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ZAFA COURT NO. 41, DAUGHTERS OF ISIS
HOLDS THANKSGIVING SERVICE AND FEAST
OF ISIS , ; Vv-
On Sunday, May 20 the Daughters of Isis observed
their annual Thanksgiving Service at Russell Memorial
CME Church. The Nobles of Zafa Temple No. 196, also
turned out to lend their support to the daughters. The
official ritualistic ceremony was performed with Dt.
Rosalee Sharpe, Illustrious Commandress, presiding. .
Following the church worship service, the daughters
and nobles gathered at the temple on South Alston
Avenue for the Feast of Isis, which is always a festive
occasion. While the Feast was taking place, the
daughters presented a short program commemorating
the celebration. Appearing on the program were:
Daughters Doris Holland, Rebecca Peterson, Beatrice
Burnett, Violet Rogers, and Noble Joseph Gooch, Il
lustrious Potentate of Zafa Temple No. 176. Dt.
Rosalee Sharpe served as mistress of ceremonies, and
also introduced the officers and members of the Ad
visory Board. The Chantresses presented a beautiful
musical rendition which everyone enjoyed.
After a full day of activities and wholesome
fellowship, the daughters and nobles departed for their
homes, bringing to a close another memorable
.Thanksgiving Service and Feast of Isis. Dt. Pearl
George served as chairperson of the Feast, and Dt. An
drew Bell Cobb served as co-chairperson.
llanpton Inst.
Gets $42,000
Biology Grant
Hampton Institute has
received ; a $42,000 Na
tional Science Foundation
(NSF) grant to support
graduate traineeships in
biology r . '
"This NSF grant ' will
allow us to continue to
strengthen our Graduate
Studies program and .
specifically oru biology ,
discipline," remarked Dr.
Hazel J; Garrison, project
director . and Graduate
Studies head, Teh basic,
stipend for NSF trainees,
she continued, is $3600 for
a 12-month period. Addi
tionally, a cost of educa-
tion allowance covers all
required tution, non
refundable fees and
deposits Gbrary,s health-
activity, laboratory
thesis, diplomas and
graduation costs) charged
other students of similar
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Dr. Gwendolyn F. Todd
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Todd, Route 4, Zebulon, North
Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter
Dr. Gwendolyn Faye Todd, Alpine Apt. G-2, Decatur,
Georgia to Dr. Kenneth P. Jones, South Wilmington
Ave., Los Angeles, California.
The bride-elect attended North Carolina Central
University, Durham . and the University of North
Carolina Medical School. She is doing her internship at
Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Fiance attended North Carolina Central Univer-1
sity, Durham and Meharry Medical College, Nashville, ?
Tennesseee. He is doing his internship at Martin Luther
King Hospital, Los Angeles, California.
An outdoor wedding is planned for June 30.
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The Mill Grove Community League Inc. held , its
reonlnr monthlv meetihs Moridav. -June 4 at 8 p.m at,
Mount Level BaDtist Church on Jim Lyons Road. The
meeting was called to brder by the president;' Mrs.
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for the summer outing which will be held the first Satur
day in July. Those present were: Roumania Lipscomb, ,
Orange, Lipscomb, Robert Hall, Mack Hall, Hubert
Dunnegan, Marie Scoggins, Jpafi Scoggins, Svminer--Daye
and Josephine Washington of Operation
Breakthrough. Miss WashingtorT was very helpful in
securing a bus for transportatiori to the outing. '
Mrs. Virginia Kenion has returned home after spen
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Perry and children in Seat Pleasant, Maryland Mrs.
Kenion attended Jier , granddaughter, Tnga Perry's
graduation from Crossland High School in Maryland.
The Brown and Neal families reunion will be held
Sunday, June 17 at the Convention Hall on Guess Road
at 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert McNeal will be the host.
Everyone is cordially invited to come and bring a picnic
basket.
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Men's Day will be observed at Red Mountain Baptist
Church Sunday, June 17 at 11 a.m. Guest speaker will
be Rev. Tandy. You are cordially invited to come andi
worship with them.
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The Third Anniversary of Education Day was observ
ed Sunday, June 10 at Mount Level Baptist Church. The
theme was "One Step At A Time". Presiding was Mrs.
Gloria E. Palmer: Music was. tendered by the youth
choir with Miss Joyce Overby as organist and Ms.
Bernell Phillips as director.
Those appearing on the program were: Ms. Pearlie
Evans, Rev. C.L. Dunston; Deacon James Holliday,
Superintendent of Sunday School and Wendell Dunston
of Louisburg. '"
Christopher Glover (High School, Durham), Ms.
Stella Jones, (College of Winston Salem) spoke on "My
reasons and goals for furthering my education at ah in
stitution of higher learning. Others participating were:
Donald Glover, Miss Patrice Penny, Rev. Albert E.
Love; the speaker, Rev. John Wilson Fleming, Raleigh;
Mesdames Mildred Neal, Roumania Lipscomb and
Syminer Daye. '
Bibles were presented to the following graduates:
Charles Washington, Phyllis Evans, Denise Evans,,,
Jackje Overby, Tonya Suggs, Sherry Brown, Brenda
Evans, Van Scoggins, Jackie Brown, Jacquelyn Clay,
James Hawkins, Turrentinc, and Carl Umstead. The
junior boys and girls served. This Educational Day was
sponsored by the R.S.; Lipscomb Missipnsary Bible
Class of which Mrs Olinzie Johnson is president. ,
Please pray for the sick and shut-in: '
Mesdames Mary Justice, Estelle Nixon, Emma Powell,
Pandonia Parker, Ludie Parker. W.A. Harris, Leara
Parker, Ruth Satterwhite, Deshazor Jackson, Maud
Lucas, Ethel McDaniel, Bertha Green, Annie
Strickland, Kate Lowe, Sula Parrish', Mayola Holmah,' .
Daisy Cain, Viola Mitz, Messrs. Walter Cozart, Jr.,-
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Moore, Bonnie Lee Allen, Marcus Cooper, James
Pratt, Sammie Parker, Broadie Daye, Eugene Parker,
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