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OESHAZOR CXADUATC , D«Sh«xor ^ fe«uty Collcg* Ib
ANNOUNCES SECRET I 1937 and after wrrtnt «fat won-
MARRIAGE (till «pprcntic«ihip »h» b«|Bn
A marrlac* that took place' msnagin; ti>« Fri«ndly City
Immy Mcr*tty *"F*bruMry 2? of Paflor.
thii y**r become* f«ner»! 1motr»^
ddce for th* first timf thli
Mr. a«oif« i* * nmtira
Whitesvill*, N. C. and H a jradu
ate of the Columbia County
WMk. Th* former Ifjuif ,WHli*
Beatt ie* SheiTcd, a member of . 7 . 1
..1. j Traitdiiff school. He li alto
the flnt rnuluatii}; claw of the , » - 1. „
r»_ 1. n €,}. II ^ -former agunt of the North Ct
Durham DeShasojr . Coll«s« of
Beauty Culture (October 12th,
987) who is now manager of
■former agunt of the North Caro
lina Mutual Life Inauranca Co.
After Sunday, September 4,
90 waaw aw asw n ^ _ *■ «- »
the Friendly City Beattty "parlcr , ^
.^A
hat aecii;tly laai. .*d for
aiz months to Richard Simon
Geonre. assistant manager of
the HoAe Modernisaticn and
Supply Company.
I Mm. Lorenda Turner of New
i York is visiting in the city.
I While here (he is the gueit,,„of
^ - Lv E. Barnes, SIS Thomas
Mrs. George l« a graduate of * q.
^— lis-l. !«!'■*• , f . .
CHRlSTtA CHRISTIAN LlAD EItt NAT’I
fiVnWs ceUbNats ts'ths
the Washington High School in
and is the niece «of Mr. j
jind Mrs. Monroe James of thatj
City. She graduated^ from the
Mrs. Gr»pe Stevens of New
i k is Bpendliw withj
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BEfiiiTy-'RomflncE
He lariciB* Ce^uttr TavmSjthK w>t etfJblished bf
Hi« /■ 'r.ufstrttine CiJn'.5;ny ts Had/ msHiJdf
Tf ; «a%.':3 ►jacn't nstursi fcsii-l/
(>; rcsclti ef this re:x»^ iviiisbU
rnd r.is'i*
to the publfc.
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So many ot iis have the idea that,
i| i* liiiif’ nun is KOod lor our litaltU
i.;.d a great Ua.il will bo
c\tn njcre l/eneflcial. This J5. rrf
course, H nji'^taken notion as you
r.re Uouiid lu iearn trow paliiful cs-
l;rr;eace.
Now that tha swimming season
!.s litre and luau.v ef ns isptud all t»ie
time we can spnre at the beacltcs,
v;e miist take deflnlte precautlous
pji-alnst gnnburn. Sunburn is a very
real burn, and, just as we would
r.jt put our bands againsst a hot
uore. Cfeilher (jbould iVe ejcjjoise
ijcUer skin to the sun for more than
n f**w minutes at a time until wo
lm\e l>ecome accustomed to Its raj’s.
Spread a protective cream over
the skin before exposing It to old!
tor May length Of time. Even
l4»ttav. if jou don’t mind the stilne,
i:se olive oil. Cover your face arms,
th&mderf; hack an# legs. If jon
ttay out long, enough for tl»at to drj.
icp'«t the application. Sufli^er sun
■t* very taariirfttl to the 'skln. It dries
tut the nattiral oils and leaves It
ioagh and ueeUng. You’ve seen peo
ple who have acquired a weather
beaten, leathery look from too much
cJCp^^sure to the sun. Once the nat-
rral oils are gone, the skin starts
\rrinkling. Dry akin wrinkles more
readily than oily skin, even when
not expoaed to the sun’s drying ef
fects. In summer we must take spe
cial pains to ward off lines and
crows’ feet even though the appli
cation of creams and oils is more a
trial In summe*'- than durlns the
cooler months. Then, too,^ we are
^ Bkcly to 'fcavp deeper s4ulnt lines
’ frdm the i3are of th» sun, especially
the glare of aqo oa water.
.^nd wlille we are on the suhjeet
of f-liiiv, the eyes toa can be “sun-
huiued,” , I*totect them with the
dark-?ok»red glasMbs which are so
iiiuch hi vofTue tills year. If you
ilou't, jon will find yourself frown
ing «t jour coinp^ilh}])^. with tired
lilood ibot eyea at ue end of the
day.
BuFsulppose the bum geta you af
ter all. Vou have one of the best
reiueilles right in your own home.
Vinegar Is an excellent antidote for
.sunburn. Spread It on gently ovci
the buriied surface. You can feci
its cooling effect as you fcpply it.
T’se it os soon as y-ju come out of
the sun if you fear you l»ve been
over-exposed.
^Continued exposure“tfti., the sun,
even though you ar# carefal not to
get badly burned, will darken the
color of the skJn. The srtir««t %ntJ
quickest remedy for this is bleach
ing’. A good bleach, used regularlj
over'a period of time, will have a
no'tltfeable effect. Bleaclies, iiow-
ev^7 are likely to haye a drying
so.foilow them up with an ap-
Ijlication of cream. You can’t avoid
oils and creams In the summer, so
lay in 4 supply and b^ on the sale
side, i .
IVfja/ are -your beauty prd>~
lefHs? Write Merie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 60i—‘511 Locust St.,'St.
, Louis, Mo,, an,d she will be glad
to answer them. Be sure to en
close a self-addressed stamped
envelope.
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Saaw asa Itiisw IBeiion, Mar*
holxiM, iMslUt Qiiipirj
mdia ittftxttDEn
”The gutii^ M»»y
KTtd Ivuoy lAamncn, Luthenen
Jt^suiu; at»*gai »t Graham, Alvar
■iiickatm o | 'Wtni.|tpn-i$al«mi
MesffL—Siwtn, Lnlay
kicnards:n, Wilnam iTick; Juni
us b. Salas; J. Marsnal U«nd*r-
nn, Matshaw Davis, and Charles
M. Blackl
Ml. and Mrs, J. W, Scurlock’i
Sunday gu^t ware bar .cousin
Sam.Love of New York City,
brother and sister Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Pearlie, Misa Margie
I’earlie,' Nellie Rhew McNaal
of W. Durham,
Cliarles Ot
end with his aoii
other relatives.
P«nt the weet
Frank and
Mt. GilM^ Ghiirch of ibfange
county hddg ervices every 2nd
Sunday 11 o’clock. Snnday
School 10:8-0. .j' Rev. T. M. Mes-
by, pastor.
L«a4«r* wf the Naiivaal Bapfc.
CffiST*Btion which cOnvZhe* Sapt.
l-ll in St. Loui», Mb.
LEFT TO RIGHT^TOP ROW:
Dr. A. M. Towo»end, Nathville,
Sec’jr Sunday School Board; Dr.
i. M. Nabrit, Sae’y CoBTantioa,
President American Bapt. Theo-
lOgiqtl Seminarjr, Nashville; Dr.
L. Mf. WiUta4,
Rev. L. K Jordan, HiatoriaB}
Re».-B."^J. Perkins, St. LoOls,
Treas. /
SECOND ROWi Rar. T. S.
Harten, Brooklyn, Vic* Prasidaat
Rav. J. A. A«lams, BrooMyB,
Sec’7 Social Sarvica Cemsaisar
ionj Rav. T. O. FuUar, IlMMidiis
Asst. ‘ Sec’y; Rav. J. C. Jackson,
President New England Conven-
tioh| E. Isaacs, Nashville, Sec'y
BYl»U Board; Rav. T. T. Love
lace, Sea’y Hona Mission Board.
THIRD ROW: Ra^. E. ArlinK-
ton Wilean, St. Lawia Asststani
Sac’y; Wm. H. Hay**, Chicago,
Attbrnayi Miss Nannie H. Bur
roughs,
WashlngtUa,
Convention '
L, Twina,
Sec’y Wo-
Auxiliarjrf
BLev. E.
ucation;
Oiairman
FOURTH ROW: J. E
New Orleans, President
men's Mavtm»enti Rev. D. V.
Jemison, Selma, Ala; Vica-Pres.
Secretary fct-'
Rev. J. H. . Branham,
Trnnsportat^i
Gayle,
Mrs. S. W. Laytea, Philadalpkia,
-Prw^'dent Woman's -Coiivnttail;
'RevI A.1. ka^'-' Boone, Clavaland,
Vice President; Rev. Ralph W.
Wilson, Rome, Ga. Sac'y Bane-
fit Board; Roland^ Smith Statis-
ician. .
(Assaewta4».£{abr*'Press)
Mrs. Susie
ted St.
Christmas on . Whit-'
P’ORSAY
Beauty Salon
.IS) 1-2 SOUTH MANCUNt STREET
RUSH YOUR BEAUTY TROUBLES TO^rfUS
WE DELIVER THE GOODS
•WE ARE PREPARED-TO^HAqpl^^Y RUSH
W,I T H
WAITING TO SERVE YOU AT ALL TIMES.
P m 1V A T E R O O M SET ASIDE FOR
SPECIAL
ONLY
ET BAILEY, Specialist in Fancy CwriiBg.
BOOKER, Specialist in Ma«iciurii« a:i^
COMPTON, Specialist is Siuip«eoia« pM
m0naaf -gUCJ^ aw, SpecUlUt in Marcal Wartog
JCi!F9USiU SpaaUlist la Fiager Wavl^i Midi
ia £iri||(tWtr..A^^as
MISS EDDYE LEATHERS
ENTERTAINS SUMMER
GUEST
Monday evening, August 22,
Miss £ddye Leathers wss hostess
at a party at her home on Pekoe
Street, honoripg ' l)4ias. Saluta
Bell who has been attending
summer school at North Caro
lina College. Miss £ell, a gra
duate of Elizabeth City State
Normal School, .teaches in Wil
son, N. C. and during summer
■chool session she was the house
guest of Miss Lenora Jeffers on
Fayetteville Street.
During; the first Imlf of Miss
Lefitheis?'"deliglitful party the
gue:ts engaged in various games
on the porch and lawn and later
they were lured inside (despite
the heat) by the very danceable
music which was coming ovm
air. Dancirj^, was the feature
of
of tha latter jpart of tba even-} - Evangelista fiuth Stancil
ing. Bafr«ibm*nt» were *ervad Huntinton Long laland N"# w
between the dances. j York, Eater Williams of Colum-
The gueats were} Miases Saalta bua Ohio and Miss Eosa Kcnd-
Bell; Lenora Jeffera, .Panline
Alston; Mary Cotton; ll»rg«ret
Black, Messrs Charlea BiMk,
William Tuck; Joseph; Thomas
Hardy, Johnie Young, and Er
nest Ramsey.
rick of Columbus Ohio left the
eitar Motaday aftes spending a
week in' the city visiting Bishop
Jdhnson and his evangelists.
Church on Dowd St
chorus, composed of untrained
improvement and for the
camp meeting songs and has
This o’clock and lasted through 'til
Liscomb Grove services closes
with great suecess 22 are to be
baptised.
Mrs. Lopise . Pearson Hayes
with her two little sons is visits
ing Durham. While here she
is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Minnie Pearson Tlirner.
Mrs. P. W. Joulan acothpani-
ed her little son Alfred to Balti
more where ha "to‘ act aa ring-
bearer in the nuptial ceremony
Of Miss Minnie Moore former
resident of of Durham.
Friends of Little Miss Doris
Mae Cameron are prou.l to know
she was able to leave the hospital
after aoffeiing a ^acturejl leg
and foot.
liittte-Linwood Cameron son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron,
1608 Merrick St. was painfully
injured by a car that ran over
bim a few days ago. We hope
Linwood a speedy recover. V
Miss Marion L Anderson and
Willia L. Roberts who have heen
spending the summer with Mrs.
I. H. Buchannan attending sum
mer school are Jeaving for At
lantic City, N. J. for^ ten days
vacation, after which they. will
resume their school work in
Roxboro, N. C.
MRS. MARY HENDERSON
HOSTESS AT DINNER
Mrs. Mary f:*HenderMil
nostess at a delightful dinner at
her home on Glenn t. Tfauraday
evening: August 18. The dinn
er was ili honor of Miss Worm-
ley Art ‘ Teacher ii the ■ North
is a friend of Mr. Hendenon's * vacation at the Seashore for
Rev. J.' Ai Valentine, pastof
9:30 o’clock. During the business
' session the membei^ elected a
new president due to the fact t
made marked improvements 'since * that Miss Mae Cox foimer presi-
its organization. Credit for^ their | dent ber leave on Wednes
improvement and for 1 day evening at
for thefj; improvement and
the warm reception they have
been given since tliey have been
on- the air goes to Mrs. Busby,
organizer and director of the
chorus.
In accordance vvitli a special'
invitation, from GovernJr
Clyde "R. Moey the chorus met
at the'church at B a. m. Thurs-
dayt Sept. 1 arid 'went to partici
pate in Negro “Education day at
Manteo.
Saturday moiwnit _ a^ ll.iftO
7:46
make her home in New
City. Mrs. Vivan Ray former
vice president was elected presi
dent and Mrs. Marie Collins was
elected as Vice president The
members regret the Itave of
Miss Cox who has served faith
ful as pres, to the Social Coher
ence Club. After the business
session a delicious repast was
served co^isisting of chee^ jand
wichei, cx>utse of sweets and
refreshments. After being served
anj dismisaed from club meet-
SERVICES OF EBENEZER
BAPT. CHURCH
Sunday, Aug. 28 was observ
ed as women’s day at Bbenezer
I Baptist chui-ch 'bnd all services
were rendered by the ladies.
Sunday School was held at
^ ,9:30 a, m. subject 0# the lesson
o clock Responsibility for others. Morn-
ing services iat 11 ;3|0 was conduc
ted by Mrs. Plorence'THarris. Rev.
Mu. Whitted of Moiint Calvary
Holines church preached a fine
?ermon.
cousin who also re.sides i& MiiUt.
Those present with Miss Worm-
ley were Miss Robbie Goodloe
and Mesdamea Flossie Tot|ii^,
Francis Jeff era.
.two weeks.
WPA SCHOOL CHORUS
‘ MAKES RAPID STRIDES
The WPA Community School
Chorus under the able and effi
cient direction of Mrs: 'Harriet-
Learf BeMy Uullup
DeSliazot Beauly ODHsgs
COVERING ALC BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTUfU^jil^
COMPETENT INSTRUCTI^
Class Forming
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special progr«m*"iir* ■ the • 4orum 1 i®* and ..the . members a n d
hour, of jthe 'North Carolina Mu-Fiends assembled at the chauf-
tual life Insurance company.
MISS HARGRAVES ENTER.
TAINS COHERENCE CLUB^
Miss Mattie Hargraves _w a a
hostess {0 the , Social Coherence
le Howard ^^s6y is still endear- IjTuB t^(3i met afTKer hom^ on
iag tt^lf hearts o|,>. St. on Tuesday night
23rd for its regtilar weekly busi
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Have a
CLEAN SHAVE
WiHiotit Using a
Razor, . . Simply
UDiP^
FLORAL CLl« ENTERTAINS
Tueaday eyenini^'^’Aug.
the Floral Cltiib sponsored a de-
iightful enteirtainm'ent at ’ t W-e*
home of Mra. Lelia Black at 103
Hillside Ave. Tto evening was
speijt playing' ¥lF sorts of new
Your Beard
OFF!
At last sclenoe baa found a way to
remove a beard without diaving. No
Aore razor, no scraping, no cuts, no
soap, no bother. Mer«;ly apply Bfaglo
leaving Powd^ as okectM—then
o9, laavtee a eleiur,‘ano6tti«
Don’t wait I XSo bi^s a generous
siZbepaekage at any onig ■tora.alf
you want to tryJ>efore you buy, write
.Magil Shaving Powder Con»pa»jr
Dept. 34, Sarannalk, Oeorgia
“TSr TREE TRIAL SAMPLE.
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