Shaw’s Prexy Announces UNCF Allocation Os 12 G’s » j .. mH WASHINGTON SC H O OL’S STUDENT OF HONTH—Ben jamin Neal, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Neal, of 501 Calloway Drive, was chosen "Student of the Month" at Washington School recently. The Qualifications which made Benjamin merit this distinction were neatness, courtesy, schol arship, loyalty, and honesty. A member of Miss A. Hawkins’ home room, Benjamin is one of the school's most popular stu dents. 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Remove from heat Add remaining ingredients and stir until the Recipes on The Labels! snarshniwllows melt Pour fudge — r, , Sato * buttered 9 ineh square Eve ry Carnation label has a good, «Y| OTIO pan. Cool, thon cut in squares. I tested recipe your family va.) c.ipv. s |{lLjSPjppß 1 Look for them! Biohor coffee n***ov> too, with Carnation Milk! | An allocation of $12,542.70 has ! been received by Shaw University from the United Negro College Fund, President W. E. Strainer an nounced last week “ This is the third and final allo cation to Shaw University from I proceeds of the 1957 UNCF nation • wide campaign" President Strass j tier said. "This amount brings the : total received by Shr.vv University I from the 1957 national appeal to | $31,508.11.” j Shaw University is one of the 33 | private, accredited menjber insti | tutions of the United Negro Col ! lege Fund. The first of America’s education chest, the College Fund ( has conducted annual campaigns to j ■ help meet the yearly operating i costs of its member schools since < 1944. “Thc financial aid received each ! year from thc UNCF by Shaw Uni versity represents aproximately 10 percent of its budget or that am ount not met by income from on - j dowment tuition and recurring ! grants,” President Strassner said. | During the* current year UNCF J allocations have been used princi pally to provide scholarship and, work aid for exceptional students who otherwise would not be- able to continue their education; to pur chase laboratory and classroom equipment. sfsfs >.* : qgia&jnmm— t CUBS VISIT A lit FORCE BASE—Cubs from thc Cary Elementary School, Cary, visited the Sey | mour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro test we -n -J i-ruui left to right on front row are: Johnny I Evans, George Earl Cootie, Lassiter Tr tsley. V wren • button and John Fennell, On hack row, front ! left to right, are Paul Richardson, Wallace 8011, -Err. Richardson. Richard Evans, Joseph Clftfaon* j»nd ! !>en Mother, Mrs. E. YV. Perry. 1 In Powellsville Ceremony: Miss Alice Lupton Weds lev. Wiisen Walter Lee I i POWELLSVILLE —ln a six , : duck ceremony recently Miss Alice ; j Clay Luton became the brill' of the 1 Rev. Wilson Walter Lee of Woe.i ville, Rev. William Henry Trot!nan officated at the double-vhc cere- ' mony in thc Plney Wood Chapel Baptist Church, Powellsville, The bride is the tiau,: '‘iter « ? Mr and Mrs. James Grover Luton "f ! Powellsville. The groom is the son ; of the late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus ! Lee of Woodville. A program of nuptial nm-i.c \v;>- presented prior to the ceremony Mrs. Hazel Reece, ore-mist, Mrs. ; Willie-High and John H airs, solo- : ists. all of Raleigh. Given in marring! by her • the bride were a gown o: u In duchesse satin and rosepoint hr : styled on semi-bouffant lines red ; a scalloped back that extended into ! a chapel train. The bodice ft i.vir d |in sabrina neckline of ro. -point 1 ! lace rc-cmbroidcre' 1 in seed pearls j and irrideseents with long sleeves j J ending in cal la lily points over the j wrists which too were trimmed in 1 j seed pearls. I Her finger tip veil of silk lie:s- | I ion was attached to a tiara < f pear!:; j I and she carried a white Bible top- ! pert with a hybrid orchid and j -.Lowered with eyr.ibodiutn hybrid i.-rchiris, Mies E!-io r. Howell of Raleigh! was a,aid of honor and Mrs. Mil- I died Jordan, ti.-it- r of the bride j was matron of honor. They wore i fuli-ii-ngth gov, ns of Caiinas blue; Arncll Guile fashioned similar to j iiu- bride's. They carried bouquets j cit rid eai-natiors attached to white j met ail if dutch bogs. B wo.-: i ; v -are Miss Joyce j Jordan nclce of the bride; Miss Mildred Sunmnns, both of Pow i ilsville and Mrs. Ciaudia Bonds dcQ:;- on, Red Spii:i;::; and Clin ton. They wort' dresses fashioned like tie',.,! of the itonored attend ant . avi carried identical clutch YViU'i. rl Abb-o.t oj Belv»oss, cou .;yt of the g in. was best man U»htj s wore Winfred Abbott, Bcl (vosh. another cousin of the groom; ! Willie Simmonr, Powellsville, Har old H; h, .Raleigh and Samuel Shaw of Bel cross The bride's mother wore a full, ’• 'u.ih cov. u of rose chiffon and iac- and a corsage of white carna *’ce<: j Inmo'diat' following the cere- | 'TKiny the bride's parents entertain- i cd at a reception. ] The bride is a graduate of Shaw Uiiivi r.-itj and is employed as home agent in Duplin county, Ken ansville N. C. Rev. Lee is a gradu ate of Shaw University and Crozer Seminary and is now serving as pastor of St. John Baptist Church, Statesville, N. C. m*- .^I W . •% ’ V m '•«.... m *■ - i ■ ■¥% s r 4,,- f m. - i-; - F;'■ a -la' 'dm ■' I ; ! MRS. WILSON W. LEE i Florist Body Plans Confab In Michigan DETROIT, Mich. Members iepresanling the Executive Board of the International Florists Asso < iation Inc., met in Detroit Thurs day and Friday to plan for their | international convention to t>« held j its Detroit .July 13 to Julyl« . The Motor City Florist Commit i tee were hosts to the sessions held 1 i in the Gotham Hotel, 111 Orehes- j J tra. Those who came to Detroit to ‘ inspect hotel and convention facl i lilies and to discuss plans with the | local committee were W. O. Perry i of Miami, Fla., International Presi* ! ! dent; John Cloud, Cleveland, Ohio; j : L. Hamlin, Winston, Salem, N. ! | C.: Frank Summers, Vicksburg, j i Miss., Mrs. Pollie Lee of Norfolk, | Virginia. Judge Elvin Davenport of the | Recorder's Court addressed the j noonday luncheon session on I Thursday in the Ebony room. | Members of the Detroit hosts | committee are Edgar Brazleton. ' Andrew Gwynn. C. T. Collins, Rev. j John McCray. Mrs. Dorothy Mont ] ornery, Mrs. Eloise Wallace and [ Mrs. Naomi Jeffries, all florists. The International Florists Afsre* elation has members in thirty-two states of the U. S„ the V, I. and West Indies, Members of the Executive Board are Rev. John McCray, Detroit, Al bert Powell, Mississippi; Stephen English, St Louis. Mo.; Walter Kyle, Chicago, 111; Frank Summers, Vicksburg. Miss.; C, 1., Reeve?, , Shreveport, I-a.t Mrs. Rosalind W. ■ ncoi—- tp i, .ciWACjft icU»«; tew >u>v .w«j | f market price o* THE CAROLINIAN WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1038 Long Lines Os Grunbling Motorists Awaited Here . State Motor Vehicles Commiss ioner Edward Scheldt fears that around the middle of February there will be long: lines of grum ri ling motorists, wasting hundreds of thousands of man hours, to be found all over North Carolina. ‘•That's what Is going to happen," he said, "unless their is a mark ed Increase in the present rate of license pistes sales” There are two factors responsi ble ofr the Commissioner’s worry. First this year it takes longer to buy a license plate titan ever be fore. Second, the sales to date are behind those of last year • * * * North Carolina’s new auto mobile liability insurance law is believed responsible in part both for the additional time required to process a license application surd for the post ponement of many lieeas* par • 1 chases The car owner who has i not been carrying automobile 1 liability Insurance in the past, hut wow must have it in order to buy license, is likely to be among the last to get his 1958 te*. « There are around 1,600,000; North Carolina motor vehicles | which must be equipped withi 1958 license tegs, or be kept off! the highways after February 15 ! Why “Good-Time Chariie” Suffers Uneasy Bladder Vnwuue eating or drinking m»y be a Source of mild, act amioj ifi* bladder Irri tation*— making yon fee! re sties a. tenee, and nncomfortabia. 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Kitchen Gadgets 88c each Boys Sport Shirts 88c each Men’s Handkerchiefs 8 for 88c Infants Dresses 88c Jewelry 88c Spring Fabrics 88c Ladies Scarfs 88c Ladies Gloves 88c Scatter Rugs 88c Bath Towels 88c Drapery Fabrics 88c Ladies Nylon Briefs 88c Men’s Bonaire Ties 88c Hudson-Belk * M of late January total sales re > ported were 449,112 as compared ! with 499,797 on the same date] last year. This represents r tie-: crease of between 10 and 11 per cent However, the fact that it! takes longer to process applica- j tions meant that on January 22 there were around 10,000 applica tions which had been received by mail but tnc sale had not been completed. At the halfway period of the annual tag sale less than a third of the North Carolina car and j truck owners had brought the if | new tags. That was not far oe-! hind last year’s sales, percents ve- j wise. But the fact, that it takes j more time to make each sale pro-; bably will mean longer and slow-1 er moving lines ivs the date of the j deadline nears. Commissioner Scheldt was quite pleased over the fact that most North Carolina car owners seem - ed well aware of North. Caroline s 1 Science Shrinks Files | New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids New York, N. Y. (Special) - For the first time science has i found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to i shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch ing, and relieve pain- without j surgery. fn one hemorrhoid case after another,“very striking improve - ment” was reported and veri fied by doctors’ observations. Fain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or re traction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all this improvement was main tained in cases where doctors’ observations were continued over a period of many months I In fact, results were so thor | ough that sufferers were a!>i< to make such astonishing state ments as “Piles have con: < ,1 to lie new "compulsory insurance law " Os the first 54.241 applications re ceived through the mail, only 579 were returned because the car owner failed to enclose his “FS -1” certificate of insurance. Os the same number of applications, t. j 331 were returned because the ear ■ owner failed to enclose the extra 5! .00 for driver education which ! also is required under a new No. I Carolina law. “But if a great many of our people don't hurry up and buy their insurance, and then buy their license plates, we arc going to have a let of trouble J. am a frairt," the Commissioner added. "If hundreds of thousands of peo ple wait until the last few days, j long lines and long delays cannot I be avoided.” Blue .mold has been a threat ; to tobacco plantbeds every year ; since 1932, i The Western staves produced »- i bout 20 per cent of the nation’s I cotton last, year. Methyl bromide used in the. fall lor whiter can help eliminate thi : weed problem in tobacco plant -1 beds. a problem!” And among these sufferers were a very wide va riety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 to 20 years’ standing. All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astrin gents of any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio- Dyne l ) the discovery of a world-famous research institu tion. Already. Bio-Dyne is in v-ide use for herding injured ti. me on all parts of the body. 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