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R.£tl6igll Personals Ray-WiWiamson Wedding Solemnized
KV VIVIAN McI.f;M»ON
Cl.iiina Kietman FjJn ol
lui.' ii-tiiniftJ It. »>ie
iHi : vi'ii.iJi ul.itiVi.s in
■ I. Ij C New Yoik and
A.Iilh; brown af I’hiludal-
fl.-l MMfl AllsS
I'.IIK.-J «.! 4i;i l-'J .Si.
W.ilK,-: J'fliV Ol
Pal l.utas vvu:! llie (’Ue^t
.1 W..' Jt-iui Hi
I-iU'y Kulh.-i Jaiiio 1
'.hi I'ltift I'l in j
11,1 li.iuki-r T ClilO
iiavi- Mifaiii.ii I'l' it.f iiiunlh
if Aii|ju;t ihi- nixi luietii.g wiU
I.. hi 111 .il Ihi Iinini- ul .Ml .ii'.J
.11 . Moll, Ihi K .M.iMm St.
Ml hiiif 'J‘..:,lt.i .;i:a tannly wl
fill S MilJoWill St a.i their
iHi I 11 !., i- Iii.ii. .New Yolk
'J hi.- III.my tiliiidi ot .Miti SaVak- '
■ ...It ('iiiit'> 1.1 .'i.'ib K hdi’iiloii St.
Alii bt ]ilt.i-iu tn U-.iii. Ihj'. :>lie .
tM ally ii..p:on-ii
.1- ii'i.v Ji/iU.m .1 Jl'Ult S.
hri'Hi. St la .-pii.Uii.k hoi iaea*|
I ihilliini.ii aiiu New Yvi'K
.Il AiiM.i;. Gilv.a of MuiJi-ciu
1.1,1 I- Mtnihiii i.L’i vai'utiuii in
.'hi!.,It ..111 r.'iupiiit Ni-mv. Va
'..1' - Anna K-'VM.nl' of 'iia Kllii.il-
ton I.,,!,, t In. l.irl unit-
1 ht I i.iphiM, .Ml. J i. I.uia-I
I’Ut whi, now live: in New York.
Cpl WiMie Cliirksor. of S -Me-
UowfU St., Pfe Samuel D Poe cf
'1111:,' K Ji-iiesi St., and Cpl. Wils.m
; P.oykin.- of .Manly St. have aiived
•.iilel.\ Okinawa Island.
Mrs Fanil- Mae L. Trite of 13
. Het'k Lane ha.s received word that
! nt-r hu.'band Cnl Georpe D. Trite
I has- ..I rived salel.v nn Okinawa I.i-
; land from .New Gaiiii-a
S-S^t lid belie, vetiraii ot ih-'
South Pacific, wa.i i-nteiiained re-
I ti-ntly at thi home o' .Mrs Betlic
. B Triee Several xnitds attend-
.^l^^ Liasie W Horton of .iOB Pat-
h-rsc.ii St. Kali-i^h. .\ C. is back
In town Irum ^ult^mouth and
. Norfolk, Va.. where the and her
I two daughters. Lillie Miss Annie
and Pauhine Horton, .-pent a wi-ek
with her husband. Rev Avery
Horton, relatives and friends.
Pvt William Morgan of Clay
ton, North Carolina, who is stu-
tioned at F.rt Bragg after haviiiR
scri'ed with the Armed Forces ov
erseas. spent a recent after noon
With Miss Eliza^-th Bell at her
home on South Person Street
I Miss Dorothy 'Mae Sandprs of
Suiitfi Blount Street has returned
home after visiting .Miys M:iry New
berry in Liberty. .N. C,
.Miss Etta .Mae Jones, a '45 grad-
U.'ite of the Washington High
Stiiiiol. u .spending ner vacation
ill New York City,
Mrs I.ula .Mae Powell has return-
cdto the city after a three weeks
•hiv in Baltimore whtre her hus
band, Paul Powell. Jr., was .sta-
lioiied at Fort .Meade, Maryland,
and also was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Trains White.
Mrs. iViattie W. Robinsiin
Memoralizeii
l.-lil
= of liOd S Har- Dorothy M. Dunn left the
i.f the city VIS- M‘'hday mornlne to spend a
few dayi at Carolina Beach
Ml* Kullu L Bakt-i of .New York
t.ily 1 viMliiig Illative!- and
lii«i:d- in till city Mi> Baker is
'ill daui'hlvi of the late .Mrs. Nan-
nil- 1.1 wi; Brooks MStci of Ander-
■•-■i l.iwis fuiinerly of this city
UUVlhi HEIGHTS
bV MAV 1. BKO.ADIE
Ma-ti-r Charles Brooks of Chavis
W.i. - spmdiiig his' vacation with
1,13 •lai.dii vlhcr. Mrs- CUes of
Gain.r. N C-
Mrs HesTii Fvrell of 4 Chavis
W.'V ;s i-n ti.fe sick li.-t Hci many
fnend-- hope that she w'tl L-ioon
l.r out again.
M: • Carrie Puce was the dm-
i,t'f cuist of hei daiightci, .Mi's
iri.i; Kifid.ill on Sutiduy at her
o- . :'l Chavis Way
all Alum JiH S>d« " Hyde
•|«l!..i, W..S hostess to sevti :il rC-
I. iiM- .iiifl liK-iids froji. W.iki For-
tU .eiilitly.
M; Floyd Phillips of « Hyd*'
iei.t.i: I'vtariied Ki,mi . lUr a
• . I, - - n, u. Norl' !k V
Cpl. Jock Merritt of Raleigh,
just returned from the South Pa
cific zone of upt-rations. where he
spent the hitter thre-j of his five
consecutive years in the armt.l
forces. C >1. Merritt i one of four
; brothers in the service of Uncle
Sam The others are: Hubert and
James, Army; Willie. Navy. Cpl.
Merritt Is spending a few days vis-
I iting his brother and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Bennie Merritt of 1409
Lincaln Drive, here.
Mrs .Annie Stone whose h..ime
is in Portsmouth. Va.. and Mr-
Beatrice Artice. formerly of thhs
, city, but now of Portsmouth, are
visiting friends and i datives here
this week. This is Mrs' Stone.s first
' visit to this ^Ity. Mrs. Artice's sis-
■ tir-in-law. Josephine Bryant, re-
I sides at 140g E Jones St After
'a visit in Durham w-nh Mrs. Art-
ice’s aunt, the two visitors will re-
; turn home, Monday .' next week
.Mrs .Annie Currie of 709 Kasd
Maitin St. ha.s reluuu-d to the city
after being thi house .uesi if .Mr.
.ar.d Mr'- Howard DiVi- of Elira-
‘ Win.ston-Salcm. N. C. — Bofou-
a sotting of palm.s and an arch nf
fern and wliito landolhr.T .sol oft
wilhwhito gladioli Mis.s Eli/abo'.n
.-'.nno Rav liocanu tiu- hrido of
‘L.iut. William Williamso"!
in a slniplo b'jt boautilul core-
nn nv at the homo of the hrido at
iiigh noon Juno 19. 1945.
The doiibh' ring coromonv was
lusid with Rov. David R. Hodgloy.
pusmr of tho Fir.st Biipti.-'t C.i.ir-'h
and Rov Jnhn Brioi of Sodalii.
officiating.
Nuptial mu.-^ic was furnishod hv
Mrs. Martha .Aikin.^ and Mrs. Viv
ian King Bright sang "I Love You
'Ttuly." Soft mu.sic was plavol
tnroughnui tho ceromimy bv Mis
, Atkirus.
■j ho matrnn of honor wa.s Mi-
Eleanor Sollars Jono.s of Mt. Aiiv.
cot RT AEWS
Roosevi h Carr of K21 Cannon
I Street w-as fined SVi . nd eost^, foj-
lowins his convicti -n f a charge of
‘driving an autoniobiU- w'hile under
[the influence of intoxicants
I Testimony revcali'd that Carr w'a.s
i steering the vehiclt w'lich was
'Coa^tinir downhPl or F.ast Manln
[Street whili the moto: was shut off.
j The def«-nd.nni wa- acquiled of
I a rilsordedy conduct charge
i Probable cause was lound in lh>)
f use f Utah Rand of ft31 Canm n
'Rireit and ho w'as b>,und over ta
Suf-iTi r Co r' i-h.u'- d v I’h e: i
.bt-zzlemo-.' «{ pa.;.; v V.«-d ..' S’2'*«
from .fo-e: h --f lt4 R 'Uth
N. C Sho woro a long flesh col-
o « d net dross and carried a bou
quet of vollow I'o.se.s and pink
.■u'apdi'iigon.s. Till btsi man wa.s
I.nut. E .-A Campbell of Phil-
a;\ :p!;i:. Th ■ woer no other
aitondanLs
Tht- hrido wn.s given away in
niiirringi' by hoi father. Dr A. H.
Ray. an dthoy entered from tho
st..irwav The bride made a very
ho:;utifu) picture as she smiled
and dosci-ndid the .stairway to
griol her father Sht* wore tho
well preserved dress veil and
glove.-! her mother had married
in thirtv-two vi-ar.s ago. The dress
was of brides .atin fashioned in
princes.' .stvl*. irimmi d with
diKhiS.>: and (hantillv lact- and
ptarls ending in a long satinlin-
eri train on which were orange
RALEIGH — Memorial services
were held on Monday mornl.'jg
from the Raleiiih Funeral Home
for Mrs. Matie Wistcotl Robinson, I
woh dkd III a heart attack on Sun
day afternoon at her home. 814 S.
East Strict. J
The .staff of Siiinl Agne.s Hospital,
with which .Mrs. Robir.soii was as-;
Mitialed for 18 years ns night super*,
vif-r. attended the services in a
group.
The bod.v was sent lu Elizabeth
City, her former home, where bur
ial .sei'vices were held on Tuesday
Afternoon.
Surviving are In. husband,
ChniL's Robinson, a Seaboaid Rail
way employee; two ^islvrs a.id a
bii ther
( II1L1> WITNESSES ^
1 A Mil.Y TRAGEDY
P.AMI.ICO •— A seven-year old
b.jy told Coroner Jack Harris how
ite wiin-.'.'fd the f.it..i shooting of
his mother-by his father. Rowland
.Mo-eley. -'ll, and then saw his fath
er turn the gun on himself in their
mi- on last Tltursd’iy.
The lad reported that nis father
: came in from a tobacco barn about
2 a m on th. fatal day and d
' quarrel ensued between his par-
,ents during which the double shoot*
'ing took place
led on payment of $10 and costs.
! According to testimony. Ford '
purchase- a part needed for a
j truck body Ford planned to pur*
, ••hase from him. Dickerson said
' that Ford did not pay the money
[until a warrant had been-sworn
I out for him
I Sidney Price of Raleigh. Rt. 3
, was foun dgullty of assault with
la deadly weapon and was given a
I three-month sentence, suspended on
blossoms. The imported veil pavment of $2.5 and costs and good
was attached to her hair with behavior for a year,
orange blrv'V'oms also. The bridal
Li'uq 111 was of white rosebuds,; siir>fr*ir'T\
gaidenias and baby's breath. LLAS^I f ILii
The bndt- is the daughter of: . „
Dr, and Mr.s. A. H, Rav and she ^ AN I.NSTKL't'TEK and
attended the local public schools' needed «l surks Beauty Col
and later went to Palmer Me- : Any craduate from thia wbool
morial Institute where she met more yea™ experience
the groom who was also in school'
[GOLDSBORO NEWS
I BY MR. C. E. THOMPSON
I Mrs. Vern Lee Williams visited
I relatives in Turkey, last week.
Mr.s. Luella Peacock is visiting j
'her daughter. Hilda, in Washing-
ili.i. D. C.
Miss Bernice Benton has returned
from Washington, after spending
.sometime with her sisters.
' Ciipt. and Mrs. Carlton Jordan
and daughter. Cariolta. left Tues
day night for New York. Capt..
.)o.d:in has just leturned tmin J
France. j
i'vt. and Mrs. Riirl Stark spiiil ,
the week end at .Atlantic Beach.
South Carolina, recently.
.Mr.-'. Calvin Forbes and MIS'S Mil
dred B. Warren motored to La-
Grange Monday to vi-sil friends
Mrs, Elizabeth Leonard has oc
cupied a po.sition with the N. C. M«i-
I tual liisuiance Company foi the
I summer.
Miss Carrie Clark -•^peiU Monday
ill Clinton.
Ml William Reinhardt, Jr., spent
.Sunday In KenansvilK-.
' The foil iwing ladles visited Boy
Scouts Camp Cuivt-r Sunday. .Mes-
dames Hattie PowelL Mildred War
ren. .Mozelle Spruill. EJizubetl.
I L--onurd nnd I.eliu Thompson.
.Mr. John PovicH is much improv
ed this week
Mrs. Claudia Hogans Black and
son are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Phyliss Hagans.
Mr. Elrre Hagans is visiting in
New v j on business.
Mr. fc -1 Mrs. Olhneil Battle an-
ncunce the birth of a son. Mel Ott.
Mr. Battle is star centerfieider nf
thi local "Elrwy Tigers.”
Efforts continue In the drive to
raise funds to prosecute L. K. Junes
for the aliened brutal slaying of
Marvin Edmunds, At Wood> Grove
Church $34.00 was raised and Be.'ii
Gi'ivi- Chuich $55.80 was raised.
The N.AACP met a» the Guiding
Star Holiness Churcti Tuesday night
The Church was Riled to Its capa
city and many n«w members weie
added to its fast growing Ust.
For Ponoanliaod Hnad l^sundry
Phone 4100
MODERN
Hand Laundry
11 Otelln Raul
CAPITAL COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
515 W. Morgan St.
• 5
HOME-COOKED #0008
And wbst • aenl It will be—
sMaeaed exnotly rtebt, nad mW‘
trj dlah beutl^ • rwU
•voked fl*Tor.
B&HCAFE
411 8. BLOUNT ST.
lliore. Sho rocoived the A. B, de
gtee from Radcliffv College and
tht M. A. dt-gree from New York
University. She taught at Tuske-
gee and Howard University and
later became the first Negro to
emploved as Recreation Direc-
t'oliege. Raleigh. .N. C.
M.AIT) — experience, nnisl have
health record, (o live In Rhode Is
land. near Providence. No cooking,
small family, own room, excellent
, , ^ . wages. Mast be plea-sant. Write to:
tor for the Navy Department m Demotic. 353 Harris Avenae. Woon-
FOR TAS'TY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
Rtlrf
W.lfhington. D. C. hSe is .i oCn-
cert Dancer and has made sev
eral tours of Negro Colleges,
irket. R. I.
cf fori-’b!.- in-pu.'F and assault with
c de.idly wi-apon. Josh Hinton cf
72j Smith Daw'ijii Street, received
a fill-dav ^ellt^-nct•, Fuspendod un
p;.ymi-nl of $2.1 and costs
He w;i.- aciused of trespassing *0
the horn of Mrs, Eliz-abcth Hinton
( f mu I Inciiln Drive.
Ella Rogii' of 516 Smith Street
v'a.s found guilty of malicious dam-
art t . fht prnrerty i*f Jerry 5?an#-
ere nf .5.574 East Cab.irrus Street,
.md tht- •li-feiKoiiit w:ts sentenced to
Ski d:ivi. iiispcndtd npon payment of
S2.5 and costs pl’Js payment of $5
to the pro.-!ecuung witnes.* lor le-
pairs
Mi.-.' Rou'r- w'.TS found guilty al>o
c f diuiikenne>' and di'airderly con-
’hi'* lud w I t.ixcd cuits.
Hi'iirv Ford ,'f 6 Dtidd Street
I H Fi -- • Adapt' ..f 1107
td in dressinu ehickeits and would
allow- a fowl to droQ every now
{nnd then among the feathers on ,
; the floor. Atferward.' the chickens
; w-i'i u- gathered up with the feath
ers and put in a barrel destined
for the City’s incerator. where be-
[fore the barrel was emptied, the
‘ chickens w ere removed. When ar
rested the men were in possession
of 36 chicken?
Henry Ford nf 6 Do ddStre*f
wn' found guilty of htaining $10
under false pretense from Stanley
. Dickcr.c!. n of the K and W Mo
tor Co on F Davis Street, and'
was sentenced to 30 da(>s. suspend-
CHICKEN SHACK
Half Chickaa or
A Chickan Samlwiek
Royal
Friday a Sslarday
Rex Beil —
TOO MUCH BEEF"
'' '
Buck Jones & Tim McCoy — In
"GUNMAN FROM BODIE”
Sun. a Mvn. July t9-38
Jack Randall — In
-WHERE THE WEST BEGINS'
Tasday a Wednesday
All Colored Cast
TT HAPPNENEI) IN HARLEM’
Charlie Chan — In
’BLACK MAJIC”
Tbarsdoy Only
Dona Drake — In
‘HOT RHYTHM”
Helen Walker — In
BRIDE BY MISTAKE”
NEGRO DOLLS
Every home should have a Colored
.Mr» i|e.:i’’i-'t-ieU of 4 ^uvis'
Way IS oil il.t sick li.'t. Her many
fi lends hope that she wil
l-e out again.
Ml f.irrie Huce was the din
ner guest nf her doughter. Mrs
«i.ii Kendall on Sunday at her
iwn.*-, 21 f.'havn Way.
Ml Annie Jm- Syde 7 Hyde
’Uriaei hnste?.' lo several re-
I. ti-.e- jo.rl friends from Waki- For-
.-f luielitly.
Ml Floyd I'loliips of « Hyde
T'eirute hu.' n-toriied home .lUi^ a
nii'ipcss tup to Norfolk. Va.
Mr Oi.idyi. Johnson of 9 Smith
l'!a/.> h,i> orgHiii/ed .> quartet in
> iiKNc Hi-iuht? the IS Chavis
Mil'-.!:! Huby Giuutel they have
;>i.peicid on picieiam' in s»!c.'er.il
.liorc-he-> of the city
Mrs I'd Blown, who was call-
i«l to the t'lty in On death of her
i.i'illni Ml I. Rfigf.s, has been
111. Iniii'e eiiest of her soli, Mr-
;.nd M'" A Brown of « Dan Ter-
i.ji.- n;.. returned home to Bolti-
II. 01 e, Mfi
Si't and Mrs William Osbonu of
8 Kdgteoinb Terrace aie the proud
p:,ient.' of ;i fim- baby girl. Fay
M.eltuo
Mr and .Mis Ch.iilie Roberson
of ly hC’aMs Way ate happy to
oMioun.e the birth of a daughter.
Molhti nnd d.iughter .are doing
i.eelv
Mis. Kichard B Little and
ihoghtei of New York City are
VI itiiif’ Ml- Little’s nn-lher-in-
l;-w :.l 3 Chavis Way.
biunian William .Mills is visit-
tny his wife. .Mrs. .Mozellu MUla
at ’!4 Chavis Way.
Get this STRAIGHT.^
Rough.Kinky HAIR
Tamed Quick with
NEW WONDER POMADE
jeatnee Artice, formerly of this
city, bn* now- of Portsmouth, are
visiting triends and relatives here
this week. This is Mf*' Stone.s first
visit to this dity. Mrs. Artice’s sis
ter-in-law. Josephine Bryant, re
sides at 1408 E. Jones St. After
a visit In Durham with Mrs. Art-
ice's mint, the tw-o visitors will re
turn home. Monday of next week.
.Mr.s Annie Currie of 709 East
Martin St. has returned lo the city
lifter being the hi.use guest of Mr.
and .Mrs. Howard Dayc of Eliza
beth, N V. She was highly enter
tained.
OBEKUirROAD NEWS
BY ANN B. MORGAN
, Mias Bes.'ie Carol Hunter is
'.spending her summer vacation vis
iting relative.*.- and f.iends In Dan-
;viltc, Va.
Mrs Rebecca Manuel and Miss
Margaret Manuel are spending the
'ummer in New- York.
Mi.'s Grace Battle and Miss Grace
Hall spent Sunday in Frunklinton,
(Visiting relatives anil friend.-.
William Turner of U S. .Navy, vis-
iti'd rchitivin and friends in the
city recently.
On July 1.5, Miss Kathleen Man-
; iu-1 bec.ime the wife ol Mr Daniel
Peebles who is now serving in the
U S Navy.
j Mr. David Hintun has returned
recently from his trip to Houston.
Texas Hi reports an enjoyable
I trip
A«el Citizen Passes
RALEIGH — Mi>, Mary Barber of '
800 Svulh BUiodw'urth Street died,
W'ednesday morning at her home
;ifter an illness of several months. ‘
She w-js 89 years of age.
Funeral services were conducted
Thur'-day aftirnoon at 4 P .M. from
St. Paul AME Chuich of which
she was one of the oldest and failh-
tql member, wtih the Rev. C C-
Scott officiating Burial will be in
Mount Hope Cemetery
Surviving is one daughter. Mu
Katie Barber Collins.
ririving an nutnni.ibile while under
*he influence of intoxicants.
Testimony revealed that Carr was
.steering the vehicle wliich wa»
coasting downhill on F.ast Maniii
Street while the motor was shut off.
The defendant was Requited of
a disorderly conduct charce.
Probable cause was lound in tho
rase : f Utah Rand of 631 Canm n
.Street nnd he w-as tkiund over to
Superior Court, charm'd with etn-
bezzlemenl nf paint v. hied at $12 58
from Joseph Fadoil of 4(I4 South
Blount Street Bond was set at
$200.00
Testimony showed that Fadoil ar
ranged for R.md to obtain paint
for a job on hi.« grocery .store front,
but instead cjf reiKirtinB foi the
job after hi received the paint.
Rand sold it to N.ck Tsinrrdisaurin
nj 130 East D.ivie Street for $12.39.
Fadoil received a bill for paint
w-hich he claimed he did not re-
c«i\'e.
Bennie J.ick'on 'f 111.5 Lincoln
Drive received a suspended ser-
teiu’c of ,'ix m-'iith.® rn the road*,
on I'ondition that he pay $2.5 fin"
and rtm..:n >01 good behavl r fjr
two Vi.-IS He was convicted 'jf
tossing Fn axe at Clarice George
of 4 MeM.'kin Street
Evidenci ri veaU-d that the man
had been di inking.
Following h's cemvictiun of charges
ef 15(11 l.incoln Drive. '
Ella Powers of 516 Smith Street
was found guilty of malicious dam-
’ .T?e t , the property of Jerry San#
ers of .5.571 Eajit nab.«rru9 Street,
and the defendant was sentenced lo
90 days, suspended npun payment of
$25 and co.sts plus payment of $3
to the prosecuting witness for le-
pairs
Miss Rogen was found guilty also
of drunkenness and disorderly con-
dtirt and w'a: taxed costs.
Henry Ford -'f 6 Dodd Street
T>>rr.ir-v and Ernest Adams of 1107
Hill .Street w-erc sentenced to one
vears labor each at the County
H-'inv aftei their conviction of a
charge of larc.'ny 0/ thickens from
the White Gate Farm Poultry and
Egi' Company
Th.- twti were employed at the
plant on the assembly line engag-
PAINT - FAINT
1.49 Gal.
12 7«aTi of uHafaetloii. All
Colors—Stains aad lEInamaU.
Mail Ordars Proaplly FUlad
Railroad Salvage Co.
129 South WUmtngt'^n St
fore the barrel was emptied, the |
chickens were removed. When
'rested the men were in possession
of 36 chickens.
Henry F"rd of 6 Do ddSIrect ’
was found guilty of v'4}t8ining $10
under false pretense from Stanley
Dickers. ^ of the K and W Mo- 1
tor Co. on E. Diivis Street, and '
was sentenced to 30 d.'V's, suspend- j
NEGRO DOLLS
Every home should have a Colored
Doll. We offer in thb sale two,
riasliy numbers. With hair, moving'
eye*, shoes, sloekings, nicely dressed.
PRICE $4.98 and $6.59
If COD p'jstage extra.—Dealers*. ,
Agent' Wanted
Write N.ATION.4L CO.
254 West I35th St.. New York. M
Sunday. Monday, l'i*e*da>
•A MEDAL FOR BENNIE”
Dorothy Lamiur.
Arturo de Cordova
Wed.. Thm%, Krh. and Sat.
THE CLOCK
Judy Garland,
Robert Walker
D>«( Foar Hair look larriblr ^
11II hard, louk.rouah.uandr
•fld hir-l 10 juu ci
a cn I'f SwMt GMrsiaCrvwn
Ha*r Draaains Pamad*. ih«
la*oriivel mllioosio.Srarrict.'
Tar V’>r4 n J Minalif
Mikci (hr motl itubboro.'
«ir>. dried oui. krioipr hair
laaporanh lai do«aStraigM
Laahtns- vlick and tinooih.
Gaaraoieed putt and *111 ao
(urn ihe hair red or ham ii is
anr raanaer Very hijhlr per
fumed and leaes the hair
aaellina (eeib and we«i. So.
burry. Gei a farce caa of
tm—t Oeorsla •rimn Hair,
Oretaing Pomad* iodi>.
SQUARE of Your
LUCKY NUMBER
Over 36 ways—vertically—
horizontally—diagonally —
to total YOUR lucky num
ber. Send Sl.OO, and birth-
date for handmade chart.
RIGHTMIRE
Mathamagician
1Q66-AF Omweod
Buffalo ($). N. Y.
W£ CARRY A FULL LlNB
OF BEAUTY and BARBER
Sweet Georqia
Brown
Hair Dressing Pomade
AT ALL DRUG STORES
Write For Price Lists
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The Raleigh Funeral Home
Am3)ulance Service
310 East Davie Street
GIVES EVERY CASE PERSONAL
SUPERVISION BY:
Trained Attendants in the recently completely
overhauled Ambulance, equipped with fan, basin,
running hot and cold water, bassinet, mirrxMr,
electric light and heater; comfortable cot.
Available at all hours by Dialing 2-2835
C. A. HAYWOOD, Owner
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
JULY 29^31
“Bowery To Broadway”
Maria Muntez, Susaiin.H hostor, Jack Oak*e,
Turhan Bey — and — Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan
“SWEET SWING” Musical Specialty
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FRUIT JARS — i Pt. to J Gal.
TOPS RUBBERS — RINGS
CURTAIN STRETCHERS
IRONING BOARDS
S. M. YOUNG
206 E. MARTIN STREET
WED..THURS.
AUGUST 1-2
“The Pearl Of Death”
BASIL RATHBONE, NIGEL BRUCE
with — Evelyn Ankers, Dennis Hoey, Miles Mander
March of Time: “SOUTH AMERICAN FRONT”
News Episode 4, “Trail of the Royal Mounted”
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FRl. & SAT.
(Double Feature) Augusts^
“Guns Of The Law”
JIM NEWILL
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“Blues In The Night
Priacilla Lane, Betty Field, Ricliard Whorf
Jimmy Lunceford and Will Osborne Orchestras
Episode 8 of “OVERLAND MAIL”