Norman-Gamble Nuptials
Benn
RADIOS ACUmVEMENt OF
NEGRO WOMCN
GRJS®^SBORd— In • bemt\-
tvA ierjemony to C»rri« Biarga
Ch«{»«l lE^net Coll«tre More an
kltar b»nk«d with flowew «nd
•hrubboryi Mist M®Wi* RutJi
G*mble of Lima, Ohio *nd Mc-
H«nry Norman of Oklahom*
Citj^ Okl*. were joined in Holy
th« ^de wm« maid of honor.
Aa toaae atbendanta took their -
ptace* ^
witlad OYtr th« crowed chapel,
then the triumphant rtraina of
the traditional "Her# Comet the ,
Jknde" were heard and alowly
down the aiale whwb had been
strewjn with rote petal* bjr the '
wedlock laat Wedn«klay evenina. i,yely flower girl, came ^he bride
The ceremony wa* performed »t father, L. C.
1:00 o’clock in the evening. I Gamble of lima, Ohio.
the ^
Premptly *t that honr.
The bride wore a beautifully
^ia Randell,
a atndent at Bennett,
Hero” from "The Chocolate Sol*
dler'*. Mr, .19upnaa Page of Pal
mer lihnorial- Inetitute rendered
a medley of appr»prl*te violin
■Sections. Ju»t before the pro-
-eesiion began, Mr», -Jeaaie Lee
Dickson of Soeittjr Hill, *. C.,
the bride'a claMm»t«, aang “StiU |
Bt fte Night” by Efchn. Noah '
Ryder, profeaaor of muilc at
Palmer Memorial Inrtitute, was
at the piano during the, evening.
elwrtto of the famona W«dd>n? dra^>ed gown of ivory satiii, pfin- flower ^url WM little Mjeft
March**-f#om liohengrln’
•ounded and the profession be-
j!»n. The first to- approach the
idUr were the proom accomp*-
oied by '^e beet'' man, Inman
B¥e^x of JA. and T. College.
cese'Style, with
three tier fin-
grtf tip veil, caui^ in the c^ntf?
by a cluster of orange blesaom*. I
^he carried • bouquet of wnite
rnuiL The bridemaida wore
Peek of Charleaton, H. C-,
The yeang bride il the olde»t
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Gamble of Lima, Ohio. She is a
Social Notes
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Miaa Tnelm* Avery ep^t tlte gan CbUege, Baltimore.
Chriatiaaa holidays in Hickory.
Misses Mary Cotton and Willie
■Mni Mm- Parker and. Mr. Thomas
holidays in Colurabla,
jfarker from
Insti biEir
Mrs. Mary War4 ia visiting
friends in WinstoD Sftlem dur
ing the holidays. Sh« is being ac.
oomjpanied en her trip by Miw
G-nsv* Fuller. “ ,
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Palmer Memoriftl
Bumatte,
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SPONSORS XMAS PLAY
Hilkida,, Ecs«es»ic Studaata Pre-
Mat Cbriataias Prejeet; Pai«at«
Honared; NCC Hama Eaoaomio
Cla«* Ga«at«
(By Marih CGrady)
The Home Eicononrfce depart-
dresses of wine, tile, and rust graduate of Bennett College and
attendants eame transparent velvet with gold ne* Has studied at Columbia Uni
Miss Juanita Each cairied a small 'veraity. While at .Bennett she was
1!l^
next^ 'n»«y
Pope of Rofcky Mount, Miss G«ce morocco bounC'Able. The very active in student affairs and
Coulboume of * Baltimore, Md. honor ware green trans- was a member of the Bennett
and Mrs. Blance Faulikner of velvet with silvw accSwo- ijuartette for £o«r, years, Since
. _ — . . _ jjgj, graduation In 1934, she has
Pre^boro—all cUismates of g. T. Weatherfjy, pai-
the bride. Folowing thf ffronp Matthews M, E.
irere fhe ushers, Walde Faulkner ^ officist«l ftt cer®*
^ Greensboro, William Gamble i
of Tfcomasville, and Standford | , • i
New York City." ITjere were several musical
sister of * selections Just be^ort the wed*
McKethan of
Miss Clarice Gamble,
been field secretary for B«*nnett
I College- The g^oom J« a native
of OKlshoma City, Okla. and a
I reosnt graduate of A. and T.
College. While a student he was
MRS. MARGARET DAVIS
BOWEN, S>«>r«M« BatiUai aad
speaker oa the AMia KapiM Al
plia prttfraai breadcact over ata-'
twa WSMB, Nfev Orleaaa, Taee-
day, December 28, 4 to 4tS0 pm.
I CST. Mrs. Bowea gave a portra*
^al of the hUtory of the AKA i
Sererlty aad its .work, breaking
a precedent in bpe«deaatla|t ia
New O-laant, where radio faeill-
t>«s have fWBeridly beea cletud
»o oar groap. (ANP)'
Miss Louise McAllt*ter of 617
St. Joseph Si. left the city last
1}hursda(y for il^w York City
where she will spend the Christ^
mas holidays. '
Miss iRuth L. Roster, manag
ing editor of the Carolina 'nmcs,
is spending the Christmas holi
days in New York City, whers
she ti voting relatives and
friends. I
Miss' Kanni* Ruth
Virginia State Cdllege.
*•»
Miss Ruth Hunt Buchansn',
Englewood. New Jersey.
^Miss Vivian and Constance
Merrick. Talladega.
Mr. Richard Smith Shaw Uni
versity. 1 J T,
I don, Frances
Thomas Shaw, Wwf^ Virginia dint, Hattie
Statti,
fhe Allen Christi»n Qndeavor
Leagua of St Josef>h A. M. B-
Church prssenteil • short two^
act play in ffv* fcenea. fi«na»y^ of'HiRsida High school fr?
December 20, till usual ,*ntod a Chrislmas project all
church ■ erening how. The play
“Christina*’ Preparation", rewrit
ten and revised by tha president
of the League, cWHs I^om, at
tempted to show wrong and
rlg>it~Tnetivea-^ »!vln|r. It also
presented a beautifnl poi
daty 'Tuesday and T\iesday eve
ning, December 21st. '
An exhibition of present*
made by giriis of the dopartment
for their mothers wan on- of the
special features. A sale of furni-
fe^i^e boys of the
‘The Nstivity^'. Ths oolorfsl mannsl training ^ipSTtuiuat—was
decorations and costumlag added
an atsMsphere which was very
essential to the play.
Those participating in the play
were. Misses Annie I^ige, J«n-
ette and IHhal Doom, Clara and
an added attraction.
The home Making room, in the
basement of th* school, was open
the. entire, day, and the Hume
Bconomics students of the North
Carolina College, with their In-
Margfliret burton, Vimice Brag- 4t|nictor, S|n». Jack((3n', were „
Mae Hayes,
Hall> Lola Qour
McAdams, Bertit
Adel« ' Chestnut.
special guests.
'Qiesday ' night the Chriatmas
project was cllmaxad H/y a party
Mrs. Joseph Smith of 701
Grant Street spent the Christ
mas holidays in Washington. D.
C. visiting relatives and friends.
nromlnent in athletics and in his
senior year was chosen AJl-CIAA
Messrs. James Tucker and Er
nest TTiompson is spending the
Christmas holidatys in New York.
fashion News for Your
Back From The Holiday*
Misses Frances and Josephii.'e
Harris and Mr. “'Ekrl Baucum
from Hinderson Institutifr.
MiesThelma Bailey from Mor-
0£CnB WA1IR HEATBt NWIS THE FAMIY
GONE ARE BACK BREAKING DAYS OF YORE
trpm
t quarte^ack.
I He is a member of the AJphs*
' Phi Alpha Fraternity and* now
teaChM at Cathage, N. C. The
couple will be at home after
January 3 in Carthage. N. C.
Some of the out of town guejits
were: Mrs.^Arthur
lima, Ohio! Mrs. W. F. F Grant
of Charleston, S. C.; Mr. and
MriS. O. R. Pope of Roeky Mount
N. C- The mother of the-bridfff
Gamble was also prfc-
Misses Marion and £vangeline
Cordice arc visiting their par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. V. C«r-
dicev Fi^etteville St.
' . Sick
Mr. R. L. Chavis, manag'sr
the *&ull City Barber iSho^p is 111^
at his home. 30*6 Dowd St.
HUGE ETHIM*IAN’ SILVER
COINS PROVE A problem
TO ITALY
ROME, Italy, Dec. 28—(ANP)
—An apthenticated report was
current here this w6ek .that 100,-
(Mxi thalers have been coined in
Bnssels on order of certain
French interests, for circulation
in Ethiopia ^o compete with Ita
lian eoins and currendy.
It was said that because of
the present low prices j>i silver,
a large profit can toe .^ade
using the coins. The silver thal
er, or Maria ThCresa dollar, i.*t
stilLJieU in great favor by t'le
Ethiopians who have always'^JeS
ii^pressed by its tr emend jus,
eartwheel size. It was hinted in
some quarters in T?ome that a
move against Italy may ba ‘lie- ,
BEAUTy
SPONSORED ea
•^UARIEUSE BEAUTH EC U M P ATI O fSI
Jh. kaneuft fiMuty *a»
tlM Godttroy Manufacfttrin# Company t® n«tho(li
ot pftwrviiHi womtR'* natural beauty, and to NMko
tki rtsutts of Hits retearch availablo tc 'eubtlc.
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SINU YOUU WAV TO BKAUTl
Messr. James Cross, Connie ^ay featuring' a Christmas playlet,
"A Safe and Happy Chria4;maa.”
Afterwards the parents were
served refreshments and ' given
presents matle by the girls.
All of tjie parents departed
an enjoyabl -' evening. Thip pro
ject was supervised b'y Mrsli Ped-
dy, Mrs. Walker, Miss Colemati,
and Miss Avant, instructors).
H»is proved to be such a success
Williams, Silas McAdams, Wm.
AJdolphus, and Mack Doom,
Ruby Hayfs and Enrest McAd
ams.
Mr. Doom was very ^tefnl to
have Mrs. Lydia Merrick to as
sist him in the play b^y rendering
music , ap the jp^xkTran. It was
^^pressed by^ him thiw he ^hei
more elftldr«n in. ^ church
would tane a jwrt in tfae^iLeague-^that-^
Md its activities in th# year of
193«.
make
affair.
the 'project. an
to
annunl
"—
CARD W THANKS
I wish to express’ my thsnks
and appreciation to the following
persons who helped me to n4n
in the Popularity contest.
Mr. J. W. and John Grady,
Union Grove, •Columbus Ohio;
Mr. VJ. A. (Btaime, member of
Bbenezer, Washington, D. C.;
,Mrs. Ida Griffin, man^r of Eb-
enexer, Richmond, Va.; Rev. P,
N. White, of fibeneser,t
Goldsboro, N. C.; Mr. R. M. £d-
wards. Tererlls Creek, R.FD No.
FEDERAL EMPLOYES PRE
SENT “CltYSTAL TREE” lO
SPEAKER BANKHEAD
WASHINGTON; D. €., Pec.
Dec. as—(ANP)_ The United
Government Employes, reprsseni-
ted by a delegation -composed
P^sldent Edgar G. Brown, Ar
drew D. Wisketts, Mr*. Effie
Wicketts, Mrs. Rhoda Jacki^on,
Mrs. Ruth* -Srfjyons, and MrSi_
Katie Oscar, last Monday presen.
ked Speaker of the House Rjpre-
hind th# shipments.
oJllc^hJvVovyri^
_ sentatives Hon. WilliamlBi. Bank-
1, ChaipeliHili, N. C.; Mr. f^d,head wi€h an artistie, hand-mada^
Edwards^ 2nd Baptist, Chapel j “Crystal Tree," as a token of
Hill, N. C.j Miss .Sedjanthy Wal-| apipreciation for his efforts >n
den, 1st Baptist, Nw (Hill, N. i behalf of the colored workers in
C.; C. L. I^sasitsr, N?w, andl^ifistrict seAdce.
* _• 3i--_ ..-1
'Hope, Bit) No. 9 Duitham; Mr,
Marvin ^eed, Calvairy ^aptist^
RFD No- 5 Z^rham, N. C.; Mr.
J. D. Grady, Mt. Bright Baptist
kev.
•"I'jiJB (aiAfly watw heater, which used to be (Ound to a dark comer of;
tbe old-fashioned basement; has^bToSaomed forth In modem dress [
and mo^d upstairs to Join other appltaoces Is the popular ail-electrlc}
Idteheo snsemUs; Typical of such installations is tbe one shown above |
wbers tlM sraait modem styltnc and gleaming white porcelain flnlsb j
at tbe eleotrte water brater, at left, blend perfectly with tbe modern |
equipment and decoration of tbe Utcben. Ib homes ahers snehj
installations ara desired, this modem styling equips tbe electric water ’
heater for rsereation room and luUhroom Installation, as well as In]
*be modmilasd taOBdry and basemeBt. %
Gone are the back breaking da^'s of yo«a«whi^ mother had to itoop
low over range and sink. The modem kitchen with Its monel
!' equipment provides working surfaces Just tbe right distance from the
floor. And there's more room in the kitchen with Its stralghtllBa ar
rangement and eablnet type range; Note alse that even' tbe rangs ha^
1a monel top, ofreiinK a metal suilaos Which can't be damaged by
heavy pots or hot paT'^ -, *i' —
Sm^ealkim in Wallpaper
After School Snacks
nMmm
•Jl .;
F«otori««
fictitrm eourlesti ot VlUttd Wall
'pH w viaiipaperB madi ibeir bow at the Annual Style Show in
nil!t month, and. perhaps the most outstanding ini
.Ui£.5BrmlijiML4e8ieHiNJlsreyer
new tetwutj- -o4 4ot}».vii. rH>ruduct4utis of early French and Chinsss pat*-
's first request upon arriving at home,
t»-«at. Modem mothers realizing, that after
to their oKiet ravenous state.
•C >*>rovidlag the artra noorMiaittt ^t
Ita dslfetous mfrMhlsf-eMlnnUUfc
BBilk drink a ttnkla wtth erystti-
are easily obttla^bla If you
lee M(rttst«t«|» ta yoor
limply take the as# lc«.«aber
•ad It so the Mock ot
tJl* mNs bi i alaatas or
4erns, iw eniirely fri-Kb intorpretatlob* ot our AnM»ncan Modems all
bruuxbt b^lort* ihe visitintf erow^r ibe oewest and best la wallpapent
tor next year, but n reit to the lot qT one of tbe largest maaufaetttrsiH'
to offer a really §«» the Surreailat wkllpapef fhowQ aborsi
Truly Amertcaa. froct .(he ~lndlan be'ad-and flag motif, to tI|s'doIlM
sl«ns rampant. It lnrlu(|.(>| in ftq. pattern Important elements ta omi.
daily lives, such as ati abrwi riofk. an aeroplane, swaying skyscmpeM
and dollar bllte. -Howt- —as the design miv saund. It Is
cleverly drawn Best of all tt Is Swi-tested an/
ws*»rproof so It will
Popular opinion notwithstimding,
^M*uui> Is more than sktn «eep, A
rtiiwless skfh. glOssf 'bnlr. nml pt'r-
f^. lion of feature are" to no avail If
Miiip* of petulunre. discnntent anil
worry have etfh^ ilielr mnrfc on
your face. AH your lh«}ghts and
('iiiotlons leave their traces on your
•fiipe. •
And. unfortunately, we don’t see
these marks, until ttiey,h«ve Itecoiiie
»Hi deeply gniv|tfB”|(>r |js to do niucb
.ilMMJt tiiem. We tery rarely look
in the mirror whM we are on the
verge of flying off the handle, or if
wr do, we are too busy with our
|iriv»ire grievances to pay any at
tention to what we see. But each
(luiliurst of temper, each needless
hour of worry oi" dlaccntent coti-
n Jltuie to the general rtin-down look
of our faces Serenity Is the key-
note of bfiiint; and the wise woman
will, ruhlvHte a peaceful frame of
mind as asriduonrty as-ahe goes
about keeping scrupulously clean
iind well-groomed.
^ Avoid Frowning
-'Shmcone told m? that when she
had a dlsagrueable'tash t& perform
unti who hasDt at least two or
three a iit»y?—she made a point of
Ringing a gay and cheerful song
n-hlle fterforinlng the unpleasant
(Inly. This may sound ridiculous,
r.iid In someaiKS hnpoiBsible, bpt it
nus 0^sound, psychological basis.
Who could let the corners of her
mouth droop while pinging a foolish,
Inconsequevtlal ditty) It is sn Ex
cellent suggestion for house#lves^
who have an aversion to''Wsshing
dishes nndmoppltjg floors. Try it
:And.see how much eafier It is to
preserve a feeling of ti^nqoility.
Even the prettiest mouth loses Its
h>atiiy If tti droops at the comers,
nnrf »"'ntliiunl dt;w^plng brings abdut«
Umt down in-the^raouth expressUm
«ihlch ia practisiiUy Impossible to
blot out.
frown lines ore the bugnhoo ot
everj beauty-conscious wonmn. If
you find that you frown conslstvni
ly’^d unintentionally,,_have ,your
eyes examined at onc& But ihi^
chances are_that yod have. Merely
acquired tbe habit from brooding
overtime about mtytters that are ni»
entlrwy to your liking.and are he i
jon6 your power ^-control. I
HapplnsM and Beauty
So, If you can’t have a new dres.**
and must make the old white stitin
do for another season, or If (he tele
phone didn't ring last night, e^en i.
though the dashing young man you
met at the (terty did promlK to
call St seven, or even If your best
beloved turned around and married
ths other girl, dismiss It liglitly. If
you become grlm,^ut it, tne whffs
raUn will lo^ even more tired due
to-]^r l^k of dissatisfaction, the
young man from ths party will
Bevet.call if be sees you wltb the
comers of your month sagging, and
no .one else will give you a second
glance if you are obviously despair
ing over tbe light of your life that
went out so abruptly.
Th« moral of all this ig that
beauty is as besuty thinks Hap-
pin«BS makes for brauty and you '
can't be happy If yo^ devote sll
your energies to concentrating oa
your ^own pe^i^ grudge against
the world. And' if yon And that
those unlovely ICiies have siready
begun to show up around yonr eyes
and mouth, get good cmm. made
especially for that purpose, and
massage it ’ gently into the skin
every nigfit, until you have
smoothed them all away, and then
start all over agald and frice the
world with a tranquil co«nl«*nii't. i*
lohn Stanford, Rock HilU N- C.{
j|[is8 Henrstta Withron,, SJbene-
Mf, -Miiil Qfl^yia IBkibM, ^Ohene-
zct;. idjM Lufile TlionMS} ' Ebene.
zer, Mim Honi|^ lltdmM, ES>en^
ser; Mr, MUton M^eal, Ebe-
nezer; Mrs. Carrie McNeal, E%e-
nezer; and all th mieemi>er8 and
friends o f Sbeneser Ifoptiii
Church and eommnnjiy.
T. A. Cmdy
U
S. PROBE! PBONAOi;
GEORGIA COTTON
ON
OdieM presented similar tokens
were Congressman ^ward 'P.
Taylor,' chairman of the House*
Appropriations Committea and
Serialor Thniwas, 7:T3Jtalfs-—
man of the stib-committee of 4hovi.^
District of Columbia Appropria
tion committee. Other Congress
men and’ Congresswomen weri
presented expressions of appre
ciation for their interest- in the
laundry workers .of the War De
partment and the National Park
'Swice.
fAYs" $ioommY
FARMS
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W^lSHTNIGTOK, Dsc; 27—(C
NA)—ITie pnKifiea of holding
Negro cotton pickers in peonage
in Warren County, Ga., eauscd
the Department of Justice to or-,
der special agents into the field
*0 investigate flie situation, it
was anounce4 hera this week. Durlam, N.. C.—An accidenf
■Assistant Attorney Gmisralv ilnrarance policy insuring tbrss
®Tien McMahon said that tha i^ p«0pl«; the principal, the bena.
vest^tion bsgsn several wee^ ficiary and. one child now offered
»go when tte Civfl ^bcu^s by Ae Southern Fidelity Mutdal
Union and othe on*tuii*atio.n8 ia In Immediate benefit from dat#
Ckildrea and Beneficiary Noa
Iftured at no Addltloiial Cost.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED
PAIRS OF SHOiES
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To
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Reduced T«»
ALL ROIlEI* REDUCED I2.9S
COATS REDUCED TO »6.B8
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benefits are from $10.00 to 125.
m DMtKTjeneffti from 1260,00,
to IlSOO.CO, and the ^ost ia onty
one cent per day or $3.66 p«i
y6*r.
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it tn force for i year. Each year
■11 beneflta increue lb per cent
nntU the policy hM a Tslue of 60
per more at no additfoniil _
cost.' . (' ■
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M'o madical examination, no red-
tape. Send no money with applk '
cation. Just write your name, a^
addren, beneficiaiy’s name and
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