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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Bass of Ilougcmont, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Eunice, to Jimmie Gist of Woodruff, S. C. The couple is presently employ ed in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School system. A summer marriage is planned. Miss Ella Britton Hostess to "Hen Party" The beautiful and spacious home of Miss Ella Britton was the scene of the "Hen Party" given by the Happy Pals on Saturday evening, December 19. The house was decorated throughout in the Christmas tradi tion and it was evident from the arrangements that Miss Britton be longs to a garden club. Mrs. Louise Jenkins and Mrs. Uflltic Singleton went all out in their menu which consisted of pick up, bite size hors d'oeuvrcs, egg nog and pink night Christmas punch. Santa made his entrance and ■ the club sisters shouted with glee, tried on and compared Rifts. Miss ' Myrtle Taylor who has been con fined with a fractured ankle, was remembered by each member. "There really is a Santa" stated Miss Taylor. Music consisted of recordings of Christmas carols and Miss Harper's gift from her club sisters, (LP by White Rock's Choir) was tho rpasihly enjoyed. KThose enjoying the affair were: vfSitors, Mrs. Ernest Pratt, Mrs. ,/yidie Barbee and Mrs. Trice. Mem bers attending were Miss Myrtle Taylor, Miss Virginia Rogers, -Mes dSmes Louise Jenkins, Elmira Plintall, Hattie Singleton, Mary Taylor. Minnie Frazier, Josie Pow ell and Amelia Harper. en Ait. -wise by LYDIA PERRINS JSft Main Dish of Leftover Vegetables .. Leftover vegetables can be transformed into an attractive ttiain dish called a "timbale." Puree the cooked vegetables by rubbing them through a sieve. VEGETABLE TIMBALE 4 eggs 1 '/j cups milk, scalded 2 cups pureed, cooked vegetables , 1 teaspoon Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce , 1 teaspoon onion juice , Salt, pepper and garlic to taste Beat eggs slightly; gradually stir In scalded milk. Add pureed vege , tables and seasonings; mix well. £ JJour mixture into a well-greased ring : mold or custard cups, set in a shal low pan of hot water, and bake in ~ jnoderate oven (350° F.) lor 45 to 60 jrlnutes, or until iirm. (individual tlmbales will requlrs a shorter bak ing time than one large one.) Unmold and serve with tomate sauce. (Serves 6.) WIG LET HAIR STYLES , tcamot 5T* " tolv«i thm "THIN TOP MOiUM" - "235?-.? & m?*Z sst* ** j ( . fASY TO R S E^ r T ' YLa COMES IN !■'■' 'REGULAR AND THICKER STYttSI jPTO J«f Black UXMI V Off Black BBKKM^KgIm Dark Brown Mi*ad Grey A REGULAR fIOLIT *«.»• >V'I LOMOII.TRICKIR IMWr !»!•»• 't I '. 0010 MIDAI HAIR PRODUCT*, »•«. D.pt. BT ttMNtaft *my, Rr»»hly«. N.T. 11235 For eomplata llluitratfd CffllOf tt Matfata Half Styl.i, Win, Half cap, and j :.l luma and addrua. ttt jam (Ui IfW W ~ JlMtfttLVfe _ r. Durham Persona SPENDS HOLIDAYS IN CLEVELAND, OHIO Miss Martha V. Rowland left the city by Eastern Airlines to spend Christmas and N CM Years with relatives and friends in Cleveland, Ohio. * » VISITS RELATIVES IN DURHAM Mrs. Margaret Townsend of Akron. Ohio spent several days here visiting relatives and fi-eniij 0 0* RETURNS FROM CHICAGO, ILL. Mrs. Roberta Edmundson of Dunbar St. has returned home after spending several days with relatives and friends in Chicago. 111. » 0 * SPENDS HOLIDAYS IN DURHAM Miss Maude N. Austin, a teach er in the Roanoke Rapids School system, is spending the holidays with relatives in Durham. % e c * CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY The Lyon Park Rose GaWen Club held its annual Christmas party Monday, December 14, at the Biltmore Hotel. , A delicious turkey dinner was served. Those attending the gala affair were Mesdames Essie Amey, Pearl Brown, Elizabeth Bullock, Mattie Canty, Fannie CozarL A. B. Greene, Mary Hardy. Josephine Hoskins, Ruth Joyner, Helen Mc Clain, Ruth Mears, Catherine Shaw, Elnora Smith and Fannie Tapp. 6thers attending were Mes dames Bessie Thompson. M. W. Webb, Alice Jones, Virginia Has kins, Thelma Mitchell, and Willie G. Sneed. Others presc.: included Aiisses Mable Freelanu. and Alenc Mebane. Guests present were Mrs. Helen Flemming, Mrs. Mavis Brew ington, Mrs. Addie Langlcy. Mrs Mary Johnson, Mrs. Arzabcll Pat terson, Little Mayme France* Webb, Wm. Amey, Sr.; Haywood Jackson, Willie Bullock, Chester Webb, Willie Jones, Grover Shaw, Pete Joyner, Jr., Sam Greene, Na thaniel Tate and J. R. Mears. A short program followed the dinner and "Secret pals" were re vealed and gifts exchanged. MRS. L. M. MORRIS VISITS IN DURHAM Mrs. Lillie Mae Morris of Balti more, Md., visited relatives and friends in Durham for the holi days. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Miss Teresa Groton and her brother, Don are home for Christ mas. Don is attending Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland, Ohio, while Teresa is an Elementary education and music major at Ben nett College, qieensboro, The. daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Groton, 606 Dun bar St., both are happy to spend the holidays with their parents. VISITOR FROM PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Mattye Robeson Bagley of Philadelphia, is spending the holi days in Durham visiting her fath er. John Robeson and other rela tives. • * * * WEST DURHAM BLOSSOM CLUB HOLDS' ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY The Wert Durham Blossom ''ar icn Club h"ld its annual Christ nas party Tue:'!av, December 15, at the home of Miss Stephens on Powt; Street. The home was beaut'fully deco rated throughout with the Christ mas ornaments. During the evening, games were enjoyed, afterwhich assorted sand Relies, egg nog, cake, candy and peanuts were seivat the follow •ng members and guests; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Perkins, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gunn, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bond, Mr. and Mrs *730 TaiSTT-*B-50 flltATMctsr Wlflet-*it*. #72DIE«T|T£"-48.5Q atu wnm wiIIIHIUI' Notes of Interest Burch Coley, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Fuller, Mesdames Mozella McLaughlin, Mary McClary, Beu lah Edwards, Naomi Parker, Net-, tye Mcßae, Genvia Taylor, Ruby Hargravcs, Ella Jackson, Beulah Coley, Margret Allen, Alease By num, Beatrice Spencer, Mary Alli son, Mattyc Canty, Elnora Johnson, Katie McDaniel, Novella Crawford, Gertrude Mcßroom, Gertrude Gib son. Others were John Plummer and James Eton. The enjoyable evening ended after Mrs. Margret Fuller portray ed Santa Clause and presented gif ts to each member and guests. THE BORLANDS HAVE HOLIDAY HOUSE. GUESTS Miss Barbara Borland, who lives with her brother Harold in Lawton, Oklahoma, •A'here she attends sch ool, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Borland, Sr. of Thaxton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Borland Jr. and two children of Milford, Conn, also spent the Christmas holidays with the Borlands. RETURNS TO WASHINGTON D. C Miss Jessye Winford McQueen has returned to her studies at Ho ward University in Washington, D. C, after spending a very plea sant holiday weekend with friends and relatives in Durham. VISITS MOTHER James Curtis Fuller of Conn, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Beatrice Spencer during the yuletide sea son ENTERTAINS AT BRUNCH On Christmas morning Mrs. An na Pearlie Duke of Sedgefield St. entertained at "brunch'; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edwards Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gunn, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Love, Mesdames Mary Step hens, Beulah Edwards, B. A. Mack; Miss Mary Louise Stephens, and Ruth Stephens and John W. Mark ham. A most delicious menu was enjoyed. YEAR ROUND GARDEN CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. B. PEELE The Year Round Garden Club met at th" home of Mrs. Banetia Peele on Dunbar Street, Monday, December 21. Mrs. Speigner open ed the Garden Gate, leading the group in singing "Silent Night." She read the gospel of Matthew, followed by explaining the origin of the praying hands which was very impressive. Mrs. Madge Hnirgrovcs, the President, then dispenspd with the business. The meeting then took the form of a Christmas Party. The members exchanged gifts. Mrs. William Bailey led the group in playing games. Mrs. Pccle served a delicious chicken salad platter, fruit cake, cofffcefe, huts and candies. A joyous time was had by all. Members present were: r > i CARNATION COOKING HINTS r§£T I v -' I SCOTT HUME SERVICE DIRECTOR AND HER STAFF I V. J Team up the go-together flavors of pineapple and orange this spring in tasty Pineapple-Orange Salads. They're smooth and creamy, and ever-so-light, because they're made with Carnation Evaporated Milk. Carna tion is the economical double-rich milk that whips up to three times its volume. Whipped Carnation not only makes refreshing salads but also chiffon pies, parfaits a.ud desserts. Get acquainted with whipped Carnation today. You'll enjoy using it often. B 3MHkv I K£9 Kggr i-, . Bt tMkJJOhTLj' U Kk. • VEjwnfe> *JB PINEAPPLE-ORANOE SALADS (Makes 8-10 servings) 1 cup (8% ounce con) '/ cup mayonnaise crushed pineapple Vl (up chopped orange slices Pinsapplf »yrup plus % cup chepped celery water to Hlfllt* 1 cup % cup (small can) undiluted 1 package (3 ounce) CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK lemon-flavored gelatin 1 tablespoon lemon juice r*r«.ln pineapple, save syrup. Heat syrup and water to boiling. Pour over gelatin. Stir until gelatin is dissolved. Chill until consistency of unbeaten egg white. Stir pineapple, mayonnaise, orange slices and celery Into gelatin. Chill Carnation in refrig erator tray until soft lc« crystals form around edges of tray • 10-15 minute*). Whip until Stiff (about 1 minute). Add lemon Jui? and whip very stiff (1 Minute longer). Fold whipped Carnation into gelatin mixture. Spoon into 8 to 10 individual molds. Chill until Arm, about S hours. Unmold on ltttuce leaves Mi garnish with orange siloes and coconut. I ■, . ."IJlfffSl ' ' ' "3? H '" • , ' 1 m • tjb »■ m&S « jHhV MRS. HUNTER Hunter-Williams Wedding Vows Spoken at Mt. Bethel Bapt. Church Miss Oveda N. Williams was, married, Thursday, November 26, at Mount Bethel Baptist Church, Roxboro, with Rev. Herbert Car ter officiating. ' . *>-. • I Mrs. John Lipscomb pianist and j Mrs. Marinda McPherson soloist,; presented nuptial music for the' ceremony. The bride is the daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams of Rox boro. The groom is hc son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Mor ganton. Given in marriage by her bro ther, Wallace Williams, the bride 'gown of bridal satin, de s}jjnet; s wjuh a fitted bodice, long t v full skirt ending in veil was {*• seed pearls. I, ; Vi. j ■ j Mesdamts Roxie • Rowland, Ger trudo Long, • Sarab f elder, Marie Spei&per,. Flossie Torain, Lillian Farriogton, I £»! ella Lipscomb, Plassie' Harris, Fannie McLean, Madge HaVgrpvcs, Lena Gales, yatlje Mcaddfyp, Wilma Milum, 'ls4gerlia Simmons, Alhia Bennett, Lorain Thorpe, Mary Green. Miss fedna Mason; Guests: Mrs. William Bailey and Miss Elexine Mosley. I She carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with white or ehids. The maid of honor was Mist; I Gleneva Williams; sister of the ! bride. Other attendants *eie Mrs. | O/.clla Weaver, the bride's sister | Miss l'auLinc Johnson, and »Miss Constance Fainey. Miss Sandy- Lunsford the bride's niece served as flower girl. | Charles Hunter, brother of the groom was best- man. Ushers were Willie (Harrington of So'ut'i Boston, Va., William I>i;',**s of Roxboro, and Roger Caldwell of Morgan ton A reception followed the wed ding at the Sportsman's Country Club in Roxboro. Mrs. Hunter is a teacner at Cen tral High School in HillsbbfO.' rtutv ter is emnloyed as a teacher in Swammamoa. f , '& * rat**SiMPr r j- .fW *%': .y^pJPfBEBWW- :•.^jorijE BL *ly i'L ♦MI. .• ■ ' -- '_'!« Natural Gas heats _ L £or one-half the cost of electricity 1 I —.'- . • - .... Pr ... «»' Yes, Natural gas heat is so much more economical than electric heat, 1 Imagine! The savings on gas heat through the years can pay for an* additional room on your home. And all the time, you're enjoying »• warm, even temperatures and clean "fresh air' 7 heat. Just call and "m we'll show you ho\V natural gas will heat your homo for one-half the |j, ! cost of electricity, ■ £ * A '»!»:] A PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Of NORTH CAROLINA f isk r. . ! ": VISITS wwrrii IN AUIHATF George Whit«, Sr. of Norfolk, Va. visited his son and family, Mr. N. B. White of 1501 S. Alston Ave. for the holidays. * ♦ • MR. AND GEORGE WHITE HAVE HOUSE GUESTS anq ;Wrs:'(>cor«j White had as their .h4lW:jy' h)triequcitii Mr White's brothel", Jottn* I. White of Washingtoh;, Di C.; and an aunt, Mrs. Essie M. iiedd of New York, New York. HAS FT. SAN HOUSTON, TEXAS VISITOR Joseph Ancrum of Ft. San Hous ton, Texas visited his father J. A Ancrum of Durham recently. „ " . * • ♦ 4g VISITS IN HAMPTON, VA. Miss Mittie Edmundson of Dun bar St. spent the holidays with her sister and brothei-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. J. tiolloway of Hampton, Va. WED IN INFORMAL CEREMONY On December 26, Miss Gerglriine Miller, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs Charlie Greer, 304 N. Queen became the bride of William Howand Duyc, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daye. Rev. Grady D. Davis, Pastor of Union Baptist Church performer the informal ceremony. The bride and groom are both rraduates of Merrick-Mcorc High School. The bride is also the granddaughter of William Johnson 304 N. Queen St. A reception was held at tlie home of the bride following the wedding. Those witnessing the occassioti were Mrs. Snoda Bell. Judith Fort ney, Miss Isabell Holder, Miss l)r laney Webb, Miss I.ena Ellerbee, Miss Emma J. Grntry, Mr. anrlMrs. 0. 11. Pettiford, Mrs. Mary -Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel I'clliford, Mr. and Mrs. George (loss, Mr and Mrs. Robert Rqdgers; Miss Bevekly Parker, Miss Willie Mae Williams. Others were William Williams,. George McCfain, Robert E. Johhson, Paul Dayciand Donnie Turrcniine. ijllE MORE I think of it. 1 One! thii conclusion more impressed upon me—that, the greatest thing a N)tr>tpon ,Soul ever docs in this wiirM is to sec something and tell M'flpt jit saw in a plain way. i - • —John Ruskin !, •" "} (today's successful men were 'on the make' nobody envied them. • Tii E C-k &6L i « A T-i fcijUl SATURIJAT, JANUARY 9, 1965 Miss Judith Clementyne Grandy Makes Formal Bow io Society Tuesday evjciiijifi,' Miss Judith ICfßrr*3ntyi)(V'; fcriirtdl' tormjil bo ( w, to , } society In 500 guests Trorri Du'rn'am and many' other "states. She was presented in the University Ballroom iifcihe lack Tar.Durham Hotel *Pathec. lir. C. Durham Grandy, alter having been .honored at a cocktail hour and buffet dinner in the Hill lioom and Washington -ilulvti- Bnllror.w.—A- receiving line was formed during the cocktail hour so that all guMs could be introduced to Miss Grandy. Dur ■injTthe dinner. Mrs. Grandy gave a short program reading telegrams f congratulations, acknowledging ■lifts received, flowers s nt, and introducing special guests. All ishcrs, marshals, and attendants • ere introduced—■- MaiirJco Battle if At';.nl i' C'ty, New .1 r.;ey serv i 'd a.s Chief Marshal. Alter Ihe 'inner, all pilosis preceded to the 'riversity Ballroom for the pre- FRIENI)L\ CIRCLE MEETS WIT!! MRS. LITTLE JOHN / On Sunday, Dccii.'j .■•r Zi, the , !•': ienillv Circle Club of Si. Marl. AMIJZ ('ln;rVh i"i i* * I with Mrs. l-'lo r: nee IJtilejoljn, 410"l.awsou St Devolluiul sen ice was led by M-s. Helen McNeil. Following a brief business s'vs ion t!ir li"-Irs. s'-r i I *;i 1 ;-y i!" irious dinner. The: e pi p , cut ji«- lii'ied; Mi'sdaini'S Mildred Jones,' Sarah Cameron. Helen IdeNeli, j t;> '.el Sleuliens, t.etia Thoiayson, ' ar 'i" Gi'mlt, ('in'i'e Brown, Odes'.a Al.exancrd. Louise l , 'ra/i« , r, iCIi/a Vt'i Blown, Murg.ir 1 Biunpap Annie Thompson, Oda Hoberson. nnd Marie Brthea. Others present Ytfre L'eroy Hobci'son, W. L. Thorn pstin, Grov: r Builhey and James Bet Ilea. Mrs. Valeria I'eaeoek. Mrs Mkirv lifiinson and Mi-ss Jackie I.ittle john were visitors. W. L. Thompson thanked Ihe hostess and the me-ting pdjoiir'rtnd to meet Xith Mrs. Carrie Grantt, 213 Mclinc St., Sunday, January IV. w *"». Mrs.' Odessa Alexander, presi dent; Mrs. Carrie Grantt, treasur er; and Mrs. Sarah Cameron is sec retary. Page 3B DURHAM, N . C-f • II A BL tm MISS GRANDY sentatio'n dance. MuSic was ijy i'raak Bennett's orchestra. After the presentation, Miss Gran ] t'y dined with her father, fol lowed by a special dance for all i members of the Grandy family. An outst'HHling highlight was thei presentation of bouquets by the! ushers and marshals to Miss Gran-j ! dy. After the dance a special 4n frrmal danee and breakfast was ; served lo all lie ushers, marshals, and attendants at the Grandy home at 10115 Crete St. This was •:ivn by it. and Mrs. Flotilla Wat kins of Greensboro. I're-D rlj activities include a : 'uneheen -iv n fen Miss Gratidy "ii Moil-lay by Mrs. Maceo Sloan. ;md daiirhten t'liarlotte at their • home. Many local friends attend-' ed tiiis lunClieOn with special guests being Miss Grandy and het mother- Mrs. C. I). Grandy. Tups'- , 1 a lyuiich was,given for Miss Grani fly and her -mother at the Hlair ..House. This brunch was given bf, * Miss Joy "Beftle of Durham and! tier mother M r s M. S. Beale andj . -as attrnr'ed by all of the attehd-j I; ants assisting with the debut. Div C» D. Grandy and son Clemueli • Jr. were hosts to a brunch Tuasi ! day at the Jack Tar Durham lloteS . j in honor of all of the marshal* . and ushers. Special guests vMrcj ' Doctors' It. D. Douglas and Dr| S William Wheeler of Texas.
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