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l THINGS YOU.SHOULD KNOW 1
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P»'V %t#V *** Iff' .. ”:CH— AND REPELLED BRITISH INVADERS FOR SEV
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LN YEARS* L A T FR- FORESEEING TIC UNION OF THE
j BRITISH & THE BOERS AGAINST HIM - IN VIOLATION
V ' OF THEIR TREATY-MOSHESH STRUCK FIRST *
/ i v-STH 2OPOO EXPERT HORSEMENS* FOOT-30LDIERS...WITH SPEARS
t J *?4D HOME-MADE OUN POWDER! AFTER EO YEARS OF RESISTANCE,
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Eegistra rs ,ayjd Prf -id* nt of
the North < ir.ijna t ois
fereire. tic *.*:;•• * tiairsiyin *n
a three-man study committee
that rmapli-ted anti distMlniictl
for the < iinmiiv ion of
fidns «J Higher Cdu<;atttKn, -
Sti-.iH of Ih" (.■onv.i;unity f.Hc
of N'eeri* Youth,'' a volume ei
Survey , c t ows Bennett
Grads Pcrfei* 3 Major j
Fields As Life’s Work j
GR DENSE OF O -- F.Mrr-nPwy
F...iit a 1 ;■ j,, Sot ; , Suit ■;c; and
Home FEoiv.still continue to
lead the ■... -' ay *!i;;;or -• i-i
cud<-KV;,r f)r B■s -t c.S> ..*'
graduate.-, a survey of the UGa
class niudu by i - ,■ ob; .
ment scvwc*- dis'.'b..l
Os the ! ■) rpetniicrs ot Ibis
J ear’s class, 2'i were gradu
ated with a major in elemen
tary (.'duration. 12, in social :
n iciici and 1 1 in home pc..-
1 hsatirically Yours
BY i ARKY DOUGLAS
Count Basic and his band still
■eeord of EVERY DAY W.
C. Hans: was a .rnsmion .. wine
Person over CBS-TV . CV-.y
Cole and Ben Webster, along with
Tvree Uh no. arc mainstays on
the Ted Steele WQR-TV ’.Show,
D-ryce F. • tc■' beautiful
I.iGM recording ;iru>L who is
tiding high with her current re*
lease of EARiA* TIMES was a
guest last • week on Art Waiter’s
ABC radio show and Hai Toms'
ABC Show. This Thursday night,
she will be a guest on Sammy
Kayo’s ABC Radio Show
Also, Mis 1 - Brown will he a guest
artist on the Wool worth Hour on
Sunday. A uguat 2i over CBS Ra
dio. She was sensational over the
fourth of July holiday •. playing
the exclusive Shaker Ridge Coun
try Chib outside of Albany, Hew
'Cork, and the following day or
Scheiffor’s H .tel in the Catskills.
Art Mooney’s recording of HON
,u:V Inc, gets undervrov.
lourn imeiH, vbir It >*<
oi'en ;,i ail rtviafeurs. will see
rootest&nts compete tor •»
trophies which s'ill be award
ed J ■ "inner.; Aug. 16 during
'i;- itinttal buncjUi t, The trn-
I'iiU'... '.js rn antmallv by the
Moiut-j Cigarette r o..
will U, cftuatly divided into
l'f> pru;> . He has hern Idcntt
iird with and contributor to j
7.v other lot ail. state and j
r.-it iu! pdu ith tHi «rt;anita.
to >is ar’cl pubiieations
D. L; t>a. ■- an ordained Elder 1
• »Vtt‘ P; i.*c.ii•,.-■*, 1 5 ;j> C' h• tcl\ znd
* .•.r iho X ;ih Anicncan :
\ . r,- .. : V } : . f t tii- Aiiiafico ot
lr, v',*r -J tht- Prevbyic:i- '
■ ot
. hi>' civic activilit •. Ur.
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’ .' , '• ') i'thfv‘ Sifitt* ‘-‘1 i fiti
' «je, as wc-.ii a.- in IVr rth Cat -
oiu.ia. Ho L-'iS the City of
11 f> n •*. n is * u.cnPoer of Ini*
TL c-d <4 D:. ■'oi-.rs of the Char
]oll •. Uni \•-‘d t..i.>tnnt yn! ty Services. :
jj’\ Ll r ,’r holds the honorary
LL i). co o: c ."- from IVlaryvilU- Coi-
Maryviik*, and
LojC'-Li Lr ’ vo‘saty v/hestcr Pvnti- .
s; . , Ho loted in 'Wbo'ti
V/r,.0 o A;<.t nca a.; well as Lead
in JBiS-Vv£’.iutiO r 3
atuaifi for the ,occasion will bo
I rn. h*,-; by a special n.rnravr
sob•••*•! i under the direction
of Mi Fciv.orc! i.. Mi In hr II
nomlcs. English, with 10, amt
music education and com- i
jncrisal education with 8 each,
were nest in line.
Other major fields of study were
.lstributed as toi'owg;
S-ni .o y ana f'coch 4 eaco.
ciolor.y, .1: gccnral science, labora
v «. chnoiogy, and history, 2
each with one. each for chemistry,
tr.cti.c?; technoU-cy, physics) edu
cation, pro-nursing and psycholo-
EY BABE is climbing higher in
■ the top ten.. Joni James is
t still zooming as one of the top
attractions in the country
Petty Madigan’s new MGM release •
of TEDDY BEAR is really cstch
:•on . Oscar Pettiford is
< the rave of jazz fans.
Pearl Bailey, singing comedien
ne who recently starred in the
i Broadway production of HOUSE
, OF FLOWERS, will be the fealur- ’
eri guest of Mitch Miller on CBS
Radios KRAFT MUSIC HALL
. this Sunday She will be joined
at the microphone in an informal
»•. und table discussion by Don
Cherry, amateur golfer and sing
er am! two other guests.
Dinah Washington and Terry
Gibbs’ quartet now at Basin Street j
. . Th' Ralph Sharon. Trio,
along with the Cy Coleman Trio,
at the Composer. . Faye Adams
h;. been set to fill the top female
spot in Lou Krcfclz BIG TEN K.t
>dSW for on early fall tour. The
review will tour the East, Mid
west and South. It is being sold
for $3,G00 week nights and $3,500
; week-ends.
awards for male and female
rlnsslticatini! I *. In aiididoM to
this, f.j;erc wilt be Muee flight*
•f competkion In et*vh clatsi
tication wltli first. cond anc.
third pri»es awarded to win
ners of each tiight.
The bvuniamen'. wid last one
j day.
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hoi-sis.
Snowden, niin'irtfv group hous
ing .rdvisor for the F *’d''r .t Hous
ing Administration, will dis mss
tire MlA’s roie in current (iron
lems affecting the program ot
the Carolina ltoai L-.late and
Builders Association m !>>,< !; im
Saturday .July 23) at North
Carolina College.
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AT JEV.TSII St 111 H*l —■ 'Tv-
Patsy Delores Brew action, w *:o
received her mastri s degree in
English last .tune at North l -«ro.
lina College, Durham, is now
employed at the rieavantvt ie
Cottage School in Plea-awt'ille
New York. A natiy «• ol Clinton,
N. t., where her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James < , Bre.v ington.
reside at U 2 U Steele Street,
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RACIAL ADVISER --- Reuben
A. Clay, Racial Relations Officer
for the federal Housing Admin
ministartion in Richmond, will
lie among participants in the an
nual Real Estate and Builders
Conference in Durham, Satur
day, Clay will serve as rootiera
ator of a workshop discussion, on
‘ 'he Promotion, Construction,
and f'inaneijig of Residential Dr
velopmcnt#.'*
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Clearing For Fall Merchandise
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Tremendous Reductions On All Four Floors
Reduced Over 50%
SUMMER
Lk Blouses
/ ! \\ / A Rtg. $1.98
/fb.p5 x 99c
j I If \ All your favorite styles. Short
L®vO \S sleeves, sleevless, and V 4 sleeves,
/ 1 A Cottons, cotton and nylon,, and
{ ' ph*. pongee. Assorted colors. Sizes
i Sportswear —Second Floor
CHILDREN'S
j Simback _&
| Sheer Dresses
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Joo 000
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CLEARANCE
WOMEN'S
; lotion Dresses
Reg, 514.95 and sl6 95
$099
■: i'OCK OF OTHER SUMMER DRESSES
V'.', '■ ■ t.o 10.95 5.00
\ ' . ;o 14.05 8.00
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COTTON' & RAYON
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Silk ptivif: ..• taffetas and cot
ton pr.mi* AH h Fuced to make
room i. - i.-j!J merchandise.
| Summer ert: ; u net -i riifiit wlti :i n
j you need them most.
Body T ■'•hop Second Floor
RAYON JERSEY
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Shortie Pajamas
\ J Value 2.98 - 3.95
/ ' $ 1.99
fid j / j; N
/ | j ' Soft two piece jersey pajamas. Wash easily
J? \ \ ind require no ironing. Midriff style top.
!y [ \\\ YA Sizes 32 to 38 in assorted pastel prints.
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Bamboo
Blinds
« GREATLY
REDUCED!
Third Floor for Home s
Hudson-Belk.
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WOMEN’S
Summer
DRESS
SHOES
Were 31 98
399 4^9
Street Floc>r
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Seersucker
Bedspreads
Reg 3.99
*2.99
So cool for your bedroom ... so
easy for your laundry. They re
quire no ironing. Prints and solid
colors.
Third Floor for Homes
CHILDREN'S
COTTON
DRESSES
SI.OO
Buy them by the dozen. Pretty cot
ton prints and solids at one low,
low price! Only SI.OO
Basement Store
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SUMMER
DRESS FABRICS
99C yd.
* Polka Dotted Crepes » Nyion 1 . vr-i--,
• Checkalon (orlon -md nylon) • Nylon Frr:;
♦ Checkaway (orlon .-.ci.j pylon) « T :.■•< rr,- S
• Dacron Prints # Nyir n Dr.;-
Street Floor
Summer COTTON j
FABRICS
Values to 2.19 yd.
79c Yd. !
Ruffiin Prints, Primed Voile.- j
Powder Pu:V p. . u. - j
Prints, Lc-nona Saiid-.-Uj ■ {
Sh.irkr.nl. P-.i-■ P.ini S; u
Prints, Chs.mbr.iy Prn *s, i s*.
ids. Solid cole*: S ' F?•••-!'.•.•;«) •;
Prints.
Street Floor
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Reduced 7 M
straw .oa'-a ntt a-a
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Vi Price ( 'dH /
Special Group 51.99 "-
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MEN’S
S-T-R-E-T-C-H!
■ “T” Shirts j
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79c ;
Street Floor
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Cotton Rem aaats
Value ;!5c yd,
only 22C yd.
Short lengths of sheers denim 1 ;. ; s
broadcloth, and chambray.
Bwrnent St-' re
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Ironing Board
Cover
Reg. 60c
39c
Elastic edge cotton cover that fits
any board. Guaranteed washable.
Basement Store
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Mens
aport uoats
$A Ojl
INSULATED
THERMIC
BAG
Reg. 2.98
$1.98
Insulated with Fiberglass. Keeps
food and liquid hot or cold for
hours. Red plastic with zipper
closure.
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