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SAT.. MUCH 11.1831 Fayetteville Happenings tiyhirs. T.H. Kbinev The Fiyetteville Alumnae Chapter, tfclta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., presented its 1981 Miss Jabber wock Pageant on Saturday evening. Theme was "You light Up My Life." The North Carolina Senior High School Library -Media Association met at the Bordeaux Convention Center on Thursday. Guest speakers were Dr. Gene Lanier, Ms. Elsie Brum beck and Charles Joyner. More than 1200 students and advisors attended and par ticipated. The Rev. Gordan Ray Coleman, son of Bishop C.R. Coleman, spoke at the annual Men's Day celebration at the morning service Sunday at Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church. Rev. Coleman is the pastor of John Wesley AME Zion Church, Washington, D.C., with a membership of 2000. He is married to the former Ms. Annie Haywood of Lumberton and they hawe one daughter, Miss First Capital's ((( It's a retirement account that's tax deductible. It's also a savings account that earns you interest and 12.747 annual yield if you make only one deposit a year. Rata Good Thro April 1, 1981 With an Individual Retirement Account at Pint Capital, you're building financial security for your future at the tame time you're giving yourself a tax break! Up to $1500 for an individual, and $1790 for married couples, can be deducted from your taxes each year. It's time, now, to start thinking of that deduction for your 1980-81 taxes. Ask about the First Capital IRA accounts next time you stop in. FIRST CAPITAL SAVINGS - UBiiuiiMMMmiiiiifi If ' - Nortb'gatt MaH (Next to Rosas) Durham. N C. Durham 280-1241 , Chapel HMI 929-0438 Mon.-Thurs. 9-4, Fri. 9-8 f Jocelyn Ramona, age eleven - y , He received the B.A. degree in-sociology from Liv ngstone College in 1964; graduated from Hood rheo logical Seminary, Master of Divinity degree, 1967 tnd did further study at the University of Tennessee School of Social Work in Krioxville. The Men's Day theme was "Men of Action." R.P.' Robinson served as chairman. . Henry A. Black, Sr., a native of Tarboro, was named. 'Mamof the Year." We extend our best wishes to him.. i Happy Birthday Anniversary to Ms. Arlean Allen, Mrs. G. Kinsey and Bennie Goodman Hodges, from your relatives and friends. Ms. A. Bullock and children spent the past weekend ;in Chapel Hill. - -. . , . ... j, Mrs. M. Gregory and her children traveled to Wilm ington on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray and children spent the weekend in Raleigh. Steve Burgess of Durham scent the weekend here visiting his mother and grandmother, Ms. Burgess and Mrs. ranter. Mrs. Carrietta Hill Adkins of Charlotte was the speaker for the celebration of Women's Day at College Heights Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. A former College Heights Church member, Mrs. Adkins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hill and is mar ried to former Fayetteville Attorney Carl Adkins. She is human relations assistant with the Staff Development Center in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Mr. and Mrs. James Stinson spent the weekend with his mother in South Carolina. Mrs. Kinney made a "cheer visit" with Ms. Karla Freeman, who is now home from the hospital on Satur day. Also with Ms. McFayden on Sunday. Mrs. Mallet is spending a week in Goldsboro with her sister and her family. Mrs. Kay Boyd and children visited here from Salisbury with her mother, relatives and friends. Mrs. Park's children visited their aunt in Aberdeen for the weekend. The Mission Choir of Friendship Baptist Church celebrated its 22nd anniversary on Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Nathaniel Washington of andrew Chapel AME Zion Church, Bunnlevel, and his congregation conducted the service. The first anniversary of the H.L. Ingram Choir of St. Luke AME Church celebration was held on Sunday afternoon. Visiting choirs included E.J. Austin, Creekville Gospel, Smith Chapel Gospel arid John Wesley Gospel. 3. .. , . : ".i .. . .- .. .... V'i - V - 1 .f- lit I si"'' the Ministerial Wives Alliance of the Fayetteville are ' sponsored a fashion show March 17 at First Baptist church. The theme was "Fashions for All Occasions." Fashions of foreign countries were modeled. Refreshments were served. " Sympathy is extended to the Frye Family in the death of his mother who was funeralized on last Friday in Harrisburg, Va. Sympathy is extended to the Duntons in the death of his aunt who was funerlized in South Carolina last Tifes day. , J Decorate for Spring! 1 For tho Dining Room or Dinette JKQQ50 40W VVV CotonW pc. group In oak ttyMMrtcan-Ortw Rag. 1S2.C0.,....,. Now Conttnipwary 8 pc group by BteckamKhShop .Bag.8MKr , Now Contomporanr glaaMop tabta a 4 ctiababyDayatrom lUg. 19 ra... ; ...,.,Now WroughMron gtaaa tabJa 4chalrabjrLyonChw Rtg.SLS9u imMNWM.Now Colonial 7 pa group In Pln by Chatham County - Rag.7070..... Now 299M $27950 .vsv?l . For tho Bedroom Cokmlal 4 pc group In pint by Burlington Reg. 1789.50 ..Now Contamporary 4 pc. group In oak byLana im'M""iMiHiMmtiMiminsNOW Traditional 4 pc, group in pecan by Vaughan Rag. 859.50 . NoW Colonial 4 pc. group In pint by KlncakJ Rag.2532.S0 . Now Colonial 4 pc. group in cherry by American Draw Reg. 1978.50 , : Now Contetnporary4pagrouplnoak by Hooker Rag. 1288.50 Now $1299M $1375M For the Living Room or Family Room CMppmdal Ufa by Twnpto Klng-alze contemporary sleeper by Maker RtQ 987S0tM Now Queen-size contemporary sleeper by Holiday House Reg.e890M..M..........u...............Now Colonial 7 pc group by Janney Reg: 1198.S0MWmm..m,....,mM..m.Now Contemporary sofa by Sellg 8 pc Wicker group by Venture Reg. 3555.00...... Now 7 pc Ratan group by Null Reg. 258.50.M.. Now Traditional sofa by Hammary Reg. 728.50-......Now Colonial sofa A chair by Taylorsvllie Reg. 758. 50... Now Traditional sofa by SUtesvllle flOQ 070SOn iininiiWMMHiiuMMti Now $49950 599 429M 849M $374M 2099M $1659M '42950 $459M Davis In Atlanta ATUNTA-Entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. , It grafted by young members el the Police Athletic League upon his arrival Davis and Frank Sinatra performed at a benefit to help raise money to aid the investigation of the slaying of black children in Attant- ; UP1 Photo TV 2 Clubs and Socials Many bther Items On Sale Not Listed. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Bryant Celebrate Birthdays Mrs. Aline Davis and Mrs. Mable Bryant celebrated their birthday, March 14, during the meeting of the Thrifty Service Club at Mrs. Davis' home. Vernon Bryant, superintendent of theCentral Oxford Orphanage was a special guest. He visited the club to ex press his appreciation for the donation and gifts sent to the orphanage. ' Mrs. Genevieve Rogers presented gifts and the group sang "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Laura Thorpe thanked them for a lovely evening. Participating were: Mr. and Mrs. Bryant, Oxford; H. Bryant, Mrs. Mable Bryant and husband, Mr. Davis and Rev. Dorothy Glover, guests; and members Mmes. Alice Wilson, Stattie Russ, Laura Thorpe, Pauline Box ley, Pearlie M. Walker, Louise Thompson, Rosetta Cobb, Genevieve Rogers, Elnora Ransom, Mary Vanhook, Retha Core, Bessie Pratt, MMable Bryant and Aline Davis. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Pauline Boxley. Iota Regional A d dresses Challenges Of Decade "Women Facing Challenges In A New Decade" was the theme of the 44th Southern Regional Conference of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., as it convened at the Ramada Inn March 13-15, with Rho Chapter as host. The regional conference consisted of business ses sions, exhibitions, awards, social and hospitality hours, educational luncheon, banquet and prayer breakfast. Mrs. Verdell Johnston spoke at the Prayer Breakfast on Sunday morning from the topic "As I Go On My Way, Let Me Teach Others." Representatives of all chapters in the Southern Region were in attendance as well as several undergraduate chapters and national of ficers. Dr. Fredda Witherspoon, national president, address ed the group on "An Agenda For The Eighties." She noted that our nation is still a long way from achieving justice for minorities, women and the economically disadvantaged. Far too many of our people are still feel- ing trapped in poverty without the skills to overcome. Professional fulfillment, she said, will need to come in creasingly from the family and community activities. She suggested tutoring workshops to teach children; taking a personal interest in children and letting them , know you love them; using .collective efforts to improve the quality of life for all Americans and especially black ' Americans. Rho pledgees, the Lomepas, constructed an exhibit of the history of Rho Chapter. Plaques and other materials (-.which recounted public service projects, information, about sorority members, outstanding achievements and' awards that members have attained were also exhibited. The Iota Phi Lambda Sorority was founded in 1929 by Mercedes Lola Parker and seven other women in' Chicago, Illinois, for the purpose of encouraging women to seek business careers by providing scholar ships. It has since grown to more than 100 chapters throughout the country with a membership of over 4,000. Dr. Omeda Livingston is president of Rho. Rho members in attendance were: Sorors Livingston, Mable Butler, Ruth Bolden, Hazeline Rempson, Laura Bruce, Lucille Baines, Helen Jones, Margaret Coleman, Bar bara Minor, Evelyn Thorpe, Bertie Bates, Phyllis Shumate, Vivian Gates, Marion Spaulding, Josephine DeNard, Julia Henderson, Helen Chavious, Otelia Stewart, Lorraine Weaver, Juliette Cooper, Ruby Bolden and Eula Harris. Eagles (Continued from Page 5) Price Street Neighborhood Club The Price Street Neighborhood Club met March 13 at the home of Mrs. Lucy Hollo way. The devotion was led by Mrs. Holloway furnishing the music. Mrs. Roberta Edmondson read the scripture and prayer by the vice president. Miss Annie Dunigan, president, presided over the business session. Plans are being made for the Anniversary. Mrs. Gladys Faucette gave a special prayer for the families in Atlanta, Ga. The hostess served a delicious dinner to: Miss Dunigan, Daniel Johnson, Mmes. Faucette, Edmond son, Servater Evans, Hastie Price, Queen E. Toon, Car rie Kornegay, Fidelia Brooks, Georgia Fellers and E.B. Flintall. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hazel McBroom. rj FIRST TIME AVAILABLE IN THIS AREAjr I ALSO KILLS ANTSl I "7 - H Amazing 'DIE -AND-GOODBYF Formula Proves So Effective In All Tests n-That Wherever Applied, Gives iuial mwieuiiw .. - Utile A ing'f'U:,"""""" " W-SatomS.NCCUl March 3 SINGLES Crawford (WSS) d. Webb 6-3. (-4; Brooki (WSS) d. Vann 6-1, 3-6, 6-3; Nunn (WSS) d. Holland 6-2, 6-ft Alhlord (WSS) d. Camp ball 6-3. 6-1; Underwood (WSS) d. McCaK 6-3, 6-1; Womack (WSS) d. Bryant 6-4, 6-2. DOUBLES Crawford-Brooks (WSS) d. Vann Holand 6-4, 6-2; Webb-Campbell SICCU) d. Portor-Cosby 6-2,' 6-3; oauek-Mlienholmer (WSS) d. Rusieli-Allan 6-2, 6-1. MCCU 7, Livingstone 2 Karch i SINGLES Van (NCCU) d. Solution 2-6, 6-4, 6-4; Anderson (LCf d. Webb 8-7, 6-4. 6-1; Holand (NCCU) d. Alexander 8-3, 3-6, 7-6; Nelson (LC) d. Campbell 6-4, 1-6, 6-4; Russell (NCCU) d. Roberson 6-3, 6-3; Bryant (NCCU) d. Avery 6-2, 6-3. DOUBLESV Venn-Holland (NCCU) d. Solomon-Anderson 2-6, 6-4, 6-2; Webb-Campbell (NCCU) d. .Alexander-Nelson 6-3, 6-2; Russell Bryant (NCCU) d. Robertson-Avery 6-1, 3-6, 6-2. To protect knits from snag ging during cleaning, turn garments inside out before washing or drycleaning VmiSUSHEZF YCUOL'jnZSTEASY: : Sleep-Eze contains a gentle steep inducer that helps you get a good night's sleep. And. isn't that all you want? Use only as directed. During a major scientific research project conducted by a feeding, Southern pattfornia University in restaurants, hotels, grocery stores-even twaviy infested housing developments, the amazing WIPE-OUT formula proved strikingly superior In eliminating a roaches under every Instance when compared to the most powerful msectekies used by professional exterminators. Lasting 'DEATH SHIELD' effect keeps Is ki-power not for just a day or two-net even for just a week or two, but gives LONGER PROTECTION after a single treat ment than Mgh-ki smeRy sprays and bombs, when used as directed! 9 Registered with the Untied States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Reg. No. 10039-1-43147). Completely odorless. . gives off no unpleasant fumes, easHyeppUed and can be used In homes with children and pets. LASTING 'DEATH SHIELD' EFFECT MEANS: Starting With a Single Treatment FotoMngisimple Olfactions You are on the Road to Protect Your Home from Roaches. Yes. it's like a ''doomsday weapon" in the war against roaches! Never again w you have to use sprays . or .. 'bombs' in your home with esmelling dierricals. . only to walk into your Kit chen, bathroom, or bedroom a tew weeks later, snap on a light, or open a drawer and gag at the sight ot those same ugh, hideous roaches crawling over walls, counters or sinks Because a leading California university reported a "DOOMSDAY FORMULA' that spelts SURE. CER TAIN DEATH to creeping, crawling roaches who contact the formula And mnd you-aH starting with just a SINGLE BLITZKREKS TREATMENT that launches you on the way to killing SWARMING ROACHES IN EVERY AREA OF YOUR HOME TREATED! TESTS SHOW EFFECTIVENESS OF WIPE OUT INGREDIENT HOUSING OFFICIALS REPORT: NOT ONLY KILLED ROACHES BUT NOT A SINGLE ROACH COULD BE FOUND MONTHS LATER! Yes. test-treatments in an entire apartment house in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego housing development stUi have officials gasping in amaze ment as this Doomsday Formula1 completely eliminated roaches In plagued apartments' And mind you, this smashing victory was won in a head-to-head test against a battery or-so-catted "htgh-kiH" chemicals the same type used By professional exterminators. MORE REPORTS' CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS WIN MONTHS OF FREEDOM FROM ROACHES AFTER USING THIS FORMULA! In test alter test . . . location after location . food establishments that were prime roach-targets , that used to demand twice-weekly spraying by professional exter mnators . DISCOVERED FREEDOM FROM ROACHES ' . IN ALL AREAS TREATED! Even more sigrntant-rhey stayed roach-free for MONTHS AND MONTHS! STILL MORE! IN HOTEL TESTS. ROACHES VANISH FOR MONTHS IN EVERY AREA TREATED BY SIMPLY USING "WIPE-OUT" INGREDIENT, It's true! So effective is this formula even in dark elevator shafts of commercial hotels, (normally a roach's playground paradise), not a single bug could Uj found in 6 moiiUs afta TREATMENT! Of course, the test conditions cannot be dupticartfid m ynur hone, but the test proved mat the WIPE-OUT torniulav super to the so-mIW Yes, VICTORY OVER ROACHES-and It's so easy for you to win In just 2 simple steps. 1 Use as directed, wherever you have a problem or suspect a problem may arise. Simply sprinkle the ' WIPE-OUT" wonder-formula under and behind furniture, appliances, in dark cracks and crevices where roaches love to hide and play. That's aU mere is to It. it's sirnple to apply. 2 Since this amazing ' WIPE-OUT' ' torrnula Is so strong, so effective, you only reapply it II it should get damp, covered with dust or grease, painted over or covered up And since litis anti-roach formula not onty kills roaches plaguing you today -in areas where treated-But helps prevent new invasions to areas where treated . . YOU HAVE NEVER FOUND FIGHTING ROACHES SO EASY! Kara- 'I PROVE IT YOURSELF ENTIRELY AT OUR RISK M "WIPE-OUT" Mif M tkU M-rlik trial iHtr. It you don't ted "Wirt -OUT" glvM your Dome INCREDIBLE PRO TECTION tgalnst ftuchM. In tact. It you ara In any way dli utistloaV . ,Knplyr1urntha unused portion to dUtriOutor anytime within ont year for i luU refund of your purchase price Manufacturers Retail ?4" EVERYDAY $Q99 REVCO PRICE O
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