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Ori MY HONOR I WILL DO .
MY BEST—That is what Assist- :
ant Scoutmaster G. S. Nixon
seems to be saying to parents,
Cub Pack 295 and Troop 105
as he addressed the group at
their Boy Scout banquet, that
MRS. BEULAH COLEY EDWARDS
HOSTESS TO BLOSSOM CLUB TUES.
On Tuesday night, Febru
ary 21, Mrs. Beulah Coley
Edwards, was hostess to
the West Durham Blossom
Garden Club at her home at
922 Thaxton Avenue.
The "Garden Gate" was
opened by Gardener Ruth
Stephens. She included in
her opening a song, scrip
ture, prayer and a most in
teresting quiz on the presi
dents of the United States.
During the business ses
sion,. the group discussed
the South Eastern Flower
Show to be held in Chaf
lotte. Those who attended
the horticulture workshop
at the Agricultural Building
made reports and acommittet
was selected to decorate a
box in the Flowerama in
Announcing the Removal of
Hubbard Dental Offices
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DR. J. M. HUBBARD
•DR. J. M. HUBBARD TAKES THIS METHOD
OF ANNOUNCING THE REMOVAL OF HIS
OFFICES FROM 607 FA V ETT EV I LI. E ST. TO
THE WARREN. STRUDWICK HI J).. 20.W CHAP
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i was held Thursday night, Feb.
J 23. at St. Joseph's AME Church,
j Mrs. J. I. Bolden listens atten
i tively as Nixon tells the par
1J ents of Scouts how important
i it is to have their cooperation,
; I in training their boys to be-
April. Mrs. Margaret Allen
gave a most informative re
port on the Dogwood, our
state flower. She concluded
her report by reading the poem
"The Legend of the Dog
wood".
A delectable menu was
served the following:
Mesdames Addye Coley,
Naomi Parker, Lula Earl,
Margaret Fuller, Beatrice
Spencer, Daisy Gunn, Mary
Allison, Anna Pearlie Duke,
Gertrude Gibson, Misses
Mary Louise and Ruth
Stephens. Mrs. Mary Horton
became a new member of
the club.
Mrs. Allen thanked the
hostess for an enjoyable
evening.
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ACE PILOT—EM ward Garner,
Jr., Pleasant Hill, a senior in
political science at A. and T.
College, and a cadet officer in
the Air Force ROTC Detach
ment, was last week named
"top pilot" in a class of 12
students nearing completion
in the flight instruction pro
gram being conducted at the
college.
Garner, an honor student,
last week flew home to the
nearest airport at Emporia,
Va., as one of several cross
country flights, a part of the
training program.
He hopes to become fighter
pilot following his commission
ing as an officer in the Air
Force in June.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Garner of Pleas
ant Hill.
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SCOUTS HOLD BANQUET
Shown above are members of
St. Joseph's AME Church Scout
ing Units. Cub Pack 295 and
Troop 105 are supervised in
Scouting by W. G. Rhodes.
Scoutmaster; G. S Nixon, and
J. H Martin, Cub Pack Leader.
Front row, left to right: J. El
wood Carter, District Commis
sioner, Cheyenne Leaf, and far
right N. H. Bennett, District
Chairman Cheyenne Leaf and
member of Executive Board of
the Occoneechee Council.,-Sec
ond row: J. I. Bolden, finance
chairman; Mrs. E! E. Goldston,
Den Mother; Mrs. J. If. Martin,
Hen Mother, and far right, J.
H. Martin, Pack Scoutmaster;
E. Goldston. Troop Committee
man; G, S. Nixon, Assistant
Scoutmaster; Willie Gray, Cub
Committeeman and Walter M.
Grandy, Troop Committeeman.
Back row, left end. W G
Rhodes, Scoutmaster.
COMING TO HILLSIDE AUDITORIUM
WEDNESDAY, MARCH J,1«! i:H P.M.
DONATION SI.OO
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Rosedale Ave. Club
Meets With Mrs.
Ruth Joyner
The Rosedale Avenue Club
met at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Joyner February 23. The
meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. Grace Hyman.
Members present were:
Mesdames lohonie. , Pejk,
Mary Love, Beola Baldwin,
Louise Long, Naomi Riley,
Mattie Rouse, Effie Young,
Nellie Hayes.
After the business session
the hostess served a deli
cious repast. Mrs. J cyner
was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Johnnie Belk and Hilda
Yvonne Shepard. Mrs. Mary
Love thanked the hostess
for an enjoyable evening.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Mary Love
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Howard, during his visit to the
Washington school earlier this
week. The Emperor holds an
honorary degree from Howard,
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sity's scholarship fund. The
visit by the Emperor was one
of the highlights of Howard's
year-long observance of the
100 th anniversary of its found
ing on March 2, 1867.