Durham's Sockl Hptei
Of Interest
MRS. SYMINER DAYE
Telephone 477-8370
Christmas holdays were
quiet but was celebrated very
happily. Many children came
home to share the holidays
with their parents and friends.
Time is rapidly at hand when
the students from the various
schools will be returning.
Happy New Yearand much
success to all of you. -
, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Mangum of Belvm Ave. had as
their Christmas holiday guest,
Mrs. Linda Mangum of
Washington, D.C.
Josepn frince, son of Mrs.
Mary L. Prince, Dearborn
Drive, has returned home from
Flo n da.
Mrs. Virginia Kemon spent a
few days with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Perry and grandchildren in Seat
Pleasant, Maryland.
Congratulations and best
wishes to newly weds, Mr. and
Mrs. Storey Frederick Brown.
Mrs. Brown is the former Miss
Gina Purefoy. Also, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard D. Cole and Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Parson, Jr.
Mrs. Parson is the former Miss
Corliss Reddnck.
Miss Edith Lewis of
Richmond, Va., and Miss Ruth
Lewis of New York City spent
Christmas holidays with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Jefferson' of Henderson.
Mrs. Jennie Butler Evans
and son have returned home
after spending the 'holidays
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
William Butler, Rosedale. Mrs.
Kvans resides in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
McArthur of New York spent
part of Christmas holidays with
her son and family, Atty. Elvis
Lewis and family of
Fayetteville, and the remainder
of the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Jefferson of Henderson.
Home for holidays with"
parents were thewrfQHpwing
Miijs
Gizzette Wetn
and.
Mrs. Hugo Carter & Family,
Miss Thalia Eaton', Miss Anedia
Fuller, Mr. and Hightower and
children of Akron, S.C.,
Michael White, Temple
University, Philadelphia, Steve
White, UNC, Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell, Kinston,Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wingfield and children,
LeRoy Parker, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Connie Bullock, Atty. and
Mrs. Elvis Lewis and children,
Miss Wanda Lipscomb, Mr. and
Mrs. Maceo Bullock, Jr., Mis.
Gazelle Easley and son,
Gregory, Mrs. Majorie Bailey
and Arthur Wade, Miss Reatha
Page from Univ. of Michigan
and Robert Page, daughter and
son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Page, Miss Valencia Woodward,
daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Woodard, Miss Patricia
demons, A&T State daughter
of Mrs.Frances demons and
many others from nearby
UNC, Duke, NCCU and N.C.
State, Raleigh.
Roxboro students home for
the holidays included: Misses
Valencia Winstead and
Cassandra Clayton from
Spellman College in Atlanta.
Misses Debra Baird from
NCCU.
PRAY FOR SICK AND
SHUT-IN EVERYWHERE
Mr. Booker DeVaughn, Mrs.
Leola Msngum, Mrs. Lugenia
Lockhart, Mrs. Hannah
Carrington, Mrs. Flossie Webb,
W.A. Haley, Claiborne Tapp,
Sr., Willie Riley, Mrs. Annie
(Dep) Mack, Mrs. Loan Parker,
Mrs. Elnora Smith, Mrs. Mamie
Parish, Mrs. Effie Johnson,
Mrs. Agnes Lunsford, Joseph
Wade, Oscar Glenn, Ellis D.
Jones, Sr., Martin Parker,
Ernest Mangum, Sr., Mrs.
Mamie Lyons, Mrs. Ella
Mangum, Mrs. Janice
Hedspeth, Ellis D. Jones, Jr.,
Mrs. Mary Glenn, Bruce
Rogers, Maurice Mason, Mrs.
Sue Bettie Parker, Will Harris,
James Cates, and Mrs. Bessie
Turk who has been
re-hospitalized.
"Blessed are the merciful,
. fqr.jthey .shall obtain Mercy."
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CELEBRATES VE DOING ANNIVERSARY-Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Srrith, Jr. are photographed in their
home on the occasion of their, polden Anniversary date, January 4. Standing behind them are their
sons from left to right, Albert and Carter III.
C.C. Smiths, Jr. Celebrate Golden Wedding
Vcsf Durham
Garden Club
Xmas Breakfast
On Saturday, Dec. 28, at 9
A.M. the West Durham
Blossom Garden Club held its
annual Christmas Breakfast at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gunn, Sr., of 2004
Crowell St.
The home was beautifully
decorated throughout carrying
out the Christmas motif.
During thmoming Christmas
Carols were sung and games
were played. Later, a delicious
breakfast was served buffet
style which was thor6ughly
enjoyed by everyone.
- Mrs. Naomi Parker acting as
Santa Claus distributed gifts to
the members and their guests
revealing Secret Pals.
Guests present were: Mrs.
Gwendolyn Bynum, Mrs. Mary
McClary, Mrs. Louise Couch,
Mrs. Ida Clayton, Mrs. Ella
Jackson, Mrs. Mary W.
Stephens, Miss Barbara
Langley, Ben McClary, William
Fuller, Milton Love.
Members present were: Mrs.
Margaret Allen, Mrs. Mary
Allison, Mrs. Alease Bynum,
Mrs. Anna Duke, Mrs. Margaret
Fuller, Mrs. Gertrude Gibson,
Mrs. Mary Love, Mrs. Gertrude
McBroom, Mrs. Naomi Parker,
Mrs. Margaret Fuller, Mrs.
Margaret Siler, Mrs. Beatrice
Spencer, Mrs. Georgia Taylor,
Mrs. Gladys Van Hook and
Misses Ruth and Mary Louise
Stephens.
Mrs. Bynum thanked the
hostess, Mrs. Gunn, for a very
enjoyable morning.
Fleered To Head USAF
Otthm' 17ves Club
Mrs. Sadie Thompson
Brown was recently elected
president of the
CanadianUSAF officers' Wives
Club in St. Margarets, New
Brunswick. Mrs. Brown's
accomplishments, as the wife
of Air Force Captain Herbert
D. Brown, are indeed
outstanding. Less than four
years ago, she was president of
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MRS. SADIE BROWN
the Officers' Wives Club in
Wasserkuppe, Germany. She
has been involved in
numberous Base activities since
her husband's first year of
service. Currently, she is
president of the local "TOPS"
Club.
As an Air Force wife and
mother of three children, Mrs.
Brown has had the opportunity
to live and travel in several
foreign countries including
Italy, Spain, Switzerland,
France, Austria, Germany and
Denmark. Now residing in
Canada, she considers herself a
typically involved housewife.
The Brown's are one of five
USAF families residing at this
Canadian Air Station.
Mrs. Brown is a graduate of
Merrick-Moore High School In
Durham, class of '64. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson of Center Street in
Durham The Browns will be
returning to the States in the
spring of 1975 and plan to set
up houskeeping at McDill AFB
in Tampa, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Smith,
Jr., Umstead Street, celebrated
their 50th Wedding
Anniversary on January 4,
1975.
Their sons, Carter III and
Albert honored their parents
on this Golden Anniversary
occasion with presents, flowers
and a dinner at the local
Holiday Inn. The Smiths
presented a monetary gift to
Rev. P.R. Cousin as a donation
to the Building Fund of the
new and modern St. Joseph's
A.M.E. Church.
Mr. Smith a native of Poplar
Bluff, Missouri and Mrs. Smith,
the former Miss Celeste James
of Lawrenceville, Virginia met
during their college days at
Wilberforce University.
He is a retired District
Manager of the North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Mrs. Smith was also
employed for many years by
the Company. Both are active
in civic and community
activities.
Carter III is a Principal
Engineer with the Electronic'
Division of General Dynamics
in in San Diego f California and
Albert is an Assistarrt WiHicpal1'
of the Mary Hunter
Intermediate School in
Bassettt, Virginia.
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WEDDING STORY
The following names were
omitted from the out of town
guests attending the
McCollum-Cole wedding on
December 21st.
Mrs. Magdalene Cole
Hopkins, Brooklyn, New York,
Mrs. Sophronia Alexander,
f Long Island, New York, Miss
'Ju'dy" ,rSpea;'i-Wvrk,'-'.iNew
Jersey, Dr. and Mrs. Grady
Davis, Raleigh, Miss Gail
Taylor, Wallace.
Mrs. Catherine Page Hosts
Better Homes, Gardens Club
Mrs. Catherine Page,
Masondale Avenue, was' the
hostess for the Christrras Party
of the Better Homes and
Garden Club on Wednesday,
Dec. 18 at 6:00 p.m.
Gardener Page's home was
beautifully decorated for the
festive holiday season. The
Christmas tree was surrounded
with many beautiful gifts
which brought delight when
the members exchanged their
gifts. Christrras carols, games
and other pleasant activities
were enjoyed by the gardeners.
Picture's were also taken.
A special gift was presented
to Gardener Beulah Hill,
chairman of the Program
Committee for her long and
untiring services in planning
the excellent programs for the
group. Gardener Mary Taylor
. presented the gifts.
' A delicious , dinner was
served; Jo the following
members and guests. Gardeners,
Ella Brown, Mable Bryant,
Magnolia Eings, Ella Floyd,
Beulah Hill, Louise Jenkins,
Mildred Smith, Carrie Vereen,
Frances Watson, Thomasine
Shaw, Mary Taylor and guest
La wner L.Bryant.
Mrs. Page was thanked for a
lovey evening by all. The group
will meet with Gardener
Mildred Smith in January.
Visits Families
During Holiday
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Elliott
of Mount Vernon, New York
spent the Christmas holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Annie
Mae Webb of Commonwealth
Street and her parents.Mr.and
Mrs. Roy Williams of S.
Roxboro St ..
A most enjoyable stay was
shared by ail;
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By MARY J. WHTOERJ
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MRS. LllilE BLAKE
HOSTS BENEVOLENT
COMMUNITY CLUB
Mrs. Lillie Blake was hostess
to the Benevolent Community
Club on Sunday, Dec. 29.
Devotions opened the
meeting along with a Christmas
carol and the 100 Psalm which
was repeated in unison. Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Mozell
Stewart.
Presiding over the business
sessions was Mrs. Hastie Price,
Following the sessions the
election of officers was held.
MiSsj" 'Violas Philpot 'gave an
ihtersting ty$et fc!Wfcb!i9
thev neighbor" and it was
enjoyed by all.
A delicious repast was
served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. Lucille Streeter and
Mrs. Susie Dillahunt.
Members enjoying the
occasion included: Mesdames
Hastie Price, Aletha Kennedy,
Mozella Blount, Laura
Roberson, Mozella Stewart,
Cora Wilson, Magnolia Leak,
Dora Powell, Freda Bass, Viola
Philpot, Lucile Streeter and
Susie Dillahunt. Next meeting
will be held at home of Mrs.
Viola Philpot. Wintergreen
Place. Mrs. Magnolia Leak
thanked the hostess for her
gracious hospitality.
DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY-1974 Miss Jabberwock, Karen Brigt left, is shown giving the
1975 contestants some tips on fund raising. The contestants are: Mary6 Jones, Second from left,
Marline Johnson, Pamela Clark, and Deidra Clark.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Launches
Scholarship Drive At f$rbam College
The Durham Alumnae
Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority launched its annual
scholarship fund raising drive
January 5, at the Durham
College. Over 40 of the
expected 80 participants were
present for the initial meeting
of Jabberwock Contest.
The Initial Queens party
was' co-chaired by Mrs. Marsha
G. Kee and Miss Ann
McMillian. All of the
participants and their parents
were introduced to the
Sorority members. The main
eveni of the Jabberwork
activity will be held March 28,
at the Durham Civic Center.
Co-chairpersons for the 1975
Jabberwork are Mrs. Elnora
Sheilds and Mrs. Gaynetle
Curtis.
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DO SOMETHING ABOU ' ?RGY CONSERVATION ;
Energy conservation is one of the obvious focal points of tbo
present and future and is also priority of the Extension Service,
the education arm of the United States Department of
Agriculture. According to recent information, studies have shown
that commonplace habits in preparing food can be costly, not
only in terms of wasted money but wasted energy. Food
preparation usually involves the use, of several heat producing
appliances and appliances which' product heat require more
energy generally, than motor driver or motion appliances. The
wise use of these appliances can save a great deal of energy.
Energy saving starts with the way you use the range. To
conserve energy, start most foods at a higher temperature, then
reduce the heat to maintain the desired cooking temperature.
Did you know that every time you open the door to the oven .
the temperature drops from 25-50 degrees? That's why you have
the "peek a boo" window on modern ranges so you dont have to
waste that energy!
You can learn to be a good "oven manager" by using the oven
for a whole meal..not just one potato". Using your oven to
capacity is a good habit to form If you're only preparing one
time, effort, as well as fuel energy.
The kind of utensils you use can make a difference in energy
conservation. When cooking use only utensils that fit the range
burners or surface units. Remember, pans with flat bottoms will
absorb more heat. Be sure to use tight fitting lids and place the
utensil on the range before turning on the heat. To conserve oven
heat, use more glass or glass ceramic baking dishes (when
possible), because they transfer heat more efficiently than metal.
If you use glass or ceramic dishes, you can lower oven heat by 25
degrees (if you're using a recipe that calls for 375 degrees, you
can usually use 350 degree.) If you have an electric range, cut
your time by five minutes, turn off and let the reserved oven heat
continue to bake your food.
Using casseroles and dishes that require just one range top
burner are useful fuel saving shortcuts. You might want to try
one of the following fuel saving casseroles that can be prepared
on the top of your stove.
TOP-OF-STOVE CASSEROLE
1 small onion
1 pound ground beef
2 cups canned tomatoes
12 cup uncooked rice
12 cup water
1 tablespoon sugar
2 12 cups cooked split peas
Salt and pepper, as you like
Chop onion. Put ground beef and onion in pan. Cook until
meat is browned. Drain off fat. Add tomatoes, rice, water, and
sugar, Cover and boil gently about 25 minutes until rice is tender.
Add split peas, salt and pepper. Heat slowly until hot.
LUNCHEON MEAT SPANISH RIC12 cup uncooked rice
i. iifis.-, 1 tablespoon fat or oil
1 small onion
12 green pepper
1 stalk celery
2 12 cups canned tomatoes
2 12 cups cut-up canned luncheon meat
Cook rice in fat or oil until lightly browned. Chop onion,
green peper, and celery. Add to rice. Stir in tomatoes. Heat to
boiling. Lower heat. Cover and cook about 25 minutes untfl rice
is tender. Add meat to rice and heat until meat is hot.
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