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ra^j*<-jg^O?Sir> practice
Jj^^iuhior ghofe of-Shllob Rap tint
: *^<^arch-wlll^iav^ ihdr practice Frl(- ^day'nlgj^yMarch
27th\'at 7 o'clock.
' SsKV -Mrs. Myrtle>nTack has been 111 at
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fjwjL Richardson Memorial Hospital for
t V/Qufte 'a" while is now improving very
' slowly*
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Meeting t ?
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"".T^e Missionary Society of the Mt. *
r Calvary_ Hollneas Church held their
I meeting at the home of Mm. I>nnnual
"? /*ii; on'Weat^Brajcif street Thursday night.
?; 'f, March 19. The topic discussed wan
* "> ' prepawlnewi. Refreshments were '
served.' President, Mm. Thomas. 1
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1/VHa* HUOH HERBERT
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{-ivV":' -CjFRIDAYA SATURDAY v-^j
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Moore, the founder, formei
OBITUARY
Mr. W. J. Johnson
Mr. W. J. Johnson, 1931 East Marnet
street, born In Kesuion county,
age 67, died on.March lfl at L. Rich*
irdson hospital, after being In the
hospital about a week und two days.
Funerarwas held at New Light
Rapt 1st church, pastor officiating
Baptist church. J. It. Ellis, pastor, officiated.
Mr. Johnson worked- ut Duke Powsrpr
company 33 years. "lie Js surrlved
by two brothers, three sisters.
wife, three sous and one daughter.
'
Leo S. Klrabro, Alton V. Butler.
Charles Jeffries, from A. and T. college
siient the week-end at their
home In Wluaton-S&letn. visiting their
parents. ?
Birthday Parly *
Sunday, March 22, Mr. and Mrs."
Drake gave a birthday party at their |
home, -1020 Perkins street. In honor
of their daughter and son. Miss Evelyn
and Benben Carburt Drake, and I
also In honor of Bernard Walker, Jr.:
The guests present were Betty Lee
und Jennet Harwell. Constance
Brooker, Willie Mae Held. Mary Elizabeth"
White, Frances Brooker, May
Frnnclna Bowers, Fate McDoo.
Claudia Mne Ford. Marcla Lee Phillips,
Hubert Held, Estraledta Walker.
Cake and Ice cream, peanuts and
randy were served, after which cnnies
were played ^
Mr. Eugene Waldeti spent the weekend
in Asheboro, N. C., vlmtlng his
parents and relatives.
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SlllliOIC BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Mn Pattle SeHars sponaored Ai Interesting
Jubilee Contest at Shlloh
Baptist church Monday night, March
16, bM2.. Featuring suchj Jubilee
choruses as Bethel. Institutional,'* Shlloh,
Morebead Quartette and aolo by
Mr. aivIr Rhodes.
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i.-Mlm Louise Churls, of Maco(Brarvby-Collfcc*.
wli| spend the'JSaster /.holidays
In Washington, T). C,*fiMrs/j|JjHe
Bell will accompany her.
>>.-?
Mlas Van Lee Jtlddlck, of ?Maco
Beauty'College, , spent the week-end
gjt/M*Mr^and, Mra.#Wllllam WooTey
Jn Toroenla.^ t
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resident of. Greensboro,
j - JUNIOR CHOIR SINGS.
- 'The Junior choir of St. Matthew's
church.sang nt Bennett college In the
16th annual home-making Institute,
March 17. Mr. G. H. Garrett Is director
9f.the choir. '
PERSONALS
Miss Ithucell Alexander spent the
week-end in Keltlsvllle with Mrs. Gester
Neal- While there she attended the
tfieetlng of the Friendly Beauticians,
also guest,of the Home Beautiful club.
I Miss Odell Thompson spent the
Iweek-end with her family In Mebane,
N. C., accompanied by Miss Laura
Im. Splvey.
Miss Odell Thompson is planning
I to spend several days In Fort Knox,
|Ky., within a few weeks.
Miss Eleanor Watkins had as her
escort to the J- C- Smlth-A. and T.
Came, Mr. John Grnhmu. of lleldsTllle.
Miss Louise Florence and Eleanor
Watkins took a short trip Sunday to
Winston- Salein where they visited
friends there.
Miss Eloulse Alexander spent the
week-end In Danville with her brother
and friends.
Mr. Willie Hudson, of Atlanta, Ga...
Is s?|*?ndinc a few days In the city
as the guest of Eloulse Alexander.
Mrs. Catherine Bnss, Dollle Dlvtney
and Mrs. Annie France, of Held*
tine, bjicdc wjiuc umf nere nionany
attending the Business League nod
visiting Miss Rhuchelle Alexander.
Rev. J. J. Green Is spending the
day In Wlnston-Salera.
Mrs. Lenora Haynes, nurse, from
Lincoln hospital. Durham, visited her I
father. Mr. John Haynea, March 10, i
18 Scot apartment,V-Aaheboro and
oGrrell Streets. .>?? '?> r
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Mr. J. fC. Levatte<-spent Sunday.
March 22 with .Jds brother, Ralph
Levatte. at Camp Craft, South Carolina!.
JHe la In army service there.
... : ^.Mr.1
and Mrs.-,George Monk visited
their', mother, aKtle.- Rooter
March &. They ;wer4 from Clinton.
'jii.be'7- ' 7 ' '
(>Mrfa..A. J. Smith spent the weekend
In Plnehurst; where she attend
I. N.C. ' .
4
ed an annual event of horse races J
along wltli soine other members of nu:
the city school faculty. of
Fri
The Grand Hotel will have as Its ^
guest-Monday, April ?!h. the Mighty
guest Monduy. April titli, the lululity
band of Krsklne lluwklns. This bund j
will furnish mush' for the Easier
duiire at Nene Hull.
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me>
Sgt. Eugene Cooke and I'vt. Leon- Qri
ni'd It. Tillman, of Fort ilnigg. Hj**nt ing
the week-end as the house guests of me,
Mrs. Arrelle S. Robinson a!k\ Miss ?
Mae Alice Steele. J""""
Miss Edith lilount is sick at her j
home on Dudley street from the re- j
suit of a broken leg which she sus- I
mined a few days oro front rldhiR a ! tl
hike. L.
Miss Evangeline Brltton has now
returned from the hospital and Is able
to be out again.
Corporal Reece Rrahsou, of Fort
ItraRR, spent the week-end as the
Ifuest of Miss Ada RoRcrs on South ^
Cedar street. ^
The Gate City Chapter of A_ and
T. College Alumni Association postponed
tbelr Easter formal dance un- I
ill a later date. . # I ^
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EASTER K
|f DO YOUR SHOP
Men's
$16.50 tc
Pants, $4.9
Ladies' 1
$3.95 to
Ladies'
Suits an<
$12.95 to
H&HCL01
* 0) SOUTH DAVIE SI- PHONE
EAST CREDIT
After Aj
Higher 1
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PENALTY NOW
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THE ADDITION
PAGE FIVE. ^ 'Sf
trrangcmcnt was made for the an- * **"
il Venper Service for the month;
May. Mint Mae Alice St col, W. M.
itfcler, J. F. Johnson wore uppolntto
plan the progrHtn for tlie sen'rof.
l'eay suggested tliut the chapmeet
at different members* homes
this district. Motion was muile to
et at Mr. Ernest Hold's home on
tCK street ut next Tuesday's meet,
March 31, at 8 p.'m. Itefreshuts
will lie served.
visit out
Fish & Chicken Market
rttC DRESSING!
It Plraaea fa To Plea.. V
HAGIN'S MARKET
3 E. Market St. Dial ?26l
L HUNTLEY
Clothing and Tailoring
uits. Shirts. Hats Caps, Shoes,
'resses, Underwear, Hosiery, and
Other Wearing Apparels.
SI J K MARKET ST
Greensboro, N. C.
s HERE
PING NOW
Suits
>$39.50 V# h
5 to $8.75
Dresses . H :
$12.95 rNl
Spring I II If
J Coats UJLT-.|
. $39.75 : 11 JL
rHINGCOl
iiy.-lor.HDtaA. GWJunj.
2-25(4 > GREENSBORO
TERMS " . " Vj
?ril 1st
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Penalty
On All
1941
NTY
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After April jst ^