Social Notes
(By MiM *.
lQr«: Htnrlett* Chrirtmw
WUUaR» tk*' city Sunday foi-
K*w Torit Citi* whew sh« ta «ak-
hmn«.
Ch«ri«* Stawart S^«k*
N. C. C. V**p*r
At
^Dr. ChftriM E. Stfewart. wai
Cuest q>eaker at the Vesper 9»r-
▼le«i of th# North Carolina Col
'lege, Sunday afternoon,' Jan.^ 9,
U34.. Dr. Stewart’* n«x€ text
wm “t liaT* k«it the faith."
Tftken from Piul'a letter to Ti-
mothjr found in the iiook of 2nd
Timothy. Dr. Stewart told the
story of the Apostle Paul onthe
The Auto Mechanic! Club of
miliide High School i» •ponwr-
ing a »o«lar Friday night, Jana--
ary 14th at 8?00 o'clock. Music
will be furnished by the Bull
City l^ght H»wk».
M«*» Mari# In Ra«ital At
i^ortii CarolliiA ColUf•
Monday night, Jattuary ^10,
at ai^t »*cTo?k tht ,K~3rtk
Cat-olina CoJfege prewnted Miws
Mart* Btown, dramatic raadti
in recital, in the B. K. Duke
Audi^iliunt. Mite fiVowjn’s pro
gram waa divided into four
group«. Tha first was a'^rmrp of
comedy sketches . namely: (a)x
‘ISaiiinjf on the Queen Mary"
’•The Uttrrent iVent# #c)
"The Telegram". l!he »econd
group consisted of a group of
Sunday afternoon at the 6:1S poem*. The fir*t wj*, '*Oo DowH^
hour Mifls Annie Pwe was in Death’, a Ne^To folk lyre, •'by
6tv * James Weldon JolwsoN. 131* se
FIRST GRADE TEACHERS
HOLD MONTLY MEETINC
The First jGrade teapher^ heid
their regular monthly meeting
-l!^>nda,y "Januflry JjiL-aith iin.
M. A. Watson, lllisa Carlotta
St
Laagaa
Endvavor|
Robbins led tha discfcswoa with a
paper on, “The Tl^ee H’» in the
elementary gfades.^
The teachfTB diacuss at each
meeting, the educAtiony
taken from the New York Times,
Thoie presant were; Misses M.
0. Sneed, President;, Cleo Russtdl
Secretary; C. Roblbins, 3. Lynch,
1. Moffltt, 3- Chr^itmaa, C.
Young, M. Faullc, Mesdames B.
E. McLauTin, C. T. pavidsoiJ, M.
Tucker Hargiaves, M. A. Watson.
charge of the program at ^ ,
Josej^’s A. C. E. League. The eond, "The Negro Speaks «.f
speatet waf D. B. Mltitln, fom#r Rtrer8"4jr Langston H»|^. The
president the Lfajfue. A vocal third '‘Mother to Son” by Lalig*
so^ wti* render»i Miss Wl- «tQn Hughe*. The fourth, “L.ov-
lian Burton, contralto of th«j^ ers Lftnp" by Paul Lawrence Dun-
Seirtor_ehoir of the church, Mi^a bar. Th* thirrf group was ooihi
Ethel Doom presented th* L**gK J posed of a group of Boem*!, *‘0
Koad to Damasctis. Dr. Stewart poem. Song service was conduct-, BMk »nd
la one of the most dramtic nra- ed bV Miss Jeanette Doom, choH- James Weldon Johnson, veiy plfnrly ‘with 4h§ minds
tors «f the (present day. He is now ster qf the League. Remarks were Majestyl. J>y Countee Cullen, a vivid replica of the picture she
a columnist of the N^folk Jour-1 made by the pastor, ..£,ev J. A. Sister Lou" by Sterling Browr. is trying to portray.
and o&mfertiftg the aheep.
The last wa? a group of come
dy sketchea,. "The itVidge Game'*,
"Motoring jn t^ Nineties”, “Sn- >
die tt'^ the Movies,** Mi*a BroS»n j
is % reader with rare ability,
WINDSOR COMMONITY
CTO
HOUSE DANCE
Mammoth Sectel Plaaned
Gr«*a»ooro PabUc
For.
SOCIAL WORKER
The new Wlnscor Communtity
Center of the Negro Division of
th*Cr®en»boro Recreation Com
mission iMnakin g extensive plana
for a Cftinmnnltt' C^»en Hou»«
I Dance to be held on. t^‘ eveninir
let Friday January 14th. The
j naammouth social event will be
DR. AND MRS. J. C. CARR, fomens where tha hrMegroem fi„t eity-wlde community so
on* of the out*Unding eveaU of ha» a l«er«tive practice. The ii*p-|ci8l to be held hr the, Negro Di-
Unknowti Bards" by ^ ^le she is reciWn gone can see _ Mo»ljom«ry, AJa., »e«ial my couple were gucati of Dr. vision of the Recreation Depart-
tmmupn wa* the recent mal-riage C^rr’e' ^veeta in Okasulgee, ment. A large attendance of both
Nallie GweaJoIy Creit, OUa., and I*‘‘•ttHBdaaee at t^e n,ij0yg,^|e g^d well patron iiied
nal and Guide, and p*»tor of the
Emanuel AMG Church of Ports-
nootfa, VC
Ajate Meckaaic* Sponaor Danc4
Valentine. T1>e meeting wa^
closed by the repeating of the
iatlgt>fth ty the audlenea, ffa wtri?
to congratulate Mise Page on the
logical program that was preseut-
and The 23rd Psiam which was
magnificently portrayed. As Miss
grpwn recited, one eoal8 see the ^
green pstures with the still ^^ter^
arid the Master gently leading,
—1 4.. -
The friends and
A, jtoins family
associates of
WPSTIF
to D*. Josei^ui C«rB*Iiat Ca«f I Alpha CoriTention, New Orlean*.
Both are widely fm9w« ta Mont-'daring the hiU4ay«. (ANP)
A. L. GofiOUoe Honored With
Testimonial
NEW TRAILERS HAVE STYLE AND COMFOJiT
raner
expresB sincere hope that theit
younger son, Ellwood will , coc- j
tinue to eonvalense. Young Ell- On th« erenlng of January 4,
wood has been confined %0 bi» l&38,^he North Carolina Mutual
home on Fayetteville St. ipr »«• Life Insurance Company present
veral weel|d| e are glad to »?e
him out again. (ing Mr. A. L. Goodloe for 34
j'esrs of'servifie as Manager of
The students and friends of the LHirham District of the N*. C.
Mutua.
wish for their instructor ar.d P^sident and Agoncy Director,
friend, Prof. L H. Biichanan a acted as Tsoastmaster.
Negro An-
M-isio
Studio
Buchanan
National
speedy recovery
was:
gram
I
Stm ting Mmb Right
them by the guests. Welcome to
guest« and'imrpose of testlmi^-
] Dial* by “tie Toastmaster, Mr.
Cox, A aolo was rendered by Miss
Margaret Rice, an employe of*\he
Home ofliee of the North Cara-
ed a Teitlwonlal Dinner honors Mutual. The guest speaker
was Mf. €. C. Spauidii^rf presi
dent of the North Carolina Mu-
jtoal imd belong friend of Mr.
take part in tlie city wide affair.
Exeentiv* ComUtoo M.'iIubc
~TK>r>
G. W. Cp^ L Goodloe. A selection wa*
, given by the Southland Singers,
The pro- j conapos^ of Messrs. Faucstt,
Ltcown, Steward and Covington.
Greetin^^ from N. C. Managers
by A. E. Spears, Mgr. Chttlotte
"Disfrlct. An"“6riginal poem ^by
Hiss Dixen, ejnfiloye of the North
Carolina Mutual^ presentation of
gifts by W. D. Hill Aics't SecV
Comptroller^ C. E. Anthony,-Re-
jpreeentative Durham Agencr
Force,' and W. J. Kennedy, Jr.
Viee-Preaident of tJie North Ca
rolina Mutual. At the close of
the presentation of f^t» the
guestswere ushered into the
spacious dining room cflf the Al
gonquin Tennis Clubhouse whero
a palatable turkey dinner wa?
serve^. A delightful evening was
■ eojoyad ^y all,
BTTTTER tnsiimtton, 1
fteat out or In as desired, is
t>ec(-3ims one of the favorite topics
of (llscur.slon among trailerites.
Cob fort cad economy are problems
amp kg these modern land voyagers
that have apparently reached the
iaaio Importance on the road as
they Inve had for years in the
jmhMary home. A recent survey of
tte modem trailer trend shows that
tttese conaiderations coupled with
tlie desire'for agreeable color and
simple upkeep, are what are most
interesting 'Ihe trailer people at
present. ^
With this In view, trailers that
Wf .oll covered with lacquered fab-
-tcs, mslde and out. walJs. ceiling.
and top, have been attracting atten
tion for their good looks, ease with
which they .can be, kept eleaH'*lth
soap and water aad insulation pMsl-
hiUttee. Some hav* aeoSstructlon^Jt
plywood covered with lacquered fab
ric, making for a lighter lotui, wh^e
the ^ir space between the outer and
inner wails provides insulation.
One trailer in particular that was
seen recently had an interior that
made the fullrat use of lacquered
fabric. The lower wall was done
In heavy tei|ured red lacquered
fabrfc and the^ ceiling and upper
wall with a liglrter weight In cream
Dit Pont Style Nexca Ssrn
color.. Even the kitchenette, wli;
easy upkeep is given special at;, '
ttC^ was-anlshed lii-tfte same
terlal. The built-in lonnelttg cIirT'
and tabular movable-chairs^ j
finished In this modern synthetic
material which has a tou^neds anc
impervlousness to the inroads cf
vermin that appeal pai^lcTJlarly to
trailerites. ’
Electric light pltwts, ras tanl^
for cooking aad ■Bol"'water, clectrin
refrigerators, de luxe kitchen cabi
nets and stoves are fej^tures of
some of the most tip-to-d^** of the
modern trailers.
Mr. J. L. Dunn is in New York
The Open House Social is be
ing aponiored by the Executive
Committee of the Center under
the chairmanship of Professor J.
Percy Bond of A. and T. College.
Other members of the EXTCutive
Council in charge of arangemcnt*
for the affair are Mrs. W. B.
"Wataon Law, Mr. James Comp
and Eva Hamtin, ;«ra. 3.,E. Har-
(rett, Mr. 1!. H. Eberhardt. Mr.
Watson Lwa, Mr. Jamee Comp
ton, Mrs. D. Jones, and J-
Hairston. Hsry I^rker, Director
of the Negro Recreation Pro-
srram, and staff are wduking on
the program for the af^ir^ that
H expec^ilTS be one of the most
jenoyable and well ,„i>atronij!ed
community social gatherings of
the season.
laterastlnit Social Program
Arranged
Acfordhjg to the directops of
the Center, an interesting, and
varied Bocia} program is being ar
ranged from the hours of 9 P. M.
to e»e .W M. ' The pre^am will
include dedicatory dances t% the
schoola.uind colleijes, club* and
v^iouB community grour|; tag
|^SCS®rESS5mH$ffl^~@IIgf5gflliT’
I crs; a Bit? Apple contest; Paul
Mrs. Irma Noal Henry, of
Winston Salem, N« .C, wii««o ap*
piHntnMnt to tha North Catelina
WPA staff a* Consultant oi Ne-
gra Employment was aaneanecd
r^eerflky Uy AdmuiUtrator Geo.
W. Cean, Jr.
Mrs. Henry T^eiTed hor Ba
chelor of Science dagreo form
Wj^.'^aton Saltern oTB«l>era\ Crf*
lege. Her graduate work, done at
Columbia University, led to a
Master’a Degree in Health and
Socud Work. Her aekolasfle re
cord alao Includea a course ia in-
ternatlona^ JRelatlona and « term
at New York School of Social
Work.
For a number of years, Mra.'
Henry waa actively eag««*4.>B
teaching ia tbe North Carolina
Jl^lilic achoola. She haa boon eon-
nectod with the WPA for nearly
two year»~WPA Photo.
Jones all. Grand March. Of
special interest on the program
of community
recreation activities. The demc-
strations will place 'during
Ro&coe Griffin’s Semi-Annual
- SflOE GLEARANCEi .
Now
f -
, Going On
m
THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO
'HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
WARD TO THIS SHOE SALE
.WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED,
For NEVER BEFORE 4 HAVE
WE OFFERED SUCH OLT-
STANDING VALUES.
ON RACK I
t %
|>etter—the guaUty the best
atote,. Short liaea ^ f.
Vbtikt, Mum and browns
ia nwdei, leathen and
Unheard of
•l.M
BARGAINS
ON IIACK
Ob tlys rack you wi|l find *hoe
values that cannot be surpassed,
Of «aune .aizes aj» -Jbcdkep and
lm£s are short. Blue*, b^^^nd
bro^s in suedea, iMthers and
comb^tions. While they last
they go at—
200 PAIR^
, MEN’S »
FLORSHEIM
NOW
ON rmsk;
ttti rufc you will find
0t tha best-shoeL,Jtj
_dfiSi£6d.
and combi'
:^0S0Ur «»d..«»oits
97c
Pair
$5.65
FOOT^^ELIGHT SHOES
We are eloslag out diese shoe*
and ^ve priced them for ~4uick
rp.moya3, ~
sob PAIRS
—3toQMEBea-
FLORSHEIM
SHOES
^^FAIR '
.65
'FtN SHOE COMPANY
DURHAM, N. C.
Appetizer Cour§e Ad^t
^ to Enjoyment of
Entire Menu ^
THE difference between^a com-.
- inonplace meal and an exceilewt
nieal often depends on the flrnt
fHiurse, tha horstd'osmvres. 'When
dinner starts with an attractive,
hnng^^-whetting appetizer, the stage
for-thorough enjoyment oT^
every course.
There is nothing difficult about
preparing hors-d'oeuvres, ihist or-
ditiarv condiuienta and pickleg are
needed in order to add the smart.
KHHtiuI touches that* make these
dainty appetizers.
For the simple dintifr, hors-d’oeu
vres ot two or more kinds may be
attractively arranged on a salad
plate and -placed on the .
Hem* Style Hor*-d*oeuvre*
Place cooked beets in small rtnt(s.
In tb* eenttf„of each ring place a
selection ot two or more kind* e
nreet mixed pickles.
. Frvit Hor»>d’oeuvre*
Ananm aUeas e( pimappla Iw tha
top of fna pinaapw* WMf
> aitca ot ontnca; loKI ea I19 of tha
oraBfi » aceUaa «i diead avMt 41U
plckla.
8tiifr*d Egga
I.
Remove yolks of hiard-cooked
eggs. Mash yolks with butter and
finely chopped sour mnstard pickles.
Fill whites Witt this mixture. Gar
nlsh with plmlento strips.
Roquefort Relish Hors-d’oeuvre*
MMh With a fork an individual
fortloB of roquatort ehime. Coin-
ln« with itn a^ual amoont of iwcet
pickle rellsli. Spraad on flrm iHcm
of tomato, and iprtnkla witb paprika.
Cabbage-Cheese Hi>ra-d'oeuvres
Cut green pepper ipto rings. Im
side of the pepper rings pla» small
mounds ot cabbage aalad mixed
with grated cheese and prepared
mustard. Add French' dresslog.
'7una-Blokie Canape .
Combina ibradded tnaa Sab with
•nougfa miyoniwlM to mototan. 8aa- '
■on with onloa jniM and peprlka.
iltoresd on toaatad brsad eul Into
inney shapca. Oaratlh
picUaa cut Into Ola dtmt, or with
crowwlBa aootlon* ot diU plcklN eut
inio fan«y ahapal. *
Egfl and Plekle Canape
Make a paata of finely choppi^
hard 'cpolted eggs and mayonnaise
Sgaaon anitard and pa
prlka. Spread 00 toasted bread cni
into fancy shape*. Garnish ,'wtt1_
sinall, sweet gherlcln*, thinly stleiSif ~
City, for a few days on busiu«s«. j.tht oand' include drums, *ti ^the internMiaion. Community Re-
'1 bells, and trianglesMllie students creation Activities wiU be dls-
PearaoB Schoirf Rhythm Band In of Hillside were amazed at the rj1ay#d»by the ret^eation ataflf »t
Roeitel At Hitlatdo. High School musical inclinations shown hy the
On January JOth 1938 the ^ youngsters in the band
Pearson iElemtary School pre- _ ages range 6 to 8
sented the Primary Rhythm Band
in recital at the Hillside Park
School daring its Monday chapel
hour. The Rhythm Band comjiis-
es members of the firrt, second, I
and portions of the thi^ grade.
The program was as follows;
rirates March 4jy Sullivan, Tpe
itiythm i'anjily toy Summerfield,
See Saw, , NuiSejy Rhyme, Diak-
ory Dock, a nursery Rhyme, Jtick
Horner, a nursery Rhyitie, M.nu-
'|t"from the opera “Don Juan”
WQifgan^ Mogart,. Music A-
.ound the World by X. Lil'St
Vandevore, and closing with the
t'ea^wn SchopL Song, 'Victoi’'
,4arcff, used by the University of
Notre Dathe. The instruments of
■9 ' w
Thft .Rh^hm^JEiand was enjoyed
immensely by the studenst and rfuni. Activities to be
faculty of the Hillside PaA HIgn
School,
Mra. Edit* P^ler
aanounco the marriage of her
daughter
Martha Ann
to
Mr. Hilliard Dctye '
on Monday, FebruMry- tlte|
Twenty-e'ijhth
^ nineteen^ Jiuadred aad**
t&irty-eigh'l
Un‘on Ba|itiat Church
^ 8;30 o’clock ■
the - ceaitSer a ti d ~ paTi|3tpant
whoso groups. Activities to be ]#2luded
year*, in t'le panorama will t>e *et„ .
over the spacious Center andito-
depiCed
tjachide dramatic*!, comnanitv
slinging group*, basketibsll,, b;>x-
iM* .hOJn,e niaking, quiet pimes, ^
nrt and*.c rafts classes, taip danc
ing, pinp pong, Jbadmintonr and
etunts. Tha^Center staff niember*
who will direct the panorama ol
recreation activities are* Wa'tcr
JIcNair, Director of Music; Mrs.
A. G. Wells, Di-ector^qf the W.
Y. A. Home Economics Schoolr
Arthur Headen, Athloljc Direc-
Coatiaaed. on wage eight
Durhaiu, North Carolina
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REM. J. W. TABOfiN
,A
WELCOMED HQIi£
BEAUTIFUL
HAIR.
TURNS MEN'S
T H O U G HTS
TO i;^OMANCE
Make Dreams
Come true ... Use
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wear teWoai sir
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• bome ot t«riey t« .
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on Keiyst ' ^
tire* Kdly
oped... Armoruhhtr Tre^ I You
iot;0HX*r tire* Kdly evar i3ml>
pay Ie*8 than regjslar price* ... . btit
yoa don’t get j>rdinary tires. TM^’re
tpeeiaUy ma& for the wear and tear
of today’g^riving. If your oM tife*
are JWn ‘and skiddy, come in and
Armopubher your wheel*. And *ave
money!
ALLOWING FOR THE VALUE OF
YOUR WORN TIRES, NEW KELLYS
WILL COSir YOU ONlY^
niMES EACH PER 1,000 MIIIS,
ocdiniiT iliM&Poo, >tt tb« bcatitiM colot
it slvu to yout btit will ajit rob ofot w«ab
‘ wUt laM a toot tlDM. CHm waatwl
riutlytlnMatk Mtrlt, ilafk.ina(Uin.
browo, ot Uosde. tyo ttyM lotdt,
^ (tickJntis, oo imelt Atk roiu tfcakt tot
Codeffojr'i U/icuM, the H»ir Coiotin* ia
th*reill»x, ETet7b«idai*iimotccdto(at.
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-T^ae 4lev.-.#r-^W,—7ahem—haa:
been welcomed b^ck to hi* hortie
town, Durham •“'•-fey friends and
mem'ber* of the BiAanuel AME
Church. Prid^ to his coming back
to his home town," Rev, Tabom
has been living In Charlotte, N.
C. where he has been preacliing
about ten yeare. While in Char-
4ctte Rev, TabofK!w*s pastor, of
v,the Bethel AHIT~ Cbo)^ *nd
tthrrutrh the wonderful efforts
that he 4>ut for^, was able to
i rro-wfze another ABliE Church,
Be^lehem Miasion. .
^ At tho Anhilal Confarttice held
in Q.eeriebovo, W. C. the R«t. Ta-
boro- was appointed a* pastor of
the Emanuel AKKS Churiih. Since
his appointment nSfogrciM of
the church has grown both spirit
ually and financially. Ilie finance
being increased J(M) per' cent.'
The Rev. "^’aborn has four mar-
jthlldicai. With htftl In Dur
ham are his wife Mrs. Annie Tr‘*
bourn and their gr^dsony
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