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MRS. JOSEPH WILLIAMA. BECTON, JR.

Miss Edna Ray Burke MarriesJoseph William A. Becton, Jr.

Miss Edna Raye Burke,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JohnBurke of Fayetteville Road,became the bride November 20of <k)seph William AndersonBecton, Jr., son of Mrs. OteliaBecton of 1914 Cecil Streetand the late Joseph WilliamAnderson Becton.

The Rev. E. T. Thompsonofficiated at the 3:30 P.M.ceremony at the West DurhamBaptist Church.

The bride, escorted byJames Prioleau, her cousin,wore an empire gown of de-

lustered satin with an A-lineskirt. Chantilly lace appliquesaccented the bodice and cufTsof the bishop sleeves. Her full-length mantilla of illusion wasedged with chantilly lace andattached to a came lot cap.She canried a white prayerbooktopped with pink orchids.

Mrs. Randolph Harrison of

Rocky Mount, sister of the

bride, was matroa of honor.She wore an empire gown olmoss green karate accentedwith gold braid and carried asingle yellow pompon.

Samuel Becton of Landon,Maryland was best man for hisbrother. Ushers were Bobby L.Lawrence of Durham and Ran-dolph Harrison of RockyMount, brother-in-law of thebride.

Mr. and Mrs. Burke werehosts at a reception in the

church fellowship hall. Thebride is a graduate of HillsideHigh School and DurhamCollege. She is employed atNorth Carolina Mutual LifeInsurance Company.

Mr. Becton graduated fromHillside and North CarolinaCentral University. He is exe-cutive director of the HumanRelations Commission. Thecouple will reside in Durham.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boxley Not27th Wedding Anniversary

How a native of Shreveport,Lousiana met a Durham girland after a hurried courtshipmarried her, is, a heartwarm-ing love story within itself;but, to meet the Boxleys 27years later and hear them re-call all those years of together-ness is a vivid American story

of two people in love and de-termined to remain together

awaited the suspenseful mo-ment when the curtain wouldrise slowly and the characterson stage would begin the dra-ma-announce that dinner is

served.Mama 'n papa are gourmets,

therefore, you're not surprisedthat the Porter House steaksare grilled to perfection, the

tossed salad crispy and color-

MR. & MRS. BOXLEY

until death do we part.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boxley ce-

lebrated their 27th WeddingAnniversary, Friday evening,December 10th. An unpretent-ious, informal, unherald oc-casion was what mama andpapa Boxley wanted. Theywanted most of all to be alone

with their memories of twenty-seven years of marital bliss.

The dining table gleamedwith china and silverware with

a centerpiece of dainty Sweet-

heart roses to soften the severi-.. V >

ty of precision set table; and

candles in slightly tarnishedsilver holders-a wedding giftfrom relatives in Shreveport,

Louisana-added a shimmeringglow to the perfect setting.

The outlay for the occasion

immediately alerted you that

something very special was

about to unfold. And so, you

ful; fluffy, creamed potatoes,Southern style string beans-

clover leaf roll with butter-

hot coffee, and papa's favoritedessert-spicy potato custardwith whip topping.

The bride wore an after "5"dress of pink and white and, acorsage of white orchids tied

with pink ribbon.Mr. Boxley was immaculate-

ly attired in a Navy Blue busi-

ness suit and smiling like aschool boy on his first date.During the evening papa washeard to say over and over;"mama grows sweeter as theyears come and go." Andmama kept saying, "hush,papa!"

A well spent evening cameto a close with traditional con-gratulations to the groom andbest wishes to the bride.

NCCU Alumni HappeningsThe regular meeting of the

Durham Chapter of NCCUAlumni Association will not

meet in regular session on

Wednesday evening.

Instead, all Eagles are in-

vited to the Christmas fellow-

ship on Friday evening, De-cember 17, 1971 at the EagleCage on Harmony Rd.

UNITED NATIONS TheSecurity Council suspended iUsession Tuec4«y to allow inten-give consultations on an Anglo-

French proposal to end theIndia-Pakistan war that mightescap both Soviet and Chinese

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Durham Social NotesronuHKOf Interest ~

The Extension HomemakersClub of Russell Communityheld its Christmas banquetDinner recently at Caines Cha-pel Church in the FellowshipHall, with the President, Mrs.

Burma H. Dunnigan in chargeof the devotionals. The pianistwas Mrs. Nick Harris andPrayer by Mrs. Grace Mack.

Miss Bemadette R. Gregory,assistant Home Economics Ex-tension Agent of DurhamCounty gave interesting high-

lights and objectives of the

club; No. 1, leadership, no 2,Relay home economics andfamily living information, 3,provide special interest pro-gram onvarious topics; 4,make a more well rounded

homemaker; 5, teach others

what they have learned and 6,helping others.

Enjoying the delicious stylebuffet dinner were; Misses

Bernadette Gregory, DorisDunnigan and Mr. and Mrs.Wilbur Parker, and family; Mr.

and Mrs. Ulysees Bernice Par-ker and son, Mr. and Mrs.Russell Mack and family,Mesdame Margaret J. Parkerand Grace Mack; Mr. and Mrs.Walter Umstead, Mr. and Mrs.Owen Justice, and daughter,Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holman and

children, Mrs. Willie Shaw andfamily, Mrs. Pauline Parker

and family, Mr. and Mrs. AmosMack, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Har-ris, and family, Mr. and Mrs.Nannette Tenner also Mes-

dames Burma Dunnegan, Les-

sie Long, Syminer Daye,Virginia Kenion, Janice Parker,Jean Williams, Clara R. RileyNannie Harris, Mary Shaw andMiss Doris Dunnegan.

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SURPRISE DINNERThe Usher Board of Mount

Calvary of Bahama gave sur-

prise dinnpr

Evans Thursday evening, De-cember 9 at 8:00 o'clock inthe Fellowship Hall of the

church. Rev. Evans resignedfrom the being president of the

Usher Board. He was ordainedthe sth Sunday in Novemberat New Hope, Granville A

delicious dinner was servedbuffet style. Rev. Nealy Hugh-ley is the pastor.

***

CHANCEL CHOIR GIVESCONDERT

The Chancel Choir of FirstCalvary Baptist Church, More-head Ave. gave a concert Sun-day, December 12 at 6:00 o'-clock p.m. at Park ElementarySchool under the supervisionof Mrs. Hortness M. Jones andMiss Btenda Lyde organist and

pianist.The introduction was given

by Mrs. Eva Pratt. Ushers forthe evening were; PatriciaBest, Trudie Watson, Ella Wat-son, EUen Page, MichaelLangley, Mayme Webb, Bren-da Riley, Audrey Langley andGary Mitchell.

***

Miss Wihemena M. Crossot

who suceeded Mrs. C. Haw-Kin Brown as president of Se-delia High School between

Durham, N. C. and Greens-

boro, N. C. is now sick and

resides at 195 Springfield St.,Boston, Mass. 92118. If any-one desire to send Miss Cossota Get Well wish or Christmas

greeting, it will be fine.

THANK YOU NOTEThe family of the late Mrs.

Josephine Watson wish tothank their many friends for

their many kind deeds shown

them through their prayers,

telegrams, cards, donations,flowers, food and visits duringbereavement of their lovedone, May God bless each of

you.

The Watson Family***

The Junior Daughters ofDoreus held their meeting onDecember 10, 1971 at thehome of Mrs. Annie Johnson113 Alton Street with MissDo reus Overby the presidentpresiding. There were fifteenmembers present. The meet-

ing opened with the Club song.Scripture was read from Acts14 by Mrs. Roaetta Suthland.

There was one visitor present,Mrs. Martha Horton and onenew member Mrs. Denina Aus- ,tin i The club received theirFederation (Fall) Journal.Collection of dues followedby a delicious repass by the

hostess. Mrs. Charmie Watson

thanked the hostess.***

Deepest sympathy to the

late Theodore Green's family.Miss Ethel Green; the late Wal-ter Cates family; the late Mrs.

Lelia Wise family (a beautician),the late Ludie Scoggins family;Mr. and Mrs. William (Bill)Williams and family; CharlieLotta and family.

"Blessed are they thatmourn; for they shall be com-forted." St. Matthew 5:4.

***

The Missionary Bible Classof Mount Level Baptist Churchheld its Christmas Dinner Ban-

quet Saturday evening, Decem-

ber 11, 1971 at 8 o'clock at

the Mickle Recreation Center,Alston Ave. The tables werebeautifully decorated withChristmas Altars. The Blessingand prayer was given by the

pastor of Mount Level, Rev.

C. L. Dunstan. Delicious foodwas served buffett style to thefollowing: Mrs. Irma Hamlet,Mr. and Mrs. Tate, Mr. andMrs. Hosea Moore, Mrs. LizzieTimberlake, Rev. and Mrs. C.L. Dunstan, Mr. and Mrs.

Orange Lipscomb, Mr. and

Mrs. John Miles, Mr. Duke Lip-comb, Mr. and Mrs. GentryLong, Mrs. Lucy Bass, Mrs.Mary Elizabeth M. Parker, Mr.and Mrs. Nathaniel Evans, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Scoggins, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Babe Johnson,Mrs. Maggie Tilley, Rev. and

Mrs. Jack Parker, Mrs. Syminer

Daye, Mr. and Mrs. George

Gaithorwright of Reedsville,N. C., Mr. ;i Mjrs,, JMarvftJohnson, Mrs. Crealo Camp,bell, Mrs. Rachel Jones,. Mrs,Mozell Pettieford and Mr. andMrs. Bennle Umstead. Gameswere played. In charge wereMrs. Olinzie Johnson and Mrs.Mildred Neal. Gifts were ex-

changed. Everybody had a

lovely time. Merry, Merry

Christmas and a Happy and

Prosperous New Year toeverybody from the MissionaryClass. Chairman of the Christ-mas menue was Mrs. Rou-mania Lipscomb.

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MRS. KENNETY DAVIS

Coley Spring Church SettingFor Somervi le-Davis Wedding

Coley Spring BaptistChurch was the setting onSaturday, December 4, 1971for the wedding of Miss Eliza-beth Somerville and KennethDavis of Warrenton. The Rev.

James Coppedge officiated.Music for the ceremony wasrendered by Mrs. Connie Davis,organist, Mrs. Alice Hawkins,organist and soloist.

The bride is the daughterof Mr. and Mrs. EdwardSomerville of Warrenton, Thebridegroom is the son of the

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Davis of

Warrenton.Given in marriage by her

father, the bride wore a semi-fitted while" satin dress with apearl neckline, long bell-shapedraglan sleeves of alencon lace.

Her mantilla was trimmed in

the matching lace. Her fulllength chapel train fell fromthe mantilla was also made ofalencon lace. Her bouquet of

white roses was centered with

a white corsage.

Miss Thurletta Brown of

Durham, cousin of the bridewas maid of honor. She wore a

green crepe gown made identi-cal to that of the bride. Herbouquet was two-long stem

white chrysanthemums with

green ribbons. Attired in iden-

tical but gold dressed, thebrides maids were, Miss Gloria

Alston, cousin of the bride,Miss Juanita Brown, Mrs.Joyce Buchanan, Miss DeloresBrown and .

Miss : RoselleKnight, all cousins of the

bride. They carried one longstem white chrysanthemumwith gold ribbons.

Norman Davis, brother ofthe groom was his best man.

Groomsmen were Charles

Somerville, brother of thebride, Glen Davis, cousin of

Mrs. Neomta Lewis, LincolnHosp.; Rev. Luther Brooks;Miss Grade Evans; MelvinHarris, Veteran Hosp.; WilbertHarrison, Chapel Hill; Mrs.Estelle Harris Cozart, Route 1,Bahama, N. C.; Ambus Parker,Route 1, Box 390, Bahama,N. C.; Mrs. Thelma S. Luns-ford; Mrs. Novella Oneal, 1304Jackson; Harvey Tilley; Mrs.

Kizzie Lawson, MemorialHosp., Chapel Hill; EarnestAllen, Veteran Hosp.; Mrs.Mimmie Bass; E. J. Artis; Eli-jah Mitchell; Mrs. Annie (Dep)Mack; Guess Rd.; DeaconHerondon Pettiford; GeorgeLong; Mr. Witherspoon; DaveMorehead; Mrs. Rosa Gentry;Mrs. Daisy Cates; Mrs. Sue Bet-

tie Parker; Mrs. Emma Farrow;

Oscar Tapp; C. G. McLaugh-lin; Mrs. Ola Cozart; Ed Ray,Moreland; A. C. CozartGeorge Cozart, Kent St.; Mrs.Lona Parker, Dearborn Dr.;Ellis D. Jones, Sr., Fayetteville;Jasper Haskin, Nebo; JohnChavis; James Patterson; Mrs.Carrie Alston; Clarence Tilley;Mrs. Mattie Lyde; Mrs. Dora

Smith, Faye St.; Mrs. Alma

Weaver, West Proctor; MercerMorgan; Willie Mebane; Allen

Butler, Chase City, Virginia;Willie Gilmore, Atlantic; Mrs.Junian Higgins; Ezikiel Clem-mon; William (Bill) Carrington,Mrs. Geneva Evans; NathanielBrewington, Todd; Mrs. AnnieFaucett, Ward Rd.; Mrs. JennieDaye; Mrs. Deliah Halloway;Duke Hosp.; Mrs. Oorcus Reid;

Lester Moore, 1030 Carnell Rd

Duke Hosp.; Joseph Wade;Mrs. Viola Watkins; AlonzoEubanks, Veteran Hosp.; Mrs.

Hattie Russ, Atlantic; ClavinKenion, Wayne Penn, doingbetter.

"He that dwelleth in the

secret place of the most Highshall abide under the shadow

of the almighty." Psalm 91-1.

The Mill Grove CommunityBetterment League Inc. helAits regular monthly meetingMonday night, December 6,1971 at 8 o'clock. Meetingopened with a song "Jesus

Keep Me Near The Cross" led

by Rev. C. L. Dunstan; prayerby Mr. H. Dunnegan. Presidingwas the president, Mrs. Rou-

mania Lipscomb; minutes bysecretary, Mrs. Emma Johnson.Attorney Richard Martin gavehighlights on the League Char-ter. Members of executiveboard elected were Albert

Soggins, Sr.; E. W. Grant;Orange R. Lipscomb Jr.; Mrs.Syminer Daye; Robert Hall;

Mrs. Roumania Lipscomb; C.B. Nixon; Mrs. Emma Johnsonand Mr. Hubert Dunnegan.Officers for the year RoumaniaLipscomb president, Albert

Scoggin, Sr. Vice president;Emma Johnson, secretary; as-

sistant secretary, SyminerDaye; Treasurer, Robert Hall.Present at the meeting wereEmma Johnson, Rev. C. L.Dunstan, Attorney RichardMartin, Roumania Lipscomb,Syminer Daye, Virginia KenionOlinzie Johnson, Robert Hall,C. B. Nixon, Mrs. Jennie Ma-son Jones, Rosa Sanders, RubyParker, Ruth Salterswhite;Duke Lipscomb; Orange Lips-comb, Pauline Holman; MariePrince and Josephine Washing-ton of Operation Break-through.

Merry Christmas, peace andhappiness through the comingyear.

***

SICK AND SHUT INMiss Wilhemena M. Cros-

sot, 195 Springfield St. Bos-ton, Mass.; David A. Thomp-son, Pine Knoll Rest Home;

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SAT, DECEMBER 18, lffl THE CAIOUMA 1801

Highlight*At Durham HFBy MONICA GUNN

Gunnie hen bringing fromDurham High the latest hap-

penings. Last week DurhamHigh crowned Ks first Mias

Durham High. For a girl to beeligible to run she had to be

a senior, possess a 2.0 average,and be active in extra curricu-

kur activities. Contestants forMis DHS were Monica Gunn,Lois Harvin, Linda Honeycutt,Nancy Munn and LaNella

Smith.On Wednesday an assembly

was held to introduce the con-testants to the Student Body.

Each girl then chose an enve-lope with a question on which

she had to answer. Friday waselection day. Voting was done

during homeroom and the

winner was announced at theChristmas Dance. First attend-

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V/V^JhMONICA GUNN

ant to Miss DHS is MmNancy Munn.

Our Miss Durham High for

the '7l-72 school year is MiasMonika Gunn. Monika is the

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.Gunn. She is a member of the

Wind Ensemble, MarchingBand, Modern Music Masters,

(Tri-M), the Tennis Team, Stu-dent Council Committee Co-Chairman, and Durham High'sDAR "Good Citizen" represen-tative. Mis Durham Highcrowned by Student Body

president Robin Knott. Herduties wilt be to representDurham High where a female

representative will be needed

and to greet all visitors at

school.

the groom, Edward Clemons,Eugene Clemons and CalvinJones, all friends of the

groom.Miss Sheila Allen, friend of

the bride was the flower girl.The ring bearer was GaryBrown, cousin of the groom.

The reception was held in

the auditorium of the SouthWarran School immediatelyfollowing the ceremony.

The bride is a graduate ofNorth Carolina Central Uni-versity. She is now employedat North Carolina Central Uni-

versity. The groom is a grad-uate of Durham Technical In-

stitute and presently holds aposition as composition layoutartist with the UNC Printing

department.After a wedding trip the

couple will live in Durham.

From Gunnie's Dusty Filet:Ricky "Shine" Weaver wasreally cool at the dance in hiscoat and tie with white socks.

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