?THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1969

Miss Ruby W. Reid is Bride ofEdward Allen Lasler on Friday

Miss Ruby W. Reid was mar-

ried, Friday, June 20, at 7:00p.m to Edward Allen Laster

at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Johnson of 10S Larch-wood Dr., with Rev. Daniel H.

Ford performining the cere-

mony.The bride to the daughter

of Mrs. Cleo Williams of FairBluff, and the late John Henry

Williams. She is employed at

the Duke Medical Center as aDiet Clerk.

a white prayer book with baby

breath and streamers.

Mrs. Theodore Johnson wasmatron of honor.

Immedistely following theceremony was a reception giv-en by the Mutual Society Clubat the home of Mrs. Mary Eli-zabeth Ruffin at 2227 CharlesStreet.

Guests attending the recrea-tion were: Mr. and Mrs. John

H. Hines, Mrs. Gennie V. Al-ston, Mrs. Bertha Ross, Mrs.Fannie Cain, Clayton E. Russ,Mrs. Alice M. Davis, Mr. and

Mrs. Melvin Holman, Mrs. Car-

olyn Green, Mrs. Julia Brett

and members of the Mutual

Society Club.The bride chose for traveling

apparel, a pink pique dress

with white accessories and cor-sage of white carnations.

The couple will reside at

H-l Atlantic Street, Durham.

The bridegroom is the son

of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Laster of

New Hill, North Carolina. He

la employed by the Veteran'sAdministration Hospital as a

Vocational Rehabilitation Ther-

apist.Given in marriage by Theo-

dore Johnson, the bride wore alight blue two piece suit withwhite accessories. She carried

MRS. GENEVA ALLISON HOSTESSTO CRUSADERS CLUB ON SATURDAY

The Crusaders Club of Fay-

etteville and Atlantic Streetmet Saturday night, June 21 at8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr.and Mrs. James Allison, 2902Fayetteville Street.

Mrs. Estell Horton led the

Mrs. Mary McLean thanked

the hostess. Our next meeting

will be in September at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. WillisAllison, 2912 Fayetteville St.

Mrs. S. H. FaulknerAnd Daughter AreFeted at Dinner

opening song, "My Country"Tta of Thee." The Lord's Pray-

er was repeated in unison. Car]

Jemison the president presided

over the business session, theminutes of the previous meet-ing were read by the secretary,Wilbert Richmond.

Mrs. Sarah Hall Faulkner and

her daughter, Toni Hall were

entertained at a "Bon Voyage

Dinner" Thursday evening,

June 20. Mrs. Easter VanHookand her sisters were hostesses.

Plans were completed for thetrip to Salem, Virginia, Sunday,June 28 for members and theirfriends.

Reports were were given byvarious committees, unfinishedbusiness was tabled until theirnext meeting which will be inSeptember.

After the discussion, thehostess served a most refresh-ing and delicious repast to thefollowing members:

Mesdames Hazel Howard, Sa-rah Pugh, Estell Horton, MaryMcLean, Dora Miller, MinnieJones; Miss Ruth Allen, Mr.and Mrs. Wilbert Richmond,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young,Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Edwards,Carl Jemison, Doman Fearring-

ton, Joseph Williamson and avisitor Mrs. Ruby Green.

Mrs. Faulkner and her daugh-

ter departed this city, Saturday,June 21 from Raleigh-DurhamAirport, to join her husband,Staff Sgt. Tracy C. Faulkner atHickman Air Base, Honolula,Hawaii, where he is serving inthe U. S. Air Force as an Air-craft Engineer.

Those present for the specialevent were Mrs. Faulkner'smother, Mrs. Vera andhusband and grandson, aunt ofMrs. Faulkner, Mrs. MildredP. Lyon and children, Mrs. Ber-tha P. Peaks, Rev. A. H. Park-

er and daughter, Mrs. EstherNunn, Mrs. Alice M. Davis andSabrina Charleston.

Saint Joseph's A. M. E. Church"Serving A World Parish With Christ

Since 1869"

PHILIP R. COUSIN, Minister

FAYETTEVTLLE STREET DURHAM, N. C.

Sunday, June 29, 1969

8:00 AM. EARLY MORNING WORSHIP

SERMON By the Rev. J. C. Cross

Music by the Gospel ChoirFred Mason at the ConsoleMrs. Marian Williams, Directing

0:30 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOLSubject: "The Bible Speaks to the Order"Ml Marie Faulk, Superintendent

11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP

SERMON By the Rev. J. R. Woodward

MUSIC By The Senior Choir

Fred Mason at the Console

Joseph T. Mitchell, Directing

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White Rock Baptist ChurchPOST OFFICE BOX 407

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27702

LORENZO A. LYNCH, Minister

Sunday, June 29, 1969

B. N. DUKE AUDITORIUM

NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE

8:30 AJL CHURCH SCHOOL

Dr. C. A. Ray, Superintendent

10:95 AM. WORSHIP"On Hats Off to this Man, Part VIJehu?Who finished "off' Jezebel."

(H King 9:30, 33)

Senior Choir leading the singing

5:00 PJL Commencement for Vacation Bible School,at St. Joseph's Church

6.-00 P.M. WORSHIP SERVICEGospel Choir Singingat St. Joseph's Church

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MRS. WILLIE RONNIE BIGELOW (Photo by Purefoy)

Miss Irene Hedgepefh and Willie RonnieBigelow are Married at Greater St. Paul Church

Miss Irene Hedgepeth,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Hedgepeth, 1307 CalvinStreet became the bride ofWillie Ronnie Bigelow, son ofRev. and Mrs. W. T. Bigelow,2927 Driftwood on Sunday,June 22,at Greater St. PaulChurch, at 6:00 p.m. Rev. W.T. Bigelow, officiated.

Organist was John Henry Gat-

tis and soloist was Mrs. ShirleyReams.

the groom, Miss Mary Bullock,

Mrs. Teresia Colfield, Apex.

They wore short green bro-cade green gowns with empirewaist with green and whiteflowers at the waist. They alsocarried three white carnations.

Best man was Robert Col-field of Apex. Ushers were Ge-roma Leathers, Donnie Bostic,Elvis Gentry, Larry Alston andStephen Bigelow, brother of thegroom. Flower girls were Nata-lie Kelly, niece of the bride,Michelle Meva, cousin of thebride and ring bearer, wasTravis Hedgepeth, nephew ofthe bride.

Beception was in the churchfellowship hall. They will re-side at Ivy Street, Durham.Both are graduates of HillsideHigh School

The bride was given in mar-riage by her father. She wore awhite linen A-line gown with

detachable train. Her headpiece was a white flowered pillbox with veil. She carriedwhite orchids on a Bible.

Miss Yvonne Holman wasmaid of honor. She wore ashort green brocade gown withempire waist with green andwhite flowers at the waist. Shecarried three white carnaitons.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Pa-

tricia Kelley, sister of thebride, Miss Shelia Leathers,

Miss Patricia Bigelow, sister of

COMMUNICATION BETWEENPEOPLE IS NECESSARY FORV BETTER RACIAL

Last Rites HeldFor Mrs. JanieB. Thomas

Last rites were held Thurs-day, June 19, at 7:00 p.m. forMrs. Janie B. Thomas at Scar-borough Funeral Chapel withthe Rev. Philip R. Cousin, officiating.

Mrs. Thomas, daughter ofSandy and Mary Brown andwife of the late Corporal Na-mon Thomas passed at LincolnHospital June 16, at 4:45 a.m.

She was a Registered Nurseand a beautician. During herNurse Training, she stood firstplace in every department ofthe Nursing course.

She was a member of theThird Street Bethel A. M. E.

Church in Richmond, Virginiaand sang with the Senior Choir.

Survivors includ *: three sis-ters, Mrs. Lottie McCurry ofBraddock, Pennsylvania; Mrs.

Rebecca Gregory of Free Port,Long Island, N. Y. and Mrs.Marian Williams of Durham;four nieces; Mrs. Mary JaneLipscomb and Mrs. Louise Wil-liams of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs.

Alberta Collins of New Yorkand Mrs..Erline Wade of Dan-ville, Va.

Last Rites HeldFor Mrs. B. W.Atwater Wed.

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Last rites were held Wednes-day, June 25 at 2:30 p.mo for

Mrs. Bertha Williams Atwater,85, of Rt. 3, Durham, at NewHope Baptist Church, ChathamCounty. The Rev. C. P. Brileyconducted the services. Burialwas in the Williams familycemetery in Chatham County.

The deceased was married tothe late Frank W. Atwater andwas the daughter of the lateCharles and Josephine Wi 1-liams. She was a member ofNew Hope Baptist Church formore than 70 years and servedwith the First Bible class andSenior Missionary Circle.

Survivors include six daugh-ters, Mrs. RaderA . Prince,Mrs. Ethel Perry, Mrs. AlmaLassiter, Mrs. Vlrgie Proctor,

Mrs. Margie Alston and Mrs.Stella Alston; five sons, Mat-thew Atwater, John A. Atwa-ters, Mrs. Rader A. Prince,

water, Jr. and William T. At-water; two sisters, Mrs. Dora

Green and Mrs. Ara Goodman;28 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

MRS. ATWATER

New Hope Mission'yUnion Meeting to beHeld Sat. and Sun.

The Union Meeting of theNew Hope Missionary BaptistAssociation will meet Saturdayand Sunday, June 28 and 29 at

the Second Baptist Church,South Graham Street, ChapelHill. Rev. J. A. Brown, hostpastor.

Rev. J. W. Barnes is presi-dent of the Union, and DeaconClifton Stone, Secretary.

General Theme: Unity inWorld Redemption. 2:00 p.m.

sermon, Rev. N. P. Broadie,(Continued on page 10A)

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Marriage of Miss Sylvia PindleAnd John Benjamin Taylor Held

FAYETTEVILLE - The

mortage of Mies SyMa Dean

ftuSe to John Benjamin

Taylor, 111 of Washington,

0. C., WH performed Satur-day, Jane 14, at 6 p.m. InBt. Joseph's Episcopal Churchby the Rev. Francee O. John-son. Music «u provided by

Hrt. Grace Johnaon and Mr.* Mrs. lUellard A. Pindle,brother and sister-in-law ofthe bride, soloists.

The bride is the daughter

of Mr. ft Mrs. A. J. Pindle,Sr. She is a graduate of E. E.Smith High School, and earn-ed her B. A. degree fromSpell man College in Atlanta,Georgia. She is working to-

,ward her master's degree incounseling at Howard Uni-versity and is also employed

ss a counselor with theUnited Planning Organization

in the District of Columbia.The bridegroom Is the ion

of Mr. & Mrs. John B. Taylor,Jr., of Washington, D. C. andis a graduate of West Virginia

State University and has donefurther graduate work atHoward University. He is an

instructor of history at Wash-ington Technical Institute,Washington, D. C.

Given in marriage by herfather, the bride wore a floorlength gown of white angle

mist taffeta and sequinned

peau d'ange lace in tradition-al design fashioning fittedlace bodice, scalloped lacetabrina neckline, long fittedlace sleeves and redingoteskirt with lace motif appli-

ques. Attached to the backshoulder line was a chapeltrain, designed in taffeta,adorned with lace appliquesand outlined with lace trim.The bride's tiered elbowlength illusion veil was at-tached to 'a crown of seedpearls. She carried a bouquetof white carnations on a

Prayer Book centered with alavender orchid.

Ibid of loner wis Ml»? rJMw V. Stfiw of Washing- Iton, D. C., a wry do» Mendand former college ctam*of the bride.

B. Cole of Washing-

ton, D. C., a long time Mendand fraternity brother, wasbest man.

Bridesmaids were Miss

Patricta Regis and lbs. Sarah

P, Thomas of Fayetterllle;

Mm Victoria AlexanderMemphis, Tennessee; Miss

Brenda Brewer, Durham; Miss

Bermdette Carter and Miss

Gwendolyn Carter, Rlegei-

wood; Miss Carolyn Jones,

Chesterhille, Mass.; Miss

Carole Bay and Mtas Camille

Brannon of Washington, D. C.

Junior bridesmaids were

Ml« Melody Booth of Chapd

Hill, cousin of the bride; MissLouise Goina, Mlsa DawnHoward and Miss Angela

Howard of Washington, D. C.

nieces of the groom.Ring-bear*, wu WUllam

Go Ins of Washington, D. C.,

i nephew of the groom.

Train bearer was Re neePin die of HaUfax, niece of

the bride.Flower girls were Donna

UzzeU, Theresa Howard, Ka-trina Howard of Washington,D. C. and Sandra Booth ofChapel Hill

Groomsmen were Williamand James Thompson, Suit-

land, Maryland; Carroll John-son, Arnold Young, HubertWilliams, Cordell Hayes, Ty-

ronne Ricks, Anthony Ave-

Una and Lorin Johnson, allof Washington, D. C.

Ushers ware Oliver Crom-well, A J. Plndle, broth-er of the bride, and WendellGoina, nephew of the groom,

all of Washington, D. C.,Arnold Plndle, brother ofthebride, James Thompson, John

Regis, all of Fayetteville andThomas Booth, Chapel Hill.

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MRS. HELEN R. JONES. .

. elected president

Mrs. Helen JonesI Is New President

The North CarolinaFederation of Negro Women'sClubs' Central District haselected a new slate of officers,Mrs. F. T. Newsome, statepresident, NCFWC, announced'today.

- Mrs. Helen R. Jones has.beennamed president and willcoordinate the activities of thedistrict. She is on the homeoffice staff of North CarolinaMutual Life Insurance

{Company and active in the reli-gious and social life <tf the com-munity. In 1968, Mrs. Jones waselected first vice president ofthe state organization.

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