QUEEN OF HEARTS CI-UB MAKES BOOK PRESENTATION - John 1 . Atkins, principal 01 the
Governor Morehead School, accepts the three volumes - Ebony Pictorial History of Black \rnert
ca, a complete Illustrated history of Mack people In America, published by the Johnson Publish
ing Company, recently presented by Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, president of the Queen of Hearts
Club, These three hut>hs make a total of six l ooks donated on Black History to the Governor
Morehead School in mentor of tin late Mrs. Mo-es W. Williams, former teacher at the school.
TtA club, now in it . 20th y.-ar, makes a yearly contribution to a school lor cultural ostrich; out.
Pictured are; Mr. Atkins, Mrs. David Bishop, daughter of Mrs. Williams, Mrs. James .Speed,
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, Mrs. J. W. Joyner, Miss Vivian Irving, Mrs. Clarence Lightnor, Mrs,
W, C. Davenport, Mrs, Paulin. Gooclwine, Airs, Richard Ball, Mrs. J, l-stes Byers. Club mem
bers not pictured, Mrs. Maggie Holley, Mrs. James Cofield and Mrs. Georgia Barbee,
ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL- Senator Edmund S. Muskie, (D-Me.) pledged
to wage a strong effort to bring new housing to inner city communities
during a walking tour in Miami, Florida with Mrs. Aminda (Roy) Wilkins,
at right, and campaign aide John Dean, at left. Mrs. Wilkins recently
announced her support for Senator Muskie’s Presidential bid, declaring
that Senator Muskie is the one man whom she feels lms compassion and
understanding for the aspiration of black Americans. She serves on the
Senator’s national advisory committee and is co-chairman of his New York
State campaign.
Soi/or Hm Buff In Hometown
The dream of almost all sai
lors, at one time or •<>tlit ~
is to have duty in or i.eur their
hometown.
Aviation Structural Mechanic
First Class Harmon Soav.ell,
Jr., is> one of the few who
can say tha. he enlisted re-
and set > hi in ms Home
town.
Seawoll enlisted in the Na
at the recruit ini.', station in Ra
leigh, N. C. is. Julv 1 >55. foul
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PREPARED SPECIALLY / K, j
IN OUR OWN
KITCHEN!
Treat your family or gue*tst
TAKE mm k BUCKET OF CHICKEN TONIGHT!
gjsisiig
, JNy Jj i f Ssi
years latm he as separated
. ! returned to Raleigh. In July
l'.'.Va he nlistc-d a’ he same
recruiting station, in Nov on;-
tier li'7l, after being .. way from
home foi 12 and .. hilt years,
iio i mu'.M-d to the R.iP lch Na
1' crnitii i .Station fm duty
is a recruiter.
Since !' '■), Petty Office! Sea
vreii h.<s so* ■ duty with j Fleet
Tactical Attack Squadrons and
two patrol Squadrons and an
\tt<<ck Squadi • mi. lU' i\ pcirtedto
the Raleigh Na Recruiting
Station from duty 1 the staff
of Commander, Carrier Air
Wig Tj.rrt, which is aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS
Saratoga
Seawoll lias also attended a
numb-. r of Navy schools. Among
those have licet: Aviation Struc
tural Ifloch-uie ’C’iool is Mem
phis, Ten:..; Career Counselor
School in N-a folk, \... and Na
vy Recruiter School in Bain
bridge MU.
Sea veil is the -.01 .• of Mr.
and Mrs. Ham on Seawell, Sr.,
of Wendell, and is married to
the former Miss Vli. inia Deb
i:,un, ui Raleigh. The Sea Wells
have three children, Gayle,
Tracy and Klmberlv.
ADDRESSES WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION - NEW
YORK: Rep, Shirley Chisholm tells a National Or
ganization for Women meeting February 13 that
she will enter California’s June 6th Presidential
primary. Listening to the New York Democrat’s
address Is Betty Friedar* (lower Hi, who told
some 300 women attending the conference that
she would oppose Sen. Jncoit K. Javlts fH-M v *
in the 1974 election. (UPI),
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In Hight
On* Party
BY PETE HOLDEN
WEST HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.-
The Fayetteville Socialtates a
swinging New York based social
and civic club composed of sev
eral bong stemmed' women and
an equal number of men, who
are former residents of F»v
etteville, North Carolina
threw a right, on’ party re
cently.
The full-catered affair, one ox
the season’s top social house
parties, in this meek of the oong
Island woods' was staged In the
fashionable home of the club's
president Mrs Margaret Thig
pen Clarke on Carol Street here
in West Hempstead.
The formei North Carolinians
served from 'soup to nuts,’ so
to speak, and at three o’clock In
the morning when this writ
er and wife headed back across
the Triboro Brides *'■>»■ M«nhat
ian, the well stockea cater ser
viced bar was still going strong.
There were several pre
parties as well as after parties.
The writer and his better half
were among several guests
from New York City and Con
necticut who attended a pre
partv in the comfortably fur
nished home of Arthur and Mrs.
\ idi James Johnson on Under
hill Avenue in The Bronx. The
Johnsons, who had just returned
from a fourteen day Carribbean
Cruise aboard the swank lux
ury liner, S.ea Bentura soon
set the group in a party mood.
The group then book off’ in sev
eral late model cars across the
Bronx's Throgg's Neck Bridge
and thence to West Hempstead,
where the Socialites really know
how to pitch a party
Socialites’ officers are: Mrs.
Margaret Thigpen Clarke, pre
sident; Mrs, Mary Porter John
son, vice-president; Mrs. Mau
reen Shaw Parker, secretary;
Mrs. Myrtle Brooks Davis as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Alma
Melvin Walder, financial secre
tary; Mrs. Amanda Thigpen
Lee, treasurer; and Mrs. Vldi
James Johnson, business mana
ger. The members are: George
R. Elliott, Louis Wright, Mrs.
Nettle McNeil Phillips, Mrs.
Cecile Beatty Andrews, Mrs.
Susie Brooks Austin.
HELPS BIG BROTHER -
Shown hers is Reginald Swinson
of Goldsboro. He fills in at the
i'adton station when hisbtgbro
tho:, Jimmy Swinson, cuts tapes
hi advertising.
Petty Officer Seawoll cor
dially invited anyone interested
in the Navy to contact him at
the local Navy Recruiting Of
fice In the Century Station Post
Office Building at the corner of
Fayetteville and Martin Sts. In
downtown Raleigh.
PIC
CASON-MILES MORTUARY HOLDS OPEN HOUSE - On
Sunday, February 13, the Cason-Miles Mortuary, located at
1515 Now Bern Ave., was the* scene of a grand Open House,
which was conducted from 1 to 6 p.m. More than 400 per
sons came in to view the mortuary’s facilities and the cha
pel, which will accomodate more than 150 persons. The up
to-date equipment in the facility Includes individual repos
ing rooms, a large casket selection room, modern inside
THE GOSPEL WORLD
bv James thomas
Buses will leave the Raleigh
Memorial auditorium on Fri
day night. March 24. at 12 mid
night tor New fork's Sitts
High School on F.dgecombe
Avenue, at 164th St., for
an annual gospel program
with the Silver
Echoes and the
Five and return If p
on Monday rnor
call 772-3640 or rttOMtS
832-0010 01 see THOMA °
membet of the Silver Echoes
or the Capital Or Five.
Rev. John McCoy will preach
Saturday night at 8 at the Gates
Chapel House of God on Rock
Quarry Rd.
Rev. Sts, Celia Hayes, choir
and congregation will render
services Sunday afternoon at 3
at t.ho Alston Chapel Holv
Church in Plttsboro.
The Gospel Harmonettes will
sing Sunday afternoon at Mala
fcy's Crossroads Baptist
Church on the Faimh Circle’s
7th anniversary, beginning at
12 noon.
There will be a candlelight
march service held Sunday at
7:30 p.m. at Grace AMF Zion.
'The* Silver Echoes and The
Capital City Five will sing Sun
day night at 7 at Sister Bes
sie Campbell’s Church, 708 S.
State St., for the building fund.
Homecoming day will be ob
served Sunday afternoon at 2:30
at the Faith Tabernacle Church
in Apex. Sister Fffie Mae Har
ris will be In charge of the
services at 7:30 ! lder Denning
will ronder services at the same
church,
Bro, Ed Hall will be the guest
speaker and soloist at the Bo
thosda Baptist Church in Dur
ham Sunday at 11 a.m.
The Evening F ive will sing
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the
New Bethel United Church of
Christ on Poole Road.
There will be a, musical pro
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gram held Sunday at 7 p.m. at
the Poplar Springs United
Church of Christ, On the pro
gram will be the Johnston Coun
ty Travelers and others.
Until next week, here is
our thought : “You can’t boat God
giving. no matter how hard you
Its
The longest known ele
phant tusk measures 11
feet 5 inches.
HERE THURSDAY - Brother
James Mack of High Point will
be the spoaker at 7;3Q Thurs
day through Friday nights at the
Jesus House of Deliverance
Church, 207 Walker St. during
the week of healing and deliv
erance. Mother Mary Frasier is
pastor of the church and this
program is sponsored bv Sister
Mamie Walker, The Gospel
Jubilees, the Evening Five and
other groups will perform Sat
urday afternoon ut 5 o’clock.
7 THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N, C., SATURDAY FEBRUARY It. 19T3
air conditioning and an air conditioned fleet. Free refresh
ments were served to all attending and free souvenirs
were given to everyone. Proprietors of the establishment
are Luther E. Cason, manager, licensed embalrner and fu
neral director and the Rev. Hal V. Miles, assistant to the
manager. Standing, left to right, In front of the funeral
homo are: Rev. Miles, Mr. Cason, Lewis E. Ligon, bidding
farewell to some of the first guests to arrive for the Open
House.
keeneye’s tips
■ C 7 ON SHOOTING
lx A AVOID HORSEPLAY!
Vyp-—■ y Never point
'— a 9un an y*hine
k ‘ IJI U cr i- ; 'T you do not
';;; i , :> intend to shoot.
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