Writers Fo No matter how many parties we manage to crowd into any given social season, there is one, a single social event that "tops the stack." The American Bowling League no. 3 is noted for sponsoring one elaborate social affair during the year. This event comes at the end of the bowling season. These bowling enthusiasts work hard and when they play - social ize - they're right in there giving the occasion all the en thusiasm, and goodwill that goes into making a Dinner Party an overwhelming suc cess. This year's eisteddfod was held at *Hartman's Steak House within the spacious Green Room oyerlooking a lake. The early arrivals had a chance to stand in front of the huge picture window and watch the late evening sun rays glimmering upon the glassy suiface of the lake. Mrs. Mary T. Horton snapped suddenly out of her day dreaming and exclaimed, U I wonder if the management allows fishing In that lovely lake? I'd pay to fish out there. I am sure that lake is stocked with fish." "Fish!" a nonethusiast answered. "I love to fish, honey, Fishing is one of the most relaxing sports there is. When you're fishing, you forget all of your troubles." Mrs. Hor ton explained as she unfurled a Mack Chantilly lace scarf and draped it about her smooth, slender, tan should ers, then, glided off on black sandalled feet. The dainty lady wearing a strapless gown of gold-cloth, black elbow length gloves and the black scarf draped around her shoulders found a seat and struck up a brooder's pose. She really wanted to fish in Hartman's lake. For a while, your attention is drawn to the waitresses, one blond wearing a bouf fant hair-do; the other, a blackhead wearing big curb w I m 1 "ll mM V I BI T6"'lWfc^ H P "MISS BLACK NORTH CAROLINA" IN HOT PANTS—Attrac tive Miss Tiki Scott, a graduate student at A&T State Uni versity, began her feign last Saturday as the new "Miss , Black North Carolina." Miss Scott, 35-24-37 is planning a teaching career. __^ — "My dear, I hear you "Absolutely! 4 or more created quite a stir parts Gordon's London at the garden %> Dry Gin with 1 part Dry party . --jgyQ Vermouth. last week!" Best part of l/m j the party, :"\ J |S those J V. J v" martinis!" Gordon^ Itfc how the English keep their gin up!, PRODUCT or 04A MH KHIII SffTTJ HTUO np MM. NNHF. MMTJ'BT M B.,UI„IW ( 11 pinned together to form cas cading ringlets down her back. Both were absorbed in the finishing touches of the presision set tables that formed a horse shoe; draped In snowy cloths, gleaming silverware, red candles in red jug holders. You forget the presence of others and yawn boldly; ashamed of yourself, you look •cross the room to where Mr. J. Oldham, secretary of the American Tobacco Company Bowling League No. 3, is busy arranging the coveted trophies on a long table. At this point, you wonder where the crowd is - and, before you can say, "the chillyneaa of this room is getting next to me" - the members and friends arrive. The lady bowlers striding in, while the guest£ unaccustomed to vi gorous motion, move in sedately. The ladies wearing shimmering Spring gowns and nyloned legs are over sha dowed by the striding ladle* clad in gorgeous pant-suits: styles ranging from severely tailored suits of navy blue trimmed with white silk braid or imported lace, to sparkling brocades. The men were clad in busi ness suits of harlequin colors and co-ordinating ties, all except and debonair Mr. Evans who stuck to the tra ditional black and white: dark suit, white shirt and black bow tie. '>Vhile you browse mentally through the crowd to see who is not present, Mr. Wallace Royal, M. C. for the evening, passes out greetings and best wishes to everyone. Following the invocation by Reverend Charles Johnson, Sr., the affable (persona gra tus) Mrs. Flossie Ewing, vice president of A.B. L. no. 3, was introduced and presented to the group. Mrs. Ewing: "This is the 10th year of the American Tobacco Company No. 3 Bowling League. The League was organized September 1961, at the College Pla za Bowling Lanes. Our Ist presi dent was Aaron Smith; secre tary, Mrs. Ruth Campbell; treasurer, Mrs. Flossie Ewlng. In 1962, we began bowling at the Village Bowling Lanes. The cabinet members serving with our 2nd President, John Howard were: Thomas Steel, sec'y Nathaniel Haskin, trea surer. The scepter was passed on to Thomas Steel, our 3rd pre sident. Officers supporting the Steel administration were: James Sims, Sec'y, Mrs. Sattie H. Russ, treasurer. We the people elected James Oldham for our s ; th president, under his regime, Thomas Steel served as secre tary along with Mrs. S. H. Russ as treasurer. AC«»nHjht 1971, tfco ALL THIS WEEK Fully-Cooked Boneless Ham for less than 70° per pound "55ST Canned Ham 3 £ $2.99 MzCf c _ 1 Canned Ham 5 £ $4.89 Canned FiwfeHbla* V Pork Chops. lb. 59c ■ Ham jRfiSpPH esh - H — Tw I U > N C D"~" T ""* !r * 7 ** D V-S. Owrt. GnM (MM, TM»h? SIRLOIN $439 vj. am anM flam MNR sua EX a*rt GDM CM» Tiaawaj. J f rSTEAK u - ■ T-BoieorCtab. .lb.sM9 Boston R011.... lb. $1.09 Sliced W... Bocon 1 AM nmi a * K. *—>** nmn, Cm tented M« Sw mm* ■ Hi-C Drinks .~~"*29c brinks... 6S= 65c Galorade ■• • 380 Towels 1 ' " " 280 Beldale Kraft Cfcim l|i iri cowntvy club Crisco ... 3 78c jga Bags ...**« 65c Shortening .3 66c Velveeta., $fM Asstd. Flavors • steket? rn» ± „ n , NjlkuB ~ 1,11 1 . c " n " rrmm , . __ . ¥ Ira C ran m m W- - Cake Mix . Mue . 4 - 4lt Orange Juice 6 96c i ■ ICC VICUm ■ ■ SUtafrltowPrf A«c. Hta. OMVSv ■ Golden Com L* 59 C xl toe T Peaches T." 7 *: 2 S ' 34c * 49c M......^79c fataji .... A. 48c fawTßeans ■'""'"2sc CoSwT... ~ 89c Jeß-0 TT.. S lie Krot«r Freah «PH» »•** w~— m ommm Uteft Ml JrsSS* G«md« A Medium Vt „ saSn«- IM „?\ 5F® 5 ?' -X"™* \ Drinks y A G*aM«ac A SIOO/ MAYOWttISE 1 OCc / Baby Lotion^-88c Cheese.. W 65c VQ '| J *.jar Vll J jSg«*51.22 Cabana \#teT. whol '. 4~J PORK & \ f Bananas if Watermelons |"-»? / BEANS 1 vllvv j9y ai'V a 16/ California Drieooll Brand l«oa*S-** » Strawberries 69' ? »• French Bread .. 59c Bhig Cherries. lb. 69c Cabbaged lb. 15c .... c» Georgia VaMr Tow (MM . .|L lifc *> 9- i Peaches..., lb. 39c Lettuce Sale ea. 29c ■ j \\\ > i laMn^i. -v. 6 MM Uwnli SIMIHI Mmm » : 1- •'* ' • v WMtagw Slate. Oriia«M - _ jj Jj >•» Apples 98c Tomatoes.... lb. 39c Ife ' ' "" " "*" a : '' T " " l :4 *, % ■ * 'U* 1 * * Finally, out 6th Chairman,, Matthew Davis, Jr. who has served in this official capacity several seasons with only a shift in the secretarial position holder. At present, we have the efficient services of James Oldham and, we still have with us Mrs. Stattie Russ serving as treasurer. In closing, please buy our products. Your continued patronage will keep all of us happy - thank you. Many thanks are extended to the management of the American Tobacco Company for sponsoring League No. 3. We desirous that our friends know that we work for a fine company. We can say with prodigious, pride that the American Tobacco Com pany is first in everything: Job Upgrading for Blacks - we have four Black Foremen: Robert Hall, Joseph Alston, Horace Southland, Wallace Royal. Also, we have 4 Visi tors' Guides: Mrs. Evelyn Jamison, Mrs. Dezzell Wiley, Mrs. Catherine Harris and Mrs. Stattie H. Russ. In keeping with Human Re rations Week, League 3 is proud of the part of our company is playing in the betterment of human relations among its employees." Dinner is served. Naturally, the meal is centered around deliciously grilled Hartman steaks. No matter how well com posed the bowlers try to ap pear, the furtive glances in the direction of the trophy table betrays their unrest. Finally, the moment of dread, of un certainity, of apprehemive ness arrived - The awarding of 70-71 Bowling Trophtos. Ist Place Winners "The Charlie Browns:" Charles Johnson Mrs. Ruth Campbell Robert Joy Charlie Evans 2nd Place Winners "The Untouchables:" Matthew Davis, Jr. Mrs. Mozelle Flintall Lewis Ewing 3rd Place Winners "The Tall Ones:" James Oldham Mrs. Flossie Ewing James Williams High game for Men James Oldham - 239 High Game for Women Mrs. Lula Mae Royal - 197 SATURDAY, JUNE 5, IWI THE CAROLINA TIMES- Mrs. Flossie Ewlng -runner-up Moat Improved Bowler Lewis Ewlng Mra. State Mrs. Stattle H. Russ Achievement Award Mrs. SUttie H. Russ Sportsmanship Award Mrs. Anne Daye James Oldham Handicap Awards High Handicap Set - James Williams; High Handicap Mrs. Mozefle F1 in tall Ist 600 phis - Charlie John son Jr. . High Sets: Trophy holder: Robert Joy; Charlie Johnson, Jr. actual winner*** Runner-up: Robert Joy Tro phy holder: Mrs Ruth Camp bell*** ***ta an effort to distribute trophies evenly, the I—gi» cuaildß* the runner-upper for Trophy holder if actual winner b already the reci pient of a Trophy for that le—on. After a film slide showing of League No. 3 and friends at other affairs over a period of 10 years, the curtain was brought down on another successful bowling season. Thanks to Mrs. Ruth Camp bell for collecting and show ing these films and, a vote of thanJts to Mrs. Julia Allen who was commentator during the film showing - "honey, you look real nice in that red dress," etc. 7A

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