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vert those programs to line
their own pockets. In cheating
and chiseling -- as in
everything else ? poor people
are victimized.
The- answer is consumer
participation in programs,
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That Special
Touch
Save $4.07
A. New for fall...a spec
of genuine suede or
styled wedge. Braid
Regularly $12.97
Save $2.42
B. New fatt colors lend
touch to this classic
sling-back. Regularl
C. Fall shoulder bags. I
Open Nights till 9 Use I
1. N. Liberty at 2ttti St.
2. IS WaufMowrt St.
3. OtAoni Shopping Cwtlw
Pfc'n Pay...It's*
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tighter federal controls an<
oversight mechanisms, am
clearer lines of responsibility
Social programs need to b<
made more effective an<
immune from white-colla
rip-off artists who prey on th<
poor.
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Bk thru Saturdav
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i a highed
jute trim, ^
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y $7.97
Reg. $7.97, S4VE S2.42...$5.55
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Betty Gay Celt
The Betty Gay Shop locate*
at 415 N. Trade Street Mall i:
celebrating a month lonj
Birthday Sale in honor of th*
founding of the company 4;
years ago in 1933. Ms. Bett}
Frazier, Store Manager h
inviting all area residents t<
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Delta Omega Chapter
Visited
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On Sunday, September 12
1976 the pledges of Deltf
RADE ST. MALI,
%rs old; and
out to
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ibrates Birthday
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* join in this celebration.
s Ms. Frazier notes that the
' Company will be offering the
seasons most wanted merchandise
at special low
f Birthday prices for the event
all during the month of
' October.
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Horizon Cai
, Omega Chapter of Tau
^ Gamma ^Delta ^orority^lnc.,^
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Garden
Path Meets
E.S. Thompson, reporter
Along the Garden Path
Flower Club met at Staley's
Northside Restaurant Monday.
Mrs. Edmonia Henderson
Hostess.
Mrs. Julia Johnson, delegate
to 41st Convention held
at Hyatt House and contestant
for 4th Dktrirt rnntiril nf
Garden Clubs, was crowned
Queen of North Carolina
Federation of Garden Clubs
during Banquet on Monday
night. Mrs. James Holshouser
was speaker'for the occasion.
Trophies were presented to
Along the Garden Path Club
for the following activities:
Best yearbook; Best scrapbook;
Highest club registration;
Highest number of ads
sold; highest number of
Each guest received a door
prize and live plant, compliments
of 4th District Garden
Council of North Carolina
Federation of Garden Clubs. It
was concensus opinion that
the 41st convention held in
Winston-Salem was the hest
yet.
Open discussion held on
topic for evening was Wild
and Dried Flowers.
re Center
visited the Horizons Care
Center and presented the staff
with toys that were donated by
) various individuals and merchants.
| The merchants and individ'
uals were, Hinkle's Book
Store. McCorv's. Wnni.
J
| worth's, Davis, Zayre, Reid's
Toys & Hobby, Robert's Toys
l & Hobby, Mrs. Alice Johnson,
} Mrs. Foye Jessup, and Mrs.
Marilynn Cheek.
| The Horizons Care Center is
a center for Mentally Retarded
) children. The pledges were
very pleased with the warm
reception from the staff and
\ kids.
)
\ . Attention
\ 1 ^
I vrt auuaica
\ Graduates who purchased
# pictures concerning the Recognition
program of Mc\
Lean's Stenographic & Tutor/
ing Service are requested to
(immediately pick up your
picture from Ward's Studio,
859 Crawford St.