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SCENES FROM THE SENIOR CITIZENS GATHERING SPONSORED by the Uynwn'i
Organization of St Joseph's A. M. E. Church.
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SAT., MAY 8, 1976 THE CAROLINA JWfZt -
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY
BEST WISHES
Best wishes to newly
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F.
Scott, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L.
Ray Mangum, who were
married in Connecticut.
Those attending the wedding
from Durham were Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph Mangum and
children, Tonya, Tyressa and
Lowell, Kirs. Annie
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
' Long and son Dwayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Galvester Mangum
and daughter Christina.
RETURNS HOMES
Miss Brenda Atwater and
daughter, Lesa of Durham,
have returned home after
spending a week with her
father George Rigsbee of
New York City.
VISITS DURHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Harrison of Long Island,
New York spent two weeks
visiting relatives and friends
i n Durham.
SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party was
given for Mrs. Annie Fuller
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Reed, 4907 West Ave.,
on April 24. The party was
given by Mrs. Reed and Miss
Anita Fuller. Those present
were George C. Fuller, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Wade, Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Lipscomb, Jr.,
Miss Anita Fuller, Alphonzo
Clabourne, Miss Linda
Lipscomb, Jimmie Lipscomb
and Miss Jackie Reed.
SINCERE SYMPATHY
Sincere and
heartfelt sympathy 'to the
families of the late Mrs.
Nora Perry family(Mr. and
Mrs. Jethro Rogers) the late
Larry Bullock (Mrs. Vera
Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. James
Harris, Mrs. Geneva Allison,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Parker,
Sr., Mrs. Gertrude Henry)
the late Mrs. Mildred Jenkins,
the late Mrs. Louise Davis
and Mrs. Ray Robinson,
Rev. and Mrs. McCoy
and Mr. and Mrs. Jonah
Bullock.
'The Lord is my
shepherd, I shall not want."
Psalm 23:1..
PRAY FOR SICK
Mrs. Saplironia McDade,
Maurice Mason, Earl Echard,
doing nicely, Mrs. Lucenda
Parrish, Booker DeVaughn,
Ellis D. Jones, Sr., Mrs.
Maude Lucas, Mrs. Mattie
Gaitherwright, Mrs. Rachel J
Jones, Mrs. Zela Humphrey,
Mrs. Flossie Webb, Mrs. Ludie
B. Parker, Nathaniel Cooke,
1605 Merrick, Mrs. Mary
Justice, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Grant, L. Rivers, Frank
Gaitherwright, Mrs. Alma
Williams, Mrs. Nettie Lanier,
Mrs. Estelle Bullock, Mrs. Ella
McLaughlin, Mrs. J. W.
Dawson, Mrs. G. Griffin, Mrs.
Edith Moore, Mrs. Margaret
Foster, Mrs. Katie Grant,
Oscar Glenn, Clyde Riley,
Walter Turentine, Mrs.
Nannie Evans, Mrs. Lizzie
Askew, Mrs. Patricia Jones,
Mrs. Annie Mack, Mrs.
Victoria Lawson, Mrs. Ruth
Lowe, Mrs. Bertha McCloud,
and Mrs. Lucy Hawley.
"But my God shall
supply all your need
according to his riches in
glory by Christ Jesus."
P h i 1 i p p i a n s 4:19.
My days are like a shad-,
ow that declineth; and I am
withered like grass.
But thou, O Lord, shalt
endure for ever; and thy re
membrance unto all gener
ations. Psalms 102: 11-12
Mrs. Esfts St. Mart's
"Mother of the Year"
St. Mark A. M. E. Zion
Church selects Mrs. Delores
Watson Estes as its "1976
Mother of the Year." Mrs.
Estes is a hard working, de
voted mother who not only
shows an interest in the acc
omplishments of her own
cliildren but a great concern
for all children.
A graduate of Hillside
High School and A&T Univ
ersity School of Nursing, Mrs.
Estes did graduate - work at
the University of Maryland
where she received her
Master's degree in Child
Psycliiatric Nursing. She has
done post-graduate work at
the University of North
Carolina, in Seattle, Wash
ington at the University of
Washington, where she earned
the title of Family Nurse
Practitioner. Mrs. Estes is a
former employee of the
Durham County Health De
partment and the Child Develo
pment Institute at the Univ
ersity of North Carolina in
Chapel Hill. She is presently
employed at Wake Health
Services, Apex, as a Family
Nurse Practitioner.
Association), and the N. C.
Family Nurse Practitioner Con
ference Group.
Knowing Mrs. Estes and
being aware of the unselfish
services that she renders, one
can better understand the
answer she gave when asked,
"What are your hobbies?"
Her reply was, "My church,
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MRS. DELORES W. ESTES
and my community."
Mrs. Estes is the daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. She
is married to Rudolph Estes
and they have two children,
Eric and Valjeanne.
Having an interest in the
entire church but finding the
need greater among the chil
dren and youth, Mrs. Estes
serves as Superintendent and
Teacher in the Intermediate
Department of the Sunday
School, teacher in the Child
ren's Church and a member of
the Children's Council. Mrs.
Estes' leadership and desire to
serve is also felt in the comm
unity. Her community acti
vities include: membersliip on
the Board of Directors of
Scarborough Nursery School
, NAACP, Actionette Comm
unity Club and A&T Alumni
Association. Active partici
pation in her church and ccom
munity does not keep her
from serving her profession.
Mrs. Estes holds membership
in the American Nurses Ass
ociation, a member of the
board of Directors (District
11 of the N. C. Nurses
WORDS FOR THE
WORLD
THOU ARE MY
DOMINION any My
dominion perisheth not,
wherefore fearert thou thy
perishing? Thou are My
light and My light shall
never be extinguished, why
dost thou dread extinction?
Thou art MY 0orY and MY
glory fadeth not; thou are
My robe and My robe shall
never be outworn.
BAHA'I WRITINGS
1.
ALFRED L.SOLOMON, JR.,
"ALFIE"
Son of Alfred and Melinda Solomon of Roanoke Rapids,
N. C, is three years old on Thursday, May 6, 1976. His
maternal grandmother and great grandmother are Mrs.
Josephine Edwards and Mrs. Velvie Brown of Roanoke Rapids.
His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Haywood and Mrs.
Beatrice Solomon of Enfield, N. C.
St. Joseph's
en Honor
Senior Citizens
DO YOU KNOW A CHILD WHO IS HAVING A BIRTHDAY IN MAY?
MUST BE 12 YEARS OR UNDER
BRING OR MAIL A PICTURE OF THE CHILD TO THE CAROLINA TIMES
VE WILL PUBLISH IT FREE OF CHARGE, ALONG WITH THE NAMES
OF PARENTS, GRAND PARENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
PICTURES SHOULD BE IN OUR OFFICE TEN DAYS BEFORE
THE CHILD'S BIRTHDAY. IF POSSIBLE.
ACT NOW, DON'T LET YOUR CHILD GET LEFT OUT! .! !
March Of Dimes Honors Elizabeth
City S. U. Fraternity
The Gamma Rho Chapter
of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
Inc., at Elizabeth City State
University, has been awarded a
plaque of appreciation by the
National Foundation of the
March of Dimes.
During the earlier March of
Dimes Telethon, members of
the ECSU chapter canvascd
homes in the Elizabeth City
and surrounding areas. Each
year, they have collected over
$200 from their door-to-door
solicitation of funds.
The project was part of the
Sigmas Project SAD, Sigmas
Attack Defects, showing a
concern for the thousands of
children who are born with
birth defects, each year. In
addition, the Sigmas
distributed pamphlets on
drugs, pre-natal care, birth
defects, Sickle-Cell Anemia
and other diseases. They were
assisted by members of their
sister organization, at ECSU,
the Alpha Gamma Chapter of
the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
The advisors, officers and
members of the Gamma Rho
Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity wish to thank The
Daily Advance, radio stations
WGA1 and WCNC and the
Elizabeth City community for
'helping to make this project
successful, by making
worthwhile contributions to
the health and safety of future
generations.
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value. We agree. If you are looking for a home,
new, used or want to improve your present one,
we'd like to help you. We help finance homes
of every type, style and description. So if you
have any questions about home ownership, stop
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them with you. Remember, a home isa sound
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On Sunday, May 2, approxi
mately 200 senior citizens and
friends gathered at the St.
Joseph's A. M. E. Church in
celebration of Senior Citizen
Month. The program was
sponsored by the Laymen's
Organization of the church of
which Mrs. Minerva Evans is
president.
The program began with the
singing of the Laymen's Hymn
followed by a prayer by
Lawrence McLeod. Many
senior citizens and friends
participated in the program to
make the occasion an enjoy
able one.
The Youth Choir of the
church rendered the several
selections accompanied by Mrs.
Lula Warren under the direct
ion of Mrs. Minerva Evans. The
kitchen band of the W. D. Hill
Recreation Center accom- .. rnil. .Tr,.Dn Ai:n ru&m p; harri$ thtv
Ser the LcUoT 'of Nhs -eived corsages honoring then at the Senior Citizen, gather
Lydia Wray favored the group celebrating Senior C.t.zens Month.
with many beautiful select- .
ions the group of the various kinds received a corsage. Their ages
Mrs. Ada Leach and of programs designed to im were 91 and 98 respectively.
Annette Bryant recited prove the lives of the senior Mrs. Francis Steward and
inspiring poems that captured citizens. He pointed out some Charles Harris were the reci-
the audience. Charles Harris of the procedures to use for pients.
favored the group with a those who wish to take advan- Dr. Phillip Cousin, pastoi,
piano solo entitled "RAG" tage of the programs, welcomed the group andex-
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