THE CAKOLtMA TllliS SATURDAY JUlft WB, lV9f
rM»| fcvm
Miss Novella Peace Is
Winner Of This Week’s
Basket Of Groceries
celebrates Ttl> BIRTHDAY
Miu Novell* Pe»ce it th« lucky) L^k
iwinnar of this week'y b«sket of I Cold L*mib with ChUi Saoet^
weeStly menu M
tato CUpfl, Vegetabl* Si^d, Tes,
Oookiea
Dinner
Ve«l Chops, Creamed CaJt>b«fe
Honermdtoh, Hot Biscaits, Cherry
Pie. T#ih
PWDAIY
6r«akfaft ’ “
Stmwhifcrrie* with Cereal, Scram-
Hot bled Hotf Biicuits, Coffee,
I Lmeh
**' iSCftdwichH, GooBaliyer with mus-
Devil Lettuce with fffn^Sawd, Lemonade, OoDqrhnuts.
Dr^siiif, Plain Calcte, Lemt^de. Bfaiaar
grocinries. H«r
aa follova:
SUNDAY
Bucon, IBIran
Marn.ajide, Coffee
■JIbm*
oaat Chicken, Boiled Rice,
wUb cbeeMt^ Carrot
^rawbei > ?ocktail,
Ited'T^a. .
Mttfffins,
¥■
Ab-
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN DIE?
AT WHITTED SIHEET HOME
Aiter an illness of thre^
months S P, Burton died at hia
home at 1012 Whitted Street,
'V^dnl^day June 23rd. D^atlr
cam« at 7:20 PM.
White
Com foead, Tea.
SATUKDAY
Grapefruit Juice, Cerea!-,
E^i:8, Toast.
Salmon Lo«f, Orange-Banana
MONDAY
('irapefruit Juice, Cereal, ToMt,
ScramMed Eggn, Coffee.
Lirneh
dub Sandwiches, Cake, Punch,
C^^irrot Salad. -
D-nnmr
VmI Xbaf, Creame'd Potatoes,
Strin* Beans with Onions, Straw-1 -
berrtea with Cream, Com Broad
Sticks.
TUESDAt
Br«akla«t
Tentato Juice, ,Baton, Rolls, Cof
fee
Lnach ^
Bread, Cakes. '
Macsronl Cheese, Cole' Slaw Tea,
Dini^ '
Spaniah Steak, Baked Potato^
Carrota, Peas, Lemon Pie.
Mr. {Btarton, who was 80 years
old at the tim* of his death, has
lived in Durham for a long time
and was well beloved by all who
knew him.
Bom in Burlinc^n, Mr. Bur-
. ton moved to DurRam when he
B»tod^Shad with . Le|^oD.^„ « y^ung man, and madp U
Bake'Pateoea. Cauliflower wlthj^is home. He was the husband of
Sauce, Blackberry Pie, Mrs. L. A. IBhirton who, before
her death several years ago was
a teacher in the city school ays-
Baton,
tem.
Mr. Burton is survived y two
aunts, Mrs. Keck and Mrs. Mur
ray, both of^Burlington. He leaver
behind a host of relatives and
Dinner friends who mourn his pasainj?.
Cold R«ast »eef. Scalloped Po- Funeral arrangements had not
tato«8. Buttered Beeta, Boirton *>«en completied as we go to press,
Cream Pie, Lemonade.
WEa>NESDAY
Brankfast
Poadied Efeg«i Toast, Coffee Ce
real
Luaeh
Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Cho
colate Pudding, Punch.
Diaime
Broiled Ham, Mashed Potatoes,
Peas in | Cream, Frozen
Salad,
THURSDAY
Braakfatt
EtvJifejribtte S«rvlcM
Evangelistic servicefl will h*
hield Sunday at tJie Macedonia
AMB Church Milton, }i. C. Rev.
W. T. -Holland ^evangteliat of the
Western North Carolina Confer
ence will ihe in charge.
Rev. Holland is a gospel solo
ist as wiell as a preacher. He will
sing several spirituals at the 11
o'clock service, accompanists will
be Mias (Elizabeth Palmer.
The tevangelist will sing the
foUowing spirituals: Some Day,
If You See My Savior, All Alone
Fruit and He Bore It all.
He will preach at both the 11
o’clock and -8 o’elook aerviees.
A real program for the saving
Qrangia—Juice,—Cereal,—. Rntti?rpii—fff ikhi1» is prftmiw^d.
Toast, Cpffee . I The public is cordially invited
FREE! Each Week
A Basket Of
Thift pij^ac is offering to the
WOhian 'or giiiZ^laq^Bt
menu for each daj in the week,,
a basket of grocerf^^-w.iiHi_will^
be bought from the advertiser*
ef thia page. There will be a
bottle Durham Dairy Milk And
a Ibottie of Royal Crown Cola,
irlvm aloi^ with, the groceries,
which will prove a-treat to the
yrhiner.
^
Holes for this contest are as
followa;
Th!e Scarborough Funeral Horn?;
will be in «harg« of tfie bural.
r
to attend these services.
Rejr. I. M. Gray, Pastor
Son of ^ Martin also won the first" prize
Martin for selling the highest number
Avenue ^ of votes during the popularity
who celebrated his seventh Birth contest held .at Whitted School
day Sunday June 20th. Little, last term.j
D. B. MARTIN, 7f-,
Mr. and and Mrs. D. B
. I Martin of 1404 Lincoln
SOCIAL NOTE
Maister John F,. Bora of 6(02
Hckett Street left June 15 to'
spend his vacation with his fath-'
er, L. W. Ross, in Verona, Penn.
Lyons And Mayo Repreitnt Hot
pital CaM Aavocfktion
i ' ~
Messrs. Wm. Lyons of .Lincoln | ^ j im-
ymi and A. Rr Mgys-«r to9 i„.
fSizaheth Streetl ai% the reprp-
aentatiyes of the Hospital Care.
AssoCfaCion of Lincoln Hospital. I
- All persons having claims due: Mrs. E. G.
YWCA Holds
Open House
By John 1^. Malloy
Lyons at daughter-in-law
Spaulding and
have returned
. 1. Any wemaB or girl over ilf
yoar* of af« Is •ligiblo, otlior than
tha maanbar* of tlia faniiliaa
tho itaff of tka CAROLINA
TIMES.
2. All antrias mutt ba !• M
liy Wadnaaday
3. Naalaaaa ««4bI« aa watt *a
tha fanning of the Maala.
4. Oaljr writa m om ai4a af
lha »a:par. tisa as msmmf Mrarata
■heat* at mmy b« weM.
B. Sa«d Mtlria* to Editor oi
Wamant’ P.,-; Ciptiiiaa TIasas
Straat
) Th« best planned jttenu aeUiet>
ed will be annonne^d in naxc
weeks issue of this paper, at
which time th« wii|ners name
will ba announced, ^e wimio)*
will he asked to call at tha Caro
lina Times office for her basket
of groceriea
should- call tio see Mr. ^ ^
Lincoln Hospital or Mr. Mayo from visiting l^ep son and daugh-
at 709 Elizabeth St. ter in New York City and Brook
lyn,
Miss Ernestine Davis of 704
Linwood Avenue is leaving the
city bh Saturday to visit her uunt
Mrs. Alice /Bfemg and daughter in
Philadelphia. Miss Davis of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Davis.
Mr. Joseph Smith of 7?1 Giant
Sitreet ^>ant the • week-end
Greensboro visiting his sisten, Needs of the Individual”
and bnother-in-law, Mr. ani Mrs.
Pete Harris of that ifrty. i
At 8:30 Wednesday evtnii^
June 23rd the local YWCA held
open house to the citizens of
Durham aC its new headquarters
on Umstead Street.
At 7:30, an hour befqre the
doors were oiJeffeS tJo'the public
a business meeting was held. t>ur-
ing the meeting four new mem-
CHARLESTON, W. Va.—- (C) j bars were adde^to the Beard-of
The annual meeting of the, Managementi. They were: Mes-
National Association of Teach- dames W. J. Kennedy, Jr.*, J.
ers in CJored Schools, Mrs. Willa N.- Mills, Charles Amey, and Mag.
Carter Burch, pre'^ident, will ba gie Lennon. Remarks were made time nefreahments w^ Mrved
held in Philadelphia on July 27-
30, with thp theme, “Meeting the
PLANNING A WEEK-END
BEACH PARTY
BY AUNT RUTHIE I two doxen cookies to the m^naJ charcji scrriees. W^r breskfast
First you must pick out a cot- j After lunch on Saturday you ^ilJ! why not plan to have eold toiaeto
age directly on the ocean. See, want to bathe and drMa, prob- ^ jajec, and trafflca, "■«>>
that R haa th« pro|>er equipmnt ably there will he'aoine who will! gn^''coffee. I am me on* of tli-
tach Is electric lightt, »t leas: t «'«nt to attend • nMtine« iiftwonwm «oi|'t mind taking h^
baths, a shower in tiie garage, j town, othei^ will want to remain i waffle iron along. Braekfa^ wu*t
These thinga are necessary in at the cottage. j hurried for th*re ia tbe ‘‘r»>Hi*
For the five o’clock dinner, 'f be pra-
we«*-end af the b^ch. The ^ meal P*"**- ^ *
er ,n the garage U very conven-1 fried chicken .5,.ith gravy, ft^
hr^mm*d .pineapple,- creamy whitj *>1^; candid swaet po^toea, eaar-
maibed potatoes; imd fresh strin^i i rot* Toid p»s; chocolate cake
beans, >y no m-ans forget kmonada
Dixie Rolls. For dessert, the • remainder of the day can ba
bread pudding with lemon sauce, •P***'* taking photos, and prepar*
is very tempting—^I«ed't** goes iMve a very pleasant
well with thtt meal. , week-end with sweet memories,
. I of a. grand beach party.
^ N«w for the last day on the 1 ■ —
beach party—Sunday | suitable for billiard baOa
ient becauM as you come in from
the'1>each full of sand, and you
run into the garage and take a
shower. This will keep the house
free from a lot of unnecessary
sand.
I say pick a cottage with two
baths because the men can dress
together in one and the women
irf the other. '
It is mostly the ^ women that
will do the menu planning for.
week-end.. They will chooae 0
nic^ ham, %at can be used f?5T
Friday dinner through Saturday.
Bake the ham In glngerale, after
seasoning with whole cloves and
brown sugar this baked ham
served with baked beans and
tomato salad will prove a very
tasty and easy prepared ■* mea'..;
For dessert, I sugsgest ginger
bread with whipped cream. The
men will perhaps prefer, beer a-
long with’their (Tinner, while the
ladies have Iced tea or gingerale.
After finishing a meal like the
one mentioned and sitting on the
porch enjoying the cool brooie
blowing for the ocean—makes
one fe«l as a, queen or king.
There will be those wanting to
walk along the beach, while others
play cards, bingo or sticks.
For the Saturday morning
breakfast, plan to use the left
over ham. The best way to do
this Is to 'flave the following
breakfast menu; very cold grape
fruit butte]rad toast. Ham Omelet
coffee, and milk. You know, cnn't
afford to eat heavy breakfast at
the seashore for you want -to
jump, right uito the ocean about
half-hour aflier breakfast.
For lunch, why not choose ^
momfng-Firrt of all you plan I
to nse early for you must attend | ^ t^undr^d.
elephant
I COULD
HOLD YOU
IN MY ARMS
FOUEVER
DARLING
IM SO HAPPY
P M€V€R KEAUZfP Wt
powen OF giAi/nfut
MAIP UNTIL / useo
GX>£FROY!s LAMtUSe,)
toasted lettuce and tomato sand-
wich, cheesef' *te)uffl« and a re-
>^reshiag glass of coca cola. Ther3
may be a few alon^ tihat will
want cookies or cake—so' dout
forget to add a cake and at l^ast
•\r2STPtDAY t walUowtr, fotsottca,
I lonely—te»rfnl(jr wMchin* romaact
pass kcr by. Today ^pular, lonely to look
St—with iiiTiuitioiis* dances* simI parties
•dote. It's the tame old «oty o«r and o»»
asain, wheneT** • «itl ii*co»e« lie
powet of bcantttul hair. .
Brerr day more «irU—Yeal— Mlddle-a*ed
women, loo-^are tealizios how iiuecc^
art it is to hare uaatinctiTe haif. A small
brash aod a bottle of Codefroy’s Larievse
Hair Colotio* are all that yoo will aee^
make yoor hair sleek, uniformly colorfali.
soft trc ^iantj with the subtle l»str« to
thrillias to a man. Ha»e ew-yciidifat %aa
this popttUc way.
Gray »o«t—streaks disappear—Wi-h •
s>Q2le appiic^tiOD of Godeftoy s Lanea*».
Color wasted comes eveidr—i*t black,
b^ck. dark, mediiun or h*bt hrown.
it at hora. Takes only a few miaatas. Jgmt
hair won’t look dyed—tt won't be slivfcy
or smelly.
Go to ydor dealer and *sfc for a bettk of
Godefror's Larituse. Do it today—NOWI
Ha»elo»el» hair—Ke ootiiied — l»e admired.
If aot sai^s^ed, yomr dealer* wiU promptir
rduAd your money.
Sr.,«C. Moore, Mr^ C. C, Spauld
ing and Dr. W. S. Warren;
Thanks were* given to Mrs> Julia
for the fine* work she has
formed in behalf of the YWCA.
At exactly 8:30 the doori were
opened to the public  at which
OODEFR
dootn I hov*
It sakid $1.
diraO to
’’OKwcip UkUR'l-'*?'
aoOinOY MANUrACTURING COMPART
french HAIR coloring
IHPBQVEA ^ *'*
ST. LOUIS, mOb
IHPSOVCO
}S10 OLiVI ST.
NEW GADGETS TO TAKE GUESSWORK OUT
OF HOUSEKEEPING-
by the following prominen^t citi- All who ini^cted the new
zens: Mesdamea James Sl^ard jheadaaarters were deeply inl^res-
James Shepard, J. C. Scarl)orough I sed by the homelike atmosphere.
MISS EATON WEDS
Miss Viola Eaton, daughtei of
Mr, and Mrs." R. L. B^ton was
quietly married on Monday:^!?*'®
21, .to Rofeert L. Plndele. "The
marriage was performed at the
home of Rev. J. A. Valentine at
6:30 in the evening.
D0fOIHEAMa.^Wj(^
far tfair ud ftHtor artlTrw
tha Utm ntUiNr talklaf wait
ant t«t* ta for •tUk flo«er«l,
m
tf sriattt rar«a kod tettatt’
akirt*.
n* loltt Blaturtd, Bttttoti
Iri^t 40t«ra
tkt tatk
M llfM or dark bMk«croiuMt
Mr* the popular rtaort4..te4a3r
& 1*37 m
3
Miss Marinda Dunigan, a tal
ented soprano appealed on the
N. C. Mutual Forum on Saturday
June l'9th, and was well received
by her audieiKte. 
. Miss -Dunnigao is a^ graduate
University and « a member of
the faculty of 'Hillsboro High
School..
Mias Blanche Meadows enter
tained a few of her friends at a
card pa'rty last vwek. Those pre
sent were: Miss^^Collata Robeits,
Mrs. Uarle Grandy^-Mrs. H. Mea
dows,. Miss 'Blanche Meadows
and Dr. Schensia.
Mrs. Laura Grandy of Dunbar
Street) spent the week in Wilson.
Htrry Plater, former manager
of the Begid Theatre left the
^y on Tuesday to take over his
, >daties as manager of the colored
theatre jii Charlotte.
iSSrs. Plater and daughter will
leave to j»in 'jiK*'rk»ter 1
1st.
Pknter on July
‘.hisses Doris and Johnetta
Holloway left for N«w Yoi^City
City on June 5Uh where they, flye
the .guests of relativ«8, Mr. and
Mrs. James Loftin.
iaiarch Poley, will attend the
Sonday School convention in
O^eedmoor on Saturday and Sun
day. Mr. Poley is treasurer of
the oi^rMiii|»tion. -
m
And Staff
Extendl4 Cordial Welcome
Ta’Thc
North Carolina Negro Uudierwrlters
vAs so elation
DELEGATeI AND FRIENDS ARE EXTENDED AN INVITA-
TION TO VISIT^THE HOME OFFICE BUILDING THE
COMPANY, THE FACILITIES OF WJIICH *
are AT THEIR DISPOSAL ^ ^ !
No^ Carolina Mutual
^lifc Insurance^.
„ DURHAM, N»TH CAROLIHA - ^
C. C. SPAULDING, PRESIDENT *
'*N«, Hoin% l« Complete Without North Car^lM M«faut
Jelly, Golf, Roast Beef, and Bridge-Playing All Fall
Under Thermometer Control
'^'coolcccl' tor-jresfs fui yuui >e\eii Ultle brother*
-1-^ and sisters and evtryooc adoiics you're the best fudge makef"
in the block, there’s something about a kitchen ot your own tha
puts you oh your mettle! So, if you want tO; dazzle yom s|>kk-aad-
ispan new husband (or your family ol fifteen years* stan^Qg, leg|„ilia£
matter) with your ^linary triumphs, be sure that your kitchen coo-
latns a complete set of cooking;*-——
thermometers!
Therms one (or roast meat that
tetia yoi)^iuiit when 4he roast is as
rare or well-done as you want U
(saves up to 35% of the juice oiost
[lyro cooks waste, too). There’s
an oven rhermometer; i^notber
wUb a ioii£ handle for testing deep^
fat; and a ^irfectly splendid ese
to do double duty for Jellies and
icandy. No more tears over }am
that won't Jell! It's as far Into
the limbo^ of forgotten tbiocs as
burnt biscuits and m«stacb« cups.
Wben you’re puttiog the Snlsli-
lag touches od your, kiteben, ba.ve
the carpenter nail a two-inch strip
of wood shoulder high along tb*
.wall nearest your stove. Paint tt
to match the color scheme -t your
r^m. Then screw- la a • « of
[hooks (or j^ur kitchen tnermome-
Itent with a book St either end to
Ibold a potll^er.
I Tbe woman who dottsn't forget
details starts housekeeping a toag
sisp ahead. And practical details
are often as iniportaat 10 ihe cooi-
tori of the more oraajoeotal roons
a« they are to the suceees of the
utilitarian ones. For tostance. a
tb:rmometer in the. living room
makes It e*s(y (of you to act as
your own air-coBditloaing i^eat. -
One glance, and too much he«t or
chill is anticipated before It ne^
.cars. Quests wilt be assured- o( a
comtoctahle tUue, and surely aoth-
lag seta the tempo oi; bospiialliy
and a bridge game Mter t^a aa,
even temperature. . ^
Many people eooslder a bedrobeai
thermometer a aeceasiiy. ‘Thsc*
is a chromi-um' one .wKh a dee*
blue 'mirrored dtat that nahee m
preM^^ 9ulor accent on aay dianiac
table. Agala. If either yew - o#
your huiMjaad%.Ji.apip«s to be &
sports enthusiast, you'll wur a
stormogulde to predict tte waftUft
in 'advaiAre. It caa (ae«t«ll lMt>,
bow much sun wiu ehiani at ife*
gol( you ptaa rweSty-foM'
ty-sU bours beaee. Beat M «%lt
won't go baek on Its ptomts*. lik
you brldee who flaa to Mw
housekeeping a ime*'ai
reueaber to keep ftu.
tharMOBietcr.