Charlotte Housing Project
Making Fast Progress
By Ch«i4«it E. Cobb
OIIARLOTTE-Fairview Homes
under the guidance of its autho
rities is mrking great progressive
strides. Fairview homes contain
452 dwelling units iij 38 separata j
buildings. Opening on the 20th
of July BO unit* were immedia
tely occupied and on the dale of
this interview the number, occu
pied had increased from 60 to
CHARLOTTE
Highlights
BY MRS. BESSIB HARDY
Ralph W. Bullcck, of the Na
tional YMCA Council, New York
stopped over in the city last week
euroute to Columbitl, Atlanta,
156. The dwelling units consistother points South, Mr
of 3, 4 1-2 and ,5 l-»2 rooms. Uhe {Bullock, ^as on business an I rc-
buildings are two story row tind j i^^ained in the c'ty only a few
flat and one-story flat types thal.^ours.
occupy a little over io per cent
of the totals area of the pvo-
Ject. The site has been appreate-!
Master John Hunter celebrated
his birthday Monday night at his
ly landscaped and more than twoj^ome on Kenney street. ArounJ
full acres are devoted to play;30 chirdren were present,
areas. GOO'O different types >f
prints have been used to mfke
the Fairview project bcautuul.
Fairview Homes is conviently
near schools, transportation- lines,
pteneral employment and rofr?£-
tion areas. It is the 1 1-2 circle
of the center of the city.
Bec.^use of unt^e rumors to
1 4i 1 ^
Mesdames *^^rles R. Brew-
jiiigtnn and John M. Mhrphy were
joint hostesses to the 12-1 club
on Friday night at the homo of
the latter. After sevt-ral gani"s
Pokenjj were played the hostesr-
e.s served a chicken dinner witn|hpnie on
acessories. Prizes were w«n by jThursday.
Mrs. Andrew Rallins, Miss Mary
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children, M;J*y Samu»;l and Lcius
S. Hendersin Jr. have returned
to their home in Washington, D.
C. after a short visit with Mrs.
Smith’s mother, Mrs. J. Auth'ir
on East Stonewall street.
Me.'srs A. Grier, and John Lyles.
The next meeting will be with
Walt(!r ’rawfiird. The club alsj
made a donation to the sohmar-
ship of Mits Marynell Leai*h.
Miss Leland Bishop entert'^in-
ed membeiN; of the Aurora club
last Thumlay evening at her
ihome on East l&t|j street. Pokeiio
was enjoyed during the evenine:
of which Misses Rr'9a> Smith nnd
Beaulah Moore wun club prizes
and l-’rances Sampson wr»
ded guest prize. Members
was thefr lot to bring cheer -n^rtinient
tnorfe thhn oi’c Bnf- rtunate ho’na. i
Their progrnm is a well round | Plunilx r-
cd one and their actfviCieX aho’ildIi« ■ r,
l>e of interest to ev« iyone. The intent pinn.
Chancellor tluba aptivities this
yeoV will b« pr4>pelled by J. j Auto.ii^/ijil«* lu*
Hanlejr, Pi'esldent, RmtmT can I't’ aa..*. •.
Kiijick, Vice President. W. H-i'®"- l>;-vm. nt .
Moreland, ^cr,^ry and Dr. R. j At.;Uiotlia n , l,.
M..lvm Wvvhe, Trea.suver m ccn- ,, ,
juniition with “ r. .sh>r whi.-n is
composed of intelligent and in-j
fluenti»l men of Charlotte. i A h(K-kt>y le.tjfU'' ‘ii
jilayc r on con t iii nt I
Mrs, Amanua Robinson of 9131
Kfl*t Hill Street, who hag lecn j Th=* I . .S. N \ 1>
,ill for sometime is at pr.?sc'rit l
able tp be un and about again. •l‘ostioyei.-> o:' ■ ‘-r '>
, ♦♦♦**** . # i)C*r Pont clown .unl ih.-
Second Wi ld is deeply recf vl in>talm nt:,
ful to announce the h-aih .r A Wichit.i. K ,
Mi-«J Mildred DavidsuU of
East Bountlary Street t>n i^Iovi- in>l'Aliiii* lit-. *
day, September ,30th. Miss Djwid „ne-liRlf hours eaoh
S(in, who has been ill for abo.it wct'k.
Mrs. M. E. Smith and gT^d- . Mesdames Arniie
children were the dinner guests Perry. Marie lOight mtinthjr is a grtlluate .f,
of Mr. and Mrs. Authur Andor-'?^jSccond Ward High School, hav-! I„
son last week at their home on* Minnie Phifer, andiing finished in the cla.ss of lO.Jf). pipe
Beaulah Moore. Guest
Mi^s Frances Sampson.
pres?iic,
the effect that lights in the pr^-1 xj. • i w nt u
ject had to be out at 9 P M Hay^ood.
that no one could enter the'f p T
Jcc tafter 10 P, M., no paiVest t Mesda»,es L. P. Hams, C.
tould be gien, no pictures could ' Williamso.i,
be huno- Lrl « coJld p jj Kp„„ey, A. M. Rollins, G.
Be nung and no visitors on -'a-'r. t, « c- •i.u
iE. Butler, E. B. Smith, Murpny
Beatties Ford rotH.
« 4>
Mrs. C. H. Kennedy left tnej The Wednesday Evening Bridge
week end with her husband.^ev. plub entertained at a picnic ld>t
C. Howard Kennecjly. ' , jThiirsday evening at Clin.or.
********** ' jBeach. Dancing was enjoyed dur
The Pick Wick Bridge club ing the evening after whirh
h&d their first fall meeting with tables were spread and evo'y
Charles 15. Brewington at his cno enjoyed a big feast. Around
Ea.'rt 9tli street lastijno gueata were pre,«ent.
This wtls a business, On Tuesday e\M;ning, the Chf.n-
ineeting for the club of which jcpiJor Club of this city met t:o
officers inwlalled. C. R. Brewing-1 resume its activities of last yesr
ton, president, L. P. Harris, /:?ejon ;i hrger and better scale.,
president, Jaimes Taylor, aece- Founded to foster better afdi
tary, T. B. Haynes, finaneijl,jwidcr civio and social relation-!
sec’y> Harry Mills and Hairy gbip, the Chancellor Club mat;?'
|Henderson, sergrfit at arms. Af-jnian\' eontributii ,ns to the 'om-
Aitij to alittorh Svn.ss t» laif| f >J y
NazM in pian to rul#» Eunn»e.
rru' fj, f
faitn?h mMaf inr:
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Wl> k'
CF»*m
^-hairmrm Flyni
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Thf; IJnti. h High 'omiii ♦; fl.
It vv)s hf»H eoii*:*letetl all;
l>re|>aration.s to nu'et a conc -rt-i
> c(l offensivf iti the M iliierr--
' 'ffort.' may b’ in
N‘ \. Ji r. t y
arc* -old f>M- ".() ce-n.t-
She was an active member i/fj Willkii' declares he will “res-
East StonewsH AMI', Zion chi:r»h cue” C. S. from Nf w D>a!. | P.. you know how t. n-
having served remarkabljj in iiny
capacity in which she was pl'iced. ■ Law renc‘ pownr de\ek)p- aiid \hn..nd Mai nialailc. H
She is sui-vived by hf.r , Foster pact is r.M^Ofted near. b.M-rr Jdly. Anr>I.' B ■r-,. P.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will D&vid, . ... .« ' , Coni.. ,t IVar and Ton, »i>i ♦'
‘ ’ Artificial uranium, sauice of , , . , . i.’
trememlous power, o-eatVd. ’
' ,i nd you would like to try
ComniiM’eial loans by hanks up'*' ‘ ‘*’*^ ' ^'»'l v'^u- i li
lion'; with i lor - i-
!atami» t,. A' den II. Duani , A-
!son of the same address.
4i 111 4( * i|t .
Mrs. Lessie Tenier f 017
East Hill Street left the city irerlto
Hamlet, to spend fourteen days
Private Roy Bruch of Co. 5, l§th
« typicai cqs?
scriptee will look under foil pack
■nd carrying his guA. Pack in
cludes messkit. helmet, gas mask,
first aid kit, raincoat, bayonet,
thye-pl and mosqirito bar. Privata
Bruch’s demonstration was featar*
of army relief day at Goiremois
Island, New York,
vnth her parents.
f Army doctor.s find Guanlsinen ciated Nt '.c’o PrLS.', :i
of today are fit. Parkway, Chicago 111.
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cation, that your correspondant ^ Anderson, Misses Saraj^pj. business part of the mte"; munity of Charlotte during last
ing was over, bridge ,was enioy- yegi.. Q^e of its chief functions
Mrs. M.
as.lced to interview some occi- gpott Mildred
pants of the Homes and not to
my surprise, I found that those
rUmors were entirely untrue and
were merely idle, unnecess.iry
local gossip. I found that dabs
were being org-.tnized to fw*^er
such social relationship that plan
for Indoor recreation rooms,
Were being being rapidly set un
apd that the interest of the in
dividual and nnot the buildin,x^,
were the principal concern.
Haygood,
and Virginia Gulllek.
It « * * * «
E. Smith and grai d-
ed during the remainder of thejls the aiding of the less fortun-
evening. Prizes were awarded ioJptp t-,i on Christmas of 1939 if
Believe In Time
Papents Or Not
(From Banking)
It is -said that:
On leasc.s drawn up as early
THE HUNTING
SEASON
Dr. Kildare Proposes Marriage
It is well to remember that it
is the careful hunter and the
unloaded «un that are responsi
ble for many gun-shot injuries
To J. P. Htjriley^ housing n an-'and deaths that occur in the
ager, and the local housing lu- hunting season,
thol-ities, should go a lot of err- Ths hunting season is just
dit for the fine way they me I'ow getting started and thus
bringing Fairview Homes n'ong hunting accident have
in spite of the critiscism and on- reported in this section of
position from without. To Mr. state Hunter's generally are
„ , , more cautious at the oiiening ot
Hanley, whose diligence, coun«ge than they are a few
and integr**ety had been so poto.it later, so now is the time
a factor in sustaining an other- sound a warning again.st
wise confused institution, we uil carelessnesa vvith firearms,
should pay tribute and the Ca’- Without going to insurance
olinj Times takes this tiin'? to company -statistics to substanti-
do so. ate ths statement, it is oui>^off-
hand opinion that more than
“If y'(#u can keep your head half the gun-shot accidents rc-
when all around you are losing ported occur from “unloaded"
theirs'; You’ll be a man; My son.” weapons. The characteristic ear-
ly-sea.son caution in handling
guns and rifles should be the
rule and not the exc3ption un
til the last day shooting is per
mitted.
There are certain elementary
iwmvpv TO THAN sportsmanship that
MONJirY lO IjOAIN should be adhered to by those
On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, who hunt. Tho good sportsman
Silverware, Men’s Clothing. unfair advantag-e of
Writers. Shot Guns. Musical In- game he is hunting or other
hunters. He ooesn t take need
less chances^of firing blindinly
and he’s always considerate of
.others.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
£
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IjyhistriaJ inventory licguip to
aid defense plan"^.
I
I Hoover at U. of P., wnrn.-^ our
entry into war moans dictntor-
ship.
I Ref'rcndum on cotton quota
as7heyea7l80u'H.'c.,‘ lo.ssors of,for 1911 is set under tho AAA-.
,inoperty were recuiired to keopj , , . i ..• i
' t in repair, for which periodical | bntish .hips ply North ben al-
payments of two shekels of sil-,»vo.st unhindere.l, writer Im.l^.
ver were ni
ade.
Stalin speeds Soviet arming,
with an eye on tierman threat.
Ol Si WAXT Alls
CARD OF THANKS
W- to thank oar many
f- ■ iid.s f«r tlie kindnesses shown
during the illness and eath of our
nioth»-r and -i.ster, M^jry R
Hayei.
The family
Household Hint
( '■
Before shoppinc for fomiture,
consider the size and color of the
piece needed to harmcniae with
I the other famiture in the room
, and the price you can afford to
. pay, suggest home fumishinga
counselors.
-i-
Kmiieror Crassus in 5(5 li. C„
built houses on the outskirts ofj
Romo and sold thorn to subjects! Philipjdne official asks
on deferred payments. |arnj.s to defend the islands.
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for'*1'
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EYES EXAMINED!
GLASSES FITTED!
In Fort Wayne, Indiana, a rum I B?rlin warns (rreece and
runner was allowed to pay a ypt to renounce ties with Brit-^^-.
SlOO fine in $5 weekly instal-.aiH.
: $it
-?-iV
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Compliments of
Big Dipper Ice Cream Parlor
and Hot Sandwiches
1807 Rozzel Ferry Road
We Deliver Telephone 9863
Dr. Aubrey L. Palmer
OPTOMETRIST
(Opposite Public Library) 317-A X. Tr>on St.
We maintain a completely equipped office for the
exclusive convenience of the Colored People.
PHONE 3-8500
T'
If
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Lew Ayre^ and Laraine Day become engaged in this latest of the Kildare
series, *^Dr. Kildare Goes Home.” However, before approaching such
a step, the both of them with the aid of Dr. Gillespie, played by Lionel
Barrymore, plan to establish a clinic in Dr. Kildare's home town.
struments. anything of value.
RELIABLE
LOAN CO.
121 EAST TRADE STREET
“Charlotte’s Oldest and Largest”
Why Stay Broke When
• We L-ond Mony On All
Personal Property
Uncle Sam’s
Loan Office
205 E. Trade St.
We Sell Unredeemed Pledges
Phone 8276
The hunting season can be
made safe and it can be made
good sport by proper coopera
tion of indulgents.—The Oxford
Public Ledger.
WANTED:
To buy. for cash
Vacant lots sultabl(T’for~fttgh~ -
class colored residences
Write giving location and price
To "
H. G. NEWSOM •'
Care of
Carolina Times
4^0 1-2 £. 2nd Street
CharlottQ, N. C.
Triangfle
Service Station
1800 Rozzel
Ferry Road
Dobbs Jewelry
And Loan Co.
130 E. Trade St.
We Loan Money On Anything
Of Value
Bargains In
Unredeemed Pledges
. . Phone 7508
BERLIN’S
ifor
Work Clothes
227 East Trade St.
MARION DAVIS CO.
118 South Tryon St.
THE QUALITY AND STYLE
STORE FOR MEN
JACOB’S RADIO SERVICE
Honest Work, Reasonable Prices.
No Charges for Inspection
408 E. FIRST STREET
PHONE 8482 .
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DOiNT JUDGE OUR MERCHANDISE
BY OUR PRICES
Ross* Cut-Rate Mens* Shop
COMPLETE LINE OF MENS’ READY TO WEAR
SUITS AND HATS
112 E. Trade St.
ALEXANDER I
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FUNERAL HOME X
323 SOUTH BREVARD STREEl’ i;i
Day Phone 8413 Night Phones. 3-(i027, 3-2472
King s Food
Store
REMEMBER GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH
530 E. FIRST STREET CHARLOTTE. N. C.
A&P
FOOD STORES
i:
2nd Street
BARBER
HAIR CUTS 25c
500- East Second Street
SHAVES 15c
Robert Reeder, Prop.
3:
SPECIAL
Archie’s
BAR
601 EAST FIRST STREKT
EATS
WINES
IMPOR Kl) WTM.ri—ICE COLD S0IJ3 AT YOUR PRICE
PIN S 2:^;; :^H.,lS15c QUARTS 45c
BKi:AK FAST—SAUSAGE & EGGS 20c
HOMINY GRITS, BACON, TOAST, COFFEE FREE
SPECIAL 20c PLATE LUNCH
\ PRINK, DESSERT " ' HOT CORNBREAd Free
North State
Laundry Co.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT
CAisH AND CARRY
bet-r-way cleaning
71b-2(> S. BRE^ ARD STREET PHONE 3-312tf
FOR BARGAINS
ROSS’, CUT RATE
MEN’S SHOP
f
Men’s Ready-to-wear and
Suits to Measure
$18.75 to $35.00
You Can Always Do Better At Kmif
112 E. Trade St.