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WKKK rxnixo. SATrilDAY. -TANrAnV 2?. in hi
Raleigh Personals
BY -PETE' WILDER
V.;M
Hiiltio D;iyc and Mr. Alph.-iuu
c were married Monday iiiiilii,
.nni .ary HI, iJrtiJ, at the home of
lUv. and Mrs. T. C, Haiiianr, 1001
Matiky Street, iMlh Rev. Hamans of-
.ftVi.ilinj;.
Ml'. J. Bernctle Hayes of LuiiU*
't)urj;, was in the city last week cml.
r!e\'. Marshall Shepherd. Recoid-
k-r of Deeds at .Washimiton, U. C.. j
.and pastor of one of the leading I
in.iptmt Churches of Philadelphia.!
Pa. pa.ssed thruuttht the city Tue.>-;
.day.
. Ti.e Helping Hand Club of St. '
Malilw'ws AME Church met w.th
All . Mamie S. Hieks. 420 Smith St..
Wedne.-day night. After a most in*
'lornntive session, a delicious in.
Hie order of the evciiin.^,
hecii {jurii't^rs on the Shaw Univi -
fity campu.'. sans "Ave Marla" from
Cavalk i-a Kaslicaniia by Ma.sca';i';.
Mr. Dlaekmon, former student at
Shaw L'liiver'ity befoie induction
into the ill my. sane "Irh Liebe
Dich” by Edward Grieg. Blackmon,
recently leiurncd from the army,
has enrolled at Shaw fur th, ac ••
ond seim'.ilei'.
Ml. and Mr.*'. Travis WWh' f
Baltirr.o; 1', Md.. and Mr. Pay: >n
were recent dinner guests of Mr.
and Ml'S. J. Kenneth Masenburg, 303
West Lenoir Street.
fiiSaii
fiWi
fJSV,
t.i .tm
'tmm
R:,-. .r. E. Hull. IJfOSidiiiR tlder
i f the Riileigh Un-liui. will hola h .^
li;*si quarterly conference at St.
Mi.lthews AME Cliurch Siindas
Rev. Holt was the mii.i.-ier at i.
local church i-nly a P w years ago
A dolighlfiil birllulay iMi'y .
fiioyed Monday, .laniiny 14. llMti.
lit the In-me of Mr. .md Mi>. M. st"
M(.*Jumb of Fl'iend^hlp, honoring
their sun, Waltir Jerry, on iii.^ !h-.
birthday. The children sang. ‘Tlap-
py IJuthday," and pl.'vcd seve..il
t.aines. At the conclus.on of the
jiamcs they cnpiycd n en;*- of
.potato salad, mincid ham sand
wiches. pop com and candy,
A oakc with nine c:.niile> dcci-i-'
Ole'J the e* liter of the l.iblc. Lillie
Jtny received many useful ati'i,
'bcuitiful gifts including m.,noy. i
Among lht;.e present were the'
/ullowing:
. Beatrice Edwards. Lonnnie J.
Rv.l!is. Zubb:e Kv.ms. C. .1. 11.i d.-.
Hueland Walden. Pliylis J, WakL-n.
Sh'i'lie Ann Walrii n. L‘nn Harris.
Gi'i.ce Harris. Peggie Ann Harii--^
Wibtrt Whitehead. Tlu-lina R
Whitehead, Riola Morri.'on, Ja:-pcr
Morrison, Joyce Morrison. Knn-s-
line Lawrence. Clyde Evans, Lin
da McClnmb, Frrd H;irris. Jr., John
Lc3 Evans, Jchiiie Stewart. N’ovella
Stewart. Ruffu Scot; and Mrs.
Ca.ssi6 E. Spcncc.
Mr. Thomas Tiatc and Miss Annie
6aklcy were (|i| diy married ' .i
January I9lh iti Sumter, S. C. They
will mflkc thiir home tcmporar.lv
at 13 Bladen Street. Miss Oakley
was employed in New York City
Mr. Tate is a veteran >1 World War
B. having served witli the Red bail
Express in ETO.
MV. and Mrs, Sidney Bradley. 13
Uhiden Slrect. journeyed to Sumter,
S. C..‘reccntly to attend the Tale-
Oakk'y ceremony.
■ Mru.ltloWiie Jones, 711 E^s* Davi ;
confined to her hone by
illnosj. We wish fur her u lapid
rccnveiV-
MVlSiid Mrs. Robert Powell. Sr.,
aiinanncc the marriage of their
daughter, Roger Mae, to Flight Of
ficer Reginald V. Smith of the U. S.
Anr.v Air Force. Salurdav Novom*
laden Street, journeyed to Slimier.
r..-nvi ntiv to attend the Tate-
’ 'kiey ceremony.
Mru'Mamie Jones. 711 EWi Davlv
• I’jd'.'ts con..ned to her home by
Inqis. We wish for her a rnpid
,coYCry.
AlVt'and Mrs. Robert Powell, Sr..
UJin .uiire the marriage of their
d.mgliler, R'ger Mae. to Flight Of
ficer Reginald V. Smitn of the U. S.
Army Air Forcr, Saturday, Novem
ber 34fh, at Turkegci'. -Ma.
Tl.'cy will h.akc their home in th b
cilyfdt 12 Fort Avenue.
Mrt. Bctlie June- Hooker is in
tf.e city on account of the illness of
her .niother. Mrs. Mamie Jones, 7’1
East U^ivie Street.
Miss Mildred 'niornhill. miirir di-
it’clbr at Shaw Uii vei'ity. ro’-.l i
take |u-idr ‘.hi week in the outcome
of the Musical Talent Hunt sponso -
Cc‘ Monday niglii in tiu auditorium
of Crosby-Garfield School by Iota
luta Chapter of Omc-ga P.-i Phi fra-
ternitj. Inc. Both .Mis-i Mai.aie Wil
liam*!. who won firrt prize of Sla.H'l
nnd Henry Blacktron. who shared
second honors with Gcirge Mas'k.
were prepared for the contest un
der Miss ThormidlV fiirrcliun and
were accuinjjaiiied by her at the
pianj.
Mi.-ss WiMi.ims. scTiclai'ial worker
.at the Bl'iodworlh Street USO anJ
former stenographer at Baptist
H.nry Davji, Jr. Std. 3-e. w
ha.s been serving aboard the U.
S. .Sa 111 Croix in the Pacific,
spending liis 30 day l«a\'e at
home with hi.- pareni.s. .Mr. a
Mrs. Henry D.ivi-, 3,-i Bragg SI.
Steward Davis has lucn .serv:
in the Pacific pail- langing fn
GiiridiiUanal in tin- Solum .115,
Ficiicti Indo, China,
OKKIlbilTltOtl)
RV AW 15. MORGAN-
.M. B. C. SI i|.I » of Danvdli’.
V.i. visiieil her f.augh'er. Mi-
Wade H. Hui.ter on V..11 Dyke .^\c.
rccenlly.
Mr. S|iui'L'-oi: H.-'V!,--, s; .. ,
Spiiii(eon. Jr. t;..vc K-I..rned fiom
Ihoi; iic.ir \i i- .,1 .Now Yoik.
Clat'o. 11 Ml.-:- has reti.nied
lie-
.1*1
el.;:
and frieiulj. in Wa.-hiiic.luii
Shelby. • )
I'lriHl- 1 ■ 1. ;iiri; -d
to ivL.imi, Fla,, af’.e- .'j*; nvi lel-i-
ti\-a and m':* I c'c.
Mr Wilh.i:- II ! ,• !..
cii\'ed an bon •- .,f* .
serving 23 moii'.l'.-
Bo'lir- is now -.t‘-ii '. ■
College,
CpI. Richard N Hb.lr ... ; -.m
fro.m oversca.s wLero h- -.'I've 1 1
mmitlic and i,- .-pr ndii-K .. 9o fl v '■ .
loiiah in tile city with rel; -: ,
Mr, IL rh* it T. Kellv, Sr,. •
turned to his home after U:inj '
i" Si. Ague’s hospital, and is now
doing fine
Mks (ilirisleiiia K. Siiiilh
Recomes Bride Of John
L. Priiiee
. R.-ILEIGH _ .Miss Chiili,ima
Elizabeth Smith, da'igihti of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sniiih
of Raleigh, hec.ime the bride of
John Lindsey Prmcc. -on of Mr. an.l
Mr.«. Henry Prince of Brooklyn, N
jY., ill a formal ceremony Wedne
Idail evening, December 2P. >it 6 u
.clock, in the First Baptist Church.
'Raleigh. Di. O. S, Bullock, pastor,
'was the -.fficiating minister, using
;tht double ring ceremony. Wedding
music was rendered by Miss Ruth
Ray Mitchell, organist and Miy:
Elisabeth A. Sapp, soprano soloist,
both of Ralerch. Candles were light-
ed^^by Mi-s Ebip Hicks of Raleigh.
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Ml’--. .Lh:i !. I’rbire v l-.o.-i'
bn; ..; ih- ;.. . i'.,ci’u . i.'
IT Mi--! Cf,:i.!:.!!...-i .‘11. ih ■ i I!'.-
1.-. I. P’, ■' .f
..iHl M: . H I Pe.iKo of Ih -.1.-
Ivn, Vr,;;.
E dlo’.'. i!.'.; ; •• ;; it;.- iv
’ d ’"I- k-fr for .1 -."r-d-!.i:u 1
:• .-. dr.-p.-i .
I Ih. I n •;
OMEGAS TAI.ENT
IllMT GOMEST
COMES TO A (l.OSE
R.^LEIGH — Mi'--! .-I. rjoric Wil-
’i-ims was awarded fii.t prize .Mon
day night in the first annual Mus.-,
tal TaiLiil Hunt of t!i.' Iota- Inhi
Ciiuplei- of the Omc :i P i Phi Fra- '
tcinity, Inc. at the Cio.iby-nai fl Id
SIhooI. The prize wav S13.(i'
irp.nse to the Sixth Disirirt Me.t-
n.g In Chartotte. in -April, whnr,'
sh; V .11 conii)etc for entry into ,hf
Nalinnal contest.
Miss Cceilo Beaty and Ikii.y ,
Blackman tied fi>r second prize and!
Mccivi'd $.1-011 cacii. Mir.-es Eiiniee •
A’c-ung and Goi-aliiie Jones rr'ceivcul
•nnorable nientii n. Tiie Girb' sex- ‘
!rtte wa.s also given honorable men- '
til'll. ^
The Chapter Is plvdgcd to g vo,
furlher .is-i'fance to Miss WillianiS;
if she iv a winner in ihe National ! •
(.'mti'l.
Tl-o judges in the contest we;-’:;
.in- L'llh Edwards-, Directoi of' Mar re !..
.ila ic Doparmfii! North Carolina i iwiO.' and 194.* In.-li..n
. .■ for N.rrnr,-. Diiihani; Al". • /n'li'nia’.e will la.ii'aj
P. J, a,!i;’ie!]. Mnvic r,ra(li!al- Lnbnratory receiuly i
i-n;. C.Ja.nb.a Unr-r-iiy. N : the I'.cw wii.g of 1
'-•ork. .md Mr. Ru-‘i| nro.mbto'', I AmTew Miinur;:il
Ih:. .-..r of M'l-’.- St, Al.ir.v's Juni .r! T.l^ket:v■.• Jn tin;:.,
(', II, I iiht.iin(’d .- B S. i-
P.-i ;.l. I). Willi.iir.s. pr;nc;.. 1 ml technology .and v.-
f me Gaifi.ld-CroibY School. \.:iv' In her iirofcnt po.-it
ehainran of the Jo.-al e-.mir.iltt c. i bor.
Aliss 15. N. ^'illiams
tian-ie.s boiils E. Ilarriv
RAI.EIGII
• . f • ••
of
J
Mr. and Mrv. W. O. llan
k-i:-.il.
The wtildii .- took pi.I'
' • P. i
115. lllJfi, at I i ’.111 f.'cloci;-
H.inis, • Jr;i
' Bhmeho M.
Ch.:!. •
ame th'
■, ;-on
;s I f B i-
.d
Mac \V’.'
Willi.ao
A.
..i.l 1
‘ I .oni.
i'- - rooin C’ . tin r. 'i !v- m'd
:i ’aliii I.-id.il d'l v.'i’h ,i
;i|) \.-ii.
Mr. l-'iCfl Will ams. ane!-’
iindt-.iooir he-t man. M
; Ma.i Willmm - v';.- r. ,
;e the new
rnr-ph-ted in
he Jo!'..-, A.
lu-pit.,1 'f
^■-^mpl .ywl
•.11 In O-'-'..' •
— (ANI't
• Kn. lyW;,
W.Hi.im-!, M' -
T.ucile Warren. Mrs. Julia Coley and
.Mr:. Hazel Willi;ims were in churgo..
Alpha Phi Alhpa Era-
tcriiilv (iives Smoker
RALEIGH -- Nearly tw-i score
'”.!i lodi.’! of Shaw University
•.•I'lcndcd the get-to'.ethcr sm,ik.'.
given by Hel.i Rho cli.'Pter of .Ai-
ph.i Pl.i Alph.i fralerinly Monday
’;i n* m 111'- din ng room of th ’ Har-
I s VocaCoi’iil Coli 't'’. Ttie afl.'
, "Mil with tile as-isiaiice of
; hi L.in hda. lo.al gr.idiiale ch;ip-
ter of Aiplia Phi Al|)h i and iia-:
; , ii'h 1 : l-o by .-evcral meniuer.v of
I .>1.1' iinil.
i n. V. Alfn’d .Snrtli. pre-iident of
' tile mail rgradii.-itc ehapt-i. .--ci' id
I toii.vtmavter for ihr’ occasion. An
.nidi-cs- of Mckiini- V .IS ikhM--
DON’T COME TO THE
OOLBNAOF
EXPECTING TO BE LONELY.
by Darius Johnson, Sphinx club
member, nnd response was made by
Luiher Snipm.m, president of the
ihi’vhiran cl.iss. A group of instru
mental solo- was • fforert by Rev. A.
I,. Mason. Beta Rho member.
The .address of the . vening was
(■.livc’ed by J. W, Eaton, mem-
he;- of Phi l.pn'lKta and prneip.d
ot Lucille Hunter elementary school
of R.ik’ifii. Remarks wore made by
i W. H. (Jnurk'V. secretary of Shaw
UiiiiTi rity, and by J. W. WaRac
i o-.idv.-or of the chaiiter.
V
F.innerv intend to hav' about
four per Cl nt more sows f*rrov.’
tins Spring then were farrnwed m
It) I,'.
' »BaK9gc8«r^O!ggo5ajaiB^^
f. yfi-! M:l,l,
1.1,0’ Col.- a' I
I ilclb-y am
■ pi.,no. T.': ri
\ i n.- fror.
I Slock peanut'- j-rici’s
I porPd ;ii tin p. r ten' ”
i.Tiily Ifi, Ifliii. the bi':;i
I marketing year.
pi
c-. iEii'hl Poli.i Yt ilh A ilinu’
wil;.
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I- .'h;- Kaki;.h. F..r I.a.’
; ' ' ' . • I b,-pn hi d
*'!-!' . • li* p f mr I .
of F-’ ' C "
Th i-iit:- " . •• d ‘
Univer-;’.-.-. R..' r ’ •; '
l.v been di- hiirt; . . -; . m;.-.
after five \
("Ur m.JiitlM n llm 1 .1.11 -.. .. .‘-
tre of opf-ration.
,I()\ESI5()R0 AOTES
BV MILDRED McKOY
ST, JOHN PRESBYTERIAN
A lIERf ii NOTI S
P:r,.ehing Sirv'cc cl SI. John
Churcb 2nd and 41h Sunday in each
month, pjvlor. Dr., J. E, Mcfyilaii
Sabb.ith Scho I each Siiiuiay at
0 a. m. Snpt, Mr. G..i field Jini'!.
,wlio reciiitly returned from inc
am •'d f’ t ee.-.
, Missicnary Soci. ly meets once per
'month. .11 Fiid.iy ni-.-.ht after .. h
i •!Ccond Snndiiy. Mrs. V’;vi',1 ni-;gs
; i.s jne.'idf Mra S. F. V.Mliain-!, is
' acl.'.i; pre-ideiil.
( The vervl-r hat .Sn.'-’, y. .t,-;
- al haM- • iii)-('rjUi’i P,
. .la.iv-dii.l f; fiaiJ of f-l'ri,
■h !'■ p. ’ll in yea:-- Mr.
‘s MeAlis!". t-lr. •. o,; M;'>, S
Wi;.i:.,n.-, n. chmi ni;,.-. • 'o.-. 1 1-
Mci.f d. vi-ei-e!:.i,v.
W-- cxt»’iid to tl'.e public a - tr.i.d
• au. i( -I to be j ; j.-mi at all
a'j.-'j for .1 go-.d bi;y '
cv -- fim weave, littl.’ ,
loii:;lh, '^11.00th aii'i :
b("if .-ize.-: Pillow-care.; j
loo large u.iiikla nnder tlic h::id. I
C.iscs 1 ju small bunch up the pil-'
1 iw iiiio a li:>rri h.rnp nnd are likely
to t;e strair.cd. A’oiir be.«t bet is a
cave I i- inche.; wider and G inches
longer (h.iii the p How.
WAKE
SALVAGE CO.
Wo Buy and Sell Evgrymay
of Value
FURNITURE — STOVES
REFniGEHATOnS
TOOLS — RADIOS
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Phone 2-2327
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And whal a meal it v/iP be—
seasoned exactly right, and
every dish boasting a real
hon.o-ccoked flavor.
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411 S. BLOUNT ST.
PARTIES A SPECIALTY
WITH ALL OF THE BEST
THINGS TO EAT—AND
DON'T FORGET — AL
WAYS A TREAT IN TO?
ENTERTAINMENT.
Spend A Pleaaant Evenin"
at
DINING nnd
DANCING
John Lindwy Praicc. -on of Mr. an t
; Mrv. Henry Prince of Brooklyn. N.
lY., in a formal ceremony Wedne-*
Idail evenhig, December 26. >it 8 ■
clock, in tlie First Baptist Church,;
I Raleigh. Dr. O S. Bullock, pastor, j
' wns the -ffirinting mini.ster, ushiz '
I the double ring eeremony. Wedding |
'music wa. rondered by Mls.s Ruth '
Ray Mitchell, nrganl«t and Mi';-;'
Elizabeth A. Sapp, soprano soloist, |
both of Ralereh. Candles were light- i
j ed by Miss Ekie Hicks of Raleigh. 1
Tile bride, g'vtn in mnrrJngo by
I her b’Other. Marcellus H. Smith.
; were a wedding gown of whit.’
;Du.ehcv.v .v.-itin and chantilly lace
Preaching Sirv’ee nf St John
Church 2nrt .ind 4lh Sunday in each
month. Pavior. Dr.. J. E. M'-'^ynui
Sabb.ilh Scho 1 each Silt .’;iy a'
10 n. m.. Supt, Mr. Garfield Jonr.i.
who rccr-nfly returned from the
.iriT.ed f' Tcev.
Mivslennr>’ Society meets rnce per
month. '.1 Frid.iv uivht after ca.h
iceonri Smidav. Mr-. V:vi m Di' gs
i.-i prcvidc’ii; Mr-!, s. V. Willit.in-!. is
ael.iu; pre-Menl.
The vervieev but Sim.'.;.", .f.ifu-
ary 1.3. were feiluie.' by 1 ^
CHAVIS HEIGHTS
BV MAY L. BIlOADIi;
Mrs. Roy Dark, 2.3 Lincoln Te--
roce, has been confined to her
home by illne-s la .-evero! days.
Her many friend.- wi.-h for her a
rapid rccovtry.
MLs Frane’.s Yarborough of A.
and T*. Colkci’. Greensboro, wav
the recent guest nf her aunt, Mrs,
Clara ' Yarborough. 11 Hyde Ter
race.
Mrs. R N. Brown of Baltimore,
Md.. and grand daughter. Juanita,
hkve returned home after vi.siting
Mr. and Mrs. Alford Bi-.iwn, 8 Dare
Tien-ncc.
Mr. Willie Hunter of New York
Qi*y. is Ihe guest of hi.s mother, Mrs.
little Hunter, B Edgecombe Ter
race.
‘Miss Thelma Hardee. 11 Smith
celebrated her eighth birlh-
!with fitted bodice of lace wi’h
pepliim edged with ruffled net. |
IPah i.erkline with net yoke, oid-i'
lined w.th ruffled net, long sloeve.-.
I edging in calla points over the-
hands and full satin shirt forming,
a full count liiiin. The bride's veil
was .T Mary of Scott headpiece wiih
mesh illusion finger tip veil border-
' ed with malchhl,' loic of her wed
ding giiwi’.. Hi r only ornament wa- ,
'll sting of pearls, gift of the bride
groom. She earri-'d a cascade bnu-
.iliiel "f bnd'‘'v ro«ev anif while i
-n;it diai.ons n nte>-erl with a piiipk. j
orchid.
' Mi-.- Hermia Sthn-.okc of R.de gh
iw.i- maid of honor. Her gown w.is i
‘of .Alh-e blue lU’l (a.hiontd wilh a;
'full -hirt. fitted bodice, sho'tl
l-l.fve.-: wilh which she wore 1oi:j!
white gloves. Site rarried a l;oucii;t-t 1
of pink io'!es nnd pink smipdi JK-.n t
ii (l with ]iiiik (ibboM, and lu r lu-ad |
Gi ev^ was .1 lu arl shaped blue lu '
•P-
Biide.-i
re Miss Lufiik-
Smith and Mi-.-’ Sarali Morgaii. vk-
toi-s of the bride. Their gowii.« were
of .sh.-ll pink net wilh full slrrt and
fitted bodice and cap .'!levos. They
won- evening length while phive.;
nnd carried boiiquotv of pink ro!"v
and pink sn.ipdragonv tied wilh
blue ribbon and their headrirc-ses
were halo caps of pink nt.
W. Liounrd Ford of New Rochrlle,
New York, a D iend oj the bride
groom. was best man. Ushers we,-'-;
.Tohn Copeland. James Ncl.-on a.id
William W- Smith nil of Raleigh.
The step-mother of the bride. Mr.-.
Puttie Smith wore fusehia with
hlac’k accessories and her flowc;
were 0 corsage of while roses.
The hridegroi>m.'s mother wore
blue vevetun with bl.ack accc-.'!Horirs
and a (- rvagr- of wliitc roses.
Immediately following the ceri'-
mony a rcieption was held at the
home of the bride's parents. Tlw
Qiieti;:'
day recently. She received innny I ,, j -,1
useful sifts. Happy birthdav, Thcl-1 '“’a u
• i lace cloth and centered with a
I r.ini:fmenl nf white caranalions and
jw'hfta lapcrs in cry.stal holder ,
during which time the wedding
Mr. Samulc Harris, Jr.. 20 I.ii
coin Terrace, ha.s been confined to j
Ills home for several days by flu. j
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blount and Mrs.
I,Uia Atwater, of 23 Smith Plaza,
were the dinner guests of Mrj.
James Blount, 8 Chavis Way.
Rev. A. W. Johnson, of Golds
boro, was the dinner guest of Mrs.
Jilffie Da'.lcy, 21 Smith Plaza, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Mae Allen, 304 Heck
St.'eet, was the dinner guest of
Miss Cocheys Ellis, East South St.,
last Sunday,
All friend.s are in deep sympa-
Ihv.v will. Mrs. Ora Matthews and
.mtily in the pa.'ising of her foster
.\Icxandcr Matthews, whoso
al w as held from the Llghtncr
“•lal I’arlor last Sunday.
Ux'ker T. Washington Club
-A -iii TT- ’ Sunday. January 27 at
4 1 1 iL of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Imrautw' it will
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Desifiited to im*
prove posture
and relieve
fatigue.
MRS. M. Z. S.MITII
Phone 2-3II6
.MS E. Worth St.
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