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8 THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1965 BY MRS. A. H H . "LEAVE IT TO GOD'' Does the path seAt rough and steep? Leave It to God, Do you sow, but fail to reap? Leave it to God. If in doubt Just what to do, Leave it to God. He will make it plain to you; Leave It to God. Serve Him faithfully today, He will guide you all the way, Simply trust Him, watch and pray - Leave it to God.” - Greenville Kleisin RETURNS TO NEW STORK CITY Miss Lois Tyson has returned to New York City after visiting with Mrs. Pecolia Tyson, of 1418 Jones St., and withfriends in Sanford, RETURNS TO CITY Mr. Harold Reid, of 535 E. Lenior St., has returned to the city after visiting his mother, Mrs. Maggie Reid, sister and borther in Camden, New Jersey. He also visited points in Eastern North Carolina. He reports a delightful trip. VISITS SISTERS, FRIENDS Mrs. Lenora Gass Harrison, of Philadelphia, Pa., recently visited her sisters, Mrs. Mar jorie Dunston, of 528 E. Lenior St., and Mrs. Julia Nevels, of Brunswick Terrace. She was also the dinner guest of Mrs. L. Freeman, of 510 S. Blount St. She left for home Sunday stating that she enjoyed her PERSONALS VISITING SISTER AND FRIENDS Miss Emma E. Torbman, oi Washington, D. C., spent sev eral days with her sister, Mrs. Addle F. Harris, 1411 E. Jones St. On Tuesday, they attended a theatre party at the Am bassador with Mrs. E, M. Kelly, Miss Foolman and Mrs. Addle F. Harris, and enjoyed, “The Sound of Music.’' They had lunch before the show which was enjoyable. Miss Foreman was also the guest soloist of tho First Baptist Church here. VISIT, PHILADELPHIA, AT LANTIC CITY Mrs. Nina Ellis and daugh ter, Miss Barbara A. Ellis, of 911 1/2 New Bern Ave., left, the city on Monday, August 23, for Philadelphia, Pa., and Atlantic City, N. J. In Phti de lph la, they were the house guests of Mrs. Ellis’ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins and son, Ron ald, of 2532 N. 32nd Street. On Tuesday, August 24, they traveled to Atlantic City's swank Club Harlem, where Mrs. Ellis’ other daughter, profes sionally known as Shirley May, was featured vocalist for three weeks, along with Sammy Davis Jr., who is vacationing from his hit Broadway show, “Gold en Boy,” and others. Shirlee a former model, is slated tc open with the Larry Steele Re vue in Las Vegas, Nevada, this fall. Earlier in the summer, Miss Barbara Ellis and sister, Miss Shirlee May, visited Bermuda from July 6-14. Shirlee ap peared at Kindley Air Force Base in Hamllnton, the capital city of Bermuda. They tra veled via Eastern Airlines. Mrs. Ellis and daughter re turned to Raleigh last Thursday afternoon. Miss Ellis resumes her work as a teacher at Lu- Naturalty Healthy NormaS Hair CROWS from th* HAIR ROOTS in YOUR SCALP. The condition at your hair often dependa heavily on the natural health of your scalp. 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NOTE: THIS FORMULA cawies a 100% writ* money hues*, guarantee. stay and visit. RETURNS TO CITY Mrs. Marie Moore, of 551 E. Lenior St., has returned to the city after an extended vacation in Detroit, Mich., and Cincinnati, Ohio with relatives. She also visited Mrs. Ada But cher in Gary, Indiana. Mrs. Ada Butcher formerly lived In Raleigh. Mrs. Moore reports a most enjoyable trip. RFCENT HOUSE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Degraf fenreldt of 724 Bunche Dr., had as their recent house guests, Mrs. Grady Baldwin and Mrs. Jessie Edwards, of Chapel Hill, and Mrs. Saul Miliken, of Pitts boro. These persons were in attendance at the In t e r den o minational Ushers Convention meeting at Rush Metropolitan AME Zion Church. On Satur day, their house guests were Mrs. Birdie Labbert, sister of Mrs. Degraffenreidt, from N. Y. C., her granddaughter, and her mother, Mrs. F. L. Ellis, and her sister and brother-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rlch aiasvu, all of Pittsboro. Each expressed their delight at being in this home. THANKS: Your calls and letters keep us writing, Keep up the good work of calling. PATIENT AT WAKE MEMOR IAL Mrs. Winnie Mason, of 415 S. Swain St., Is a patient at Wake Memorial Hospital. We wish for her a speedy recovery. cilly Hunter Elementary School this week. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dudley of W. South St., have as their house guest their sister-in law, Mrs. E,ile Dudlev of N. Y. City. ' ‘ Mrs. Annie B. Fisher and Mrs. M. Blanche Dover have re turned home after visiting In Powhontan, Va. The\ were the house guest of Mrs. Sadie H. Greene and daughter. Mrs. Bertha Gibson of S. East St., have as her house guest her sister, Mrs. Latta Southern of White Planes, N. Y. Mrs, Geraldine Browns and children, Deborah and Jimmie are spending their vacation in New Yo:k City and many in teresting areas. We wish for them a very successful trip. Mrs. Virginia Peebles and family have returned from Hammock Beach after spending several days. They reported a happy stay while there. They were accompanied by several friends of Raleigh and Durham. Mrs. Lydia Walker, of 912 E. Edenton St., lost her sister, Mrs. Irene Nance of Baltimore, *Md. Funeral arrangements are uncomplete. Please say happy birthday to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fellers who’s birthdays come on the same date. They received many useful gifts and many friends helped them to celebrate their birthdays will all the good things to eat. It was a very color ful affair. Happy Birthday to the pair. MISS SHEILA RAY RETURNS HOME Miss Shelia Ray has return to her home in Baltimore, Md., after visiting her aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, 708 Cumberland St., and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sanders, of Henderson. MIEDAIO STYLE #SSS For complete Illustrated Catalog of Medalo Hair Styles* Wigs, Half caps and attachments Sent! name and address. It's yours FREE upon request, Ju»t write. Gold Medal Hoi? Prod. Inc* Dep?. St 5, Bklyn 35, N.Y. ju*t comb and brush tc add co! r lone. 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A great sermon was delivered by the guest minister, The Rev. Mr. Geater. Every one enjoyed It. The Rev. J. F. Epps is pastor. ************** OBERLIN BAPTIST-Church School began at 9;30 a. m., with the associate supt., Mrs. Evelyn Shepherd In Charge. Morning worship began at 11a. m. with the call to worship by the guest minister, the Rev. John Thomas. The Tots choir v,as in charge of the music, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Curtiss, organist, Miss Franclne Blount. A wonderful sermon was delivered by the pastor of the Galilee Baptist Church in Smithfleld, N. C. Everyone enjoyed it very much. The Rev. J. P. Dempsey is pastor. ************** FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN - Church School began at 9:45 a. m. with the supt. Mr. Clarence Wilder, in charge. The morning worship continued at the United Church on Hillsboro St., where the Rev. S. Collins Kllborne is pas tor. ************** MANLY STREET CHRISTI AN - Sunday School began at 9:30 a. m._, with the supt., Mrs. Pearl McDonald, ITi charge. Morning worship ser vice began at 11 a. m. with the Junior choir in charge of music, under the direction of Mrs. May Frances Rogers, or ganist Mr. Taylor, A 'very inspiring sermon by the pas tor Rev. T. C. Hamans. The pastor’s Aid Club held their annual tea on the lawn of Mrs. Eva Debnam, with the presi dent, Mrs. Pearl McDonald, presiding. Guest speaker was Miss L. T, Combo. ************** WILSON TEMPLE METHOD TST - Church School began at 9:30 a. m. with the supt., Miss Nanie Morgan. Morning wor ship service began at 11 a. m. with the Junior choir In charge of music, under the direction of Mrs. E. M. M. Kelly. A very encouraging sermon was delivered by the guest minister, The Rev. H. Cunningham, ev ery enjoyed it very much. The Rev. S. E. NeSmlth is pastor. ** *** ** * ** **** UNION BAPTIST - Sunday School began at 10 a. m. with the supt., Mr. James Campbell, in charge. There was r.o morn ing worship service due to the death of the pastor-father-in law. The Rev. E. Mason is pastor. LILLY OF THE VALLEY FREEWILL - Church School began at 10 a. m., with the supt., Mr, Mack Arthur, in charge. Morning worship ser vice began at 11:30 a. m. with the junior choir in charge of the music, under the direction of, Mrs. Mabel Blandshaw, andgui-' tarists, Mr. Ellis. The pastor delivered a very inspiring ser mon which was enjoyed by all. The Rev. Walter Sanders Is pastor. * * * nr* * * * -tr # * $ if. $ ST. ANNAH FR E E WIL 1. l»n. AND MRS. D. P. LANE FETE RAI.EIGH DEBUTANTE - Approximately fifty Raleigh and out-of-town guests were entertained at a pre-ball party on Tuesday evening, August 24, honoring Raleigh debutante. Mis- Marlon Pomona White ana hosted by Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Lane at their home, 1 CO; Miller Street. The Lane’s recreation room was beautifully decorated In the deb’s motif, hot pink and white. An antique lace table cloth covered the table which was centered v>!th a beautiful stiver punch bowl of “hot pink” fruit punch surrounded by potato chips, hot pink and white cookies, nuts and mints. Miss White was presented a silver charm by the hostesses Mrs. Lane. Shown at the punch bov/1 are Miss Deborah Lane, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. D. P. Lane; the imnoree, Miss Marlon Pomona White*; Miss Anne Blbbv, Durham. N C • and Arthur Smith, Atlanta, Georgia. BY MRS. MAY L. BROADIE BAPTIST - Sunday School be gan at 10 a. m., with the supt., Mr. W. H. Lyons, Sr., In charge. Morning worship service Is ev ery first and third Sunday. The Rev. L. T. Ford is pastor. ************** YOUNG MISSIONARY TEM PLE CME - Church School be gan at 9:30 a. m., with the supt., in charge. Morningwor ship service began at 11 a. m. with the junior choir in charge of the music, under -the direc tion of, Miss Carol Taylor. The pastor Rev. Hilda Bald win delivered a very encourag ing sermon which was enjoyed by all. ************** TUPPER MEMORIAL BAP TIST - Church School began at 9:30 a. m. with the supt., Mrs. Dorothy Allen, lit charge. Morn ing worship service began at 11 a. m. with the senior choir in charge of the music, under the direction of Miss Valjean Myers. The morning lesson was read by the pastor, Rev. Richard Styles. The morning prayer was offered by Mr. Rob ert Miller. A very powerful sermon was delivered by the pastor, Rev. Dr. John H. Clan ton. Subject, “Another Chance.” It was enjoyed by all. ************** THE NEW ST. JAMES BAP TIST - Church School began at 9:30 a. m. with the supt., Mr. Willie Glover in charge. Morning worship began at 11 a. m. with the choir in charge of the music, under the direc tion of Miss Shirley Hicks. A very inspiring sermon was delivered by the pastor, the Rev. William Harris. Every one enjoyed it. ************** FIRST BAPTIST - Church School began at 9:30 a. m. with the supt., Mr. W. H. Taylor, Sr., in charge. Morning wor ship began at U a. m., with the Men’s choir in charge of the music, under the direction of Mr. N. E. Leach, organist, Mrs. Julia Battle. Morning lesson was taken from Gala tions 5:1-14 verses. A very rich sermon was delivered by the pastor. Rev. C. W. Ward, Subject, “Safe Guards of Free dom.’ Everyone enjoyed it very much. B. T. U. began at 6:30 p. m., with leader, Mr. F. Hinton in charge. Evening wor ship began at 8:30 p. m. The Laymen League presented John Prince Williams in a concert. It was well presented. Every one enjoyed It. ************** MORNING STAR BAPTIST - Morning worship was opened at 11 a. m. Subject, “The Press ure From Without.” Worship service was opened by sing ing, >“O How I Love Jesus.’’ The junior choir was in charge of the music. Scripture was read and afterward we sang, “Jesus Loves Me.” Announce ments were read and mission ary offering was taken up. Our pastor, Rev. 5. R. Spencer, brought us a wonderful message from St. John 5:4. His sub ject, “The Victory That Shall Overcome The World.” B, T. U. was opened at. 7:00 with the president, Mr. John A. Marks in charge. The lesson was read and discussed. Evening service was opened by sing ing, “I Am Thine O Lord.” Scripture was read from St. Luke 9:1-17. Next song was, “Down At The Cross.” Rev. S. R, Spencer led us in a word of prayer. Rev. C, C. Creig, assistant sect, of the General Baptist State Conventionof North Carolina was the speak er. Rev. O. L. Sherill was also present. We closed by singing “Bless Be The Tide.”’ ************** ‘ SMITH TEMPLE FREEWILL Tt A -DTTVT _ SnnHav School fmo-an at 10 a. m. with the supt., Mr. Elbert Sanders, In charge. At 11 a. m. the call to wor ship was made by Rev. Alford, pastor. Scripture lesson was taken from 1 st Corinthians, 15:~ 1-10. Morning prayer was by Deacon Pierce. Rev. Alford brought a won derful message from the sub ject: “We Shall Be Changed.” We were very glad to have as our special guest, Miss Sheila Ray, of Baltimore and Sgt. and Mrs. John Smith, recently re turned from Germany. Mrs. Cornelia Sanders Moore Is church reporter. ************** LINCOLN PARK HOLINESS- Services on Sunday were held at Truevlne Holiness Church, Method. Sunday School began at 10 a. m. with Rev. Theo dore Goodson In charge. Morn ing worship followed with Moth er Ophelia Alston conducting service. The afternoon ser vice consisted of a junior pro gram, directed by Mrs. Fannie Washington. The Missionary service followed with Rev. Mrs. Annie Bryant In charge. Speak ers for the service were Rev. Mrs. Ollte Sanders, Rev. Mrs. Mary Cotton, and Elder C. W. Flowers, of Portsmouth, Va. The Rev. Ell Ratcliff is Bi shop and presiding Elder. Mu sic was furnished by the Lin coln Park choir and two choirs from Portsmouth, Va. Dinner was served on the grounds. ************** GRACE AME ZION - Church School began at 10 a. m. with the supt., Ella Hinton, In charge. The senior choir rendered the music for the morning worship service. The pastor, Rev. L. P. Percy, delivered a most inspiring sermon on, “TheHolv Spirit Is The Birthright of AU Believers.” The text was, “Repent and Be BaptlzedlnThe Name of Jesus Christ for the Forgiveness of Your Sins and You Shall Receive The Gift of the Holy Spirit,” 2nd chapter of Acts and the 38th verse. At 8 p, m. the Rev. C. C. Alford of the Smith Temple Freewill Baptist Church brought a powerful message on “Salvation Is Come.” The congregation enjoyed the spirit ual singing by the Smith Temple choir. ************** RUSH METROPOLITAN AME ZION - Church School began at 9:45 a. m. with the supt., in charge. The junior Church services were conducted by Rev. S. C. Taylor, The regu lar 11 a, m. worship service were conducted by the pastor, Rev. T. H. Harris, being as sisted by Rev. Taylor, The music was rendered by the junior choir. Rev. Harris preached a very timely and inspiring message. He chose his text from St, Luke’s gospel, the 6th chapter and the 46th verse. Subject, “Building on Christ, the Solid Rock.” At 7;30 p. m., a Civil Rights Rally was held at St. Paul AME Church. The message was de livered by Rev. Harris. Mrs. Annie H. Thorpe is church re porter. Club News The Sadie B. Hopkins Good will Circle sponsored a Slab Town banquet at the Safety and Community Club building at 8 p. m. Mrs. Hattie M. Smith presided. At St. Matthews Baptist church on the Louisburg Rd., the County Wide Sermon of the R. V. Society of N. C. was held with a large number of members present. Mistress of ceremonies was Miss Ruth Whitfield. The speakex' was The Grand president, Mr. R. B. Rayford. Pete J Pic kin I had a chance to get back to Wake Memorial Hospital and I found a few more emp ty beds. Maybe we are gett ing a little more healthy. Mrs. Willie Lee Person, 1211 Cross Link Road, was much Improved. Mr. Willie McKiver, E. Da vie St, seemed just about rea dy to come home. Maybe, 1 ought not expect too much too soon. Mr. Willie Arrington, Bat tle St., looked like he was ready to go to church. He might next Sunday. From down Holly Springs way comes healthy chants of “expecting to go home soon” from Mr. John King, Mrs. Maggie Cross. The same could of Oxford. Mrs. Lyonrs, at one time, lived at 510 S Blount St. here In Raleigh. From the Fuquay-Springs side, the word came from representa tive, Mrs. Mattie McDonald. From Wendell was Mrs. Ma gdalene Whitley of Route 1. From Willow Springs, was Mr, John Murray. From Louisburg there was Mr, Richard Brown. Wendell again came Mrs. Sa rah Jones. The Rev. John Thomas, pas tor of St. John Baptist Churchj Aberdeen was guest speaker at Oblerlin Baptist Church last Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Shepherd, Bed ford Ave. continues on the shut-in list. Your church friends especially wish for you a rapid recovery. Mrs. Gussle McKinley, Stafford Ave., Is much Im proved. Friends are happy to take note. Mrs, Lula Atwater, Ev~ erette Ave, Is likely to be out any day now, Watch out friends, she’'ll see you soon. Mrs. Belle Stratford, Park er St,, Is doing “real-well’ . She”ll most likely be pre sent at Oberlln Baptist In a few Sundays. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Du pree, Hadley Rd. left the city recently to return to her teaching assignment In Thomaston, Georgia. Mr. Corneslius Williams, with the U. S. Army at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is visiting his wife., Mrs. Pauline Wil liams and family, at 511 Mon tague Place. Mr. Caesar Brown, former ly of this city but now of Montclair, N. J. visited his sister , Mrs. Mattie Belle Wil der, E-14 Washington Terrace, recently. Rev. J. F. Epps, the pro gressive minister at St, Mat thew A.M.E. Churhc, spent a portion of his vacation in Connecticut and points east visiting relatives and friends. He will fill his pulpit this week end. Mr. Allie Jones, formerly of Montague Place and, at one time, a member of the old Polo Giants Baseball Club, was In town recently visiting relatives and friends. “Shag” as he was affection ately known, was some classy left-fielder. He now makes his home in New York City. The former Miss Vera Lew is, sister of Mr. J. D. Lew is, and Mrs. Luella Lewis, the mother of “J. D.” were his house guests at their Mad donna acres residence recent ly. Miss Vera was at onetime one of the famed George Mit chell Bathing Beauties at his Chavis Park Aquatics Show- In the early days of the re creation program. Later, she attended Hamp ton Institute and became an Integral part of the creative dance group. She Is nowteach ing In the public school sy stem of Detroit, Michigan. His mother, Mrs. Luella Lew is, resides with her. Welcome home folks! Mr &. Mrs. James Wallace, Everything For - REMODELING REPAIRING @ LUMBER fl» W»M,WOBK m ATHEY’S PAINTS © BUILDING MATERIALS # MUSS WIN HARDWARE CAROLINA Builders Corp. 217-219 N Dawson St. RALEIGH, N. C. fßpst@s P»psi f ®psl-Csi@ iottlisg Co., Os t Ai®! S&3B WAKE FOREST ROAD, BALES OH. NORTH CAROL Z»A formerly of this city, but now residing in St. Louis, Mo., are visiting his mother Mrs. Eliza W. Wallace, 608 Hadley Rd., and sisters, Mrs. Odes sa W. Hicks, Miss Bessie L, Wallace and Mrs. Mgargaret Ransdell. Poor old Bud Lassiter, Car ver had it again. You gues sed it. He was in Wake Mem orial last Sunday. His baby daughter was at his side to comfort him. Little Frank Turner, 1609 E. Davie St., Is improving rapidly. It won’t be long before he Is able to join the gang. Mrs. Hattie Hunter, 1013 E. Jones St., is doing nicelv at Wake Memorial. Mrs. Mamie Holt, E. Martin St, is improving slowly. Her hus band and son were at her bedside. Mrs. Carolyn Hewitt, 404 Bragg St., hopes to be at home before this ink gets dry. I really hope to see her at 404 Sunday. Mrs. Julia Mil xer, 17 Chavis Way hopes tc see Cat Womack and all the gang at home this weekend instead of Wake Memorial. Let’s hope she does. Mr. Virgil Hicks, Quarry St. is confined to Wake Memorial for a few days. He was most appreciative and cheerful. Mrs. Maggie Jones, 922 S. Bloodworth St,, left Wake Memorial on Sunday, a short time before my arrival. Wel come home, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Lillie Pullen, 904 Oak wood Ave., Is much lnproved. Her friends will be happy to note this. Mr, Theron Mills, 12 Dare Terr., Is Improving slowly at Wake Memorial Hospital. He ought. He will for his beat ful wife, Denise, was at his bedside. Mr. James Phillip McLean, 1313 Walnut St., Is on the much improved list. Let’s hope the improvement continues. Mrs. Estelle Yates,Route 3, Raleigh Is really on her way home. She Is not at all sad over it. Mrs. Annie Leake, Wash ington Terrace, will be at home sooner than she even thought. Her recovery Is ju that remarkable. Mrs. Fannie Webster, 816 Cotton Place, is much improv ed. She plans a fine trip home before next Sunday. Mr. James (June)Whitaker, 1601 Poole Rd, Is much im proved. Watch out home folks! Mr. George Crowder, 9 Dadd St., hopes to greet his many friends from the above address shortly, instead of Wake Memorial. Mrs, Cora Mae Jlles, Route 4, Zebulon Is doing real nice ly. I need not say she is look ing to go home any day now. Mrs. Barbara McMillan, 900 W, New Hampshire St. Southern Pines is Improving rapidly. Mrs. Luada Malloy, 527 E. Edenton St. is making terrific strides toward robust health. Let’s hope she continues. Mr. Charlie Royster, Route 5, Raleigh, might be on the front porch of his home be fore The Carolinian hits. Let’s hope he will be successful. Mr. James Williams, 703 Rockey Branch Drive, Is much Imoroved. Mrs. Rosie Lockwood, 530 t/2 E. Edenton St., hopes to be home by the week-end. Mrs. Almela Latta, 18 Lin coln Terrace, is back In the city after a vaclion trip which took Ker to Washington, D. C., New York City and the World's Fair. She enjoyed her every stop. Mr. Clinton Walters, Gar ner. hopes to go home this mmm • Commercial • Social Consult Us for Reasonable Estimates Prompt Service Phone TE 4-5558 —The— CAROLINIAN Publishing Co. SlB E. Martin Street Raleigh, N. C. Davis-White Vows Spoken in N. Jersey SWEDESBORO, N. J. - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. White, of Swedesboro, N. J, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Loretta Mae, to Mr. Thur man Mozart Davis, son of Mrs. John C. Davis, Sr., of Raleigh, North Carolina. The ceremony was held on July 24 at the First Baptist Church In Swedes boro. The Rev. Robert D. Smith officiated. Attending the bride was Mrs. Frank Domas, her sister, of Swedesboro. Supporting the groom was John C. Davis, Jr., his brother of Washington, D. C. Serving as ushers were Frank Domas, of Swedesboro, and Waymond H. Beslow, of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are re siding Li the Metropolitan Washington, D. C. area where, the groom is employed as an architect with the Federal Gov ernment. Mrs. Davis will be teaching in the D, C. school system. Personals MRS. ELLA MCCLEOD VISITS Mrs. Ella McCleod, of 611 East Martin Street, has return ed to the* city after a delight ful visit with her son, Mr. George McCleod, of Baltimore, Maryland, and her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mae Kirk, of Phil adelphia, Pennsylvania. She also visited Mr. Peter McCleod, another son. RETURNS FROM VACATION ING IN N. Y. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Hawkins, of !33 S. Tarboro St., have recently returned home from vacationing In Brooklyn, N. Y. with their daughter and son. While there, they made a second visit to the World’s Fair (previously visited last summer). Many other interest ing sights were seen and they were- entertained on several occasions at the daughter's home. A sister and brother of Mrs. Hawkins, who resides In Long Island also visited them. Mrs. Hawkins spent quite a bit of time engaged In interior decorating of her children’s new home. They are Eunice and Ben Hawkins, formerly of this city. The Hawkins were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Lula Cobb, mother of Mrs. Hawkins. week. Let's hope that he is not disappointed. The nurses have done it a galn. They have placed Mes sers L.. H. Moore, of 117 E. South St., John Walter Caul, 585 Carver St., and Esau O’Neal,Route 1, Zebulon in the same ward. Heaven bless them, Mr. Willie Simpkins, Wake Forest, is much improved. Mrs Mozelle Massenberg, Route 5, Raleigh hopes to re join her family group possibly this week. Mrs. Catherine Larkins, Parrish St., is doing real well. Friends are happy to learn of It Mrs. Larkins, a Wake Coun ty Welfare worker is the wife of Dr. John Larkins. 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