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Cosnclclcgisfs Held -Banquet:;
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; " ; The ,' Cosmetologists
Chapter No. 1 of Durham
.held its Awards Banquet on
July 26 in the dining room of
; Charles Dunham's Food Ser
, vice 1 on. North Roxboro
, Street. Mrs. Pauline Hart pre
4 sided over the program, ',
7 ' -" Five members of the
Cosmetologists . Club ' were
honored and received special
recognition by the President,'
Miss Lois Burroughs. Receive
ing certificates for loyal de
votion and dedicated service.
. were Msdms. .; Elizabeth .
; Brown, Bettie Fowler, Mar
' garet Jefferies, Beatrice Moss,
and Esther Pugh. 7,
COSMETOLOGISTS CHAPTER NO. 1 OF DURHAM
Clubs and
Socials
DAUGHTERS OF DORCAS PLAN
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The Daughters of Dorcas met on August 4 at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Toole on Pekoe Street. The president, Mrs. Gazella
P. Lipscomb, .presided and opened the meeting by leading the
club song and a prayer.
Business followed. Included were reports of cheer cards to
sick persons and bereaved families. One member, Mrs. Lillic
Farringtons was reported' 'to be still hospitalized. Of special in
terest was a discussion concerning wheel chairs. The club owns
two wheel chairs which are almost continuously on loan to in
dividuals who need them (not necessarily club members). The
feasibility of purchasing a third chair was discussed and a
committee appointed to bring in the necessary detailed informa
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Remaining time was given to plans for the celebration of
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FRIENDLY LADIES MEET ,
- The Friendly Ladies Club met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Lyons on Sunday, August 7.
Devotionals opened the meeting and were led by Mrs.'
Hastie Price, Mrs. Dillahunt and Mrs. Myrtle Taylor. Mrs. Price
presided over the business session which included minutes
and other communications.
A delicious dinner was served. Other members present
were: Evangeline Page, Ernestine Fike, Lina Mae Saunders, Ella
Crawford, Agnes Hinton, Viola Thompson, Elizabeth Edwards
arid Mrs. Cora floberson, a visitor, ,.; 7 7 ' , ', v
' 4 Mrs. Thompson thanked the hostesses; Mrs. Lyons, Mattie
Tillmon and Linnie Rose, for their gracious hospitality.
$ The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ernestine
Fike, 282I South Roxboro Street;
the 66th anniversary. Daughters of Dorcas was organized in
October, 1917. , ... i
Mrs. Toole,1 assisted by her granddaughter, Terri, served a
delicious repast to the following: '
Mesdames Ethel Bradshaw, Lottie Campbell, Alice
Collins, Elise Green, Julia Harris, Sallie Harris, Ora Lee, Gazella
Lipscomb, Margaret Mack, Fannie McLean, Lorraine Thorpe,
Alease Townsend and Lyda Wray.
The next meeting will be held on September 1 with Mrs.
Marie Torain as hostess.
EVER-READY CLUB MEETS
The Ever-Ready Club meeting of the Orange Grove Bap
tist Church was opened and presided over by Mrs. Esther Moore,
president. The meeting was held August 7 at the home of Mrs.
Clara Taylor on Wood Street. Those attending were: Mesdames
Shirley Hollbway, Edna Royster, Lizzie Chavis, Louise Rogers,
Savater Hunter, Mary Patterson, Louise Lee, Roena Barbee,
Tessie Cross, Leah Lee, Bessie Jones, Flecida Revels, Dorothy
Holloway, Annie Chavis, a visitor, Mrs. Dosiey Jones.
A delicious repast was enjoyed by all.The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Roena Barbee in September.
VISITS FOR REUNION
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MRS. MILTON P.GUNN
Guiin-iiMrissicff Vows Said
On Sat. at Union Bapf.
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Union Baptist Church
was the scene of the wedding
on Saturday, August 6 of
Miss S. Charmaine McKissick
and Milton Purvis Gunii. Rev.
Grady D. Davis, Sr., assisted
by Rev. Thurmond Hairston,
conducted the 2 p.m. cere
mony. . The bride -is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Royd B.
McKissick, Sr., of Soul City.
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
G'unn of Gillette Avenue in
Durham are; the parents of
the groom ,
Thp. former Annie Minor was in Durham attending the The bride's floor length
Hillside High School Class of '27 reunion recently. She was the gown was 0f sflk chiffon with
houseguest of her sister, Mrs. Susie Minor Martin during her a (Watteau chapel train and
stay here. She is now married to Johnnie Hall and they resiae
in Willis, Michigan. 7. .
' After her graduation from Hillside, Mrs. Hall attended
f Bennett College in Greensboro. She later attended Wayne
University in Detroit, Michigan, where sne received a degree in
imDorted . beaded Alencon
lace.. The beaded Jace, etched
with seed pearls and crystals,
lavishlv adorned the bodice,
outlined the neckline, and
Mss Linda N. Gunn, sister
of the groom. Washington,
D C; Ms. Sandra Michelle
Groom, Soul City; Ms: Felicia
L. Coins, Washington, D. C;
Ms. Agnes Richardson Smith,
Henderson.
The bride is a graduate of
the University . of . North
Carolina 3 and 5 will enter
graduate school at Northern
Illinois University iii the fall.
She was registrar of Nutbush
precinct in ' Warren County
and was founder and director
of the S. Charmaine School
of Dance. She is employed by
Carmichael and Co., Advertis
ing and Marketing, Inc. '
The bridegroom is also a
graduate of UNC where he
was a member of the Order
of the Grail, a student
marshall 4nd member of the
University Concert Band. He
v pharmacy and practiced there. She ii now .serving as assistant appUqued .thfWIWffa.tg presently working on a
, coonitatot:tf&ntor. Citizens liLWaiiMichlganc4':u.U:. .bhhop '' ffJiAaduite degne in Public r
FAflf.1 CHARM I RED GATE
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U.S. CHOICE CIEF-BLADE WHOLE
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Quince Fleming of Raleigh announce the
birth of their second son, Michael Dandridge, on ' August 4 at
5:34 pjn. at Rex Hospital. The Fleming's older son, Quinton,
is three years old.
HOLEMANCATES FAMILY REUNION
The Holeman-Cates Family Reunion was held recently at
the home of Mr. Willie and Mrs. Annie Holeman. Dinner was
served, followed by a short prayer meeting.
Visiting ministers were: Elders Ervin Thompson, Eulis
Chavis, and wife, and W. M.Fuller. Rev. Mrs. Lily Warren.
Some of the relatives and visiting friends were: Mrs.
Willie Fields, Roxboro; Louis Holeman, Md,; Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Smith, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus '
Blackwell, Roxboro; Mrs. Catherine Ruffin, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Mr. Liles and Carolyn Lfles, Roxboro;, Mr. and Mrs. :
General Lee James, Washington, D. C; Willie Jay, Roxboro;
Vance D. Holeman, Fort Bragg; Eulis Williams, Roxboro;
Eddie Cooper, Raleigh; David Squires, Chapel Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Dixon, Durham; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Royster,,
Hurdle Mills; David Heard and sons, Greensboro; Pearlie Love,
Elaine Barbee, Ernest Jenkins, Mrs. Freely Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. '
Joe Covington, Jr., Miss Kathy Dixon, Ms. Bernice Daye.Mr,
and Mrs. Elbert Brooks, Tawanna, Pam, Steven and Adrian
Dixon, Cashma and Deanna Jones, Mrs. John Holeman, Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Holeman, Miss Mary Holeman, and Grace; Mrs.
Clara Collins, Miss Carolyn and Angela , Collins and Mrs.
Barbara Ann Holeman, all of Durham.
tflla of silk fllulibhTUbrdlrer
with Alencon lace motifs, was
attached to a lace, headpiece..
She carried a large, orchid
surrounded with, carnations
and a shower of flowers, m
Ms. Psyche D. Davis of
Raleigh, was maid of honor,
Bridesmaids were: Ms.
LiAnndra Groom, Soul City;
Ms. Monika Gunn, sister of
the groom, Durham; , Ms.
VaUere Wynne, Durham; Ms.
Audrey Kearney, Soul City;
Mrs. Juana Jordan Jones,
Goldsboro; Ms; Wanda
Thompson, Soul City: Ms..
Arlene Franklin , New. York ;
Ms. ( Shauniella S. Plummer,
Soul City; Ms. Pamela Jor
dan, Henderson and Julia
Groom, Soul City. . 1
Children in the wedding
Health Nutrition and plans to
attend medical school.
Out-of-town guests in
cluded: New York: Dr. and
Mrs. Irvin L McCaine, Sr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Rene McCaine,
Crystal and Robin McCain;
Mrs. Hazel Mitchell, Marcflen
Gunn and Malcolm Corrin;
Washington, D. C.: Mrs.
Frances Hines, Ms. Arona
Mitchell, Darryl Vann, Con
rad Ward, Garrett Burton, Ms.
Linda. Gunn,' Mrs. J. B.
Taylor, Mrs. Catherine (Bin)
Howard," Mrs. Eloise- Coins,
Wendell Coins and Ms. Louise
Coins; ,,',.
Silver Spring, Md.: Drs.
Andrey and 1 Emile Julian;
Ashevflle; Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. McKissick, Ms. Cynthia
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were:fi Mmberly Lharmaui ai. r
City; and ''Jamal Adeeb,.
Cephii, , ringbearer, cousin
of the bride, Asheville. '
7. 'f A reception was held at
the home v of the bride in
Boston, Mass.: Ms. Ar
lene Franklin ; Philadelphia,
Pa.; Mrs. Geraldine Pierce,
Ms. Janice and Erica Pierce,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clark; At
lanta, , Ga.: Mr. . and , Mrs. '
UaiiIaiikaii itiarA
Mr ' iwpcivn-. Mr k vtc t ' . V Mangum; , Stamford,
u.,-,. f win- ui. anu Mrs. ociane-
From Timberlake came Mrs. Ella Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Soul CitV;! & Andree Mc? eioaiumore, mo.
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James uaye, miss ueraiaine uaye ana Mrs. tuty m. vuvuigiun, YLiYX Julian, sister of the
from Hillsborougn: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse uixon, wuss Annie anu
' Carolyn Dixon, Mrs. Beatrice Whit ted and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shaw. Misses Dawn and Dilcy Grady of Queens, N. Y.; Miss
Shirley Daye and Miss Teresa Dixon, Chapel Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnie Cousins, Rougemont; Mr. and Mrs. Alco
Harrington, Bahama; and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Royster, Hurdle
Mills. 7 . . .
bride, S Silver- Spririg, : Md.;
The Plummer Family. Bill
Blank . and Ms. Michelle
Blank.
KING'S CLUB CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
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WHITE ROSE CIRCLE PICNIC
The White Rose Circle Club of St. Mark A. M. E. Zion
Church had a picnic: on Saturday, August 6 on the beautiful-
lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Glenie Thompson, 815 Cook Road. The
table was spread with-plenty of food. The grace was sung by .
all. After dinner, a basket of groceries were raffled off and the
lucky person was Theodore Overby. The basket, of groceries'. 1 Dmimsv '; chalrmati 6f.-i.the,
The King's Club, Inc., celebrated its tenth anniversary
July 28 through July 30. The Banquet was held at the King's
Lodge oh Harmony Roadv Guest speaker for. the eveningwas
n. niu, ricsiuciit ui
! Durham College. His topic,
; "Mutual Trust" ; emphazied
that one must correct his own
mistakes in order that others
may trust him. Dr." Hill (was
introduced by Claude
were presented by Mrs. E. B. Flintall.
" Those present were: Mrs. Yvonne Daniels & son from
Washington, D. C; Mr. arid Mrs. Alonzo Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
: W. G. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Mitchlner & granddaugh- ?
ter. Ronica Sutton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinson & daughters;
Mr. and Mrs. Madison McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Over
by, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pool, Mr and Mrs. Alex Young, Jr.; Mr.
and , Mrs. William . Tuckeri,.Mrs; Mary Easterling,, Miss Pearl
Quick, Mrs; Fannie (".laden, Mrs' Edna Satterfield, Mrs. Altha
Fuller,' Miss Bessie Burnette. Kisha Hinson. Mrs. Marion Lester,
and Mr. and Mrs. Issac Flintall. 7 ' .'-.!
. LAMPLIGHTERS HOLD PICNIC
The Lamplighters Club members held their picnic on Satur
day, August 6 at the C. R. Woods Park. The cookout Included
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social committee
Welcome and address
and Club . History were. pre-,
sen'ted by Harold Brandon,
vice president. Silent prayer
was offered for - deceased
members. , ' ' v '
Roosevelt Evans pre
sented the members. Presen
tations of awards, including
a civic 'award made , to Dr.
Hill and Mrs. Wanda Garrett.
were made by Kooert tJauey. mm s v
corresponding secretary, and George Suggs, public relations. Re
creation awards were presented to Herman Graham; coach of
the Durham Striders by Ednas Taylor, queen of the Black and
lioid Ban tor iy-V8.
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chicken, hamburger, hot dogs, salads, cakes, pies of all sorts,". , j the ; absence of Coach Russell Blount,, James Atwater,
punch and cames.
' Those present were: Msdms. Annie Daye, Louise Lee, Janet
Allen, Delia Hubbard, Lillie Owens, Maria Cuttino, Leora Petti
ford, Alice Carrick, Elizabeth ; Evans, Ruth Harris, Odessa
Flakes. Roberta Allen, Edna Royster, Annie Webb.Ollie Ray,
Ella Lee, Mary Perry. Catherine Ferrell,' Mary Bennett,' Alma
a club ipember, accepted the sports award, A letter of thanks to
the club from Coach Blount was read by Atwater,,. The presi
dent award was' given to Claude Daniel for outstanding work,
by William Borden, treasurer.' ' , -
' Final remarks were made by Walter Richardson. 7?
Officers of the King's Club are! Donnell Austin, president;
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Mitchell, Hester . Brown; Mssrs. John Ray, JVJie MitcheU, Erwin Johnson secretary; Raymond Hayes, assistant treasurer;
room iimiiipMHi, iimn imci, muiaiu iwvm - Andrew Jones, sick committee; Paul Weeks, athletic director;
Lewjs Bennett. , .....,. and Robert McLeod. , ... ,,.
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