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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. 19S»
GEOFFR*V IIOI.DYK DAM’F COMPANY A puch.A t.- '
concert last week by lb* 1 Godfrey Holder Dance. Company, Holder, the star of the show and hi- no-star
wiic. Carmen Hr L.ivallach. i premiere ballerina with Ibe Metropolitan Company, chat with dance
lovers and students at the college; George Manning, Orange, S. .1..; Mable Prince, Itaieiith, and Gb.gys
Morris. Burlington
Geoffrey Holder Dance
Thrills A & I Audience
GREENSBORO The Geoffrey
Holder Dane*- Company thrilled %
capacity audience nil a dance
concert last Tur-d. - '.* ev-'nln.u at
A — ll l d T Colic r* .A ■ d of more
than 1.30 P person? filled every
seat and spilled over into tbs' isles
to see the group met shov'd appre
ciation by soundly applauding each
of the *:ev* ii niio'bf is or: the pro
gram.
Holder, the "-tar of tb«> nluma .
s native of Trinidad, British
West Indies, and who has sky
rocketed to dance fame during
his s|\ years in this country,
drew the warmest reception.
He opened with a novelty
comic number, ‘'lmpromptu
Improvisation and appeared
again in solo with "Yanvnlliw."
a dance dedicated to (hr llui
Miss Iredell Nichols Becomes
Mrs- Jas. Froneberger In Rites
GASTONIA ~A setting of Ivy,
Oalabiun) and whl t e gladioli*
fiankeri •• ifh randelahra .• t with
. athedral taper? and psaltiis on
-*aeh Mde, formed the background
for the v-edding of Mrs frdelJ
Nichols and James Norris Krone
herger Saturday at 4 p. m. The
Reverend George. 0 Leake, pastor
of the bride, officiated in the im
pressive double-rim; ceremony at
Pleasant Ridg« AME Zion Church
of Gastonia.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. K. T.» Wilson,
director of music of Lincoln High
School, of Bessemer City and Mrs.
Cailene Holland,
The bride, was given in mar
riage by her brother. Robert
Nfchob, Jr She ne attired in
* Chantilly i.icr and tulle over
taffeta dress, designed with a
fitted bodice and a V-neeklinr
and short sleeves and long
gloves.
Her fingertip veil fell from a
tiara of lace, sequins and pearls.
She carried a white Bible topped
with a white orchid and showered
with streamers of satin ribbons,
Mis? Wary P. Nichols, maid of
honor and slater of the bride, wore
a hunter’s green cocktail dress and
carried a nosegav of pompons.
The bride ? mother wore a moss
green dress with matching access
ories and .■> shoulder corsage of
carnations. The groom'? mother
was dressed in a bb-gc brocaded
taffeta dress with ehartense ac
cessories and a corsage of carna
tions and fern.
Best man was ibe brothc: of the
groom. Lemuel Froneberger fGo
ers were James Nichole brother of
the bride. and James F Leake.
The bride Is a gradient -if High
land High School and K B Crosby
Beautv CrJlcg;- She is the daugh
ter of Mrs Mary Nit-hols and tne
late Robert Nichols. The groom is
the son of Mrs Verna Fronebrr
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nOMPifr/ dW YORK CITY- HEWED WHISKEY. «, Htpnf. 55% sMift Wlimi SP'dITS.
thus deity.
I He teamed with his American
j wife, Carmen IX La vallade, a New
, Orleans native, and a star in her
I own nsbt, in two number c- which
i had the audience calling for metre.
1 Tic- duo numbers included; “Ban
: d;-.'' ■■■> Haitian dance and the <-on
| eluding number “Doogla " a nurn
bye ,f both, African and Fast lu
i dian derivations.
Miss Or Layiltrtfle, » pre
miere ballerina with the Mr
trapolitan Opera Company, was
uett received as -.he presented
two solus, ''Beta', taken from
a creole fete in Trinidad and
Dance For One.”
| Alex Cambreien and Boland De
> Ijongoria, at the drums, gave splen
! did support to ibe outstanding
f production.
uev and the late Chive Froncb.m
ger. He is a graduate of Lincoln
High School and is employed by
Jethro Mann, building constructor.
After the reremony, the
wedding party and friend*
were entertained at < recept
ion hi the church's Fellowship
Hall, which was beautifully
decorated with flowers and
tarn The tabic was covered
with Irish linen and centered
With a wedding cake entwin
ed with greenery and flowers
Assisting with the wedding and
the reception were Mrs, Ella Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Prince Starnes. Jr
George Nichols, Mesdames Geneva
Barber, Herman Hood, Margaret
Lawrence,, Georgia Mar Neely,
Louise Outen. Estelle Acker, Ella
Anderson, Ossie Shoates, G. J.
Leake, and Miss Loretta Shoates.
Out-of-tc-wn guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Odell Brooks, Michael
and Julia Brooks of Maryland and
Misses Eifreida and DeLois Brooks
of Philadelphia,
After a bridM trip the couple
will be "at home” in the Mt. Pi s
gsh community.
Predicts His
Bizarre End
SUL 1.1 GENT, Ark. <ANP) A
wealthy SS-year-oid Negro who
died last week of unknown causes,
predicted hi- bizarre death
Willie Wells, whose source of in
come was unknown riy-d after po
lice investigated a shooting at his
home Saturday.
Sheriff Ernest Merchant said
Wells told officers Investigating
the gunplay (hat he was going to
die. He said Wells gave no reason
for his expected death which oc
curred later that afternoon,
Annual Yule
Observance
At Salisbury
•SALISBURY . The nighty voice .
I Chora! Union of Living tone Col- ,
| leg* wilt p< ai nt the sV.'f «>: h by
|G F Handel in its Annua! Oh;:.r
--! mas Program on Sunday, Decvm- ;
1 her H, at 5:00 p, n . in the college
j auditorium. The rhoi:' f--atur.-; a :
{ number of new soloist -, this war, I
j j f--w ot whom are fees!- *** u.
: New soloists tins yepr arc: V.M
--; bam Ross baritone. Opciii-o, Ala- {
I bantu; Ansi • Rosvmond. baritone,
j Asheville, Y von nr Rush v-ii«»no, ’
; Ellerbe; Mxrva WhiU. soprano.
| Middlcsboro. Kentucky; Vottncih
■ Maize, soprano, Cleveland. Or-r.\
, Vera Joyce. wprouo, Winston- •
i Salem: Mino'-a MePhnil, a::-' W|)
| son; along with soloist- wh<> '
i established tiicinsch ■ in \ ■:-;< ■:-j
; other musical organizations a- w > ) |
’as the Choral Union.
i They arc Mary Jane On <• j
t prano, Winston-Salem;
■Woodard, soprano. Wilson, Marvin
| Inman, tenor. Goldsboro. Patr u?«
j Wombertav, ‘ alto.. U’iiso. A-nli, :
i Moore, alto. G’-eenvilta. ~nd -\l-.-n •
i Damon. Winston-Salem.
I The College Choral Union >■- *.> {> .
der the direction of Mrs. Myra iU ,
Thomas and Mrs K. EloLse Sjtnp- j
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YWCA Christmas Breakfast At
Livingstone December 14
SALISBURY ---The Eb‘*v.*nih An- .
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i’d by Hu* YWCA of LivingMtonr !
College, wiil be i-rt Sunday. Dr- j
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This breakfast i- the Itlfth-liuht I
■■; i.iii- t'WCA aeiivitles ioi the 1
yeai. ft i»ring‘- together »r» a ji-.voti
Christmas s. ifint the on-campus
youne s, firor p, (he « ivoh of faculty
member*, wm u faeully and staff
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Helpful Hints Given:
Haw Oo You Powder Your Face?
NEW YOLK TVobaoly every
woiti.ui vhi> ass- f.ic< powder (and
' very woniiu; should) is cotnpletc
lv eonvineifd Mm I she knows exact
ly how to apply if. yet the fact is
! that most women do not have (he.
lightest kb*-, of what the vtgnl
' powfk-i ran .1, f.-j- 'heir,, or jiow to
; put it on for best rewilis.
Ton ro any begin to use
| powein ir. thou* teens in a
i thoroughly slap-dash way and
! -raintain toe hsbit all their lives
\V‘* have ail -em women, any -
i where from fifteen to fifty, who
! take powder.jvtfi out of a com*
: part, or off a dressing 'able, and
iiterjilly throw fra' r.-i. ■ <tor on,
with casual amouring across the
nose ..nd around the ehio.
To ii-r fiUT-pawder as it
should be used reiuiire- ln nd
deserves) great i are This
e»reh\s- u-«- of ponder is
wustpfi't and ••Ntravag.uit. fur
H i- evsenlial that fan poivdet
be o( the fines! Ity !e cciin
ioveli results. Rew ire of ettron
powders (bat Men *1 n j Ihr
pores, e.ige or sitr-.J, oi ebange
color on Hu- ,), jii Properly
used, a famous powder such as
Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Lux
in i:i or t yen-.Un-rat, will
for rnanv months and. <>r of a<-
(;>a! hnvlil (it (he sliii, ;l ,
v, oil as mnfcrdn; glanour.
This i- (hi war ! hai Harrii’S
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fare, powder:
First be pure you ha'*-? t>. clean
■'■ r, apd a good 'nake-up fou.nds-
breakfas) as guest* of tin- IW
CA members. This provides foi
ihese students some donnitor.v
cspcrirnce which they would
not ordinarily
On lh*: subsequent Monday tb*
ywoa Covnlerg g 0 throii&b.vut trn
1 community sincinc and distribut
i ins* gifts find candies and other
j sweets to .shut-'n? and retired citi
; f«*ns. thereafter. Ihe tired and cold
i carolers are invited to the homes
i of faculty members for fcnturtnln
| mi nt.
Miss Acolia Moore is president
I of Hie YWCA and Mrs. Lois Reeves
j is faculty advisor.
(ion Then, be mj«v the shade
SUITS your own complexion, I?
'n*i'd not be *n ■ sac.;, match I*
may be lighter, darker, rosier, *o
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tlive special attention to an.-.-is a- *
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lines, apply d behind can; and ;M
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and eye-makeup, and behold, love- !
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nual Dinner held at the Apex
Junior High School
The opening invocation way given
by file Reverend J W. Jono. pas
tor of Fayetteville Street baptist
Church, Raleigh.
Tire Round - Up Awards wen
presented to the following unit
lender.-; by VV. I McPherson, mem
ber 01 the Councils executive
hoard: M.iyso Tomhson, H L Per
ry, Thomas Chavis, D. R. Ingram,
Jonmiy M. Petti ford, K. 1. John
son. Allen Willis. Jam F Herndon,
Jv.nes Kelßv.vay, Gioige i: Jle.dh
Louis H. Good, >011, Rev. Iris Davis
and Rev C ! .vde li. Walton.
Tin* Dt.stirixui"hed Service A
wards were presented by Home*
Freer*. Field Director and *Hen*y
Gillis, Dm ham Division Exe«|llv<?
to (he following persons for out
standing set 'der:
Mrs Bcauuei Lewis. Den Wn bri
Park IJV. Davit Sl.rei 1 Pnsbyl r
i.an Clmreh: Johnny M. Prtliford
C'ibnuister. Pack 11P. Lockhart
School. Thomas Chavis, Scoutma<
t'-'r, Troop > ,9, Vavefleville Street
P-aptisl Church; .1 F Kearney, ,*.d
visor Post 132. Fuquny Springs
S' bool; r, A. WHliasns, Vice-Chau -
inan. Wake Division and Joseph
Whitaker. Asst Con 1 missionrr
New officers for )*». () were in
stalled by William S Roit:. Direct
or of i i-'ld Service. They were:
C K McLendon, chairman: P A.
Williams, vice-chairman; R If
Tool,- viee-chairniun: George L.
Foxwell. commissioner: Johnny M.
Pel!iford and Joseph Wbitaker, a*
«istant comtr.issteners
! J. M Holloway.. St Augustin*’*
College. presented the St,'outer’s
' Key to A. O. Carmichael, Troop
! 18R St. MaUhcws Methodist
! Church.
Attendance and tabic decoration
j awards were raven by Doan P P«
! Robinson. Si.. Augustine's Collob
i to Troon 1 riivcOiv-tIM Uri.r.<a
. Baptist Church.
i Dr Grady D. Davis. Dear of i 1
School of Ri'Usibti, Shaw, chive,■
i sity, gave the final, a rlosinc
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