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-THE CAROLINA TIMES 'SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1968
Durham Social Notes of Interest
•y MRS. SYMINER DAYE
MISSIONARY BIBLE CLASS
OF MT. LEVEL BAPTIST
CHURCH HOLDS MEETING
The Missionary Bible Class
of Mount Level Baptist Church
held its meeting at Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Umstead, 1014
Plum Street, Monday night at
8:00. After devotions, the presi
dent, Mrs. R. Lipscomb, pre
sided over the business session.
Most of it was spent on getting
a Mother' Day program In
order, which will be given the
second Sunday night in May at
Mt. Level Church.
Memjier* present and enjoy
ing the delicious repast were:
Mesdames C. Umstead. the
hostess. Rachel Jones, Lvdia
Timberlake, Melinda Harris,
and Nannie Lyons.
Mrs. Melinda Harris thanked
the hostess for the evening.
Next meeting will be held at
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Timber
lake, 3040 Lake Dr
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SPENO TEN DAYS IN
POTTSTOWN. PA.
Mr. and Mrs Namon Jones
of 1309 Manteo Street spent 10
days in Pottstown, Pa. with
Mr. and Mrs L. Johnson. While
there. Mrs. Jones were honor
ed with a surprise birthdny
party given by her relatives.
They also visited their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Glennis Taylor in Clifford.
New Jersey.
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SICK AND SHUT-INS
The sick and shut-ins are
Rev. Clifton Bullock, Gravity
Hospital in Chapel Hill: Mrs.
Nola Root, 1036 Kent St.; Mrs.
Ella Vanhook Gray, 468 South
4th Avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.;
Mrs. Zonnie Mae P. Hedgepeth,
801 Bellvue Street, S. E., Apt
203 Washington, D. C. and Mrs.
Mamie Harris in Rougemont.
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MASSACHUSETTS VISITOR
Miss Geraldine Johnson of
Roxbury. Massachusetts spent
the Easter Holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Johnson, par
money
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This poem was composed by
Lawanda Lawson, an eighth
grade student of Merrick-Moore
School. Lawanda is 13 years old
and is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Lawson, 4313 Ward
Road.
BORN TO BE FREE
He put up a long and hard
«$;•
But it was only for his rights.
He held inside a glowing torch,
That led him or to speak and
and march.
Dr. King said that you and
me
Were born not a slave, but tc
be free.
n
Yes he said he would not fail.
Before he would, he'd go to
jail.
It was by him the marches were
led,
He strived on—though much
shed
Because he did that for you
and me
We're born not a slave, but to
be free
in
It was by him we got civil
rights.
He marched in day and even
at night.
He strived hard, his life did he
give,
Because everyone's got a right
to live.
All this he did for you and
me.
We were born not a slave, but
to be free. V
—By Lawanda Iwwson
• Garden Club
Continued from page 5A\
The judges—Mrs. K. N. Mosfcr
ly, Mrs. H. P Ross and Mrs)
G. H Matthews—who had used
the standard system of judging
were presented tokens of appr«-
ciation.
-Humphrey
Continued from front page
"This means meeting the
problems of hard-core unem
ployment and ignorance in
America's urban and rural
slums," he asserted. "It means
action against rotten hou&s
and roaches.
"It means listening closely,
as 1 have this week through the
offices of government, to the
demands of the poor people's
marchers in Washington-for
theirs is an authentic voice of
America which has been left
out."
Vice President Humphrey
praised President Johnson as a
man who came to the White
House as a Southerner and
fought hard and relentlessly
for the rights of Negroes and
other minorities. He added, "I
shall stand but not rest on that
splendid record of accomplish
ment."
Humphrey asked.the AME
delegates to be "missionaries
for opportunity."
"There are thousands of
young souls who have lost their
way and need help. You must
go into the community and
And Uiese young people who
are struggling to find their way
in life. You must guide them
through the fog and mist of
ignorance into the marvelous
sunlight of knowledge, oppor
tunity and human dignity,"
the Vice President said.
Congressman Robert N.C.
Nix accompanied the Vice Pre
sident to Philadelphia, which
was his first out-of-town trip
since he announced his candi
dacy for the Democratic no
mination for President. The
Vice President was
the airport by Bishop John fi.
Bn#rt, AME host Bishop for"
the Conference.
-Happenings
Continued from page 5A
Ebenezer Floral
Club Meets In
Church Assembly
The Floral Club of Ebenezer
Baptist Church met Sunday,
May 5 at 4:00 p.m. in the As
sembly Room with Mesdames
Dorothy Williams and Hattie
Lane serving as hostesses.
After the devotions were led
by Mrs. Williams, chaplain,
Mrs. Addie Barbee, president, I
presided over the business
session.
Mrs. Louise Norwood, chair
man of the 17th anniversary
program discussed the final
plans.
Two new captains were ap
pointed for Groups I and II of
the club and also the program
for June 9 was discussed.
Others present were: Mes
dames Mattie Holloway, Helen
Jones, Martha Stanley, Essie
Malone, Catherine McKinney,
Dorothy Vanhook, Lillie Mc-
Intyre, Ronnie Primus, Estella
Shaw, Delia Hubbard, Effie
Chavis, Nonnie Hamilton, How
ard Robinson, Percy Jones and
I visitors. Little Adrian Hamil
j ton, Virgine James and Chas.
Malone. Jc.
The hostesses served a de
licious repast. Mrs. Celeste
Dalrymple thanked the hos
tesses for the evening,
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police supervisor, is assigned
to a unit of the Strategic Air
Command.
He previously served at the
Thule AB, Greenland.
The sergeant, a graduate of
Southern High School, attended
East Carolina College, Green
ville.
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Airman First Class John T.
Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
I. Roberts of 2602 Duke Home
stead Road, Durham, has been
graduated from a U. S. Air
Force technical school at Kee
sler AFB, Miss.
He was trained as a radio
repairman and has been as
signed to a unit of the Air
Force Service
at Mactan Isle Airfield, Philip
pines.
The airman is a graduate of
Northern High School.
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M. Dodson, Jr. (right), son of
Mrs. Hazel H. Dodson of 815
Camden Ave., Durham, receives
the U. S. Air Force Commenda
tion Medal at Tan Son Nhut
AB, Vietnam, from Colonel
James M. Neff, commander of
the 1964 th Communications
Group.
Sergeant Dodson, a tele-com
munications technician, was
decorated for meritorious serv
ice at Misawa AB, Japan. He
was cited for his outstanding
professional skill. Knowledge
and leadership.
Ebenezer Baptist Church's
Floral Club will . sponsor a
Bazaar, beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Saturday morning, June 18
on the lawn of the church.
The public is cordially invited
to attend. This will last all
day.
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MEN'S COUNCIL OF COVE
NANT CHURCH TO
SPONSOR PROGRAM
Robert Colclough, president
of the Men's Council, Covenant
""Presbyterian Church, an
noopces a special program
sponsored by his group on
Sunday, May 12. Colclough
states tjhat three Christian Lay
Leaders of Durham and one
of Durham's leading ministers
will discuss the "Role of
Ctyristiarts in These Times."
Panel . participants will be
Rev. harry H. Robinson, Jr.,
president of Durham Minis
ters Association, Nathaniel B.
White, Clyde Gregory, and C.
E. Boulware. H. M. Fitts, Jr.,
will moderate the panel. In
addition to the panel presen
tation, audience participation
in way of questions and ex
pressions will be provided. The
time of the program is 5 p.m.
at the church, located on the
corner of Lincoln St. and Mas
sey Ave.
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MESDAMES PRICE AND
DOLSON HOSTESSES TO
FRIENDLY LADIES CLUB
Mrs. Hastie Price and Mrs.
Leora Dolson, were hostesses
at the home of Mrs. Dolcon,
1209 Linwood Ave., to the
Friendly Lady's Club, Sunday,
May 5. Mrs. Viola B. Thomp
son, president, presided over
the business session.
The hostesses served a deli
i cious repast to the following
I members:
Mesdames Gertrude Can-
I nady, Leora Dolson, Alder
j Harris, Susie Dillahunt, Agnes
; Hinton, Mary Hayes, Martha
j Lee, Octa Mcintosh, Hastie
! Price, Drucilla Richmond, Car
rie Saunders, Ruth Shaw, V
iola B. Thompson, Myrtle Tay
lor and Mattie Tillman.
Mrs Agnes Hinton thanked
1 the hostesses.
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AWARDS DAY
KEYNOTER
Dr. Charles W. Orr, Profes
sor of education at North Caro
lina College was the principal
speaker at the Twelfth Annual
Awards Day Program at Dur
ham Business College.
The program was held Fri
day, May 10 at 10:20 a.m.
Local Births
The following births were re
ported to the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of April 29 through May
4, 1968.
James and Sallie Brown, girl;
Everette and Hermalene John
son, girl; Harry and Alyce Car
rington, boy; Johnnie and Jan
ice Price, girl; Wilford and
Verla Hamm, girl; Napoleon
and Dorothy Lawrence, boy;
John and Thelma Burton, boy;
Robert and Ruth Thornton,
boy; Versal and Nancy Mason,
boy.
Frazier Slated
To Meet Ramos
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Frazier of Philadelphia will
make his initial title defense
against Mexican heavyweight
champion Manuel Ramos in
New York in late June or
July.
Frazier, recognized as
heavyweight champion in
five states, will meet Ramos
at Madison Square Garden
v;!th the exact date for the
bout to be announced later.
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