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Notes OfMRS. SYMENER DAYE , Telephone 477-3370

Congratulations to Mr. ClarkAlston Edgerton who receivedhis masters degree from NCCUniversity at Durham on SundayMay 14, with your band andmasters Mr. Edgerton, I am sureyour future will be prosperous.Mr. Edgerton is the son of Mr.and Mrs. Clark Edgerton.

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The Durham County Mis-

sionary Union will meet at theChristian Baptist Church May28 at 2 o'clock p.m. PastorRev. Butler.

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Mr. and Mrs. Linwood andchildren of Washington D. C.spent Mother's Day with theirparents Mrs. Phoebe Cozart and

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker, of

Bahama.***

Johnnie Clarence Holman of

New York City spent Mother'sDay with his mother Mrs.Julian Holman, Ward Rd.

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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brooksand family spent Mother's Daywith her parents Mr. and Mrs.Robert Harris, Bahama.

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Mrs. Zonnie M. Hedgepethand daughter Miss Rita Hedge-peth, MlssArnell & MechelleParker of Washington, D. C.spent Mother's Day with theirmother Mrs. Margaret J. Parker,Mrs. Inga Perry of Seat PleasantMaryland who accompaniedthem spent Mother's Day with

her grand parents Mr. and Mrs.Eddie B. Kenion on Ward Rd.

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Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wigfleldand children of Greensboro alsospent Mother's Day with hermother Mrs. Margaret J. Parker.

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The family of the late Mrs.Lula B. Ford McLean of TeelSt. wishes to thank their manyfriends and neighbors for theirkindness and services during the

illness and death of the deceased.They are grateful for every act

of kindness shown in their be-

half.***

Red Mountain BaptistChurch of Rougemont will ob-

serve Women's Day Sunday,May 21, at 11 o'clock a.m.Guest speaker for the hour will

be Mrs. Wilma Bryant of St.James. Theme "Women InAction." Music by the seniorchoir (ladies) will render musicunder the supervision of Mrs.Violet P. Rogers of Mount Ver-non ? Baptist Church Durham.Ladies ushers will serve. Rev.N. Harvey pastor.

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House guest for Mr. and Mrs.Joe Turentine on Hinson Drivefor the week end were Mr. andMrs. William (Boy) Turentine

of New Jersey. Mr. WilliamiTurentine is the brother of

Joe Turentine.***

Congratulation s to Mr. andMrs. C. B. Nixon on the 43rdanniversary. May you have manymore.

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Home with their parentsMr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris were

Mrs. Alease H. Slowe of Mary-land, Mrs. Ives Issam and chil-dren, Cassandra, Reginald, Iveyand Jerald of Washington, D. C.

Mr. & Mrs. James Woods

Sgt/Major & Mrs. Sterling Harris

and their son Kenneth of Fay-etteville.

Sick & shut ins are: Oscar

Tapp, J. T. Tabon, Mrs. Gene-va Evans, Mrs. Lucendia Evans,Mrs. Gaynell Hedgepeth, Mrs.Lillie Ann Calhoun, Mr. & Mrs.

Grover Shaw, Mrs. L. F. Warren,Jasper Haskin, Ellis D. Jones, Sr.Mrs. Annie Mack, Harvey Tilley,Mrs. Amelia Hester, Mrs. Mearle

P. Harris, Mrs. Mandy Bass,Zebbie Woods, Mrs. C. B. Nixon,Mrs. Entelle Bullock, Mrs. Annie

Faucette, Nathaniel Brewing-ton, Deliah Hollo way, Mrs.Emma Farrow, S. G. Mc-Laughlin, Alonzo Eubanks, OtisJones, Mrs. Wilhemenia Crossett,Mrs. Mallie Lyde, Joseph Waf.e.

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St Joseph's AObserves May

St. Joseph's A.M.E. Churchwill observe "Family Night"Saturday, May 20, 1972 from7 to 9 p.m. This will be aninformal gathering of all mem-bers for a social hour.

The event is being sponsor-ed by the Board of ChristianEducation through a Committeechaired by Mrs. Willia George.The affair is designed to bringtogether the various familiesof the church for an eveningof fun and recreation.

To this end, there will bemusic, games and other ac-tivities involving all age groups.Prizes will be given in many

categories, such as to the oldest

youngest couple and familywith the largest number pre-sent. A prize will also be givento the club with the mo6t

members in attendance. Theevent will be held in the EdianMarkham Education Building,804 Fayetteville Street.

Reverend P. R. Cousin,Pastor, William H. Bullock,Vice Chairman of the Steward

Board and J. J. Henderson,Vice Chairman of the Trusteesare expecting a large turn outfor this occasion.

ChamberlinStudio AnnouncesApril Honor Roll

Chamberlin Studio's ann-ounces its honor roll for themonth of April. First honorroll; Denni Allen, JoannaCrews, India Evans, TonyaHolman, Deborah Thompson,Tamera Timberlake, and Gay-lia Upchurch.

Second honor roll; MavisBolden, Shelai Cameron, Pame-la Gunn, Angela Smith, ReginaSmith, Clinton Shearin, AnettePage, Renee Page, Pamela Stan-back and Kathy Throne. Mrs.Margaret S. Shearin instructor.

On May 14, 1972 in gradua-tion ceremonies at North Caro-lina A&T State University,Greensboro, Daryl Benay Uin-stead, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bennie L. Umstead Sr. 1014Plum Street, received CumLaude honors and a Bachelor

of Science in Industrial Tech-nology (Electronics). He wasalso commissioned as SecondLieutenant in the United StatesAir Force as a communicationofficer. Daryl is at present em-

ployed by the EnvironmentalProtection Agency in Durham.Congratulations to Daryl Um-stead. I am sure your future willbe bright and prosperous one.

Mrs. Mary Baldwin Bynum,William Carrington, BroadieDaye, Mrs. Mollie M. Riley,Mrs. Annie Pointer, VictorJohnson, Mrs. Lucy Whitted,Lucious Hayes, Mrs. Ida Hall,Mrs. Ola Cozart, Mrs. Sofa Bum-pass, Mrs. Mattie Lyde, Mrs. A.

L. Filmore, Mrs. Dorcus Reid,Sidney Cotton, Mrs. BellThomas, Mrs. Essie Amey, Mrs.Mamie Watson, Mrs. Novella 0*Neal, Mrs. Beatrice Laster,Nuordie Mangum, Mrs. LucilleTurentine, Mrs. Nannie Harris,Mrs. Bessie Cates, Mrs. MaryGlenn, Mrs. Lona Parker, Mrs.

Mollie R. Mason.For it is written, He shall

give his angels, charge over thee,to keep thee; St. Luke 4:10.

Welfare ROLLS are madewith your dough.

?Gregory Wilson, Atlanta

18th AssemblyOf Linksfnc. ToMeet June 26

The 18th National Ass-embly of Links, Incorpo-rated, a predominatelyblack women's service or-ganization, will be heldfrom June 26 throughJuly 1, 1972 at the RoyalSonesta Hotel in New Or-leans, Louisiana. The Ba-ton Rouge, LouisianaChapter of Links will behost to the Assembly.

Links was organized in

Philadelphia, Pa., in 1946and was incorporated in1951. There are 118 chap-

-1 ters located in 35 states

and the District of Co-lumbia.

Links, Incorporated has

a three-prong program;Services to Youth, Free-dom and the Fine Arts

and National and Inter-national Trends and Ser-vices.

From its beginning thisorganization has supportedmeaningful organizations.Since 1957 a $75,000 grantha s been given to theNAACP Legal Defense andEducation Fund and aSIOO,OOO grant has beengiven to the Urban Lea-gue. Grants will be givento the National NegroCollege Fund and the Sickle Cell Anemia Programat the 18th National Ass-embly.

Exhibits by children,

participating in the chap-ters Services to Youth pro-jects will be on displayduring the Assembly.

Plans for the AssemblyContinued On Page 8A

Williams Family ReunAt New Hope B

The annual family reunion

of the Williams Family which

is usually held at the homes

of Mrs. Lettie Lassiter andMrs. Rader Prince was movedto the church because of incle-ment weather, May 14.

Mis. Ara W. Goodman, ofNewark, N. J., the oldestliving member of The Willlamafamily, arrived in Durham onMay 4, in time to attend themonthly circle meeting thatevening which was held at the

home of Mr. & Mrs. EllisAllen, and to spend some timewith her sister, Mrs. Dora W.Green for whom the week-end of activities was dedicated.

The activities began onSaturday afternoon when

Mrs. Plassie W. Harris andTommie Lee Williams hosteda dinner for all out of town

cousins and friends. At the

same time Mr. & Mrs. Matthew

Atwater were hosting a kiddieparty from 3 til 6 in the

afternoon. Later on in the

evening, the Atwaters hosted

a party for the adult membersand friends of the family.

Sunday morning foundmany of the members of thefamily worshipping at the

Nerw Hope Baptist Churchwhere a special tribute toMrs. Green was made by EllisL. Allen, president of thefamily circle, afterwhich EdithAllen pinned a corsage on thehonoree.

Following the morningservice, dinner was served inthe fellowship hall of the

church. Expressions of thankswere made by the presidentof the Family Circle to thepastor and members of thechurch for allowing the familyto use the church facilitiesand the prayer of Thanksgivingwas led by Bobby Bennett.

A family circle meetingfollowed the dinner In themain auditorium of thechurch. The meeting was pre-sided over by the presidentwho gave a brief summary ofthe family's activities sincelast May. In addition to thepresident's report, the chair-man of several committeeswere asked to report on theirprojects. Mrs. Bertha Jordanwho is serving as acting chair-man of the Investment Com-mittee reported that the com-

mittee is in an organizationalstage and that Dr. Milton C.Hollar will be named per-

manent chairman at a meetingscheduled this summer. MissCloyce Lassiter, Special tripcoordinator, reported on the

trip the family plans to take

in July when the Massenburgand Davis families will host thefamily circle meeting inBaltimore, Md. and a progressreport on California trip in1973. Mrs. Janet Kennell,chairman of the Buildingfund for the church through

the Williams family outlinedher plans for increasing our

contributions each year. Mrs.Alma Lassiter, reported to thegroup all the newly weds, andgraduates and each was pre-sented a gift from the family

circle. Mrs. Madge Turner pre-

sented bibles to all the newbabies. A special salute to

Mrs. Thelma Hill for her twen-ty two years as financial secre-tary was made by the presidentand Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lassi-ter and family and Mr. &

Mrs. Roland Alston, Jr. andfamily were welcomed home

after each family's retirement*from the Air Force withtwenty years of service.

Joe Alston made a specialpresentation to the Presidentand Mrs. Allen followed bythe presentation to Mrs.Allen followed by the presen-tation to Mrs. Dora Green byMrs. Marion Alston. Mrs.Green was presented a scrap-book with Mother's Day cardsfrom relatives and friends, each

card containing money. Theshower of dollars totaled

$225.00.Mrs. Marion Alston accom-

panied at the piano by Mrs.B. V. Alien closed the meet-ing by singing "How GreatThou Art."

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ENGAGEMENTMiss Catherine D. Williams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Johnnie H. Williams of Enfield, North Carolina who announceher engagement to C. Stephen La Bohne, son of Mr. and Mr*.Neilson W. Laßohne of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Weddinghas been set for Jaly 29.

IJC| today embrace the pastwith rememberance and the fut-ure with understanding.

?Sandra Groom, Way cross, Ga

It isn't so much what we

say-as the number of timeswe say it that makes us a BORE.

?Cordic Smith, Ainarillo

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HHI-FearringtonExchange Vows

Miss Theresa Lea Hill andThomas Wayne Fearringtonplan a June 17 wedding, itis announced by her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ConradHill of 2423 Otis St. Mr. and

Mrs. John T. Fearrington of124 Barnhill Ave. are parents

of the prospective bride-

groom. He is a veteran of theU. S. Army. He attends Win-ston-Salem State University,where he is a member ofNu Gamma Alpha fraternity,and is employed by WachoviaBank.

The bride-elect, a graduateof NCCU is employed with

IBM.

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MRS. CATHERINE B. PAGEHOSTESS TO BETTER HOMEAND GARDEN CLUB

On Wed. May 10th at 7:30 ijp.m. the Better Home and iGarden Club met at the

Y.W.CA. on Umstead St. with

Mrs. Catherine B. Page ashostess assisted by her daught-ers, Catherine Annette andLila Renee Page who ' passedout roses to every one attend-ing.

The garden gate was openedby gardner Frances Watson.The president, Mrs. Ella Brownand Mrs. Beulah Hill passedout "Mother's Day poemswhich was read by each memb-

er.

After the business session

and other events a deliciousdinner of boiled, chicken, con-gealed salad, baked potatoes,green beans, hot rolls, iced tea

and ice cream sandwiches wasserved by Miss Scun dy of th«Y.W.C.A. Members attending:Gardners Ella Brown, EllaFloyd, Magnolia Eings, BeulahHill, Louise Jenkins, CatherinePage, Mildred Smith, MaryTaylor, Carrie Vereen, FrancesWatson and Jr.

Club members: CatherineAnnette and Lila Renee Page.

The meeting adjourned andMrs. Louise Jenkins thanked thehostess for a most enjoyableevening.

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DISTRICT THREE - PINEGROVE BAPTIST CHURCH

District 3 of Pine GroveBaptist Church held its month-ly meeting Sunday, May 7 atthe home of Mrs. Irene Mitchell1120 Hanover Street, Wortham

Pratt, district leader, presided. 1Following a brief devotional

period, Mrs. Mannie T. Geer 1spoke from the subject: "Ta- 1Ipnts " Rplalinu nur dpwnrrl. '

ship to the areas of Faith,Patience, Wisdom, Purity ofHeart and Temperance, thespeaker said that God had en-trusted us with these and otherprecious gifts or talents. Hideyour talents and lose; use themand gain more. Which shall itbe?

Members present were Mrs.Bertha Moore, Mrs. Eliza Allen,Mrs. Dorothy O'Keke, Mrs.Irene Mitchell, Mrs. Elvira Tay-lor, Mrs. Emily Cogwell, Mrs.Selena Miller, Mrs. Ruby Green,Mrs. Nina Amey, Mrs. LucielSmith, Mr. and Mrs. CrusoeGeer, Mr. a nd Mrs. WorthamPratt, Mr. Bert Glover, MissRuth Allen and the Pastor,Rev. C. R. Stone.

One visitor, Mr. Dreade Mc-Millian.

The next meeting will beheld at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. T. Y. Moore.***

Zone 10 of Mt. Vemon

Baptist Church will .honor theirgraduates Sunday May 28, at

6:30.***

MRS. ROYAL TAKES POSTMrs. Norma McCoy Royal,

librarian at North Durham Ele-mentary School, recently as-sumed the presidency of theSchool of Library Sclmce Alum-ni Association at UNC. The

occasion was the school's 40thanniversary. Present at the anni-versary luncheon April 29 wereDr. Louis Round Wilson and

Dr. Susan Grey Akers, first two

deans of the UNC School of

Library Science.Dr. Wilson, 95, directed the

school during its first year,1931-32, prior to becoming

dean of the Graduate Library 'School at the University of Chi-cago in 1932. He returned to

UNC in 1942 as a professor oflibrary science and advisor.

Mrs. Royal received an un-graduate and graduate degree

from North Carolina CentralUniversity. Later she returned tostudy at the University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill whereshe earned a master of sciencein Library Science degree. Shereturned to her first Alma Materto serve as circulation Librarianin the James E. Shepard library.After two years she returned to

her first love, the elementaryschool library.

She is married to WallaceRoyal and they have onedaughter. Lillith Bli&sette

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Last week the seniors at

Durham High School werebuzzing over the excitementof graduation. For seniorsand members of the graduationband, seventh period examsstart Monday, May 29. ThenTuesday, May 30, they willtake sixth period exams. May31, on Wednesday, everyonewill take their first and secondperiod exams. Thursday, June1, everyone will take theirthird and seventh period examson Friday. June 2, which is

on Friday, at 9 a.m. graduationrehearsal for seniors will bein the gym. Awards Day isMonday, June 5 at 9 a.m.The Baccalaureate Service isSunday, June 4 at 4 p.m. in theauditorium. And finally thenight we seniors have all beenwaiting for, graduation will beJune 6 at 8 p.m. in the PaulG. Sykes Gymnasium.

Friday during the two lun-ches and after nomination werebeing taken for Student Coun-cil officers. Monday throughThursday are designated as Cam-

paign Days with Thursdaybeing the day for speeches.Friday is Election Day with the

students voting in their assignedprecincts.

The International RelationsCommittee is sponsoring aWalk-a-Thon in order to raisemoney for a foreign exchangestudent next year. All in-terested students were askedto get sponsors to donate acertain amount of money forevery mile walked starting from

the County Stadium and endingat Lake Michie. This Walk-a-Thon is scheduled to takeplace Saturday, May 20.

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