FAGE TWO
THE CAROLINIAN '
WXEK ENDING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1945
Raleigh Personals
VIVIAN McLCNDON
aim
nia ti. Hull rtturnt-d ^Icbiatcd hir birthduv ri-ci’ntly
k iiftt r .iHt nd- and invilrtl u ft-w nf her frii-nds
t») blip hi'i- celebrate the oc-
ea.sam.
to ini f'ltv 'I
tile Lidt Ciiitv Convintum in
liic'lniiDiiJ. V'a and visiting: in
Wjuibiniitiai. 1). C-
Mi and Mrs. j\. H Edwards at-
t»r,di-d Ini' Lntt C’urev Cnnventino
!ij>I w ek in Richniond. Va. While
thne hiev VLsited relatives and
fi a nds in the citv.
Pie. Charlei L Harris nf Meth-
III has ri-iurned f:nm nversens
..j‘.l i:. spi-ndmii a thiitv dav fur
Inii^jh '.vith his pa; nts. Mr. and
Mis T. W. Harris.
M:s. K:sie R Hutis lett t!a
Mlv r-Tentiv fn; Eli/abethtdwn.
K C whirr she w:'l t.acii in 1h'
I'll mi ntarv dep;i:'’inenT of 'hi'
r:. d« ii CoiiniV Ti.iinim: Sch al
'■ M- Chanev Edwards of Ear
Titv. N. r amt M-s. M:i Edward-
PiiEock of New V. .K Cilv we.e
the wt. k I nd and holidav cu. st
(■f their hr.'tii. IS, Oliver and A'.-
er\ Kdwarrls
CpI. James Juhnsun of Georiiia
v.a.-. the week end Kuest of bi.s sis
l -r. Mr.s. Kenlow Patterson on hei
l.irlhdav recently.
Ml', and Mrs. William Hall of
■2(1?. Kre.'niun Street has as Iheii
;;ia'st recently Mr. Hall's sistei
nl Baltimore. Md.
Mr. Olla Peebles ol Baltimore,
'Md. IS a «u*st in the citv.
Miss Marv Bakir of tUB East
.Si ulh St. left on Mondav evenin,'
to attend the funeral of hir sis-
tei. Mrs. AriKeline Williams wh-
died in Phila,. Pa. on Saturday.
Stptember 1st. The funeral was
held on Widnrsday evening at the
Niw Central Baptist Church in
Philadelphia with the R;v. Auku.s-
ta Babir.shead officiating.
iTiitlle Center Sewin®
Classes Close \iiith
Limeheon
RALEIUH - The .sewiiiji ilas.-us
under the clreclion of Mt.s Aibeita
M. LeviiiKslori. eliMd Tuesday w.th
a luncheon provided by the vvoin*
eii students .Mrs l.eviiisst.-n •
classes were popular . .;d siicce.ssful.
There were classes n cutting, fit-
tln{{ ami constiuctinn S-m« nt trii-
yamients furnished by the leaner
lu leariu students were Jtes.so.
blou-es. skirts, men’s shirts, chil
dren's clothes and unrii'i'wear Thi
aviniKe monthly aitenaance of ihe
two groups was 2.i6 childien and
adults The clu.''ir.^ i the cla.-s
uKistrutiun left out many womin
who manted to attena.
Tuttle Center i an uttemy of yOiir
Commur.Uy Chest of Ralei«h. ’
ir^HjOtT) Ni'Ws
The homeless.
d.p..ndcnt children Granville County Col-
Miss Lewis will be working op;
8 program will be reaping the
benefits of her years of work with
the Negro minority group and her
understanding of its problems in
th.ii- country.
A* Mi-'is Li'WLs puts *t. work
with miiHirities requires not onlv
understanding of the minority
:.nd Its problems, but also com
plete underatanding of th«‘ entire
Eccial and government setting in
ul.ich they live. She has had first
hand 1 xperience in the d.fifcul-
tier encountered in .securing lega'
riotection for a minority group.
MUs Lewis’ appointment to
li'NRRA climaxe.s a brilliant re-
cotri of training and oxperienc'j
in child welfare and social work
At the Children's Bureau, she was
in direct touch with child welfare
program.^ in rural and urban areas
th'oughout America and partici-
legians Di.scuss College
Offerings
Under the leadership of the high
school principals of three Oranville
('otinty high schools repre.senatives
nf seventeen instituftons have been
nrg.mired into an intercnlleciate
club. Ninety three members hav*
been listed as members, most of
whom attend or plan m attend Insti
tutions of higher learning within
the slate Dr. H S. Pnvis, princi
pal of Mary Potter School. Oxfoni.
is chairman of the otHiining com-
mitlce Other member.'* are: Mr. W
M Baofi,sle. principal. Joe Toler
Hieh SrhorH: Mr. G. C Hawlev.
principal Creedmoor fttgh School:
Mrs, r thirine H. McGhee; Mrs.
Rrechvr O Williamson; and Mrs
Cornelia T. Greene. These leaders
BV .\\N B. MORGAN
;k.-: .itt.
onvi'niK
ndi'i
Miss M.irga;'nt P;
tbi Lott Car. v (
Pii hnvmd. ^'a.
Mi-s Eninc. II \
Kinith Stri'i 1 has t
N( w York Ciiv wii.
frii nds.
Mrs Flonnii- Jni.,.. ,,f (142 S
Hi’iinriarv .S', renort.'d a vw'v gnod
(onvenfinn in Diirh..m when th
IVhi'i'.-i Union nii't,
'••..'•or of 427 i
‘iiirn.d from
.h.' visited
Mr.-'. Kathleen Fanner of .'110
South State Street has returned
fume after an extended trip to
Phila.. Pa., Monclatr. N. J, and
Utw York City.
.Mr. Cleaveland Strickland i.s
i.«iting in the city.
CpI. Austin Harri.s
ii the citv.
Mrs. Julia Trie
-on in New Yi rk
Mr. Wilbert McGiiire
York is vi.-itiiij- rvliitivca
lod .•\\'emie.
Mrs Anita Snelling of New Y
1- viFiling relalivet and friend.-,
•his eity.
Misii Lucy Mae Kiarney
Frankliiilon was thi week
uest if Miss Mai ion Hall
Mrs. A P O'Kelly and Miss Car
;e Huntir visited in
i.siting week.
’ Nfrs Eriic.'t Crave
\'iiiita Viigmia Lewis, prumm-
tiil aulu'>nt.\ on child wellarv,
leunerly with the Childrens Bu-
i..'au of the U. S. Ueparlmenl of
New L;-bur. has joined the slalf of the
Bed- Ln:lei] NaLon.s Heiivt and Reha-
lilitatiun Adiii!ni.stralion for child
v.tiiai'e woik m China. She will
gi- loan to the Chinese Relief uitd
Rehabilitation Admini-
\'liere .she will work under Dr.
. F. Chang, who is well knoMjt
in American .six ial work eirclci'.
Mass Lewis i.s scheduled to fly to
Guldsbni'o C.iungking in September.
Mi--. Liwp;’ appointment
visiting heU'
end '
p;.led in the major child welfan. | held several meetings with repre.
P’f-grams in operation in most of sentafives of the group preparation
th« states in the U. S. A., and has , to the first meeting c.f the entire
|..■^rti^ular knowledge oi ti«t- fa membership at which time the pub-
c'l'ties in Virginia. South Caro- was invited to share an interest-
lina, Missi.'sippi and Ohio. | jng pr. gram.
c-c.mma lo the ChildreeV "•K'reste.i Puhlie of Grnnvnie
CdI. Hei;l Wall. .Ii . .,.n ... .\!
;.-d Mrs. Reid Wall. .9r. of 120.')
E Jone.s .St is .spending thirt.'
d.'iv.s here afl-.T ser\'ing u.th tie
C S .Armv n England, France
Belgium. Holl.'ind and Cerman.'
H( wears the GoikI Conduct Med-
ek en.d gui'.st in the '
On Saturdav, September 1st a |
group of th« 3-A Club mimber.'^ '
eel friend.s motored down to Wi’- i
Mr and Mrs, Emanuel Allen were
'.aitor.s in the city ovt the week
nl.
Pvt R, Hinton, Pfe. Dimston
ETr. Ruffin. Staff S"t, Aulrv, Pf-
Sander.s. and Cpl Wall, all loe.l
voting mt n w. nt inl-i the servie.-
lege thi r. -spent 13 months ovei--e . .
Irr«'ther and sailed home togeth
er
The manv f- iind’ nf Mr-. M-iva-
Flemming of .111 S. MeDowel] S',
r.re sorry to hear of her illne.ss
Mrs. Edith I.vneh Jones and
naughliT .spent the we.-k end m
the rifv as guest of Dean and
Mrs. Reginald I.vneh, Mrs. Jone.s’
parent.s,
Mrs, Cafhern B '.er -.f .'t.lft E
Davi. St ei'lehraled her hirthdav
icrently She reeidvcd manv
useful presents,
Mrs, T, Mave and Mrs M T
.lopes honored Mrs E. T'otr nf
New Jits. v. Mrs Mave Sab-ngv
and Mr'' Lessje T.'iv'or of Ne'^’
Cork Citv and a f w frii-nds nf
the cilv at an informal coffee hou:
rn .Tuesday.
Mpr, Dnrothv Marks and Mt-
.ft seohine Rvals of flOfl S Rlniint
.St,, tjas returned to the eitv aft^'r
i.tfi'tidtng a funeral in Sanford,
N r. recentlv.
Mrs. Flonni ‘ Jones, Mrs F'hel
irington and enjoyed the holiday j to Frederick. Oklahoma, after vis-
at Si a B’-ceze and Carolina Beach ] iiiiig friends and rclative.s here
nd daughter. ipproveJ b'.' tlie Chinese Govern-
riiC'-iJnc'. hay. returned to their nu-nt on June Ij. while she was
Fir-it Lt John L. Wharton and [ me ie Washington, D. C.. after -'itill at t’le Chiidreii's Bureau.
Cpl. Robinson nf Camp.Lee. V.''. 1 visiting Mr and Mrs William Cur- G. nerullv regarded as the best
ualified person fur the post, she
as urged bv .social worker
x.up.s and the National Council
n I Ol Negro Womi n to accept on the
PR'. George Adams has returned basis of the .service she could ren-
oi-r This c'linsideration .-haped her
di eision.
In China. Miss X^iwi-j will bc
L'inging into play all of her dis-
t ngui.'.hf'd experience in the child
v.ilJare field, which has included
o;k on a stat.- and nalionL bas
throughout this country. She
I be working directly with the
r iiuese governnunl, and through
tin Chinese Relief and Rehabili-
!.M;on Alniiiiislration. She will
•I SO work with national figures
in the Chine.se child wcKare
movement, and with volunt'ary re-
lig.ou.s oi'gani/ation.s which havt
a li ng history of achi* vement .a
child et '-e in Cliina
On the basis of the work they
have already done, she will in-
tit-duce them to the piugress
They returned Monday night,
' Those that (njoyed the trio
i'-'cre Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. H-ilden.
I Mr. ani'l Mr.s, H. L, Hall. Mr. an l
I'fr.s. Chester Pridceon. Mr. an''
M’S. W, W. Williams. Mr. and Mrs
|Leuls Whi'i'. Pvt. and Mrs. .lames
inoupla.ss. Mr. and Mrs -lasDC’'
.Ciunip, Mr, and Mrs, Lonie Foster
"f Spring Hope N. C.. Pvt Tom-
in.i Winters, Mrs. Victor Peebl' ;
I Ml. and Mrs F J, Mitchell. Mr
[Tommie Hall.
j Mis.s iiKtic- Allen of Wilmington
Lprnt the week i nd in the nitv.
r.HAVlSHFlCttTS
The manv fi lends of Mrs, Aimetta
Brown of 6 Dare Terrace are sor
ry to hear that she has been con
fined to her apartment.
Mrs. Effie Jacks m of 2 Smith
*'*1 -7a h:is rcturncHl to ihe eity after
' i.-'iting her graiiddaaghler. Mrs.
Dorothy P. Saunders of Norfolk.
Virginia.
Mr. Mai'shell Butler of H Edge-
•ombe Terrace h:LS returned home
Tfter a two weeks vacation
kfrs. Mo7ella Mills i- still indin-
>)sed.
Mrs. Milley Ftirc-U oJ 4 Franklin
Turrace. ha.s returned to the city
•'flvr vacationing In W.-ishingUn. D
C,. Baltimore, Md., an.i Pa.
Ma.sler Jazell Hurri.s of 20 Lincoln
Tetfacie fell from a ’.wing at the
Greene
visited i
Aiidi’i
Thursday
home in
Battle of
II the
ity ;
and Mrs H-'bert
stopped in the city on
■•!:.le mr-ait to their
N'.'w' R'/chelle, N Y
Miss Fannie
Rocky Mount
leecntly
Miss Gladys IluntC'- has refurn-
‘i to h.r h- me en Van Dyke Ave.
• tp" onderg- ing a minor opiTation.
Erlends and relatives wish .Mr*,
tarau'et Po- lc much speed In re-
-overing fr.m her illness.
(iOl.DSBDRO IVEW.S
BV MR. C. K. THOMPSON
Befoi
Bureau in 1036, Mi*s Lewis w’as
e.-i.'o supervisor in the Wake Co.
EiTK-reengv Relief Administration
in activities to meet local needs.
Tlii-i ta.sk entailed coordination of
.'soeial work, teaching and nursing
5t rviees. •
Dui ing this time, Miss Lewis al
so participated in a study of work
cf-nditions among American To-
tncco Factory workers, under tl'.c
dirietion of Dr. Charles S, John-
S('n of Fisk University, The inter-
vii'w.s with factory workers that
she .secured and recorded were the
r« ult of a hou.sc-to-housc canvas
in selected .southern cities.
Miss Lewis' first job was as a
case worker in child placem.’nt
for the Joint Service Burean. a
Child Plac'ng Agency under th-
lU'spices of the University of Chi-
c:iRo. Here she obtained her basi'C
g! funding in the nroblems of chil
d'l n in families that had migrat-
rd from the South, she feels. Sh-'
Liter supplemented this experi-
rnce in New York Citv, where
sht attended thi New York
School of Social Work. Columbia
University.
A native of Louisiana. Viniti
L«wis eomes of a long line of
American Negroes who have par-
tiejpati’d actively in eviTv major
imovcment of American history
i«iree R»‘volutionarv times. Thn
I'ouiity was treated to a lively dls-
cussior- nf college offerings at the
GrimdviMe Community Center on
^'tndev. September 3, by a panel
of eollei’e students Miss Mildred
O-iklev discus.scd the character de-
velonmenf urogram of Shaw Uni
versity; Miss Edwardine Taylor
snoke on the social program as
«ecn at Snellman College. Mr. Har
old BovJ olscu-ssed the contribution
pclitic.al understanding as re
flected at St, Aiigii.stine's; Mr. Har-
’'td Hiilchinson Interpreted the
'•nr.lribiitions to economic under-
---tanding as experienced nt A. and
T nile-'e. Mr Cornell Powell ol
T-ihnson C. Smith spoke on the col-
l-’ge »'xnerelnce as •leveloping a
wav of life
Mr. Richard C. Shepard of Shaw
tfniversitv served as chairman of
the group and .summarized the
nrosentations of the speakers. In his
-ummarv he pointed out nine areas
of .service in which the students
thought the colleges could give nde-
'’ll te vinderstHuding and prepara-
•ion for leadership.
Musical numbers were rendered by
'"isscs Hortense Gilmore, Shaw;
Edw.irdinc Tavlor. Spellman; and
Charles I.iicille DavK Fisk.. The
mvoc'-tion was given by Rev. G. W.
Watkins -if the Oxford First Bap
tist Church W. L. Greene. Execu
tive Secreary of the N. C. Teachers
Walter A. Curtis Dies
After Short Illnes.s
Mr. Walter A. Curtis. 75. barber
in Raleigh for more than 50 years.
d:ed Mondav afternoon at St.
Agnes Hospital after a brief ill
ness. He lived at 817 Oberlin Road
here.
Funeral services were held
Thursday afternon at 4 o'clock at
the St. Paul AME Church, The
Rev. C. C. Scott, pastor, ofiefatod.
Interment was in Oberlin.
He was a native of Raleigh and
has been a barber here for more
than fifty years. For manv yeans
he operated the barber shop at the
old Capital Club Building, and for
the past several years he has ’jeen
one of the proprietors of thi*
barbershop in the Security Bank
Building.
Surviving are a son, Walter F.
Curtis of Sleigh, also a barber:
and a daughter. Mrs. Margaret
PuMy of Roselle. N. J.
tVADESBORO TEACHER
WEDS SGT. JAS. A. MITCHELL
WASHINGTON. DC. — Sgt
Jrimes A. Mitchell, who return^
recently from the Middle East, and
his bride, the former Miss Effye
Sheoherde Howie of Wadesbnro,
N. C., honeymooned here last week
fiftc their marriage in North Caro
lina.
While in the city they were en
tertained by Mrs. Alberta Neal
Murray, and by the o-ide's sister,
Ml.ss Howie
Mrs, Mitchell Is a school teacher
in Wadcsboro and Sergeant Mitch-
■It was II government employee here
in Washington before entering the
-Army in 1M2 For two years he was
stationed in Iran. A fe)v months ago
was returned to the United
States and stationed at Fort Riley.
Kansas. The sergeant is a native of
St. Paul. Minnesota.
... . -Associati.-n spoke an appreciation
th, t',-7„-ratlons_ her DoopU-, Ilk,'| o^nillr County's futljre lead-,
' ors, filling the place of Dr. E. E. I
“ on the program.
■ V .rnt.dv in this cuunti v in lx)th pub-
\ ’■'t'lJ «eir.a,'f Plo-
.Ih.-lim.,. and e.,lablisl. a link b,'-
Ci.l, tv.lhcn Smith has rctnrneil itwien Aini'rican and Chinese
ill fun-.ugh fj.>m owuseas where, tiiij,king on the .subjecl. This is
V .en-ed in Fr.mc. n-id Geimany,,in line with UNRPA police.
Pvt J. B. Rhjdcs has aLo re-iw}.iih i.s to adapt its relief pro-
"^etl fiom overtfas. , grain to government policy an'
The J. W. Hood Lod^e No 8 will rational will rather than impose
ieei Monday night. Work in the [it from without,
i and second degrees will be ob- ; Programs affecting the care of
•erved. All Master Masons are In-jchikln n, such as emergency shel-
ii; d til attend. T. C. Coley, W. M.: ter, fet>ding, investigations of con-
H, M. Howell, Secretary
Mr. Wesley •'Peic” Sutton vf Bal-
iinore. ^^d . was a recent visitor in
•he rily,
Rev. jnd Mrs, Sancho Sutton of
nt*dford. Vn.. were guests of Mr,
ind Mr-, Charlie Sutton. While
hi-re Rev. Sutton preached at the
... stigations of con-
d'tions affecting family and com-
niiinitv life will also be of direct
{f ncei-n to'Miss Lewis, who n il!
bi roncirned with the problems
o' children in both rural and ur-
i':.n areas.
Hid ..jb."
onv Negro families, h -v. east
their lot with tho.sp serkim; furth-
e; educational and social - ppor-
timities for Amerieans. particu-
l.-iilv the American Negro.
Hit early schooling was obtain- .
rd an understanding of the work
ings of volunteer religious organ
ib.'itions which will prove invalu-
nhl.' in her work in China. She i:'
a graduate of the University c.f
Chicago Sehex)] of Social Servic'*
and of the New York School of
Social Work. Columbia Univer.^i-
tv.
Not only profes-slonallv. but in
her personal activities. Miss Lew
is has Identified herself wi*h the
ri'use of nmgres- for th-’ Negro as
•’■oil ns for A’^erienn® 'n "encrnl
Sl:e is an active member of th'‘
National Council of Negro Wom
en. the National Committee on
Hou.sing. and th, National Cop-
ferenee nf Sneinl Work
WeL-Thur.-Fri.-Sal.
"INCENDIARY BLONDE"
In Technicolor
—with—
Betty Hutton, Barry Fitzgerald
Betty Hutton. Barry Fitzgerald,
Arturo de Cordova
Closing remnrks from lenders of
the group predicted an interesting
future for ihc organization.
CARTER
Electrio Company
Anything Electrical
3 East Lenior St. Dial 20P(1
NEGRO DOLLS
Mon.-Tue8.-Wed.
Funnier than
■'Xmas In Connecticut"
"OVER 21"
Irene Dunne. Alexander Knox,
Charles Coburn
Phone 41M
MODERN
Hand Laundry
4)1 OhvUii Hoad
BOME-COOKED FOODS
And what ■ meal It will bo-
seasoned exactly rlclit, and «*•
cry dish boastinf a real hem»
sooked flavor.
B & H CAFE
411 8. BLOUNT ST.
Royal
Fri.-Sat.
Wild Bill Elliott — In
"HIDDEN VALLEY
OUTLAWS"
—AU»—
Don (RihI) Bairv — In
'MISSOURI OUTLAWS '
Sun.-Mon.
Bob Sleple — In
"TRIGER LAW"
TBes.-Wed.
Kent Taylor — In
"ALASKA"
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY
—Double Feature—
LINCOIN
rv.i..'h'- -nd M;
■'»h;ni Rv.i'- .f ? niciunl
h;- ;- turn'd to f'--’ • ■>'' •'■ft r
"iXding ;t fi.'--,; -n 5%;ir.f'.
I -ntlv
Fl-.n:'. J-.i...- Mr K'iu-t
r:;. ..nd M-- J-.m ; f
?l Sf.urii Loii’.-h-iv St. .-ilP n l- d
fun.'ii.i '-f M.i-'frr Coxc in
in'iird, N Bahv Cov*-
t •’^i.n.Uon '.f Mr- Fl — ni
'.vh'i .' kill-'fl whi, on
to m-'iii: h. :
C-.k- '
>( .S.iufh .St
CAPIlAl. I UCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
515 W. Niorgan St.
Hen's a SINS/SIS war
to relieve distress of
WEAKNESS
(Also o Grand Stomachic Tonfc)
Have gou at such times notice.'
yourself feelinR nervous, irritable,
60 tired, a bit btiie-diib to female
functional periodic di-sturbancea?
Then don't delay! Try this great
medlclne-Lydla E. Plnkham's Vege
table Compound - lo relieve such
FV’mptoins. It’s so effective becaiuip
It has a soothin'; effect on one of
woman's mof^t important organs.
Impertonl Ta Knewl
Plnkham's Compound does uorb
than relieve such monthly cramps,
headache, backache. It ai.sorelieves
accompanying tired, nen’ous. Irri
table feelings-due to this cause.
Taken regularly-it help.s build up
retiatance ngalnst such distress,
ihnkham’.s Comiwund helps hatobe.
Also grand stomachic tonic.
DIRECTIONS: Take one table-
apooalul 4 ttmea a day before
meaU and at bedtime. Follow
liibcl OlrecUuus. ^
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
P S.l
■'".'isiia
Mr Mar-iiell Butler .1 It Edg-
•tube T-irace has returned h-ime
'*•-1' it iwu w.-ek- v.'i-'ati,>n
Mm Mozella Mill- i- atill indiii-
Mn. Milley F. rr. U oi 4 Fri.r.khn
“.-rr..ct;. hn.": return«-d lo the cil.v
fir vAc.-.tirtning In W.inhiiigt. n. D
L*. iJiiltimorf, Md, aril Pa.
j Master J.-n-ll Harris of 20 Liiiculii
j re!r;ici‘ fell from u ‘ wuig at Ihe
j'luyKroiii'.d last Tujteday and re-
. •Ivfd a br-iken arm.
I ^^rK. Mai'th.i Perry ->f 7 Franklin
1 T.-'iraci' and Mr and Mrs Hudy
I P::n--y .md ehildrcn -f 10 Ft-nklin
Ti rrace sp- nt the week in Wilming-
I 'on. vi-'itu g Mr. an-l Mrs. Frtfd
I Ruhardson. daughter and son-in-
I ;..w of Mrs Perry
I Mr-’ Effie Dally of 21 Smith
I Plaza I- on Ihe sick list.
Maiigr. tt Green of 7 Fianklin
' Terrace .uid Miss Augusts Johnson
f H E'r.mklin Terrace .spent the
I ■. -k end at the bcMCh. They re-
j ported a very pleasant trip
Mr. and Mrs Lonnie D. biiam of
, Pa, were the week end guests oi
.’neir sj-'ler. Mr-. Aim. While here
1 '3 Lineoln Terrace While hero
(y att'tided the lupe.al of M'..s
')i-bn.im's ri'othei' wr.ich wa-* hei '
t the Firsi B.iptist Phnreh with
: J. W. Jones tfficiating.
Th'- Chavi- Helnh'.- Bo-'k Chib
v.Il liold itf regeiar meeting on
Tue.sday evening Sept. 11, at th’
' home of Mr.- .lohn-oii Wall of 3
Smith PLiza at 4:00.
Mr.'' Steplien .dornini; of 1 Bums-
I k T4 rnice h:ts returned home af-
•it I'i'iling I'l'lalive.s ,iiid friend.s In
'Vn-Junston. Pa, and New York
City
Little Mis.- Reltle Ann Th.im.ifi
• f 11 Iredell Terrace celebrutcd her
hiixl birthday recently Happv
'ii’hri. y, Betty,
C L A S S I F I E D
,-aN INSTKI'UTKR and inainigei
I. iiiTtled at Stark- Beauty Col
.’itr, .\iiy cradiiulf from this school
of tno ur more )ea:s experienei
iiu> apply write ■•starRs Beaut)
I ullciie. Kaleiiiii. .N. ('
A Lifetime in Flames
Why lake chances on burning
up a Ufatlme'i effort in a tingle
terrifying hour when U's so
simple and inexpensive lo pro
tect yourself against any possi
ble mishap. Your home and
family can be absolutely pro
tected from ANY disaster st
but a few pennies a day. We'll
show you how.
SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT
BANKERS FIRE INS. CO.
DURHAM. N. C.^
Ibe J W H'liKf L.-d.:.- .Vr, 8 will
■**» Monday night Work ir. the
M' t and «ii''>nd digiec- will be '>b-
en'»-d All Master Masonn .ire in
i' rt to attend. T. C. Coley, W. M ,
H H M.’well. ii'crelary.
Mr We-Iey "Peie" Sutton -'f Bal-
irnore. Md. w.js a recent visitor in
•'le - ity.
Rev and Mrs Sancl o .Sutton of
'ledfurd Va,. were „•ueKt^ of Mr,
md Mr- Charlie Sutton While
re Rev Sutton preached at the
Sunday morning service of Eastern
'^h'lpei
According to relinhie reports S
Set M. Everett, bett’ r known a?
"Sharkey" is due to aiTive in New
V’rk from France very soon
Mis- Hilda Cleminson left Wed-
e.-d:iy for Diirh.'im t( enter De-
Shazo Brauty School.
Mrs. Connie Ryder was a week
•'1 vi^ito^ in the city
Mi-s Velma Fosl-r has retui'n*’d
to the city te be,,in het work at
"eiitral High Sthool
Th.- hoy.- from Dillard High of
U.nn.. are due to arrive in Golds-
: oro, Thursday or Friday
V—
llous(’wi)es Ui'jzed To
Help S[H‘e(l F-0 Dav
■-..Sin.N'dTO.V, 1). r V-J Day
1, here, but Fats' lud Oils' D.ty is I
■ till a K ng way off We haven't yet I
lieked the .-hortage ot fat-s and oils. |
In a relent lelegran-i to Roy W ;
'*eet. chaii'man of the .\merican Fat j
Salvage Committee, Secretary cf
\iTii’uUuie Clinton P. An'ior»un|
pointed out that V-J Day found:
'.mericans "alarmimsly short ..f fats
I *;!: ratio 1 than inipo-
’ fi r, wilhou’.
Piogiatns affec’ting the care of
thikln n. such sa emi rgenev sh**l-
t* 1, ft-eding, in’.'eatigations of con-
[(Plion’* affecting family and rom-
imunitv life will .tLao he nf dir
’uncern to ML« L«‘wis. who •. '...
'.I roncerried with the prohl^mi
io' children in both rural and ui-
j'>:.n areas.
lid .liU ’
Mr Anderson suid ’.hui it would
-■ m my months yc before this
hortagf could be relieved. "So.'
he s.'id, ”ii is just us important m-w
"s during the war to save every bit
.’f ii-ed fat.'
He appealed to American women
! I I.: !p wir. thn- postwar battle nf
;>!>•, IN THEIR OWN KITCH-
'•I H of The \(-v York S h.-vol of
Sr>cjal Work. Columbia Univ ’-i
tv.
Not t.ilv orof*’s«ionaDv hut in
hrr 'wrsonsi activities. Miss l.ew-
«• ha.s Identified herself ei'h th(
I . tise of nrogrt's for th- Negro a-
••ell ns for A’n’>ric'»r' '•) ''e.nenl
Fl;e an active mer*U)t r of th -
Ni tir-nal Council of Negr-' Wom
en. the National Committeo on
Housing, and the Vr'Tinnal Con-
fr-renci' of Social Work
I ' only,
I ENS.
i 'I'll- .:oaJ fo- u-eri kiiciien fat.'- is
'in 2.30 million [loun'd.s of fats fur
I 04.1 -.ivcd from tlie !>k^mming^ and
I I rap.nr' of kitchi n.s m .'\mei ican
! '■ rres And the kitchen waste f it
'ontaincr :.hould fill up fast as
meal >uppljes increa-e.
Pi infs for waste kitchen fats still
uiitiinic at twii points u pound
mK
.Old v'.oiidi
slop woi'iymg
ig Get tl*e f.i’t- :»ec...'dii
J numbers .Send i,ic .*,iur lumple'*
. Mill date. Ciet your new p rs.inaliz-
•tl fol'eea^t on L.'.ve, I'.o-ine.ss. Fin-
Trav.l, Plea-ure. Health,
'i.'hie Re'pt>n.sihililv. f;'iend.- 'ind as
eiales. I sei'.d you yoi r PER.SON-
M. NU.'.TRER.S lo’cca.'^t taki n from
uiii' full birth date. Foimerly a
i5 0() -set'* ice .All for only 2.3c. Rush
' ii'lh date, ;i 3c .-tainn and 2.3c in
• nil FREE -Mail you- order proin-
i.lly and gel a dictionary of 300
'..niumn Dreams Salisfactl.in aua-
nteed
.XPI’LIEB SUMBEK.S. Dept. .3*10
.'833 .Applegate. Cincinnati II. Dhiii
Have You
Tire«l, .Aching
Back?
Lot tl
SPENCER
• Relieve
back-strain and le.ssei
your fatigue!
Phone 2-3116
MRS. MAUDE Z. SMITH
518 E. Worth St.
V A Y A I, A \
.Al'iniTV, GAS, .3FTFR OVER-IN
Dri.GFNTE IV EATING OR
DRINKING, TAKE DELK'I-
ni S, DEPEND\m.F
C 0 N .S TIP A TI 0 N
EFFERVESCENT POIVDERS
The care of your health should form
your most important duty. The
wDr.-ie enemy of your general good
Ittallh IS the waste matter that
ferments in your intestines. Clean
your inteRtines and »ou will ex-
jieriencc The general aood health
and the joy of living For internal
cleanliness, however, d.i not entrust
>our delicate dige.-tivc organism
to any ordinary product. B« choosy
-take deliciou , effective V.AYA-
LAX IN ECONOMY BOTTLES
SI OC sent anywhere—SAVE C.O.D
Chaigcs. Send monev with order to:
VAYA pROaiT’TS, Dept. 37
'242 East 41.st St. New York 17
AGENTS WANTED
Eipctn'c Company
Anything Electrical
3 Cost Lenior 9t.
NEGRO DOLLS
Every heme shoold hsve a Colvred
Doll ATe offer in this sale two
riuliy nombers. With hair, moving
eves, ckhoeo. Blockings, nicely dresoed.
PRICE $4.M and 16.59
If C O D. postage extra.—Dealers-.
Agents Wanted
Write NATIONAL CO.
354 West I35th St.. New York. .39
LINCtNJV
>« TMBdik'CWfls ^
FOR TASTY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
CHICKEN SHACK
Half ChickaB or
A Chirk«D Sandurich
BEER SOFT DRINKS
Comer Cross and Lnke St.
IVi; CARRY A FULL LINE
OF BEAUTY and BARBER
Write For Price Lists
Wc Ship Anywhere
KLAREX
llcaulv Products Co.
|7;!0 FUl.TON STREET
Brnoklyn. (13). New York
The Raleigh Funeral Home
Ambulance /e*^vice
310 East Davie Street
GIVES EVERY CASE PERSONAL
SUPERVISION BY:
Trained Attendants in the recently completely
overhauled Ambulance, equipped with fan, basin,
running hot and cold water, bassinet, mirror,
electric light and heater; comfortable cot.
Available at all hours by Dialing 2-2835
C. A, HAYWOOD, Owner
BARGAINS-BARGAINS
WHERE ?
-AT THE
Second Hand Store
410 SOUTH WILMINGTON ST.
We have a Large Stock of USED MEN’S
and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS made from
Pre-War Yarn Fabrics that are better than
can be bought today.
PRICES RANGING FROM
$6.00 to $15.00
ALL NICELY CLEANED AND READY FOR LONG WEAR
OVERCOATS
Our USED OVERCOATS are of special quality and worth
three times the price.
PANTS
We have a nice quality line of PANTS that are worth
twice the price.
WORK CLOTHES
We have in stock a large line of MEN'S SHIRTS. PANTS
and WINTER UNDERWEAR.
Now is liint’ to buy beforo thv KUSH for Morchandise Starts—
whun tho Beit will be gone.
—s EE T H E—
Second Hand Store
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
with Dorothy McGuire, .James Dunn. .loan Blondell,
Deggy Ann Garner, Ted Donaldson. Lloyd Nolan
WALT DISNEY CARTOON “FIRST AIDERS”
METROTONE NEWS
1 J
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WED. AND THURS.
SEPT. 12-13
DESTINY
with Gloria .loan and Allan Curli.s.
Krank Craven.
Grace McDonald, Vivian Austin, Minna Gonibell
Frank Kenton
Cartoon “SUDDENLY, SPRING”
NEWS
Last Chapter of “Trail of the Roy
ai Mounted”
EZI
FRI. AND SAT.
SEPT. 14-15
Spook Town
Dave (Tex) O'Brien, .lim Nowill as Tho Texa.s Rangers
Racket Doctor
Ralph Cooper with All Colored Cast
F.piaode 14 of “OVERl.AND MAIL”