrs. Carrie Grant
Mrs. Helen McNeil, Mrs. Odessa
Alexander, Mrs. Ada Brown, and
Dr. Shipman.
■Visitors were Mrs. Mary Brun
son and Mrs. Effie Spencer.
Mrs. Louise Frazier thanked
Mrs, Littlejohn for her ho.spitality
'’he nrxt meeting will be announe
■d at a later date.
ty.
Marva Brown, Diana Durham,
and Barbara Smith, hostesses for
the April meeting served cookies,
potato chips, and punch.
Members present were Marilyn,
Margo, and Arada Davis, Beverly
Williams, Joan Myers, Shirley
Johnson, Gloria Roberts. Hazel
Brown, Corina Alston, Betty and
Barbara Marable and others.
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EMPLOYED AS SALES CLERK
Mrs. Louise Scott Joseph of Fay
etteville St. has been employed a.:
a slaes clerk at the Beverly Shoppe
on East Main St.
VISITS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lambeth i
and daughter, Lisa, of Newport |
News, Vi. spent the weekend here|
with Mr. Lambeth’s mother, Mrs.'
Lillie C. Lambeth of Onslow St. '
HERE FROM RICHMOND, VA. |
Mr. and Mrs.'Walter G. Ander
son and children and Miss Ruby
Rivers of Richmond, Va. spent the
'.veokend here with their brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leary
Rivers of E. Enterprise St.
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VISITS IN CHERAW, S. C.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Sedgefield
St. spent the Easter holidays visit
ing friends in Cheraw, S. C.
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BEAUTICIANS ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD MEET
The Slate Beautician A.ssocia
tion will meet April 28-May 1 in
Greenville
PARTICIPATE IN NURSERY PRO
GRAM—Shown here »re the pu
pils of Scarborough Nursery who
took p-irt in a program held at
the nursery recently In connection
with fht school's soring promo
tion, Shewn are, first row, Icm to
right, Kenneth Bradley, Deborah
Waddell, Kathy Evans, Sheila Me-
Cov> Wayne Carter and Floyd
Jaclcson. Second row, same order,
are Roderick Miller, Juanita Law
rence, George Evans, Dawn Ta-
born, Patricia Watson. Wanda Wil
liamson, William Couch, Alfred
McCrae, Teresa Burke, Denise
Gray, Audrey Jones and Susan
Simms. Third row, left to right,
are June Sumpter, Glenda Weeks,
William Downey, III, Ronnie Jones
fcmmy Smith, Gay Eleby, Daryl
Perry, J'jdith Reid, Jacqueline
Brown, Timothy Williamson. Tom
my Rowell and Arnette Moore.
Fourth row, let to right, Frederick
Sherrill, Maurice Webb, Su^an
Patterson, Karen Bright, Anthony
Carter, Brenda Stubbs, Phillip
Perry, Beverly Parrish, MMifii
Hcpkins, Phy.lls MurpHy.
--0W, kft to right, Warren
0,^n'se M.tzh'i'.l, Barbara
.'oi H.er 3t-i»le, Venifa
Antoinette Smith, Cat.ierii
terson, Sheila Mason, Carelfit
Oman, Michael Parker and
Millar.
THOUSAND SING IN MASS CHORUS
Several Durham Area Schools Win Ratings at State Music Festii
■>UCHESS*S OF UTOPIA
CLUB HOLDS MEETINGS
On Saturda.v. April 20, the
T)uchpss!’5 of Utopia hcW—their
'"jiilar monthly m'’eting in the
Meeting Room at College Plaza
Lanes vith president, Mts. Davis ^
prcsidin;,', I
The girls discussed their talent;
fashion show which had been held '
the proceeding night in the Hill-'
^ide High School Auditorium. Mrs '
Davis and Mrs. E. M. Johnson, two
:idviscrs to the club, di.scussed the'
Stnte Convention to be held in
Statesville on May 3-4. '
The Duchesses’ dance group has
h:cn asked to do two numbers
on the pro'^ram. The girls plsr
'o charter a bus and sty in States ,
. illo all day May 4. I
Bpcause of the convention, the
regular May meeting will be hold
on April 23, at 6:00 p.m. at the
'lome of Mrs. E. M Johnson. At
his meeting the gi>-ls will turn
in all ticket money and money for
the trip. They will also discuss
nos.sible dates for their next par-
Durham Scouts
In Raleigh Show
Several units from the Dur
ham District, No. 41, of the Boy
Scouts will take part in the an
nual Occoneechee Council Scout
O-Kama to be held at the Dor-
ton si,ate fair arena Saturday.
The “Scout-O-Rama” is an
exposition at which boys will
demonsirate varibus hobbies
and other activities, including
electronics, first aid, physical fit
.ess, and leather crafts.
Also featured at the exposi-
ion will be the “Pinewood
Jerby,” a Council-wide race
.viih hand-made auto racers, a
cub scout games midway, cook-'
Inji fair and pioneering asa^ caitip
ing demonstrations.
Units from Durham who will
take part, and the exhibits they
intend to display at the exposi
tion are as follows:
Pack, troop and explorer post
.■55, White Ilock Baptist Church,
photography and water conserva
tion; Pack 62, C. C. Spaulding
School PTA, Cub Scout Olym
pics; Troop 64, St. Mark AME
Zion Church, Soil Conservation;
Pack and Troop 111, Union Bap
tist Church, Wild West Games
and Tumbling; Troop 118, Red
Mountain Baptist Church, Out
door Camping; Pack 149. Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, “T h e
County Store;” Troop and Post
144, Russell Memorial C. M. E.
Church, Camping; Pack and
Troop 18 7, Burton School,
Indian War Dance and Cook
ing; Pack 190, Mt. Gilead Bap
tist Church, Bucksin Pioneers.
Several schools in the Dur
ham auca received ratings of
“excellent’ or "very good’ in ’
the annual state music contest'
and festival held in Greensboro
last week.
The event was staged at A. ^
and T. College under the spon-'
sorship of the North Carolina
Stale Music Teachers Associa
tion.
Approximately 1,000 students
from throughout the state par- ■
ticipated in a mass chorus, a ^
feature of the event.
Durham area schools who re
ceived ratings at the festival ■
included L,igon High of Ra-1
Icigh; Mary Potter, of Oxford;
Henderson Institut", of Hender
son; Hillside, of Durham: Mer-
rick;_Moore, of Durham; Little
River, of Durham; DuBois, of
Wake Forest; Central, of Hills
boro; J. C. Shaw, of Stovall:
Toler, of Virginia; Whitted
Junior High, of Durham and Lin
coln, of Chapel Hiil.
Top ranking soloi.^ts who pBC
formed during the festivsl
eluded Lana .M-Clary and
Sheryl Strayhorne, ol the Cham
beriin piano studioi, Di^rham:
and voice students -
Brooks. Durtiam. ■*! Ijatira
j Wray, Wak? Forest.
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5A’’URDAY, APRIl. 27th
USHERS AT MID-YEAR SESSION
—Pictured art • group of mom-
birt of the North Carolina Intor-
dcnominational Ushari Auoeia-
tion who took part in fht ergani-
tat:on'i ono day daliberationt at
tha Ushers Heme in Franklinton
Aid Department), Mrt. Pearlie
Winston, Raleigh, and Mrs. J. W.
Jonet, Rcileigh (Secretary). Stand
ing on the back row, left to right, ^
«re Mrt. Lydia Hinton, Raleigh.
Mrt. Roxie Small, Pitttboro, .chain;
man of the convention program
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