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SATURDAY. DECEMgE* 12. bUkU&A, H. t.-l*AOt J-A
Nacesina Club Holds Meeting
The Nacesina rUih lieltl its! aHicles hclptd to cdhipete the
monthly meeting, Pecembrr 1 at | liptoratibns.
the home nf Mrs. RortrHcl: Hoath
Mrs. Lucille Richardson was hos
tess.
The home wa.s (lecoratecl to re
veal the .Cliristmas spirit. A small
tree, poin.settia and other yuletlde
E. E. betterment
LEAGUE Tt) HOLD
MONTHLY MEET
The .East EHd Bbttfel-meWt
League!? 'monthly meeting will be
held, Monday, Decenlber 14, 8:()0
P.M. at the E. D. Mickle Recrea
tion Center.
All members ire urged to he
present. Business ot importance.
Thomas Strudwick is secretary and
J. L. Hollo’.vay is president.
The highligHt of the buslneas
session was the completion oi
ptans I'or the Chri.stmas dance 16
be held at the store of Miss Ailnie
Mae Bynum on December 26.
A menu of ham and cheesie,
jello salad, pickles, -fruil cake,
potato chips, candy, nuts, coffee
and cake was served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Richard-
sort’s hos{)Itality W6^6 Mesdames
Virginia Haskins, Nelly McCray,
Gbrtrlide Gibson, Sarah Campbell,
Anne Mae Bynum, Gertrude Rog
ers, Dorothy Blakhey, Mattie Can
ty, Josephine Haskins, Edna Bron
son, Wilma Covington, Geraldine
Covington, Lucille Richardson ahd
Eva Lois Hargrove.
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oSl'lCfeRS SUNDAY
The insitiilatldh ojt officers ’A'ill
be beld ii tHe IttDHthly meeting
of the Durham Interdenomination
al Ushers yhlbh Suhday, Dec. 13,
at St. John Baptist Church, On
slow Street, at 3:15 p.m.
Mrs. hdsbtla of New Beth
el Baptist Church will deliver the
installation address on the pro
gram, Which has as a theme,
Striving Towards Greater Growth,
krs. Callye Daye of St. John will
rtiake the installation charge, and
the Rev. L. M. Gooch, pastor of
the host church, will make re
marks.
ttiS officers to be installed, all
of whom were reelected are: Clyde
Moore; Jh, presldeht; J. H. Betts,
first vicife president; Mrs. Minnie
F'brd, 'SeCond vice president; Mrs.
Mac Willie Webb, recording secre
tary; Mri. Mary Vanhook, financial
secfetary, Lonnlb Prazler, treas
urer; J. R. Mitchell, finance com-
miltie chalrmiln, iild Charlie Tay
lor, cha{tlalh.
Rev. C. I Mitelil
Pastor of St. PdUl
liiltdlled as
kiptist Church
Bahli'is Attend
State Meeting
: - ■ f
-Sevefi Durhamites attended the
annual state convehtion ot the
BaH'a’i World Faith held in Greens
boro, Decemb'er 6, 1964. Earl
Smith, Mrs. Carlotta Holmes, Mrs.
tudmllia Van Sombeek, Wiley Al
lison, Mrs. Thelma Allison, An-
dre.v Allison, ahd Miss Jegn Nor
ris Joiited ftaha’is from the 21
cities and toWns of North Carolina
where Btlha’lB inside in attending
the yearly hieeting which feature's
prayers ^or peice, the election of
dele^teS l6 the ^latlftnal conven
tion to be held in Wilihfette, Illi
nois, in April, and discussions of
activities to edviiilce the unity of
mabkinil 4nd spiritual revitaliza-
^|0|| :
Batia’is in the other states of
the tJhibh held conferences at the
sain»-4toe^8imilar meetings are
held in \he 260 eouiltries and ter
ritories, the world where Baha’is
live. ' J.
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GASTO-NIA—Miss Naomi Lind
say, bride-elect was honored at a
mi.'collanoous shower at the home
of Mr anti Mrs. Lonnie Mickles, of
428 Queens Road, Friday evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Mickles, Mrs.
Uufus Armstrong and Miss Peirl
Phillips. Tliirty-two guests attend
ed.
Mj.ss ^ Lindsay, the charming
daughter ef Mr. and'MVs.- S. L.
Lindsay of 1925 S. Wingate Street,
was beautifully attired in a soft
green ’aooI outfit. She was pre
sented a shoulder corsage of car
nations by the hostesses.
The guests were entertained
with games in the spacious recep
tion room which was decorated
with seasonal arrangements of
flowers and ferns. They were serv
ed party pick-ups and pUrtdh. This
bowl was encircled witH pompoms
-and-ferns. The table was covered
with a baby bllie linen cloth and
overlaid with a white imported
lace cloth. Many gifts were re-
oeivrtf by the hottoree.
By MAUDE M. JEFFERS
GASTONIA—In.stallation servjc#s
'for the I?ev. C. R. Mitchell as plta-
lor ot St. Paul Baptist Church.
Gastonia, were held Sunijay,’i^o-
voml)or 29 at 3 p.m. The Rev. Asa
L. Bfll, pastor of First Baptist
Church, of Wadfsboro, N. C., di
thered the message and his adult
a n d children’s choir rendered
the music. Uev. Bell also gave the
charge to the pastor.
Kcv. Dennis L. Epting, pastor qf
Mt. Piea.sant Baptist Church, Bal
mont, presiding minister for the
service, gave the charge to the
church. lie pointed out the im
portance of working together to
support tlie minister in his serv
ices to the church and comitiunity.
Official greetings and words of
welcome to the Rev. Mitchell,were
extended by Attorney D. E. Rara-
seur. Greetings TrbtH the City Were'
extended by City Councilman x'
Jeffers and from the Ministers’
Association and churches by jthe
Rev. A. C. Hunnicutt, pastor of
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church.
The pastor’s father. Deacon Mc
Kinley Mitchell of the Baptist
Church of Colerain, offered the
prayer follo'^ing the scripture by
the Rev. II. S. Diggs, pastor of
First Baptist Church of Rocking
ham.
Chairman of the Deacon Board.,
Blair T. Humphrey presented Rev.
Mitchell to the church and ex
pressed to him the apifreciatlon
for "the church of his services as
pa.stor and leader.
During the course of the pastor’s
message he said that he was work
ing with the congregation to im
prove the church and with all
activities for the forward, going
program of community participa
tion. He urged the fullest coo|)el'a
tion of the entW chureh iricltidihg
the youth and the aged.
Many of Rev. MltbHell’S rrlet«»
from his former church of Hamelt
as well as people from mafi^
churches of the city witnessed the
services.
After the ceremony the congri
gation greeted Rev. and Mrs. Mit
chell and presented them a gift
and a corsage to Mrs. Mitchell and
a boutonnaire to the pastor. They
and an overflow congregation It-
tended the reception ih the din
ing hall of the church.
Committee for this phate Was
Napoleon Adams, Chairman; G6.
W. Moore, Mesdames Hattie Cralg,
Ida Geeter, Thelma Moore, befco-
ration Committee included MM.
Larnell Riggers, Chairman; Misi
Margaret Ru.ssell, Mrs.'Pearl Earlfe,
Mrs. Thelma Nix and Mrs. Peggie
Ferguson. Hospitality Comrttltt^a
included Mrs. Velo Jingles, chair
man; Mesdames Ann Rhyne, Cai"-
nella Dunn, Prince {tatnseilh ahd
^ean Gregory. Genferal progtaitt
committee were B. T. Humphrey,
Napoleon Adams, Banks Roach,
Mrs. M. J. Cabiness and Mrs. W.
M. Anderson. Publicity conimittee
included Mrs. Kathree Rhyne and
Mrs. M. M. Jeffers.
Officials of the churth stated
ift
The followln* bbtW #iW rt-
ported to the Durham OiMt#
Health Department duinx tke
week of November lib iwoui&
December 5:
John and Mamie Cfilloway, iirl-
Alford and Wiilie 'Wllkerson, Doy;
J. P. and Hilda Goldaton, firi:
John and PeaH itiriton, b^; Cllrt-
ton and Ollfe Mayes, girl; Leo and
Annie Kimble, kiH; JoHii &HQ
Pearlie Wright, bfly; dedl'ga inii
Leola Gattla, boy; Frediiii^
Charles Laaktr, boy; lUytnbM^
and Frances Dixon, g^rl;
and Joaneil Mksaejr, boy; Italpli
ahd Annie Fr^zibr, girl; Jbscph
and CarlitU, bof.
that the pastor '#ho was elected
in September has been an asset
to the church and community iti
many ways, lie has added mem
bers and ha.s- begun to Improve
all departments of the church and
Sunday School. H i s wife, the
former Bena Nurin, of Durham,
works with him in th? church.
The Mitchell’s have a three year
old daughter, Cylhiji Maria who
is also ah aid to the progrnrii of
the church.
YWCA Weekly
Calendar
MbNbAy, DECEMBER 14
10: l6 A.M. Y-Teens will meet at
Whitted Schoal -
3:1S P.M. Recraational Club
will meet at Crest St. School
4:30 P.M. Y-Teens will meet at
Walltbwh Community Cent.
TU{:SdAVi DECEMBER 15
10:d0 AM VWCA Play School
will bfe held at McDougald
. Terrace Community Center
4:00 P.M. P|ay Hobby Group
Party ‘ivHl be held at
McDougald Terrace
Community Cehter
4?r30 t>.M. YWCA Christmas
Program ‘"The Hanging of
th? Greens” will be held
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16
3:18 P.M. Pre-Teens will meet
at Lyon Park School
4:00 P.M. Snappy Teens will
meet at the YWCA
■ THVR8DAY, DECfeMBER 17
10:00 A.M. YWCA Play School
will be held at McDougald
Terrace Community Center
10:^ A.M, Teenage Program
Committee will meet at the
YWCA
, ^ at Pearson School.
4:6o P.M. Sophisticated Teens
will meet at the YWCA
rt:30 P.M. YWCA Dance Class
Will meet
7:a0 P.M. Y-T*feens will mett at
Little Rivtsr School
t’ftlDAY, DECEMBER 18
lt):lB A.II. Y-Teens will meet at
iaiiies E. Shepard Sthool
4:O0 P.M. ^7th Grade Y-teens
•*ill meet at the YWCA '
7:30|P M. Y-’t’een Dance will be
hpl(i at the YWCA
SAtllRbAY, DRCEMBER 19
11:30 A.M. YWCA Dance Class
will meet
2:00 P.M. Merrick-Moore Y-
Teens will meet at the
VWCA
8:00 P.M. Townhouse Council
Yourni Adult Dance will be
held at the YWCA
Just bei'oti' Tier young son left
to attepd a friend’s bii tliday party,
his mother cautioned him: “Re
member to be a little gentleman.
You know what being a little
gentleman meaiis, don’t .vou?”
“Yes,” replied the lad. “It
meant I won’t have any fun.”
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