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PAGE TWO
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 39, 1941
Raleigh Personals
KV ••l‘ETK'' WILUKK
All fi lends nrc forry lo he.ir lh:it ; his piirents, Mr. suid Mis. J»i5fph
All.-;. Kliinnic .lones of IH2 South Keiirncy. Sr, oiid relntivt*' iit .'>2.1*
l.'iHiiri.-iiy Stnot i.s .licfi ond coi.fj i- Sniiih llavAood SUnm*! Mr. Keui -
* lionic. .my s;iw in KTO lln imiki-
his iioiiu- III Ui-oklvii. N, V.
rin* JJ .okcr '1'. W.i. hiii;:lMM t’InU, V '
JH.i :it ihi- holm; uf Alls. Sall.f
-117 Wt.'l Slioc-t. .\1r
il. J\> id, hu.st. .Muiiy lirlicou:.
l.n-^tiiKih IJirni-s ■ m-ivi-jI. NiM
im-fUnK pli.cp vyiii l„. iimioun d- Mr. and .\li- . UMIumi Brooks uni !
J . Air. John Chavis is piosidLi.l ^family of 9 Chavis Way sp«'nl Ihu [
, „ , ~ 77“ ,, . ' Clii i.>tnias holidays si.sitin^ Mis ]
I ’ i Ih.Mik.* p.iu iits, in Clayton, ■
ci-nl ..rSl, Emma, isyi ilitiK his par- i.,ul Mrs, John Bullock
Hoovrl M. Uctl.
Cn WI.S IIEKiMTS
iiV AMV
KKOADIK
,, d\'Ilfl.lnct^•^^!aand.^yhpl loUf cot
■ -Siritt, j{... Cl,avis Wjv
1 the* ninth i:ra(Ji' at .St. Enu
Ur. anil Mis.
n Wjv j,mu..„c,, »;,■ biilh
Ji C,„lct .s H >.;ars uid ji.d ,„,p sai,., Aii.cs li ..p.tjl
Both iiiolhi'i and baby aro doioK
mcoly.
C*.! i.-tiji:is Kvi w. .m ovc-iiimj if
Vllll tirJl- . I. i:. ill ||,(. ...Jl,: ;.
of Chii.sln.as Carols and inir ii
Ma-tir of ic'c-maims Miss Kn*
lah Rcavis, pianist, Mi.s. Kli/.,ihiih
C Ciificid; tnnnpclor. Moss;;; Kali
Tiickt-r and James I’opc.
I’vl Will (■ Moman i.s homo >n
a rii:li>in;h to vbil hi.s family at 22
Clia\i' Way.
.Mr. atui Mrs- Kilwa ,1 N’uimand
of 4 As|k- T«'riaci‘ ha\ t- bi-on sit k
LETTER OF
APPRECIATION
f-d'l i'lmma-; Williams, a};c II!. i-
imj' hi-i n■..^llt•r, Me, Aln'iiic (!
William.s. 20 \ ■J'aiboMj Stn.-t;
m-l Williaim; is in the lUlli tiad.- a'
M Kminn.
Mi
ami Ml . Wrn. Cha'
Ih.-
of
Mr. Willi.im l.aw:: ha-, n-ltirnril t'
« i\ 11. s afli-r an cxtr-ii(l(.-d stay ovor-
Mas wilii tin- ManiH-.-. in tin- South
W( . I Pa.-ifi.-, Mr, I...VV.- will l«-
OM iiibi‘i cd for till- oolsIamiiiiK job
dwio in iicrcatioii woik hi-n-.
Mr. Howard F. S.'i.iih lotnim-d *,o
tile oily last week cm! aflor moro
than Lwu yoairf of niililaiy si rvirc
Mr Smith i.s mot lainihaily knoMii
as "Hai:i{ic.'' Yo.--, : is out!
ii.d
or
• Ihi •
0 nfiii. d lo thou apai lim-nlj
I'Voial days. All fiiern'k wish.
Mr. R.iym.Ji.d Hailon, of Puils-
imiuth. Va, spent li.o Chnstn .is
holidays visi'ini; ulalvcs .ml
He i\jjorto(i a very Imp . tay
very qu rk u-co\ oi y i
Ml-.. .»l.iiy KiatnPs HikIi of Bo - |
j Ion. . Is ho'iic for tho holi-
I days vi'-inm; hor pais-ni.s. Mr. and,
I Mr.- J A IliKti of 7 rh;.\ i- W..y. '
j All f.imilii s uro in dot p -.Mu|to-
j lliy w ith Mr and \lis (j is Anti i y
fan.'ly :n tho d.alh of M.
'Allan > PiolhPr
Mrs. Emily Biil-sill
l-'ayoMi-Mlh :,l..li* Colli'ijc
viilo, sponi Miiiii. i,m hi
the wiok.
Y
Mrs. Baulin li.i>ve.otl thnkoi of
llmhain, st.-iti'd p.nviits and fiit'iiU:
m West R.ili iith WodnSad iy.
l.oc;il Kiii|ilii\i-i's \ri‘
(iii-ii|M‘r:ilii|i; Ti, Eiii-
|)lov \i lci-aii.
IliPir
d.iuHliloi, till foiim. .M l.oiii^i*
Chavis of Siler Cit.i.. to H.n vy
1,. Smith, :'>in 'd Mr Boboil Sii.>'.'i
, ' '■ lat‘- .Mis. Bohwit Smith of
CiuiUoid Coiinly.
The maiii;i'-e C'lcm.iiy to..!
plifi- at the hoJiiP f 1! V. at»]
.Mis, John Al ton, H- . A. T Al
ton, pa-stt'C f>f till- K'lit ILipli t
CTiiiirh. Sih-r Cily, olfici.il: d.
Till- bndi- i; a ; lad'iale of Chat
ham County Ti'iimin' Silmol, at-
lemled Fa>. ti. \ ilh- S. T, CoIIi(.p,
.-md a ai.iiliMto of M.ic-n lhaiily
Colh-m-. fJiei iisljoro.
The pro.m is a t’r-idiiate of
Duiiley Hi--;h School (irepiisboTo.
H'- h.is s«-M. ed 111 *hp armed fuiccs
for five ypais. .s(ipndinf' ninrtien.
•tiiiiilhs 'll the KuroiH.in 'I'lmati-r
’■i.d w.is ii-oiilly honoiahlvi ih •
I h ire d, Tlipv an- u-nlii,-. in
; il. I City.
I At u lecent mcptintj of the Kxo-
rn1i\e commillee of the North Car-
t'lina Tubercolo.sis Association, it
\ea.. voted that a .special l.-llcr of .Ap-
pK-i’ialioii be sent 1l,.- Seal Sale
(.'hail loan IhioiiKh out tl,' itale who
,lia\i- emiii-leil the i.ih n their u-
’sjii-iii. • coinmiiiiilie lor Ion yi-ar.s
i or iiioii-. ’I'hri r f Ih.- Iwi niy-thn;.-
I iliaiiII i-n Ihui ucoi;iii/G were Ne-
,vroi- Alt- Maiy K HolliJay; w'lo
1 ha.-' omdurled lln- .Salt- in Iieucdl
lWeiity-(wo years, .md Mi.s;. Wiiii-
, Manm- L, Turner wh-' has seived
as ihairm.iii foi Duplin County for
tw-iiyt-tvvo yi-ars; an Miss W'diie
Af. JUfni-.; w-i,n IM he. n K. ,,1 Sal.-
Ch.nrii .111 foi- N rlha.npton Coun
ty for iwi-iity one ycaii.
■Die I. Iter l-.llow ;
Ml.*.. ManiiP I., 'I’lnuer
WaiiMiw. North Cai-dina
H- ir Mrs, Turner;
' fhi bi-h.ilf of Ih. Kxteidive Coni-
inith-e of the Nurih Carolina 'Toh-
ii:olii.-i. A-loeialaiii, I wr-li I, x-
prt-s-- to y( 11 oui sineiH appreeiallou
for llie devolo .erviee ,.ou havi- xiv-
«n thi.s A soi-i.ition hy yoiir imi-
[’nii:.lm..K Seal
Ciiiding Youth Is Phi
Della kappa Coii-
elavc Tlienie
Dr. Ka'I I I .
•or of
I i>lon
Ii.'i |ioijli III 1 l.y
. hii h i ii;'-
ihc ilainplo.i
• Di‘jiar(imiil,
. r 111-
toll -
lemon
lioloiiaile To II iwv New
Year's K\e Show
Urt of Ih- a
,Sai>- III your co.iitmiUily.
1 I ie:di/-e the \a-l :in.ount of work
I Ihis iieiiod of leivio' leprr.-cnl'. I
f'I'l sure Ihta the e.tix.eiis of y .iir
. loiiiity who eunlribire i.ii-h year,
■ lu the Seal Sale, no ktsi than incin-
pjCTs of this Associlajoii, ..ppieciatc "'I'l-o loy diy i.i i,- ;\'o;i,
i;:-«‘ally >our civic-i.iimieil t ndiavor.; *■' A'tu i ii-.,n i.’e.d . i-. . . .lin
The i-nmejilioii of tin- foumic-rM of | di l.inil,
Ithe National 'Juhen ulnsis A-iaifi i- "ill.-es iKiilieijialin
it M that dolor.s and laymen could >' a. fdi-iw,-- X.ivie
,'wr.rk .si.le by i, dc in llu- fialil Y- Alab ima St.i'p To.n-h
-apalii.-t lUhiu-olo.is wa. both oii- Colle.-., Ki.mlhii) .iui-mr Colli
r.inal and lotmd. 'i'h- fitui.s of that
; .aipei. ii(,ii are t \ idi iil in bethr
i ki.o.-. ledi'e o(
unit of itic public and in a duiiiat-
ually lowered diatl' late from tub
fa! Ill Ih s ‘tnifulp auaiu-l
0.1 an taking a : igiuficaiil
DETROIT ANP> — -Guiding
Youl'i III the f’cimaiienl Peace.” i.s
'he coiirlaVP tiiOT.e of to.- national
• oio: ily t.f I’hi D. lta Kai.pa,
Dt. Aleizo ■('.III- a local woma i
i.nd boiioraiy mrniher of thi- .stir.a-
>>' will be Ihe jniiieip.d spCjki i
.0 tile i.uhtc meelim- Di-ceinber 27
at It.ickha.n Memorial building at
H:;Ui p, m.
Dr. Tate's topic is ''Did Dfmoci i-
ey Triiuriph,' " She is jirofessor of
Inteln.uionni n-l.itions and geopoh-
Ins at Howard University. Dr. Tat>
hold- Ih- -egrees .>f ,M A Iroiii C -
umb a University, B I.ill fiom Ox-
foid University, l.•■lldon. Pn, D.
fi.'in Itaflel ff ,'ollf"e and Harvard
Uiiivi’i-ity, She'ha- al.-t matricnla'•
'd a' Berlin University and t*ii!
Ge’ieva .School of Inh-ination il
! ttidies,
iir. Tale i-i the aiith of Ihe book
T.ie D,.-,u niaii.Piil Illu; ion " and
li:i; in pioees- the b iok, ‘A Ilisloi,-’
of .Nm-ri.-in Armament and Di -
ui-’ ifrunt Ihihey”
ront-lavc hushes iPision he-ii,
il 1(1:30 a. Ml. Dcctmher '.'7 C
ila\p adjoumns Du-emlii-r 30.
tics revealed that registration
’boards W’ore securing the club
I’.tmbership books of the while
jpuily and without request by the
’iiitmbers, were issuing registra-
jlion certificates to those person-;.
!a: the same time, McCray said,
"‘lorod citizen.s who appear in
person for cerlificates us is rc-
i,Hired by law, are made to .stand
.ill day u'aiting while rigLStiation
V, uikeis draw up eertifieales from
liiL biMik.s of 'private'' or;'uni/a-
' lion.-;.
Soutli Carolina law aI!o'.v.s a cer
lilieute to any man or woman 21
years o! age who tan show ixal
;e-date holding-s in excess of S300
or. who can both read .md writ;-.
Il i.s unlawful to issue certificates
e.ich month who h.id never ap-
plii d.
I’rogressivi' DcniocraLs then
studied the eunditiun and niude
ti.i discovery, McCray said.
The PUP ciiainnan said that th.-
while Demotrals, now controlling
llio stale, had at the .same lim-.-
ordered delaying devici*.s to r.‘-
duce the number of Negroiys qual
ifying eaeli month.
u’.ty. Waitresses for the dinner |
were all daughters of ministers.
Rev. W .S. McLeod, district sup-
trintendenl of the Winston dis
trict, presided over the general
report.
The Union Electric Membership
Corpoi-taion has been awarded
loan allf.tirent of >211,000 by REA.
Mellidilist Rally Ncir
.':i2,7.')0.69 l or l!(‘iiiicil
HOME-COOKED FOODS
And what a meal il will ba~
seasoned exactly right, and
every dish boasting a real
home-cooked flavor.
B & H CAFE
411 S. BLOUNT ST.
V
(iaii Oiviicrs Win Ri"lil
To (iompcie Anainsl
In in- itiis Eiiie
U.ii
Colli •
r,.i.
Dlll.l!
M C
'..lie-
, 1
.(111 I- Colh-
1-'
Mr. Ftllioi Chavis, .ificr more tlian[ R-NI.E'iGH l.e>' ,1 i
twenty-four months .service in ETO. r of the U. .S Kinp'm . >
spoilt the Chi'i-l-ias holidays with 'b'c. s.urt veiy x'shi >; i
tus piirents at their hum on St.ilf | tv.' ived fiun, l--jl » i
itTb 111 loiUiectiun wi ll t:..
■ (now beng i'oiiduct«>d ly Ih
Mr. Woodrow Duiist-n is bai k iiiiUitih offae to •Main .■ ureatr
town after a J'ng stint in ih- iiuvy. lety of ji.b orders for vil' rai
H- w as stat'uned on the West Cooit
ItAI-EUIH - The C.ilonade is f-
to the public on Ueermber
3: .f 8 (Ml p. m. the most bcnsaliun-
i'-'-. I*-ipie .Sliove iver -veil in
- ' III-. aeeoiYiiiig to tin mi.ii-
“ . I.I->.' Moi. ih iii ji .store of evvr
•' .'I aiii- fii, a east of uiixar-
paisid l•Clfll..l I I, ike tlie show
'f the fiiii. 1 '-i-t to l»- .-eei) ul
PU.-i'- aeiepl i,‘ir ront'i.itulali .ii.-,
|our siatiliide, a J tur best wi hes
to you.
Corriiall.v yours.
David T Smith. M. U.
j Pi I'.-iileiit
Favrlleville Piavers
j;.pi
I..U Jllli.OI
I Ci.lh-re
field .St..',
hale ('• l|e>
College,
Cfill.-ae, ;
Kayi'fte- i
W’ih-v i
•' foiK' j
Colle3i-
Mr. James Rojal “Skink'' Brown-
in-', familiar figuie in local cirt-le',
cami- lu town for Chrislma.s. Mr
Browning is insltuetur at Ihe Per-
.son County Tiaming Scli').>l.
WOUl'l
Me;-,srs. Ed. Hick.' and Chas, Bry-
lait, local lau.s now studying at A
He said tht since the ucent pid
hcity bN the local press i .arding
the fact that job placemeni --f the
kill', eiiuii.bt-r of veterans nuw .eg-
I'tfied for wirik in Ih.- Rah-igh of-
fire wa- b-iiig handle.>pp.d by a
lark of vaiulv of oidi-r.- for w rk-
i r,. ( i-ld ,. |,r«-.. Ijuvs ,.l Ih. „f-to uiiitci.-tjiid 1
ficv. who are now in the proc»-r5 of ' ‘***‘- n u;M
c'l-ntactir.fi local employers,
,the l .(
i how I
John
"None nnd»!' 1;: y:
8U years adnnlti >1 I
vearr. the person
i
Asked I
iPresi-nt MysU-ri Dramii
Mr
i-d;
fi
..lU'vii
I id it
- ivti'.y
iiid tu
■land. The show prumise-s to break
an I T. Colleg - were .seen on the already been able to bring in si-ve'-|‘^ dowr. shake it aiound, hang it
streets Ciinstmus Eve. Both fellows al new orders. A number of new ''vall. thi aw it out of the
an- outstanding men on the Aggie order.' have also betn ph md ji.tu •-It before it falli.”
football team. the local office by employers. Winters also made it clear
Ci'.iven said that the veterans' di- »he management w,. sparing
Mr. an dMr.s. I, C Hooker are vision of his office, which is und--i P««ns m iii.kiiig this the mi^l
.fxiiding Ih'- Cluistmas here visit- Ihe direction of M. R B. Kipp, is'^ulstaiung night in Citlonade his-
ing Mrs. Ho'ker'; p.T.-eni', Mr m.T co'iiph-ting .in an.dysis of .-kills The doors will open at 8:00
Mir. R. J. J. lie: Ei.x:t Davu‘ Street, pv.-is'ssed by v»-ternns actively seek- ttiere will nr.t be a dull
** I'lo-ker wa-fuiimei Iv Mis' Bet-. me rm*>loyrrtni in Raleigh, whichnnt.l the elosi-, perhaps
tie J.iiie8. uidie.ites that mote orders jjn I some lur. before 7.W. Souvenii- are
—— tiredid for truckdrivirs. ahippini;. I band for a heavy erowd.
Miss Ernestine Pop'', daughter of receiving and st 'ckroom clerks, of- 1 forget it. BurL-squa Shu v
Mr. and Mr.-'. W. F. Popi' of N-'z- fice clerk.s. stationary firemen, arc j ^‘-"^-bvr 31, ut Coiuriado.
iivvih, was fr..urie.] to James Hcii y welders, retail sales -Jerks, outs.dv j y
Watkins on Dscembtr 8th. The salesmen, retail managers, auto ir.c-i
bridi'gr.'om .va- uifiitty d .sehurged chanic helpers, service- 'tation at- ^ j|'j|*i^||^ ^
from the 1
tendants and night watchmen.
' w ill 111- out.-laii.!
rAYETTEVIl.I.E -Special. -Th.
Drama Guild of the K.iyott.-ville N
't-.i.. T-'m'Iu-is Colh'-.w piisent d on Mooi'.i.v i-v
December 12. tin- Ih-nu’.nt pinvokini; ocioig
■r.ifTi;i ■■Death Tik.-. a Holiday." a.' S« o-.lhii-
rcwrit*on fr ila- .Au.-’;i ;..i stage ii": '.-ii
by Walt.r Hen;-. Kii.iw Ciiim ily. (h.- ei'y -•/ R:.
Wilbur Baker, sophomore of It-.Ji. .S.ooi Aiiwu-tiii (^.lli-g-
RiH-ky Mount, playiir; the role of W nii.gtuii lii;;ii St.-h(.ul an po:-ib!'>
the •‘ladr.w did out'-tandnig jctim.; oli er si hools
68 did Ml;- K.ilie Bra'ich of B'-.iu-i TIkm* will la- three prizes given-
f'lrt, .il-o .1 ;-ophon:oie. playing op- t t prize SL'-lHl; 2j.i- prize
po-if:- him a;. Gnizia. Tlie pL.y w.is 3i.i prize >.'>,u(i, 'Die winiieis of .In-
iMerspeii. d with ‘ aeiinK. ' fii'l p-i/v wilt jxu litip.itv in lh»
e.-picii.llv as in ’he case i f Mainiv-' D slri . Talsiil Hunt to iiiovt-ne in
Ha), i.f Wil-i-n as Baron CesaV''» ’'ti.irl-itte. during tin- faster seoi^on
and Mi Maii'n .Siiaw of F.iyet-e- 11. re will b coiuevlanl; from
% itie. a:. Prini' s of San T.u*-i « idv 4 Si' ,ii.) s-'.ili C.indioa .ippearm,'
C./lI!. a ritenMy ii-‘uriied v-leran m the l.•.•trict TaL;.; iluni, of
olayed acceptably the role of Luke Oineg.i 1‘ : Mo Fraleiiiiiv.
Lambert, The plav ww under ll'i: In the "Tolent Nielii" program
direction of Mi- I.ois IV Tunier. di- in R-ileigh and othi-r eitie,- uf North
reitoi- of Dranmties of thi- Inst'tu- and S olli (•..rolina. Omega P..i Pui
Bon. f, aler'nfy l.oja - 'o dt , ov % r and aid
f till' r.nt were: .-oim- ■ pruson ,.f lousit-.il t;il
l.ITTl.K HOCK 'ANPi — A joint
ineetin;; of Ihe eiiy il Iranspoi-
Ilioo an poblie utilities (ommil-
es appro\e last week the |>elitioii
I .1 loi i| taxieab i'p I'ulol' lo opei -
(e cab- between Collego SUitioo
II this city lie-pile p. ytesis of Hor-
c - .A, Ilio;'.. bo lino o|«ei'.ilor.
The tiv.- e.ib owiu 1 . who |i.i d
311 (adi a' city lu-i oie fe- for six
oiillv, are AiTolii Brown, .1. T.
|Tb. inp .11, Jb iiiy .M, Dol:.oii. E I.,
iBohertseii and Bduiy Kcowii. Tweti-
I'v Negro .md l.*> while lOsidents io
i tin .ire.i lo be - i \ ej by thi eab
I line i.iv'.ii"! a pelilion lu city offi-
liials "III the name uf Gixl and for
itiie sake of luinr.inily.’
! llirig has not paid .i city licen.-e
. fee for two years, alderman said,
B.Ai.KIOll . toll, luia rh:ipter of ’ ••nd J, Ro-s Robley. lawyer for the
Omega I’si I'ln Kialciiiily of Ra-.c ab owners, said his ciu ids funiish-
leiah. I l akiiii'. . Ian- for a TaUot ed st-rviee al all hou;„ in addition
f Musir.il iiiuntier.. to regularly -sehedulerj ;• vice. Tlie
.laiiu.ir.v 21.-! al k lliiig bii;: line did nol adequately
isby-G irfii-l.l | -Cl \ o a eonununit^ of ll.lKKJ i e idt-in ,
OMEEAS RI AN
TAEEAT MEIiT
(in.-( nsboor, N. C. —KcpartinR
!sll.75(l.69 mini.sler.s of lh(‘ N. C.
Cunferenee .if Ihi Methodist
Chiireh completed heir annual
b nd and ca.eh rally for Benn ‘it
Cilli'ge during a m ■•ling of the
gioup last week at Jennott Col
lege.
Uut.stripping the other distiict.‘'
of the conh'rence the Win don
('i.siriet nported Si.112.25. Other
cll.'lrict reports were: Clroensboro.
$!lllD.itD; Laurininjrg, $4U-1..T0: and
\V stern di.strict. $:i43.25.
Principal .speaker for the rally
was Ur. W, A. Lainlieth, district
.'uperinteiulcnt, Greinsboro di;-
ti iel, We.stein N' 'll Carolina can-
f'TelU-i .
Bringing gieei gs- from the
variou-s distriet.s were C. M. Win-
.-in-.'-l.-r. (.Ireen.slioro: Rev. W. C.
1,. .Scarborough. Win.ston .Salem:
.and the Rev. (I. E, ilogue, U'estern
di.strict.
i Pm deni David D. .fones prr-
.Sided at the dinner nn'i-ting in
Wilour F. Steeli Dining Hall. Mis;
.\l;riam Gidney .spok(‘ on behalf
of the students and Miss Edna
iGray Taylor on behalf of the fa. -
.^£SZ525Z£r2S2525'dS25S52S2n5Z5Zb.
Payne’s Ru.siness and
Secretarial School
MRS. S. J. PAYNE. Maniigu
Member of the National
Businegg Association
Accredited B.v:
The North Carolina Stale
Board of Education
Complete Business Course
• Shnrlhand
• Typing
• Cah'ulalor
• Book-keeping
• Stenotyping
• General Ofice Procedure
• Mimeographing
• Comptomelry
• Specialized Courses
• Evening Classes
Notary Public
Public Stenography
Write For Full Information
Dial 8950
416 BLOODWORTH ST.
Raleigh. N. C.
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V
S. (;. ReuLslralion
LIAMCtHAI
Device K\posed
I
Other m- inbf i
Mis«es I'earl Y"Ung. pjlionce Jane i-ut i
a ll hi^ ur her full imt.sk-.il
('OLUMBfA. S. C. tANP)—n -
-Itoure of an unlawful device fur
registering w'hite I)‘inoer:(ts wa.3
made Monday by John H. M -Kuv,
* .ti- rhai'-man of t.h.' Pri)gr''ssiv ■
Uemofratic party.
MeCiay .said that (.Iwervafions
l/.\ PDP li'a(!ei.s in tveral couu-
Spend A Pleasant Evening!
at I
SUN. - MON. . lUF.
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A Medal For Benny'
DEC. 30 - JAN. 1
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Dorlhy Laniour, .-lituro de Cordova
•‘BIRTHDAY PARTY” c.rloon
"Banner Lassie” Oddity Mntrotone News
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Mr ail d.Mi:;. I. C. Hooker are
p. mihig the CluiDmas hire visil-
Mr Hoi kei pareiits, Mr. anrl
• 15, J .1 lie:-, E.i-.t Davie Street.
Il'.-kt-r was furmeilv Mis* Bet-
Juiies.
Miss Erneyliiie Pop':, diuieliler of
Mr. and Mi-" W. F. Pope of Naz-
; th, wa.s marrieil to James Hen y
w 'liins oil IJicembir fith. The
!-i I'leKroom wu' n-cently discharged
fniiii the iiavv after n.me lhau m-v'-’ii
ears M-rv:'.. They w'll make their
I,nine ill l!..li-i;:h.
k M'.'.a ; Albert and Joe Milchnor
Piif New A'oik City, hut formerly "f
^ this lit;, iiiiii* Chri.’mas visiting
relative.' ..iid friends hero.
vision of his office, which is iind-'r
the direction of Mr. R- B. Kipp, is
cumpletiiig an anal.v is of skills
pc.^stssed by veterans actively seek-
' ing employment in Raleigh, which
liiidiiMtes that more orders are
nreded for truckdrivers, shipping,
receiving and st.Tckroom clerks, of
fice clerks, stationary firemen, arc
[welders, retail sales -Jerks, outside
salesmen, retail numagers. auto me
chanic helper.s. .service station at-
Jendants and night wat-'mwn.
[ Craven said a number of veterans
' are also avaikable who were not old
enough to aetjuire any degree of
work experience bc-fovr? their in-
tuiction into the armed services and
■ pains “7TI ;
uiitstaning night in Colonadv his-1
■ wun
tnry. The doors will open al 8:00
P M- and there w'ill i.ot be : dull
iroment until the (luse, perhaps
some time before 7:t8i. Souvenirs .no
already on hand for a heavy crowd.
Don't forget it. Burl-jsque Sliow
Ueceir.bvr 31, at Colonadc.
Wlial’s 111 A IVanH-?
HAMI’TDN INS'llTUTE. Vi. —
The old (pieiy, • Wli.il'' ui a name'; ’
leinpor.Tiily took i.n new slgiufl-
;mce at 1! impton In.'tilute rece.il-
Mr. liAiii.i! AV'.i'ie. Mr. Jud«nii
Wa ie. Mr, and Mrs. Ge-iige SanJ-
er.-i spent the Chii-'mas holidays
With their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hicmas W.ioe, South Bio.ml Street.
Mr.s, Geui'go S.mdei> was formerly
Mi--;« Elsie Wade.
result are havin;5 difficulty in' iy_ when 'luce men student:
obtaining j./bs bi.ausc many eui- into Kapp.i Delia, the Hamp-
ployers are reluctant to the inex- j,,^ cliaptt ■ of Aliilia Kappa Mij.
perieiued applicants Craven e’^'jwerc re\t ed to be possvssor.s not
plained that many of the men fo-!oi,jy of similar outst.uiding M-ho-
eelvcd specialized trainio;; m the ' |;i;i5;tic ubilit.v but also 'if the same
arm.v or navy, which is closely re- They were: Calvin Wan-
latecl to civilian activities and he •’'J' ser of Delaplaiie. Va.; Calvin Samp-
hopeful that the cmplo>er; in all ,,f CaiVibiidge. Md,; and Calvi.i
liiu'.s of industry will recognize Jhis | c„oke of Plit-obu.s, Va
experience
M!', |.. I piUi' .»»!.■ flH!"
f Maiiriii' Di'trl:' ‘i..) ut lliml to i-ouwi.e m
,f Wilson as Briron Ccs.-u.-a ' ■iiarlotle. during tin- I'listev .'easem
ami Miss Marion Shaw of F.iyt’p- Tl,.-rc wHi b coute-.lan!' from
ville. a:; Pi im-. » of San T iir i 4 Jl- :'i uuJ Iv-'.lh r.i -oliua .ippi.-armg
U.r/ell. a rccen’ly n-’urned vrter.an in the iJi-liiil T.ili-nl Hunl of
olayed acreptahly the role of Luke Onie;‘.a P'i I hi Fruttruiiy
Lambert. The pl.av wts under t!ic j In the “"'.ilcni Night progra;
direction of Mi-.' Lois 1’. Turner, di- in H ileigh and otlu-
roi'lor of Dramatics of the inst:
♦ton.
piade Monday by John H. MvKav,
*:d.‘ chai'iiian of Ihe Progrf'sslv ■
Uomocratic parly.
MeCuiy said that obser\ations
hy PDP leaders in several coufi-
(itlirr nii-mlir-i-.i of Hie ca'* were:
Mis«e.s Pearl Yuiing. P.ilience Jane
Taylor, Pearlie .lames, Mina M'-1-
vin. Minnie J;irmMi who lu.wed
gri-al slr- rigth of rliaiaclorirr’i'u
m the role of Rhod.i and H.-rbeil
Talum. Cyrel (J.ilbi'alli and Jitlhi.T
Moi'g.m.
V
(iollcjic RoihI (ioiilest
C*
Wiiiiu-r Aiinouiu-t'il
eilies of North
nd S .nth (‘aioliiui, Omo-.a P.d Phi
atemity ho|>es to di -vovir and aid
iu‘ ! Tied prison of inu'ii-al lal- ^
n-.iel) hi- or In r full musical
\V»- will appi ■ ci.ite auv aid nil'
il ■ -i.iumimIiy v. ill ri-nder to htflp
ral.e thi' pr.-.iatn a siucc.s'-rul
no which, in turn, may briio- ; uc-
Spend A Pleasant Eveninc
-AT-
cnl
Pine Acres
to '
; lu'l
and triiiiiing which j Members in Alpha Kappa Mu. an
Mr. Jo iph Ki'mney, Jr., is visit- these service men and women ha"C ! imercollegiate Itonorary scholastic
j obtained. i society, is limited lu juniors and
I Since August, 417 service men an J 'seniors wlio have maiiittuned a grade
'women have been placed ii^ 2.3 points In a grading
In addition to those, 2604 have con- pystem where A is 3 pmnl.i. B \> 'i
tacted the local office and have jj„j| q j, j pobit. I'ho pur-
been served or referred to other ! ,„{t.,|,jzatioii is "to tiro-
agcncios involved in the post ' mom high scholarship; to encuiiiago
'^BABY
program.
-V-
m
By Edna Mae Melnioth
Author, Critic And
; Aiidicni-e Clash Over
I “Strange Fruit”
i
sincere and zealous endeavot in all
Yields of knowledge and .service; to
, cultivate a high order of persomil
; living; and to tlcvelop an apprecia
tion for scholarly work and scliul.ir-
ly endeavor in others."
In addition to the three Calvin.*,
Miss Alberta Muiidy of Atlantic
City. N. J.. and Mis.s Irma Cheek of
It would bo very convenient - if
physicians and nuiriticinisls could
s*t up a schedule telling exactly
when each new food should be
started during baby’s first year.
Ju.st os babies vary in the age
when the lir.st tooth and then other
teeih appear, so they vary in the
age when new foods should be
started. Y'our physician is by far
the best guide, for he knows your
baby’s requirements.
- Orange juice and cod liver oil
are started any time after the hrst
week, (i.-iually when the baby is
two or three weeks old. Your doc
tor will tell you how much to give.
One of the special baby cereals,
fortiiicd with vitamins and min
erals to supplement those in milk,
^ ta given next. This may be start-
any time from one month to
tbrcf months and is given at tba
noon feeding.
About a month later, which
moans between two or two and a
ftilf months to about tliree and a
half months, one of the strained
vegetable.'; is given. After a week
on one vegetable, change to an
other one, but give baby plenty of
time to become familiar with each
ooe. Then change the cereal to
bKukfa.-it or supper time and after
* • two or three weeks it may be given
at both meals. ^
• Strained fruits may be started
any time after a vegetable has be
come familiar. Gradually, very
gradually, more of a variety is
given. By nine months of age there
should bo several vegetables, some
meats and vegetable soups, egg
yelk, several fruits in the menu.
> Good food habits are started
early and learning to eat a variety
is uQ important part in this train-
inr- ■ ♦
XTFW vriRK lANP) — In the last Weldon, were abo inducted into the
.ok fXum of Z year of tho .Hampton chapter of Alpiia Kappu
took '”'‘""11'^,,,;;;“ uf Negro Lit-. Mu. All five membiTS tver ■ huiini ed
-- • - .«t-i - banquet at the colU-gc, full >w-
induction
f^itul/^of 'ihe'Ncw York" Public I at ^ ,
I ibravy last Tuesday Lillian smith, j ing the miliation and
Abe Hill and the auc’icncc cla.shod , ceremmuea.
in a vigorous debate over the merits j y
of ‘'Broadway's misunderstood play. I
vvelUmiinnered but the difference f ' .Mother of ‘Garhage Gan'
L'liivcisity, Ni'W Grleaii', was
narntd Hu' wiiuuM' of a liund .'■elL
ling ((itilcsl, Kpors'UT'tl by the N.i-
'tioiiiil A."oii'ialiuu of f'oll.Klatc
Diiiiis an.l Hi‘(;i'lrars in Negro
Si'houl . atcoi'tiing to a statement
l•elca::c(^h.v Dean GcorKc C. Grant,
pi'.'iikiil of till' ;i::suiialiiTn. Twen-
')• '■ulN'i:.;; in fouiti'cn
all (Ithv Di'tiicl Of Cnlumbid
liarlii'ip.ite.'l ami a lot.il of $i!4.8r>7 3.i
ill .‘i.iU'.-i has bci'ii ri-p.ul('d lo ihih-.
>C..vu‘i' Uiiicruty sold a total of
S20.22:i,4.*i in I'oiicL amt 'lair.p;' ;.iid
has bCf n ficrbiml th-* w'nner.
ed several origin.il loanu'cripfs of
The wiiiim; colh'Ur will be aw-ard-
T.eiu'.slon HuKhc.. M.ok Van Dt.:-"i
nrul iilluT w rilers. Tli. e authors will
pii'.seiU thiir maiuisci ipts in person
al a c« rciiioiiy to be hold al X.ivi'T
:n Jauuarv. 19»;.
Mr. W'lli.'im Pivkem. cliief of the
Inteii'iicical S.ctien of the N.'itlnn.:!
TIu (■ ..t.ile .'lui'ia! Halcliery !
A' ocalioii iia . 1 et'oiniiu'iuicd that j
.ill Imli'l. r.vnieu e-ninhute 10 I'cnl.s '
pi-r 100 I hick Mild ' 111 iim ]ltr> to |
the puiilli')' Xtiiid >)f tile Agrii tillui'd ‘
E’oiindafi :n of the Sl'ilo Colle: e.
DINING and
DANCING
‘‘A Medal For Benny”
Doi'thy Lamour, Arturo de Cordova
“BIRTHDAY PARTY”
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opinionInfant Pm On
L D. Reddick, who .
opened f e meeting by PObUing out
that’the'sincerity and high purpose Pp^)|)atj()n .
of Lillian Smith were t>ul debata-. ]
bio In A-TLAMTA lANP. - Miss Cln.n [
olfninst r.KMl sefi N .....tliern lib- R'"''”'-'. ob-niiod with obiiiidonniciil I
lusul to join «dh 0, „ wnen l.or i.lloe. d bobv 1
ori,l oreantoions Old I.,.,, ,,„„d f., „ „„,.boso co.i hors!
cdnor of ihc „f last October 23. at the First Mt-lho-
dist churcli (white) last wei-k was |
-INow l‘!iivin»-
A Gny and Glittering Musical Romance!
BETTY HUTTON 9 DON DE FORE
BARRY FITZGERALD
•S'lOHKCil’l’.
established her as
human democracy however, writ
ing a successful play for Broadway
may be something else entirely.
Miss Smith told the audience nf
her motive in writing the play;
that she did • that she is the mother of tne O'
orama of Negro but of ‘ ,u„d testified that she placed thc
'S hor'cl:"actlrs were^■oai and ,fnnt in a garbage can because
tried oil the charge and given
probaU-d term of twelve months by
Judge John S. McCU'IIumU uf Ful
ton Criminal court.
Miss Barlow, 21. acknowUdg J
that she is the mother of the b'ib.v
[thought it dead.
Abe Hill, director of the Amcci-
'-IS > ni'an
replie by saying that the play
sprawling, that the characters were
not “explained" and that in contrast
to his excitement when he hod seen
"Deep Are The Roots." he feh" in
different when viewing ‘'Sfrange
Fruit.’’
The audience then Jumped into a
free-for-uU discus.sion. alternately
hurling praise and blame at both
cri*ic and author.
and Mrs. RodcU Brooks, asking
hospital authorities to show cause
why they ^hould not have perman
ent custody of the child. The couit
order is returnable in the domestic
rel.ations c urt next Januaiy 10.
.Sim. - Him. - Tlie.
Bl.nve Was .\vrr
l.ovahle !
JOAN LESLIE
ROBERT HUTTON
‘To'i Yomi; To know'
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vocate of human democracy but
that shd should have called
The general concensus a* the con- professio'ial playwright to make
[elusion of the meeting was that, “Strangel Fruit" the Broadway hit
I Lillian Smith was a staunch foe oft it
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