-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1966
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Year Round Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Gertrude Long
The Year Round Garden sa Avenue, May 16. There was
Club met at the home of Mrs. | a moment of silent prayer in
Gertrude Long on 407 Formo-1 honor of our deceased member,
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RETIRING TEACHERS HON-1
ORED Mr*. Louretti Wood
(left) and Mrs Bertha R. Ste
phens (right), rati ring at tha
and of tha 1965-66 School tarm
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Area! Isn't That Proof Positive That No Matter
What, You Con Get a Better Deal at Alexander
Ford?
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rOK YOL'H UVING CONVENIENCE
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DURHAM'S __
ORiaiNAL VISIT THE LOT WITH THE A-l SIGN
VOLUME FOR THE FINEST IN USED CARS
DEALER
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| both of whom racaivad awards
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guished service whila working
in tha Cumberland County
School System. Mn. Maa Wil-
Mrs. Hattie Meadows.
Mrs. Lena Gates opened the
I Garden Gate. Mrs. Madge Har-
liams (center). Supervisor of
Cumberland County Schools,
presented the awards.
(See Story, page 3B)
(Photo by Nat Purefoy)
graves, resident, presided over
the business session. There
were reports of various com
mittees. The convention to be
held at the Jack Tar Hotel in
August was discussed.
The home was beautifully
decorated with flowers from
Mrs. Long's garden. The beau
tiful peonies were taken to our
shut-in member, Mrs. E. Sim
mons. The meeting then took
the form of a workshop of flow
er arranging. Mrs. Roxie Row
land, Mrs. A. Bennett and Mrs.
Gaze 11a Lipscomb made the
arrangement to be discussed by
the members.
Mrs. Rowland served a deli
cious repast to the following
members: Alice Col
lens, Gazella Lipscomb, Lena
Gates, Flossie Torain, Roxie
Rowland, Ada Leach, Ajinie
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PARTY TIME Saturday, May
14, was a gala day for the chil
dren of White Rock Baptist
Church, all of xyhom were in
vited to the parsonage by the
pastor and his wife. Rev. and
Mrs. Lorenzo A Lynch, for a
party. Assisting in helping to
make the occasion a joyous one
for the youngsters were several
adult members of the Church.
Adults m the picture from left
to right end standing are Mrs.
J. C. Hubbard, Mrs. S. M. Holt,
Mr*. R. G. Thomas, Mr«. M.
Bradshaw, Mrs. C. R. Stanbacfc
and J. C. Hubbard; third row
from left to right are Mr*. Hat
tl« Boyklns. Mrs. B. A. Hill and
Mrs. R. S. Long. At the right
of tfoe picture and reading
from left to right are Mrs.
Thomaalwe Caah, Mrs. Hallie
Maseey, Mr*. T. H. Greene, Miss
Ida Page, Rev. and Mrs. Lynch
and Mrs. H. E. Tatum.
Mayo, Fannie McLean, Ger
trude Long and Miss Edna Ma
son.
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MASONS GIVE $4,000 TO
NAACP—The North Carolina I
Jurisdiction of Prince Hall Ma
sons, of which Clark Brown of
Winston-Salem is Grand Mas
ter, made its largest contribu
| tion to date to the NAACP legal
Vote For
M. MICHAUX, JR.
Durham County's Representative
To The
IS. C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
J/f JHHI "Your Support and Influence Appreciated'
IDEAL GIFTS
FOR THE GRADS
I Filigree Caddy 1.00 |
Goldstone metal filigree caddy hides jumbo
size hair spray can. Addes a touch of glamour
to her dresser.
Leather BBS*)
aecessories or sunny summer
welcome g£? Se * ' wa,let or French Purse for a
f Leather Belts 2.50
\V F ' ne Quality belts harness leathers or rep-
V"- with interesting bj*Ckle«_ make a
Silk Pockety Souares
Pure silk pocket squares in interesting color jjjL- m
combination, paisleys or geomf'rics for a real
ly dressed uq look.
Travel Kit 3.95
Split cowhide, plastic-lined at home or away travel
Kit. Opens wide with topside heavy-duty zipper.
Always needed
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MEN'S DEPT. A
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fund when it presented $4,000
at he recent May Day Freedom
Rally. National NAACP Presi
dent, Kivie Kaplan, left, and
North Carolina NAACP Presi
dent, Kelly Alexander, stand
as Grand District Deputy G. W.
i Bryant of Sffitfi presents the
j check. The total amount raised
| at the rally was $11,692.
Last year, the North Caro
| lina Prince Hall Masons donat
ed $3,000 to the NAACP.
i —J. B. Harren Photo