WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 NC Trades I Contest is IS, j GREENSBORO The Atkins ! High Seho.'.l of Winston-Salem, the! Wiiliston Hi; h School of Wilmlng- j lon and Jordan Scliars High j School of Huriineton tied for top j boners in the Slate Trade Cor.- j ■tests in id here at A&7 College j last Friday. April 5. Kjfpi-eaenta-1 lives front i rch school table three | first places in contpetitions in 16- i tvndt; urcciu. The local Dudley High School j close behind with two-first places, j The hat individual prize, a cast! j nv.ard of SSO given by Brick and ; Tile Service-. Inc., here in Greens- j boro, event to Gharles .Mills, a . rtudent in t'c.e Academy Heights ! High Scliiii;: at PinolHiy.sv The event, sponsored l»y North j Carolina Student Industrial Or- i ; fsanization and the North Carolina ■ | Trade and Industrial Teachers Or- I I ganizatiori in cooperation with the j Atate De&rimaat of Vocational ! ' Education at A&T College, drew a j Sc\j iv.oec than 200 tou.petilors. j Winners in the vr.riov..: conpeti- ’ tlons. in order of plarorre'nt in- j chided: Auto Body (m'TaP - John s Robin?: vn. Burlington: Richmond j Davis. Ralcagi: and Collie .Tore v 1 Orecfisboro. Aiilo M.*. 1 ten ~ - <iearri» - Price McCarthy and Rob- j «-rt Shgields, Winston-Salem, Ron• nice Jessup and Troy Kiser, 1 Greensboro or J Bernir Honey and j William Vaught, Wilmington : Brick Masonry T - OdiE Johnson, j 3T.oCkln iiham; Jethro Brown. Pine- ; hurst and Randolph bullock, War- j renter. Brick Masonry I! - Charles Mills j Pinehurst; James Stewart, and | James Dockery, Southern Pm- s ; Carpentry - (term) .. Christopher j . boro: nines Lee and Ben J. Smith, 1 Smlthfteld and William Misengei- j rru-r and Willis Love. Concord, Commercial Cooking - Mildred j Davis, 'Wilmington; Anita f.. Tate, > i .a : ■ s - ling tor.. Di-m *ng - John Caesar. Durham j end Beni. S.-.ivvrs. Burlington. #e i fo>- first glace and Claud Barnes, j GoidsJ.oro; Dry Cleaning - Wai- ! . to Ilnui ti. Burlington: Alexander i Roe is. Wilmington and T. erov Par- j s-.n, Wilmington Floral Design - j Deris Hill, Wihmr- de.n and Stevie | llder, Winston-Salieri: at -Cutting - Tarreit. Win- : th-n-Selem and Paul Beer. b. Bur- i burton. Nursr? Aide - Darlene | Lewis Greensboro Pa'ntlng - Ger ald Dozier. Greensboro. Radio - i Jackie Barrett. Winston-Salem: I Jariies Wheel., r, Wih.iinru - n ,uhl i Carl Millrr. Burlington. Shoe Re-j pairinr; - Richard Mob!, v. Giv.ra boro. Tailoring - I,eon Davis. Wil- ; minion; J. Whiu-, D'rhoin and) Phillip Richardson, Charlotte. The g: oup was enb Gamed with ! t! rev! nti; p i ui by Du. W«<r:n;;:h j T. Gibbs pr indent *of the coll- ee | and Mr>. Gibbr., i* :■ yy day- I long i- anpoi 1 4 ion. Thu t *.•.tu-«f v,-,. ! htld under t;v .a«nrrvi?:on JR, j Taylor, as . u ni Ei.Je supervisor of : Vocational Edueatuion African Is Speaker Ait Shaw Univ. Stanley W. M. Wan.imbwn. the chief of Bi's isu Country in Ujatt- | da. East Afri<a spoke at. Shaw Uni versity on Monday, April 17. to a i class in "Applied Christirmiiy." ! taught by the Reverend Moses N i DeLaney. Mr. IVanambvii stressed the need for men and women who are trained in all areas to work j in that country, tfe also stat ed that students in Fast Africa are desirous of coming to the United States to study. Mr. Wanambwa is on a study i tour here. -HERE AT LAST Germ Free Predicts j THE CRY OF ".JUNIOR, take that nut of your mouth, you’ll get sick," is fa t. becoming a thing of the past thanks to Cm obex treated products. Coro hex, a revolutionary chemical formula that kills disease bacteria was introduced by Bruce E. Stewart, president of Bex Industries of New York City (standing) , pictured here with lir. Henri Coutiriho, developer of ■ the formula. This long sought after boon to mankind ia already scheduled to appear in clothing, blankets, paint, Payton plastic toys, Little Angel nursery products, plas tic containers, Perma-Nfuraer baby bottles and housewares. This scien tific achievement heralds a new era of mi filth protection. In addition to ■hs “permanent germ killing action,” Unrobes is sc!f-deodorizing, destroy* f ungus and prevents mold. It i* com pletely sdfc, being nun-allergic, nan toxic and non-poisonous. Flowers ~ ♦ mSted m Chilian starve, f > 98c and $1 ♦ Dramatic big flowers or 4 clusters of small blossoms MU to wear solo or with a matching chiffon scarf. A essories-— Street Floor £ f ' ' L<lb | Sale! I 1 ■ 4 4 ' bF i Nylon Lriefs 1.19 Fun - proof Nylon tricot in tailored styles and styles u-,;h dtep nylon lact trim. Specially' purchased to bring you great savings. White only, sizes 5 to 9. f«s- *&• <8»- i ( /ft ! /t. f : > Handbags ( r’yx ' 2.98 JTS- 14.98 ! f t m 'KrMk / A iasmm < liJilse. j White, Navy, Black, Flax, l s astels and two- tone combinations in slim styles and big FAILLE 'totes." PATENT STRAW LINEN GENUINE LEATHER NOVELTY FABRICS SIMULATED CALF (■£. Handbags Street Floor t 3i \ Ski ß f Gloves * | 98c to 4.98 Jg|# ,| | Doublewoven Nylon or UWM * j. Cotton, Sheer Nylon or /•'iy * * Stretach String styles, .# Short or Long, White, 1 k jm A k Black, Navy and colors to , ■ \\ m match any costume. f u & % ffi 4 Glora Street Floor » i ’_ _ J f Nylons Ai' ' afifk * 89c to 1.95 Name yout favorite styles .. , , Stretch with seam* of seamless, plain and mesh Colors that complement 4 i | Easter Millinery i Costume Jewelry * J-S8 to 14.95 » , 98c to 4.98 1 4 Accent your Easter costume with the "just right" pieces $ 4 of jewelry. Necklaces, Bracelets, Earrings, Pins in Easter hats were never more becoming! And you’ll find impressive array, plus the new pearl bibs, simulated or i Aa fresh water pearls. T the largest selection of the smartest styles here. All 4 Jewelry Street Floor Archdale j Millinery Second Floor > ” ♦ / 1 A x Made to our exacting specifications to give you a shirt a M jfTk 11/ y: » with the smartest appearance, long wear. Collar guar- ’ -j%, if M T anteed to outwear the body of the shirt Silky-smooth R M Broadcloth in sleeve sizes 32 to 35, nick sizes 14 to 17. A **' g£f Men’s Store—Street Floor 1 mm w “ shable Rjyo “ Lin ™ ♦ •■■ Archdale % &W?W Boys Suits 1 Washable '* i... * * acron Ties t to T-98 A V\\ p"1 *SO Giant size plush bunnies, expressive little one*, wm# \V;j \ 3.99 4 a W 1 Men ’* ntor * ” strcct * with music baskcts and Easl '-' novcsty toys inclu4ed LV./jCjl c. iH f m Superior ties in exclusive. . too! . i' i ! jshjw j p f design*. Wash them, they f h I / / ▼ i Ms fwj f £&' need little or no pressing. H Sports Coats witli contrast- I h ilß' A Tie « sl ly, hold ,-rarely. , S .e„„., Fl»r Y..th Ceoier - WU.lniM M. M. ing color slacks. 11 color 4 If * Jg*/ icsist wrinkles, X T All combinations to choose from. BBf\ jd.f Sm i ' a |g 1 & '' an,s "• t,n ' ,r '" wi,h ha,f - 4 W V I d\ n II all r I—- 1 ... U»ulrßlMw THE CAROLINIAN Gift Boxes 1.35t0 4.00 For the family or friends, nothing, more wel- Av (/^TM com* than farnous-narne candies. (qfi? w Tyf \'S] Whitman’s Old Dominion, or Mareehals. / < >r \ttracti\'ely packaged for Easter. Candies Street Floor h .«*» .-sfc <•* . „ PAGE FIVE

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