Beauty Tips
For The
Upcoming
-Season,'.
Fashions this season
are cxaulting in the glory
of elegance and style!
The i : excitement ; is
building to a crescendo
with the approach of the
holidays. Gone is the
fashion attitude of
"anything goes"; it's
been replaced with a
mood of opulence and
splendor. Best of all, this
revival of glamour need
not deplete your purse;
just use your head to
achieve your own special
style.
Wipe away' thoughts
of neutral colors. In
. stead, conjure up images
of daring shades of
fuchsia, magenta, crim
en, and plum. Be sure
.o add a dash of bronze,
pewter, copper and gold,
to complete the picture,
vour magnificent style
Tiust be mirrored in your
makeup. i
The smart way to let
vour radience shine
through is with Fashion
Fair Cosmetics. Fashion
Fair enhances your beau
ty all year long but it can
do magical things at this
time of the year. Fashion
Fair will add vibrance to
your lips and cheeks,
sparkle to your eyes and
fingertips, and alluring
fragrance to your entire
being.
Beauty Tips
To look sensational
for your big night(s), be
sure to practice applying
makeup ahead of time.
Colors should be
well-blended and inten
sified but not overdone.
Use moisturizer
under foundation for
better blend and hold.
Remember . the
lighting you'll be seen in
softer lights call for
stronger color.
Creme rouge plus
powder blush is super
long lasting (anybody fpr
all-night partying?)
Fashion Fair has a
line of lip pigment cor
rectives tone before ap
plying color.
Dry skin avoid light
iridescent eyecolor, use
creme rouge for the
cheeks. y
Oily skin use loose
powder to set makeup,
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' Visit 'Parents, Grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald'E. Jones and daughter,
Monica, and son, Ronald E. Jr., recently visited
their parents and grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee'
,E. Jones of W. Weaver St., Durham, and Mr. and '
Mrs. Odell Hamrick of Stanley.,
Two Clubs To Celebrate
v The Friendly Circle Club and the White Rose Cir
cle Club of St. Mark AME Zion Church will
celebrate their anniversaries qn Sunday, Sept. 12, at
6 p.m. Dr. Percy L. High of Mount Vernon Baptist
Church, will be the speaker. He will be accom
panied by his choir and congregation. . .y.,-.. .
. , Sorority Begins Activities .
' For The Year
Alpha Theta Chapter of Eta Phi Beta Sorority.
Inc., will begin its 1982-83 year with a Setting-Up
Conference at the Ramada Inn, September 18.
The business session, to be led by the new presi
dent, Mrs. Theodora S. Manley, will be followed by
lunch. The purpose of this workshop is to outline
goals and implement programs of this business and
professional sorority for the next biennium. ?
Alpha Theta is one of 43 chapters throughout the
United States and the Virgin Islands whose motto
"Not for ourselves but for others" - is a com
mitment. That commitment is demonstrated by ef
forts to improve the lives of mentally retarded
children, scholarship assistance to deserving
students, aid to blind and senior citizens, and
through support of charitable organizations. ..' ;: ;i
In addition to Mrs. Manley, otherx)fficers for the
current 'year are Mmes. Anginette Pierce, .vice
president; Mable F. Harris, second y ice president;
Virginia D. Rogers, recording secretary; 1 Bettye
Smith, corresponding secretary; Evelyn Yancey,
financial secretary; Lois C. Thorpe, treasurer; Ethel
S. Bounsell, , chaplain; Ruth Thomas, pledge
mistress; Clara J. Jones, assistant pledge mistress;
Betty S. Hillard, guard; Evelyn Waddell. keeper of
peace; and Otelia C. Harris, historian.
tu-TKE CAROLINA TIKES SATURDAY, SSTEKBEB 11. 1SS2
Lyon-Johnson Family Reunion i.
The 1 1th annual Lyon-Johnson Family Reunior
will be held Sunday, Sept. 12, beginning at l:3v
p.m., at Forest Hills Park. All relatives are asked to
bring a picnic, dinner. Dinner, will De served at Z
p.m.
White Rose Circle Club
The White Rose Circle Club of St. Mark AME
Zion Church met Sept. 3 at the home of Mrs. Edna
Satterfield on Cecil St., following a short vacation. -
. After the opening led by the president, Mrs
' Bessie Burnette, plans were discussed for the annual
.'picnic, which will be held on Sepf. ft at the home of:
Mr. and Mrs. Glenie Thompson, 815 Cook Road.
All reports were approved by the body. A repast,
was served. - - -
Present were Mesdames Lillie Brown; Eula
- Clcgg, Tressa Green, Aletha McDougald, Maggie
Thompson, Flossie Torain; Therland Thompson
, and E.B. FlintalL
The next meeting is scheduled for October 10 al
the home of Mrs. Marion Price, 508 Burlington
. Avenue.
Morrisville Notes ,
The Young Adult Choir of Shiloh Baptist Church
will celebrate its anniversary Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 11-12.
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The Hatchel Grove Baptist Church of Morrisville
will hold its annual revival services Sept; 13-17, at .
7:30 p.m., each-evening. Rev. Larry Leak bf Chapel
Hill will be the speaker for the week.
Rev. J. A. McGill, family and friends attended
the McGill family reunion in Lake ViewS.C. on
Saturday, Sept. 4. ; , ,
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Happy birthday to Rev. N.E. Mayo (Sept. 8).
Ms. Betty L. Green (Sept. 9) and Mrs. Carrie
Grimsley (Sept. 10). '
blend foundation over
lids to prevent , eyecolor
from dissolving quickly.
Nails deserve good
treatment. For an extra
festive touch apply the
Spun Gold Polish Col-,
'lection.
Layer fragrance from
both to touch-up spray.
Fashion Fair
( Cosmetics can be used by
all ages with breathtak
ing results. Our model is
dazzling in tones of cop
per, mahogany, and
gold. Soft tones such as
plum and wine are
perfect for the teenager.
For the adult woman a
dramatic look is best in
shades of gold, violet,
and peacock blue for
eyes and plum for cheeks
and lips. The Night Time
Eyes collection is show-
stopping for this age
range when applied wet.
;; The more mature
woman looks . beautiful
i'heri' her makeup is ap-4
plied bright yet
understated. A good
selection for this age
range comes from the
Ultimate Eyes collection
in yellow and burgundy
with an accent of green.
Cheeks and lips glow in
tones of ginger and cin-'nanion.
Ydhama Social Club Meets
The Yahama Social Club met Sunday evening,
August 29, at the home of Bill and Marie Moize.
Comments were made concerning the club's re
cent four-day trip to Atlantic City, NJ. A Labor
Day cookout was scheduled for Sunday, September
5 at the home of Robert and Rosa Edwards. :
Persons celebrating birthdates in "August were:
Zola Baines, Rosalyn Cole and Robert Edwards.
Following the meeting, the host and hostess serv
ed dinner.
Present were: Roscoe Baines, Zola Baines,
Gwendella Clemons, Richard Cole, Rosalyn Cole,
Robert Edwards, Rosa Edwards, Pearl Haskins,
Lauretta Hayes, James Johnson, Marjorie
Johnson, Elizabeth Pretty, Clementine Self, Edna
Thompson, Velton Thompson and Pauline
Throckmorton.
The next meeting will be on Sunday, October 3.
at Mrs. Clementine Self s home in Chapel Hill at 6
p.m. , .
College View Bridge Club . i
Winners , in 'the College View Bridge CuB,1!
September 2 were: First place, Mrs. Hedy Echard
and Mrs,, Mary Duncan; second place, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Norris; ; third place, Mrs. Dorothy
Mewborn and Fred McNeill. '
I P VV'- 1 ff U S. GRADE A "
D (p BAKING
r store LOCATIONS: Man. thru Sat.. Northaate oben 24 hours:
WeHon's Village 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.; Riverview open 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.
University Drive 7 a.m. tu 11 p.m.; soutn square a.m. m n p.m
All stores open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. All prices effective In all Big Stars
in Durham. '
PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT. SEPT 11, 1982
Fayetteville Happenings
By Mrs. T.H. Kinney '
Parades and picnics marked the last fling of sum-:
: w . r :i: ! I r:l.. .1 : ..,u:l
others titled the beaches,
y Many shared the Jerry Lewis Muscular
' Dystrophy Telethon at Cross Creek Mall featuring
Ms. Beverly Burke and others on Labor Day.
Thousands tramped the floors of the mall. The
weather was beautiful inviting many from out of
town to visit the friendly mall as the Coke machine
box talked back. Hope your day was as you would
havetiad it!
Ms.. Evelyn Smith of Fayettevillje and Jeffrey
Johnson of Raleigh were married af 3 p.m. Satur
day at First Baptist Church with the Rev. C.R. Ed
( wards officiating. . . :
t The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
mie Smith ' of Fayetteville. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Johnson of
Oxford. ; '.
Nick Geralds was host for a reception at Emily's
Restaurant.
The bride is a graduate of Lafayette College and
is employed at an outlet store in Raleigh. The
'bridegroom is a graduate of Fayetteville State;
University. He is employed with an insurance com
pany in Raleigh. ':, 1
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inc coupic win live in ivaicigu.
Ms. Charleen Arnett Darlington, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Darlington of Fayetteville
and Kenneth Martin, son of Mrs. George Martin
and George Martin, both of Brooklyn, New York,
were married Satuday afternoon in the Main Post
Chapel with Rev. Lawrence Miller officiating.
! The bride s parents 'were hosts for a reception in
the Officers' Club.
; The bride is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Univer
sity and ; Western Kentucky University. The
bridegroom is a graduate of City College of New
York and Georgia Institute of Technology. Both
are employed by the Upjohn Company.
The couple will live in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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The Fayetteville Human Services Commission
and Department will sponsor their fourth Minority
Business Luncheon at noon on Tuesday, October
12, at Emily's Restaurant, 115 Rosemary St. Call
HOJ-I XOO. i
i Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Parks of Fayetteville an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia,
Ann ta Incpnh RfnHpll Allpn crtn nf Mr anH Mrs
Joseph Allen of Timmonsville, S.C. The wedding is '
planned for October 2 at Mount Sinai Baptist
Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of Rutledge
College and Is a cashier. The prospective
bridegroom is a staff sergeant in the Army and is
stationed at Fort Bragg. '
. Ms. Theresa Koylene Hales, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Romas L. Hales of Fayetteville, and Alfred '
I.eroy Grandy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs-. Alfred
Grandy of Williamston, were married in First Bap
tist Church .
The bride's parents were hosts for a reception in
the church fellowship hall.
The bride and groom attended North Carolina
State University in Raleigh, where they will live. ,
Happy Birthday Anniversary to Ms. Daisy
Smith, Petra, Susie, Patrick White, Al Hodges, and
Ms. Velma Haley. .
Ms. Henrietta Searles of Spring Lake and George
C. Hogan of Geilenhousen, West Germany, were
married Saturday afternoon in the Main Post
"Chapel, Fort Bragg. The Rev. James McDougald
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Henry Searles ...
of Spring Lake and the late Mr. Searles. The ,
bridegroom is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Booker
T. Hogan of Abbeville, Alabama.
Mrs. Thelma Searles and Joseph Ray were hosts
for a reception at the Main Post NCO Club at Fort
Bragg. ::jy-y.i'-:iJ'-:r-- '
The bride has a degree in psychology from Fayet
teville State University and is employed by the Civil
Service as a: safety specialist.
, The bridegroom attended El Paso Community
College in Texas. He is a command sergeant major
in the Army stationed in Geilenhousen, West Ger
many. '
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Fayetteville sets up a large tractor trailer route. .
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September 23 has been declared Military Ap
preciation Day statewide by Governor Jim Hunt.
Check on the schedule and location of activities.
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The Thompson children joined their parents dur
ing the holiday.
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William A. Hodges of White Plains, NY had a
safe a pleasant trip here and back home. He spent
two weeks visiting relatives and friends.
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Think! It has been said that cars don't sell, jobs
are scarce, and the NAACP is pressuring industry.
v An indoor garden is good therapy.
Revive that iron skillet with sandpaper and oil.
.v y Visiting unannounced is no sin in other coun
tries. ,
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals shelter is closed for two weeks for cleaning '
and renovation. During this time, all services are
discontinued Volunteers , are needed. Call
822-2180.
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Neil Devane was funeralized on Friday afternoon
at L.E. Garris Funeral Home Chapel by the Rey. '
C.E. Bryant. Mr. Devane, 68, died in Baltimore,
Md.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Emma Locke
. were conducted.on Wednesday afternoon in Flat
Swamp Baptist Church by the Rev. Henry Melvin. .
Mrs. Locke was 85.
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