SAY WEDDING VOWS Mr.
and Mn, Arthur Davis, 111,
march down the aiile following
their wedding at Greensboro
last weak (July 2).
Mr». Davit U the former
Mlaa Ann Patricia Gravel of
Greemboro, the daughter of
Dr. Artls P. Graves, professor
and chairman of the Depert
ment of Blolopy at A. and T.
College, and Mrs. Graves.
The groom Is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Jr., of
Fayetteville.
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Meets With Mrs.
Thressa Harris
The Carmellia Garden Club
held its meeting Monday eve
ning July 11, at the home of
Mrs. Thressa Harris, 904 Mas
sey Avenue. The devotion pe
riod was led by Mrs. Gertrude
Brenson and Mrs. Roberta Ed
mundson. Mrs. Endell Stewart
presided over the business
session. Plans were completed
for attending the convention
to be held at the Jack Tar Ho
tel in August.
Mrs. Eunice Mitchell assisted
the hostess with serving re
freshments then the member*
were invited outside to see Mrs.
Harris' lovely array of flowers
in bloom.
Mrs. Katherine Boone thank
ed the hostess for a delightful
evening.
RETURN TO CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes
have returned to the city after
spending several days of their
vacation with relatives and
friends in New York.
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GREENSBORO Mtss Ann
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etteville, were united in mar
riage ceremonies conducted
here on Saturday afternoon,
July 2.
The wedding vows were said
beneath a sunny sky on the
lawn at the residence of the
parents of the bride, Dr. Artis
P. Graves, professor and chair
man of the Department of
Biology, and Mrs. Graves, in
structor in education and psy
chology, both of the A. and T.
College faculty.
Rev. Arthur Davis, Jr., of
Fayetteville, pastor of the Unit
ed Holiness Church and father
of the groom, officiated at the
ceremonies.
The bride, a graduate of Spel
man College, holds the master's
degree in social work from the
Atlanta University School of
Social Work.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Morehouse College and is
pursuing graduate study in
public administration at Car
negie lastitute of Technology,
at Pittsburgh, Pa. /
The bride had as her fnaid
of honor, her sister, Miss Lynn
Delores Graves, and a second
sister. Miss Anita Graves,
served as attendant. Other
bridesmaids included: Miss Al
lean Davis, Fayetteville, sister
of the bridegroom; Miss Ellen
McCoy of Philadelphia; Miss
Eleanor Hinton of Durham;
Miss Dorothy Dailey of Bir
mingham, Ala.; Miss Mable
James of Washington, D. C.;
Miss Helen Knight of Greens
boro, and Miss Delores Zach
ary of Petersburgh, Va.
The cousin, Va
nessa Bryan of Fayetteville,
was flower girl, and Marc Alan
Pinckney was ring bearer.
The bridegroom had Rudolph
Jones of New York City for
best man. Lonnie McAllister,
William Moore and Allen Cole
man, all of Fayetteville usher
ed with Robert Johnson of
Richmond, Va., Carl Vines. Je
rome Morehead, Pinckney
Moses and Walter Carlson, all
of Greensboro.
Assisting Dr. and Mrs. Graves
at the reception which followed,
also on the lawn, were: Mrs.
Eliabeth Crawford Tate of lowa
City, low:a; Mrs. Sylvia Lyons
Render of Durham; Mrs. Glenn
Rankin, Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs.
Donald Edwards. Mrs. Gerald
Edwards, Mrs. J. M. Stevenson,
Mrs. A. E. Gore. Mrs. Katve
Sears Zachary, Mrs. H. R Alex
ander. Mrs. Arthur Headen,
Mrs. Murray Neelv, Mrs. Leo
nard H. Robinson. Miss Linda
Rankin arid Miss Edwina Hoi
ley.
After a trip to Florida and
Nassau the couple will return
to Atlanta. Ga.. and remain for
the summer. They will move to
Pittsburgh? Pa., in early Sep
tember.
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E. L. Goldston
Celebrates
6fh Birthday
On June 24, Everett Leon
Goldston celebrated his sixth
birthday, with a party and
games. Ice cream, cake, nuts
and candies, were served and
party favors given.
Everett, Jr., is a member of
the St. Joseph's Church Sunday
School's beginning class and is
now attending the Spaulding
preschool session.
The party was given at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett L. Goldston, Sr.,
103 E. Umstead St.
Along with his sister, Cas
sandra, other friends at the
party included: Miss Shelia
Meadows, Miss Annette Mea
dows, Danny Leak, Miss--De
neice Johnson, Lewis Johnson,
Kimbley Johnson, Philip Cou
sin, Michael Cousin, David Cou
sin, Steven Cousin, Miss Cathy
Owens, Miss Shelia o"**ens, Miss
Debra Owen*, Harold Owens,
Preston Barnes, Stuart Scott,
Warrick Scott, Miss Vedette
Scott, Miss Donetta Wall, Luci
us Leser, HI, Larry Smith, Mi
chael Smith, Marc Butler, Miss
Gena Hudgins, Miss Vernell
Leak, Quintine Brown, Allen
Summers, Miss Shelia Lyons.
Tony Butler, Sammy Webb,
Oliver Hodge, Jr., Jas. Crutch
field, Miss Linda Cnitchfield,
Miss Debbie Crutchfield, Miss
Debbie Owens, Miss Joyce
Owens, George Owens, Terry
Sanders, Miss Fredia Littles,
and Miss Roselyn Littles,
MRS. DAVIS
Final Rites Held
July 7 For
Mrs. R. Davis
Mrs. Rosa G. Davis, 68, who
died suddenly here July 3,
was funeraliied at the Mount
Vernon Baptist Church Thurs.,
Jul. 7 at 11 a.m. with the pas
tor, the Rev. E. T. Browne
delivering the eulogy.
Bom in Burgess, S. C. De
cember 17, 1897, Mrs. Davis
was married to William Davis
September 20, 1919. This cou
ple has operated the Davis
Grocery Market on South Rox
boro Street for many years.
During her 42-year member
ship in the Mount Vernon Bap
tist Church, she was a loyal
and devoted member of the
church. Mrs. Davis was a mem
ber of the Deaconess Board,
Teacher of the Faithful Re
deemed Bible Class for 30
years and a member of the
Senior Choir Number One and
Zone Number Five.
Survivors include her hus
band, William Davis; four sis
ters, Mrs. Isodora Howard of
Columbus, Ga., Mrs. Sadie
Jackson of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Mrs. BeTfrette Townsend of
Greensboro and Mrs. Emma
Pino of Wilmington: several
nieces and nephews and other
relatives and friends.
Brother of Local
Man Funeralized In
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA Funeral
services for Samuel Husband,
brother of James M. Husband
of Durham, were held here
Thursday night. July 7 at 7
o.m. at the Lewis Funeral
Home. Burial followed Friday
morning. July 8 in a local ceme
tery.
Husband. 62. was born in
Durham but resided in Phila
delphia for the last 40 years
He died Saturday night, July 2
at 6:30 p.m.
Besides his brother, a niece.
Mrs. Catherine Husband Drake
of Beacon, New York, also
survives.
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MR. AND MRS. STANLEY HART FISCHER
Miss Barbara J. Thaxton Weds S. H. Fischer
Miss Barbara Jean Thaxton
of 1411 Ridgeway Avenue, Dur
ham became the bride of Stan
ley Hart Fischer at 5:00 p.m.
Monday, July 4, at Ebenzer
Baptist Church, Glenn Street.
Rev. James A. Brown, pastor,
performed the double ring cere
mony before a setting of pom
poms, gladioli, emerald fern
and candelabra.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Thaxton of Ridge
way Avenue. The bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Marina Fisch
er of 11-G Sima Street.
The bride is a graduate of
Croft Business College and is
Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
expressions of kindness and
sympathy shown during the
long illness and bereavement of
our beloved mother.
The family of
Mrs. Mary Fannie
Pearson
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me during the passing of my
brother Samuel Husband of
Philadelphia.
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House. Fischer is a specialist
fourth class in the Army and
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Miss Juanella Thaxton, sister
of the bride, served as Maid
of Honor. Miss Peggy Deberry
and Mrs. Alice Faye Williams
were bridesmaids.
Sgt. Bobby Barnes of Raleigh
was best man. Ushers were
Walter Holden, Maurice Mc
Kellar, J. M. Waddell and
James Alston of Durham,
friends of the bridegroom.
Nuptial music was presented
by Miss Jessie Willis of Dur
ham, organist, Mrs. Violet Per
ry, who sang "Because" and Al
phonso Reeves who sang the
"Wedding Prayer."
The bride wore a gown of
white satin with train, adorned
with a pearl clustered neckline
and carried a bridal Bible deco
rated with a shower net and
carnation corsage.
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SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1966 THE CAROLINA TIMES
The attendants wore satin
gowns of pink and blue hue and
carried pink and white bou
quets.
A reception followed the
wedding at the Community
Center in McDougald Terrace.
The receiving line was com
posed of relatives and friends
of the bride and groom.
Cake squares, puncn, nuts
and mints were served by Mrs.
Curley Harris, Mrs. Helen Jones
and Mrs. Christine Barbee.
White Rock Baptist Church
' WHITE ROCK SQUARE
(jy 'tf PAYETTE VILLE STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
LORINZO A. LYNCH. Pwtor
Sunday, July 17, 1966
8:30 A M. CALL TO WORSHIP . Electronic!
9:30 A.lt. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
"True Worship of God"
Exodus 20:4-6; John 4:710, 19-4
1 Review of lesson by Mrs. Dorcas Overby's
Class
Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. SERMON . The Pastor
"On Some Forgotten Texts of the Bible—
HI. That We Reap What We Sow!"
Senior Choir, Mrs. Otelia Stewart, Directress
' 8:30 PJI. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Miss Amelia P. Thorpe, Directress
7:30 P.M. Organ Recital—Miss Phyllis Jeffries
MONDAY through FRIDAY
4:00-6:00 P.M. Supervised Play. Church Community
Center
5
\ St. Joseph's A. M. E. Church
'SERVING # WOILL -i.k,bn WITH CHRIST
SINCh
0 Pfl YfTTEVILLE STREF" 3UNHAM, N. (~
S PHILIP R. COUS'K. Tr>« Mini«t«r
Sunday, July 17, 1966
B 700 A M EARLY MORNING WORSHIP
SERMON The Minister
MUSIC . . The Gospd Choir
)J Fred Masai: ul liifc CV>n»i>ir
J Mrs Marian wiiiian..- iJireitirig
5 -i IKi vM SUNDAY •» ij.
SUBJECT Wnj; is iru«- .\oi>ni|. '
Miss Marie Faulk. Superintendent
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SERMON by the Minister
$ Music by the Gospel Choir
t Mrs. Marian Williams, Directing
Fred Mason at the Console
Morehead Avenue
Church Celebrates
20th Anniversary
The 20th Anniversary of the
Morehead Avenue Baptist
Church will be celebrated Sun
day, July 17. The celebration
will be highlighted with two
services, 11:00 A.M. and 3:00
P.M. At the Morning Service,
the Reverend R. L. Gilchrist
Sr of Laurinburg, will deliver
the message. At the three p.m.
hour, Dr. Grady Davis and his
congregation, Union Baptist ol
this city, will deliver the main
Anniversary Sermon. Dr. C. E.
McLester, Pastor and organizer,
>v'll preside.
VACATION TIMI
To keep the summer vaca
tion time i happy time, wa
cannot stresa enough the ob
aervance of aafa driving
rules Before starting oa
your trip take the time to
reflect that the automobile
la like a two edge sword
which must be treated with
care and respect We at lh«.
Scarborough and Harget Fu
neral Home are suggestlm*
thdat you do not drive ■when
you are tired. Maybe you
will see less on your trip,
but you will return to tell
vour friends and neighbors
about it. THINK ON THESE
THINGS.
Scarborough
& Hargett
SZI E. P*ttigr«w Street
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