I HE ( AliOUMAN—Week Ending' Sat.. Nov. is. 1950
A Home Boy Makes Good In Big Town
A c<r-Ko ! !nd Wear
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F??hion Ft' -ks of C.-i
molds a soft “f rayon covert <:) >fh,
good for year round wear The 6a
mafic jacket fops a slender skirt
IVas-cut for ea«v watkinjr. A'.:
<cf !y in hoftlt S f’'"' h ''
representatives
WEAVER SETS
NSRB POST
WASHINGTON. D. C. Georc-
P. Woavi' •' : !fo< t r o{ the
ClO's National Commit! c-. to Abol
,;n DDcviminaticn. has been ap
■:nt‘-c: : t'G. to W.
b'-f St r . Ivgton. Chairman of
G;•■■■:..: S: Resources
A; -id- to Symington. Weaver
v 65 concerned with problems
r-Gtis : ■■(.' fullest possible utiL
Bo: in PiTtrenriti- Wea\ f r has
Act; 1 New Vori; and Chicago.
Nr tvvt‘stevn Stmtirn. Ik* joined
t;.g ’• • . .:>i rh- United TranL'port
m Empkyot:s (CTO* and be.
hi ion he became vice
• yi'C.nt-- cl tc the interna
'-.find tn i * o l thr UTSE..
Ai l l r ■:GIt Vic; to' served with
,G - ctor rf' the’ ClO's art; diwim
.•• r enmmilt . and on too cxe-
U.\ ■ it. ;.!-r; of i u UTSE. Inking
- Uai’ee of Its Washington office.
So.eo 1846 h-- bos boon > oGuuV to
:'••‘•cretary-treasuroT <■: tilt CIO.
Weaver, who is married and
.. os in Washington, attended Co
h.tr.uia University md Hot.ard
HOME Vi STI DENTS
OBSERVE YVnOME
EDI ( mO.v WEEK
-to-'. ■ . -e tic:..oy of the N' •• til
t oo -'i.’v; Pore nt and Teachers A.-.
■ was via -:i tpotki-r in
Duke Auditorium last week
•t, -i'uycf tilt ho!Tot economics seniors'
..orvaiice t.f National Education
ode ,Tarn.u:in. v.'tio qmkv on foe
■ . ,;oct. "ijenu- Sthoo; C 'inmtinity
7: am work " wan ntrodlieed by Miss
■ •ere Grady, senor home t eon a
ics major.
Gins'- bowls or vasts need wash
in heavy Suds every time >--u
; t ing- cet flowers or grci :
*• :horwi«\ a hithwalcr ring may
o tn«'ir chryytal clearness.
ATTENTION
A & M
BEAUTY COLLEGE
f G CKO ROE ST. DIAL, ICbl
New Bern. North Carolina
Enrollment at any Time to
Graduate ft; The 5951 Senior
Class Phase Enroll By
Novetnhi - 5 1950.
MBS MARY K. HARRIS, Instr.
THFi THIRD INSTALLMENT
O! THIS STRIPS Will At*.
I‘t Ml NEXT tVI KK
Mi !JiIRAHI V.\
HEADS NTATK ASSN.
DURHAM teo:e A. .w McAdt -
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V. t. TIMEIA TOPKS
Next tim< I visit m; nephew
in a VA hosjpi/it I vtoolri like
to give him several hospital
canteen coupon books Where
can T get them?
I'h. coupon book s . ; denorrtinn
to;':s of SI 00. ; :y be rurchr: Ed
•troctiv at i.'a h.vy'y.i canteen
Palumis U > P toe coup;.y i; in 5i uof
money, niai-tinu ; Or. rm
* am a. retires! officer draw
ing disability retirement pay
from the Army urt'.er the Ca
reer Compensation A ‘t tt»*- loss
e■ a h g incurred in line of uty.
tA ii! YA provioc mv with am
prr.'ithetic appliance E happen
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With nimble fingers, a bit of
imagination and a cardboard car
ton begged from the grocer, you
can make tiro delightful ar.d in
expensive doll horse to put under
the Christmas tree.
Begin by assembling bits of old
paper, chintz, ’ace and gift wrap
pings. Old magazines are a rich
source of color material.
Ho* You Do Is
Strips of iedy jar labels make
French windows that look real
enough to open; lacy paper doilies
fashion elegant curtains. For
linoleum, color-penal a pattern on
geometric embossed gift paper.
Gift wrappings in small floral
pattern, are folded accordion-wise
to resemble drapes, and there are
hung in place with Scotch tape.
Jelly jar labels, singly, serve as
picture frames, with flowers cut
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... ? pasM-ngcr cars for 1951 offer retinenH-nls in appearance as well as in mechanical oper
*'. ' 11 ‘ ! ’fL ll!! T <: l>y ‘ ordoinatic Drive automatic transmission. Above is pictured the 1951 For*
1 usicrn rudor Sedan.
- to need?
So long as you draw retirement
j pa> only, you are entitled only tr>
artificial leg or brae* s as need
t-.i iut to no other prosthetic ay
piib.nvC'--. Henvcvcr. if you can qtial
:;• f«-r VA’s dis>b-]:ty compcn--i
--tic-it -by waving as much of y * r
' ' • "• :u pay ;. yi>u receive in
VA eoinpcnsatoSnl. you mav be
eligible for any appliance for the
cu.-akiiity for which you are .re
-i\ :ng VA cor. ensation- And
■ .;’d cc-ntiSrurio he » :; .;•:!. for the
i.ttificiai ley. ar.d bracr-s.
Stainless steel yot s ,-r.d pairs
generally require only soap and
■ .uer cleaning: scour hea*» tinted
st;-is it nec-esary
from old Christmas cards for the
pictures themselvcs.
If your budget doesn't stretch
to miniature furniture, you. can
cut out pictured furniture, in
scale, from an old home furnish
ings magazine.
Mechanic* of Assembling
Setting up the skeleton of the !
doll house is easy. Especially suit
able is a Tide carton which pack
ages the all-purpose detergent, be
cause the box is large enough to
partition into four rooms, and yet
shallow enough for practical play.
Cut away one of the big sides of
the carton with a razor blade or
very sharp paring knife.
The flooring and wails are made
from the cut off front. Several
small metal angle supports out of
Dad's tool box, cars be brass
stapled to box walls to effect firm
support for flooring. Paste walls
into position.
I)II‘HAM INSURANCE
HEN ATTEND MEET
CHICAGO tUNP) —• W. A.
■ Ctemcnis and. D. B Martin, agency
officers of the North Carolina Mu-'
tun! Life Insurance Company of
Durham. North Carolina have been
•-iceted by their Boa rd of Directors
• to attend the annual meet of the
• Lilt li. ura;i-. e Agency Manage-.
tnent Asswcialion to be held at thej
Erif,cwater Py-ach Hotel here Tues
day tin :i F -day. November 14 17.
1 Their firm is tile only Negro mem- j
I ter firm of this association with
1 headquarters in Hartford, Conn.
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IT'S SMART TO LOOK YOUR BEST WITH HAIR ATTACMENTS
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AiL I’AGE BOY’
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-1 la.'tc; ' at the crown of the head v ’
? n< \ !;a; p- naturally down the This back of the head cluster can*
back. You can wear it as an un- be worn in eight other style? as a
sweep r>■ any style you like. (It is cluster.or plain.
*ls to 'JO inches long). SIO.OO .
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Better Qualify page BOV CHIGNON —Fits like your I
shoukkl i«ngth..,s3.oo ftat ur ß i
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-pay postman on delivery. - j
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HAIR DO FASHIONS »■ * * * \
• 312 St. Nicholas Ave. NiW YORK, N, Y. t > */|
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PAGE ELEVEN
SPRING HOPE YOUTH
SECRETARY OF CLUB
Hampton. v a wiiiiam .
Toney, of Spring Hope. X. C.,
senior enrolled in the Division - :
Business at Hampton Instii-ut
lias been elected secretary of tl
Fidi Amici Social Club for ? ! .
school year 1950-51.
He is the son of .f. D. Toni ,
of Spring Hope.
Green wreaths of artificial hoi
leaves and artificial poinsett -
need a going-over with a sud .-
sponge. If they've become dri ;•
and ’critic during storage, the ba y
v-’lil soften and rejuvenate theim.