DEMONSTRATES l SE OF MOBILE OFFICE- Left to right: George Wil
liams, admissions counselor at Saint Augustine’s. College demonstrates
the uses of the- nev Mobile Office of Miss Carolyn Lilly, a junior biology
major of Raleigh; and Carlos Williams, a senior sociology major of Raleigh.
(See story).
WILL REIGN AT SMITH’S
HOMECOMING - Ch a r • ot t«•;
Lovely Anita Gail Hinsle? ;1!
reign as Miss Johnson C. Smith
University the ue-k.nci of
November 5, U/71,dur.., JG
SU’s Homecoming activities, a
senior psychology major fr ■ .
Asheville, North Carolina,
Anita was elected last spi in. n.
student government electi m
JCSU’s Golden Pulls vii: lu~
tie N. C. Central’s Eagles on
Saturday, November 6.
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come upon me, and hoi ror hath
overwhelmed me. P f . rt |n s r "
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10 E. Hargett St 833-3678
United Thank Offering Sunday
Observed By Episcopal Women
United Thank Offering Sun
day was observed October 24
by' the Episcopal Church Wo
men of Saint Augustine’s Col
lege in the College Chapel.
Chib News
LES BRAVE’ JUNIOR WOMAN’S
CLUB
LES BRA Vi ' JUNIOR WO -
MAN’S CLUB - The October
meeting of the Les Brave Jun
ioi Woman’s Club of East Gar
ner was hosted by Mrs. Lu -
cille Williams. The meeting
was chaired b\ our president,
Mrs. Naomi Leak. Old and new
hush css was discussed at
length. Preparation for our
goodwill baskets for Thanksgiv
ing w;,s on the agenda. Names
were drawn for our Christmas
meet m.. We worshipped at the
Garner Methodist Church on
Sunday. October 24. Our host
saived a delicious repast.
Members present; Mesdames:
Naomi Leak, Edith Trice, Cla
rice Banks. Mvrtle Lvihal, Gla
dvs Avon-, Frances Gill, Eloise
Green, Velma Williams, Lucille
Williams, Lonnie Leach, John
sic Woods and Alpheretta White.
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BUSY BM CLUB OI- SMITH
TEMPLE CHURCH
Mrs. F. Smith of South Per
son Street was hostess Oct. 19th
to the Busy Bee Club.
The chaplin Deacon Young
was i." charge of the devotion,
aft or which the meeting was
turned over to the president
Deacon Osborne who open the
meeting for business. The
in mutes of the last meeting
was read and recieved. Bus
iness of importance was dis
cussed, The committees made
their reports.
The hostess served a de
licious repast. There was a
guessing game.
Members present yore Mes
ham, s k. Mien, M, Beverly,
G. Moore, M. Mints:, A. Os-
I’'"' nt ’> l - Smith, l. Young
■' " : ""° ,LS s - Osborne and J,
7 rung.
In Father Clyde Beatty's
sermon, special information
was given regarding the ori
gin of the gold and silver alms
basin used to present the of
fering. Its history goes back
to 1953 when the women of the
Diocese of North Carolina
conceived the idea of donating
their old pieces of gold and
silver in order that they might
have their own Diocesan Unit
ed Thank Offering Basin,
Parish U. T. O. Custodians
collected cherished mentos of
silver and gold and these were
sent through the District Cu
todians to Mrs. William Steele
of Raleigh, committee chair
man of the Executive Board of
the Woman’s Auxiliary. Five
barrels and two boxes of metal
(silver and gold) were collect
ed from Women all over the
Diocese. These were shipped
to Mrs. Louis F. Glassier of
New York who designed and
made the Alms Basin,
The basin is centered with
the seal of the Diocese exe
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freedom in The f ine Arts
Meet Held At Martin St
The Freedom in the Fine
Arts Council and representa -
fives of participating organi
zations met jointly on Sunday,
October 24th, at the Martin
Street Baptist Church, to for
mulate plans for the second
annual non-competitive ex
hibition of teenage talents. Tin
exhibition is held for the
specific purpose of discover
ing talent and encouraging fur
ther development.
Mrs. Nora Lockhart, pro
gram chairman, presided over
this session, which was open
ed with prayer by Mrs. Eli
zabeth Constant. Various
committees were appointed to
determine time, place, ways
and means.
Representatives from the
following organizations were
present: Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Ex-Qui-Settes So-
cuted in gold from the wed
ding rings, crosses, pins and
other gold and silver items
that were donated. Around the
edge of the basin are the
words, “Accept O Lord, from
grateful hears our United
Thank Offering.”
The Alms Basin was com
pleted and dedicated to the
Glory of God by Bishop Penick
at the Earlv Celebration of
Holy Communion at the Wo
man’s Auxiliary Annual M e et
ing, April 20, 1955 at the Cha
pel of the Cross, Chapel Hill.
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The first parachute wedding was performed m 1940 at the j
New York World’s Fair. The minister, the bride and groom. |
the best man, the maid of honor, and fear musicians wen
all suspended in parachutes 1
cia! CTul), Chums, lu C ., Method
Givi League, Alpha Then O
mega Chapter of aka, Pres
■ i?e Club, Omnia Bona, Inc.,
/eta Phi Beta Sorority, Eagles
Retired loachers, Household
O. Ruth, No. 116, Jack and Jill
of America, Inc., and the Ra
leigh Chaptei of Links, Im-.
which is spearheading the
program.
Othei member organiza
tions with entrants to date are:
The Gay Matrons Kabala Court
No, 67, Friday Afternoon Book
Club, Id 1e- A-While Social
Club of St. Paul AME Church.
The date and place for the
“Fine Art Extravaganza” will
be announced ar a later date.
Prospective sponsors may re
gister with Mrs. Mildred
James, 310 Heck Street, in Ra
leigh.
Crosby School
To Hold PTA
Thursday
The first Parent-Teacher
Association Meeting of the
Crosby- Garfield School .vill
be held Thursday, October 28,
at 7;30 p. m., in the Learning
Center. The purpose of this
meeting is to organize, elect
officers, have open house and
present, the staff.
Refreshments will be served
in the cafeteria.
Parking facilities are avail
able in the parking lot in back of
the school, Lenoir Street, and
Ligon School parking lot.
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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH,.N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1971
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