PAGE TWO
THE CAROUNIAN
Raleigh Personals
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1945
UV VIVIAN McLENOON
The FuUilli Ward Flu.al Cluu inel
on Febiuai^ :j7dt al Iioiiil ol
Alls. iSiuxloii. .\iai 11.1.' bii.-.itcw.. ui
ttle lllGVlllig lilO Ill.'iilUut; AI.IG :)..1V-
ed baiUei'L.i*, sl.tw, at.a
peaches and cieaiii o> i.k- iiu.'tc.'.c.-.
Mesdailie ..label 1>. U.i\ -aiu LiUu
Davis', llic iiexi n.eclti.ii aiU oe
the liotiic ol Alls. Gallic (.iia^. A
l|Ullt M.i.S iJIVt'U to AK.-, AiuO'I iSei.
llavi.S which Wa.s ll.aUe l>y Ua CIJ.
meiubei'.'. Tlio.-e pic..i.iiL weu. .\U ,
dailies Alaiv 1'. Laia, hiitn U.iVii-
Hubiilu i'ailiii, b.dhe Uia>, .Ua...
Joluison, llaltie Jalill^an, Ii.ciiiiiaiio
Jones, Del.I l.i'.lK, c.'jiiiel.a Au.-in-.
KI>ie (ileeii, h.'l.lie BasKciVii.e,
ClelliU' Lliaxl'll, Lola IJaVlS alia
Airs. Alabclle D..v.s. .dis-ses Liua
belli i’Ui^ll, i'ewU Lvalla a>.U ..has
ileileiie Jackson.
Air. Juhiiiue J Jonc.- h-s leiuiiicU
to Chesler, i'j.. wi.cie he is eiitat-
ed 111 ocfcilie VColk ulici spilul..,i
a lew d.i>'s 111 the c.I>' Msiliie iiis
Wile oil hiiiilnlleiu SiUeel.
Mrs. Alui> D. iVicCoy and .'.li.-..
Annie ilolhiy oi W.^'iiinyioii, A. (J
niolher and aiiiil ul ..iis. CiiuiloUe
I.hS.iiie ol '11 haisl '.Vurih ^iicei.
Were riceiit guesi.. in ihe illy
'I'he i{«v. J. 11. Jack-"!!, iiisliac-
tor in Ui'li^ioii, as llic V'espwi
Speaker mi .'sutiUa>, nlaich 11, at
ShdW.
.r the r.iienl-Tcachor Association.
hi'li;iuii.s Kinpha.si.s Week was ob*
cued .it yhaw University Iioin
ue.ujy ll.ru Fnd.iy ai 11:30 a. m-.
,Un th.- Kcv. J. I’n.s Caibour, edi-
I t.i .1.1 n... liaptis. Voice and
. ..n.ii.ellt religious 1. aaer as ?pcak-
r.
.wi.-' baiue Oiai iiivilid a lew ol
ei iiieiia.' ovci lo bei liolue on last
.I'l X 1 ' Jo.n i.ei .11 .1 icpa.-l on ihc
cc.i^imi ol hei biiThU..). Her many
luiiG. iiupe iv.i hei many iiioie
.pp> oiillidays.
..li • J.iini.i I’laU was honored on
Cl o.itl.day Al,.icu i-tlli. bcvcial ol
vi- lueiiUs Wile present to help
.1 r enjoj Ua- oeca.--i>iii.
I'.ooKir i Wa.'l>in,itoii
. :hc noii.e ol .vlr. ,
le. boiith 11.0'.'cod
Ah'. W. I-
Uieene, nioloied to
L-sday i viiiiiig ol this
hi was ihiesi spvaXci
UlAVbiiidGlH^
Air. and Alr.s. J. Dick .villi ot
biiiilh i'la^.i vvcie the diiiiier oUc.
oX Mr. Deckvviihs sister anu pruUi>
er-iu*lavv, Air. and AUs. J Joluison
oX lU licdeile 'leirace an Thursday
niglU-
Air. anu Airs. Alouroe Adaius ol
Franklin Tcirace aiuiounci tiw birth
ol a baby i^irl, Di'eiia. i-aye, burn
on Alarch alii al bi. Amines liospilal.
Alr.s. James iiiinoii and buoy
duugliler, Itulii AueUe, nave retuiii'
ed then apaiuneni, i;: Smith ITmic
Xrom Si. Atiiics llospiial.
Airs. Wilia.m Druoks ul U Chavis
Way has been on the sick bsl Xor
several days. We wish Xor her
Cluiek recovery.
Several lui-nds oX Air.-. Annie J.
Syde and lelaiives ol Wake Forest,
spent a very eidoyable day with
her Xuimly last Sunday at their
apariiiieiil, 7 ilyde Teiiace.
Air. Ben Paleison, Si., oX 24 Lim
coin Terrace, has been ill and con-
Xiiicd to iier hmne loi several days.
We are glad l.> know that she is
out again.
Airs. John A. Higit ot 7 Chavis
Way ha.s leluincu to the city aXler
visiting her inolhei. Airs. Hall in
Oxford.
Mrs. C. Smith oX 4 liyde Terrace,
who has bien ill for Mveral weeks
IS able to lie out again to the ile-
light ol hi'i many Xi'icnds.
All faimkcs of ('h:i'. is Heights
1 -v.-,a
I next meol.iiti wdl be al the
e ol .he pioiUeiil, All. John
. 1.' oil b.tnday, At.ircn 2alh.
'. J. 7. J.iiiei oJ TJy So. Blount
a iias I elm lied home after
.v..;3 Pwalie Allen .-p. hi Satuiuay
la. I weiK ill the tiiy.
..1. t-haiics A. Hay was ill the
ly on Aioiiday.
Washington School News
Compiled By
Chalmers sud Margsrel IjTMb
ihe Diainatic club ut Ine
ihgtuit tiigh Seiiool went to Kocky
ivioum eriaay to puiticipaie iii the
CiUstern Dramatic' i'ouihaireiit. 'The
play that the siuuenis trom Wash
ington High School gave was "Uh-
ueicunenl' by Zeiler. The winner
ut the Contest will be announced
jUilAalUA CUbAill
AL Wii
.ir.LAlA —
Bl cATHEHINE LASSITLK
Wash- «*e*i week. Students making the trip
’ were Herbert ElUs, Lorenzo Hay-
wouu, Robert (iianl, Angela Mar-
ehero, Ronnie Sandsi^, WiUie How
til, and Alexander Chalmers. The
ciuu is under the supeivision of H.
t'. Johnson.
.Ital .'he
liUlspo. .1
li.eliUa cl Airs. Jane
.10 dihgiiled to know
ouiiig I'uic alter being
V a day or two.
The Military Police Detachment,
Sru 1922, Fort Huachuca, Arizona,
has selected .as Us favorite Pin
up flirl, WAC Pauline Harris. Pfc.
Harri.s is a member of WAC Sec
tion, SCU 1922. She hails Xrom
Pennsylvania. The men of the M.
P. Detachment call her the WAC
W'ith The Million Dollar Smile,
and they ougth to know, for they
see Iter every day tiolding down
the important ob as Clerk In the
X’rovost Marshal's office.
Joiiii Hope Xiaiixlm uX the
, CoUceV, Duiiiai
on Aloiuia> ol till
week.
SolUi oX Inc ii.ciiibciw. uX the UsO
IJaiicu Cioup aiicnacu j dance on
.vioiiilay night al tin SciVice Club
l Foil Brubg-
l.ildc Aliss Jam- ilaiiniurtoii is im-
iiuving ailii being iiiUisposed lor
.vc'Vi'ial days.
Air. L. ii. Swain and his cousin,
Aliss Clnisline Bta^g. UMislaiit
.11 Hcailli Lducalioii al Si. Agues
Hospital jouiney to Wdminglon on
.doliday ViAli.lig lilin. sisler atid
..uunii. All.-.. Bidic Calloway
1.; ill al the CuL.muni'o iiorpaai in
that city.
ibVLlOKAVtHLSi
BV LUla MiT.MVKI.
Air. VVilli.uii Aldler died al nis
Home T'huisuay morning, Alaich 1.
at tile age oX 47, alter a short iilness.
.i.' was buried Maun 4th ut 3:U0
m, at the Silver Cruve Baptist
.•lunch wail Kcv. IJ A Me.Millan
vn..
,11 IT
is able to be out again to the de
light oJ her many friends.
All Xujiiihc’S uX Chavis Heights
and eLsewhere .ne in deep sympa
thy willi i’vT. and Airs. William
Davis of U Smith Plaza in the pass
ing of Airs. Davis' aunt. Airs. Salara
Hr.v.-iiu of South Bloimt Street.
The Allnstie Club la'Id •«?«*•-
lar meeting al the AonunisU'aUo:i
Building in Chavis lleigiit.*!. Altei
the meeting every one was invited
lo Uit iionic oX Airs. Alaiy Colton,
10 Etlgecomb Terrace wliere lh y
enmyed a delicious rep;i>l
OBLKUFkOAD INLViJi
' BV ANN B. MOKC.VN
.ie was buiic-d Maun 4lh at 3:U0
0. nn. al the Silver (drove Baptist
I'liurch with Uev. D A. AicAlillan
uXiic-iaiing. Surviving are his wife.
Mis'. Clemnue Miller; two daughters
.mu Ihice suns. Bun d was at the
ehuich ecntelery.
Two ol Die Uptliurch School
iiuildmgs were completely destroy-
••1 ny lire UijL Thutsday morning.
Tile file was discovered about 7;J0
II. by tile jaiiiior.
Tlie .iciiool Will cuiitinue ut Ruck
Fish Grove and Silver Grove Bap-
ii-i Churches 'he rest ol liie school
term.
Mr. David Bctliea. was shot near
Iiume last Saturday niglu about
J;Ju p. m, and was taken to the
Higii-niilh Hospital in Fayetteville,
.vhere he died at 5:00 Sunday mom-
mg. surviving aie his wife, a moth-
ei :iid two brothers. Funeral ser-
vit..- were held at the Mountam
Glove AAIE Zion Chinch with Rev.
I ooper olficiatiiig. Burial was al the
iliurcli cemolery,
Mr. Leroy Bronson who became
.•ciiously ill Saturday night was
rushed to the Highsmilh Hospital
Sunday. lIl^ condition is reported to
lie critical.
MAV DOUBLE U. 8. AIRPORTS
WASHINGTON-- At present, only
l,()2f) of the 3,047 counties in the
United States Jiave one or more air
plane landing sircas. This average of
.3 p..r c nl would be brought up to
',K per Cent under proposals made
Club lield It- vvi kly meeting al | I v the Civil Aeronautic .-Vdministra.
tile home ol Mr.i, TuUa Turner. I lion to Congress. This would give
The number- of 'd ' We.slcyjn I die Unile.l Statc.s one or more air
wlib Poland Debnam on port- m 5,209 communities again.-t
,v.i,ing, ibe 2..58.> airports today.
.ling mr.
1 ity. Sgi.
Iionoraolc
Sgl. Louis Flagg is v
wife and family in tiie
Flagg has received an
discharge.
Aliss Margaret Manuel "I Alary
Potter School, Oxford, wo in the
city over the week end.
Friends and relatives oi’ glad to
know that Mis. Victor i -ibles is
improving nicely aXlvr undergoing
nn operation in St. Agnes Ho-piUil.
Slie has now rcturn-.d to iter home
on Chamberlain Street.
A lea was given at tlie iiome of
Mrs. Itieiiaid Shepard on Sunday
♦ veiling, A \cry nice program was
given whieli wa e.ijo^ed by all.
Tlie Ladiis Aiixibaiy ind at Hie
home of Ml; Girliiuie Poole on
Alonday niglil.
On 'I'uesclay ivrmr,; tlo rrungl-
i'he L'liendiy Circle Club uX St.
>nn AAiE Churen me'i al the home
ol All's. Lilly Biuuie March 11. with
lie prcsiueni, Airs. Lilhuii Bryaut,
presiuing. Just pel'ore the meeting
was opened Ine hostess presented
>.ach ineniuer a cuisage ol lern and
jonquils. Alter ousiness session, a
paper was read by Miss Lflie Wat-
111. The subject, "A Safe Guide."
Aleinbei's present were. Mrs. Lil
lian Bryant, Mrs. Clara Lassiter,
Mrs. Francis Smith, Airs. Ella Mor-
iison, Mrs. .Viable Richardson, Mrs.
Elizabetti Heid, Mrs. Lougenia WU-
liums, Mrs. Solipia Hinton, and Miss
i'.ffie Watson. A dainty repast ol
jello. lemonade, cake and soil nuts
was served which was enjoyed by
all. The next meeting will be held at
tiie home of Mrs. Ebzabeth Reid,
823 South Massey Street,
Mr. and Mrs. Joyner of Raleigh
were the guests of Mr. and Airs. AI.
Brown.
Mrs. Eula M. Sanders of Smithfield
was the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Blue
Perry.
I'vt. Joseph C. McLaughlin of
'amp Livingston. La., returned to
amp Satuiuay night alter speixi-
mg his futluugn with his parents,
Mr. and Airs. Fred H. McLaughlin.
Rev. Long of Burgaw, preached
a Wonderful sermon al the First
Baptist hurch Sunday evening
seven thirty. His text was "Have
Faith In God." The cuiigregatloo
went home satisfied with the ser
mon.
The Sunday morning service ut
the First Baptist Church was very
inspiring. Rev. A. B. Johnson, pastor
took as his subject, "CummiUmg
Oursselves Willingly Unto God.
The members of the Eastern Star
Lodge ; et at the home of Mrs. An
nie Parker. After the meeting was
adjourned they enjoyed a barbe
cue supper ut her home. The bouse
was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers. An evening of en
joyment was spent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nunn of Univer
sity North Carolina spent Sunday,
I March 11, in the Home of Mr. and
' Mrs. Wilburn Simmons and the
I guest of Mrs. Annie Parks.
The Rev. L. L. Stokes, pastor at
the Gospel Holiness Tablnacle
Church held a meeting last week
at the Zion Church to raise money
for the building of a church here.
SMITHFIELD —
BY MISS RAYNOR
The YWCA Club met at the home
of Sister Nancy Taylor Sunday,
March II. after disiussion of bust-
The football team of Washington
nign School will play a ten game
scnedule fur the year 1945, playing
rtiilslde High ol Durham two games,
'i'he "Liule Blues" will journey
out of the state to play Armstrong
High of Richmond, Va. Oct. 5.
The following schedule has been
released by the coaching staff oX
Washington High School-
Sept. 28, Hawkins High, Warren-
ton, here; Oct 5. Armstrong High.
Richmond, Va., there; Oct. 13, Dar
den High, Wilson, here; Oct. 19, Hill
side High. Durham, there; Oct. 3fl,
Booker T. High. Rocky Mount,
there; Nov. 2. E. E. Smith. Fayette
ville, here; Nov. 9. Hillside High.
Durham, here; Nov. 10, Mary Pot
ter, Oxford, here; Nov. 22, Thank
PIN-UP GIRL CONTEST
IN HOME STRETCH
RALEIGH— The contest between
the Senior group in the Raleigh
Pin-Up Girl Contest developed this
week into a heated affair with the
standings of contestants as follows:
First—Miss Ruth Reynold, second,
Miss Dorothy Pullen; third. Miss
Gwendolyn Moore.
The Junior race lies between two
contestants. Iris Peebles and Doris
Rand.
To whom will go the prize for
being the most popular young wom
an in Raleigh? The contest will close
ut 8 P. M. Monday. March 19th, ut
the Bloodworth Street USO. Come
out and support your candidate,
giving (open); Nov. 30,
County Training School,
Orange
Chapel
COURT NEWS
Mollie Mathews of 527 South Per
son Street, was convicted in City
Court this week of a charge of as
sault and battery with a bottle on
Alma Morgan of the same address.
The defendant was fined $10 and
costa.
Marie Ivey of Raleigh, Route
pleaded guilty to a charge of en
gaging in an affray and was order
ed to pay coats.
Connected with the same case,
Samuel E. Jones ol Raleigh. Route
3 was acquitted of a charge ol en
gaging in the affray, but entered a
plea of guilty to disorderly conduct.
He was taxed cost on this count.
The wife of Daniel Speight of 111
Stronch's Alley, was ordered to pay
costs for "malicious and frivHous
prosecution" in charging her hus
band with assault and battery or
her.
Pleading guilty to a disorderly
conduct charge, cost Jacob Gant
2 Adams Alley the cosU of court.
Also entering a plea of guilty to
being disorderly, was Geo. Crowd-
of 730 Fayetteville Street, who
was ordered to pay cosU.
James Lee of South Btount
Street was acquitted of a
of stealing a gun belonging to
Height of 908 South Wilmington
Street.
Tog ParaoBallaed PUnd Laundry
Phone 4100
MODERN
Hand Laundry
411 ObafUa Road
CARTER
Electric Company
Anything Electrical
S Eut Lenior St. Dial 2084
BOBIE-COOKED FOODS
And what a meal It will be—
aeasoned exactly right, and ar-
ery dlab baaatlag a botDfr
aoaked flayer.
B&HCAFE
411 8. BLOUNT ST.
PAINT - PAINT
1.49 Cal.
12 yaan oi taiiafaction. All
Colors—Stalaa a«d Enamah.
Mall Ordan Ptoaptly FlUad
Railroad Salvage Co.
329 South Wilmington St.
WE CARRY A FULL LINK
OF B>:AUTY and BARBER
Write For Price Lists
We Ship Anywhere
KLARE^X
Beauty Products Co.
1730 FULTON STREET
Brooklyn, (13). New York
Sunday afternoon, _ , , ^
CpL Harry Beckwith, portal clerk,
Cpl Oeorge Jordan, Seattle. Wa^..
are spending a few days wl^ h«
wife and other relatives. 153 South
5th Street _
FOR TASTY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
and——
CHICKEN SHACK
Half ChickaB or
A ChickaB Sandwich
BEER SOFT DRINKS
Comar Croaa atad Laka Sl
NEW! “BACTERIOSTATIC"
FEMININEHIENE
Gaining Great Favor With Women*
Many doctors urge the regular a-ie
of douches for women who want to
be refreshingly clean - for women
troubled by offen'^^ing odor, Itching
or discharge.
Some products may be harmful
germicides which b'jrn, harden and
damage sensitive tissues. But NOT
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash I
Instead-Plnkham's Sanative Wash
is an effective "bacteriostatic" (the
modem trend!.
It not only discourages bacterial
growth and infection but cleanses,
deodorizes, relieves minor Irrita
tions and dlsclmrge. Has beneficial
effect on delicate membranes
Inexpensive!
Royal
Friday and Saturday
DUB TAYLOR—In
SADDLES 8t SAGEBRUSH"
I .also
ANDY DEVINE—In
'RHYTHM OF THE ISLAND'
Sunday and Monday
ROY ROGERS—In
"COWBOY AND THE
SENORITA"
•
Tuaoday and Wodnoaday
ROSE HOBART—In
'SOUL OF A MONSTER"
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY
Double Faatura
Club in*
Wedne.'d.ij '
TAN TOPICS
By CHARIES AUEN
Another Elasternor who scores
in the Swcelhearts' Contest of the
372nd Infantry Regiment. Fort
Huachuca, Arizona, is Miss Ella
Pierce, of Bridgetown, New Jer
sey. Selected os "Sweetheart of the
3rd Battalion." Miss Pierce's pic
ture was submitted by Pvt. Her
man C. Crawford, her brother-
in-law. We always did like Pvt.
Crawford, didn't we. fellows. And
what about an inlrciduction?
TAN TOPICS: “It’s the wrong number but
can come over anyway"!
BAP 115 IS OBSERVE
"iVilSSlON DAY”
RALEIGH -- Dr. Wendell C
buinurville, executive secreUiry of
Loti Carey Foreign Mission
CoveilUoii, USA, and the ReV.
Tiioinjs Kilgore, executive secre-
laiy of the General Baptist Stole
Cuiiveiitiun ol North Carolina, were
liie pi'inicpal speakers al Mission-
Baptist Churches here Sunday
Ul obi>t'i-vunce of "All Baptist For
eign Missions Day" in Wake Coun
ty.
Dr. Somerville preached at the
First Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing and dehve-red the evening ser-
mnii at Obcrliii Baptist Church. The
Rev. Mr. Kilgore spoke at the Mar
tin Street Church during the morn'
ing SCI vice and at the First Bap
tist Church Sunday evening. Dr.
Somerville and the Rev. Mr. Kil-
goie conducted the special mass
meeting at 3 in the afternoon in the
Tupper Memorial Baptist Church.
The mass meeting was highlighted
by the presentation of three stu
dents from the Repubic of Haiti
who are enrolled at Shaw Universi
ty. The Junior Choir of Fayette-
ville Street Church rendered music.
VCE Society Of Ru.sh
Memorial Ghiireh
Reorganizes
RALEIGH — The Varick Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Rush
Memorial AME Zion Church w.is rt-
organized Sunday, March 11. The
following officers were elected.
Miss Melize E. Elliott, supervisor;
Mr. Willie Jamsc McDonald, presi
dent; Miss Annie bell Little, secre
tary; Mr. Archie MHcht 11. assist.i.it
secretary; Miss Louise Moore, treas
urer; Miss Bertha Mitchell, sergeant
'it-arm; Mi.ss Ermine Chahdler,
pianist; Miss Margie Joyner, cholrst-
iCr nnd Mis.*? Annie Belle Little, pub
licity cliairman.
j The topic to be discussed next
' Sunday will be "Popular With the
i Right Crowd."
POWER G-E JET
'The new G-E Jet generates more
he wants to knov/ il he I motive power than aiw other air-
craft engiae and now is being used
I by the Army Air Force to drive pyo-
pellerlcss Lockbead P-80 fighters
faster than any other planes in the
world will fly. it has been an
nounced by General Electric Com
pany with approval by the War De'
partment.
conhfvlJ ^y^:\
I'll ruin that busi-
mik
POLITICAL PIS
€erteia typea of potttldaaa «■
always pick o« bu«ineaa«i.
]br example, if ten hazd-worUng
mm have bailt a good buaiDeM and
•weed acme money, a eartain kind at
east point at the buaLneea
and aay to 1,000 voten: 'Yote for
me and I will deatroy that buMn^
vrtth taxee or rnia it with oppteerfve
iawe. and then IH divide li v
among you."
A tot of soft veten want te ewe-
caed in Ufe by this eaep proceae of
dhriMioa.
They fall for theee political prom
ises of a piece of the other fellow's
pie.
But most Americans have sense
eneogh to see that if nobody U al
lowed any reward for extra ambi-
tiffn and extra work in this county,
TREY themHelvee wilt have no
chance to grow and save money.
If a whole nation is taught by
politicians to look down on success
ful people, you are simply heading
for a whole n.ition of flaf'by, un
successful pt'opie —cvuUtll‘Jd by
politicians.
bV MlkJslUVNUH '
The Y’WCA Club met at the home
of Sister Nancy Taylor Sunday.
March 11, after discussion of busi
ness the members engaged in a
.short prayer service, which wa.s en
joyed by all.
Friends of Miss Annie Murphy
e very glad to know that she has
returned to her home here after be
ing a patient in St. Agnes Hospital
for three weeks or more.
We regret very much to leam that
Mr. Willie Bell is very sick at his
home here. We hope him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Atkinsem and
others motored to Duke Hospital
Sunday to visit their little daughter,
Jean, who is a patient there. We are
liappy to know tht she Is much im
proved. We hope you can soon come
home, little girl.
Mr. Lixinie Sanders who has been
very Ul at his home on 6th Street,
iia.s been taken to St. Agnes Hospital
for treatment. We all hope hiip
sp^y recovery.
Rev. H. D. Davis filled his place
in the pulpit Sunday using for bis
u-xt the 3rd chapter of St. Luke
and the 32nd verse. Subject. Simon,
Simon. I have Prayed for You. Did
our hearts burn within while the
servant of God talked with us. The
choir sang "Kneel at the Cross,"
while three came up and Joined the
church. Collection. $23.21; pastor's
il.-iry $2l£0.
Sunday night services were con
ducted by the Rev. A. B. Acock ol
Faison. He used for his tex the 27tb
hapter of Matthews and the 57tb
;erse, Subject. They Came and Ask
for the Sick Man. He preached a
wonderful sercon. CoUection $15.40;
pastor, $3.25. This being rally nl^t.
as the captains’ names were caUed
they made their reports to the total_
amount of $110.62. Total collected
for the day $173.21.
Friends of Brother Claude Sen
ders regret to know that he Is on
the sick list at his home here. We
hoiie he will soon be able t^get
out again.
Willie Peacock of the U. S. A.
stationed in KingsvlUe. Texas, has
returned to camp after spending
two weeks home with his lother,
Mrs. Rosetta Peacock. 220 Collins
Street in Belmont.
We are very sorry to leam of the
serious Illness of Mrs. John DubUn’s
father. He lives in Princton. Mrs.
Dublin, we want you to know that
you have our sympathy and hope
that your father wil Isoon be weU
again.
The SPC quartet and the Heavenly
Four, rendered a program in Selma
wife and other relatives.
5th Street.
igil'yiliin
DRIVE IN
CLEANERS
Cash and Carry
32B S. Bloodworih St.
CAPITAL CAB Oa
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