Raleigh Personals
B¥ VIVIAN MeLBNDON
Mr. Jornc-Y Autr.v cf B&Uimorc^
Md., was the week end guest of the
Taylor Family of 1511 South Me
Dowell Street, where he visited his
little daughter. Little Miss Maxine
Aulrv
The Booker T. Washington club
will hold its regular meeting Thurs
day evening, May 17. at 8:00 at the
home of Mrs. Blanche Dover of 200
Cuba Street. All members . re ur«-
fd l ub cpresenl. Mr. John Chavis
is president
The First Bapti.si Church Senior
Choir honored two of the choir
members with a very tasty and do-
liclous course last Friday evening
after rehearsal. The honorees. Miss
Rena Mitchell and M. L. Broadic,
received two very attractive gifts.
A very plcasun evening was enjoy
ed by alt present. The pastor, Dr. O
S. BuJoclc. Joined them with high
remarks of encourasement
Miss Sally Jones of 317 South
CHAVIS HEIGHTS
BY MAY L. BROADIE
Mrs. Geneva Phillips of 6 Hyde
Torrace celebroted her birthday re-
certly. Mrs. Annie J. Syde. and
her grand mother, Mrs. Anna Ed
uards, were dinner guests for the
occasion. Happy birthday, Mrs.
Phillips.
Little Miss Carol Mack of 6 Edge-
comb Terrace was slightly injured
Monday atfernoun while playing at
the play ground. She was struck ac
cidentally by the swing, knocking
out two teeth and u cut on her lip
and forehead. We wish for her a
quick recovery.
Mrs. Evelyn Wesley of 10 Ashe
Terrace was rushed to Saint Agnes
Hospital last Saturday. She was re
ported as better. All friends arc glad
to hear that she is improving.
Mrs. Martha Perry cf 7 Franklin
Terrace is spending a few days in
Wilmington, with her daughter and
snn-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murk
Richardson.
Mrs. Josh Hunter of 11 Smith
Plaza is a patient at Saint Agnes
Hospital. Mrs. Hunter ic the former
Miss Rosa Clark, of this city. Hur
ry and get well. Mrs. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pulley and chil
dren and Miss Marguerite Greene
of 10 Franklin Terrace, will leave
fur Wilmington to spend the week
end with Mrs. Pulley’s sister, Mrs.
Mark Richardson.
Little Miss Delores High of 7
Chavis Way ha.s been sick and con
fined to her home for several days.
Her many friends wish for her a
speedy recovery.
JGS Club News
RALEIGH — The Junior Girls
Superviors Club of Chavis Helgnts
Center entertained a few friends
with a weiner roast and dance
which was planned to be at Chavis
Park, but due to the weather it
was at Chavis Heights Center on
Saturday the twenty eighth of April
Our favorite song played was
"DrcaiDf** by the Pled Piper, Soft
drinkf were donated by Mr, Wiley
Latham.
Guwta present:
Ml^ Margaret Jones, Mr. Claude
Jones; Leon Lawson, Melvin Glenn,
Jame|^Hinton and Sylvester Watson.
MeflBbers present were:
Mli^ci Brunhilda Lnwson. presi-
Haywood Street woa the week end
guest of Mis.'! Evelyn Little of
Chavis Way, this city.
The Progressive Council of Elks
will hold its regular monthly meet'.’
ing Monday evennig at 8:00 at the
Elks home, 61J East Davie Street.
AH members are urged to be pre
sent Business of importance.
l.oyal Dt. Ruler. Mrs. Laura
Moore.
Mis.s Eva Mae Cresl of East Mar
tin Street was called home to Mon
roe due the illness of her father.
Little Miss Willie M. Lewis of
South Swain Street if able to be
nut again after a short illness
Pvt. Arthur Buskcrvillc, former
Raleigh orchestra leader, and popu
lar young man about 'own, is home
on furlough after completing his
basic training in an army camp m
Texas.
MRS. MARY HAYWOOD
HONORED AS WAR MOTHER
OF THE MONTH
RALEIGH — Mrs. Mary M.
..Haywood of 902 Manly Street, is
being honored by the Sojourner
Truth YWl'A and the Cadets nf
Saint Agnes School of Nursing
at their Induction Program Sat
urday, May 12. at 2:0C p, m.
Mrs. Haywood is a member of
of the W’ar Mothers Club and nf |
the First Congregational Church.
Her -son, Captain Vernon S.
Haywood, has recently returned
from overseas.
Tuttle (ienter Friends
Washington School News A«nesHospit ill For Porsoiuliied Hand Laundry
, \u\iiiar\ Kiuls Phone 4100
('Ompiled By Alexander
Chalmers and Margaret Larkin
I
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! trtml Laundry
'.ii Oberlin Road
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Wet .Sunday
RALEIGH — The sixth annual
reception for the Tuttlv Community
Center Friends was held Sunday
from 6 to 7 p. m. The program con
sisted of music by the pre-school,
directed by Mrs. Ray Smith und
Mis.s Josephine Bryant, Pearl Weav
er. a former prc-scho;l pupil, sang,
••Just A Prayer Away," Mrs. R, F
Daniel, newly elected profident of;
the Board of Directors presided. ,
Mrs. Daniel gave a brief history I
of the Friends Organization and |
presented the members. Board of'
Directors to the to the Friends and
parents.
Miss Pearl Snodgrass gave the an
nual report of the Friends activities.
The repotr listed sifts and ser
vices from the following pei-ple:
Mrs. Daisy Evans. Mr.s. N. J, De
laney, Mr. and Mrs. George Mitch
ell, Mr. and Mr.s Prince Simmons,
Miss Albenine Mason. Mrs. Joseph
Mays. Miss Elsie Evk. Miss Jessie
Guernsey, Mrs. Harper Fleming,
Mrs. Ethel Hunt, Mrs. E. H. Goold.
Mrs. Laura Wimberly. Miss Doro
thy lane, Mr. Hubert Towns, the
late Mrs Mary Christmas. St. Augus
tine's Girls Service League, St.
Annes Auxiliary and Christ Church.
St. Annes Auxiliary of the Church
of the Good Shepai^ Church. Wom
an's Fellowship club nf St. Ambrose
Church. Raleigh Chapter of the
Hampton Club. YWA Club of the
First Baptist Church. H. E. Class of
Shaw University.
The gifts included cash, subscrip
tions to magazines, used clothing,
scissors, pencils, stuffed animals,
yellow and construction paper, can
dy, linen, paper towels, refresh
ments. books, magazines, a house
which was planned ti be at Chavis
Park, but due to tho weather it
was at Chavn Heights Center on
Saturday the twenty eighth of April
Our favorite song played was
"Dreams*' by the Pied Piper. Soft
drinks were donated by Mr, Wiley
Lalham.
GuMts preM-nt;
.Mils Margaret Jones, Mr. Claude
Jone«r» Leon Lawson. Melvin Glenn.
Jamef Hinton and Sylvester Watson.
Members present were:
.Mispes Brunhilda Lawson, presi
dent; Lola Jeffreys, vice president:
Lynell Winston, assistant secretary;
Juanita Broadie, treasurer; Courdia
Jeffreys,
Mis. Dorothy Lilly, our advisor
and Mr. Wiley J. Latham, were also
pre.sent.
WAR MOTHERS HONORED
AT OPEN HOUSE
RAI.EIGH — The Bloodworth St,
USO will hold open house Sunday.
May 13. at 0:30 o'clock honoring
Local War Mothers of Chapter I.
The following persons w'ill appear
on program:
Invocation by Rev. J. Howard
Thompson: Mu.slcal Selection by
Ttlissei Majorie Williams. Ruth Powi
and Mr Wilbert Sanders; Origin of
Mother’s Day. Miss Ollie Clark;
Tribute to Motoher from datighler
and son by Miss Blonnie L. Slade
and Pfc. Leroy Yates of the U. S.
M. C. R.. respectively. A basket of
flowers will be presented to the lo
cal chapter. Refreshments will be
.served
Annes Auxiliary and Christ Church,
St. Annes Auxiliary of the Church
of the Good Shepard Church. Wom
an'), Fellowship club of St, Ambrose
Church, R.ileigb Chapter of th-
Hampton Club. YWA Chib of the
First Baptist Church. H. E. Clas.s of
Shaw University.
The gifts included casli, subscrip,
tlong to miigazinei, used clothing,
scluors, pencils, stu Ted animals,
yellow and conslructhi i paper, i an-
dy, linen, paper towels, refresh
ments. books, magazines, a house
and hit. an egg hunt. Indian clubs
and rulers.
All of these Rifts end services
have not only helped to continue
and extend the program but hove
been an inspiration to ihe board and
staff.
The gift of the tioiise and lot was
a legacy left in the will of the late
Mrs. Mary Christmas to the Center.
The property is to be sold and the
proceeds therefrom used to erect a
room for working girls In memory
of Mrs, Christmas's daughter, the
late Mrs. Catherine C. Weatherford.
Mrs. Chri.stmas was e member of
the Mother's Club. This is the first
! leR,^cy left to any member a.jency
' of the Community Chest nf Ra
leigh.
RAINBOW WEDDING
! RALEIGH ~ Tlicre will be a
I Rainbow Wedding under the aus-
I pice.s of the Eastern Star, at the
l.iicille Hunter School Tuesday eve
ning, May 15lh, at cisht o'clock. -A
special program proceeds the wed
ding.
Mr?. J. Fuairif Ahxio.icr -d
Chtirlotte. who was Hie recent
guest speaker at Sha-v v.spei j:i ;
observanco i-f atinir.l M,iy wi'ek
sponsored by Delta Siyina Thelj
V-E Day Ohseriaiicr .\l
Blooilnortli Sired I Si)
Sunday, .May l ltli
RALEIGH -- In li'eping with
the Pro.di^it'.' Proclamiitio.; ■ t VL
Day, it was annoinc-i.i last nuht
by Wesley F T.ylor. Direitor ■{
the Bloodworth .Streo*. U.SO Club,
that the h.cai duo *.niild lioii •
special obseivance pi-jgram at (!»•
club Sunday, .Mav KS, ..i p n,
As plans had already oei ii affecKd
for n Mother^ Ir.'v '•1011^111011 on
Sunday at the dub. i t which iim
a special tribute ti le paid to Ihe ,
American War Mother; ‘-f Ral i;;.,
Chapter I. the V-F. ob-.-rvance liiid:-
a fitting place at this n.>i ticular time.
Mr. Taylor ald;--
The special pnigri’m Is under
.sponsorship of the Girl's Service
Organization »f the Ul'.odw o-tn
iStrccl USO Cliil) Miss Laur.c Brown
is president if Ihe ori'aiiization.
Iiivitalioii to this spf ci.il pi •..i.ini
is extended to Ihe genei.il j.iihlic.
THE NATIONAi/aSSOCIATION
OF COLLEGE WOMEN HOLDS
vouTii  link;
RALEIGH ..looilay i.ivl.i M ,v
lA. at 7 o'cl'K l ;»in.’ ;'i p,.; 1
ji! the BloodwuiHi Slnei USD. Hie
third annual Youth Chnie cor.iluci
d by the Ra!ei:;li Diancli "f llu
MatUmal A. socialion 'f Coll-•
Woiiu 11.
InviUtlioii I'l tin • ,
is extended to Ihe :'.ei,c-i,il p'li.lic,
THE NATIONAI.'^ASSOCiATBIN
OF COLLEGE WOMEN HOLDS
S Ol’TH  MMC
RALEICH -.ioi'day  lyhl .'1 .v
j-1. at 7 O d.: ! :1 ' '1 O. I1-. ;
Id tin- lUowi'.'.uiiJi sill'; t'Sfj. the
tl.ird annual Youth Chnn' t-iMhict
d by the Halei.'.li liiaiidi "f H:;
National A ‘ocialioii f ('■■11
Wo
ch.ipnr of iKita Si
fill- •\ • ' I'l .*
.Alpha Zeta
Alexander.
Ciiarh.ttc ;
ia Tlu'n
oifienl of
.’vuxiliary. .
 AI;D fil THANKS
Ml-' H .N’ohl- ami family wi.sh
D..ink lie., tea'i- lnei»ds for
i iiicii i'- .-li.iwn ih'iii (Itirinx
■ne I'hv and .. i-.y of Ihelr
i.'.e;- .1)4 ;i!ai'.Hino;iicr, Mrs.
COlllT
Fi.i,; y-'U'k.i.
ri'.y Com I O .
1L.1..-M I',
t:.etl, .,i.'
12 .Sonin
o C'livicted in
u f cliurges of
(.oac'ji;: ..ii'l ctigii^jing in
! : .•■ :. Uii Station
li.. IF • ■ iL’ Fayi-HevillP
I Ci ■|• .y|.lr. 17. of
S.iTM' J '■‘ireet, were
I I,T.•line to fou' n-nnih.s on th*-
road.s.
AlU. Wit; ..-., ifl. (if Raleigh.
Rf. 2. end J.ir:,f»s McK-than, 16 of
7t;’ 12 Wr i S'.pth Strrel, were
lilt i!n' : ;ii; .n the mad'.
«’'«-penf)rd ip •!» pj.Vi-.cnt of cosU
cr.d "ii Condition th i' they remain
•m g*." ri h h tvi'jr
n -lx-rt Ite SO'ith of in20 Hole-
oian Strn’t w •• foiinn guilty of a
*!i-or«l' .'■)> cotidiii't coonl and was
‘cnt'=n'td to 30 deys on the roads
Coiivie.cii "f ,'f;:aul1 and hntt^tV
'.11 h' H ife, .Menr, Jack Ramreur.
1;.. Swit. will entenced lo
ir.oi' I t) H. ••i,:ifls. suspi-tiJ
*‘i on p'''y'’.rni II.' f -!' and on con
' •!. • I Kio:i bi'-
havi'tr if- ‘he '; »f the court for
two v.'ar;.
. Sniilh Street
•hm of hotre
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fn hK.nnl
ip ' v) y'h 'i
h' r- e .Sh« P •
Doistti P'-tific
.•:.s "torn .11."
P .;1 Shii(r..,tl
horo SI:'I' V.
PAIN'r - PAINT
1.49 Gal.
12 year* of •atUfa'Ttien. All
Colors—'ilamii a«ad Enamels.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Railrriail Salvage Co.
321* SouUi W'imlngt'in SL
t Ai'i'tAI. i;)C\-CDI.A
itOTlLl.Vtl CO.
5*3 W. .Morgan Kt.
THE NEW
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Friday and Saluxday
.K>IIN;.'V MAf'K T,|:f»WN—In
•RANGE LAW'
IHihl'.liT I’.AUM': III
•'GET GOT.NG"
Sunday and Monday
IH) YRfJliKli:
In
"SONG OF NEVADA"
Tuesday and Wednesday
nriA IIAYWOIC-H I.n
"COVER GIRL"
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Ullj\ P.VNSiNf. 'ITIltDttiil
lltH'KY MDCM S'I'DI* .\T IDE
ADtlllAKlF CAFF
204 Albumarle Ave.
Roirky Fvluunt, N. C.
BAR-B-CUE
and CHICKEN
O'jf Specialty
E. N. ANDERSON, Prop.
pleaii.'tl •■iiihy t.i
Kir- Ci-rr- 92' F. ■ t
• p.i-f-l , -i ':-.- I.. ;
lruiir:-i'; ' • unti '!■ •••!• • !v '•'
AMBASSADOn
Now playing
"A SONG TO REMEMBER" j
In Color !
Ikiul MAjni, M' rl‘ f)bi ton j
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Sun.. Mon., Tue^
"KEYS TO THE KINGDOM'*'
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KoiBgthsPe'ieve
Riieiiisiaiisni
2nd Arthritis
iielie: in 7 Days
or Cost Yon tiotliing ]
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Jamsa. mncral oprinia. I
>F;\I) NO MtlNF.V i
Well iliip Hi;i,-IIAY talbiidsi .Salphnr I
Mixrral itathn parrri pn-l. Pay pa>troan
fl plu' po-lal* and I'.O.U. ohatyoii. If
}BU -»^nil rhark or monry onlor. •e'll pay I
all pi.«taar rtiarze*. If >uu do nol oblain
f'lirf in H do.--, fnrroly rrturn onunnl
pnriion, and w'll rrfond jranr dollar
yyitliout riarriion.
A! UL COT PON TODAY
National Ur ■llht.iri-. tnr. !>rpt. 'F '
C M l i:ih .-I. Sw York 17. .N. 1.
j . f'lra'^r Hrn! mr rari’in of 4 btlha of
Tliursday
BARGAIN DAY
Double Feature
»»O.ME-rOOKF d" foods
And what a meal It will be—
..(•asii’icil exactly right, and ev
ery iii-Ji liii.i.sting a real home-
caukcil fliVtir.
B & H CAFE
•111 S. BLOUNT 8T.
FOR TA.STY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
——and——
:hicken shack
Half Chicken or
A Chicken Sandvrich
BEER SOFT DRINKS
Corner Croaa and Lake St
Arcade Shoe Shine Parlor
SHOE SHINES OF THE BEST IS OMR BUSINESS
SHOI..S DVFD ALL COLORS
LADILS SHINES A SPIX’IALTT
SHOES CAIT.]:d for and delivered
ARCADE HOTEL BED. J. M. MASSEY. Prop.
LiMMIA
C'-.liV
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In view of tin"
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and was
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• Milencul io
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• .rid on cfin
: :hc ('•urt for
', Smith Street
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to Sieve:111 area.-', thei' f'.ie lh- lln n.-
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will be a f'lnun ^•l•n■•>.-tt)lu “t >^p
laities discu.'- .n, ih f• lln^‘■
t'lpioK: Sofial .'A't.'rci'’. ••!
Attitude. Rciicn-u- Ai' tnde, I.r
Attiludi'i i'li'l !'i'r)>''t;'il f'. ||■•n•,in■
"A SONG TO RKMrMarR"
In Color
I'ii.il Nfuni. ?.4i i i Oh • ■'!
Svn., Mon., Tues.
"KEYS TO ITIK KINOnCM''
Wed.. Thi!-‘., rr.. f-a .
FiE DIAMCL'd’HORSn.-iHOC"
I In Color
-l.Ml \«» MDM.V
l..p ;.l lallii>l Snlpl
I Itallm parrri pirl. Pay pa«tm
*■ till'll
r.'t:. If >ID du fi'it ahum
.• , cnrrrtv rrtunt an'twl
•i-'ll rrfgnd joor dullar
__A1 \!I. fCl Pf)N TODAY-
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CAPITAL CAB CO.
M HOim BBHVICE
Yon Ton Mav Crt
RF.t.TFF FROM
ASTHM.A, .SPASMS
Do those •vbe'r’iir ehf*klnt» n‘.
t.Tcks keep vou from your work or
rob you of your sleep? For over
half a cenlun' BR.'-'lVU’S POW-
e.'imtless *i:*frr« from Bpasnis of
DF.R has hruught blessed relief tn
if-thma, T;y BUATF.R’S POW-
DE'K, vnu tt-n mav find Hoothing
relief. Easy to ukc. ruutlon. u.-*
BOATER’S POWDER only kb dl
OTt'd. Large aize iwx $1.00 at
y•^.ll driggist, or »nd cash ox
money order to tii direct No
goitds tnailed COD
John K. Brater & Go
ing
36'J 3rJ .Avh., New Ycrk, N.Y. (*6)
Finance or Borrow
On Your Car
DILLON MOTOR FINANCE 00.
Wilmington at Davie — Phone 3-3231
That •h'' Bad orcnsl-sn of a
funeral u ob'-Tyrd wilh thj
ulmcrl digr.ily D4d be-au-
ly—if you ask u* to lake
care of every dcUU.
Raleigh Funeral Home
C. A. HAYWOOD, President
Phone 2-2835
Raleiqh, North Carclina
24.HOUR AMBULANCE SF.RViCE
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
MAY 13-14-15
Something For The Boys
f a'-l,•.•li :.Iii
XfirlKii I f)‘,'ti;-,:. ''iri.-iii Uiii
!;i Tcr**.nicr»Jor
KWOuNlH-. CLUOM’.U ' C.o!
TIRE RECAPPING
CRAFTSMEN IN BUILDING AND RE
BUILDING FINE TIRES
AH Sizes Passangcr Car Tires
Call
McNEILL’S TIRE SHOP
Lestei McNeill, Owner
325 Cabarrus Street
"Acre of land or window box, don’t lorget your victor>’ garden.
’/^VICTORY
GARDEN
NEEDS
Plant Your Garden Now!
Golden Bnntnm. Stowell, Evergreen, Sugar Corn—
“Iowa Silver King Corn*' roa.sting ears—63 days
.Save Yotir Gfirden Use
RO l ENONE DUST OR SPRAY
Klf.l.S BCAN BEETLES POTATO BUGS
CABBAGE AND TOMATO WORMS
VTGORO GARDEN FERTILIZER
V/!LL INCREASE YOUR CROP
WLD.-TIIUKS.
NEW.S
MAY 16-17
S. M. YOUNG
206 E. MARTIN STREET
The Mummy’s Ghost
^i;iii;.i i I u''' I’llA.X'lOV .ts Klimi.^, tlx' .Miinimv—witli
■IipIui ( itli .Vint-;;
Ihil Mlii.ill—in--''Ihe S'alley of V.TJii.shirjK Men”
C;irtooiii “KuAiiiaii kliopsody” News
MiKsicHl “Ileliirid The Dig lop*'
J_J.
i tU. - SAT. (Double .’eature) MAY 18 - 19
i:oii SIi;!';:.)’; — i«
Feud Of The Range
Tarzan Triumphs
. s niiiv .lop-'W \M:is.s.\ii i.i,i:i; — with
IVaii’' iSl'j'ii;!. .^^lllll)y (Buy) Slu't'rii'ld
EpL.ode 9 of “MASKED MARVEL”