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PAGE TWO THE CAROLINIAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1945 I Raleigh Personals BY VIVIAN McLendon Ekv, E. C. Lawreiirc'. pastor of First Cuniircgational Church, is rnnfiiKd to iits bod because of ill- iiess- Va., where he will be imiiictcd into the Army. South Mr.s\ Kj^tluT Iwiiidsay F'iiveiteville Street, is recovering from sht>ek received wlien she Mifferod a fall •Mrs. Carrie Haywood of South Haywood Street is ill at her homo. Mr.s. Charlotte Ureen of East Ca barrus Street, who has *'een con- fiiird t»> McCauley hospital, is very much improved. CpI A:hrt Whitaker. Parachu‘e Trooper of Fori Henning, Ga., who was injured a fe'v weeks ago while p.iuichu;iny from j plane, is much iinpr-vcd. M'-'-, Ktiima McKoy of Fayetteville Street, has returned to the city af- ti r spendiiu: -e\i ral weeks in Washintlon, f). C. The Hooker T Washington Club, which met at 10 Chavis Way, Sun- cl.iv. February llth, will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs HotietL Uoykiiis of Ka.-il Lenoir .Slro t. oil Sunday. February 25, at 1 .I'llock, -Ml numbeis are urgid to be present and on time. President, Mrs .lolin Chavis. Mr. Collim, A Whit.iker, V.'a'^h- • u;;i.'n I) (’. is spending a few days in th- city w.th his parents. Mr. anil Mrs. (’ F Whil.iker. He will leave Febiuary 2»llh for Camp Lci’ Miss Vivian McLendon, office employee, and social editor of the CAKOLINJAN, is couiiiied to iici home with illness. We ali wish Joi her a speedy rccoveiy. Messrs. George Nor.nan. W. J Parker, Charles C. Sparrow, John nie Williams and Montague were vi.silors in the office of the CAHO- uINIAH Monday afternoon. Miss Josepltiiie Gieeii oi 22a Can Jen Siieet, lias relumed home atler spending several days in Wilson, cjsiting lelaUves and friends. ir. 4,. N. Jones of 72a South Ulouiit Street spent the week end in Clayton, \isitmg lelalivt’s and friends. The nuiny friends ui Mrs. Fl.'n- nic Jones of 0-t2 S. lioundary St., lie very sorry to liear of her ill- icss and wish for tier u vciy quick ecovery. Roger,- of Vir- wjs homo over the week of :»17 W Miss P ginia State, was iioiiie end visiting hn p.iicin-. iiion Street .Mrs. S.im Snnth of 32.1 South Swam .Slieel, i.-i ill and euiifine-d to her home with flu Her many friend: wisli for her a speedy recovciy. Mrs. A Thelnu of New York City s the guest of Miss l-llizabeth Har i.s of Ellington Street. War Mothers Dedicate W'. L. Greene To L'ad Room At Ft. Rragg Discussion At AAAGP Huy That Extra Bond !! KAl.ElGH—A drawing room in a post hospital at Fori Hragg was re cently dedicated to Negro suldieis oy Raleigh Cliapter No. 1 of Uie .Vineiican War Mother.;. The program included the open ing prayer by Mrs. Sallii Whitakci; urief leinarks were n.ade by the chapter founder, Mrs, K. Hodge; .VIrs. Maebelle Wortham sang a solo; and the dedicutorial address was given by Mrs. Ethel O. Young. Gifts to the palinots wer. di'.l.i- buted by Mrs. Mamie Lightiic-r and »lrs. Wdla Monroe. Meeting Sunday Two Brothers Home On Furlough Mis.s Alease Counts, of Tryon, shown above is being crowned •Miss Maco for 1945." by Mrs. fhii.itine McAdoo .of Greensboro, who c.'uncd the same honor dur ing 1944 The honor was bestow ed upon Miss CiiunU by populai student vole of the Maco Beauty College of Greensboro. Others in the phulogruph left to right are: Misses Ruby I.uwu-nce, of Dallas, ainl Lmora Coffin of Greensboro Thr annual ceremonies were luTd Tuscday nigh at tin Windsor Community Ceiilci. A formal dance followed the crowning cere monies. RALEIGH — Two brothers wit nessed another momentous day when they met at homo from far ■ nd near distances. Sgt. Alillard Peeble.s and F. C. l.c Willie Peebles, Jr. The first enlist- id in the U S. Army. July, 1941 and having served faithfully in the 41st Engineers at Ft. Bragg He was sent to the Continent of .Alric.T where he seived to help bring to a clos * !he N.iri ideas and praetiees. Tlie latter person to whom refe nee is made, entered the U. .Navy in .May, 194:t He received Ills basic training .it Gnat Lakes, Norfolk. Va, The I’eebles Brother*i are visiting their father. Mr. Willie Peebles of I .17 Soiilh Blount Street. RALEIGH ~ W. L. Green, Execu tive Secretary. North C.iroliiui Ni gio Teachers Association, will lead th * monthly meeting of the Raleigii Chapter of the NAACP. Tlie mcelin,, will he h.-ld at 3:(Ki |i. in. at iht M ii'tiii Mrirt Bapli ' Chtnch, of which R v. Paul .Io|.-:- oii is the pastor. The discussion Sunday wiil center about "Post War Gpporunitie^ . f N«‘gro in the EconomL Cluinnels of American I.ife," Mr. Green will compare the trend.s in the economic and piilitical life of today with iho.-o of Hu- civil, Spani.sh-Amcrican and World War I- Following his address, there will be a question period. Appropriate music for tlie neca- ion will be rendered by the choir of the local thurch. A, C. Parish is pi- ddenl of thi local chapter. On a quality bail,.., the juice from small oranges averages belter in flavor and vitamin C ^ >nt'ni than does that from larger fruit, ac- .ouling to USDA studies. - I -V- Washington School News C'umpUed By Aiexuder ChAtmer» And Mwrff»ret LatUh buccl llcarU On Parwue The iiuciui life ot the WaMuiig- toii lligii Sctiuol n> ccnlerod aruuud tile annual Valeutine Pioin "Swucl ■ ....1... ^.it l ..la^.b Li> Uic i 1.^1 u.iy tiigii. .11 ti.a ..cltooi auurlor.uiii. . owed oe.iua nave ooeii uoirowou ana i>iwii;ii Lu inaKu liie aLlaii lUv liioak i iqoy auio soLlai evoul ol Ulo yciii. Xilc giit.^ aiu oiiay goLUiik ac- CvMaiica lu^e.nci lo "Uo Uie UCbt ilicy v.iii las Ulc slang guvsi uiiu consiulaig Liiiily i'osl as lo Uio l»o- riai Giacos lor Ule occasion, 'ibc L/oyi> aic purcnasuig "l.squue Mag azines ciiiu iiavnig cuiiicieiiuea wiui Air. Tooie and Mr. bnnlh us to Uie coiicci Uiiiig lu weal' lo appear well gloomed. I no iortiwr ii.ciubers of Uie League- aiiUciyale reluming lo Uie aiiuir lu Uslc again ihe SweeUieurl PuiicU and Uiu Love Cookies. 'iliu uocuraliuns will swing uiuug wiUi lieaiis, cupids amid sweol mu sic ol Lliu besl rccuidiugs and soft iignls. the grand iiiurcli will show Wash- ingiun Sw.-ethearls on Parade. i-L'p Girls Keguter I’lic Raleigh i'in-Up Girl Contest vTiu among iticsv dam.,els will ieau e.xl week. Hiolessor M. W. Akins, pimcipai of Uiu V> asiiingloii High Scnuui. Ilea lo CUicugu lo aUend the luiierai of his brother. The lacully and Uic student body is in synipainy wiUi Professor Akins. i'ne Aiax Yeargm ili-Y Club had as its maiu speaker, Sylvester Thorpe of the U. S. Navy. Thorpe a former metiibei' of Uie above cioo was inducted luiu Uio seivice De cember 4, of last year. Other former students seen in the school this week were Lewis Tay- lur, Albert Adams, and John Wor tham of Uie U. S. Navy. They were aiso former members of the Hi- Y Club. Tlie Senior Class is continuing its effort to publish the 194j "Eclio'. the annual year book Cooperation Crum everyone wilt be appreciated. "Seeing Double", a three-act com edy, by J. C. Parker was presented in Uie school auditorium, Monday night The play was enjoyed by everyone. Tiie play was under the direction of Prufes-..r H T John- Saint Agnes Holds Com- I mencement Exercises Home From The Sea William Henry Peace, who has managed the Chavis Hcigbls Homes since thgir opening, resign ed this position to accept one of two placements. Mr. Peace seem ed undecided as to whether he would accept the principalship ship whicli has been offered him at Southern Pines or an appoinl- incni us railway mail clerk. Kuger iiaiilwiu Is OpUmisUc At Bemiell Uir^Lloii — liic baiiii ligues oeiiuol Ol .vuisiiig iieiu lU Loiii- iiceliieiil kAeicisCS at Uie i >i.ai i^.'plisi v.iiui'cn, lliuisday, Feiu- wui UL u uciocx p. m. lie piUbiain eonauclieed wiUl -nl ,aii iieiuuL oy air. ineouuie C ro, auccloi* ui music, Suiui Aug- usliiies LoUeg,., liiiwcaUoii Was giv en by Rev. C. ^v. rweaiiis, luUowi.a oy a seleclion by Uie Glee Club, UU- uev Uie aule uii.eliun ol MCs. G.i- liaii U Daniel, direclui;^ul vocal uius- •e, Saiiil AugusUiie's CuUege. Dr. K. i'. Daniel, presiuetil of Sliaw Uiiiveisiiy, iiuiuuuced Uie speaker ui liie evening, hev. J. N. LUisuii, presideiil ol Vuguua Uniun Lniveisity, KicJiinond, Va. Following a seieelion by the Giee Club, Uie graduaimg class was pie- sent.d by Mi.ss Ciiiislabeiiv Bragg, direclor ol euucaliun, SauU Agnes School of Nursing, lu Uie Kl. Hev Ldwiii A. I'cnicK, Bishop ol Nuiui ICuiolina, lor the awarding ol di- pioiiias. Piizcs were awarded to outstund- mg meiitbcrs of the graduaUng class. For Uie highest scbolasUc^ecoru. ^.00 was given to Miss KotK Gad-, son with honorable menUou going to Misses Alina bluarl and Vii'giuiu Jelfersoii. A prize of ^.UU for high- l.isby p.i/.e of ^.uo given by Dr, .s. ii. loi iiigiitsi piui.cieiicy .1. Oo.leliv.o Nutsiiig was given lo amiy Juiiiisun, also anoUli pi.,.e ui >a.uj given by Dr. Frisoy lui nigiical piuiie.ei.cy m Surgical iXui.iiiig Wwiil lu .tliss Jo.-epliniu bii.iln. llu prize ol :^.UU from Uie Dt. Agnes Guilu was given lu Miss Laura Lvaiis who showed the most improveiiienl during her junior yeai over her iMsIunan year. ; Tile program was concluded wiUi , the Negio National AnUiem. Bene- ' diction anu Recc: .■lunal. j The incnibeis ot the Kradualiiig ,rluss are: 1 Hulli Anderson, Shuiun. Miss.; Elizabeth liarnhiil, Bc-Uiel; ChrisUoe I Hoiilon, PorUniouUi, Va.; Blanche I Dow n, New Bern; .Marion Ford, I South Orange, N. J.; Ruth Gadsuii. . I’lUsburgti, Pa.; Ellen Harrison. I Clnirlotle; Melba Howard. New [Bern; Maiy Jamison. Gastonia; Vir- Isiiina Jefferson, Wc.sl Palm Beach, Fla.; Blanche Jenkins. Belhaven; Geraldine Jones, Halifax; Unyc Mae Jones, Mebane; Realha Jones, Wad- ley, Ga.; Ruse Bud Junes, KeeUng, Teim.; Edna Laws, Orlando. Flu.; Etelln Maclin, Stanton, Tenn.; Jua nita Macon, Biimingham, Ala.; Mil dred Lewis, Birmingham, Ala.; Elaine Reynolds, Martinsville, Va: Enjoymg a bit of deserved rest \ fler six scraps with tlie Nazis, [officers’ Steward 1-C John H. Sampson is on leave at his homa I at 1018 Manley Street, here. Seamen Sampson has seen quite ia busy time of it. having served • aboard a destroyer, which for ’more than two years has seen ac- Ition in the MediUirranean Sea, (guarding convoys, bombarding the shores of Africa, Sicily, Italy and France, and added to this, the job of transferring "bagged’ Ger mans. Sampson is no rookie in Inc Navy, as he enlisted in 1939. His battle station was in the sick bay v/bere he assisted the ^ip’s phy sician. NAACI* MF-ETING St’ND.AY RALEIGH — The regular meeting of the NAACP will be held Sunday. February iBth, at 3:00 p. m. at Uie Martin Street Baptist Church. A tight supply situation is ahead in sliippiiig containers, including thse for fruits and vegetables, and in textile bags, especially, accord ing to the WFA. DRIVE IN CLEANERS CARTER Electric Company Anything Electrical 3 East I.«nior St. CAPITAL CAB CO. For Peraciudiaed Hand Laundry Phone 4100 MODERN Laundry 11 Oberltn Rpad CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. SIS W. Morgan St. AMBASSADOR N«\V PL.AYINO "Mrs. Parkington" Grver Garson, Walter Pidgeon MIN.—.—Til ES. "Dark Waters" Mrrle Obrron, Franchot Tone \\ El».—iTIl'K.—FKI.—SAT. "Music For Millions" Margaret O’Brien, Jose Iturbi J-jno Allyson IIOME-COOKED FOODS And what a meal It will be— seasoned exactly right, and ev ery dish boasting a real home- cooked flavor. B & H CAFE 411 8. BLOUNT 8T. The Ne Royal Friday and Saturday RUSSELL HAYDEN in "Riders of the Northweet" EDMOND LOWE in "Girls in the Case" Sunday and Monday ROY ROGERS in "Hands Across the Border" Tuesday and Wednesday Tamara Toumanova in "Days of Glory" Thursday BARGAIN DAY Double Feature i Tiaulwiin? miPHP s ■US UIIIIL III 1 Tim giuiid iiiaicli will ingluii Sweolhcuils on Parade. , I’ln-up iiiris'ivegui S ac Raleigh _Pm-i altrar».d ui. a n,embers ol . Tin-Up Girls 'Register I Pm-Up Girl Contest attention ol sev- the young set Among the popular brown s^ned beauties who have registered are Ronnie Sanders, Rugerline Harri son, Juanita Wilson, Jacqueline Goode, Dons Rand, Iris Peebles, Baiu liHigh, Martha Moore, Doro- Satoli High, Martha Howell, Daisy L. D> bnam. Watch this paper lo see jdy, by J. C. Parker was presented 111 the school auditorium, Monday night The plsy was enjoyed by everyone. The play was under the direction of Professor H. T. John son, English instructor in the school. UlAVDi HEIGHTS Ul itIAV I. BBOAUU Huger Optimlslic At Bemiett Clarence SteUars, a former saxa- phonc player in the Washington High School band was seen in the school this week. Sellars is now a member of the U- S. Marine Band. William Henry Williams, tenor saxaphoiie player has relunied to the band. Richar B. Little i::. 1-C with hi: wife and moUi.i', Mrs. Janiiie Little, iiiulorcd to Rocky Mount for the week end visiung Mrs, l.iille's par ents, ihe Rev. and Airs. D. Edwards. Ml'S. Louise Bell and children of Norfolk, Va., are visiung Mrs. BeU’ mother, Mrs. Addle Cliuvis of 6 Chavis Way. Mrs. Hester E'erreil of 4 Cliavis Way has been "shut in ’ a few day; with a cold. Her many friends are sending a good wish for a quick rc- Cuveiy and also a very happy birth day, Mrs. FerreU. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pliillips of No. t) Hyde Terrace was out of the c V rcetnlly visiUng relatives and t'iends in Garner. Pvt. and Mrs. Irvin Truelt of Baltimore, Md., are the guests of Mrs-. Tiuell's mother, Mrs. Evelyn Wesley of 10 Ashe Terrace. Pvt. and Mis. Truetl motored to Durham vibling relauves and friends ovei the week end. Lillie Miss Hazel Thomas ol 11 IredtU Terrace, celebrated her Alb birthday on Valentine day. Happy birlhady. Hazel, and may the years that aic lo come find you true and sweat. Mrs. Martha Periy of 7 Franklin Teirace, has been iU and confined to her home for several days. All frii nds are glad Ui hear that she is better. ^ Mrs. Annie Rogers of 117 West Lenoir Street was entertained at a .supiTise birthday parly given in her honor by Mrs. Clara Dixon at the home of Mrs. Dixon, 19 Smith Plaza, Tui.sday evening, February 13lh. The hostess served potato salad on lettuce, pickles, salUnes, punch, cake, candy and peaiiunts. Those present weie: Mre. Ida Barger, Mrs. Coiinna Jefferus, Mrs. Mildred Thomp.'ion, Mr. and Mrs. James Bunch, Mr. George Johnson, Henry Roger.i and Mr. Walter. Rog- During Ihe past few days stu dents were seen taking pictures on the campus. "Please tell me where 1 can get some No. 116 film’’. Among the social activities in the school there will be a "SweeUiearts on Parade Prom”, an annual af fair of the Girls League. The club is under the direction of Mrs. L. V. Perrin. The Glee Club under the direc tion of Mrs £. M. Kelly gave i concert at the SL Ambrose Epis copal Church last Monday. UBEUUN ROAD J\£WS College, Durham, was in'Ui'e cliy| America wiU pruelke ihc kin.l ol over the week end. Ueraoeruej she now iirolesses and racial animosity between all races Mrs. Clinton Freeman of 5 Bruns wick Terrace, has relumed home from St. Agnes Hospital where she was a patient for several days. We wihii for her a very speedy recov ery. GRLLNbBOKO — OpUmism on itie problems of race pervaded Uic audtcs.s given iiere lust week at Beii- etl College by Roger Baldwin, ui- .eloi ol me Aineiicaii Civil Liuer- es Union. Tiie speaker was pre sented by till- GuilioiU County Iti- tiliaeial CuulUllssloll. I'uiiiling out numerous uislaiiccs ot unpiuted iclalioiiD, Uie speaker e.xpi esscu the In in belief Ihul Ule t'lnergcnce ol these lorees would make tins war an end lo all wars. He decluied liial the piobleni ol bunding true uenioeraey must be an iiilei national ohc, lor mlernalioiial solution Uiere ho nalioiial solution. Basing his observuUuiis upon re cent iiioiuhs of travel Uirouglioul the south and souUiwest, he as serted dial never bclure has tbcie been sucli great iiLeresl in race problems and their adjustment. He lemiiided the audience of voUng barriers which were leccolly brok en dwou in Texas, which he said, IS another evidence of improved re. latious. In conclusion, Mr. Baldwin ex- wiUioul BY ANN MORGAN Miss EiiuabetiTGiu of N. c. State! Mr. Gilbert Hunter of Durham, spent the week end in the city. Miss Norma Manuel of Greens boro, was in the city over the week end. On Wesdnesday evening the members of the Wesleyan Club met at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Ligon. The Ladies Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Katie Hunter on Mon day night. The Trinagle Club held its week ly meeting with Mrs. Mary E. Raw lins on Tuesday evening. On Monday evening the Home Guards met at the home of Miss Jonhsie Flagg. On Friday night, February 9. a carnival wa sheld in the social room of the Methodist Church. It was sponsored by the members of ths Wesleyan Club. Many friends came out and enjoyed an evening of fim. wiU be dissolved. The speaker was introduced by Charles A. Hines, president of Guil ford County Interracial. Rev. F. Hargett, pastor of St Stephens Christian Church, Dr A. D Beit- tel of Guilford College, and Rev. R. D. Crocket of Bennett CoUege assisted in the servite President David D. Jones of Bennett College presided. V- The Raleigh Cosmetolo gist Cluh Holds Meeting CLUB MEETS Richnid B. Little. S 1-c and Mrs, Richard Lillie of 3 Chavis way left Monday night for New York City to visit Mrs. Little’s sister, Mrs. May Bullock. Master Eugene Leathers of Wash- inglon. D. C, Is the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Georgianna Hunter of 9 Hyde Terrace. All families of Chavis Heights and elsewhere are in deep sympathy wlih Mrs. Effle Daily and family of 21 Smith Plaza in the death of Mrs. Daily’s brother, Mr. William P, Bell, whose funeral was held last^iday at the Johnson Plney Grove, near .Clayton. RALEIGH — The Progressive Club met Monday evening at nine o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Branch, 13 Dare Terrace. The meeting opened with the singing of "Near the Cross," and a prayer by Mr, W. Jones followed. The group then sang another hymn, after which a portion of the Scrip ture was read by Effie Pecolla Branch. It was decided that the next meet ing which will honor the club's 17th anniversary, will be held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Kindale. 20 Chavis Way. Some discussion fol lowed, after which refreshments were served. SIX-VEAR-OLD WOUNDED BY SHOT FJ)ENTON — Little Lula Mae Satterfield, six-year-old girl was v/ounded seriously when she shot by Lloyd Harris, 10. The child was taken to Tayloe Hospital in Washington, N. C. Lloyd has a record of delinquen cy, poUce said. RALEIGH — Miss Vivian Burt of Smith Street, was hostess to the Raleigh Cosmetologist Club Tuesday evening, ('ebruay Stli. The Club was culled to order by the president, Mrs. Carrie Burgess. The business at hand was taken care of. Miss Burt lead a letter ol thanks from ihc T. B. Association which had been received since the last meeting. Games were played after which Iho ho.'itess served a delicious chick en dinner with a beautiful . salad, hot roll';, coffee, lime sber- bert and cake. The Valentine motif was carried thn-ughout the service with Valentine name baskets filled with candy and peanuts. Those pre sent were: Mrs. Mattie Hawes, Mrs. Mary Lane, Mrs. Christens Pitts, Mrs. E. Saunders, Mrs. Carrie Bur gess, Mrs Ethel Rogers. Miss Vivian Burt and Mrs Katherine Thomas. After giving our hostess a rising vote of thanks for her elaborate gcr- ivee, we adjourned. The March meeting wiil be a social at which time we will entertain our friends. This mcftlng will be at the home of Mrs. Ethel Rogers on Heck Street. V— Cotton crop insurance is being offered to North Carolina growers for Ihe third time,this year by the Federal Crop Insurance Coropors- jtioo. Etella Maclin. Stanton. Tenn.; Jua nita Macon, Birmingham, Ala.; Mil dred Lewis, Birmingham. Ala.: Elaine Reynolds, Martinsville, Va t Emma Shearip, Hobgood; Josephine Smith, Seven Springs; Alma Stuart. Warsaw; Mildred Styler, Miami. Fla.; Lula Walker. Mebane; and Ro.salyn Williams. Lawnsido. N. J was given to Miss IMC Gad-. sou with honorable mention gouig to Misses Alma Stuart and Virginia ' Jelfurson. A prize ol |^.0U for high est proficiency in bed-side nursing was equaUy divided between Misses Ahiiu Stuart and Virginia Jefferson, with honorable menting going to Misses Melba Howard, Juanita Ma con and Mildred Lewis. The Louis N. West prize, a $50.00 War Bond, given by Dr. Louis N. Best, was giv en to Miss Rosalyii Wiiliums, for liigh schuluslic record, higii profi ciency in bed-siUc care and out- slundiiig Work pn a particular ser vice, with honurublc inentiuii going to Misses Ruth Gudsun, Melba How- aid and Aliuiiu Stuart. A prize of $10.00 given by the Alpha Zeta S'lg- tiia chapter of the Di'ila Sigma The- la Sorority for highc; l proficiency in Obstetrical Nursing was given lo Mi.ss Mary Jamison, with honorable inenliun going to Misses E. Harri son and Virginia Jefferson. Miss Melba Howard was given a prize of $20.00 for the Besl All-Around stu dent. Honorable mention going to Miss Virginia Jefferson and Rose Bud Jones. A prize of $15.00 for highest pro ficiency in Operating Room Technic was given to Miss Lula Itlae Walker. Honorable mention going to Miss Retha Jones. Miss Edna Law.s wa.i given $15.00 for tact, executive abili ty and teaching abibty. HonoraDie mention going to Misses Melba Howard, Almira Stuart, Virginia Jefferson and Blanche Downs. A prize of $10.«0 for higlicst proficien cy in spccialing acutely ill patients was given to Mi.ss Rose Bud Jones. Honorable mention going to Misses Melba Howai'd, Juanita Macon and Ruth Elaine Reynolds. Tlic prize for highest proficiency in Surgical Nursing wa.s given lu Mis.s Jose phine Smith. Honorable niciilion go ing lo Misses Geraldine Jones and Blanche Down. Miss Juanita Macon received a prize of $10.00 from the Hospital Auxiliary fur showing out standing qualities for the finer type of womanhood. Honorable mention going to Misse.s Rose Bud Jonss Virginia Jefferies, Rosalyn Williams and Melba Howard. The N. ° PAINT - PAINT 1.49 Cal. 12 years of satiaftcHon. All Colors—Staizu mad Enamalt. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Railroad Salvage €o. 329 Sknith Wilmington SL GLEANERS Cash and Carry 325 S. Bloodworth St. B & H CAFE 411 8. BLOUNT ST. BARGAIN DAY Double Feature ST. AMBROSE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO HOLD SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICE RALEIGH — Special Lenten Ser vices will be conducted at St. Am brose Church on every Wednesday night during the Lenten Season, be ginning at 8 p. m. A class for'Con- lirmation is being held on the same evening at 7 p. m. AH interested persons ore requested to be present On Sunday, February 18. a Len ten Tea is being given at the home of Mrs Addic Lane Wall, 728 East Davie Street, hours 4 to 6 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend all of the services of the church. 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