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By LYNDALYONS jHT«BAssociate Editor W&pW

Dial 682-5253 7BBLThis reporter is happy to be

feeling better after her illnesslast week.

VISITING FROMWASHINGTON

Barbara Lyons is in Durhamvisiting her family at 2409Rich Street. Miss Lyons, wholives in Washington now, plansto be with her family for a

week before she returns to thenation's capitol to resume herwork at a hospital.

APPEARS ON PROGRAMThe Youth Choir of Mt. Lev

el Church appeared on theYouth Day Program, Septem-ber 20, at Piney Grove Church,

VISIT IN JERSEYMr. and Mrs. Tommie Park

er are visiting realtives in t\s-bury Park, N. J.

RETURNS HOMEMiss Barbara Pittman has

returned home to 2511 DallasStreet. Barbara spent the en-

tire summer in Baltimore, Md.

RETURN TO COLLEGEDavid Ewing of 210 Nor-

mandy Street returned to Kit-trell College September 26.David is the son of Mrs. Nez-zie Ewing.

WEST DURHAM BLOSSOMGARDEN CLUB MEETS

On Tuesday night, Septem-

ber 21, Mrs. Daisy Gunn was

hostess to the West DurhamBlossom Garden Club at herhome at 920 Thaxton Avenue.

The Garden Gate was openedby Mrs. Maggie Siler afterwhich committee reports were

heard. Mrs. Margaret Fullerand Miss Mary Louise Stephens

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who were delegates to the"State Federation of GardenClubs" convention which con-

vened in Greensboro in August,gave very interesting and in-formative reports during theevening.

At the close of the meetinga delicious repast composed ofham, a salad, honey dew mel-on, crackers, drinks, candy,and peanuts was served to themembers: Mesdames GertrudeGibson, Mary Allison, NaomiParker, Beulah Coley Edwards,Beatrice Spencer, Margaret

Allen, Georgia Taylor, AnnaDuke, Addye Coley, and MissRuth Stephens. Mrs. F. D. Ter-ry '.vas guest.

Mrs. Gertrude Gibson thank-ed the hostess for a most enjoyable evening.

THE YEAR ROUNDGARDEN CLUB MEETS

The Year Round Garden 1Club held its first fall meet-ing September 20, at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Frasieron Duncan Street. Fraisieropened the Garden Gate byreading two beautiful poems jand leading the group in sing-

ing the club song. Mrs. Madge IHargroves, the president pre- |sided over the business ses jsion. The program committee ,presented the program for the |year. Other committees were |appointed. Mrs. Hargraves gave jthe bright lights of the con- jvention. After the business jsession Mrs. Frasier served a

delicious repast. The GardenGate was closed by Mrs. Roxie,Roland. Members present were:Mrs. Madge Hargraves, Mrs.Gertrude Long, Mrs. Mary

Green, Mrs. Roxie Rowland,

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CONTEST WINNERS Mrs.Irene Pleasants, left, was lastweek crowned as "Miss Build-ings and Grounds" at A. andT. College, in winkling firstplace in a fund raising project

sponsored by the A. and T.College Alumni Association.Mrs. Mabel Davis, also an em-ployee at the college, was runnerup.

Mill Grove Community NotesShower for Bride To Be

Mrs. Priscilla Daye, was

hostess to shower given MissJacqueline Long, held at hermother's home Mrs. IreneLong in Bahama, N. C. Thoseattending the shower were Rev.and Mrs. McCoy Bullock, Mr.and Mrs. Robert Harris, Mr.and Mrs. Rufus Daye, Mr. andMrs. Oscar Glenn, Mr. andMrs. James Parker and children, Mr. and Mrs. ArthurGinyard, Mrs. Nannie Roberts,Mr. Vernon Aiken, Miss Mary

Parker, Miss Helen Hopkins,

Mrs. Mary Bell Bryant. Mrand Mrs. Edward Long andchildren, Mrs. Mozell Long,

Mrs. Margaret Parker, Mr. andMrs. Erwin Daye, Mr. E. D.Lyons, Mrs. Pauline Parker,

Miss Inez Lyons, Miss PortiaLong, Miss Carolyn Long, Mr.and Mrs. James Aubrey Daye.

Punch, cake, peanuts andmints were served. Miss Jac-quelene Long rceived a lot ofbautiful presents.

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Returns Home

Mrs. Hallie Crews 1015 Kent

Street has returned home fromvisiting her sister-in-law Francis Satters'white, in NewarkN. J.

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Freshman at N. C. C.

Miss Besty Webb 720 MiltonAvenue is a freshman at NorthCarolina College, Miss Webbis a graduate of Hillside High

School. Miss Webb is a mem-ber of First Calvary BaptistChurch, Morehead Avenue, a

member of the Junior Choirand she is also the assista|ce

organist.

Spend Weekend with ParentsMr. Charles Stanback Jr. son

of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stanback of Durham, N. C. MissClaudine Daye daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Rufus Daye, Durham,N. C. spent a brief weekendwith their parents.

Edward Irving of Wilming-

ton, Claude Sawyer spent

weekend with friends in Dur-ham. They have all returnedto Poughkeepsie, N. Y. to re-sume studies and -work.Hem* From Abroad

A surprise trip was given toMrs. Sumeger Solomon G-2Mutual Drive by Air LineCaledonian: to Germany andback by her son Ist Sgt. Wil-liam Massey. Mrs. Solomon has

Mrs. Jannie McLean, Mrs. LenaGatea, Mrs. Plassie Harris,Mrs. Gazella Lipscomb, andMiss Edm Mason. Next meet-

-ittfc will be held with Mrs. L.Gates, 1208 Dawkins St.

returned home from vacation,

where she has been visiting inBaumholder, Germany, whilethere she visited a lot of his-toric places; including thewatch on The Rhyn MaineGermany and the Netherlands.She also spent a weekend at

the Old Grand Hotel in Hol-land visited the Modurodarn"Minature city". On her way

home, she stopped to visit herdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. John-nie Hunter at 111 WordsworthAvenue. She visited Manhattan, N. Y. She had a wonder-fuf trip.

Returns Home

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wilsonand children, Brenda and Ca-rol spent the weekend in theBlowing Rock Mountains.

CARD OF ?HANKSThe family, of Mrs. Rosa

Wade wish** to thank hermany Mtfhds for each andevery "kindness shown. Many,

many thanks.The Wade andJones Families

MODEL CLARA L. BUCGS ofNew York diaplayt natural hairto accontuat* the African look,

wtilch tttms to bo gaining

ATTENDS RETSNathan Johnson, son of Mr. \

and Mrs. Nathan T. Johnson 'of Kaneswood Drive, left this ;week for Miami, Florida where 'he will enter the Radio Elec-tronic and Television School.

Visits DurhamCharles Richardson, son of .

Mr. and Mrs James Richardson of Long Island City, N. Y? ;has returned home after visit-ing his aunts, Mrs: LoreanHedgespeth and Mrs. Eliza-beth Johnson, both of Durham

Hospitalir»d At DukeMrs. Odell West of Clinton

has been hospitalized at Duke jHospital. Mrs. West, the wifeof Mr. Thesdious West, en-

tered the hospital last week.* a «t .

Finishes Basic Training

John Turk, son of Mr. andMrs. Pleas Turk of Durham,

has finished his basic training in the Air Force at SanAntonia, Texas. He will bestationed at Los Angeles, Cali-fornia. where he will be en

rolled in school.

Return to New York

Mrs. Beatrice Petterson andMrs. Rosie Petterson of Brook-lyn, New York, recently re

turned home after visiting

their sister. Mrs. Odell West.» 3 3

Visit Relatives In New York

Stanley and Linard Hedges-

peth of Durham have returned

home after visiting their re-

latives,' Mr. and Mrs. JamesRichardson of ? Long IslandCity, New York.

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Newly Elected StateTreasurer Of N. H. A.

Miss Sandra Philpott, a

senior at Merrick-Moore HighSchool, was recently installed as state treasurer of theNew Homemakers of America.

She experienced a trip toLangston University in Langs-ton, Oklahoma for a week a-

long with twenty other girlsfrom North Carolina. Also,she attended a meeting inNewyon Groove, N. C. At this

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Social Notes 4%By RUTH JOHNSON Xj»

Associate Society EditorDial 489-4597

meeting, plans were made for |the District Rally which willbe held at Raleigh MemorialAuditorium, October 30.

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Returns To New YorkEleanor Harris, formerly a

resident of Durham, left lastSunday for New York, ?.vhere

i she is now a resident.* e «

Annuel Debutant BallFor the last twenty-eight

years, the Alpha Theta Omega

| Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alp

ha Sorority has sponsored theannual Debutant Ball in Ral-

i eigh. VA group of promising young

ladies, between the ages of six-! teen and eighten, having goodcharacters, pleasing personali-ties and qualities of being

fine young ladies are selectedto be Debutantes.

Making their bows into so

eietv this year are DollieSmith, Cynthia Mebane, Debo-rah Durham and Diane Dur-ham

The elaborate ball will beheld at th Raleigh MemorialAuditorium, Friday, Novemberft

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Since his wife does it hour-ly, 'Ahy isn't a man entitled togo into the bathroom on Sun-day, lock the door, gaze intothe mirror, and admire him-self'

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