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Durham Personal Notes of Interest fee will lie given fcy the Rev. M.T. Tharrington, pastor of Kyle*Temple AME Zion Church.

LYON PARK ROSE GARDENCLUB MEETS WITH MRS.VICTORIA JOYNER

true southern hospitality of thehostess.

Music for this occasion will berendered by the choirs of KylesTemple Church.

The Lyon Park Rose Garden

Club met at the home of Mrs.

Victoria Joyner, 2411 Normandy

St. recently. Mrs. A. L. Thompson

opened the meeting, after,vhich

the club song was sung and a portion of the sth chapter of St.Matthew was read. Prayer wasoffered by Mrs. Thompson.

In the absence of the president,

Mrs. Helen McClain, Mrs. M. W.Webb presided over the businessmeeting. Minutes of the last meet-ing were read, followed by vari-ous committee reports.

After the business session Mrs.Joyner served a lucious dinner.The table, with a centerpiece ofpink roses, and white candles insilver candle hollers revealed the

Jones, AncST Brown and PearlineYafßorough entertained at a mis-cellaneous shower at the home ofthe aunt, honoring Miss Har-graves.

After the wedding rehearsal onSaturday evening, the membersof the brjdal party and all red-ding participants, and out of townguests were entertained at a party

at the home of Mr. and Mrs.William Fitzgerald by MesdamesWilliam Fitzgerald and Lathrop

W. Alston.

Members present were Mes-

dames Pearl Brown, ElizabethBullock, Mattie Canty, FannieCozart, A. B. Greene, Mary Hardy,Josephine Hoskins, Elnora Smith,Fannie Tapp, Bessie Thompson,

Mae Willie Webb, Willie Sneed,Alice Jones, Misses Mable Free-land and Alene Mebane.

Mrs. Willie Malone, Mrs. Bea-trice Manley, Mrs. Evelyn Thorpe

and Gail Joyner were guests.Miss Mable Freeland thanked

the hostess and Mrs. Bessie Thom-pson closed the garden gate.

BISHOP W. A. STEWART TOSPEAK AT MOUNT OLIVEA. M. E. ZION CHURCH

*

Bishop W. A. Ste'vart of Wash-ington, D. C., will be the guestspeaker for the 11:00 A.M. wor-ship service, Sunday, January 24.at Mt. Olive A. M. E. Zion Church,124 Powe St. Bishop Stewart is

the presiding pfelate of the sthEpiscopal District in the AMEZion Church. The Central NorthCarolina Conference is included.

Bishop Stewart is a great leader,a good administrator, a dynamicpreacher, chairman of the Boardof Publication and one who guideswell the destiny of the Publishing

House.The day will be climaxed with

the installation of officers. Themessage for the 6:00 P. M. serv-

The public is invited to attend.Rev. E. H. Whitley is pastor andRev. J. Z. Siler, minister Emeri-tus.

MRS. EVELYN DUDLEYHOSTESS TO LE FLEURGARDEN CLUB

The LeFleur Garden Club metwith Mrs. Evelyn Dudley, PekoeSt., January 18.

After the devotion, led by Mrs.Emma Cox, the club discussed thepros and cons of different deli-cate plants. Mrs. L. M. Mason ledthe discussion.

The garden club won three blueribbons at the Christmas Decora-tion clinic. The arrangements weremade by Mrs. Anne Webb.

Members attending were Mesdames N. W. Thorpe, E. T. Freeland, An'rte Webb, M. L. McLaughlin, Eleanor Lloyd, Lucy NorwoodGeneva E. Dillard, L. M. MasonEmma Cox, Mary H. Smith, C. TTucker, Lyda Wray and Nellie WToole.

noEnnaThe following births were re-

ported to the Durham County

Health Department during the

Miss Lela Blanche Nargraves isBride of Earl Wortham of Wash.

Miss Lela Blanche Hargraves,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

liam R. Hargraves, Sr. of 1702 No-bje Street was married on De-cember 20, 1964? to Earl Worth-am, son of Mrs. W. C. Lewis andAlex Wortham of Washington,

D. C.

The ceremony was performed

at Emmanuel A. M. E. Church in

a setting of standing baskets of?\u25a0vhite carnations and white gladi-

oli interspersed with fern, and.flanked by two seven branchedcandelabra with burning tapers.

Rev. Larnie G. Horton, Pastorof Emmanuel officiated for theaouble ring ceremony. Miss Mary

L. Stephens presen'ed wedding

music and accompanied by Marga

ret Stephens Fuller, soloist.The bride was given in mar-

riage by her iather. She wore a

floor length gown of traditionalwhite satin with a circular neck-

line and bouffant skirt, the long

sleeves ending in points over the'prists. Her dress was designed

and made by her maternal aunt,Mrs. Wilsie Price of Washington,D. C. Her veil of imported silk

illusion was elbow length attach-ed to a teardrop and seed pearlminiature crown and she carrieda white Bible topped with whiteroses and carnations with ribbonstreamers.

Wilsie Price, George T. Worthamall of Washington, D. C.; Mrs.Callie Wortham and Chester Wor-tham of Spotsylvania, Virginia;

Mrs. Pearl Cal'- .ell, Mrs. FloraHargraves, Mr. and Mrs. WayneDurham, Miss Shirley Merritt, Mr.and Mrs. Lewis Hargraves, MissesYolanda and Sharon Hargraves, allof Chapel Hill and Rey. J. F. Epps

of Raleigh.The bride is a graduate of

North Carolina College and nowemployed with the Department

of Health and Welfare in Wash-ington, D. C. The groom is agraduate of Spotsylvania Co. Vir-ginia school system. He- has servedtwo years in the U.S. Army andis. now employed at the Central

Pest Office in Washington, D. C.,

as a careerman.They are at home at 712 Bran-

dywine St., S.E., Apt. 303, Wash-ington, D. C.

PRE-NUPTIAL AFFAIRS

On Friday evening preceding

the wedding, Mrs. Lula Ilargraves,

aunt of the bride, and MesdamcsJohnny Wiley, Mary Tapp, Bessie

YWCA CalendarOf Events

Mrs. Rimonia Marshall ofWashington, D. C. the bride's sis-ter, served as matron of honor.She wore a tangerine satin streetlength dress with a circular neck,

line and long sleeves. Her shortveil was attached to a matching

fcow and she carried a bouquet offcronze chrysanthemums.

Bridesmaids were' Misses Patri-

cia Hargraves, younger sister ofthe bride, Irene Wortham, sisterof the bridegroom of Washington,

tt C. and Margaret Hazel of Bal-timore, Maryland. Their dresses

\u25a0here of pea green satin andpatching veils, designed identicalt5 that of the matron of honor.

Their bouquet* were of bronzechysanthemums and yellow gladi-

oli.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 239:45 A.M. Y-Teen Officers

Workshop will be heldat YWCA

8:00 P.M. Young Adult Dancewill be held at YWCA

MONDAY, JANUARY 2510:18 A.M. Whitted Y-Teens

will meet at the school

12:00 P.M. Joint Staff Meeting

will be held at the YWCA4:30 P.M. Walltown Y-Teens

will meet at Walltown Re-creation Center.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2610:00 A.M. Play School will be

held at McDougald TetraceCommunity Center

8:00 P.M. Membership Committee Meeting will be held atYWCA

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 273:15 P.M. Spaulding School

Pre-Teen Club will meet atthe school.

3:15 P.M. Lyon Park SchoolPre-Teen Club will meet

3:15 P.M. Lyon Park "School Y-Teens will meet at theschool

4:00 P.M. Snappy Teens willmeet at the YWCA

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2810:00 A.M. Play School will be

held at McDougald TerraceCommunity Center

3:15 P.M. Fayetteville StreetSchool Pre-Teen Club willmeet

3:15 P.M. Pearson School Pre-Teen Club will meet at theschool

4:30 P.M. Building and Equip-

ment Committee will meetat YWCA

5:30 P.M. YWCA Dance Classwill meet at YWCA Branch

8:00 P.M. Adult Inter-clubCouncil will meet at theYWCA

FRIDAY, JANUARY 2910:18 A.M. Shepard Y-Teens

will meet at the school4:00 P.M. 7th Grade Y-Teens

.will meet at the YWCA

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George Russell Williams ofWashington, D. C. served,man. Ushers were Clyde L. Har-

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