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^ ■■111 Dr. ond Mrs. Clyde Donnell of Durham, who orte vacationing in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Dr. Donnell is Vice President and Medical Director of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. FOOTBALL FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON A. AND T. AGGIES FS. CENTRAL STATE GREENSBORO STADWM Saturday, Sept. 15 - 8:00 P. M. General Admission . . $2.00 MUSIC BY A. AND T. COLLEGE BAND HCLSKA' VODKA 4/8 QUART $3-95 $2.50 PENT 80 Proof. Also 100 Proof. M«4« from Grain by L. Relsky & Ct«, CocHeysville, Md., U.S.A. Durham Socials (Continued from page 4) AOBANT The^Htetfle Life Saving Corp presented it’s ’86 Water Pageant, Wednesday, August 22 at the -Hillside Swimming Pool. The story was centered around the life of the American Indian. The Corp led the audience down an imaginary trail to a Cherokee Indian Village nestled at the foot of a lofty mountain in Western North Carolina. With Wigwarms, Indians and a very colorful background, ftie story began with the rendition of “The Indian Love Call,” sung by a beautiful Indian maiden and a young brave with soft combo music for background. The hundreds and himdreds of people that lined the banks of the pool were delightfuly enter tained by the participants hi the pageant. There were acts^in the water and on the stage — Quar tette singing, Indian maidens do ing modem dancing, swing band music, solos, different patterns formed in the water rhytmic and synchronized swimming. A clown act by Apple -Jack Moore and Company, and the swimming clowns doing aU kinds of acts. There were pre cision diving and Ufe saving de monstrations by the Life Saving Corps. CLARKE EGERTONi JR. Director ***** BBIDAL SHOWER Friday, Aug. 24, Miss Delores Amelia Weeks entertained Miss Minnie P. Gilmer, bride-elect of September 1, with a Miscellan eous shower, On arrival each guest received bridal ' rings. Games were played after which the guests were invited into the dining room. The table was beau tifully decorated with a center piece of pink and white carna tions and gladioli. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Williams presided over the punch bowl. The guests then returned to the living room where the bride- elect opened her gifts. 'The gifts were placed under .the white bridal tree decorated with pink and green tulle. Those enoying the lovely shower were, the honoree. Miss' Minnie P. Gilmer, Misses Carloyn Martin, Margo Fllntall, Barbara Lyons, Aubra White, Yvorme Wray, Freddie Marshall, Andrea Burnette, Ernestine Richardson, Grace Rowland and the hostesses Misses Williams, Wright and Walker. ***** Mr. and Mrs. E. Ohania Mon- stanto recently returned to New York after spending a few days with Mrs. Monstanto’s mother, Mrs. Idella Thomas who^ is ill at her home on Gray Street. Mrs. Free Booklet On Vitamins and Minerals Essential To Ytmr Health, and how to get $5.00 bottles of supplements at less than wholesale. Clip and Mall Name . Address - City and State W. J. STEPHENS 105 Beamon St. — Durham GMOMORNIN&TO 'ttdU J Which Little Pupil Grot No Golden Ciiernscy? Childran on tba go ... attMidfaic ■dMwl nd playing hvd . . . nMd plMtjr ol bMl^-bnild^ aourishmmt. Long Meadow Ooldan OuaniMjr ghrw dMOU jnat tfiat CwnpaNd with most regular tnUk, Long Maadow Qoldaa ChiarnMy contains up to 1S% men Protain, 20% mora Vitamin A, 7% mora SoUda Not Fat. 4% moca Wnarak, 19% mon Buttarfat, 14% mora Nutritlva Bnacgy. long Meadow Fanm —^ UU FN IIME lUimY Mias Sarah Dotson is a del egate to the National Hoaae- wives League of America. The Convention Is in Saint Lonia, Mo., August 27 through tl. The purpose of the Housewivea League is to raise a level in the field of business. The 1956 theme: “Meeting the Chal lenge of Today’s Trends.” Miaa Dotson, manager of the Vanity Fair Beauty Salon and a mem ber of Mount Vernon Baptist Church, is one of Durham’s leading beautieians. Monstanto is the former Miss Mandia Doris Thomas. > * * • * * Miss Julia Harris has return ed to Englewood, New Jersey after spending two weeks In the city visiting friends. ***** SHORT VACA’nON (Len) Davis, son of . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis left last week for a short vacation with relatives and friends in Cleve land, Ohio and Detroit before he returns to Fisk University for his fall session. ***** RETURN TO NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garcia of Amityvllle, New York have re turned home after visiting Mrs. Garcia’s aunts, Miss Relda Cur tis and Mrs. Lossle Coleman and other relatives here. She also- visited her sister in Hl|^ Point, Mrs. Dorothy Boatic and hu»> band. • • * • • MOTOBBD TO MABTLAND Mr. and Mrs. William Fitz gerald and daughter, Thomasine, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Smith and daughter, Le Etta motored to Rocks,'Maryland, to visit their aunt and family, Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald Johnson and Rev. Johnson. ***** RETURNED FROM VACATION Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Mills re port a very enjoyable vacation hi Washington, D. C., New Jer sey and New York City. * * * * *^ VISITED PARENTS , Mrs. Pauline. Pom'pey of Du pree Street has returned home from Live Oak, Fla., where she SATUBPAY. 8KPT. 1, IH* IBB CAiouMA nmm vialted her parenta. • * • • * Mrs. HatUe McMUlian of New York City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Etta KittreU, 1211 Bfaaon Street, her granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jamea and four great grandchildren Colette, Kenny, Gregory and Kismet James, all of Detroit, Mich. ***** RETURN TO NEW JERSEY Mrs. Frances Hester and daughter, Miss Anita Hester of East Orange, New Jersey have returned home after spending an enjoyable week In the city with their sister and aimt. Miss Lucy Royster of 306 Umstead Street. Miss Hester is a teacher in one of the city schools at her home. SPEND DAY AT BEACH Sunday, August 27, Mr. and rjum wiwE Mtb. Cruaoe Gee# spent the dariin tbdr cs(to0r at Ibp tail with Dr. and Mrs. X. P. WosMajBatfc. LMJm MMJnom rmutmlt BACK TO MWNM. 0AMCB Saturday, Sept. 8 CHUCK BERRY AMD f ilUe MABON “BOIX OVn BBRHOTBr' "I DON’T BWOir* Durham Armory ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALB AT USUAL PLACXa. DOORS OPEN AT 7rM P. M. CHUCK’^ “Roll Over Beethoven” SHIRLEY &LEE > ^ AMOS MILBURH^ . ^ 6-0 fSOOO" CHOKER f ^ n CAMPBELL lOth ANNUAL BI6 LABOR BAY SHOW aad lARCE «4!l!i8i*M8IAL aud. iMMDAYo TDBrSIECOIDSHOP-IUaWDMC Mv.stso » r n T Batira Uirtairs KtterraA Ut WUta Patreas SbIO * W t Stock Up and Save . * * COLONIAL*S imHsaiy.j Stodk Vp! Stmrm CLOSED ALL DAT LABOB DAY Monday, Sept, 3rd Picnic Special! 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