JO THE CAROLINA TIMES ' SAT4 JULY 14, 1979
Clubs and
Socials.
, ' ' WILLIAMS FAMILY CIRCLE ' . ' ' 4 . 'rcriwxc w r 1 irrARIANS
SPENDS HOLIDAY IN CH1CAG, , TiTSwS,'
- Twenty-eight members of the Williams Family Circle -..: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Royal have recently returned -left
Raleigh-Durham Airport via Delta Airline, July 3 : -froia DaUas, Texas, where Mrs. Royal represented na-. .
... a :u rn;u, m.mk.- . f -1 ,.-: t toir' fth Annual American uorary ,
Hotel reservations for the erouo were at the 1. J i ' Association Conference: During the conference, Mrs. ,
Holiday inn Law Micnigan on laxesnorc unvc "(ni
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ing the group were family members from Washington,
DC, Baltimore, -MD., Englewood, NJ, Bronx, NY,
Detroit, MI, Los Angeles, CA, and Evanston, II. ; t
Activities for the week begin on Tuesday afternoon,
with a carnival for the children. Tuesday night wi.at
tended a party at the home of Carolyn and Larry Hat"
chett in Maywood, Illinois; Art all day picnic on
Wednesday at the home of Shipley .and Cordell Red- v
mond and fireworks in The evening at Soldiers Field in.
Grant Park. Thursday was the day for tours and site '
seeins which included Sears Towers, Merchandising
Mart, Johnson Publishing Company, a boat ride on -
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Laxe Micnigan anu uinncr ai uic uuiuc ui ciuct fiu ,
William Thomas Atwater. Following dinner, it was a
beautiful evening at the Drury Lane Theater where we
were privileged to see Delia Reese and Adarn Wade'in :
"Same time Next Year." ) ; N
Breakfast Friday morning was hosted by Lucy and -Frank
Atwater and Tony Atwater. Other guests at the , '
breakfast were a City Alderman, a representative from .
the department of Human Resources, a local minister, 8,.,.
salesconsultant and the little league softball players
from three teams sponsored by Frank Atwater.
N v Following the breakfast, movies for the kiddies were
shown by Larry Manning, a tour of the His & Hers
Barbershop and Beauty Salon owned and operated by
Carolyn Hatchett and William Thomas Atwater and a
shopping spree at the "A Mart" owned and operated by
Lucy and Frank Atwater and managed by Tony At
water. Friday evening found all the family at the'
Millionaire Club for dinner and dancing. For the
younger set, it was an after party at the Larry Hatchetts.
Saturday was free for last minutes shopping and
visiting. Transportation for the week was by vans drivenv
by Joyce and Cedro Gomez, Jr., and Clyde Williams. 7
Those persons from Durham and Apex leaving from
Raleigh-Durham Airport were Ellis L. Allen, Matthew
Mitchell, B.v. Allen, Mable Allen, Bernice glummer,
Rader Prince, Shirley Lassiter, Willis C. Lassiter,Jphn
A. Atwater, Yvonne Lassiter, uoyce Marie Lassiter,
Cloyce Michelle Lassiter, Alma Lassiter, Clyde Alston,
Jimmy Lilley, III, Julia Dowdy, Theolphus Richardson,
Faydean Richardson, Dennis Speight, Michael Alston,
Stella Alston, Virge Proctor Barbee, Janet B. Kennell,
Raymond Williams, Grace Williams, Ethel Perry, Ber
tha Jordan, and Jonetta George. -Daughters
of Dorcas
On July 5, Mrs. Elise Evans Green hosted the meeting
of the Daughters of Dorcas at her home on Baker
Street. The president, Mrs. Gazella P. Lipscomb,"
presided. ',
"Creative Poetry" was the special feature, presented
by Mrs. Ellen T. Johnston-Hale who delighted the
group with a recital of some of her poems, explaining in
each instance the cirumstance which inspired the
writing. "You are all poets",she told us, and challenged
us to try to record inspiring moments. 1
Mrs. Green, aided by her niece, Mrs. Philippa;
McNeill Harrison, Mrs. Sadie Herring of Harapton.y
Virginia and Miss Julia Fairley, served a delicious din-'
ner to the following members: Mesdames Yvonne
v Beasley, Lottie Campbell, Sadie Carry, Alice Collins,
Elise Green, Julia Harris, Gazella Lipscomb, Fannie
McLean.yohnnie McLester, Rubye McNeill, Lyda Mer
".rickft Lorraine Thorpe, Clumpertee Tucker, and
' Deanj M. Hale (Mrs. Hale's hdsbaftd).
Mrs. Sadie Carry was welcomed as a new member and,
Mrs. Lyda Merrick, on behalf of the group, thanked the
! hostess for her gracious hospitality. The next meeting is
scheduled for August 2 with Mrs.-Julia Harris. ;
GARDEN CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC
Oii Sunday, July 8 the members of the West Durham
Blossom Garden Club and their friends enjoyed eating
dinner together in picnic style on the beautiful lawn of ;
Mrs. Mary Allison of 521 Cecil Street. .
Interesting conversation was enjoyed by those present
after which everyone enjoyed a pleasant dinner. -
Friends present included: Mesdames Georgie Taylor,
Sadie Winston, Claraester Bowling, Virginia Jackson
and children, Mattie Canty, Miss Mary B. Baines,
Henry Gunn, Jr. and Milton Love. , ,
Members present were: Mesaames ueuian cawarus,
,,vvy ... ..... r?n A
ua, acVrf tn serve on a newiy esiaDiisncu civ
- task force, which will give assistance to A.L.A. chapters
" in non-ERA ratified states." - , C
FAMILY REUNION V
' The Bass Family will b? held at the home of Joseph
' Scott 4813 Fayetteville Road Sunday July 15 beginning
at 1;30 p.m. All are welcome, Bring a Picnic basket. E.
Harris, 544-3328.
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MRS. 8YMINERDAYE 314 TODD STREET
Miss Viveca Wingfield, f
" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i
Harry L. Wingfield and
granddaughter of Mrs. I
Margaret J. Parker, has .
signed a full scholarship in
Volleyball to High Point
.College. She is a 1979 I
graduate of Dudley High
School, Greensboro where I
she was named Most
Outstanding Athlete, one 1
of, the most outstanding 4i, .1
' seniors, the most valuable ..
setter in volleyball, and
the Most Valuable Player t x
,in basketball. She wiU .
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MISS. WINGFIELD
HOME FOR CLASS REUNION-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wells and children, 1 Cedric and Lisa, of
Washington, D.C. , spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Stanfield. They were in Roxboro;
attending the class reunion of Mrs. Wells. Lisa will be
spending the summer with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Parker in Bahama.
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LPN CLASS REUNION The Licensed Practical
Nurse Class of 1949 held its thirtieth annual class reu
nion on Friday evening at the Ramada Inn. .
The class motto, "Keep the faith and go forward
was a theme kept in mind during the reunion. Mrs.
Elizabeth Jones presided and others appearing on the
program were Ms. Lueretia McCoy, Ms. Gnzzelle
Stwie,. The Spiritual Supremes, Rev, Ethel Sims, Mrs.
Rosa C-Sharpe, banquet toastmistress; Mrs. Gamaliel
Pretty, who conducted the Memorial .Service; Ms. Ora
Thomas Brown and special guests Mrs. Martha Johnson
and Mrs. Adele Butts. .
: Memorialized were Mesdames Lovey Pettiford Curtis
and Bernice Long. .
Mrs. Pretty presented a poem she composed entitled
"Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan". Awards were .
: presented by Mrs. Watts to Mrs. Gertrude B. Henry, ,
Mrs. Adele Butts and Mrs. Martha Johnson; , .
MrHenry.4 graduate LOf4Iillside HigSchcLand,
UnJiMtospi)tal5ciSo Hospital
VaT, was the'SpmetrSheaS cine of tffTlrsnristruc
tors of the '49 Class of LPNs. She is the former Miss
Gertrude Bullock of Bahama. She is married to Al
Henry, Sr., and they are the parents of two children, Al, .
Jr., and Debra Henry. ., '
Mrs. Henry's topic was "Togetherness", which she
developed through togetherness with one's self, with
others and with God.
Mrs. Mary Brewer and her grandson of Brooklyn,
N.Y. are in Durham visiting a friend Mrs. Maggie
Prince. During her visit, Mrs. Brewer visited Leggett
and Myers Tobacco Company an$ other tourist attrac
tions. '
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OFF TO GERMANY Mrs. Bettie Johnson Day and
her son, Kenneth Darrell Day, are leaving for
F..NLAi.t r.mnmr in tn Vir ViiicViaflH flnH hlfi fflthftf.
Alease Bynum, Gertrude Gibson, Naomi Parker, Daisy ,Theodore w, Day, Mrs. Day is the daughter of Mrs.
Gunn, Mary Love,' Margaret Allen, Margaret Fuller, Eu ahd Wim Johnson of Creedmoor.
and Misses Ruth and Mary JL. Stephens. ,. 1 ,
C r n r a PAIC VAITU PI AO &r SURPRISE VISIT-Mrs. Nellie Battle and Mrs.
0 t K V t A lAKt W I I H ULA O 0 Margaret Jackson of Baltimore, Md., surprised their
It---1 111 IIJILI -wn"' jwb.. 'ii JUL-nmii'MiiiM Mmit,. Mr. nnrf Mr. Archii stanfield with a lonil
weekend visit at their home in Roxboro. ,
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson on the
.'r arrival of their baby daughter, Jonnell Myetta, eight
pOUnUS, 11VC UUIIkCS. mis. nausuu i iiiytiivt ia nuj,
Luna Hicks of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson of
. TaHahassee, Florida, who were in Durham for the occa
sion, have returned home.
The Mill Grove Betterment League, inc., held its
regular meeting July 2 at Mount Level Baptist Church.
: Members present were Mrs. Roumania Lipscomb,
presiding; 7MisS . Joan Scoggins, secretary;. Orange
Lipscomb, Mack Hall,.Hubert Dunnegan, Mrs. Marie
'. Scoggins, Mrs. Syminer Daye, Albert Scoggins,' Sr.,
7 VUlie Williams and Rev. Hines, an associate minister at.
- Orange Grove Baptist Church, who gave remarks.
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. E well Kennedy of
Bahama, parents of a new son.
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Smith on their
redding anniversary! - 1
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Pray, for the sick and shut in: Mesdames Mary
Justice, Estelle Nixon, Maud Lucas, Viola Smith, Ludie
B. Parker, Alice Hart, Mattie Cameron, Georgia Anna .
Ray, Leara Parker, Dorothy Fox, Patricia Tilley,
Shirley Allen, J. DeShazor Jackson,4 Bertha Greene,
IM.I. XMltm tMtM. DMiirAll amI "' liAlamnnt
VlUla V(1M biitiiia 1 viTui biiu vi tiuibuiaii,
Messersi James Bass, Hartford, Conn.; Lucious
Qlenn, Marcus Cooper, Ed Vanhook, Bonnie Lee
Allen, William Carrlngton, Donnell Hill, Ervin Lyons,
Mr. Gaithwright and Ronald Johnson.
. Congratulations and best wishes to newlyweds: Mr.
and Mrs. Molena T. Holslow, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hunter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Phillippe B. Ayivor,
. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reams; v
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the families of:
Eugene Parker, Mrs. Corclene Langley, Mrs. Lucille
Johnson Fuller, Mrs. Benetta S. Peele, Mrs. Pearline
Harrington, Mrs. Carolyne 'Hicks," Howard
Washington, Jr., Mrs. Mary G. Shaw, Mrs. Ionne Allen
and Edd Broady.; .
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Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Daye gave a picnic on July 4
for relatives and friends. M , . ,
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" Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Satterwhite, Sr., have returned
home after spending vacation with his sister, Mrs, Sallie
; Cherry in Baltimore, Maryland. Mr, and Mrs. Sattert
wniie were MttuHipauicu vy wicii uaugmcis, ivns. juyvc
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" r "'Tlwmmmmmmmmmm'i muni n u"" N. (n, El
With all the cake varieties
in existence, why do "we
invariably , name the same
onei over and over again as
our favorites? Chocolate,
angel ' food, devil's food,
sponge, pound, and carrot
are almost always men
tioned in the same breathy
How pedestrian!!! How con
ventional!!! . Calavo Growers of Califor
nia invites you to rid your
self of this hackneyed cake -.concept
with "Paradise
' Mango Cake." ' Complete
with an extra-moist texture, ,
the crunch of walnuts; a
spark of cinnamon, essence '
of orange, and last but cer
tainly not least, juicy man
, go, this cake has all the
credentials to be a con.
tender. '
- According to the folks at
Calavo, r when choosing a
mango for. this recipe, do
not judge ripeness by out
side color. They say mangos
are ready to eat when they 1
yield to gentle pressure
gos may be green, yellow, or
tinged with red or yellow.)
One characteristic is al
ways constant: the mango's
juicy interior it golden with
a long flat seed , In the 7
center. The best way .to
prepare a mango for this
sumptuous recipe it to first '
score its skin lengthwise. .
Then, simply peel the skin :
back as you would a bana
na. Next, cut away - the '
mango flesh from the long
seed with a sharp" knife.
That's all there is to it. .
The mango's bright yellow
flesh Is loaded with more ,
than .. the . recommended
daily allowance for vitamin
A. Also, mangos contain
nearly thrde-quarten of the
RDA for vitamin C and
amounts of thiamine, ribo
flavin, calcium, phosphorus
and iron. Half a medium
sized mango has only about -
66 calories. .
Don't be a creature of
habit when It comes to cake
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