THE CABOUNIAN
RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1966
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3Y MRS A. H. THORPE
KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS
As now we celebrate his birth,
The corning of the Christ tc
earth, May we amid out joy
ous mirth, Keep Jesus first
in Christmas.
Lets sing of Him in carols
sweet, Lets lay our gifts
at His feet, and make the sea
son’s joy complete with Je
sus first in Christmas.
—Selected.
PATIENT AT WAKE
MEMORIAL
Mrs. Annie West of E. South
St. is a patient at Wake Mem
orial Hospital. Her many
friends and especially the mem
bers of the Rush Metropolitan
AME Zion Church of which she
is a member hopes for her a
speedy recovery.
ALLIANCE CHRISTMAS
PARTY
The beautiful and spacious
home of Rev. and Mrs. B. W.'
Foust, was the scene of merry
making last Monday, as the Min
isters Wives Alliance gathered
for their annual Christmas Par
ty. Mrs. H. D. Henry presid
ed. Among the guests were,
the husbands of the Women
Alliance. Entertaining the par
ty were: Mesdames Edgerton,
Sherrills, Lewis and Epps. They
all joined in singing carols and
playing games. Mrs. L. P.
Perry was at the piano. The
repast was enjoyed by all. Those
in attendance were: Rev. and
Mrs. W. E. Edgerton, Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Clanton, Rev. and
Mrs. W. M. Davis, Rev. and
Mrs. George Robinson, Rev. and
Mrs. W. B. Lewis, Rev. and
Mrs. J. Epps, Rev. and Mrs.
B. W. Closs, Rev. and Mrs. L.
Debnam, Rev. and Mrs. B. W,
Foust, Mesdames: M. McCiam,
M. Moore, J. Terrell, O. L.
Sherrill, J, H. Bryant, M. B.
Sapp, Mae Delaney, C. W. W'ard
and V. L. Sanders. Mrs. C. W.
Ward is president of the Min
isters Wives Alliance.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
Happy birthday greetings ar,e
extended to Mr. and Mrs. E. L,
Hall, Jr. of 22 Lincoln Terrace,
who celebrated birthdays in De
cember respectively. Mi s. Ed.
Hall’s birthday was Dec. 2nd.
Mr. Ed Hall, Jr.’s birthday will
be Dec. 23rd. A double birth
day party is being planned. We
again say, “Happy birthday,”
and wish you many more to
come.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
We say, “Welcome Home,”
to Mrs. Ed Hall, Jr., who was
a patient at Wake Memorial
Hospital for a few days. Our
prayer is, that she will continue
to improve and will be out again
soon with her friends.
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PLANT
The Young Citizens Civics
Club of St. Monica, recently
toured the News and Observ
er News Building. The guided
tour was very interesting and
most enjoyable. Much infor
mation was obtained by every
one. The trip was supervised
by Sister McCallister I. H. M.
Moritze Hicks is reporter.
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son of 106 N. Tarboro St., en
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bers of his family were on hand
to wish him a happy, happy
birthday.
NOTE: • Thanks' for your
calls and letters and we wish
for all of you, A Merry, Mer
ry Christmas.”
Club News
ROSEBUD GARDEN CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
At a recent meeting of the
Rosebud Garden Club, Mrs. M.
M. Cartel served as hostess.
Mrs. Lex Colsen conducted the
devotion which consisted of
Christmas Carols and “The
Christmas Story.”
The club president, Mrs. A.
A. Cook presided at the busi
ness session. The Rosebud
Garden Club made contributions
to the following charitable
groups and organizations: Op
eration Santa Claus, The Wake
County Mental Health Associa
tion, The United Fund and to
needy families for Christmas,
A main feature, at the meet
ing, was the presentation of
Robert Carr, a representative
of the Transcontinental Gas
Company, who showed a mov
ie on “The March of Progress”
by Natural Gas.
Mrs. Zana Haywood report
ed on a Conference she had
attended at the YWCA concern
ing flower arrangements.
At its first meeting in the
New Year, Mrs. Lex Colsen
will serve as hostess.
The Rosebud Garden Club
wishes the Raleigh Community
the happiest of holiday greet
ings.
Members present at this
meeting were: Mrs. K.N. Cum
bo, Mrs. Nora Sanders, Mrs.
P. 1.. Higgs, Mrs. Ethel Wal
lace, Mrs. O. L. Sherrill, Mrs.
M. M. Carter, Mrs. Zana Hay
wood, Mrs. A. A. Cooke, and
Mrs. Lex Colsen.
COSMETOLOGIST CLUB -
Chapter 35 met at the home of
Mrs. Rosetta Rand, with the
president Mrs. Iris Crum pre
siding.
Tlie club held its business
session with the election of
officers for the coming year.
Mrs. Crum was reelected as
president.
Each member brought arti
cles of clothing to be donated
to Oxford Ophrange. After
the meeting, the hostess served
a delightful repass that was
enjoyed by all. The members
present were: Miss Vivian
Burt, Mesdames, Carrie Bur
gess, Mattie Hawes, Dorothy
Perry, Alzonia Roberts, Lena
Tucker and Estelle Bryce.
The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Alzonia Roberts on
January 3.
THE DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB
The Dunbar Social Club met
Friday night in preparation for
Christmas. With all the new
members, everything is going
very successful.
The last member to join was
Mr. Alex Goode of Method. He
entertained the club members
and their wives, at his home,
the first Friday night, in No
venber. Good foodandrefresh
ments were served, after which
a ■ meeting took place. There
were also games played. Every
one enjoyed.
The first Friday in Decem
ber, the club had a dance at the
Y-Extension, on Blount St. It
was very successful, well at
tended, and enjoyed by all who
attended. Mr. Fuller and his
band furnished the music.
Last but not least, the club
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BY MRS. M4Y L. BROAOIE
We pary, O Father, that we
shall think at all times of the
brotherhood of man. Help us
this day to think beyond our
own country, and love beyond
the circle of our own loved ones
and friends. May w-e live so
close to Thee, our heavenly
Father, that we may feel Thy
heart beat of love for Thy
children everywhere. O God
we thank Thee for our Saviour
born in Bethlehem and laid in
a manger. On this Christmas
Day, may our homes be a Be
thlehem, a glow with radiant
light and warm joy to welcome
the Christ Child. Then may we
share His glorious spirit with
all the world in the blessed
Saviour’s name we pray. Amen.
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ST. ANNAH FREEWILL
BAPTIST - Church school began
at 10 a.m. with the superinten
dent, Deacon W. K. Lyon, Sr.
presiding. Morning worship be
gan at 11:30 a.m. with the call
to worship by the pastor, Rev.
L. T. Ford and the coral res
ponse by choir #2. They were
in charge of music under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth
Partin, pianist, Mrs. Topsy Mc-
Cullers. The morning lesson
was read by the pastor, Rev.
L. T. Ford, from St. Matthew
26:1-24. The morning prayer
was led by Deacon W. H. Lyon,
Sr. A very encouraging sermon
was delivered by the pastor,
from the book of Revelations
10:20. His subject was, "Be
Faithful”. Everyone enjoyed it
very much.
*****
ST. MATTHEW A.M.E -Sun
day School began at 9:30 a.m.
with the associate superinten
dent, Mr. V. R. Leach in
charge. Robert Lesane, Jr. Is
the general Supt. Morning
worship began at 11:00 with
the call to worship by
the pastor, Rev. J. F. Epps.
The coral response was given by
choir #2, which was in charge
of the music, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Marie Riddick.
Organist is Miss Darleen An
derson. The morning lesson was
read by the pastor, Rev. J.
F. Epps; prayer was led by
Bro. V. R. Leach. A very in
spiring sermon was delivered
by the pastor which everyone
enjoyed.
*****
WILSON TEMPLE METHO
DIST - Church school opened
at 9:30 a.m. with the general
superintendent, Miss Nannie
Morgan presiding. Morning
worship began at 11 a.m. with
the senior choir in charge of
music, under the direction of
Miss Nanie Morgan. Organist
is Mrs. M. M. Kelly. The mor
ning lesson and prayer were
led by the pastor, Rev. Ken
neth McNeil. A very rich ser
mon was delivered by the as
sistant pastor, Rev. J. c.
Crum. Everyone enjoyed the
has chosen two families to which
it will give some cheer for
Christmas. A committee of four
went to visit the families and
decided to give checks, this
year, instead of the usual bas
kets.
The members are pleased
with this and wdsh everyone
could be given some assistance,
by them. A Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year to all.
CECELIA FIDELITY CLASS
GIVES TEA
The Cecelia Fidelity Class at
St. Paul AMS Church held a
Christmas Tea Party in honor
of the senior members of the
Sunday School.
Christmas Carols were sung
and two delightful films were
shown. One of the films was
produced by the late Walt Dis
ney and was shown in his hon
or. To add to the joy of the
entertainment Rev. B. S. Foust,
pastor of the church, sang a
lovely solo, accompanied by
Miss Cecelia J. Wortham.
A delightful Christmas repast
was served and enjoyed by all
who attended.
We are very proud to say
that the Cecelia Fidelity Sunday
School Class is named in honor
of Miss Cecelia J. Wortham.
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YOUNGS C.M.E. - Sunday
school opened at 9:30 a.m. with
the general superintendent,
Mrs. Myrtle Rhodes presiding.
Morning worship began at 11 a.
m. with the.senior choir in
charge of music, under the di
rection of Mr. Wilbert Thorpe.
The morning lesson and pray
er were led by the pastor,
Rev. J. L, Durden, who also
delivered a great sermon. His
subject was “A Child Is Born.”
Everyone enjoyed it.
*****
TUPPER MEMORIAL BAP
TIST - Church school opened at
9;30 a.m. with Deacon Robert
Miller acting superintendent,
in the absence of the general
superintendent, Mrs. Dorothy
Allen. Morning worship began
at 11 a.m, with the senoir choir
in charge of music, under the
direction of Miss Valjean Miles.
The morning lesson was read
by the pastor, Rev. R. W.
Styles from St. Matthew, chap
ter 2. The morning prayer was
led by Deacon N. W. Sanders.
A very powerful sermon was
delivered by the pastor. His
theme “The Shepherd and Kings
Kneel Together.” Everyone en
joyed the sermon very much.
*****
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST-
Sunday school presented a
Christmas program under the
direction of Mrs. Vera Murphy.
Morning worship began at 11
a.m. with the junior choir in
charge of music, under the di
rection of Mrs. Nancy Wall.
The prayer and scripture were
led by the pastor, Rev. Howard
Cunningham. "No Room In The
Inn,” was the subject of the
sermon. It was enjoyed by all.
*****
OBERLIN BAPTIST - Church
school opened at 9:30 a.m. with
the superintendent, Mr. Walter
Curtis in charge. Morning wor
ship began at 11 a.m. with the
junior choir in charge of the
music under the direction of
Mr. Gaston Pulley. The morning
prayer was led by Rev. Pulley.
The scripture was read by the
pastor, Rev. J, P. Dempsey.
He also brought an inspiring
sermon. His subject was, “The
Sign of the Time.” It was en
joyed by all.
*****
UNION BAPTIST - Sunday
school opened at 9:30 a.m. with
the superintendent, Mr. James
Campbell. Morning worship be
gan at 11:30 a. m. with the
junior choir in charge of the
music, under the direction of
Mrs. Rachel Sander. Pianist is
Mrs. Vlrgie Beckwith. The
morning lesson was read by the
pastor, Rev. E. Mason from St.
Luke 2:7-10. The prayer was
led by Deacon Willie Hill. A
wonderful message was deli
vered by the pastor, Rev. E.
Mason. His subject was, “Be
hold I Bring You Good Tidings
Os Great Joy.”
*****
LINDOLN PARK HOLINESS
CHURCH - Sunday school be
gan at 10 a.m. with the super
intendent, Mr. Arthur Williams
in charge. Morning worship fol
lowed immediately. The Rev.
William S. Tolbert was guest
speaker for the morning. He
chose for a subject “Abraham
Answers the Call.” Music was
rendered by the senior choir
accompanied by Master William
Ratcliff at the organ. Rev.
Thornton from Pilgrim Baptist
Church in Durham was guest
speaker during the afternoon.
The pastor, Bishop Eli Rat
cliff was in Durham during
morning service.
* * *
SPRINGFIELD BAPTIST -
Church school opened at 9:30
a.m. with the general superin
tendent, Mr. T. B. Jiles and
the junior choir in charge of
music, under the direction of
Mrs. Christa Deaver. The mor
ning lesson was read by the pas
tor, Rev. W. E. Edgerton. The
prayer was by Deacon H. C.
Williams. A very rich sermon
was delivered by the pastor.
His subject was “A Great Re
port.” Everyone enjoyed the
message.
*****
MANLY STREET UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST - Sunday
school began at 9:30 with the
general superintendent, Mr.
Walter Jones and the adult su
perintendent, Mrs. Lula D.
Cheatham presiding. Morning
services began at 11 a.m. with
the Luclous Menter choir in
charge of music with the or
ganist Mr. O. L. Taylor, ac
companied by Mr. Clarence Da
vidson at the piano. The morn
ing lesson and prayer were led
by the pastor, Rev. T. C. Ha
mans who also brought a very
rich Christmas message. Ev
eryone enjoyed the sermon. At
7:30 p.m. the Raleigh Civic
Association presented a Christ
mas concert under the direction
of Mr. William Vandergrift;
soloist, Mrs. Alores Chalmers,
organist, Mrs. Glendora Tho
mas; president, Mr. Alfred
Newkirk. It was very inspiring.
*****
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -
Church school opened at 9.-30
a. m. with the general superin-
tendent, Mr. D. R. Ingram along
with the eight department su
perintendents. Everyone as
sembled in the Bullock build
ing for a very timely religious
film entitled, "Christmas
Stories for Children.” Remarks
were made by Deacon Ellis
Jones, Mrs. M. T. James and
Mrs, P. G. Smith. The closing
remarks were given by the pas
tor, Rev. C. W. Ward. Morning
worship began at 11 a.m. with
the senior choir in charge of
music under the direction of
Mrs. M. T. James. Assistant
director is Mr. Bell, minister
of music, Mrs. E. M. M. Kel
ly, accompanied by Miss Carol
Taylor. The call to worship was
offered by the pastor, Rev. C. W.
Ward with pastorial prayer fol
lowed by the choral response.
The responsive reading was led
by Rev. J. A. Lister. The morn
ing lesson was read by Rev.
Joel Ladomore. The prayer was
led by the pastor. A beauti
ful sermon was delivered by
the pastor, Rev. Ward. His
subject, "In the Long Run,”
Mrs. Dorothy Allen, supt. of
the Tupper Memorial Baptist
Church school brought some
inspiring remarks from the
Wake Opportunity Program.
B.T.U. was held at 6:30 p.m.
with the leaders Mr. Frank Hi
nton and Mrs. L. H. Shaw. At
7:30 p.m., the Sunday sctool
department presented the an
nual Christmas program.
*****
MORNING STAR BAPTIST -
Church School opened at 11a.m.
with the superintendent, Mr.
J. L. Weldon in charge. The
lesson was "Preparing the
Way.” At 12 a.m., worship ser
vice began -with the senior choir
in charge under the direction of
Mrs. Deloth at the piano. The
scripture lesson was from I
saiah, chapter 1. Our pastor
delivered a powerful sermon.
At 6:30, BTU began with Mr.
Marks in charge. At 7;30 pm
the pastor brought another mes
sage from the book of Ezekiel.
His subject was, "Son of Man,
Stand Up and I Will Speak to
You.”
A Christmas program will be
held Sunday night at 6:30. All
are invited to come out.
*****
ST MARY’S AME CHURCH
The junior choir was in charge
of the 11 a.m. devotion. Our
pastor, Rev. Isaiah Andrews
brought the message from the
4th chapter of Malachi. His text
was taken from the second
verse.
The Christmas program got
off to a wonderful start. Mrs.
Gilbert would like to thank all
the children who participated in
it. Many thanks go out to the
parents. At the end of the pro
gram, the congregation was in
vited to the Annex for a so
cial hour.
St. Mary’s A.M.E. Church
is now having service on the
first and third Sunday. Our
pastor is Rev. Isaiah Andrews
*****
SMITH TEMPLE FREEWILL
BAPTIST - Sunday school be
gan at 10 a. m. with the Supt.,
Mr. Elbert Sanders in charge.
At 11 a. m., Rev. Alford made
the call to worship. The senior
choir was in charge of the mu
sic, under the direction of Mrs.
C. Williams and Mrs. L. Holden,
The scripture lesson was read
from Zachariah 3;1-10 verses.
Invocation was led by Deacon
Freeman. Rev. Alford brought
us a wonderful message from
the above chapter and verses.
His theme was "Visions of the
Coming Messiah.”
* * *
-RUSH METROPOLITAN AME
ZION - Church School began at
9:45 a. m., with the Supt., Mr.
Leslie Campbell presiding. The
Junior church services were
conducted by the junior church
leader, Mrs. Alda McCullers
and the teachers of the Primary
Department. The regular morn
ing worship service was rend
ered by the senior choir. Rev.
Harris brought a heart warm
ing and soul stirring message.
His text was taken from St.
Matthews Gospel 10:2 verse.
His subject was "Looking and
Searching for Christ the New -
born King.”
At 7 p. m., the Church School
presented its Christmas pro
gram candlelight service and
distribution of gifts and bags.
Each of the children participat
ing in the program did a re
markable job as speakers, and
fine singers. The Junior choir
also played a fine part in help
ing to furnish carols for the
program. Mrs. Annie H. Thorpe
is the church reporter.
Obituaries
MR. GANADAS
Funeral services forMr.Ga
nadas Jones of Garner were
held Monday at 12:00 noon from
the Good Samaritan Church of
Garner with Rev. Mr. Edgerton
pastor, officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the National Cemetery
in Raleigh.
He is surbived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Lois Jones; four
daughters, Misses Delores,
Virginia Lee, Linda Sue and
Marilyn Marie Jones, all of
the home; mother, Mrs. Minnie
Vincent of Baltimore, Md.; one
sister, Mrs. Virginia Smith of
JACK AND JILL MEMBERS attend Installation - First row - left to right; LaVerne Goins,
Lillian Abron, Louise Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson (newly installed) Ruby Stroud, chapter
president, Mr. and Mrs. George Greene (newly installed) a Hie Peebles, Irene Lane) Ophelia
Irving, Second row; J, J. Sansom, Vivian Sansom, J. W. Eaton, Minetta Eaton, Eugene Logan, Viv
ian Logan, Marguerite Lightner, Ruth Davenport, Ermine Bates, Norman Haywood, June Camp
bell, Elnora Kee, Bessie Lewis, Harriett Webster, Gladys Hunt, Elsie Perry, Mertie Batey,
Marjorie Debnam, George Debnam, Third row; Bernice Rainbow, w. Rainbow, Ralph Campbell)
Lorenzo Haywood, W. C. Davenport, Milard Peebles, Margaret Ilayes, 1., Haves, Thomas Kee,
Felts Lewis, D. Webster, Cecil Goins, C. L. Hunt, William Perry and M. H. Batey.
BETROTHED - Miss Joyce
Ann Cooper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Cooper of
123 Lincoln Ct., Raleigh, is en
gaged to Arthur C. Cook HI,
son of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
C. Cook, II of Richmond, Va.
The wedding is planned for Jan
uary 28.
Baltimore, Md.; one brother,
Charles Jones of Orange, N. J.
* * *
MISS RUBY MAE O’NEAL
Miss Ruby Mae O’Neal of
309 S. Swain St., died last
Friday. Funeral services were
conducted from the Raleigh
Funeral Home chapel last Sat
urday afternoon at 2 p. m.
by the Rev. C. P. Meadows.
Burial was in Woodard’s Cross
Roads cemetery in Johnston
County. She is survived by
her father, Herbert O’Neal of
the home; two sisters, Misses
Katherine and Ella Lee O’Neal,
Raleigh; and one brother, John
ny Council, Fayetteville.
* * *
MR. JAMES ERVIN WILLIAMS
Funeral services for Mr.
James Ervin Williams of Wil
low Springs were held Sunday at
4 p. m. from the Juniper Level
Church with the Rev. Mr. Jones
pastor, officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
He is survived by four daugh
ters, Mrs. Elouise Gulley and
Misses Lottie Louise, Geneva
and Lovely Lee Williams of the
home; three sons, Preston Wil
liams of Raleigh, and James Er
vin and Bobby Eugene Williams
of the home; one brother, Ver
non Williams of Elizabeth, N.
J.; six grandchildren.
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Holds Christmas Meet, Party
The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
held its Christmas meeting and
party at the home of Soror
Bertha Wilson on Delany Di.
Saturday, Dec. 17.
Sorors present were as fol
lows: Sorors E. M. M. Kelly,
Marvelene Edwards, Nancy M.
Ferrel, Janice Anderson, Eve
lyn B. Pope, Almeda B. Glas
coe, Naomi L. Sanders, Amelia
S. Peebles, Lillian McMillan,
Pauline W. Young, Mildred L.
Chavis, Kathleen L. Thomas,
Anne S. Hawkins, Addle G.
Stroud, Millie D. Veasey, Bar
bara W'. Ligon, Elsie L. Howell,
Hazel Sorrell, Mae Ligon, Ber
tha Wilson, Mary Barber, Doris
W. Best, Mildred T. James,
Dorothy Love and Ida Wash
ington.
A short business meeting was
held, Soror Millie Veasey gave
a splendid report concerning the
new chapter at Barbor Scotia.
Last minute details were giv
en to Sorors who will attend
the Boule at Baton Rouge, La.
Dec. 27-31 are Sorors Mae
Ligon and Mildred James. Sor
ora Nora Lockhart, National
Tamias and Soror Millie Vea
sey, social director of Eas
lert Region will also attend the
Boule.
The Christmas party was en
joyed by all. Famous Christ
mas Carols were sung and nar
rated. Basileus Hazel Sorrell
Those welcomed into the chap
ter were Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
George Greene.
The annual Season’s Party
followed the installation. A
beautiful service was enjoyed
by all present.
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gave to all an educational ex
perience with the beautiful
Christmas Literature, art, and
music.
Beautiful gifts were exchang
ed. With the untiring leader
ship of Soror Mae Ligon and
other sorors, a very lovely par -
ty followed. The menu consist
ed of plenty of wonderful, ap
petizing delacacies and treats.
THIS WEEK
AT THE W
The Bloodworth Street YMCA
will sponsor a Christmas Party
for members and friends at the
"Y” on Thursday, Dec. 22 at
7:30 p. m. Special features of
the program will include a spe
cial Christmas Movie, "The
Babe of Bethlehem,’’Christmas
Carols, a worship service, gift
exchange and refreshments.
A full schedule of activities
has been arranged at the "Y”
during the Christmas season as
follows: Tuesday, Dec. 20 -
Teenage Party sponsored by
Miss Gloria Lunsford; Wednes
day, Dec. 21 - Woman’s Club
No. 3 Christmas Party; Thurs
day, Dec. 22 - YMCA Member
ship Christmas Family Party;
Friday, Dec. 23 - Manly Street
Christian Church Young Wo
man’s League Yule Tide Par
ty.
Go To Church
Sunday
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