ENTERTAINS TEEN-AGERS—
The National Sorority of Phi
Dalta Kappa, Bete Zeta Chap
tar, entertained tha teen-ageri
DURHAM CHAPTER
Deltas Making Plans for Regional at Jack Tar
The members of the Durham
Alumnae Chapter of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sororrity are
making plans for their 1966
South Atlantic Regional Con
ference to be held at the Jack
Tar Hotel, Durham, April 7-9.
Fifty-seven chapters of the so
rority, thirty-nine alumnae and
eighteen undergraduate chap
ters will attend the conference
from three states, Virginia,
South Carolina and North Car
olina. On two occasions, Mrs.
Edythe Tweedy, Director of
the South Atlantic District, has
come from Rocky Mount, to
meet with the Durham Alum
nae Chapter to help plan the
program for the conference.
The theme of the Regional will
be "Decisive Action for Free
dom Through Education."
The following committee with
their chairman and co-chairmen
have been organized to help
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Spring and a Costume Suit Go Steady
A costume suit pretty, practical and
a natural for Spring. The
tbtal look is the sum total of fashion
right for every occasion, any
where.
The prettiest ensembles feature
checks and plain fabrics together.
The fabrics themselves are smooth
textured and only a bit of newsy
stitching and the pattern provide
fashion interest. The result: chic, un
cluttered flattery that is truly contem
porary.
of tha Oxford Colored Orphan
age at a Chriitmai party on
Dicimbar 31, at tha T. A.
Grady Recreation Center.
1 the Steering Committee formu
i late plans and activities for the
: conference: Steering Commit
i tec—Miss Clara Alien; and Mrs.
• Constance Allen, Durham
Alumnae President; Registra
tion and Credentials Mrs.
Willie B. Hill and Mrs. Frances
Schooler; Kits and Souvenirs—
■ Mrs. Jeanne Lucas and Mrs.
Mudy Stone; Exhibits Mrs.
Alma Bennett and Mrs. Doro
thy Campbell; Publicity—Mrs.
Mary L. Smith and Mrs. Eve
lyn Drake; Social Activities—
Mrs. Constance Pattillo and
Mrs. Betty Blackman; Hospital
ity—Mrs. Minnie Spaulding and
Mrs. Martha Dooms; Banquet—
Mrs. Wanda Garrett and Mrs.
Olivia Coles; Program - Miss
Ruth Horry and Mrs. Anna
Davis; Finance—Mrs. Gertrude
Taylor and Mrs. Charlotte
Sloan; Luncheon Mrs. Inez
Coleman and Mrs. Jochebed Lo-
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Aside from timeliness and beauty, a
costume suit travels well. According
to National Board of the Coat and
Suit Industry, "The increase in air
(liglit has meant an increase in the
sale of mobile, versatile fashions."
Certainly, the many ways yx>u can
wear a costume suit and its fitness for
so many places give it travel-ability.
So, get on the bandwagon. Take a tip
and take a trip but be sure to go in a
costume suit. Wearing it is more than
half the fun!
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—r— —-ij/omeMtQ/liMM-
Special gvett Included Mr*.
Natiufco Jama* and teen-agers
from the Durham community.
■ cust; Transportations Mrs.
Jessie Pearson and Mrs. Gene
■ va Stanback; Music—Mrs. Alice
Stewart and Miss Celia David
son; Housing—Mrs. Constance
Watts and Mrs. Rosemond Cox;
Blind Date—Mrs. Jennie Taylor
and the Delta Undergraduates.
A. & T. COLLEGE
ALUMNI CHAP.
TO MEET SUN.
The Durham Chapter of the
A. and T. College Alumni As
sociation will meet Sunday,
January 16, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Elwood Carter,
2110 Concord St. at 5:00 p.m.
The agenda will include new
membership, the cabaret party
and committee appointments.
All members and A. and T.
graduates seeking membership
are invited.
Mr». Jamas, attirad in Har
Japanase coltumt, antartained
tha group with a nativa danca.
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Social Notes
By RUTH JOHNSON
Associate Society Editor
Dial 489-4597 .
HILLSBORO CHURCH
HEARS MISSIONARY
Rev. Jack Duckworth, a mis
sionary to the Island of Cura
cao, Netherlands Antilles, for
the Pilgrim Holiness Church,
spoke at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, at
the Pilgrim Church in Hills
boro.
Rev. Duckworth is home on
furlough after service on Cura
c4o, an island off the coast of
Veneiuela. He served as dis
trict superintendent and was
pastor of the Buena Vista
Church in Willemstad. Prior to
his appointment to the mission
field, Rev. Duckworth did evan
gelistic work and served as an
instructor in the high school
department of Frankfort Pil
grim College, Frankfort, Ind.
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YW BRANCH HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
* "Program Come Alive" was
the theme of the 44th annual
meeting of the Tubman Branch
of the YWCA, which was held
on Thursday, January 13, at
7:00 p.m.
Preceeding the program, a
buffet dinner was served.
The program depicted activi
ties of the various YW depart
ments. Special guest was Mrs.
McMurry S. Richey, Coordina
tor of Day Care, Operation
Breakthrough.
The newly elected members
of the committee on adminis
tration were announced. Mrs.
Pearl Cordice, president, pre
sided.
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MATRONS CLUB HOLDS
MEET AT YWCA
The Matrons Club met Wed
nesday, January 12, in the
Hill Room of the YWCA. Guest
speaker, Mrs. James Withrow,
spoke nn tfjsmetology and hair
styling. New officers were in
stalled and a social hour fol
lowed.
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RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony John
son of Durham have return to
their home after attending the
annual debutantes ball in Vir
ginia. Miss Janice Johnson,
their niece, was introduced into
society at the debutante ball.
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VISITING IN DETROIT.
MICHIGAN WITH RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Als
ston and Mr. and Mrs. Marcel
their relatives, Mrs. Mable Al
ston an d\lr. and Mrs. Marcel
Brown, in Detroit, Michigan.
During their one eek stay,
Mr. and Mrs. Alston will be
the guests at the home of Mrs.
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Xmas Party
The lovely decorated home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woods on
Onslow Street was the scene of
the Christmas party for the
Happy Social Club.
Gifts were exchanged and
Christmas savings presented
after which wc were invited
into the dining room for V
feast of turkey with all the
trimmings and party foods'
Among the invited guests
was Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelly
and son of Columbia, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Allen en
tertained for Mr. Allen's moth
er during the holidays.
Guests enjoying the delicious
steak dinner were Mesdames
Nell Belk of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Callte Ewing, Gertrude Woods,
Audrey Wilson, Dorothy Wall,
Mary Parker and Dorothy Al
len the honored guest.
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Mable Alston.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CHAIRMEN
OF GIRL SCOUTS
HOLD MEETING
A meeting of the Neighbor
hood chairmen of the Girl
Scouts were held on Wednes
day, January 12 at Girl Scout
Williamson. In addition to oth
er business, information was
presented on the Girl Scout
cookie sale, which is to be held
in February.
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RETURN HOME
Mrs. Joseph Robinson a resi
dent of Durham, has returned
to the city after spending the
week-end in Spartanburg, S. C.
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VISITS IN WASHINGTON
Miss Margo Bullock, daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. McCoy
Bullock of Bahama, spent a
week with Miss Sandra Grady
in Washington. D. C. where
Miss Grady is employed as a
teacher. She is originally from
Wilmington, N. C. Miss Bullock
is a graduate of North Carolina
College and employed as a
teacher at Henry Grove School,
Wadesboro.
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SPENDS HOLIDAY
WITH PARENTS
Miss Josephine Holeman,
daughter of Mr. Selma
Holeman of Bahama, spent the
holidays with her parents. Miss
Holeman is a graduate of NCC
and is now working in N. J.
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SPENDS HOLIDAY
IN NEW YORK *~
Miss Valeria Wilson, adopted
daughter of Miss Audrey Wil
son, Rosedale Avenue, spent
the holidays with relatives in
New York.
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MISS PARKER HOSTESS
TO PARTY
Miss Sharon Parker daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D.
Parker, 2433 Chatman, gave an
enjoyable party for her moth
er,' Mrs. Esther Parker, Sunday
afternoon, January 9j Those
enjoying this wonderful occa
sion were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Bolden Kenion, Professor and
Mrs. George Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. Gassie Hudson, Mrs. Mag
gie Williams, Mrs. Durham,
Mrs. Doris Whitles, Mrs. Mil
dred Hayes, Miss Waunda Par
ker, Gerald Parker, Jr., Wayne
Manley, Climbach Breeze, Miss
es Sharon, Judith, Tarna Par
ker, Levern, Micheal, Timothy
Parker and Mr. and Mrs. N. D.
Parker.
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ACTING DIRECTOR Th«
Board of Truitaas and Admlnis
• ration of Lincoln Hospital art
happy to announce that Mid
Leona A. Crockett, of Big Stona
Cap, Virginia, will assume the
poaition af Acting Director of
Nursing Education, effective
January 10.
Last Rites Held For Johnny
Roy Mears Saturday, Jan. 8
Funeral services (or Johnny
Koy Mears, 65, who died Jan
uary 2 at Duke Hospital were
held Saturday, January 8 at
the Mount Vernon Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
Glennview Memorial Park.
A retired employee of the
American Tobacco Company,
Mears, the son of the late John
Mears and Malinda McNeil
Mears, was born March 10, 1900
in Bladen County. He received
his education in the Scotland
County Schools.
A member of the Mount Ver
non Baptist Church since 1938
when he moved his member
ship from Solid Rock Baptist
Church In Laurinburg, Mears
was a member of the Tonkins
Bible Class and served as
urer for 23 years. He married
Miss Ruth Allen in 1942.
He received a trophy for
"Man of the Year" in 1963. In
1959 he received a twenty-five
year membership Certificate.
ROSEDALE AVE.
CLUB SPONSORS
XMAS PARTY
The Rosedale Avenue Com
munity Club,, held its annual
Christmas Party December 27,
with Mrs. Roy Curry, 1107
Rosedale Avenue.
A program of Christmas mu
sic was enjoyed by all. Gifts
were exchanged.
A yuletide menu was served
to the following: Mr. and Mrs.
David Younge, Mr. and Mrs.
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Belk, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Joy
ner, Jr., Thad Hogan,- Mes
dames Sadie Pugh, M. Um
stead, Mary Allbright, Beola
Baldwin, Thelma Love, ( Mattie
Rouse. Nellie Hayes, Mary
Love and W. H. Jamison.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 1966 THE CAROLINA TIMES—
Miaa Crvcfcetf brings to the
position aeveral yeera of ex
perience es en Instructor end
and Director of Nuraing Edu
cation. She ta a ' graduate ef
Good Samaritan School of Nur
aing, Charlotte. She ettended
I Kentucky Stete College where
I she received ■ certificate In
He was a member of the Doric
Lodge Number 28. He was very
active in the Masonic Affairs.
He was also a member of the
NAACP, a member of the Roy
al Arches and a member of the
Durham Committee on Negro
Affairs.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Mears; two daughters,
Mrs. Johnnie Brown of Califor
nia, Mrs. John Ora Griffen of
Baltimore, Maryland; one son.
Airman Albert L. Johnson of
Paris, France; two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel Adams of Durham, Mrs.
Doretha Short of Laurinburg;
four brothers, Henry and Rich
ard Mears of Portsmouth, Va.;
Willie Mears of Camden, N. J.
St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church
-SIKVINO A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST
SINCI ISM"
FAYITTIVILLI STRUT DURHAM, H. C.
PHILIP R. COUSIN, The Mlnlatar
Sunday, January 16
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUBJECT: "God Is Holy"
Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
SERMON Hie Minister
SUBJECT: "The In Crowd"
MUSIC Senior Choir
Mrs. Minnie Gilmer at the Console
Joseph T. Mitchell, Directing
7:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP
4 SERMON The Minister
MUSIC Gospel Choir
Mrs. Marian Williams, Directing
Fred Mason at the Console
1866—100 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION YEAR— IMS
- A FRIINDLY CHURCH"
White Rock Baptist Church
WHITI ROCK SQUARI
MMM PAYRTTRVILLI STRUT
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
O LORINZO A. LYNCH. PMNT
Sunday, January 16
8:49 AM. CAIX TO WORSHIP Electronic*
0:30 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON—
"God la Holy" , * ,
1 Chronicles 20:10-13; Revelations 4:8-11;
Romans 11:33-36
Dr. Charlea A. Ray, Superintendent
11:00 AJt SERMON The Pastor
"On the Greatness of White Rock's Pastor
Emeritus, Miles M. Fisher, 1033-1064
Ecclesiastes 11:1
Senior Choir, John Gattis, Director
6:30 P.M BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Mlsa Amelia P. Thorpe. Leader
7:30 PM. SERMON The Pastor
"Some Suggestions for Parents, Couciling
Their Children—Proverbs 22:6
Monday-Friday (4:00-6:00 p.m.) Supervised
Play Community Center, 608 Mobile Ave.
■ lomontory Uucttln an 4
holds ■ Bachelor of Sclonco do
pro* in Nurainf from North
Carolina Collogo at Durham.
Miao Crock of ttiaa do no com
munity work and la affiliated
with tho Mt. Zlofi Mptlat
Church.
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and George Mears of White
ville; five grandchildren, sev
eral nieces and nephews and a
host of relatives and friends.
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