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THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNK 10, IMI
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CELEBRATES S6TH BIRTH
DAY—Mrs. C. 0. Zimmerman,
formerly of Anderson, South
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RETIRING FACULTY MEM-,
BERS—Mrs Lucille G. Terrell, j
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retiring faculty members of'
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MRS. A. N. McCOY
Mrs. Narviar Walker Coward
And A. N. McCoy Speak Vows
The annoueement was made
here this week that Mrs. Nar
viar talker Coward and A. N.
McCoy of Reidsville were re
cently married in Raleigh. The
Rev. Dr. Charles Ward, pastor
of the First Baptist Church,
performed the ceremony.
l%e bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Loretta J. Rives of Dur
ham and the late S. C. Walker
of Orange County.
Hie bridegroom'* parent* are
the late Mr. and Mrs. Almo
Nathaniel McCoy of Wake
County.
Mrs. McCoy is a graduate of l
Winston-Salem State College
Caiohna and now living with
her daughter. Mrs. L. Z. Wil
liams at 2311 Red Oak Avenue,
were honored at a dinner held
in the college dining room.
They were presented plaques
and gifts during the program.
and North Carolina College at
Durham. She is a member of
the Beta Pi Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority and has been em
ployed in the Merrick-Moore
School as librarian for several
years.
Mr. McCoy, an alumnus of
the Agricultural and Technical
College of North Carolina Car
olina at Greensboro is em
ployed in Reidsville as an Agri
cultural Teacher. He is a mem
ber of the Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity.
The couple will be at home
in Beidsville after June 11,
1967
celebrated her 861!) birthday
recently. Shown in the picture,
at left, is-Mrs. Annie Lyons.
On the Social
Scene
RETURNS FROM BOSTON
Mrs Eula P. Harris has re
cently returned from Boston,
Massachusetts where she at
tended the National Conven
tion of the YWCA. She reports
a sieat and inspiring conven
tion and soent several days in
New York visiting some old
friends and seeing the Art Gal
laries and Museums.
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VISITING IN CALIF.
Mrs.. Celeste Smith is now
visions her son Carter, Jr and
his family in San Diego, Cali
fornia.
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ENJOYING NEW HOME
Mrs. Nola Mae Cox is now
enjoying her new home located
in the fine residential area of
the Wayne Circle in Durham.
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DINNER GUEST OF
MRS. CLELAND
Mrs. Mary Saunders is still
operating her small delicates
sen service on Kent Street and
was the pleasant visitor to the
home office building of N. C.
Mutual last week as the dinner
guest of Mrs. Cleland.
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PROUD GRANDPARENTS
Mr and Mrs. R. C. Foreman
are now receiving many con
gratulations and congratulating
themselves on being the grand
parents of their first grandson
born to their son Ronald Fore
man. Jr. and wife who live in
Urbana. Illinois.
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MEN'S DAY TO BE
OBSERVED AT
WEST DURHAM BAPT.
The Annual Men's Day Pro
gram will be observed Sunday,
Tune 11 at the West Durham
Baptist Church during the 11
a m Service. The speaker will
be R. E Mclntyre of Burling
ton.
E. A Harrington is chairman
of the planning committee.
Other members are: Junious
Blake. James Pratt, Ernest
Starnes. James Davis. John
Roberson. and Michael Rogers.
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CHAMBERLIN STUDIO
HONOR ROLL
Pupils making first honor
roll at Chamberlin Studio are:
Elaine Artis. Patrice Dunn,
Gloria Eaton. Thalia Eaton,
Patricia Fearrington, Sheila
Gunn, Lillian Norwood and An
nette Page Second honor roll
are: Maria Brandon, Sheila
Brown. Dewey Bullock, Cassan
dra Clayton, Dawn Clayton. Bo
nite Davis, Lena Goode, Karen
Griffin. Kenneth Gilliard, Ka
trina Joy and Linda Terry.
The Chamberlin Studio's High
School graduates this June are
Gloria Eaton from Mary Potter
High School, Oxford; Minnie
Forte. Rosebud Page. Betty Jo
Street and Gloria suggs from
Hillside High School and Gloria
Whitted from Merrick-Moore
High School Congratulations
to all of them
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MRS. CORA BROWN GIVEN
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY BY CHURCH CHORUS
The Pleasant Grove Church
Chorus gave a surprise birth
day dinner, Sunday, June 4 for
Mrs. Cora Brown, 88. Those
present were her four daugh
ters: Mrs Kola Harris, Mrs.
Elizabeth Holloway and her
husband Lucius Holloway, Mrs.
Myrtle Scarborough and Mrs.
Mary Sylvester; two tone Den
nis Brown, and his Mrs. Lon
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Durham Social
Happenings
By MRS. VIRGINIA ALSTON
DIAL 596-6629
TEEN-AGER OF THE WEEK
VISITORS
Henry C. King, Jr. and son
Henry (Hank) King 111 of New
York City and Fred King of
New Jersey were here visit
ing. recently. They attended the
graduation of their brother,
and uncle, Leonard King, who
finished North Carolina Col
lege in February with honors.
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NATIONAL EPICUREANS
HOLD SIXTEENTH
ANNUAL CONCLAVE
The Sixteenth Annual Con-
clave of tho National Epicu
reans. Incorporated met May
26-28. in Baltimore. Maryland.
The (heme was "Women in a
World of Action."
In 1938. The National Con
clave will be held in Peters
burg Virginia Eppies and Ep
ops attending the Conclave
from Ihe Durham Chapter
were Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Perry. Mr. and Mrs. James
WnddHl. Mrs Bettve L. Lyons
and Mrs Esther I. Wiley.
MILL GROVE HAS SUCCESS
WITH TRACT PROJECT
The M'll Grove Community
League secured an agreement
""■•om the Durham County Board
■> f Edncat : on for the use of the
M'll Grove tract of land for a
community recreational center,
'h ; s week.
The League wishes to thank
natrons, friends and committee
members who contributed to
the camnaign for the develop
ment of the site.
The rimmittee reports a
trtal of *204 from the follow
ing members: Rufus Daye,
G°orge Fuller. Duke Lipscomb.
B»nnie Holman and Mrs. Mil
dred Neal.
VISIT DAUGHTER IN
SCOTS PLAIN, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Norris
soent Mother's Day and two
weeks in Scots Plain, New Jer
sev visiting their daughter and
fimily. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Knight and son. While there,
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Pow
el in Montclair, N J. i:nd also
Mr. and Mrs. Porcher in At
lantic City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.
Knight and son motored to
Durham and visited last week
end at 2313 Shirley St., with
their narents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norris.
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IN ST. MARK RECITAL
f Sandra D. Howard, vocalist
t and student at North Carolina
College, will be presented in a
| recital at St. Mark A.M.E. Zion
j Church, Sunday, June 11 at 5
|p m Lana McClarv. also a stu
dent at North Carolina College,
' will be her accompanist.
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MRS. LOSS IE FOUSHEE
HOSTESS TO LYON PARK
j ROSE GARDEN CLUB
The Lyon Park Rose Garden
Club held its regular meeting
Monday evening. May 29 at the
home of Mrs. Lossie Foushee,
1114 Cornell St. The Garden
Gate was opened with the sing
ing of the club song. Scripture
and prayer was by Mrs. Helen
McClain. The meeting was pre
sided over by the president,
> Mrs. Willie G Sneed All com
mittee reports were made. A
committee was asked to lo
cate a place for the picnic to
be held Saturday, July 22.
A love token was sent to
Mrs. A B Greene. Money was
collected for the tea. Mrs. M.
W Webb, our garden remind
er, talked to the club on "Plan
ning Now for Fall Garden
With Color."
Mrs Foushee served a delici
ous dinner. The table was
beautiful with a large magno
lia blossom for the center
piece. Members present were:
Mesdames Pearl Brown. Mat
tie Canty, Fannie Cozart, Jose
phine Hoskins, Virginia Has
king. Alice Jones, Helen Mc-
Clain. Willie G. Sneed, Bessie
Thompson, M. W. Webb and
Miss Alene Mebane The hos
tess was thanked for a lovely
evening. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Mary S. Coward.
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RUMMAGE SALE
There's going to be a rum
mage sale sponsored by the
Women's Group of Judea Re
form Congregation, Tuesday,
Wedesday and Thursday, June
20, 21, and 22 from 9 a.m. to
9 p.m. at 109 S. Mangum St.
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ALICE LAVERNE SHARPE
MISS Alice Laverne Sharpe is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A Sharpe of 2505 Janet St.
S.ie is an honor student in the
graduating class at Hillside
High School. Alice is also a
member of the National Hon
■ir Society, the Science Club,
Healht Carrers Club, Mu Alpha
Theta and is the reporter for
the Senior Class.
She will be listed in the
1966-67 Edition of "Who's Who
Amon; Student Leaders in
High Schools of America."
.Mice received an award re
cently for having the highest
average in English in the grad
uating class. During the past
school year, she attended the
Durham City and County eve
ning science seminar which
was held at Duke University.
For the past two summers,
=he participated in the More
house-Spelman Intensified Pre-
College Program. Alice re
ceived scholarships to Howard
University and Spelman Col
lege but she plans to enter
Duke University in September.
She wants to be a physical
therapist and hopes to receive
a degree in this field.
She is a member of Covenant
Presbyterian Church and treas
urer of the United Presbyteri
an Youth Group.
Her hobbies are: reading,
sewing, writing prose. This
year ,she was selected as a fin
alist in the National Achieve
ment Scholarship Program
along with four other students
from Hillside.
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GUESTS AT RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Si
zer of Binghamton, New York,
were the guests last Saturday
at a reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. Julius E Williams at their
residence, 1027 South Plum St.
Some seventy-five Durham
friends and associates of the
Sizers and Williams families
were in attendance. Mrs. Sizer
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Williams.
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VISIT PARENTS
Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Moore of
Groton, Connecticut and their
son, Frederick, visited her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Asa T.
Spaulding. Sr. of 1608 Lincoln
St, recently. Mrs. Moore is the
former Miss Patricia Spauld
ing.
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TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Mrs. Virgie J. Davis of 1213
5 OUTSTANDING SERVICES
At Mutual Savings & Loan
INSURED SAVINGS N«w Service* Now Available
4Vi% Dividends TRAVELERS CHECKS
Paid Four Time* Per Year ■■
L 1 MONEY ORDERS
Issged through the Federal Home Loon Bank
LONG TERM
HOME FINANCING lavlngi Iniurrd Up To lIS.MM By Aa Agency W
The Federal Government
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HOME IMPROVEMENT & LOAN ASSOCIATION
LOANS 112 W. Parriah Street
——— ______ "Where You Sove Does Make a Difference"
Rosewood St., was elected by
the students of Shepard Jr.
High as 'Teacher of the Year."
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MRS. DAISY GUNN HOSTESS
TO W. DURHAM BLOSSOM
GARDEN CLUB
On Tuesday night, May 23,
Mrs. Daisy Gunn was hostess
to the West Blossom Garden
Club at her home at 920 Thax
ton Avenue. After the opening
of the Garden Gate, a brief
business session was held. On
the agenda for discussion were
the planting of flowers and
shrubbery on the playground
at the West Durham Baptist
Church, the election of officers
for the year and the annual
worship service of the garden
clubs of the city which was
held at Mt. Olive AME Zion
Church on Sunday, May 28.
At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Gunn served a delicious
salad course, candy and pea
nuts to the following members:
Mesdames Lula Earle, Ger
tiude Gibson, Margaret Fuller,
Naomi Parker, Mary Allison,
Beatrice Spencer. Beulah Ed
wards. Addye Coley and Miss
es Mary Louise Stephens and
Ruth Stephens. Mrs. Spencer
thanked the hostess for an en
joyable evening.
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GRADUATES —Preston Adams,
Jr. of Miami, Florida, graduat
ed Sunday, May 28 from North
Carolina College. He is now
employed with IBM in Owego,
New York as an accountant. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Prestoa Adams, Sr., of Miami,
Florida. Adams is married to
the former Miss Ruby McCau
ley of this city.
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MRS. HELEN B. MOORE
Mrs. Helen B. Harrington Weds
Robert Edward Moore in Phila.
The Mount Airy Presbyterian
Church, Germantown and Mt.
Pleasant Avenues, Philadelphia
was the setting Saturday after
noon, June 3, for the marriage
of Mrs. Helen Boulware Her
rington to Mr. Robert Edward
Moore. The Rev. G. Graham
Smith, pastor of the church,
officiated at the one o'clock
ceremony. He was assisted by
the Reverend Doctor Howard
W. Givens of Charlotte, North
Carolina. Music for the cere
mony was furnished by Mrs.
Mary Louise Herrick, church
organist. The bride, daughter
■of Dr. and Mrs. C. Elwood
Boulware of Durham, was giv
en in marriage by her father.
The bridegroom is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. Gabe Buckman of
Orangeburg, S. C.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of ice blue point d'esprit
.over linen designed with an A
line silhouette. The bodice was
fashioned with a jewel neckline
and long sleeves. Her shoulder
length veil of ice* blue "illusion
was attached to a rosette of
organdy and seed pearls. Her
shoes were tinted blue to
match the gown. She carried
a cascade of white carnations
centered with an orchid.
The bride's only attendant
was her cousin, Mrs. Lois G.
Green of Charlotte. She wore a
street length dress of pale pink j/
organza over taffeta fashioned
with an A-line sheath and car
ried an arm bouquet of pink
spring flowers. Mr. Earl M.
Moore, Jr., brother of the bride
groom, served as best man.
Ushers included Messrs. Leo
nard L. Moore, brother of the
groom, Wortham R. F. Basker
ville, and Stanley O. Dunn of
Philadelphia and Kirkland W.
Green of Orlando, Fla. A re
ception was held immediately
following the ceremony in the
Fellowship Room of the church.
Mesdames L. G. Baskerville,
Ann H. Barrick and Miss Ar
netha N. Williams of Philadel
phia served as hostesses. Music
during the reception was fur
nished by Mrs. Ann S. Clark.
Mrs. Moore is a graduate of
Westtown Friends School*;' -
Westtown, Pa. and the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. She is
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