WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1954
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BIG. I ■:G- SAVINGS during this Sale at
MOTHER & DAUGHTER
. . . 3 days of unparailed value-giving in
Brand New Spring Apparel and
Accessories.
BRAND NEW
• Spring Dresses 40
Reg, 14.95 ~ 36.95
• Jacket Dresses • Rayon Linens
• Cottons » Master Sheer Crepe
Jr., Misses, Half Sizes
100% WOOL
* Spring Suits »38
Reg. $45 - SSO
Flannels - Gabardine - Verdona
Navy and Pastels
Jr., Misses, Half Sizes
ALL WOOL NEW
'Spring Toppers *25
Reg. $25 - S3O
Beautiful Pastels and White
7 to 15, 8 to 16 *
IRREGULARS—Reg. -$1.25
* Seamless Nylons
2 p rs - *1
16 HIB
* Umbrellas * 1 ■«>
Reg, $2.98
Solids Plaids
Limit 1 to A Cusiomer
NYLON & BEMBERG
* Briefs 2«»*1
Reg. SI.OO
NYLON TRICOT
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* Ojj~» Beg. $3.98 . $4.98 _ Q
iJlliiO White,Colors. 32 to 40 * • &
COTTON PLISSE 6, BATISTE
* Slips - Gowns *■<• *2
Petticoats
Reg. $2.98 - $3.98
Slips - 32 to 52. Gowns - 34 io 48
PETTICOATS, S-M-L
GIRLS' RAYON FAILLE
* Oustars
*7 .95 S- 95 10 95
5 to 6x 7 to 14 Sub-Teens
Navy Only
GIRLS'
Spring Suits
6" 12- 90 14"
3 io 8x 7 to 14 Sub-Teens
IN RALEIGH IT'S
i FASHIONS i
INSURANCE BUILDING
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—The Beaver Social Ciub of Ra
leigh, held its annual banquet at
Haywood’s Soda Shop on Jan- j
nary 23. This club is comprised ,
of men members oniy. 'Their !
f- swr 4
l.Oi-DS A_.r»liAL v.,ves were honored guests. Johnny Bridges, Weslev Willi
—The Beaver Social Ciub of Ra- Members present at the ifiair ««*• Joseph Merritt, Otis Jeffries, ,
st B bl !2 U, L* t i included: Messrs. Fred Williaim feesident; Thomas Jones, score-
Haywood s Noli a t>m>p on Jan- | tar y-treasurer; N. J. Penny re
nary 23. This club is comprised . Albert Bridges. J. C. Rutland. cording secretary; Willie Hinton
of men members oniy. Their j Henry Freeman, Fred Yeung. and l.estun Sorrell.
Notes About Your Local YWCA
The Public Relations Committee
will hold their regular February
meeting on Monday, February 15. j
a; 7.30 p. m. All members are ask
ed to be present. Tickets m 1 be
ready for tfie Baby Contest at that
time. Mrs. Mildred James, Chair
man.
The second meting of the B. and'
i. Ciub will be held at die “Y"
on Tuesday February id at 7:30
p. m Era eh member is urged io be
present. Miss Evelyn Youm:
Chairman.
The Public Affairs Committee
is sponsoring a Silver Tea at the
"Y" on Sunday, February 21. from
5 U> (j p. r»>. Ail members a 1 4
liiends are urged to come and en
joy tile special plot,'am dim will
be rendered. The public is lied
to attend Mr-. G. E Jones Ch re
man.
The Committee on Administra
tion held their regular monthiy
meeting at the ’Y" on Monday
night, February i with Mi.-. E
Evelvrs Young presiding. The No
minating Committee preceded a'
slate of prospective officers for
1954. They were as follows. Chair
man, Miss E. Young, vice chair
man, Mrs. Mildred lames; trea.-ur- j
Mrs. Laura E. Wimberlcy; Sec- j
• . ;ary. Mrs. Martha Dav nl.-o:i, vor- •
esponding secretary, Mi s. Cue • ;
a D. Debnam; Board Alter- j
ate. Miss Vivian Burt; "Y ’ Re- i
csentadvc. on Citizens Commit- 1
co, Mrs. Bessie Chavis Other
immittve chairmen are now
being selected. Officers were in- 1
tailed by Mrs. Vivian H. Brown
Thanks to retiring members and I
welcome to new members were ui- ■
ven by Miss Evelyn Young. Cof
fee and. doughnuts were served
The Religious Emphasis Commit
tee met on February 4 at the "Y
with the chairman. Mrs. H. S
Jones presiding. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Connie Young, A pro
gram was presented by Mrs, Cle- :
Stay Beautifully
-...by avoiding S™*'
Monthly Loose?
Ho lei! tala signs on her faca
cramps, jitters, both©? her no more
Why look older, worn out, jittery for 2 !
or '6 days each month? Why let everybody
know your “time" is here? Thousand.*-. <■? '
smart Kiris and women take a little Cardin' |
each day to help build new energy and
resistance. They look, act, sleep better, feel |
less and less misery each month. Sonic even, j
Ko through periods without pain after a
while. Stay lovely all month usk your 1
dealer for CarduL (Say; “cnTd-you-t-ye” ).
MONTHLY CRAMPS
•K!ZaJLuIA!AI Bfr *•*«
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Come to the - J \ 1
Ribbon Cutting
FEB. 18-20
First showing of 1954
General Electric
Major Appliances:
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES
WATER HEATERS
FOOD FREEZERS
ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS
DRYER
IRONERS
WRINGER WASHERS
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
DISHWASHERS
DISPOSALLS
KITCHEN CABINETS
Visit Your Loco! Dealer
APEX:
A T. Seymour & Sons
CARY;
Hobby Supply Store
FUQUAY SPRINGS:
Proctor-Barbour Co.
RALEIGH:
Tire Sales & Service
WAKE FOREST:
Jones Hardware Co,
WENDELL:
Todd Electric Company i
Authorized Dealers
ELECTRIC j
APPLIANCES j
Wives were honored sjursts.
Members present at. the affair
included: Messrs, f red Williams
Albert Bridges, S, C KtnLnd.
Henry Freeman. Fred Young.
■me tine Plummer. Another group.
;of pictures and lrtudes v. e, e
■ saowtt of her travels i-j Africa by
Mrs. Ellen Alston. Me: Air for,
was assisted by students from the.
Visual Aid.- Depart merit of Shaw
University. A largo number of
members enjoyed the pro .dam.
The Parent Education Cvnuruttee;
' ri.el at the Y' on Monda\ p.gh*
February 8, at 3 P. I',:. Two sesiions ;
were combined in one meeting.
JOB MORE LOt’M
NT. US RIi.TD iHE < \ ..hUMJV
Mr. I.e’.vyn Hay - and t • your.;.;
men from the Rale:eh Yon’h Cen
ter and. members discussed Coir.-
• tnunity ResporsibiiiN to c-,..rbue.'
and Youth. Dr W.i! ams from
Shaw dfjnvcrsuy ahcvv.d <• film
The meeting was tv oil at’ended.
Mrs. Ada Jarnagia, CUainviar..
The 1954 MejniH-rsiiip itrive
was started last wmtiiv, Janu
ary 31, at the Oheriin Baptist
('hurch with lir. Nell Hirseh
berg as rursf speaker. Ren:urV.s
were giver iy Mrs Gurtie;, I’.
Hood, pre-i.-h tit of the H. S igh
“Y”, Miss Knlh Wilson, ciiiir
maii of I inane? ( oniniitlce.
Miss Hatel King, ! seetitive of
Raleigh "Y” and tir. Gradv
Davis, r.istor of the Obcrlin
Baptist Chui •!■ Musi; lot the
o«easi f '.n " :cs furnished lu the
rhurch choir. The membership
appeal was made hy Mrs. .Ve!
sen Harns, ('lmirman of t!r
Membership Drive, All mem
bers are, urged to renew their
membership for 1954. Every
one is- invited to JOIN THE Y -
W. C. A. and participate in it's
program. \ worker will call
on you or it w i!l be appreci
ated if you will send your
check to the Y. W. A.
The Y-Teens participated iit the;
Annual Mewling of the Y W. C, A. j
[at Oberlin Bap’irl Church with;
a Candlelight Service recently
; The theme of the service was an
i interpretation of “Y” membership.;
| Pauline Wynn of the Ligon School
; served as Leader The oliu.r par-.
! tieipants were Lucy Bunch, Ver-j
nice Harris, Mary aivt Pulley. Rosa j
Scarbrough and Martha Dunn.]
; Candlebearers were Junn i t. a
i Blount. Otcl’.a Jeffries, Goraldim
j Joyner and Ldaine Altord.
A commit!-’C of Y-Tee ns from
I the Ligon School planned and txe
! cuted Open House at the "Y” on
j Thursday night, Fcbnrary 4 The
BERRY C KELLY
STOOEfiT WINS
OMEBA AWARD
METHOD ln n recent a:--.•n:r>- j
iy program at the Berry O'Kelly j
Training School, Ernest. La :-.ier!
i was awit'cl";! an inscribed aold i
metal a fu.-t place w,riper in an.
essay contest sponsored by the V tu |
i lota Chapter of the Omega P.si Phi:
: Fraternity of Raleigh.
! The subject of the err-oy was!
i ••OpporfuriUies And Re^tstn.-ibih-!
j ties Ot Inter ra:eel Citirem inp inj
i Ot.r Democracy' .
The award was made ivy ,?vli
R. I- WiJhcms. a member of the,
iiatcrnity and instructor at Berry j
; O'Kelly.
Ernest Lassiter is a senior at;
i Berry O'Keliy and the son of Mr j
j and Mrs. N. H, I.assifer of ChaUian. ;
j County.
ST. PAUL HOLDS
QUARTERLY
I CONFERENCE
BY MRS. LILLIE TVT. HODGE
Dr G S. Gant, Presiding elder j
of the Raleigh District for four j
years, held the quarterly confer-1
once at Saint Paul AME Church j
on January 12, 3 954. Dr, Grant de
livered a very interesting sermon
at the Sunday Morning Service.
Tfie entire day was highly spirit
ual and filled with new determi
nation to accomplish greater things
under the leadership of our new
pastor, Dr. L S. Penn.
Dr. Penn stands out in Raleigh as |
a broad minded clear ethinking
clergyman affiliating well with his
family in the programs of the
church. Saint Paul expressed ns I
appreciation for the speridid o
operation of the pastor and resid/j
ing elder.
i Dr. Gant was resented twenty- ]
j from the boards and auxiliaries of j
] five dollars as a Christmas gift]
| me cnurch. With all cf the orga- :
| nizations of the church reporting
i it;, full, the total sum reported war [
! $3,278.31. ’*
THE CAROLINIAN
. committee was composed of Mar-;
iha Dunn, Chairman; Betty Stokes.
Margaret Pulley. Ror-a Scarbrough, I
Juanita Haywood and Majo ►
Dublin. Tht i • \ ... I-a ‘
'. ver the idea of having Y-Teen
Club metises held regularly a;
the "Y" cm Friday night and tin
Potato Chip Sale.
Ann Hunt is heading up a com
observancs of Brothe; h;,od Mor.'.h..'
Titey pi ui to invito tti;. 1 participa
tion os the Centra! girls in the
program which will be hold oss!
February 21 at the “Y.”
The Junior H ch Y-Tnen Inter-;
club Council officers J.ipv i
Bunch president: Addeisa Brown :
, secretary: Marilyn Piidgeon, pr.w]
. gram chcjjipjxiari; and Barbara Ivey, I
j social chairman. The Y-Tcen In-j
j ten-tab Council servo ns a e-i •-,
j serves to unite the various cnii.u. j
! Jig house for Y-Teen proarums and!
; th» rvivh t.U r> +
' " .“.. e
-SHAW SLATES EXHIBITION
j iJv.mniux t euruary Bth through
| the 20th, at Shatv Universuy, j
■ there will bo an exhibition of the I
i works of Negro Art Teachers who i
! boring coileges arid public school!
systems. The exhibition is sponsored ’
•by the Shaw Univensiiy Gadery A
.forma’, open'fig will be held on
, February 8, in the We-t tcispir.
j A.idjiorn’m from 7:30 >... 9.00 p rn.
| This show iy being held in con
junction with N* tro History We. 3;
Running concurrtrdly with this'
Si I\:U !;• J C;f
u Pi i in;a:r. W.i run iron ;
Artist. The title of the group of;
j prints is “Expresaioriism in the]
l Graphic Arts »
| The public is invited.
Mr. Norman Adams of 523 K. ]
; Eden ton Street Is spending several
weeks in Fori Myers, Florida.
] Mrs. Sylvia Williams has ivtum
"c-d home after an operation in St.
Agnes Hospital.
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Berry O’Kelly
School Notes
METHOD to ihf “Wlm Be-i-ry;
| O’K'rljy contest 'which closed re-
Mamie Lee Canned.;. a
of the t.OA class, v/iv
T-*wno<j Queen of the High School.
Depa> oent. Loctvtia Ligors, an!
• ghti grad# student, was crown-!
»d Queen of the Ehrmert.dy j
dchoo.. Jfacb Queen received beau.!
■;ful and valuable gifts.
The tUh trade, under the spar!-;
•rsfcto of Miss J. Jack.-on. pre
rite an Impressive program dur- !
; n: c regular Chapel exercises.;
The • 'gram was centered around;
o :days of George Washing
ion a j Abraham Lincoln.
The Library Club and Advisor.',!
M % B. Lytle and Miss S Fields I
■ tionsored a party recently in the j
Agr. uHure Building.
Mary Alice ITester is to be »'
! contestant in the Omega Talent
; Tf ■ 1 TVo-'-'vn 0 71 February M
j Miss Hester is a member of the
j Senior Class,
i O' - basketball teams have had!
; a very successful season so far, ■
\ All itome games are played at the j
! Apex Junior High. School, Apex, |
j North Carolina.
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