WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JULY 27, 1557
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NEW MAMA—Seven year-old
Filipino Theresa Ingles, repre •
’seni.ilsve. of the need., children
i f tier country, plants a mater
jir-i kies on (he doll «he received
through Seventeen Magazine's
Christmas Doll Contest This
vear’s seventh annual doUmak
iug competition, now open,
sponsored hv HrnSON'BEf.K.
will feature a. top prize Caro*
pcan trip Notr.tnbVr IS to De
cember 2 with »■ out in France,
Italy, Turkey and Greece. Yii
rielle entered In the con'rst w*!l
he distribute at Valet id?,
through the Foster Parents’
Plan. tnr. to underorivlleged
children In overseas areas,
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A. C. E IEAGD HONORS
A mem berm: p drive vvoc*. k.uncii- )
ed r,v the Ai ' Lc - .e es ■:. [' . ■
Church, Sunday duly 14 A hr,: !
number of new rr.c-r.ib?!-- uv • m |
a*K-ariai.cc t-iote jn th.- !
People’s Pc parin' nt aad in thv I
Atiu * 3 Depart!’"cm.
Tile meeting .it <*, |
o'clock p.m. with J i r' ,Sc:i‘t
rresidhtg- The tnpi< for dis ;
cusmo; ' f‘ors ; fh : r I it- Li
lies,which w!s beautifully
emphasized by Ui? ! - trtrr. The
subtopics were discussed, in
*er>pered with so! ns and ;o
•t'umeita! :p'i •>••. Tin*
drive will continue through
Aug. 4.
At an appointed time during the :
meeting, one of the yonnr. p- ople j
quietly announced to the President 1
of Ihe League that a supriso await- :
ed us downstairs.
The dining room was decorated I
artistically with flower?. Mamie
Riddick received the Leaguers and j
guests and directed them to the
table where the punch bow! was i
surrounded with cookies of all cle- j
scriptions. It was a very enjoy- i
able surprise on a very warm night, j
Young peopie taking a part in ;
the Surprise were. Ariessa Brown, ]
Elsie Scot., Mamie Riddick. Bar- i
bara Muchell, Elaine Johnson and j
Pons Bonn, Charles Fuller, Leon
Penn, Jr, Terry Hough, Jr., Bobby
McQueen and Atlas Edwards.
Among the Adults present
were Mrs. Arldie G. Logan.
President of the League: Mr.
Don T. Rough, Sr., 2nd Vice
President; Mrs, Doris McAd
-BDt, adult leader, Airs. Pinkie
Hail, • Mrs. C. J- Wortham
Mrs. Nellie Burch, Mrs. Resale
Farter, Airs. Martha Spruill,
• Martha Horne, Mi'-. Mae
AUioi in, Mrs. Mary f.Jltlelohn
and Mrs. Currie ( isMHirrry.
Bridge Champs
Plan Msetisig
k Pittsburgh
WASHINGTON (ANP) Vic
t- r It. Daly, president of the Amer
ican Bridge association, stated this
week ,h. this year's national
championships will be the best at
tended in the 24-year history of
the Association.
The annual tournament will be
held at the Hotel Fort Pitt, Pitts
burgh, August 10 through the 17.
•So great has been the demand for
h'-tal accomodations, that the Fort
Pitt announced last week that it
was booked to capacity, Overflow
*pac# was being provided at the
Will Crown ‘Miss Elk:’
Sleigh's Elks
Lounge Scene
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To Crown *'Mi?s P.ik
Ila main feature of the
' duncr uili hr the crowning ot
' Hiss s Ik,” who will hr chosen
from .itnoiu contestants rotn
fii-'.T.y nr th- title from the
i seven loffes*
! Johnny Mir.ter and his Orchestra 1
| will presen 1 music for the oevasion |
and Kid” Sparrow, famous come- 1
i dian sod dancer, will premiete his
! -1557 Revile.”
Dancing will get underway at
1 1 pm. The public is invited.
Officials of the F.lks Fifth Dis
i trim are: Julius R Haywood, i
IG; r.d Deputy, chairman: Mrs |
IT ,■ ; Chavis. Daughter Deputy.
‘ c--cha and Ilenry Atwi'cr. ;
i Fcci-otiiry-Ti’c-asurer, Special De- :
Thr purpose of thr '"riiss
t■' " contest (« to choose »
person to represent the D!s
ijet :it the National Conven
ing in Philadelphia in August.
The winner will receive r free
trip to the ror.fab and att ex
penses wiil he. paid by the
Fifth District.
Lodges included in the Fifth i
| District, are : Fidelity Lodge, 222, j
• Raleigh: Bull City Lodge. 317. Dur- »
i ham: " Pride of Vance, 1143 Hen- i
dorson: V, m r-n County, 1214. Wise
.. . : . ; Secuiit} 638, Sanford; Al
)«'ight. 1401, SiTiithfiold; Pride of j
: Orange, 276,' Chapel Hill j
Penn-Sheraton, the Roosevelt and 1
’ other nearby down-town hotels.
All of the ball-room space
I in thr hotel has been contrac
ted for by the ABA which es
timates that a minimum of 125
tables will he in play through
! out the entire eight days and
nights of the tournament. Mr.
Daly said that the nearly sev
en hundred players will enter
an average of five events,
making a total of 3500 entries.
For these entries they will pay j
| approximately $9,000 in entry fees. :
j One hundred and sixty engraved
1 trophies will be awarded to the
| winning contestants, and Life Mas- j
i ter emblem*! will be presented to ■
, those who have acquired a total :
: of 3.00 national master points dur- j
i 1 \\f> past year.
1 AST YEAR’S CHAMPIONS TO
DEFEND
1 The president stated that all of.
’ of the current, champions who won j
their titles in Chicago last sum- i
j mer wit! defend in Pittsburgh, i
From New York will come the
National Individual Champion,
Sam White. Dr. Joseph Henry,
Washington, D. C. and major Rob
ert Fru-nd, Dayton, are the Men's
Bairs champions.
From Chicago, Mrs. I.ola
Scales and Mrs. Vivian Brig
ham will be on hand to defend j
the Women’s crown. Also from j
j Chicago, James Garcia and El
vert Marsh will defend the
j coveted Open Fairs Title. The 1
Mixed Pairs champions are
from Brooklyn, Airs. Catherine
Harris and Edward Williams.
One of the biue ribbon ev
ents of the bridge world is the
Open Team of Four title.
Mr. Daly is .now concluding his
j eighth year as president
800 Educators F rom 31 States Expected At ATA’s 54th
Session At North Carolina College July 28, 29 And 30 |
DURHAM Some 800 eduea- 1
tors from 31 states are expected !
to attend the 54th annual meeting j
of the American Teachers Associ- ;
ation at North Carolina College.
July 28, to 30, according to ATA
President T. R Speigner of NCC
President Eisenhower, Gov
ernor Luther Hodges of North
Zion Women End
: Successful Meet
DINWIDDIE. Va. The first ,
Summer Conference, sponsored by j
the Woman's Home a*nd Foreign !
Missionary Society, A. M. F,. Zion J
j Church, ended here Friday, after |
a four-day session, which was at- j
tended by more than 200 persons, j
The Conference was planned by
the Executive Committee of the
Society and was designed to bring
together missionary workers from
ail over the country to discuss ways
and means to expand the work.
The theme of the meeting was.
“Come to learn. Go forth to serve”.
Classes in missions were conduct
ed by Prof. VV. L. Yates, who heads {
the department, of Missions, Hood j
Theological Seminary, Salisbury, j
N, C. Mrs. Hiidred Wactor, New j
York, conducted classes for those |
who are interested in youth. Mrs. '
Charlotte T. Haselrig, Chicamau- :
ga, Georgia, held classes for those ;
who work with children.
Mrs. Emma B. Watson. Lancastr, j
i S. C., had charge of classes for a- j
| dulls. Mrs. M Ardelle Shaw, Wil- j
nnngton. C . gave spi mu
| ses in ‘‘Christ, the Church and !
j Race Relations. ’ Each teacher !
I proved helpful. Mrs. Shaw's course |
| was perhaps most unique, due to j
the fact that it dealt with Integra- j
i tion in all walks of life. She told !
! the members of the class that in- !
! tegralion was not. only desired in !
1 schools but on all levels She. ad- i
Easy Terms Do Our Own Financing! '
Dependable West.inghouse Ranges
LIST PRICE SALE
36" Apt. Size 249.95 143.95
30” Apt. Size 209.05 *1 80*00 I
40” Full Sizo^ Deluxe-. .320.0-5 230,00 !
40’" Deluxe ........... 369.05 282*00
40” Deluxe 409.95 240.00
COMPLETE HOME LALMIKV—WORK SAVER
Westmghouse
Wash f Dii Laundramat
Lss* Price 529 95 358«39
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Westinghouse Refrigerator Buys
LIST PRICE SALE
BCu. Ft 249.95 199.00 !
0.5 Cu. Ft. 340.93 279.00
11.4 Cu. Ft 449.95 320.00
12.2 Cu Ft 519.95 343.00
13.2 Cu. Ft. Pink 529.95 330.00 j
Whirlpool Clothes Dryer
List Price 229.95
118.00 ' ;
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LIST PRICE S VLE
21” All Channel - non ne
Table Model 369.05 ZfaJlUO
21” Deluxe Console nnn nr
All Channel 369.95 443.33
1-21” Color 525.00 450.09
AJI Channel
FLOOR SAMPLE FAN CLEARANCE
LIST PRICE SALE
hi” Oscillating 17.95 $14.95
12” Oscillating 29.95 $26.95
21” Exhaust 39.95 $29.95
21” Portable 39.95 $29.95
21” Reversible
Window 49.95 $39.95
Twin Ventilator
Window 59.95 $49.95
21” Roll Around Fan 59.95 $49.95
Go Through Tunnel From Main Store
t Carolina and high represents- |
lives of the U. S, Department
of Health. Education, anu Wel
fare have already sent greet
ing to ATA for s, successful
session.
“Conserving Our Human Re* j
sources Through Adequate. Equit- j
able, and Effective Education" is !
monished them, however, that tole- J
ranee on the part of all concerned i
would have io be recognized and
accepted. She urged participation
on mixed comraitß os, nos ’usi to '
be represented but for real con*ri- •
bution to the work of the commit
tees. j
Mrs, Amelia M. Tucker, Louis
ville. Ky.. was the speaker for :
Vespers, held every even.ng at 7:00.
Others who took part in lectures
and addresses were; Mesdames Ju- ‘
anita Adjahoe, N. L. Meeks, Ethel !
.Lewis, Eugenia Goldsmith, W. D. j
Carson, Cleo Tyner, Elsie Keyes, ■
Idunia Rogerson, Cordelia Elliott, j
Georgia Cauthen and Mabel Jones, i
Mrs. Abhie Clement Jackson, j
general president, was in attend- •
ance and made quite a contribu
tion. Mrs. Alccstis Coleman, was !
the chain: an and served as ’he !
dean of the Conference. Mrs. Geor
gia L. Cauthen was co-chairman. .
Mrs. S. J. Medford also served as j
co-chairman and was host-super- :
visor.
The outstanding feature was the
serving of the Hciy S&crernettt of
the Lord's Supper at 7:00, Friday
morning. Bishop H. T Medford ad- :
ministered (he communion and was j
assisted by a number of ministers, j
who were in attendance Bishop i
S, G Spottswood was the guest of ;
the Conference on Wednesday
THE CAROLINIAN
the theme for the year.
The. conference starts in Duke
Auditorium Sunday, July 28, with
a memorial service at 4:00 o’clock.
The speaker will be President C.
V Troup of Ft. Valley, Ga.
United Nations Mediator Frank
Porter Graham, former president
of the University of North Caroli
na is the keynote speaker at the
first, public session at 7:30 p.m.
iJuiy 28).
U, S Presidential Assistant
Robert. B. Gray of Washington
will speak at 11:00 a.tn. Mon
day (July 29). Gray’s speech is
sponsored by the NCC Sum
mer School in cooperation with
the Principals and Supervisor*
Section of the North Carolina
Teachers Association.
The state-wide (N.C.) Prind
p, is-Supervisors eighth annual
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42 YEARS OF SERVICE!
For almost half a century we have been undertakers
in Raleigh and vicinity serving you and your families m
the most trying times.
For 42 years we have given dignified, experienced
service at costs that are amazingly low*.
HOW CAN WE 00 THIS? |
We buy our caskets in large quantities and have our
nvn show room. Because we do this we are able to get
discounts that other undertakers, who buy one at a
time, can’t get. So we pass along the savings to you at
a time, when every dollar saved is needed most.
RALEIGH FUNERAL HOME
322 E. Cabarrus Street Dial TE 2-2835
Famous Name
Brand Appliances
At Prices That
Will Astound You
Warehouse is at the baek of Wilmington
Street Store
'Spring-Wouid Clocks
Vi Price
PRICES CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM
LIST SALE
Portable Washers 79.95 30.0 G
18” Lawn Mowers 59.15 49.95
Westinghouse ac
12 Cu. Ft. Freezer .... 389.95
1 Portable Space 1 n AC
Air Conditioners .... .39.95 I
! Coffee Kits 7.95 5.85
50’ Garden Hose t. 59 3.66 j
Garden Carts 7.50 5*50
RCA Hi-Fi 45 RPM -y ft M
Record Player .89.95 f %J»UU
FLOOR SAMPLE VACUUM CLEANERS
LIST SALE
1-Lewyt 79.95 49.95
1-GE Rol-Around 59.95 49.95
1-Hoover Upright ....119.95 69.95
Hoover Constellation ..97.50 69.95
Hudson BelK
Com fortably Air Conditioned
conference will meet in conjunc- j
tion with ATA this ye?r
Dr. Deborah C. Partridge, pro
fessor of education at Queen s Col
lege, Flushing. N. Y., and visiting
professor of education at the Uni
versity of Illinois, is the principal
speaker for the Monday night pub
lic session at 7;30.
One of the highlights of the con
ferenae is the Tuesday morning
professional symposium starting
at 9.00 o'clock in Duke Auditorium.
“Current Movements and Is
sues in Education Today" is
this year’s symposium topic.
Dr, Helen G. Edmonds, profes
sor of history at North Caro
lina College, will serve as co
ordinator.
Discussants will include Dr. j
Samuel A. Madden, Director of ;
Field Service, Virginia State Col- i
lege, Petersburg. Va; Dr, W. J. j
Kennedy, Jr., President of N C
Mutual Life Insurance Co., and j
member of the Board of Higher i
Education in North Carolina: and ;
Dr, Aaron Brown, Director of the
Phelps Stokes Fund Ptojecf, New
York.
Dr John W. Davis, former
President of West Virginia
State, College, will be the ban
quet speaker at 7:30 Tuesday
night in the college cafeteria.
Iri addition to the addresses of
noted speakers ard panel discus
sions with some of the nation s
leading educators, the conference
wil! present eight special work
shops.
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N.C. STH DISTRICT-IBPOE of W
PRESENTS
DANCE & SHOW
ELKS’ LOUNGE
619 E, Davie St. Raleigh, N. C.
Saturday From 9 P.M. ?
j AUGUST %f 111 19 5 7
Featuring..,
j KID SPARROW and His 1957 Revue
Plus —JOHNNY MINTER and His Band
ADMISSION - - ~ -75 c
Sponsored By The Following Lodges:
FIDELITY LODGE NO. 277 SECURITY LODGE NO. 9*B
Raleigh, N. C. Sanford. N C
BULL CITY LODGE NO 317 ALBRIGHT LODGE NO- 1401
Durham, N. C Smithfieid, \. C.
j PRIDE OF VANCE NO. 1113 PRIDE OF ORANGE NO ’73
Henderson, N. C- Chanel Hill. N C
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LIST SALK
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Wool Twist Carpet 11.95 V Li
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Width QUALITY feeg. SALE
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12 ft. Nylon Rayon 8.05 6,95
Solution Dyed * -ft
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12 ft. Nylon-Rayon 7.95 4,89
12 ft Durlon 595 4«*is
12ft. Nylon Rayon % 4*89
15 ft, 100% Nylon l'U)5 - 6,89
12 ft. 100% Wool 11.95 8.95
12 ft. 100% Wool 11.95 9.95
; 12 ft, 100% Nylon 12.95 19,85
Split Bamboo Blinds
i SIZE REG. Sale
| 3x6’ *. 1.19 .95
I 4x6’ 1.45 $1.15
sx6’ 1.73 $1.40
6x6’ 2.19 $1.75
7x6' 2.55 $2.05
Bx 6 2.90 $2.35
9x6’ 3.50 $2.80
10x6’ 3.85 $3.80
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“Sue Mary, will you stop
wiggling? How can Daddy
solve, your algebra problem if
you bother hint all ihe time?’*