WTi^ I *■'
THI CAROUNA TIMII lATtmOAY, UAMCH i, tUO
imEISH
•T MRS. MAGGIE SlLEft
Th# CW Scoata of th« Croaby
QirfMd School apontorod mn
Am«t*«r~ProcTan rocently in
Mho^iaudltoriam.. Savtral parti-
r*c«ired prisw.
atdint Sidor'R. F. PaUwood
ot tV« Waahiitfton Diatrkt ei
eona»eUttK\iiw in tha city
cantly, ajKrouta jto Chocourin-
/am
tENIIlS CLUl MOLDS POW-WOW
ity. N. c.
'Quartarly con-
K«t. V. T. Williami, pastor of
tha Martin Str««t Baptiat Church
•ttandad tha aaatlnr of tha
Minlatarial AlHaeaa, hald at tM
Firat Baptist Church in 9tlnia,
N. C. Tnaaday.
Mias Kralyn Popa, Librarikn
■t KUsabat^ City Stata Teachers
CoUata, spant tha waek end with
bar mother, Mrs. D. H. Pope of
WUaiinttoo Btraat.
Rav. and Mra. V. T. Williams,
Mflik Asaia Carrie and Mrs.
Shooard visited in Fayetteville
this wa«k. Mra. ShousM is from
Dnrfaaai.
Junior Gronp Number Tlsree
rf the Martin Street Baptist
Ckarch had a paw rally on Sun
day.
Gtx>np Nnmber Three of the
Martin St. Baptist Church is
bavinf a musical program «t the
heme of Mrs. V. T. Williams Tues
day evaning..
Mrs.' Arlein Brown was enter-
m&wma #
Not(>—Your quMttoa wUI b« amw9nd
In UiU eoluBin. Fair a PuTAn Um.r,
••ad ISc lot my a»w AnBa.o«v Rukaia* «
L*c*t D«r CvxiiT «a4 wb«It« i» hhiw
mU ■ eeafldrndal gi bM advlM
alyslaa IhrM It) quMUoiH prtTitaJr. Mva
T« full hmm, addTMa, aad UnMal* ts
•a lalten sad pImm Iwlnd* ■ Mlksd-
dnMad, atatum tm Mply.
Vm—Asb«^ JRTaujici. aaaa el tas
Mrs. FDR Speaks
At Bethune-
CookmanSchool
■asi. M. Caaaaau.
:nu
1900.—SomatimM ha glv* tarn hla talur
Md aomatlinaa noaa. Ha worka all tha HtT.«
U ha goaa away UJm ha la idaaning to do
wUl ha changa?
Aoa.t Vary UKIa. Toiif hnabaad ii a vary
taannnaaaul maa. Ha deaa lUaga aa Iba
apw ai Um mooiant aad la aonr kx Iham
ailarwaRla. Ua will alwaya ba thia way •..
«oad aa qoU oaa waak ,. . aaaa aa hall lha
aasL Ba maaaa wall hawaTat. aad I angqaal
taat yen do all you eaa to maka yoaz Itta
tofathar ha^y.
I-.W ^ S. S.—Do tha man that aand word and
'Blrt at ma avary tlma ha aaaa ma maan It or
lust what doaa ha o>aan7
Am.i Ha thlBka yon'ra awaO.,. why doa'I
yau bacaaM battor frlaiida. Ha la vary lancb
attr^ad by yon but ba la tta tysa Ibal
aaada to ba Escoouokd. I •uqqaat that yon
aat aara Irlaadly toward hlia aa ha eaa ataaa
7» ao bana.
M. D. }.*—I want toU^w according to tha
atara Juat what protaaaton or Hada am 1 to
Uka up ior my tUa'a work?
Aaa.1 AacordlBr'1o yota MrMato yoa aaa
wall anippad to aafar aay trada la which
yaa wiU coma lato phyalcal coatact with
»amla. I aaggaal Out yoa laara "laaaty
Caliura. Thia bnalaaaa will gWa yen aa
appactualty to opaa a ahop (A yonr owa.
M. M. C.—WU11 ba ahla to taka tha oouraa
that intaraata ma ao much at t^ tlma?
Whara will tha money coma from?
Aaa.i Tha moaay eooa irm a lawaoH
ftat la la Sia Courla right now. Fraa It .. ■
yoa will raoalva a aaHalactory aatflaaiaBl.
aaoagb at laaat to finaaca your atadlaa la
Ibla eonraa yon bava year heart aat aa.
N. N. W.—I have started reading your
ooluma and Uka It My husband la in trou
ble please toll me how he wlU come out?
Tear basbaad will have to pay te
•w atrara el bla.waya ... to Puaoa. It ap-
peara to m» 0^1 ha woa'I gel eal e(
■ertoM as aaay aa he haa aaaae other sack
ptadleaawnk la the paat. A good lawyer
win help hla eaaae Immensely,
a 9
M. W.—I have an ambarrasaing physleal
weakness, will I ever overcome it?
Aa».t With the help aad ccBlldaaoe at a
feed Mead yon will be able to overeoaw
wis weakaeaa yon have. It will late will
Ewer . . . but lot the aaba ol yonr Intnre
pplnaaa, I nrge yon to avaid every bapnlae
>1 might tempt you. Yon ashed akml
chaaglag dUea ... ior the tlsie belag I
■aggaat that yoa stay where yon are.
P. T.—I came home the other night and
lound one oi my.jsrcllers lylnq there in the
yard dead ant^hu feathers pulled out. Who
done this to me and should I aee the law
about it?
Aaa.1 Well atop worrylag ... It's yonr owa
fanlt flial your chicken waa klUed. Year
Two Fox Tnams did the trick. While It la
tme that they don’t erdlaarUy kill chlcka ...
they are getting the habit unleas yen beep
them tied np yonr aelghbors will shoo»*em
U thn catch them iooUag aronad la lhab
Ben Boaaaa.
LUCKY DAY CHAtT FOit NEXT WEEiC
(Waek of March 3rd thm March 9th)
— If You Were Bom Between —
March ml and jlpril tolh (AKIES)
Iwar Datms March $lk. Mi, aad Tth AJI.
sirf and Mat attt ITAUKUS)
Lvcn Datk March 3rd, 4th. Slk. aad Sdt,
ifay aind and Inn* tist IGBUINI)
lacKTOATti Maieh 5th. Sth, aad Ttk AM.
Juna aand and July tjrii (CANCER)
Iwcwr D«tk March 7A PSlh. aad Sth.
J»ly i4lk and Aug. ajrd iLBO)
IvotT Djits: (Nona).
A»g. S4tJk and Stpt. ajrd (yiKGO)
Ltrcsr Datc March 3rd, aad 4fli.
S*M. a4lh and Oct. ajrd (UBRA)
LncKT DATK March Sth, ith. aad THi AM.
On Monday evening, February gala occasion wli« nthe Algon- ■ the banquet table and was ably, club hostess, Mr*. Torrence,
19, the Alg'Oriquiix Tennis Club quin Tennis Club hsld its annual preside over by its president, W.| which was served in courses dur-
House located at 1400 Fayette-j Few-Wo(W. D. Hill. A very delicious dinner ling the session of the meeting,
ville Street was the scenen of a ( The meeting took place around was skill/ully arranged by tiia ( PHOTO BY ftUBEN-RUDOLPH
Durham Social happenings
SOCIAL COHERENCE
Members of the Social Coher
ence club met at the home of
Mrs. -Vivian Ray, Tuesday even-
tained by relaives and friends
with a surprise birthday party
at her homa on Cotton Street
Thursday evening.
The Ladiea Auxiliary of the
Railroad Brothers are having iiig, February 20 on Enterprise
their regular n^eetinif Monday Street. The meeting was opened
aveninf at her home of Mr. and by the president. Bible verses
Mrs. Lewis Morre. were given by each member be-
Mrs. Shirley Donaldson, after ginning with the letter “B*^
being called to Fayetteville due During the social hour a delic
to the illness of her father is ous repast of peache^ and cake
back in the city at her home 622 and peanuts were served. Mem-
S. Swain Street. bcrs enjoying this affair were
Johnie Malone and brother f Misses Annie Dunn, Stattie Hill,
Washington viaited their me- Carrie Hill,. Gladys Southerland,
that, Mrs. Malone of Etst Har- Nancy Hill, Conni^A Truitt,
g»tt Streat. * Little Thompson, Ruth Walker,
Prof. A. M. "Johnson was the Janna Wooten Mesdames Mary
Walker, Lenora
Marie Collins. '
Southerland,
Miss Janna Wooten, President
Miss Little Thompson, Sec’y
Miss Nancy Hill, Social Editor.
ruest of Rev. and Mrs. J. Z.
Silert.
Tha Twelve Months Rally ren
dared at tha. Rush Memorial
AME Zion Church' Sunday after
noon at 8 o’clock was represent-
M aa follows:
Mrs. J. W. Little, the year; »*«• McNAIR of Washington
Mrs. Mamie Cagle, Jan.; F«(b. week-end gu^t I
Thomas Jonesj March, Mrs. Lula’ ^iss Lucille Barnes of ,516 Glenn
Shamber, April, Mrs. Louvenia '
Cathran; May, Mrs. Emma Cot
ton, June Mrs. Marie Moore; Mettie Manuel were held Sunday
Jilly S. H. Clay; Au^rt, Mrs. aifiernoon at the First Baptist
iucy Foster; Sept., Mrs. Almire Church of which she yas a faith-
West; Oct., J. 0. Blalock; Nov. member. Dr. O. S. Bullock,
George Allen, Dec Mrs. Nora pastor, officiating.
Terrell. In connection with the
rally a short progrram was ren
dered. Guest speaker was. Dr.
J. E. Keamy, a young minister
who is doin^ excellent work in
the city. He brought an inspiring
message to the audience.
Among: those on the siclc list
last week were Mrs. Freeman of
Cannon St. and Mr. and Mrs.
Hopkins on E. Davie St.
Mrs. Annie Cannon is able o |
be out again after a recent ill
ness.
Mrs. Lucy Huggins of 630 E.
Edenton St. is ill at her home.
Mra. Fannie Young of Wil
mington St. is convalescing.
Mrs. Made Perry ia abla to be
on* acain after a recent illness.
The Youngr People’s Missionary
S'viety of Rush Memorial
church held its regular meeting
Thursday evening. In connection
with the regular meeting a short
P'oirram was rendered, in which
iwfmber t'ok sn sctive part.
Funeral services for Mrs.
ANDREW MARSH, Circula-
tioi. Manager of the CAROLINjA
TIMERS accompanied by Mrs.
Maggie Patterson motored to
Chapel Hill, Burlington where
he spent a few luurs with his
cousin and to Mebane with W.
M. Evans. — —
SILVER MOON CLUB
Members of the Silver Moon
Club spent a delightful jevening
at the home of Mrs. James
rhompson, Tuesday evening,
February 20. Everyone enJoyed
being at the home. Those pre
sent were Mesdames Ida Rush,
Bluiich Patterson, Willie M. Deib-
m»n. Excell Holland, Hattie Mc-
Naire and James Thompson and
Miss Tempie Crawley. •
JOSEPH HOLT of Philadel-1
phia, Pa. left Sunday night after
spending sometime in this city.
He also spent a week with his
fiiend, Miss Elizabeth Stone of
704 Pine Street.
iCLAYTON EiPPS of Corona
L. I., N. Y., Anthony Epjw of
New York City, Mrs. Mae Noel
and daughter, Miss Ruth Mae
Noel of New York City have re-
tuiCed home after visiting their
sister, Mrs. Hattie B. Nunn of
Moreland Avenue and Mrs. Pearl
B. Barnes of Rosedale Avenue.
While in the city they visited
the N. C. Mutual and other
places of interest.
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THE QUEfiN HIGH BRIDGE
CLUB met at Miss Miller’s home
the guest present were Mrs.
Nell Hunter, Mesdames Bessie
Whitted, Alice Goodloe, Viola
Thompson. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. G. W. Cox, first
prize; Mrs. Alma Thompson,
second prize and Mrs. Nell Hun
ter won the guest prize.
MISS BETTIE MAE DUNS-
TON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Dunston enjoyed a
birthday party at her home,
311 Enterprise Street. Her guests
were Little Sylvia B. Bailey,
Ameila Canadys, Margaret Ha
ze), Joyce and Marion Anderson,
Catherine Stroud, Dorothy Dunn,
Doris and Ann and Eva Rosetta
Southern, Lois Dunn, Helen
Helms and Josephine Williams.
THE TWIN-SIX BRIDGE
^ CLUB convened at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Henningburg.
j All members were preeent and
' spimt an enjoyable evening.
Prizes awarded during the even
ing were first prize, Mrs. W. D.
Hill; second prize, William Rich;
and guest prize. Dr. Tarison.
IHE PALS SUNDiAY SCHOOL
CLASS of White Rock Baptist
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Moore, Sunday evening, with 16
members present!*^ Miss Susie
Perry, president and Malisca
K’ng, Sec’y.
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MR. AND MRS. G. W. COX
spent the week in Richmond, Va.
on a business trip. While there
they were the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Dean.
\
Remember
ONLY 4 MORE DAYS!
ONLY
10
PERCENT
DOWN.DRIVE IT OUT!
Sensational
Bargains
ONLY DOWN
$24.50
IMA CHEVmOLET
4 Daar Smdmm
mcE
$245 -
MANY iKMlE
Dijmit;
lotdTS
aoipc^ PLYMOVm-
MPCC TRUCKS
St. L-4M1
USE YOUR CREDIT—
BUY ON EASY PAYMENTS
It iSQ t necessary to pay
cash for everything you
buy, and there is so much
satisfaction that comes
from owning better
things. If buying for cash
means sacrificing better
merchandise for poorer,
why not try the Firestone
Budget Plan and buy on
weekly payments — you
will find the best costs
but a few cents more
per week;
m
WMF
today
WttKLY
fHa mrnrnm
t* PUIT DOWN
BUDGET PLAN
IS THE ’^BUY-WAY”
TO OWNING BETTER TIRES.
RADIOS, HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES
to P/rtrtww T^maida ta At Pimttm Pttctary amd PrUMim BmiUin al York W»rUf$
Mr. Aha tka Pir*m»t PxhiUimUha GaUtm GMa IrnNnatlmil Expoiitim at An Prsmehca
ALEXANUEK
Tire Division
P. O, POOLE, MANAGER
Master Service Station Comer Main and Gregson Streets
Nortb Durham Service Station Corner Main and Gregson Sti«ets
“DURHAM’S LEADING TIRE AND BATTERY DEALER”
DOINGS OF THE USHERS
THE IWRHAM USHERS UN
ION will hold their montWy
meeting Sunday, March 10, at
three o’clock at the Free Will
Baptist ChurcK on Colfax St.
The public »s cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
'BEBOH, COLEY, President.
C. B. NOEL, Chairman, I*ro-
gram Committee.
I DAYTONA BEACH, P 1 a.,
(ANP) —It took a ninety-mile
ride In a police patrol' car from
Jacksonville to Daytona Beach
[for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Uo k«>ep her speakmg schedule
a'. B4thune-Cai,,kinajr college bere
Mondavi 'but 5,000 perjons stood
in' the rain to greet her as she
arrived. •.
Rain was failling as Mrs.
R' osevelt began speaking to the
oi'tdoor audience,. and the down
pour forced moving the meeting
ii to the college atiditorium.
It waa the tTiirty-fifth anniver
sary of Bethune-Cookman coll-
ep.c, and Mrs. Mary McLeod
Bothune, founder and president,
said she waa duly proud of the
honor paid it by tha First Lady.
Mrs. Roosevelt d^d not disap
point her audience in her speech
when she explained the true
meaning of democracy.
“Demccracy does not mean
having the same religion or
color,” she said. “It means more
citizens 'who ^an share better
things all the time. Every step
forward toward giving more
people 0 better existence is a
step toward a mure perfect de
mocracy.”
After her talk, Mrs. Roose-
Vfit left for a month's rest in
Miami Beach.
Laotr Dstk Match Srd, 4lh, SIh, aad Ml
Nav. tyd and Drc. aand (SAGITl AltlVn
tvcR Datk Much S^ >ad AJi.
Dac. ayd and Jan. tolh (CAPRICORNi
lACsrDATfl: Much 3rd, 4lh, SOi. aad SIh.
Jan. attt and Ftb. tqlh (AQUARIUS)
Iwarr Datk Much (th, and TflL
Fab. aolh and starch aolh (PISCES)
L«Cst Oatk March 3rd, 4th, SOi, and S0U '
llolat CompUl* Lucky Day Chail io*
1S40 Is laclndwl with aach oidat io* aiy
naw IS40 Aatr6lo4T Raadlnqa. Ba aura to
teefaida ataapad aiiTalopa for yoox iaplr»
Compliments
of
MEL-O-TOAST
BREAD
PASC HALL’S
BAKERY
We Felicitate
D>r. Shepard
And
Na C. CoHegc
Hard Work or
Laundry Service?
struggle and slave, pull and haul, wash and iron,
work till you almost drop! Why? There’s no good
'Mascn ibecause our routeman can call for your
give you an economical service to fit your
needa, an^ (aavf ygj? free!
We Do
Pry Gleanin|L4
Durham
L au nd ry
Scum
Whila Ton Cook
with a N«w
C#ri22 ci •
Imm ■* IKa
$l.aO DOWN UP TO-$2S.OO
OLD STOVE ALLOWANCE
'i-
AS LiTTLK AJ5 |2.00 A MONTH
FOR BALANOR
A4^NyAL SPRING RANGE SALE
DURHAM
COMPANY