—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY. SEPT. 30, 1967
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AT A MEETING held here
Thursday, September 21 at the
Chicken Box a reorganization of
the Board of Directors of the
United Publishers, owners of
the Carolina Times, was con
sumated. After a short dis
course on the contribution the
newspaper has made in the past
and its aspirations for the fu
ture by L. E. Austin, editor and
Durham Social Notes c Interest
By MRS. SYMINER DAYE
ENJOYING VISIT OF
DAUGHTERS
Mrs. Martha Johnson of 1005
Berkley Street has been enjoy
ing visits by two of her daugh
ters, Mrs Alma Greenland of
Baltimore. Maryland and Mrs.
Marian Starks of Phoenix, Ari
zona.
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HOME ON LEAVE
David Clark, grandson of
Mrs. Hannah Carrington, 317
Todd Street was home on leave
for a month from Vietnam
where he has served 18 months.
He has now returned in service
and is stationed in Georgia.
a graduate of Merrick-
Moore High School and at the
time he entered service he was
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publisher, the following persons
were elected as members of the
Board of Directors as shown in
the above picture. From left to
! right they are: J. A. Carter, as
| sistant manager of Scarborough
j and Hargett Funeral Home,
j chairman; D. W. Stith, presi-1
| dent of Southeastern Business
I College, vice chairman; Samuel j
' L. Briggs, managing editor of
in training ; a brick mason
VISITORS FROM MICHIGAN
Mrs. Ruth Lee and her step
sons, James and Robert Lee of
3389 Petit Street, Port Huron,
Michigan, spent two weeks
visiting her sisters, Misses Ruby
and Sadie Tilley,, 419 Price z
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tilley,
308 Dunstan St. and Mr. and
Mrs. George Tilley, Hillsbo
rough.
MISS GALE TURRENTINE
HOSTESS TO COOK-OUT
Miss Gale Turrentine was hos
tess to a co'ok-out given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tur
rentine, Route 5, Box 61 Ham
lin Road, Saturday, evening.
It began with a hayride, driven
by Nelson Kerr Those attend
ing were: Misses Gloria Long,
Alma Irving, Karen Turrentine,
Gale Turrentine, Faye Cates,
Debra Williams, Lillie Rogers,
Dardelia Holloway, Carolyn
Green, Beauty General, Linda
Lipscomb, Redda Holding, Ella
Daye, and Irving Brunson, Nel
son Kerr, Kenneth Hinton, Ha
rold Peaks, Melvin Carver,
Billy, Holman, Robert Woods
Chas. Graves, Johnnie Graves,
James Goss, John McLaughlin,
Howard Williams, Kenneth hol
loway, Shelton Watkins. Tobbie
Whitted and Eugene Rogers.
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SICK AND SHUT-INS
Mrs Estelle Bullock. Watts
Hospital; Charles Eubanks, 1005
Rock Street; Mrs. Mary Jus
tice, 609 Gray Street, Lincoln
Hospital; Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Rougemont; Mrs. Lola Bullock,
Chapel Hill; John Whitted, Vet
eran's Hospital; Alex Lockhart,
Duke Hospital; Walter Turren
tine, Duke St.; Lorenzo Cozart,
1020 Moreland Avenue and
Preston Briggs of Rougemont.
, the Times; H. M. Michaux, Jr.,
vice president of Union Insur- |
ance and Realty Company; Rev. j
A D. Moseley, pastor of Mt. |
Gilead Baptist Church; Mrs. C. |
E. McLester, teacher in the j
Durham City School System;
Mrs. Vivian Edmonds, teacher j
in the Chapel Hill City School I
System; W. W. Edmonds, prin
cipal of the Frank Porter Grah-1
ft Durham Social
I Happenings
By MRS. VIRGINIA ALSTON
DIAL 596-6429
YOUNG MAN OF THE WEEK
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FAUCETTE
Henry Louis Faucette has be
come the first Negro Building
Inspector to be hired in North
Carolina. He is a native of
Durham and a graduate of Hill
side High School. He has fur
thered his education at A&T
University, Greensboro. He is
a member of White Rock Bap
tist Church, and is married to
the former Miss Bettie Hayes.
They are the parents of a five
year-old son, Martez. He is the
son of Mrs. Gladys Faucette of
1501 Ridgeway Avenue.
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YEAR ROUND GARDEN
CLUB'S IN FALL OPENING
HELD WITH MRS. COLLINS
The Year Round Garden
Club's fall opening meet was
held with Mrs. Alice Collins on
Formosa Street. The house was
beautifully decorated with fall
arrangements. The meeting was
opened by singing the club
song, club poem and prayer by
Mrs. Madge Hargraves. The
president presided over the
business session.
The program for the year
was discussed. Mrs. Hargraves,
the delegate to the convention,
made her report. There were
other committee reports. After
the business session, the group
toured Mrs. Collins' garden
which was beautiful with fall
flowers.
The group was then invited
to dine on chicken salad on
pineapple rings, crackers,
punch, spiced apple home made
cookies and cake.
Members present were Mes
dames Lillian Farrington, An
nie Strickland, Gertrude Long,
Roxie Rowland, Emma Ran
dolph, Annie Mayo, Cora Jack
son, Wilma Milum, Flossie To
rain, Alma Bennett, Madge Har
graves, Lena Gates and Miss
Edna Mason. .
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MRS. MARGAfeET MINOR
FETES IMPERIAL
TREASURER
Mrs. Mary Pamplin, recently
elected Imperial Treasurer of
the Imperial Court, Daughters
am Elementary School, Chapel
i Hill; Mrs. S. V. Austin, retiiod
j teacher of the Durham County
I Schools and wife of the editor
and publisher, and L. E. Aus
tin. Not shown in the picture
| are Lodius M. Austin of Dur
| ham and Robert J. Brown,
L president of B&C Associates of
| High Point, who were unable
I to attend the meeting.
of Isis, was feted by Mrs. Mar
garet Minor, member Zafa
Court No. 41, in her lovely
home on Price Avenue at a
surprise recognition party Sun
day, September 17. In addition
to the honoree, other guests
included Alpha Pamplin, the
honoree's husband, Mrs. Adelyn
Spaulding, Deputy of the Oasis
of Durham; Mrs. Gladys Daw
kins, Illustrious Commandress,
Zafa Court No. 41; Elbert Daw
kins, member of Zafa Temple
No. 176, Mrs. Hannah Brown,
Past Illustrious Commandress,
Arabian Court No. 42, New
Bern; Mrs. Thelma Moore,
Greenville; Mrs. Ernestine By
num, member Zafa Court No.
41 and Mrs. Minnie T. Forte,
Chairman Publicity and Public
Relations, Zafa Court No. 41.
Mrs. Minor was a gracious hos
tess and all present enjoyed
her bountiful hospitality.
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COLLEGE VIEW NURSERY
PARENT CLUB HOLDS FIRST
FALL MEETING
College View Nursery Parent
Club held its first fall meeting
Wednesday evening, Sepember
20. The meeting was called to
order by the director, Mrs. V.
W. Alston. Prayer for the chil
dren's continued growth and
the success of the organization
was delivered by Rev. J. Rich
ard Woodward. Mrs. Alston dis
cussed the rules and policies
of the nursery and welcomed
the new parents.
The following persons agreed
to serve as officers: president,
Asa T. Spaulding, Jr.; vice
president and chaplain, Rev. J.
Richard Woodward; secretary,
Mrs Emma Gatlin; treasurer,
A. J. Howard Clemfcnt, 111. The
following committee chairmen
were named: project, Mrs. Eva
Geer; co-workers, Mesdames A.
T. Spaulding, Jr., Virginia Biv
ens, Rosa Small and Barbara
Grissom; social chairman, Mes
dames Oliver Hodge; co-work
ers, Lorenzo Lynch, Dallas Sim
mons and Ralph Hunt. Future
meetings will be be held on
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GUESTS
Mrs..Mary Holmes of Wins
ton-Salem; Mrs. Mildred Wil
liams, Raleigh; Julia Higgins,
Durham were guests of Mrs.
Margaret Minor of 801 Price
Ave. this week.
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CELEBRATES 4TH BIRTHDAY
Trellis Carraway, son of Mrs.
Edna Carraway, celebrated his
fourth birthday Saturday, Sep
tember 23, at his home on Joe
Louis Boulevard.,
Enjoying his birthday affair
were Maurice, Michael, Gwen
Lawson, Aaron Richmond. Trel
lis received quite a few gifts
and had an enjoyable evening.
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MRS. NAOMI PARKER
HOSTESS TO W. DURHAM
BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB
On Tuesday, September 19,
at 8:00 p.m., Mrs. Naomi Par
ker was hostess to the West
Durham Blossom Garden Club
for the first meeting of the new
year, at her home on Cornell
St.
The Garden Gate was opened
by Gardener Margaret Fuller
after which - a brief business
session was held. During the
evening .avery informative re
port was given about the Fede
ration of Garden Clubs Con
vention at Charlotte in August
by the delegates, Mrs. Alease
Bynum.
At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Parker and her sister, Mrs.
Mary McClary served a very
delectable repast to the follow
ing members: Mesdames Maggie
Siler, Gertrude Gibson, Beatrice
Fuller, Alease Bynum, Mary Al
lison, Lula Earl, Anna Duke and
Misses Mary Louise and Ruth
Stephens. Gardener Slier
thanked the hostess for an en
joyable evening.*'
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MRS. WILLIAM RONALD WILLIAMS
Daughter of John R. La rkins Weds in Raleigh
RALEIGH Saint Monica's
Catholic Church was the set
ting for the wedding of Miss
Sandra Diane Larkins and Wil
liam Ronald Williams, on Sep
tember 16.
The bride is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. John Rodman Lar
kins. Williams is the son of
the late Mr. William Williams
and Mrs. Williams.
Father Sullivan performed
the ceremony. A reception was
held at the Larkins home.
The bride, who was given in
marriage j>y
semi-fitted
and beaded, lice. She carried
white roses ind orchids
Otherl attJkiaiAsi v/ere Miss
Rose Edwdrds," SpartanbWg, S.
C.; Miss Peggie Efogan, New
York City; Mrs. Donald Ed
wards, Bronx, New York; Mrs.
Hilton Reddick, Greensboro;
Miss Margaret E. Rogers, Ra
leigh; Miss Christine Y. Faul
con, Durham, and Seanne Win
ters of Raleigh was the flower
i girl
| The bride is an alumna of
North Carolina College, Dur
ham. The couple will make
their home in Durham.
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