Feminine Scene
Durham
Notes Of
MRS. SYMENER DA YE , Telephone 477-3370
Congratulations to Mr. Clark
Alston Edgerton who received
his masters degree from NCC
University at Durham on Sunday
May 14, with your band and
masters Mr. Edgerton, I am sure
your future will be prosperous.
Mr. Edgerton is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Edgerton.
***
The Durham County Mis
sionary Union will meet at the
Christian Baptist Church May
28 at 2 o'clock p.m. Pastor
Rev. Butler.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood and
children of Washington D. C.
spent Mother's Day with their
parents Mrs. Phoebe Cozart and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker, of
Bahama.
***
Johnnie Clarence Holman of
New York City spent Mother's
Day with his mother Mrs.
Julian Holman, Ward Rd.
***
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brooks
and family spent Mother's Day
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harris, Bahama.
***
Mrs. Zonnie M. Hedgepeth
and daughter Miss Rita Hedge
peth, MlssArnell & Mechelle
Parker of Washington, D. C.
spent Mother's Day with their
mother Mrs. Margaret J. Parker,
Mrs. Inga Perry of Seat Pleasant
Maryland who accompanied
them spent Mother's Day with
her grand parents Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie B. Kenion on Ward Rd.
***
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wigfleld
and children of Greensboro also
spent Mother's Day with her
mother Mrs. Margaret J. Parker.
***
The family of the late Mrs.
Lula B. Ford McLean of Teel
St. wishes to thank their many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and services during the
illness and death of the deceased.
They are grateful for every act
of kindness shown in their be
half.
***
Red Mountain Baptist
Church of Rougemont will ob
serve Women's Day Sunday,
May 21, at 11 o'clock a.m.
Guest speaker for the hour will
be Mrs. Wilma Bryant of St.
James. Theme "Women In
Action." Music by the senior
choir (ladies) will render music
under the supervision of Mrs.
Violet P. Rogers of Mount Ver
non • Baptist Church Durham.
Ladies ushers will serve. Rev.
N. Harvey pastor.
***
House guest for Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Turentine on Hinson Drive
for the week end were Mr. and
Mrs. William (Boy) Turentine
of New Jersey. Mr. Williami
Turentine is the brother of
Joe Turentine.
***
Congratulation s to Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Nixon on the 43rd
anniversary. May you have many
more.
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Home with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris were
Mrs. Alease H. Slowe of Mary
land, Mrs. Ives Issam and chil
dren, Cassandra, Reginald, Ivey
and Jerald of Washington, D. C.
Mr. & Mrs. James Woods
Sgt/Major & Mrs. Sterling Harris
and their son Kenneth of Fay
etteville.
Sick & shut ins are: Oscar
Tapp, J. T. Tabon, Mrs. Gene
va Evans, Mrs. Lucendia Evans,
Mrs. Gaynell Hedgepeth, Mrs.
Lillie Ann Calhoun, Mr. & Mrs.
Grover Shaw, Mrs. L. F. Warren,
Jasper Haskin, Ellis D. Jones, Sr.
Mrs. Annie Mack, Harvey Tilley,
Mrs. Amelia Hester, Mrs. Mearle
P. Harris, Mrs. Mandy Bass,
Zebbie Woods, Mrs. C. B. Nixon,
Mrs. Entelle Bullock, Mrs. Annie
Faucette, Nathaniel Brewing
ton, Deliah Hollo way, Mrs.
Emma Farrow, S. G. Mc-
Laughlin, Alonzo Eubanks, Otis
Jones, Mrs. Wilhemenia Crossett,
Mrs. Mallie Lyde, Joseph Waf.e.
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UMSTEAD
On May 14, 1972 in gradua
tion ceremonies at North Caro
lina A&T State University,
Greensboro, Daryl Benay Uin
stead, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie L. Umstead Sr. 1014
Plum Street, received Cum
Laude honors and a Bachelor
of Science in Industrial Tech
nology (Electronics). He was
also commissioned as Second
Lieutenant in the United States
Air Force as a communication
officer. Daryl is at present em
ployed by the Environmental
Protection Agency in Durham.
Congratulations to Daryl Um
stead. I am sure your future will
be bright and prosperous one.
Mrs. Mary Baldwin Bynum,
William Carrington, Broadie
Daye, Mrs. Mollie M. Riley,
Mrs. Annie Pointer, Victor
Johnson, Mrs. Lucy Whitted,
Lucious Hayes, Mrs. Ida Hall,
Mrs. Ola Cozart, Mrs. Sofa Bum
pass, Mrs. Mattie Lyde, Mrs. A.
L. Filmore, Mrs. Dorcus Reid,
Sidney Cotton, Mrs. Bell
Thomas, Mrs. Essie Amey, Mrs.
Mamie Watson, Mrs. Novella 0*
Neal, Mrs. Beatrice Laster,
Nuordie Mangum, Mrs. Lucille
Turentine, Mrs. Nannie Harris,
Mrs. Bessie Cates, Mrs. Mary
Glenn, Mrs. Lona Parker, Mrs.
Mollie R. Mason.
For it is written, He shall
give his angels, charge over thee,
to keep thee; St. Luke 4:10.
18th Assembly
Of Links fnc. To
Meet June 26
The 18th National Ass
embly of Links, Incorpo
rated, a predominately
black women's service or
ganization, will be held
from June 26 through
July 1, 1972 at the Royal
Sonesta Hotel in New Or
leans, Louisiana. The Ba
ton Rouge, Louisiana
Chapter of Links will be
host to the Assembly.
Links was organized in
Philadelphia, Pa., in 1946
and was incorporated in
1951. There are 118 chap
-1 ters located in 35 states
and the District of Co
lumbia.
Links, Incorporated has
a three-prong program;
Services to Youth, Free
dom and the Fine Arts
and National and Inter
national Trends and Ser
vices.
From its beginning this
organization has supported
meaningful organizations.
Since 1957 a $75,000 grant
ha s been given to the
NAACP Legal Defense and
Education Fund and a
SIOO,OOO grant has been
given to the Urban Lea
gue. Grants will be given
to the National Negro
College Fund and the Sic
kle Cell Anemia Program
at the 18th National Ass
embly.
Exhibits by children,
participating in the chap
ters Services to Youth pro
jects will be on display
during the Assembly.
Plans for the Assembly
Continued On Page 8A
St Joseph's A
Observes May
St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church
will observe "Family Night"
Saturday, May 20, 1972 from
7 to 9 p.m. This will be an
informal gathering of all mem
bers for a social hour.
The event is being sponsor
ed by the Board of Christian
Education through a Committee
chaired by Mrs. Willia George.
The affair is designed to bring
together the various families
of the church for an evening
of fun and recreation.
To this end, there will be
music, games and other ac
tivities involving all age groups.
Prizes will be given in many
categories, such as to the oldest
youngest couple and family
with the largest number pre
sent. A prize will also be given
to the club with the mo6t
members in attendance. The
event will be held in the Edian
Markham Education Building,
804 Fayetteville Street.
Reverend P. R. Cousin,
Pastor, William H. Bullock,
Vice Chairman of the Steward
Mrs. Virginia
MRS. CATHERINE B. PAGE
HOSTESS TO BETTER HOME
AND GARDEN CLUB
On Wed. May 10th at 7:30 ij
p.m. the Better Home and i
Garden Club met at the
Y.W.CA. on Umstead St. with
Mrs. Catherine B. Page as
hostess assisted by her daught
ers, Catherine Annette and
Lila Renee Page who ' passed
out roses to every one attend
ing.
The garden gate was opened
by gardner Frances Watson.
The president, Mrs. Ella Brown
and Mrs. Beulah Hill passed
out "Mother's Day poems
which was read by each memb
er.
After the business session
and other events a delicious
dinner of boiled, chicken, con
gealed salad, baked potatoes,
green beans, hot rolls, iced tea
and ice cream sandwiches was
served by Miss Scun dy of th«
Y.W.C.A. Members attending:
Gardners Ella Brown, Ella
Floyd, Magnolia Eings, Beulah
Hill, Louise Jenkins, Catherine
Page, Mildred Smith, Mary
Taylor, Carrie Vereen, Frances
Watson and Jr.
Club members: Catherine
Annette and Lila Renee Page.
The meeting adjourned and
Mrs. Louise Jenkins thanked the
hostess for a most enjoyable
evening.
***
DISTRICT THREE - PINE
GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
District 3 of Pine Grove
Baptist Church held its month
ly meeting Sunday, May 7 at
the home of Mrs. Irene Mitchell
1120 Hanover Street, Wortham
Pratt, district leader, presided. 1
Following a brief devotional
period, Mrs. Mannie T. Geer 1
spoke from the subject: "Ta- 1
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Board and J. J. Henderson,
Vice Chairman of the Trustees
are expecting a large turn out
for this occasion.
Chamberlin
Studio Announces
April Honor Roll
Chamberlin Studio's ann
ounces its honor roll for the
month of April. First honor
roll; Denni Allen, Joanna
Crews, India Evans, Tonya
Holman, Deborah Thompson,
Tamera Timberlake, and Gay
lia Upchurch.
Second honor roll; Mavis
Bolden, Shelai Cameron, Pame
la Gunn, Angela Smith, Regina
Smith, Clinton Shearin, Anette
Page, Renee Page, Pamela Stan
back and Kathy Throne. Mrs.
Margaret S. Shearin instructor.
Welfare ROLLS are made
with your dough.
—Gregory Wilson, Atlanta
ship to the areas of Faith,
Patience, Wisdom, Purity of
Heart and Temperance, the
speaker said that God had en
trusted us with these and other
precious gifts or talents. Hide
your talents and lose; use them
and gain more. Which shall it
be?
Members present were Mrs.
Bertha Moore, Mrs. Eliza Allen,
Mrs. Dorothy O'Keke, Mrs.
Irene Mitchell, Mrs. Elvira Tay
lor, Mrs. Emily Cogwell, Mrs.
Selena Miller, Mrs. Ruby Green,
Mrs. Nina Amey, Mrs. Luciel
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Crusoe
Geer, Mr. a nd Mrs. Wortham
Pratt, Mr. Bert Glover, Miss
Ruth Allen and the Pastor,
Rev. C. R. Stone.
One visitor, Mr. Dreade Mc-
Millian.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Y. Moore.
***
Zone 10 of Mt. Vemon
Baptist Church will .honor their
graduates Sunday May 28, at
6:30.
***
MRS. ROYAL TAKES POST
Mrs. Norma McCoy Royal,
librarian at North Durham Ele
mentary School, recently as
sumed the presidency of the
School of Library Sclmce Alum
ni Association at UNC. The
occasion was the school's 40th
anniversary. Present at the anni
versary luncheon April 29 were
Dr. Louis Round Wilson and
Dr. Susan Grey Akers, first two
deans of the UNC School of
Library Science.
Dr. Wilson, 95, directed the
school during its first year,
1931-32, prior to becoming
dean of the Graduate Library '
School at the University of Chi
cago in 1932. He returned to
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Last week the seniors at
Durham High School were
buzzing over the excitement
of graduation. For seniors
and members of the graduation
band, seventh period exams
start Monday, May 29. Then
Tuesday, May 30, they will
take sixth period exams. May
31, on Wednesday, everyone
will take their first and second
period exams. Thursday, June
1, everyone will take their
third and seventh period exams
on Friday. June 2, which is
on Friday, at 9 a.m. graduation
rehearsal for seniors will be
in the gym. Awards Day is
Monday, June 5 at 9 a.m.
The Baccalaureate Service is
Sunday, June 4 at 4 p.m. in the
auditorium. And finally the
night we seniors have all been
waiting for, graduation will be
June 6 at 8 p.m. in the Paul
G. Sykes Gymnasium.
Williams Family Reun
At New Hope B
The annual family reunion
of the Williams Family which
is usually held at the homes
of Mrs. Lettie Lassiter and
Mrs. Rader Prince was moved
to the church because of incle
ment weather, May 14.
Mis. Ara W. Goodman, of
Newark, N. J., the oldest
living member of The Willlama
family, arrived in Durham on
May 4, in time to attend the
monthly circle meeting that
evening which was held at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Ellis
Allen, and to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. Dora W.
Green for whom the week
end of activities was dedicated.
The activities began on
Saturday afternoon when
Mrs. Plassie W. Harris and
Tommie Lee Williams hosted
a dinner for all out of town
cousins and friends. At the
same time Mr. & Mrs. Matthew
At water were hosting a kiddie
party from 3 til 6 in the
afternoon. Later on in the
evening, the Atwaters hosted
a party for the adult members
and friends of the family.
Sunday morning found
many of the members of the
family worshipping at the
Nerw Hope Baptist Church
where a special tribute to
Mrs. Green was made by Ellis
L. Allen, president of the
family circle, afterwhich Edith
Allen pinned a corsage on the
honoree.
Following the morning
service, dinner was served in
the fellowship hall of the
UNC in 1942 as a professor of
library science and advisor.
Mrs. Royal received an un
graduate and graduate degree
from North Carolina Central
University. Later she returned to
study at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill where
she earned a master of science
in Library Science degree. She
returned to her first Alma Mater
to serve as circulation Librarian
in the James E. Shepard library.
After two years she returned to
her first love, the elementary
school library.
She is married to Wallace
Royal and they have one
daughter. Lillith Bli&sette
Friday during the two lun
ches and after nomination were
being taken for Student Coun
cil officers. Monday through
Thursday are designated as Cam
paign Days with Thursday
being the day for speeches.
Friday is Election Day with the
students voting in their assigned
precincts.
The International Relations
Committee is sponsoring a
Walk-a-Thon in order to raise
money for a foreign exchange
student next year. All in
terested students were asked
to get sponsors to donate a
certain amount of money for
every mile walked starting from
the County Stadium and ending
at Lake Michie. This Walk
a-Thon is scheduled to take
place Saturday, May 20.
From Gunnie's Dusty Files:
Argretta H., do you really feel
one year older and wiser?
church. Expressions of thanks
were made by the president
of the Family Circle to the
pastor and members of the
church for allowing the family
to use the church facilities
and the prayer of Thanksgiving
was led by Bobby Bennett.
A family circle meeting
followed the dinner In the
main auditorium of the
church. The meeting was pre
sided over by the president
who gave a brief summary of
the family's activities since
last May. In addition to the
president's report, the chair
man of several committees
were asked to report on their
projects. Mrs. Bertha Jordan
who is serving as acting chair
man of the Investment Com
mittee reported that the com
mittee is in an organizational
stage and that Dr. Milton C.
Hollar will be named per
manent chairman at a meeting
scheduled this summer. Miss
Cloyce Lassiter, Special trip
coordinator, reported on the
trip the family plans to take
in July when the Massenburg
and Davis families will host the
family circle meeting in
Baltimore, Md. and a progress
report on California trip in
1973. Mrs. Janet Kennell,
chairman of the Building
fund for the church through
the Williams family outlined
her plans for increasing our
contributions each year. Mrs.
Alma Lassiter, reported to the
group all the newly weds, and
graduates and each was pre
sented a gift from the family
circle. Mrs. Madge Turner pre
sented bibles to all the new
babies. A special salute to
Mrs. Thelma Hill for her twen
ty two years as financial secre
tary was made by the president
and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lassi
ter and family and Mr. &
Mrs. Roland Alston, Jr. and
family were welcomed home
after each family's retirement*
from the Air Force with
twenty years of service.
Joe Alston made a special
presentation to the President
and Mrs. Allen followed by
the presentation to Mrs.
Allen followed by the presen
tation to Mrs. Dora Green by
Mrs. Marion Alston. Mrs.
Green was presented a scrap
book with Mother's Day cards
from relatives and friends, each
card containing money. The
shower of dollars totaled
$225.00.
Mrs. Marion Alston accom
panied at the piano by Mrs.
B. V. Alien closed the meet
ing by singing "How Great
Thou Art."
IJC| today embrace the past
with rememberance and the fut
ure with understanding.
—Sandra Groom, Way cross, Ga
It isn't so much what we
say-as the number of times
we say it that makes us a BORE.
—Cordic Smith, Ainarillo
The modem housewife's
meals are well THAWED OUT'
—Levon McGune, Milw.Wisc.
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La Bohne - Williams
ENGAGEMENT
Miss Catherine D. Williams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie H. Williams of Enfield, North Carolina who announce
her engagement to C. Stephen La Bohne, son of Mr. and Mr*.
Neilson W. Laßohne of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Wedding
has been set for Jaly 29.
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Exchange Vows
Miss Theresa Lea Hill and
Thomas Wayne Fearrington
plan a June 17 wedding, it
is announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Conrad
Hill of 2423 Otis St. Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Fearrington of
124 Barnhill Ave. are parents
of the prospective bride
groom. He is a veteran of the
U. S. Army. He attends Win
ston-Salem State University,
where he is a member of
Nu Gamma Alpha fraternity,
and is employed by Wachovia
Bank.
The bride-elect, a graduate
of NCCU is employed with
IBM.
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