OPPICiRS — EUctcd to
(S« Durham chapter of D«lti
Th#t* sorority for th« com
iar aro th«M offleart, who
tor tha abova photo-
at th« loroilty't ^poning fall
maating last month at T. A. Grady Miss Clara Allan, chairman, ra Mrs. Evalyn Draka, custodian;
clamation commitoa; Mrs. Eunica I Mrs. Jochabod Locust, parliaman-
Stawart, corresponding sacratary,! tarian; and Mrs. Mario Pittman,
Mrs. Constance Allen president; | recording secretary.
Dr. Ruth Horry, vice president; i
Community Center. Left to right
are Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, treasur
er; Mrs. Mary Smith, iournalist;
Mrs. Martha Doom, Mrs. Myrtle
Williams, assistant treasurer; Miss
t.TAS WELCOMED—New
,•1 ff»o Durtiam Aaptar
Sigma Theta sorority are
i|) liere with officers of the
at the opening fail
ntoetlng of the sorority last montit.
of tfie Durham
chapter, welcomed it the meeting
are Mrs. Samuel P. Mtssie (left)
and Mrs. Hester Orr (second from
right). They are seen with Delti*
officers Mr*. Constance AHen (see
ond from left), president; and
Dr. Ruth Horry (extreme right)
vice president.
WOODUIN
" " Teacher Is
Batia'i Speaker
air*. Etta A. Woodlen of Wil-
nfnt^tan, Delaware will address
a public meeting sponaored by
Baha’is of Durham to be
bold at 1903 Essex Road on Nov-
co^>er 3 at 3:00 p. m. M the sub
“Oneness of Mankind.” The
pt^ic is cordially invited and
Q9.'';har2e or collection will be
takte
Mrs.. Woodlen. a graduate of
O^rHii College and Columbia
l&^versity, recently completed
thi^rty yetiTs service as a teach
er of‘music in the Wilmington
schools. She is a past
|tf*iident of the Wilmington
nisiness and Professional Worn
.Club. She also been chair-
aM of the YWCA branch, sec-
ffltery of the Wilmington Tea-
(J|wrs Association, and a memljer
•f^the Board of Directors of the
|||icreatlon, PromoUoO and Serv
organization.
Woodlen has been an ac
&aha’i teacher and lecturer
many years. She served as
oj^irman of the National Baha’i
.|l|(efracial Teaching Committee,
fttretary of the Spiritual Assent-
of the Baha’is of Wilming-
and a member ot‘ the Cen
tal Atlantic States Area Teach
Ipg Committee and the Local
ritual Assembly bf Durham,
has travelled extensively in
aware,' Virginia, West Vlr
North Carolina on be-
^ the Baha’i Faith as well
. f iptrv'ed as delegate from Del*'
to the National Baha’i Con
ration held annuaUjr in Wilr
ngtrtte, Illinois.
'Additional meetings will be
JUM^with Mrs. Woodlen on Nov
9ot Information on the
•n4 places of these meet-
'write Baha'i, Box 1921,
or call «83^7tSl
Durham Deltas Welcome 2 New
Members at Year's 1st Meeting
The Durham chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority opened its
new season last month in a soda)
meeting which saw the organiza
tion welcome to recent arrivals
to the organization.
The meeting, held at Grady
Community Center, was the
opening fall meeting for thg or
ganization.
Welcomed to the sorority were
Mrs. Gloria Massey, wife of
North Carojlina College’s new
president, and Mrs. Hester Orr,
wife of a newly appointed North
Carolina College professor.
Mrs. Massie joined her hus
band in Durham at the begin
ning of Setpember. They were
formerly in Washington where
he was on the staff of Howard
University and an official of the
National Science Foundation.
Mrs. Orr, also a newcomer,
came to Durham with her hus
band from Normal, Alabama
where he was a member of the
faculty at Alabama A. M. and N
Sorority members were en
Mahalia To
Have Role in
TV Production
Mahalia Jackson, the world’s
leading gospel singer, has been
set by producers Stuart Millar
and Lawrence Turman to play
herself in a guest appearance in
“The Best Man,” the film ver
sion of Gore Vidal’s Broadway
comedy hit, whichji Franklin
Schaffner is now directing for
United Artists release.
The noted vocalist, who has
toured the world under State
Depirtment auspices, and more
recently sang at the Civil Rights
March on Washington, will in
a sense re-create a bit of history
in “The Best Man,” by singing
at a presidential nominating
convention. In a similar appear
ance Democratic con
vention which nominated Adlai
Stevenson, Miss Jackson’s sing
ing was one of the electrifying
highlights of that event.
’The cast of “The Best Man” is
headed by Henry Fonda, Cliff
Robertson, Margaret Leighton.
Edie Adams, Shelley Berman,
Lee Tracy, Ann Sothtrn, Gene
Baymond and Kevin McCarthy.
tertained by a series of games
and group songs Door prizes
were also awarded.
Aside from newcomers, sor
ority memljers attending the
meeting included the following
Mrs. Constance Watts, Mrs
Juanita MeCaskill, Mrs. Jennii
Taylor, Mrs. Olivia Cole, Mrs
Ruth Lowe, Mrs. Nellie Gilliard.
Miss Lula Thorpe, Mrs. Myrtle
Williams, Miss Clara Allen, Mrs
Vivian Patterson, Mrs. Rose
mond Cox, Mrs. Virgie Davis.
Also, Mrs. Margaret Goodwin
Mrs. Evelyn Drake, Mrs. Joche
bed Locust, Mrs. Geneva Stan-
back, Miss June Harris, Mrs.
Janice Fisher, Miss Suggs. Mrs
Zenobia Jefferson, Mrs. Eunice
Stewart, Mrs. Constance Patillb.
Mrs. Geneva Cheek, Mrs. Rebec
ca Edmonds, Miss Edna Mason.
And, Mrs. Josephine Stray
home, Mrs. Josephine Clement.
Mrs. Mayme Perry, Mrs. Alice
Stewart, Miss Helen Jamison.
Mrs. Marig Pittman, Mrs. Ger
trude Taylor, Mrs. Blanche Hill,
Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Lovey
McCoy, Mrs. Charlotte Sloan,
Dr. Irene Jackson, Dr. Ruth
Horry, Mrs. Mfry Townes, Mrs.
Alma Bennett.
Also, Miss Inez Coleman, Mrs.
Anna Davis, Mrs. Frances School
er, Mrs. Wanda Garrett, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Mrs. Inez Jones.
Mrs. Eliza Tolbert, Mrs. Delores
Marvin, Mr.«. Hortense Holeman.
Mrs. Jeanne Lucas, Mrs. Jesse
Pearson, Miss Snow Bailey, Mrs.
Carolyn Thornton, Mrs. Thelma
Battle, Mrs. Owen Cooke, Mrs
Constance Allen and Mrs. Mar
tha Dooms.
Gastonians Say
Vows in Double
Ring Ceremony
By MAUDE M. JEt'FEIlS
GASTONIA — Miss Evelyn
Erwin, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Herbert Gardin, of Brad
ford Heights, Gastonia, and Al
bert Lewis Jackson, son of Mr
and Mrs. Allsert A. Ja'ckson of
Robinwood Lake Community,
Gastonia, were married in an
impressive double ring ceremony
Saturday at 4:00 p. m. at Center
Baptist Church. The Rev. H. B.
Washington, pastor, heard the
vows exchanged.
Principal Frank E. Parker, of
Hoffman Road School, was or
ganist for the nuptials. Vocal
soloist was Mrs. Jymmie J. Mc
Clure,
Arrangements of white gladi
oli and fern, palms and candles
set in seven branched candelS'
bra were used for a background
with an ar^ and kneeling
bench.
Given iryjiarriage by her fath
er. the bride wore a gown of
l>eau d?v soie. The fitted bodice
was fashioned with a sabrino
necWine, long pointed sleeves
The bouffant skirt was floor
length and swept into a chapel
train. Her double tiered veil of
bridal illusion was (Ta&ght to •
crown of pearls. She carried a
white satin Bible topped with n
cnscadg of white carnations,
mums and Lillies of the Valley.
Mi.ss Patsy Jackson, of Dallas
School faculty, was maid of hon
or. Bridesmaids were Miss Sher-
y Adams and Mrs. Marie Trib-
bip of Belmont. They wore pink
and green dresses and matching
hats. They carried pink carna
tion nosegays. Junior maid was
Sherry Jackson.
Thp bridegroom had his bro
thcr, Allen Jackson, as bestman
Ushers were Miles Jackson, Jr.
and Jerry Erwin.
A reception was given honor
ing the bridal party in the
hurch dining room by the
bride’s aunt. The bride’s table
was centered with a three tier
ed wedding calce topped with
the bride and groom and flank
ed with flowers and ferns. Many
out of town guests attended.
Assisting were Misses Joyce
Tate, Jerelene Erwin, Marylenc
Wallace and Mrs. Mabel Walker.
Bqth bride and groom are
graduates of Highland High
School, Gastonia, and Carver
College of Charlotte. Mr. Jack
son is serving in the U. S. Aft"
Force in Elsworth, S. Dakota
and Is on leave. His basic train
ing was earned at Lackland Air
Force Base in Texas.
The newlyweds are popular
members of Gastonia’s Younger
set.
D. C. to Host
Women Nov. 13
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Ne
gro women will take a look at
themselves today during the
28th annual convention of the
National Council of Negro Wom
en, Inc., Noiiember 13-17 in
Washington,.'^. C.
The ConvMtion will have
headquarters at the Statler Hil
ton Hotel In this city.
A two-day Leadership Semin
ar will precede plenary sessions
and provide the forurn of In
quiry into the convention theme:
"The Negro Woman In tha
aneipation Century.”
The call to convention was is
sued this week by tb« group’s
The following births were re
ported to the Durham Countj
Health Department during the
week of October 21 through 26.
Aris and Barbara Jones, girl.
Wade and Rosa Robinson, boy.
Robert and Calvin Starnes,
l)oy.
Fred and Constance Chalmers,
boy.
Alphonso and Maggie Garrett,
girl.
Joseph and Barbara Fryar,
girl.
National President, Miss Doro
thy I. Height, of New York City.
The National Council of Ne
gro Women, Inc., has a member
ship of 25 National Organiza
tions in 47 states representing
nearly three million women. DT
rect membership is in 07 lodrt
councils and Junior councils in
37 states. A leadership core of
direct membership is comprisefl
of 57 Life Members.
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