Miss Margaret Lainlislli
Wiiiner Of This Week’s
Basliet Of Groceries
Miss liargaret Lamb ^ h of
1001 Third ttreet. the lucky
winner of thia weeks Batket of
Groceriei. She wiU rweive same
from the ?arolina Timpi office on
Monday morninK. ,
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Grapefruit, scrambled egg a,
Ifriddle cakea, maple syrup, coffee,
butter.
Dinner
Roast duck with stuffing, but
tered string beans, new potatoes,
cold slaw, cranberry sauce, rolls,
birttei*, Iced tea, ic% cream, cookies;
“ i * Supper
Mixed green salad, cold sliced
veal, whole wheat bread, butter,
iced tea. ■
~ MONDAY
Breakfast
Strawberries, cream, ready to
eat cefetl, soft boiled egffs, toast
ed muffjns, coffee, butter.
. Lunchean
Crearii of pea soup, lettuce‘sanjr
wiches, .crackers, coffee, cake, but
ter, iced tea.
Dinitur . ,
^iss steak, gravy, creamed
potato cakes, English pMs, pine
apple salad, hot eom meal muf
fins, butler. Iced tea, strawberry
sh^rt cake.
Tuesday
Grapefruit juice, ready to ••t
cereal, baffles, syrup, butter, cof
fee, milk.
Luncheon
Cold sliced tongue, watercress
salad, potato chipc, iced tea.
Dinner ‘
iBaked fish, potato Mlad, sliced
tomatoes> cottage cheese, hot rolls,
butter, chocolate pudding with
whipped cream CQokies.
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Orange juifie, ready ,to eat ce-
leal, poached eggs on milk toast,
butter, coffee, milk.
Luncheon
Sandwiches (tumato^ lettuce,
bacon), iced tea.
Dinner
BERUTy>fR0mfll1[E
DinECTOn, UARIEUSE BEAUTY
FOUNDATION.
Th* t-arleuie Beauty Rtjundatiun was fistablisHeo
fry tn* Qodcfroy Manulaetunng Company to Mudy
mathodt. o* pre»srvina womsn’i natural benuty.
and to make *h« rciulti of fbia rc««arch availably
ta th* public.
' DAH.Y D0Z+:N Foil .mWI.MKII AI*I'KA|{.\XC’K
NOTES
Miss Alma Filzgerald spent the'
weekend visitlni; in Charlotte and
High Point.
Mrs, Drelton Albright and Mrs.
Pauline Puller have returned from
Phitedelphia where they attended
thR Schools 4 Manufacturens Ex-
hibit for beauty shop proprietorsr
Dr. G. W. Caldwell, accompan-
^ied by his daughter, Mrs. SpeAcer,
and: tittle -Jean Williams of Eliza-,
beth City, resided with Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Chavis while in the
city last week! »
Miss Maytor Justice of Galleo,
Ohio, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Justice of Down street.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Edwards
stopped over in the city recently
with Mr. tftid Mrs. Walter Ed
wards, and aecompanied them to
Rkhtnond Sunday to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Ge
neva 'Wfclte, formerly of Durham,
but who for some time resided in
Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. l«e
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Emmo Elizabeth
to
Dr. Robert P. Randolph, Jr.
on Saturday, the twenty-ninth
May, nineteen hundred and
thirty-seven
Durham, North Carolina.
of
Ed. Smitfi, a student of A & T
CollegeJi'is in the city visiting
friends. Welcome to our city Ed.
Miss Minnie Moore has return
ed to the city after completing
her course 'al Hampton Institute.
Miss Lois Shaw is back home
after a successful year at West
Virginia State. —
Mi.‘.-^es Octavla E. Gii fin >nil
lima E. Whitaker fif High Point
were visitors in the city Wednra-
diy. They motored here vvith' T.
N. Byrd, buainL-ss maft of 'that
city, . > ’ *
J, C. Scarborough, Sr., promi-
nehf undertaker and bustirpss nfnn
of thfs city has returnwi to th?
city after going to answer the
urgent call to the bed side of his
mother who wa-; fatally burned in
ujfire which destydyod her home.
JL. A. Townsend who has been
seriously ill at Lincoln hospital i^
reported as being improved.
Mrsi Trumila Smith has been
very ill at her home, 614 Price
street. She is much better at this
writing.
M’ss Inez Buttler of Greenville
wa.s'the weelt;. end gilest'of Mis^^
Katheritto Walker, 509 Dunbar
street. Whila here Miss Buttler
attended the commcnceiiMmt exer
cises of Noith Carolina College
where she wjs'awanled a B. S. de
gree.
Mrs. Taylor, mother of Dean J,
T. Taylor is visiting her son at
2106 Fayetteville street.
Wilburn K. Knight, employe of
the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Wilson was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Annie R. Cruae is at home
fijm Brick Junior Colltge.
Misses Eva Patterson and I*a-
iiora Sauldiiig have returned from
Teachers^ Coflege ■ in Winston-Sal-
om. i
Mrs. Mollie Reid Improving
Mrs Mollie R-id is at home on
1207 Gray street, Greensboro, aft-
t*r‘an operation at L. Richardson
Memorial Hospital. Mrs, Reid is
under the care of Dr. C. C. Stew
ard, and is the mo‘;her of Mrs.
Beatrice Reid of this eity.
Beginning Sumiay, June 15,
Presiding Ider B. H. Lucas of the
Durham District wilt conduct a
revival at the Emanuel A. M. E.
ehuveh* The mihUe is cordially
Invited to attend tiie services.
Woman’s World
w,.
»*d
STRAWBERRY TIME ,
Now Is the time when , the
^tmwberry shows it* alluring r*?d
on practically «I1 fruit stands.
And no matter what the prtce that
tant»lizittg strawberry desin- i:
alwajs -yith us.
It wouldn’t be i bad ij3a to get
a l»ox of these berries ever#' now
and then and prepvre them so a
whole family will appreciate their
wholesome i^oodness.
STRAWBEaSy JUMBLE; On*
quart strawberries, one- and on--
third cups *t?ar, one fourth cup
water, one cup flour, one teaspoon
baking powder, feW grains salt,
two ti.iblesp»ons, shortening, one
third cup milk.
Wash, hull strawberries; halve
them. Put Into broad-Sased sauce
pan, add one cup of sugar and the
water. Bring to boiling pornt.
Mix flour and remaining one third
cup ^ug«r,> baking powder and Milt.
Cut in shortening with' knives or
rub in with fingers. Add milk.
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Stir until blended. Drop r»»aBdfngj M„!
tntspoonful: 'in -trawb-iry ' ug*r
ture.' Cover tigrtly; ••nok 'Inwly
twenty mmotes withowt remW- -r
jnsr cov. r, S* rve at once. i m»,i ifenih urif i f’
STRAWBERRY f-HAltryOTTer. f (heir ;
One quart strJWberriei, one ' ♦hmi ■ bn ',
sugar, ont envelope gelatin, on> ' f'Vfn. For ser iig,
pint whippeil cream. ’-f.jam ch^ " m tl
Pres- the Washed berrlea thr:' the shtt Le t s(U^-
a coarao aleve. Add ssgar andipoich«l *
let itand for an hoor. Heat one!
cup of tht juice thua made anO •
add it to'the gelitine,--which has ^ STRAWM RRt t
been .Holt'ned in a little cotfl^irif. j j,
er. Stir until gelatine if dsajolv-:'’”* po'^dc-d ^
'd. .Mix with the rest of ,tht hi’r-f
rier and chill thoroughly. Beftre
mixture congealg, fold in the
whipped cream. Replace in refrig
erator for at least two hours.
Serve with lady fingers.
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by .tl|f *!!•
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fourth cup macaroon
POACH BD STRAWBERRIES
With Cream Cheese: One pint
strawberries, one fourth cap sug
ar, one foarth: -cu|> water; two
shreds,
crumbs.
Cnnh, hull and wash berries
lightly vHh theSwJgar- Keep in
warm place half «n boor -to mel
low, then ,;hill, W^hi;- heavy cream
and fold ^tiff ^egig.whit* into it.
Then add manhm^sllow shreds and
Ceathi*ad
White shoes, white dri’ssAS iiml
bHght suiiiiner culors are In llie^
fuahioii spectrum imw Nni fyctl
the northern-most residents ut mtt
country are still ‘ oonthu'if m' iii*'
aoniher hues of whiter. In lilxle. >1
course, the frills of smnuier hu\>‘
brightened the scene fur sevetiil
weeks.
But how about y«ui? I lin e .vnii
brigiuened up yourself? Ilti^vt- ytH»
given Iroiii^seTr^mTr spimu miuse
cleaning^ There is fn--tilmiil.v. nn
time more than In suninicr whfti n
person can be at her best—>r hi
her worst. And the ak-ulhlnu aitoiii
It Is, the difference- Is ii|i to our
selves to determine.
SIMPI.R ItOUTlNK
A simple routine Is I ho tifis\v(>r to
most of our groonilnK inniiltM'im. ms
has been p»lnteJ out iviHMivdIv in
this coluinn. Hnhll govci ini so ni;in.\
of our actions. Wh.v then not niaUe
our grooming routine a lairt of our
datly hablt& Lei •#me siViiKetu a
“dally dozen" for the heiiellt id
your appearance and yowr .coinrort
during the summer months.
I. Rise after eight hours sUet>
■~A cooling bajh. tub or shower.
SL Brisk rub with coarse.towel
8. Sprinkling, (># dusting powi^ r.
4. Brisk work-out ' fur the hutr
and an off-the-face hair-dress.
5. Include Vyour usual powd»T
itaae. , , >
6. Pot cold creain, or e.ve cream,
around your eyes to Tireveiir “sum
mer-wrinkles." ;
7. Apply cosmetics, .to j oui: usuiH
taste—but you’ll Hnd U fireferable
to UM less cosuiuUcs In summer
than In winter. >
& Dress In brtsltt, light, cum^
fortable clo.thlng. Sandals. If you
have them. .You're ready for the
morning I
& Luoch time l.lleinove nil make
np and stt^rt over again. t'oI>
cream your face. A dash of coli'
water. Thfen cosmetics and you're
■et for the afl^r.noon.
10. Home again. Get eomfortahle.
whatever you dw. Tlien. before go
lag oat for the evening, by nU
means, another idling shower or
tub. Take flfteen' minutes for re
laxation. Just loaf.
II. A Change of clbthll^e and out
into tbf evening air. Try to locittd
a and stay In It..
i;j. (*00 Just before you po t*^
litHl. a WHnii hath. I’ln serious. ThU'
K'ill hi‘l|i .voii ge.i'thal iiJI-lmiM'riant
ft^l fill slet-t*
Ijiiw do you feel? CimiUt at-
I'i'iiil.v! Thill si-liHiiie of
ln' Ih into almost everyliod.v's day.
CltKA.MS IMI’OUTA.NT
Vou (joii'i like the Idea of tin*
i iMyiiiis? .Now let lue exiduln wlit
liii|Mti-lmii fill fV«»ry ii-iilu
an, In siimiiHT even more than In
.winUT .Sidiimer heat and dr.vnes^
4ias ji ruinous elTert on the skin,
as well as on the liiilr (See ni.v,
iieM I'olimin); It ilrles It out. i)r,v'
ness iiiuses \vi-lnkl**8. so to prevent
sniiii'iier's toll, think ahead r.iid,iif«-
lh(» cri'anm. They aijf really no*
■so iiai'iiml'ort.'ihle; Hiey only sounii
I hill wa.v Moreover a giHid powdi*r
liiise Is es|)ei’hill,v lm|Htrtant In sum
mer for appeftram-p's jSake alone
.SiHiie women teil lift* that tlie.if,
like to .fill",e,I all cosmetU-.-i In tin*'
sniriTuer..-Tliey are sticky, they «tni-
teiVil. They make one feel imttei.
I can sympalhUe with the wuinari
who jfeels that way, hut I caiuuH...
sympalhUe wilt) her If she l« ix |i
get' thf liest 1^ her She will h**
\>;ry. very stirry Jf she finds ner
skin (liy ^injl Vflirkle aiflrket|j.i» th.-
end of the suiwuer. a cundllloii that
'makes her look older than she
really Is.
6,0 IC.NM L’SKS. NOW
I will admit that It Is a cliore
tu.do anything coiisUtently hi tin*
suimiier We are |)rotie to sit unit*
let the Wm^d go hy. I've tieeii
guilty of that myself. But the iihove
Is a Klmple rotitlne that slMiutd Ite-ii'
help to ytfii jRf 4ieet»lng l»»H>
fortaliJe and at tups In aitpeanHice.
Incunvenlen-e or summer . iaxInesH
Is no excuse for^cartrieMi Np|H‘nt>
ance. and there Is no oihei alllil.
The writer. Mark Twain. ytni re
member said tliat "Kveiykhod,\ talki>
about the weather, but nubod.«
seetus to do anything about It.”
a result, we all have lit faC* tin
sanie Condlihms. Yon are* no worse
oir titan other women; hut you will
be the. envy of them If you meet
sunuaer oaidtllVnvs more Intelligent
ly than they. I hope you llnd my
suggestions helpful.
llere’s to an ulr coiidllloned tum-
mPr. ,
! Each Week
A Basket Of ^
T
I
Roast beef, spinach, mashed po
tatoes, gravy, corp meal muffitjis,
banana pie. /.
THURSDAY "
_Brykfast
Prunes, bacon, eggs, cinnamon
rolls, butter, coffee, milk.
Lunch
Sliced boiled ham, deviled egj^s,
rye bread, butter, iced tea.
Dinner
—.S alloped oysters, peaa, French.
fried potatoes, buttered beets, let
tuce with Russian pine
apple upside down cako' with
sauce. " " '
FRIDAY
A-pple ssuce, fried eggs, cinna
mon toast, fnilk, coffee, butter.
Luncheon
Meat loaf, peanut butter and
jelly sandwiches, potato curls, iced
tea. _
Dinner
Baked ham, string b6ans, pota
toes, squas}), corn bread, iced tea,
com pudding.
SATURDAY
^ Breakfast
prunes, ready to eat cereal, egg
omlet, toast, butter, coffee, milk.
Lunch
Salmon sala4> crackers, slked
tomatoes, bread, butter, iced tea.
• Supper
Fried chicken, gravy, rice, peas,
cucumber salad, strawberry jam,
1iotT)lsa^; b^er, umbrosls, qup
cakes, lemonade.
MARYLAND COURT GETS
TEACHERS* SALARY CASE
Y. M, C. A. TO SPONSOR
PROGRAM
The Y. M. C. A. of this city will
sponsor a spccial program on'Siin- j jj
day at 1 P. M. in Scarborough ||
A.ssembly' Hall j>n Pettigrew :St. ||
This program *11 Jja given for |j
men and boys. Taul L. Peterson,
director of Boys Activitie.s for the
white' Y. M; C. A. will be the gUest
speaker.
ALBRIGHT NEWS
Rev. J. H. Pepperi'pastox o| St.
Paul Baptist church is celebrating
his first anniversary l>eginnin3
Monday, June 14th.
Miss Vera Hilliard has ifeturn-
ed to her home Ih'Nashvilie.
The Suns£t Tgnnis Court \yill be
open to the public on June 14th.
FRIO/VY
SEWED
ON
DEPARTMENT-
WHILE
YOU^
WAIT
SHOE REPAIR
Belk-Leggett
St,
Progressive Stores, Inc.
DURHAM —505 N. Gregson Street — 712 Fayetteville. Street
MHj s. Guthrie Ave . — 1013 Chapel Hill Stre;t — 760 9th Street
1108 Broad Street
600 Roxboro Stteet
“NORTH CAROLINA STORES FOR NORTH CAROLINA PEOPLE” ^
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY JUNE 11th. & 12th.
PROGRESSIVE SALAD DRESStNG
U2 pint Jar lOc Pint Jal-17c (}uart Jar 29c
LiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Ask Your
Grocer or
D.1-=X4-E^
. GuaranW .GooSoess -
Bread And.
I RoJls
You Can Taste
The Difference
fllttlllllliiiiliiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii'iHH>'>>HH'^iiiiiiH'^
This paper is. offering to tlie
womwi'or girt" plsnnlng the best
menu for each d6y in the ^ek,
a biMdCSt of grtceries, whkh will
be bottfht from the adyextisen
of thli page. There «Ul^-be.. a
of DuBfaam.Dair.7 Miti£-and
a bottle ^ R»yal~.-~C;own—C.ola,
gtren ^th the., growerIot,
which will prove a lfr|SrW™We
winner, - ~.
Bttlw for^ this‘^contest ate a»
fgllom;
1. Any we«iaa or gfarl ov«f 1«
years of ag« U •llgibic, ot&w thaa
the m«inb«rs of tke fMtlllBs o*
the staff of tlie CAltOllNA
TIMES.
entriee mutl b* |b’
by WadnMday^Ju^a 16, 1937.
3. Neatnaas a* weD aa
the plaaniag »f t&« asaal*.
4. Only write mi aae aitle of
th« paper. Use as many eeperat*'
sheets •• mi^y ne«4ed.
5. Se^d entrlas to Editor ot
Womass’ Pag', Carolina Tlmos
117 PeaWd^ Street.
The beat p^juDoed meiin aehiet*
ed will be annqanced ~tn—mwt
weeks kiua of this* at
which tfina th« winners name
will Ibe announced. The winnor
will h» to Call ftt tile Care*
Una Tin^p offiea for her batkct
of groc^ijii
Cbatinaed frora page
ad 'teacher and |1475 in acting as’
principal, while he has been paid
only^^lfi a year.
Becaua^of - 4he importance of
the issues in' ihe case,—Judge
Charles Woodward has requested
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and
Judge Arthur Willard to hear the
case along with him.
Attorneys for Mr. GibGbs are
Charles H. Houston and Thurgood
Marshall of New York; Leon A.
Rimsom and .Edward P. Lovett of
Washington, D. C., and W. A. C.
Hugh^, Jr.,“legal counsel for the
Baltimore branch of the N. A. A.
C. P.
the type OF GIRL MEN
-■I PRETFEK —
OpBtimied freaa pa|«
10 POUND bag 5j|c
100 POUND BAG .... $3.00
DROMEDARY GRAPEFRUIT, No. 2 Can .-.
DROMEDARY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 3 No. 2 Cans .:
ffr. 25c
GENEVA FANCY GARDEN PEAS, No. 2 Can ......
PHILLIPS PORK AND BEANS, 11 ox. Can, 6 for
....'25c
LIPTONS TEA, 1-4 lb. Can .X ............
.... 25s
(Ice Tea Glass Free with Each 1-4 Pound)
HERSHEYS CHOC. SYRUP, 16 oz. can ..
.. lOc
FIG BARS, 3 popnds
. _( ».
....... 2.'*c
.. 10c
SHORTENING, pound
GRAPE JUICE, pint bottle
>f. B. C?RITZ, nackage ... .tt. .....
LIFEBOUY SO.\P, 2 cakes
15c
RINSO, 3 packages
'25c
Lihbys Hostess Pcacties^^ ct.
17c
SCOTT TISSUE, 2 rolls
155
Fruits & Veicetables
position, and the ability to meet
people will always ,he pr^rre|
by men. Her looks won’t matter.
She can be the most heauti.ful
woman in tl*e world or >«he can
bie as ugly as home-made soap
So cheer up girls. If you hap
pen to be one of those .jwho are
not endowe'^ with beautiful l-aii',
ejKes, nose-and roo^j^. etc. xlon’C
give up the ship.
Just go b«ck and check the
qualities I I’Ave already mention
ed, and if you don’t have them in
your store house see that you
start “storftig” right away.'
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:SUPER suds, nackage ...
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lOr
OCTAGO.N SOAP, 2 small bars ^
RED SOUR PITTED CHERRIES, No. 2 can 15c
_Yj¥N CAMgS TOMATO COCKTAILl-** 25c
MAYFIELD CORN, No. 2 can ....' . .. . r.. 10c
PINEAPPLte, Crushed, No. 2 can 17c
Iss. Tomatoes, Mb. 25c
- , • - ' ^ K. } . . ..
NO. l t;VHITE POTATOES. 10 lbs.
i,19c
BAMNAS ^ 4 ponnds
.18*
'' n .
LEMONS, large aiae. do*. ,........
... 2#t
ORANGES, large size, i^oz. ....v.
J,., .
37e
FRESH PINEAPPLES, elch
si
12 i-ac
JiE EdilY EmW!
i:
ARMOUR’S STAR (EXCEPT TONGUE)
Spreads 3 n25c
ArraQiizs, Star
POTTED
MEAr
3 cans 10c
ArnMMtr» Star
VIENNA^
Sausage
3 cans 25c
Colonial Brand Pure Concord
lira|i«
Strongheart B
DoglFood
Blue Ribbon
Malt Syrnp
Pint
Bottle
StronghearJ^ Brand
1-Lb. Can 5c
Blue Ribbon t -
3-Lb. Can 69c
W'eston's Fresh
Crackerettcs 10c
Plain or Self Rising o . •
fcnM Fl«ur
South A'anor Golden Bantan or
White Corn 2 cans°25c
Octagon
Toilet Soap 4 cakes 17c
Fine Blackerel
fiUet
12-Lb^
Bag _
Kit
The Caednesa 4a* tacked la
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