PAGE TWO
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENmXG SATIJRDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1945
this city.
Pvt. Jo!', iv rpc'iding
30 days vvtih n.trctit'- ;>iid fri^' Ir
lie expect: imniedi-itr ui.tfi.tiM'
upcti h.s rctuiTi lu hij J'lu'id.i ba'-c.
tfood Hojic I5;i|)lisl
(iliiiri'li \lalifs IV(i"rcss
C'dlegc 'Aonieii’s fliili
DBKIM.IN ROA!) M'WS'
P'.iiis I’nt-
BV AN.N B. MOlHiAN
NKRRO DOLLS
Tlir^io !nin)r pfiidcnt-' of Shav
riiivers^ty put keen !nt.;llpcts to
! ■ od II. c. M mbcr-«: of Alpha Omi* ,
> I'll chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu |
-t.ilioiiul Honor Swicty. they as- !
; ist schoolmates who need aid In ;
ihrT various subjects. In the up
per pliulo the six chapter mem- .
ijcrs arc plcfurr.d. left to rigat. |
Mi's Dorothy Cheek. Henderson,
iccretary; Miss Madge Clarke.
Mew York, presiden'; Miss Mil
drcii Oakley. Oxford: Miss Doro
thy Powell. New York. N. Y.; Miss
Edith I. Prunty North Fork. West
Va.: treasurer: tmd Miss Aiin.i
Bo'.nc. Dover. S. J., vice president.
Raleigh Personals
BY PETE • AVIX.ItER
The men b. is of tltc Educational
Chib »f tl:c Mai'ly Street Christ an
thiinli gave .■ biilhday pariv rv-
*e'itl> at the li me ot .Mis. Maiic
T.evan in lioi.oi ol .Mi>. Sus..ii N w-
bvjt'y and i;Un,i Karl V'aii.i. tJam-.
\»-ie pl.i'cti and the ii jtiiiis'Ud bii'
in* .-a was discu.-sed in full, ll.au.
c;..i:rrd |> .a {-m-. nmie
in I'le rrll . «• h a a'.d ice v'.e.iin ana
cake were servtd.
Member u i . ni v\- iC '.’.esdames
Iknlha l’hill>(» . .sti i - Newberry.
Pearly .Symn.:. .h .nii- I'lMih-., t/nth'
r.Me Hurl. Hilly F.niell, Ui.ier
So,.|. Maiy Tic\aii ami Edna M le
Vann.
Jcs.'-ie M. Spruce. RN. formerly on
the staff ..t the ’■ !■> n Hospital in
New York fii;. .l-o a son. Wilson
Spintv. a p.- i' ’• bu Inesj muii
of New Yoi i.
oKr
Mb.j S '-’1 '•
dinner'on Sunday,
honnrnig Set.-. Vr .1;'
Siinninn.s at her I: ni-. W
Cabarrus Street. Tl'> tabl • v,.
iTa'iiifiiHv drcoraleil '..i.li
and winter flowers. Tho^e pi .1;
v\erp .Sgl-r. W in; it'. Simmoiv, 0
anti Mrs l.i on Moiea'i. M.tsdai.n’
Ini't .till’.., M.iltfl Oakl-y. .Iinnu'
El w in and liovtes , Miv« Sarali Gaa .
BV PETE wirnER
RALEKHI — Good Mop' Hi|>ti ’
under the dynamic Ir.icler; >iip of
Rev. C. R, Trotter, has Likm up
rcctntly a projeci to renov.ilo ant
beautify it.s present it-ilice for It '
preseni. It's ptc.-.ciil 't li;;i.His idii-
cation sot up with Mr. F.li:* 1-. Wat
son ns president of Itie Ihipli-t
rraining Union, i.nd Mr. Joseph
Hl.iko. its luporintcndcnt of the
Sunday Schocol. oflcr .1 splendid
type of IcadershipTis well as an c.\-
.n.nl ooo.’.tuniiv for comnaiin.y
service. Tl:e church h.is a set of six
groups leaders, who work unceavin ;-
-y for the gooci of the church.
At the present, a n.lly effo't
which ends Sunday i.ight. Dec. 9.
h;.s already sicn a port on of the
or-'cccds raised already. More than
eight huiidtcd dollars has been rv-
eeived. Enthusiasic members of th'
church tiiink the ending will sec
more than ^evcntccn hundred dol
lar realized.
Rev. ti. R. T-otter. when asked
•’bent this church stated: •‘The spr
it of the people is unusually fine
and they are most co'penitive. Th.
•.i;i-n- heads iire progressive in
rr.lnd and Christian in their atti
tude. We anticipate a great future
for this church and the.e people."
In spite of the fact that the church '
has the services of its pastor only
on the second Sunday in the month,
the various leaders carry out re-
cpectilvc duties. The leaders arc dh-
txibuted as follows:
Mrs Mary Jane Adams, Raleigh:
j Mrs, Zenobia Jones, Auburn and
[Clayton; Mrs. Annie Jones. Kn'gh'-
jdalo; Mrs. Carrie McCTillor.-i. Sh»t-
wrll No. 1; Mrs. Be-isic Hinton,
'■'botwcll N.i. 2; and T.trs. Vio’a
'■ “-on. E.iKle Rock, F.aeh Sunday
' ■ ’’d.ay Sfhoi't under its pro-
.\i\-e 'iiirx'rintondcnt and twelve
irtc r. ii.ig teachers wa t f’r the in-
. lio>ts rf children and p.n-
:nun
-iiaziun*
‘ y~' ’V
7..V-
; «■ «!
; M.M rUTI 'Ihe i: i.-h hranci!
i of llir ',',ili”ri:tl .\ Mitiiii of ('oL
, I • W’in'• > .li 1!; . II her in- I-
' '• • '.i id .1! the I-
. • 1  . I' 1. p I icclcd pl nv;
j • i’• l5iir > iii»>i’il ( I'll'liu ’j: a
■' i! .N m iilili. iou lai' :
- , , Every home shoiil.l have a t'oliired
Hry.mt -f New >011;
C.ithritne Mm" ' ‘
Ml
li- w:i
and M
'kif.li'a. wc.o the rcc'I
:• ! | Ilhr-r. Ml. H’.lij.lT.
•f C'h.inibcrlnil iitie 1.
IL’-o McCray ni Ne
•;.lled t*i (tic
'Inc ti
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V. it! Ik- ;
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T!.e i’...
I' t.ii- Hlncsai of her m.»fh r. iMi>. M:ir\ .1
S*. HlonnI. wlio i: ^•oll\.l!u•l'itr: at Nl
• ’cprc; etita-I A;;nc.s il>> pital.
ibli'.’ :clm’’c ! I*\t. Edwin FI ii;g of Eo I PIc-
ii.'i ‘ . ’'cI1; ti. Aial:ani;i. i ' \i-iltii:
' ’ I H-istiy numhrrv tVIHi hair, inoviiii;
■'[•ye'', slices. '•loekSnes. nhely dressed.
.Mm - PKU E en.tiK ani»»Sli.5ri
’.If CUD, io:»:.'.’c  xii ,*•-Dealers-.
V ' 1 W.iiiled
Write \;\TION.AI. CD.
tVe-ii IJ.ith St.. New York, 30
•’ Ills
ad wif.-
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Hum) ,
Tin* rr;jiilTr :r.ci-ti!
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■h*. Dc. cm-
ler 10, at the rc hience'd Mrs Fr
D. V.'.uiiii.-t m. 1011 S I'lh 1‘cr on
F'rcc;. Hi’ t.sr s for the c;cv-..'f'-:i
\.iTl Mr' F id W;:‘bini;lop. M.-.
.y-r.-- V.’. Eaten. Mi ' Marg.trel
tr.,r M; • Vihr.a V.-Jo. and Mr
Cila Harris.
T. Sr.t. .Ain - iii'
■ting icl.ilivcs ;iim frici.'-. in tif
city after j-iH-ndin;; .-niiictianc ov r
^cas.
G’t.rgo Coibiii of Ih” U .« Nn •.
V siliiu; ul.tlivcs mid friciith; in
•he city.
THE NEW
CAPITAL CAB CO.
HOm
, Lovely Uciine Valtcau. star of
j the New Orlc;in. I.i.tlc Tho.itcr
; Guild will do ti:c Icad.ng role of
* Carol Ardrn in the Guild’.s open-
! ing play. ••P.rson:’! .Appearance,"
at Dillmd L'niv’.i'iiy. The Little
. Theater Guild is a • i ini-profc>-
bional c'Minhiunity tlicatriciil or-
i/itiiin. It wai luuiict'd by
Cleveland Smith,
R.nulolph > in.
EtI;n>lnd;^ I
Dillaid r.
fiiip in.-'!. 'i '>• '
Ci - fs jm many school
ed I layc:;- ti': : ,
Orki.ns. The 1- ir
pinning ik : . 'li
Hr. production. E.nl
i.s the iir-.v p . dt
Ca.tr . H.'.-,L '
if Di.ma :
Tl . invmbv-;
DIAL 9137
5'
Royal
A
Friday and Saturday
KEN MAYNARD—In
■TK.imNt; Tiiui "
— \1 0--
0\ illE I'RMKIE"
.'\ii AH I olore Cast
Sunday and Monday
EMILEY UUR.VETTE- In
I d:i: Idt.AM) OE AKi/ON.V’
Tuesday and Wednesday
RANDOl.PlI S’TOTT—111
"( I1IN,\ SKV
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY
—Double Feature—
ir~r—wr i 11
CArrr«.L ccoa cou-c
flOTTLIKO CO.
811 *' iAoran’i 7.1
^DAV THRU’SATURLiAY-
LOVE LETTERS”
‘■;:n p
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• The Spiritiiil ftioiir p’l i’iM i". ;•
i program h'ciuM.v at llv Manly
* Street Chri’liai' fhnnh im'icr th’-
, direction of Atr,-- I.iHiv Enuli. Mr
* Bertha PluMtp' and ^tDelni.i Hurt.
• The Fi'ji d (■(■■b sold i.'Iul’t to
' the program... They w.ic a*;ii-d in
^ white uii.fi’in j w:th icd cai n.iiiom.
» while the Jiitnor I'li ir v\' bla^k
’ un f’jrmu and while ( ,u'’..i” o
I
• Thr Women and M'u Ch’l’ >d the
* Mapet Tiinple finu-mn L'limch
. enterlainrd at a delightful diioicr
I Thanksgiving at th- lii’ine I’f Mr
J and Mrs. Will Prevard, 0i:> Snith
Havwood Street. Guests included
t SCM S. W. Albright, Rev. 1. C,
• Cross. Mr. and Mr. S ’t Revi-. M:
* Ella Hay.v. Mr, and Mrs. fharh-.
! H.^ood, Mr and Mr. Hom-.h. Mr
HiifT*Mrs, Jesse Dunsteii, Mr. Mo
Jjf L.ilyn Ml', and Mrs. Perry
^M's. Conic Spain ''li-' M Dougia.'.
iMr. Bridge*. Mr.. Rum P-imy. M.
L'lil R.i.\moiid L iirisay. a veteran
•>f tne Knnipt .’ii Thcal, r. ha.s h:*'ii
M-ilinjt hk brother and ;-istei-ln-
law-. Mr. and M . Ol'.i Liiids-.y o'
3Ji» E.i t SmiMi Street
He wa.s joined by Mi. ; Mildred
D.idc of l,.if.i.vctte, I.a. 'I'lu y have
..'■w returned f” In r tuinc.
Ttie Heli’ing Haiul flub 'net Wc-i-
iie'uaj iii-’.tit at the 1 onn- of Mr
Old Mr- «J I) r'hav 4.*9 Smith
Stieci A iincrt on ljx and a dc-
I'ghtful repa.n werj enjoyed by all
Mr. H*’nry Worth returned to civ
vies reeciifly. Mr. Wor*h had l>cci.
■irsiitncd to a ballaliuii fur the train-
il',; of reeiuit,: a’ Camp Lie. V i.
Mis. Rosa I>tiiistoii attended the
-e^«ioa of the AAIE Zion Confcronct
which w.i*! I'.cld at S.-ulhcrn Pinc.s.
.-.'t Sunday.
president •• ’ . I
more than fil.: • • 1
cladcr.shi|) of i; >
aggressive coh’-;’ ,•
sutirising In not' a •••
ing lip ill GikmI Hope
to nieel the C'hiireli an
needs of a prngre .;ive,
energetic pcojilc.
'1 nude
Tra
(iliavis llci"lil'
1 nv M.AY L. B-RfXADIE
Mr. nnd Mr-. B. Upperman were
the recent gue-sts of Mr.. A. J. Syd*'
No. 7 Hyde Terrace.
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Richardson of
Wilmington, were the week end
guests of their mother. Mr. Mo-
tlia Perry. 7 Franklin Terrace and
=ii:ter. Mr:;. l irnvood Pulley, 10
Frankhu Terrace.
Mrs. Ja.iie Little. 4 Chavi' Wa; .
and her 1 tile grand dauglitci',
Patricia Hinton, 12 Smitii Plaza,
have returned home after .■;pendiug
a few days in New York City aiiJ
cd with many appetizing foods —
open face chec'. . eloi -.i
sanriwii-he- cu 111 n-ff • ut d,-: ; .
pirhlc , i-tiiffed eet.-ry, 111 at sq’’ ••
witli laucf, ai’tl puiieh. Souv«nii’.s
v-.i n ; I; o ■ a I'- e 1 giie -t.
Till ’’ p.e lilt w.rc AIi---. Su ic
M A-ie.' P.rry, Mr-.
Kv'l.Mi We-loy, Ml-;, i.iny Hriiwn,
Mr*. Juli I New. i?, Mr . L-nnlo Efl-
V ..10... :.ti ’.j.Mi.’ Did, f'„i. Ml-?,
ff.urul Ml- li’lla p.ii-k’-r.
Mrr. M-I .. A!.., -'.-t
tr. Mr.. M.’l'.l U.miiady, Mrs.
Mamie M Her. Mi ■ .Mildrtd I’ci -
1)1.,'. M. 1,'lli.m Kri'Ciii iii. K".-, .•.I'.t
M' -. C. f. J I. . .Ml, .M,.! .Ml I).,.,
.«•' I«ib iit|>, Ml. ami .M: o, D.
Chavi;. Mr. Edgar !\aiv and Mi.;
Mi.i.;; ilii-l; .
The gner'-) maichcl around Ihe
table to the m inv V'Tiy kivcly
gifts, and :..iii;; Happy Lirliid.i.v, to
the ho; (ess.
. Jiii-.
I b/
f:-
Dminitory f.. rli. iL-- Is t'- -
.he •. a slii'L ril ' •! ; - ,
Chi-istii:;u C.uotin' 1 1. '•
C! .-cs V. ill be t'v .1 .1 HI, ”. li’
V by no-
mm IN
GlE^I’ZRS
Cash and Carry
32S S. Rloodworth St.
Joseph GOTTEN and Jennifer JONES
E\t xn i'jii St Iice.
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Starts Sunday
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SVVVI'V’
—with —
R»>’;nlii'd Rrts.trll
I Hr’VtrNr*
Ch .lies Winniiijjcr
“We Flay
'Fhc Best
Pictures
First"
Electric Compan.v
' Anything Electrical
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—STARTS WEDNESDAY
iT I’cli Whal Mildred Pierce Ditl !
Joan
CRAWtOKD
Ha|)|>.'iiiM",s Al .'rli(ml
The Itliiid bid Dc.i!
: i En:l L.
i,
Rf'V WiM.ird Crru-.'. ’tiid. ut of the
tlux.louieal iV ii.iilmrni of Sh.iw I'l. •
verfily was the giie-t ’;*.akrr at
V.'.'JUT Ri rviee Sunday Rev. C’;-; v. •
PAINT PAI.NT
l.l'I (ia!.
1;; s!t:t:Dk!''NV
.\ia;:i :c in;\ i. iv. p.
12 years of satiafarti’sn. All
Coicrs—tateim Bv.d C-.v-nrl*.
mil)!
iial'c
!’!;ii!!!''|-;'I>!i-;
IblimMtik
I entertained at a ti. nuiuiui uimivi
I Thanksgiving a* Ih- b'nnc "f Mr
» and M^^. Will Picvaid. 9i:» S’Uth
’ Haywood .Street. Gnesis meltided
\ Hcx>. S. W. Albright. Rev, L. C.
[''• Crors, Mr. and Mr. S'*l Rt vi>. M;
* FJta Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. I'haile.
\ H.’•v.-ood. Mr. and Mjv. Hoiie.h Ms
iiiiT’Mrs. JesMC Dunski’ Mrs. Mo
y-fW'Lalya Mr. and Mrs. Parry
TM'S. Conic Sp.-'ii’, Mi'.' M. Dougla.;.
.■Mr. Bridge*. Mr.;. !{■■ a P.nny. Mi
•‘lydC'. Pvi. : u i Ml-.', l.ulher Rn.;-
S.iiMK'l Hiodie. Mr. and
i l,e.ii-b. Mr. Henry. Mrs. Martha
s ^cal. .Miss D.iv:s. Mrs. Gaylor
fcCpL Brodie am many .ithcrs. .-M;
• enjoyed n nice piograni before th:
•-iciiinier. with Rtv. Albright as th •
principal sjicaker. Music was fnr-
jLnished by ro.'-. diaries llaywo.’d.
• after whieh dinner was served ann
enjoyed by all.
\'
Mrs. William Seldc:i, ncc May
f. belle Tui-n:r Hynus, i* visituig onr
*eii.\ aficr an absence of ihniy-fi'.c
'“year.s. She was the recent guest of
. Mrs. Bes.sie Bomicr of Washing-
ton. N. C. She also plans to vis.t
■^Jwr alma mulcr. A. and T. College
in Crcensbo;o. al>o Duihani, Chap-
-r! Hill. N' l-fotk. V.i,. and return t
Tier home in New York City about
.DeccinlH-r 21sl.
Mrs. Seidcp is the in- lher of Miis
By Franfcg Aiiu»ortci
'^&TL
Because of iny feeling that home
I'gtitful repa.t ’
I.joyed by all
Woi
111 rot’.rued to riv-
ie.s rrrcntly. Mr. W' rth had Ih’CI.
r;.';ir;iiei to a badalion for the train-
II,-, of reeiuit.- at Camp Lee. V'l.
Mrs. Rosa Dnnston attended the
-esaioii of the A.\IK Zion Confeix'iici
winch was t:eld at S nlliein Pines.
:.s| Sunday.
Rev Mis M ibel Gary was ro-
lui-ned to Gi-.iec Chapel Chnreh.
’.iiiei’ln P.irk lor the tenth year.
The wlu’le coir.niunUy ;s happy to
'avc her b.iek.
Mr. Richard B. Little, familiarly
fnown as ••Hiisler," returned to civ
vies rieiiitly .md spent a kw day.-
iore visitiim relatives and friends.
Follow ing the WHS-Gastonia Stale
diamjiionshp football game. Mr.
tJHie will leave the city for New
York where he will make his home
His wife, tiu- former Mi-ss Euna J
■Nvanls has already picceded him
to the metropolis. Mr. Little spent
thirty three months in the USN
with' twenty four months ;n the
Pacific.
Mrs. Sallif Sncllinss continues ill
at her homo, 814 East Davie Street.
Mr. Henry Bolden, East Cabarru:
Street, was carried to the hospital
recently. We hope-for him a speedy
’c’covcry.
The Helping Hand Club of St
Matthews AMR Chinch held a com
bination Chib party at the home ol
?.lrs. Malic B. W ide-. 119 Dover
Street recently. .M th*,’ close «'f the
meeting biilhday gifts were pre
'he liorti.'ss.
Ila|i|>iaiiiin.s Al Scliool r
0. •( iiyae lerrnce.
Mr. and Mrs. E'l-cd Richardson of
Wilmington, were the wcoR end
gurst.s of their mother. Mrs. Mar
tha Perry. 7 Franklin T^'rrace _
%tc.- M™. l in.vood Pulky, W |l I llO llllllli bill Dc:’!
Franklin Terrace.
Mrs. Janie Little. 4 Chavi; Wa.-.
•iiul her Idle grand daughter. Rev. Willard Crews, !-tud ut of the
Patricia Hinton. 12 Smith Plaza, thcxilogica! d. jiai t-neiil of Shaw Uui-
havc returned home after spending versity was the gne- l ^ll. ak.-r al
a few days in New York City and Vesi’er Serviic Sun lay Rev. C:;v,-;
Pennsylvania. Eave a very vIkiII-u.’.iiig me'.r:
Little Miss Barbara J. Little of He spoke from the f.idowing ••'r.il-..-
New York City is the henve guest a eaiidk- of yo i|- l-.nci-.i li-'';.o. fi
of her grandmother, Mrs. Janie into the c.-ndle h-’ldcr of opjv'r-
Little,. 3 Chavis Way. tmrly. light it with a puipese and
Mrs. Ada Butcher and ciiildrrn burn it to Ihe socket."
have returned home, 13 Chavis Mr. an Mrs. Perry of W'inston-
Way, atfer .spending the week end Salem, an Mrs. Comoi of Ral iji
with relatives. {itfcneri Vesper Service Simday.
Mrs. J. W. Watkins nnd b.aby. .Tohon Hazel, and Carrel I.ea-.’i'
Bobbv. 6 Iredell Torraee. have rc- foini-.r blind student;' of riv’ s-ii-iol.
turned home after an cxteiitod trip tmd now studciPs of nnd T. c:l-
u-hkh carried them to Richm.r.d. leg-.’, were week end guests on the
Va. Baltimore. Md.; Pennsylvania; campur.
and New York City. Tlioy report W. .‘5. Ci?;cy. Jr., Titr. and Mr'
a very fine trip. Holiis Crcccy. of Rich Square and
Fidelity Lodge No. 277 and Cap!- Barbara Cald->vcll of I.mii'bu
tal City Temple No. 310 w-ill have all relatives of Mrs. Crockett vbilod
Ihoir Memorial Services Sunday. '\iring the werl: end.
December 9, at the Elks Home. 619 Mr. and I’li-.-' M, H, Crorket rep-
East Davie Street. The time sched- resented th: «chool a! the DMricit
tiled is 3:00 P. M. The publii: is in- Teachers Mccti-.g In Siler Cil.v. Sat
vift'd. Exalted Ruler is L. M. Wil- uray.
cox; the liaiutber Ruler is Mrs. ^uu■^:ll•^t Harley is still improvinj:
Bes.sie H. Chavis. nt McCaiilev;; Hospital
.^vuyllXKll^ I
East Le;.;.’r : • Dr'l IIO.'M;
PAINT PALNT
1.-10 (;;i!.
'i 3
12 years of Satisfa-ti-jn. -Ml
Colors—Stsir.s u..d l.'umrlt.
Kail Order* rro’>:*'Ey Fil'td
llai!i'(niii Sulvai’p (io.
3?'* U .ulh \V;!,-nlngt'>n Si.
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SUN.-MON. TUE.S.
DEC. 9-1011
AVE CARRY .\ FLEE EINL
fU- r.i;.\l TV ami BARBER
Write i-’oi Prk-u- I.ists
Wc Sliip Aiiywl'. re
Dii-l :5-i!7!l
rn r. rMi.MHM's st.
V.\N' -lOMNsON — W in.LAiMS
IN lECFNiCOLOR
KLAKIA
licaiily IVodjK'Is Co.
!7.t0 l E’l.TO.N .STREET
Biouklyn, iRD.Ncw York
M. Simmons and Mrs. Mag
gie Rabb of Wni.-)ton-Salcm, were
the recent guests of Mrs. Simmons’
•taiighter Mrs. .-Xnmi Hinton. Ea’d
Street. They were .also the dinner
guests of Mrs, Simmon,s' nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Davis, COG S
Harrington Street.
MDs Sally Jones rocenlly visltid
rrliitivos and friends in Chavi.s
-V
IJcniieil Eiilleirc Plans
Llirisinias Si-iisoii
r.niM'NKI'.OIiO — A lull c-,il I
dar of events has bten nrraneed Lt
ti,»- |iie-lm!i(i.iy tn-r oil at Heiui 11
meeiing nirmimy gms wviv j>iv, h-ihiivcs anu >u wn...... Collcav aa Hie s'.udei I b'Hly :iiu(
../Jy '. jcntid to the two members who hao j Heights. faculty raikile .s’lme clu.i- b’
*l\ hirtlul.iys during the month. They Captial City Tempi' No, 310 held i-oinu luuly and cngagCi. in a mi:n-
// Mrs. Minnu E. Ikirtin and their regular meeting Deremlior 4 b'-r of evtnU 0.1 ilie canum be; -;
/( a M,-s. M;it|ic H. Wilder. 119 I>ov(r|.it the Elk Home, 019 East DavL f..»- llic Ct.r;.-im;is So.i ■ ;
oulstaiidin,; guests were Mr. auti; Street. Officers elected areas fol- The lrafiitio::al pi'i sr-i;:.l.oii al i ..
Mrs, Robe’t Hinton. Greensboro; lows; Liviii,g .Madonnas in Aiiiiiv Min-
..Tling that home Mrs. Mi-Coy Farmer. Pvt. Stanford DaiiRther Ruler. Mrs. P.e.'^.dc H. i f.-u-, , t'n ipd Siu'ia.. m.'iT.. 1). v.
heating is of major concern to ) Jones. Floi ida; Mr. John Moore. Jr. Chav’s: vice daimhlrr ruler. M-r. p ^ nju-n tiic rea.i;. 'li.i. ij-.
tvcryoiie wlio seeks home comfort, (.x-bcrviccman and Mi- Joseph W. Flonnlc Jones; chaplain. Mrs. Lnuia tacul.a- vvcnl animally atti.i-.-i.;
convenience, nnd leisure. I have j ijoll, way. ; Moore: gatekeeper. Miss Esther 1;,,, ^, „f ;i, ii-i lover., to
interested myself in what the many l.yon; chairwoman of Trinlcc.'. Mrs. ,jj. /.dthful i-tprociuclioiu of too
healing eomjiiinics liavc been doing ; Stanford Jones. .Sr. coiitmucs Ruth l>avis: new ti'U.-.lcc. Mrs. C.itli- oJd m.i'Ier.s.
to bring about gre.atcr heating ,|j 40-, Stii el. | run Farmer; escort, Mrs. CIuio ilie vM'ek foil-
scnted to the two members who hao 1 Heights,
hirdid.iys during the month. They Captial City Tempi' No, 310 held
wire Mr;;. Minnu E. P.irtin tind'their regular meeting Deremlior 4
Mrs. Mattie H. Wilder. 119 Dovi r | at the Elk Home, (il9 East DavL
nulstandin,; guests were Mr. anti j Street. Officers elected arc as fol-
Mrs, Robe’t Hinton. Greensboro; lows;
Mrs. McCoy Farmer. Pvt. Stanford DaiiRther Ruler. Mrs. P.e.'^.Hc H.
HOME-COOKED FOODS
And what a meal it wiii bz—
seasoned exactly und
every dlr.h beastlnj a real
home-cooked finvor.
!! & ii CAI'E
411 S, DLOUNT CT.
J.imrs MK'ntb-r.', Slew ird 2-r. •' D xon.
I'cfl'K ieiuy and economy. One of the
fliu-slioiis c.flcil o-kc.l ..f mj „ ,rw in llx- nly t,.i.
JK vhat 1 consKler to he the most ’
‘•••;itifving tidvame in recent dove!- I V*
• • "1 the U
> |i;itf yea*:; i>f se
rpmcn'l.s, and my answer i.s the job ' '‘'J' .V“’f'’,
'bne of these companies has done m Imlli tl”-.A •idu laiiiieaid .
to eliminate- tlio nnisaiiee .Tiid "• 'u Tin "f w-ar, I*' is '’•cm -
itrenbk’S cau'-cd by co.-il soot. "m iw-i- batik }-lai;-. Hr
.Automatic hoaiing with oil or • "f A'r -"‘d Mr.s. \Ailla
i^.as is piotly well poifeetcd. hut Soiilii Smiiii Sincl. H
V.I..
I
i
In the realm of hand-lired or stoker
fed roal furnaces, the iienil for re-
MRncinent is only loo obvious. The
^ame old type.; are ofTcrc.l us year
after year, with the df«ign.s seem-
3tU' to' h" fixed forever. Therefoi-:,
'it lia;; been .i real satisfiielion t->
'tne to find that one com)':iiiy I-la
jiad the gumjition to ch.ii'ge li-.’i
design of the furnace .‘•o ilmt
4lie softt-collccting doughnut i\|'o
'Tadialor ran be oliiniiiated fri-i.
jiu* furnace. A circular lrum-like
^fhainlier l;aa hi cn perfected whicli
Sriates a wliiijjii’ol coinhiistinn,
‘poiiig away wilh the soot that in
-♦.ir old furnaces was always caus-
,1' g .'"o much iiiiisaiico and expense
Dad v.aste.
Any furnace that car burn coa!
tPiEii’Ul e-,lle.'ting soot is to me
H ni-vh^y fmc :i-;h!cv{:.i*'n‘, and I
Lave nu d'ln'.t b'ut v.-imt liiii chirgo
|.a lurn.'.co t'csijpi wi'i h-.‘ t.’.garded
ts. ihe r.i -.'t cuLUfiUinr: im-
oi-o-.--.-v,u'.i; in C’-ai-i-’ujiiiiij hcaliiii;
to d p.ii t for Ni'
liatcly foil ■'
viiig^wiU be ob-!
served a;; CTir .'tma:. S; lcr Week,
Alex Carnage. p..rt.-rn'iilh. \v.th kia’lo c.xlem:.d to others I
has returmd home after vi-il !M - nn'iiiymoii'iy. Hie .'.iv'-i- bein'; ideii-;
his iicice. Mis. Cl.ira Dix'ii. 19 „„ n^. fi,,.,] „i;in j|,..,
SniHli Pl.iza. (Iiii.(iia> Inc in llic
Mrs. John Jone.;. PJ Hyde T’-r- jin,,
laee has been ill f-tr levcial d'lys. f,„ , Uth
H.irri:-. .S'lJ Her many fiirnds w;:.h for her a (.i,oir lias its p.u-ty wl:
iited ?pedy recovi'
rym-
1 party lor
■lianipieii'hip game.
York City in- A dcli'ghtful bnllKLiy par'y waa .h’ldreii The Sinni.i
the high ocho-'l given by Mr.-; Jr-:,ie Perry of 9 ,(],( -jinitc’ gift
-R’un.'w'ck Terrace M -nday. Nov.
2R. 191.'>.
I'll
Applewhite was Ihe Tlic guesb; were I’lit rl iiurd
Sunday gui’M "f Mr. and Mrs Moore rh'rkcrs. bingo. Chinc'-e checker;-
Spauld n;'. Durbam. Mrs. Sp.inldinu and many inleir'tiiig g.ime-.
the f -riiier Mns .M.irion Uavi' of The table 'A’as beautifully tiecorat
■in Hie I-'itb and (he jeniors have
Chrii-lm.i' paily. I
'I'll' ,iiii > I rli' i’- C' lic’i t by the j
co1leg«' ebnir din-cl-'d by Da\id W. ^
H”ll.inf| will bi- p’-'sc’iled .Sunday i
night, Deeemher 1(5 :fiid will b;-
1946 FORD
Come in and SEE IT!
NOW ON DISPLAY
Follow the crowds lo our showroom and see Ihe finest Ford
ever built—the NEW 1946 For-1. It's ready for your inspection.
Sanders Motor Co.
BLOUNT and DAVIE .STS., RALEIGH
-iCHSia dliZTdoEn dSZ?2£
d’a: lie's lliisiness ai'.il
^Thrill Of A Romance
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MBS. S. J. PAYNE. Manager
Merib-tr of ihc Nalional
Business A.-^socialioa
Al (■’ e-l;'-..! H'.:
The North C.n elir.a Stale
Besr-t! c£ Edu;alion
CompK'le Bu:.incsa Cau.-se
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I'lyinyloii — I..\IUITZ Aii'J.CIiOlK
T(>M.''iV DOiiSLV .\nd lll.s Opchi’.slrji
Cartoon “C-*ndv’5 Dream Gir?*’
Metre’ior.c Mews
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From Raiei,:;h
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DEC. 12-13
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Ml KLI'.irr .MAKSILM.L
“THE UNSEEN’’
\\ illi—I ‘ti.vlli; F'r'iuk.'k holu*! lOlsoni, Mikhail
liaiitJHii.N aiict 'I'oiii Tiilly
Novflly “Nu.sleailaniUf. 1V“ News
C!i ■•pD'V ’.T “Sfiail'fv-', of r‘liin.'i»f>\vn"
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CURTIS P. ROBERTSON
l-'KI. ind SAT. (Double i-’eaturej DEC. M nnd 15
LKUOL i'LYNN
‘Northern Pursuit’
V. ilh—liilii' IJi.shdp, lirhmit DaiiliiH', John Iii(l;*i.‘l.v
and (i’'ih' l.ockh.-irf
Jl'.
“Lost Canyon
Fo.aturink'—WILI.I.-XJI BOYD
C!'.rrt‘’r 12 “.JrrgJe Queen”
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