PACE SIX
THE CAHOtniA Tims SATURDAY NOV. 30, i$$T
Hillside
tIi-Lights
I BV tTHE CLASS IN 1
JOURNALISM
Mr*. I. E, T*m*r
FRENCH CLUB Vo BE ORGAN
IZED; PROGRAMS to GIVEN
By BruUlt RowUnd
\i i mi of this -tix w, I'k^-
j, L. ■; FiBnc*!"" «ill
ui-^ uttiHfnls mut*'>
at
inusl* De
ininiint nn- i.M'ragf ‘“'f
»Ih v* Thf»" students will corrt'i«
po,„l with «tud*-nt»
wiJL pat a numb
T?pT
iind
rttht-r
f
Frfneh ami
jjopulai
prt-i iit public pi i>^r»m
ir::-,.Fmtieo.vits people, »*>d
- R. ..i lit fxamjtiations
^nl('
it.«
iHUTVIfWS
humber fff gtudents
Ijr.aiiuatiJ from the
partiuent of Hillsid?
sur/eys
have Rhown tTiaT^
Education Wnli No% 7-lS,
HillMiio Park Hiifh School.
iroui»» ftsvp been working
hard throuKh. out the entir" de
purtrtient. For the Arnit*ti?e Pay
I’roiriam Nov. 11, the
^lartnn'nt i>i'cKt!nteti;
Sdeetjiin -"When Jornny Conic's
marching Home"—®£y th» mixed
quftrtettP.
SohV- "Iim
Trice.
•War
ford.'f
THf Trio *a»4
iJloc- Club /urnisfted
Melodies"- W’fllard Petti
the
■nsr-
Girli
who have
french de
part? High
Scho«l ar« competing with stad-
onts- from high sjiiools all over
'state." ■ ■ “ “ '
>Ve are certainly prdu(l - 67
th«*»e students and it look* aT
the present members afc fcdng
to make the same proRre.sii
MUSIC DEPARTMENT ACTlVf
DURING AMERICAN EDUCA-
> TION WEEK
By Bertha Karden
The Music Department played by .both team^. A
an aetiv:^' part during Anierican from llanijjgion to Cotly
I
■mivBic
for the, »ehool'« ‘ Open House
I'ay Piogram, Friday Nov, 12
1937. The Girls Trio nang- "Who
Sylvia**, by .^Hubert.
The Gilrs’ Glee Clyb gave two
s lections; “Gfateful 0/tord Am
I by ICaro. Roma K*nis:bt and La-
die»—A minuet by Paderewski
,i« eompMUd tk*
vUI* Hi tlUTM yard Ufl» wu out-
ctandinf for th* locate. On th*
next pl*jr «f th# g^» Carltoij
th* ball ovtr for th* fiiM touch
down. Lst«r lo th« thirl «uart*r
on an off t««klo pUf 4Mtinfton
ran 20 ymrda for th* sceoiid tally
for the loeati. Th* outstanding
performers of the vhlthig 'team
were; Jone* and Miller. -
On th* 19th the loeala will pttty
Ral*i|fh their chief rival in Ral*
eigh. The game promiMs be
one of the hardeat'7«oght nf the
^eaton. The two teems foafht a
6-6 tie last year in Durham.
jro OB
SERVE BOOK WEEKt
S|M*(»ra Poetry Poalir
—CBjr- JEheBie^ li.
MRS. ROOSEVELT
CHICAGO TEACHER
PICTURES FROM
DISCOVERS
WHO CREATED
USELESS TRASH
Do You Know?
HILLSIDE HIGH HORNETS
^TING AGAIN
j. By Albert Bobin»on
Th^ locals 'pFTTrvt’d too much
for the Fayetteville Hi olev^
Thursday afternoon at the N.
C. College Park by defnatinj
the vi.siting team 13-0.
The g»me was featured ty »
number of Tong Uins and p«sses
25 yard pass
■ivhlch
The week of November 14-2t)
will b* observed as book week by
the Hillside libsary. Ak a ^?eial
feature, the library is sponsoring
a^ poetry and~j|^Bter contesi. ATT
of the students are eligible, Ihd
studentwho makes the bestpofttor
representing his favorite chitta-
cter, .book, or po*m will receive
a prise of $ljOO. Th*--’-student
who writes Um tiett original
poem will also r*e«lv* « ^rixo of
$1.00. Prises will be awarded to
the winners in chapel.
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NgXT WEEK
PREMIUM
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 17.
— (AMf^ After 4*Ubeifatiai!
for more than six hours, a jury
in Judge David R. Herts’s Cri-
minal Court, returned a v»rdiat
of “not guilty’* freeing Mrs. Sal
ly James of murder of her hus
band. Rev. Mr. Horman James, ^
who she shot and killed last July
4th. _
The young attractive. itW) lb.
widow was represented by Atty.
Chester K. Gillespie, head of the
local branch of KAACP,
fully painted the picture of
events leading up to the shoocingr
to establish his client’s plea of
■ielf defense. ^
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FACTS ON NEGRO
ROBESON
CMitlBM«d fron page t1ir«ar
I’d make trouble. I should.
“But look what happwytiv/hen
I g& into a. provincial town. Dri-
Y—T I * tKnlr tn riffce
bands. Guys working on build-
ings come itnd hnv© word, ^ ,
*"Hullo pauU” they shout.
"«Tgorrf555Fron^«7*'ti^
say.
“1 get on fine with those fel
lows. We know each other. Tho3>j
•tr* people I eome from-. And
they understand wh»t I sin^,
*‘I have managed to gaisi some
success," said Paul Rcbesbn,
‘‘but there are thotieand» who
haven’t had the chance. It's not
enou^ for one to dt>e able to do
it.. I want everyone to have the
chance. ^
“The way thingrs are' it seems
to me that from the artistic
point of view there is a Io.m •£
human dignity and hope ai>d
happhaess.
"So I’m (Joining a workV.g
claea threatre.”
"Whe nistep pn to a »tag«*in
future,” Uie celeJbrated arfisF
iohtinued, “I goon as a reprs-
! sentative of the working cl»8s. I
l^work wi^ the - conscioiisiiesa of
that in mind. I share the richnses
they can bring to art. 1 approach
the stage from that angle.”
FAYS $100 mnvi
FOR 01 oest'a m
Children and B***Clciary Now
Insared at so A4liti*nal Cost.
Aa Entlroljr N*w Fwit«r«
Offered ky a* Other
Cempaey
_ _
fflHAT fishiii|'for tpo)v|«4 of th» ehl^ amuMin*ntt.*nd **eup*-
X tions of the natives of the Bahamas? '^h* fisherman seareh**
tM sponges by partly siit .lerglng a bottomless and topless eaak In
the water. This centres the light upon th*^|i^g* which |* tli*n li*«k*d
by « long gaff and pulled out of Oie water* Th* epensM fa*t*n them
selves upon submerged objects and ean b* epotted by their flappina
projections which keep^he water circulating thre'ii^ th* ipona* aanato.
The sponge feeds off tiny organisms that ar* *arrl*g thr*uah It by Ml*
flow of water. Th* photograil|^|liwgLjLf*ypl*^Mtlve« etaratiint
fef sponges «t Nassau. ~ • ■
CHICAGO. Nov. 17 — (ANP)
—A teacher who creates pictures
from chicken 'bones» ' peanut
shells, fish scid«s, s«wdu.«t, cof
fee grounds—r anything diseard-
ed by housewives as useless - -
was “discovered” by Mrs. Frank
lin Roosev«lt on her recent visic
te the Chicago Southside.
The mUsl i*—r Rosen-
burg Foster, who teaches weav
ing in Du Satble high schciol end
who recifriiry'folir'' onSeF work
b«for*H^ teachers' meeting at Uie
University of Illinois. So im-
presaed were they that she was
sgked ts»- d^Hsrib* - it in a hoolf. Aa
a resuh the manuscript of
“Bricks Without Straw.’’ with
color plates, is now in the hands
of a New York pulilisher.
When Mrs. Roosevelt mw xhe
teacher’s work, she praiaed it£
highly and ordered live studies^
in. egg shells, match stlcka. milk
weed, sandpaper and moss. They
are to be delivered soon. i
Add shells, pencil shaving^.U
barks of various trees, flower pe
tals, butterfly win^, chicicen
feathers, paper, cotton and soap
to the list, and you get the me>
dium through which Mrs. Foater
"asrat “he^f work.
One of her most »»^eessfttl
pieces is a colored landsiapo of
mountain and waterfall. There Lt
not "c paint brush stroks ia the
picture. It is made of carefully
Selected and placed pine bark,
moss, peony petals and milkweed I
She also has a dreamy iook'ng
in pastel colors made 'Entirely of
einrshells and chicken bonea.
Thet technique is comparative
ly Mntple but calla for patioiLC'3
and care. Materials receive co!or
are then applied with prceise se
lection for color t^ cardboard on
which there ia glue.
Transparent fish scales. jbavo
been made into 'brillbuit pea
cock. Yellow eggshell* and kotte*
grounds have becom* sunflowers
In-Jtront of a.birchbark fenc«» la
a cotton dog. A girl clipped from
a magaxine is dresaed in oencU
tee for Medical Aid to Republi
can Spain calls upon all progres
sive America to emulate this act-
ioif ^of ours and respond to the
Loyalist appeal.”
White >.v,rrf
nd nu™. now .n criuhod ihril.
J ComtiniMd on pace •even 1oeeu au
shavlnga and ' diaeaied, washfig—
become Easter funnies,
Mn. Foster hit upon her uni»
que Idea in 19S4 when the public
ichools were struck by the d*»
o^essian and teachers seldom got
|the^r sal&ri^. Her weav4ng daaa '
tuffered because theV% w^re no
funds to buy material* for tha
Iboms. She spent nights trying to
figure a way out, and finally
vorked out the idea of utiliain^
hings people. throw awaf. -
“What Jim pleased me moat
ibout things is that I have b**ac
^ble to teach it to my ieHiataea.**
the said. “Many of the girls earn
enough for stockings or lunchea
or carfare by making ..^aad sell*
ing pictures of artificial flower*
made aS fish scabe and other
discareded materials.
“One girl, who was ashamed
to appear at graduatioa beeaua*
of the condition of her t^th,
paid her dentist’s bill through
this work. Another tau^t it tc
her brothers and father aad now
this art is the chief support of
the family.
“None of my studenta discard
anything. Sometimes a girl will
come with a basket of eggshells
she has asked a restaurant to
save. The shop at Mhool ^vc*
all used and paper. And we hnve
been a(ble to utilizfe {verytliinif
thus far.”
N. Y. Group To
Send Hospital
Unit To Spain
♦ _ ~~
NEW YORK. Nov. 18—-(CKA) the aims of the committee' as
PRIZEWINNERS IN CHICAGO “L” GARDEN CONTEST
leAdTnS» 'HaMl'KB followi
!..l
‘This gift of ours i6’ iff appre
—A group of
physicians ajid civic leaders ’ tl.':-
week organized the^'Negrd* Pco ' ciation for the great aid demo
pie’s Committee for M^edical Aid cratic and progressive mankind
to Republican Spain. atid wo* ked hav» given to the struggle , for
out plans to send a bullet-proof j freedom of the Scottsboro boys
ambulance aifS* a corps of dcc | and to the Negro people
Durbam, N. C. An aceideni nursed as a j^ft' to the“t»lly.
See the £ocal Agent of \
BANKEI»’ FIRE MSUI^E COMPANY I
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
CONSERVATIVE—solid-dependable
Union las. St Realljr .Co i ■ JStwudfiAm-.-
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insurance policy insuring tbre*
peopl*: the principal, the bene-
ficiuy and one child now^offered
l^y the Southern Fidelity Ifctoal
is in immediate benefR from date
o7 premium payment WeeU}
benefits are from |10.00 Ut $25.
00. Deatii benefita from 1260.00
to 11500,00, and the coat is onl^ j
(me cent per day or |8.SS p*i
year.
Yon mast aee ^lia poBcjr ota
expense. Bead it, and nn^satand
exactly what it eovan, Otea if yon
are aatiafiad. a^pd |8.8S to put
it in force for 1 yen. Ead^ year
all benefita inereaa* SB p«ii|^*Kt
unta poUey liaa a -vdtw of SO
per cent none at n*. additional
coat
. Women and men are aeeepted.
No medieal examination, no red*
tape, ^nd ao money irttb ap^-
cyttion. 7^ write your name, ace
ndilniWb ban*fidacy'a naOM gbd
relationdiip and mail to the
Surathara fidelity Matnal Inaor-
rance Company. Dtirham, N^b
I CwroHna, jor IcM policy liu9«e*
♦ion. - '
(Adv).
anti-fascist cause in Spain. I ‘We regard the cause of Re-
Dr. James J. Jones, chiirmai puTjlican Spain no less thun that
jf the committee and one of Har. jo/ the c.ause of ifiQack America,
lem’s leading doctors. expla*n»d “The Negro People’s Commit-
=rt»ove
I
Peo]9e do recognize diat the fiur.MORB
EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS in Camel cigap
rettes iqske a big difference ia the way
they enjoy smoking. More Camels ace
smoked than any other cigarette in America.
One of the most uaiqu* of the road and which was restricted to
■tjaay garden and lawn contest j^^Mrden* on the ' right-of ^
held ia ChieaKo this past Sum- | way, oa the Senth, Narllt and
mer was that sponsored by the
Chicaco Rapid Transit Company,
operators of the Elevated Rail-
West sidas of the eity. Tha «uta-
bar of each contestant was tint
ed ia large letters oa his hoas*.
COAL
R.S. McGhee Coal Co.
LET US SEjND YOU A TON
PERFECT STOKER COAt
^HONE J-»S4i
the back of which faced the "L”
and paaseagers, as they rode 1^,
woald^ note tlie gardens, th*a
▼ot« accordWg to the nainbere.
Oa the city’s Seuthside se«t'*a,
the colored wianstirs ia the cen*
test Won high praUe for their
,fc|4ii|‘tiful gardens. jP^eto sh*w«
the winners beiag preseated Ukeir
awards by Mr. John J. Moraa,
who represented the “L.” Liaae.
j-Left to right, those arei Fr*Mt
row,' Harry HarpetV Mrs. Barha*
ra William*, Mrs. Walter MUes
and Mr. Moran; Secoad row,
Mrs. Palmer Walker, Mv*> Maaal*
TiblM. and rear row, D. D. Mo>
sely, in the yard of whose hem*
the presentatioa- was made.
(ANP)
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