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Wmi* iMiik fSSSi n m V v ■ \ MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER W. THOMPSON, II Miss Wilma L. Hawley Bride of Sylvester W. Thompson, II A double-r in g ceremony marked the marriage of Miss Wilma L. Hawley to Sylvester W. Thompson, 11, Saturday, May 7, at the home of the bride. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lucy Parker Hawley of Durham. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester W. Thompson of Ocean City, New Jersey. Rev. W. E. Daye of Mebane, pastor of the First Baptist White Rock Baptist Church WHITE ROCK SQUARE 600-606 FAYETTEVILUE STREET DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA LORENZO A. LYNCH. Pastor !» YOUTH SUNDAY Sunday, May 22 8:45 A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Review of Lesson by Susie V. Norfleet Bible Class Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent 11:00 A.M. SERMON 1116 Pastor "On Hwo to Build A Church Building" (Psalm 127:1) Youth Choir- Mrs. Virginia Alston, Directress 7:00 P.M. Youth Service 730 P.M. Chamberlin Annual Piano Recital THURSDAY, MAY 26 7:00 -8:30 P.M. Adult Bible Study Session taught by the Pastor £' St. Joseph's A.M. E. Church "SIRVINO A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST SINCI IS*t" PAYITTBVILLI STRUT DURHAM, N. C. PHILIP R. COUSIN. The Mlnleter Sunday, May 22 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL SUBJECT: "Corruption Amidst Prosperity" Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHlP— Missionary Day SUBJECT: "Can We. Do The Job" MUSIC The Senior Choir Mrs. Minnie Gilmer at the Console Joseph T. Mitchell, Directing 5:00 P.M. Missionary International Tea Church, officiated. The bride was given in mar riage by her brother, Thomas L. Hawley, Jr. Miss Emma Haw ley served as matron of honor for his sister. Wayne Thomp son, brother of the groom, served as best man. Folllowing the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride's home, C-2 Mutual Drive. The couple will make their home in Ocean City, N. J. Pearsontown Club Holds Anniversary Pearsontown Community Club celebrated its 18th Anniversary Monday night, March 9, at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Nor fley Whitted as Master of Cere mony. T.ie speaker for the occasion was Dr. William H. Fuller who spoke on the subject, "The Small Become Large." He em phasized the fact that in God's sight and under His law there is no insignificant life and un important deed. In God's great order and in His good time the small may become vastly great. Not infrequently, the doors of destiny swing open on exceed ingly small hinges. The Firemen of Station 4, located on Fayetteville Street, were guests of honor with their wives. The 12 of them were presented beautiful citations by Mrs. Evelyn Thorpe. Mrs. Thorpe commended the fire men for their deligence and in terest in city and community. Captain Thomas presented a group of younger men trainees under his auspices in other phases of the work. Special music was by Misses Ida Rose Page and Diana Hill, •with a solo by Mrs. Lola White. A very large number of per sons were present despite the weather. All promised to vote for Attorney Thompson for ! Judge. i+j * lur / v [SECRETARY —Mr*. Thomas C. Dixon, a native of North Caro lina was installed president of the Tacoma-Pierce County Le gal Secretaries Association at their regular monthly meeting recently in Tacoma, Washing ton, along with other officers by one of the Superior Court Judges, Horace Geer. The charming Tar Heel at tended North Carolina College. (See complete story B section, this issue) MISSIONARY { GROUP No. 2 HOLDS MEET Missionary Group of No. 2 of First Calvary Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Fan nie Cozart. Mrs. Addie Langley i led devotions. The chairman, j Mrs. N. J. Curry, presided over i the business session. Reports I were made. Mrs. Mattie Rouse j and Mrs. Cozart were appoint j ed to make the visitations for f the next month. j The topic for the evening | was "Overcoming Evil." (Rom- I ans 12:14, 17-21). Members present were: Mes | dames Martha Lyde, Rosa John son, Mattie Rouse, Catherine Shaw, Sarah Allen, rannle Co j tart. Addle Langley, N. J. Cur . ry and Mary Allbright. «BH| iV ; ' M TO WED—Mr. and Mrs. War ren H. Page announce the en gagement of their daughter, Irma Jean, to Rogers Davis, son of Mr and Mrs. William Davis of Warrenton. Miss Page is a graduate of North Carolina College and ■ member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Davis is a senior in the North Carolina College School of Law and President of the Student Bar Association. The wedding will fake place in June. HAPPY HOME MAKERS CLUB HOLDS MEETING The Happy Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Lillie Brown at 1015 Fairview Street, May 14. The meeting was open ed by Mrs. Patsy Lecraft, lead ing the devotions and the presi dent, Mrs. Narcissus Dennis, presiding over the business session. After the meeting was over, the members celebrated the A COMMUNITY SIRVICI Like the doctor the Funeral Director must be ready to answer the call at any hour of the day or night That is on* of the many responsi bilities that we at the Scar borough and Hargett Fune ral Home have in serving thii community and the sur rounding areas. Trained per sonnel is accordingly at hand all times to give Im mediate attention to all calls, regardless of what the hour may be. Scarborough & Hargett UU E. P*ttigT*W StTMt DIAL m-StT7 DIIHMML Nartk Carols* Mrs. L. Van Sombeek At Baha'i Meet Mrs. Ludmila YanSonibeek has returned to Durham after attending, the National Baha'i :on vent ion in Wilmette. 111. .vhich convened at t.ie Univer sal House of Worship. Over 1600 people, represent ing all nations, races and classes, from many religious backgrounds participated. The purpose was for the election of the National Spiritual As sembly of the I'.S A. in order to continue with additional plans and efforts to bring about a peaceful society with justice and unity with all peoples and equal opportunity by intellec tual and spiritual education and training to put into prac tice this important principal from the Baha'i literature: "Let your vision be world-embracing rather than confined to your own selves" . . ::That one in deed is a man who, today, dedi cated himself to the service of the entire human race" After that Mrs. Van Som- Sombeek visited her daughter and family who lives in Stony Brook, New York. They are also members of the Baha'i Faith so Mrs. VanSom beek was taken by her family to other members and commun ities working for these princi ples sharing experiences. Mrs. H. Covington Hostess To Chapeau Tea Sunday Eve. The lovely home of Mrs. Ha-1 zel N. Covington Svas the set- | ting for a "Chapeau Tea" given j by the R. L. Speaks Achieve- ; ments of cake squares, oranged . The models modeled hats creat ed by Mr. John Jr., Schiape-1 relli, and Christian Dior. Hats j were furnished by Thalhimers. j Models were Mesdames Eugenia Younge, Louise Shipman, Agnes I Pinchback, and Lula Mae Roy- j al. A host of women and men t guests enjoyed an evening of | fun, and were served refresh- i ments o fcake squares, oranged j spiced tea, mints and peanuts. MRS. McCLAIN ENTERTAINS GARDEN CLUB The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Helen McClain, Monday eve ning, May 9. Mrs. Josephine Hoskins opened the garden gate. The club song was sung. Prayer and scripture were by Mrs. Hoskins. The president, Mrs. McClain, presided over the business session. Reports from various committees were made. A general discussion on the "Flowerama" was held. Our club was grateful to be recog- hostess' birthday, Mrs. Brown, and presented her with gifts. She served a delicious repast to the following: Mesdames Lillie Brown, Alma Weeks, Al dene Mebane, Alberta Coving ton, Christine Robinson, Re becca Jackson, Helen McNeill, Patsy Lecraft, Nancy McDonald, Minnie Smith, Narftsus Dennis, and Ophelia Chadwick. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Aldene Mebane, 504 Mal lard Avenue on May 28. VOTE FOR H.M.MICHAUX,JR. > Durham County's Representative 3 £ TO THE " N- k ® eneral Assembl¥ rf p ledge to vlgrously support progresssive legislation aimed JQI economic educaUonal, social, and political interests of all North Carolinian." AGGRESSIVE ''Your Support and Influence Appreciated" • V V , *%> , % *JI: - x * I jjyyjl f^BP% ♦ # > • ' f i i* f V V* « * ♦*">.. JA* MAY QUEEN Lovely Miss I Carolyn E. Smith, a senior reigns as May Queen during a deferred May Day celebration at Saint Paul's College, Law rencevillo, Va. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nized as one of the prize win- I ners in the "Flowerama." Those responsible for decorating the planter's box were: Mrs. Elnora Smith (chairman), Mrs. Jose phine Hoskins, Mrs. Elizabeth | WHERE YOU SAVE does make a difference! MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 112 W. PARRISH ST., DURHAM, N.C. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1966 THE CAROLINA TIMES- 1 Robert Smith of the college I staff, Miss Smith is one of five | sisters. Mr. Smith is head foot- j ball and basketball coach al j I SPC and Mrs. Smith is an as- J sistant dean of women. The "queen'* is active in the | Bullock and Miss Mable Free land. Members present were: Mes dames Elizabeth Bullock, Mat tie Canty, Josephine Hoskins, Alice Jones, Catherine Shaw. 3A Student Virginia Teachers As sociation, a senior mentor, and a member of the undergraduate (Delto Omicron) chapter of Del ta Sigma Theta Sorority. She is an elementary education major. Bessie Thompson, Fannie Tapp, Willie G. Sneed, W. W. Webb, Elnora Smith and Miss Alene Mebane. Mrs. Hoskins closed the i meeting.
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