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ANNOUNCING
NEW YORK
WORLD’S
BUILDING
AND LOAN
,S«I1.'Building and Loan during y«nr spar* time and win a frM trif t« tli*
N*w Y»rk W*rld’i Fair. All ciqiantM j^aid. “
First Prize
Railroad and PuHman
day, f«r 10 Jaya.
accoiHodatiaal To N«w York and r«tura, plua $4,89
Second Prize
Railroad accom*dationt t«
dayi.
N*i» Yarkand r«turn, plu^ (2.00 par day ^or 10
Third Prize
Bug accomodatieai to New York and rekarn.
N« eaili allowance. «
Note: Winn»r« may choeae ca?fc in lien of above >iia*a.
Cash prises te other centectanti to lie determined by aumlier of skarei
(60 per cemt of ifttianee Feet)
^eld.
Bach entraRt will be oriidit:«d with rotes ag fellewa;-
lat wetek of campaign —
2nd waet of esilipaitn — — i.,.!,,.''! .
3rd week of campaign — , — 1
• — 9#,»ee
— se>««
(A decrease in Totep of 10,0010 'ier week tkeveafter)
Contest Shall Begin April 1.1939
.w->
^uly IT939Tai:«^00p;ili:
^ Centeat ia «.fen t# «v«ry«ne except par lens receiying eeMpe«a«|i«N 4h«aa«eaiatieB.
For Further Information Call
Mutual Building And
Notes From
DURHAM’S BLUE BOOK
BY F. MORINB mXON
1 heard front Kuth Maaon Mae Spaulding waa the charm
ethar day. The luek lady haa a
poaitiaa a a "iiahaol marm"
dawn in aupnk Florida. How. I
•nvy her baking in the aunllght
getting vitamina A through Z;
and I can enly get aa for aouth
a» the aecond floor. (Medical
Department if you please)
We regi*et to. hear ttMTt Geneva
.Whittad Glorer (pianiat for the
Swaaaera) ia confined in Lin
coln Uoapital for an indefinite
perkid of time. We hope that
ahe will aoon be back on the jo-b
again. ^ ; |
Virginia Williamson waa gueat
aeloiat at the Pine Street
Preabyterian Chureh on laat Sun-
ihai- L. have
heard, aka aeamed to have gone
over big. Virginia wa^ the ac-
companiat to "Uncle Dare and
the Swanaera in Chapel Hill
SOCIAiL problem club
ingr heateaa for the “Little
Slama” on Saturday night. The
affair waa ia pretty aa it waa
•nJoyable. Tb* tirpt prize h lore
ly umbrella waa won by B.
Bailey; the sacond a luchaon aet
by Marie FauU, the Booby by
Helen Whitted, and gueat prise
lipstick towela by Ruth £d-
warda Spurlock.
OirUl Qirlal I*m utterly aur-
pfiaad. It ia way paat March the
twenty firat now and t^t maana
poaitiraly no mora fur c ata.
Pl»«ae don't let me aa# .another
o«ia. If you can't maka up ymr
mind about your new apring out
fit I will be glad to gire you a
few hinta, bacauae I know that
tha uncartunty of what you
ahall wear tha only thin^ that
ia cauaing you habitation. There
I ao many loraly things that j”™j
I cant blama you for being
The Durham Social Prublemit
Club will meet next Sunday,
March 2«, at the White Rock
Baptiat Chureh, at 4:90 p. m. In
anticipation of the houaing aur-
vey, which will aoon he under
taken in Durham, the Club ia
bringing from Raleigh, Mr. Nan-
ton, head of the N«gre Diriaion
of the State Survey Project.
Mr: Nanto* will apeak author-
iMtively on the projected survey
and te problema of alum clear
ance in Durban^.
William Allmond, aecrcary of
the Club, will report on the im
portant con^*rence of southern
workera held in Waahing:on,
March 20-2»l, under the aai'fieer
of the Workers Alliancf of
America. Mr. Allmond haa at
tended thia conference through
inatrumejitality -of^
Problema Club, to further n'ain-
tenance of WPA at a'security
Monday might ia the akaeaee «f I daatful. ,So make up your mind,
Mra. Ciatar. land I’U *>• lacking for yv on
Sandfty.
St. Matthew
“ HONORED
SAINT MATTHEW PLANS
GREAT PALM SUNDAY
Saint Matthew CM£ Church of
whiek Deator N. H. Uurapbfeya
ia* paater, plana a inoAt intereat-
in|T Palma Sup^y program ea
April 2. Tha paator will uae a|i
lujgjeck of hia porning mesMge,
‘iaiome aannoi Find God, Othera
Canaot £acape Uiaa."
Tha Senior Choir, "onder the
direetiea ef Misa Kati* ' Tapp,
will support the measage with
apprepriata aamtic.
At t:09 p. m. the Women’a
Miaaiaaary Society haa ai rang
ed a apacial program with Dr.
W. A. Claland aa the principal
apaaker. Thi«i aarrice will also
mark tha aloaa of the Baby Con-
teat. Mra. £. Foraett is chairman
of tka aommittee en arrahga-
naenta.
Tha arening teryice, which is
to be held promptly «t 7:30,
will be equally aa tha ‘ Worning
aervice. The pastor will preach
a special sermon from th* follow
ing subject, “Good Mn Who
Went To Hell; lB)ad Man Who
Went To HeaVn." , ^he evening
Tha public is cordially invited certainly wa.« an enjoyable one
to ba pracant at all of these aer- fer Mrs. Fisher’a frienda, as well
vjeea. ‘ ^ W •« relatirea.
MRS: LUCY FISHER HONOR
ED ON HER 79tk BIRTHDAY
Mra. Lucy Fiahar, mothar ,oi
Elahop H. L. Fisher waa the
“Gue.«t o f Honor” Saturday
evening March 18, 1939, where
her and aome ' old frienda and
relatives cale'bratad her 79th
birthday. Mra. Lucy Fisher waa
born March 21f 1860 in Salis-
bary where i>he spent moat of
her life. Sha now raaidea with
aon and grandchildren at 112
Pina Straat. , j j_)_.
All tha gueat were assembled
whan Mra. Firher came in and
they b«gan sining, “It is good
to ba Ijara.”.
There were 23 guest present,
among them the most prominent
wer«T EW«w A. W. Law.-on, H.
W, Fields, Mrs. Este^e Rumsey,.
Mrs. Jes»ie Alsh, Mrs. Liziie
Kelly, Rev. Benjamin Gordon
and others.
The gueat were highly refresh
cd with ice cream, cakes, pea,-^
The public ^i? cordially invited
te attand.
MISS'MABLE GILMCMIE
HOSTESS TO SILVER MOON
On’ February 28 Misa Muble
Gilmore waa hoteaa to the clu'b
at her hom* on Lynchhury St.
On March 7. Mra. £xcell Holland
entertained tha club at h a r
home on Hasel Avenue. March
14 Mra. Henry Holman wa.^ hos-
teaa to tha club at her home on
Gray St.
YOUNG WOMEN’S SOCrAL
£|,UB MEET
The Young Women’s Social
Club ni»t at tha home of Mrs.
^nnid isScCall 607 Branch Place
ter Kana, Mis3«a Mary Toomar,
Simega Ridhniond, Gaxal, Trice
Lena Turner, Lilli* Maa Allan,
Catherine Has»l, Raeh«l Ccuch
and France.* Burt.
SOCIAL COHERENCE
HAPPENINGS
CLUll
The Social Coherence Club
ware entertained by Misa Siattia
Hill on March 14 at 8:80. Tha
maating waa op«n*d by davo-
tiona afterwarda all Uui'ine ?
mattara war* diacua^ed.^
The hving room waa attrac
tively decorated with cut flow-
ara. The gama of the evening,
was . Chinese checkeri>. Then a
declicious repaat waa served
conai»ting of potao aalad, raltine
coffee and pineapple cake. Sou-
ranaira were alab given.
Mrp. DaVla waa hoataaa to th*
Pala of the White Rock £aptiat
Church Sunday evening at her
hom« 809 Glenn St. The meeting
waa caMed^^O'ot^ar by the’praai-
dent Mra. Dixon.^\ The devotios
waa lead by Mra/Mary
Stumilate report* ware given by
the officera.
Pktna wera mada ^or a aocial
to be given in honor of ah adult
claaa. |
After the buainas.« meeting a
■ihort progi'afti waa griran which
a »njo; ffi) by all. Then a
frozen mlad course wa>i serred
to the following members: Mea-
daonaa Cain, Noal, Bobinaon, H.
Dixon, Perry, Cain, Bank and
Midjfett*.
LITERARY CLUB
The regular meeting of the
Schu.bert-Shakespearean Literary
Monday night March .20. Tha was held on March 16 with
Mr?. Mildred Hill, hostess. The
meeting was presided over .by
the president, J. M. Schooler.
After a brie# discussion cf bu?i-
ness, the club listened to a very
interesting discussion^ by Miaa
J. M. Blount, YWCA secretary,
who ohose for the tiOpi^: “Amateur
play Production.” ~
DURHAM, N.C
144 PAJtltifH STREftT
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Insurance
Protection
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yen caa gat at Am, lawaat pataibla eOtt.
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Flaa* yaur ptftXy i» tha haaala mi a raal at*tata
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hrakar if yan waat tha baai attakiabla—who it
ia pasitioB to laaara far ya« tha highatt pecsible in-
eaaaa fram yOar iaraataaaBt,
Oar yaarc mf aapariaaca ia all kia4a af iaaaranca aad
Prmpmrfy managaaaaat ia aaaaraaaa that yaa will gat
HariaM amrii»yt hy ■* »» »■ ■»-
i«r Ihm huaiaaai yon
^laaa into aar humit ia graat or aaaall it will ba lo»kad
aftar with lha laaaa cara,
F^ra laiaraaa*-
Proparty Maaagaaaaat,
WE ARE SPECIAUST IN
RMataU-^naal Eritpita—
Plata GUaa aad Aataaobila
laavraaea
m
fintiw »
and
REALTY COMPAtlY
H, M, MICHAUX, Manager
PHONE
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DURHAM, N. C,
meeting ^aa opened with Bibl*
veraea and "grayer then the
meeting wab opened for buai-
n«Fa. At tha cloaa of tha meet
ing the hostasa aerved a delicious
repast. The next meeting will ba
hald at the home of Mis." Eliza
beth McCormicle 504 Pin* St.
Kiosa Alfred, President.
ROSEBUD DUCHESS CLUB
HOLDS WEEKLY MEETING
The Roaebud Duchess Club
bol4 ita weekly meeting at the
hoinie^of Miss Thelma Patt«rsbn
on Piedmont Avenue. The meet
ing was opened with all t h *
members quoting Bible verses.
During the -busines? yession re
ports were given from the Social
and sick committee.
After the business session a
very interesting program waa
held. The hostess .«erved a deli
cious course of SSndWlchea a.®-
jsorted drinks to the following:
Mesdame.i Alice Mills, A. Stone,
! Thelma Daniels, Misses Willie
I Bowman, Eleanor Henry, Bettie
^ Cunningham, Dora Haskins,
I Minnie Vaile.®, Lossie Thomas,
and visitor Julia Ross.
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SUNNY SIDE SOCIAL CLUB
The Sunny Side Social Club
met at the Durham Chauffeurs
Club room Tuesday night March
14. The business of the club was
transacted. Those present were
Meadames Lathalia Dixon, Eliza
beth Anders’on> MagnoUa Jen
kins, Eloiae . Adams and Sylvea-
A miniature stage
Miss Blount, that w*i>
in every detail, waa
illustrate practically «
built by
compjet*
to
y
US'
phase of play production. Thia
proypd to-be Tndst enlightening
to the olub members.
During the informed 'discusa-
ion that foollowed, dainty re-
freyhments in keeping with tjha
Saint Patrick’s Day idea were
served by the hostess to t h •
following membr®. Mr, and Mrs,
Schooler, Mrs, C. Jordan, Mis*
Tonkins, Mis,® Diggs, Mr, and
Mrs, Thomas, Thomaa Mann,
Mr.«, Hill, hostess, •
The club adjourned to meet
April 6 with Miss Blount. ‘Book
Review’ will be discussed at the
meeting by Mis.« 'Tb'hkins, In
structor in the conjumercial De
partment at Hillsidie High,
ATTORNEY C. J. GATES TO
SPEAK AT MT. ZION BAPT.
The Standard Aij Club will
present a program at the Mt_.
Zion Baptist Churdh on March
28 at 3 o’clock. Attorney C. J.
Gatea'~^will be the principal
ax«eaker an other excellftiit tal
ent? will appear orTthe program.
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