THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 19M

Durham SocialHappenings

By MR*. VIRGINIA ALSTONDIAL SM-4429

MRS. BEULAH C. DAVISHOSTESS TO WESTDURHAM GARDEN CLUB

Mrs. Beulah C. Edwards was

hostess to the West DurhamBlossom Garden Club at thehome of Mrs. Addye Coley on

Cornell Street recently. Theyarden gate was opened byGardener Gertrude Gibson, whoincluded in her opening a very

beautiful prayer and poem.During the business session,

committee reports were made;

discussions on the annual

Christmas party to be held onDec. 10 were heard and pack-

ages of food were collected tobe given to a needy family ofthe community. Gardeners Na-omi Parker, Daisy Gunn andMargaret Fuller gave very in-teresting demonstrations In

making Christmas arrange-ments

At the close of the meet-ing. Gardener Edwards assistedby Mrs Coley served a deli-cious dinner to the followingmembers: Mesdames MargaretAllen, Margaret Fuller. NaomiParker. Beatrice Spencer. Geor-gia Taylor, Mary Horton, AnnaDuke. Maggie Siler, Mary Love,Daisy Gunn, Mary Allison,Alease Bynum. Ruth and Mary

Louise Stephens. Mr*. IreneJones was guest. Gardener Silerthanked the hostess for an en-

joyable evening.

HOUSE GUESTS

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9he something of interest foreveryone. A Chr»6tmas Carolsing will set the festive mood,

mood.

Come see and learn how tomake fabulous Christmas deco-rations from simple materials.Doors will open at 1:45 p.m.for entries to be received

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FEZZ CLUB HOLDS REGULARMONTHLY MEETING WITHMRS. MAE WHITE

The Fezz Club of the Elksheld its regular meeting forthe month of November at thehome of Mrs. Mae White onUmstead Street.

A short business session washeld. A committee was formedto support a needy family forThanksgiving. The Committeednated a basket of food to amother of six children whichcontained a large turkey andeverythiug to complete aThanksgiving dinner.

After the business ressionthe members were served a din-ner. Members present were:Mesdames Minnie Pcrvis, Hat-tie Singleton, Willie M. Harris,Jessie Nunn, Elisabeth Bur-rough, Ida Roberson, OliviaDavis. Clara Dunbar and AddleWalton.

less for the evening. The nextmeeting will be at the home

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WHITE ROCK JUNIORMISSIONARY CIRCLEHOLDS MEETING

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jonesof New York and Mr. and Mrs.Calvin Clarke of Philadelphiawere the house guests of Mrs.Florence Jones on Powe Street,

during the Thanksgiving holi-days. Mrs. Jones is the motherof Mrs. Clarke and Charles.

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The Junior Missionary Circleof White Rock Baptist Churchmet at the home of Mrs. A. T.Torrence, Fayetteville Street,who is the supervisor of thecircle recently.

The following members at-tended: Margaret Barnes, Car-men Ellison, Denise Ratliff,Michatel Ratliff, Jethro Thomp-son, Elsworth Tate. Bruce Hill.

Eric Harris, Manley Michaux,Robert Page, Annette Page,

Ronya McCrae, Pare pa McOae,

Ranea Page, Vivian Trice, De-borah McCrae, Roselyn Triceand Thurman Clark.

The meeting was opened bythe president, Parepa McCrae.?'Wonderful Words of Life' wasthe opening song, followed bya prayer by Jethro Thompson.

The scripture was by BruceHill followed by Mrs. Torrencein prayer. The lesson title was

"The Words of Christ. 1 ' Marga-ret Barnes read the ChristmasStory. Luke 2:8-14.

All persons interested were

asked to attend on the secondSunday of December, tho an-nual missionary meeting.

A grapefruit cutting was de-

cided upon for the Heart Fund

Drive.

The closing hymn was "LordSpeak to Me." Then the prayerwas said. Mrs. Torrence thenserved a dinner to the group.

Miss Margaret Barnes report-ed the news.

LA PETITE GARDfN CLUBTO SPONSOR XMAS ___

MT. GILEAD MISSIONARYCROUP 2 MEETS WITHMRS. WILLIE C. SNEED

Garden Club will sponsor theirannual Christmas DecorationClinic with all of the gardenclubs of the "city participating.The clinic will be held at theE. D. Mickle Recreation Cen-ter, 1304 N. Alston Avenue.Sunday, December 8 from 4:00to 6:00 p.m.

The public is cordially in-vitde to attend. There will

No woman ever had a hand-bag big enough to hold all shewanted to put into iL

MT. LIVILMISSIONARY,,\u25a0ML! CLASS MlITS WITHMRS. MAGOIE TILLIY

The Mount Level Missionary

Bible Clan held its meeting at

the home of Mrs. Maggie Tilley,

1003 Fay Street, November 18at 8:00 p.m. The highlights ofthe meeting was making planafor the Christmas banquetwhich will be held at the Chick-en Box, Saturday night, Decem-ber 7 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Tilleyserved a delicious repast.Those present were: MesdamesRoumania Lipscomb, Lyd 1 aTimberlake, Rachel Jones, Me-landa Harris, Corono Umstead,Emma Johnson, president andMaggie Tilley, hostess.

Missionary Group No. 2 ofthe Mt. Gilead Baptist Churchmet at the home of Mrs. Willie

G. Sneed on Drew Street re-cently. The meeting waa open-ed with Mrs. Mable Burnett,leaer of the group, presiding

Aver y spiritual devotion wasshared by all.

The besiness session Included

the election of officers for 1008.Ptoaa war* msrtajhatke annualMloaraWp which took'plat?*' ar Hie Greater St. PaulBaptist Church and for theThanksgiving projects.

The sick and shut-ins wereremembered. Mrs. Sneed servedcoffee snd cake to the follow-ing: Mesdames Pheola Pearsall,Stella Gilmore, Odelia Fuller,Rose Brown, Ida M. Oliver andMable Burnett.

Mrs. Pearsall thanked the hoa-

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INDIANAPOLIS VISITORSMr. and Mrs. Spencer Irving

of Indianapolis, Indiana were

Durham Social Notes of InterestBy MRS. SYMINIR DAYI

here visiting friends and rela-tives, Mrs. Irving U the niece

of Mrs. Mary Holman of 4419

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Nunn, 1012 Moreland Avenue.

Mrs. Davia is also sister of Mrs.

Pearl Nunn of 1017 RosedaleAvenue.

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NEW HOMfl AND DURHAMASSOCIATION HOLD

FELLOWSHIP BANQU«T

SICK AMD SHUT.INSOR THI WIIK

The sick and shut-ins for theweek are: Mrs. Nannie Torran,

and Mrs. Mamie Harris ofRougemont; Mrs. Lucinda Jonesat Lincoln Hospital; Mesdames

Annie Daye, Augusta Daye,

Lillie Pearl Giles and Nath-aniel Long all of Durham andMis Rsita Hedgepeth of Wash-ington-, D. C.

The New Home and Durham

Association held its Fellowship

Banquet Saturday, November

23 at 8:00 p.m. at Lakeview

School on Dearborn Drive. Theprogram was inspiring and thefood was delicious. Very inter-esting remarks were given by

the president, Mrs. Berna Dun-negan. Prayer was by Rev. T

E. Taylor and presentation otspeaker was by Mrs. Margaret

Evans. The speaker was Mrs

Wilma C. Bryant of RoxbofoShe brought out many interesting points, "We should hawself esteem and help some onewho is down. We should teach

our children the way of theCross and that there is renlh

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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Magnolia Davis has re-turned home in Detroit, Mich«igan after spending three weekswith her sifter, Mrs. Hattie B.

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