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VIE FOR ALUMNI TITLE These three yawng todies, from toft to right: Mtoe Mery P. Byrd, Mn
Clm T. McLeod end Mtoe Beasts Sampson, ell es Greensbera, were ftaeUsU in the eontoet gpeneartd bj
the Greensboro Onto City Chapter of the ART College General Ahmuti Association. Miss Byrd won eu
end bee entered the finals of the national eliminations to determine the whiner es the “Miss ART Alum.
ni H contest The contest is conducted to raise funds for the college’s alumni scholarship fund. At right
Is A. P. Bell, who was In charge es the Gate City eliminations.
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Os WAR: DEALING WITH ARMYSEOREOAnON HERE a ABROAD./
UNDER HIS GUIDANCE WAS SET UP THE FIRST TRAINING CAMP
FOR NEGRO OFFICERS AT Ft EES MOINES, IOWa/tHESOUTH
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DEAR SALLY
• DEAR BALLY: Our wedding
date has been act for late next
month, but my fiance and I arc
having a serious argument over
the beat man be has selected. This
so-called friend of bis la a loud
mouth and a cad of the first de
gree. and I Just cannot stand him.
I've been after my fiance to take
back his invitation to tola fellow
and choose someone else for his
beet man. but he refuse for fear
of hurting “loud mouth's’’ feel
ings. I think that my flanee
should have consulted me before
inviting this fellow to be his bast
man. slnoa It’s my parents who
are paying for the wedding and l
should have something to art*
bout who gets in the act What do
you think about this? BETTY.
DBAB BETTY: Ho matter
wba’a paying the bills. It’s stgl
the grsaa’s privilege to setoet
wb*in*vat he wants far Ms
best man. Why dent yaw try
tola? Thera’s ready nathtng
be can do to egad toe “bap
pleat day in yaw Mfs.”
DEAR SAILY: How about us
ing lipstick at the table In a pub
lic eating place when the meal Is
over and your Ups really need a
repair Job? There an tons girls
In my goup who my “No.” and I
say It's okay. How about you. Bal
ly? Do you retouch you; Ups at
the table after a meal? Wall be
looking for your gnawer to this
one. QUARTZITE.
DBAS QUARTETTE: Taft
Amt* /frsTTjr. ISLw
we be raqMrad to aft wtto wn
attraeUvety merited Bps w to
tret aft to seme faraway pow
der ream fw s repair Jab whan
w* can fan toe trick to a few
■stands right at toe table? Os
M prrisemed iriaigtoyrbelr
fransraßy sVts bjT^ty < aB
DRAB SAILY: I'm deeply la
love with a wonderful gill whom
II want very much to marry. Just
at present, though, I have nothing
to offer her. and we’ve agreed to
wait until she finishes college in
another three years (I finished
ooUsg* this past summer). I want
to give this girl an engagement
ring, but some of our friends say
a three-year engagement is much
too long. What’s wrong with it? If
w* love each other, being engag
ed will simply bind us together
more firmly. How about It? C. K.
T.
DEAR C. K. T.j Why be hi
•ueh a Mg hwy to Me this gM
■p? Am yea peselbly afraid
that shell meet aaether feltow
whs SNtfd pern a threat? A
girl as yaaag as yews SHOULD
be fra* to data ethers, and If
toe feettng between yas tm* Is
ready leva, H wdl swrriva ad
other aamparheas. I’d saggast
that yen watt at least a nether
year (mayba tws), and then If
■he SUB feels inclined to wear
yew ring, go ahead and bay
DEAR SALLY: Our 14-yew-old
daughter has suddenly developed
the clothes borrowing habit Some
times It’s even difficult for me to
recognise her when she comes
home ... la some other girl’s
clothes. She has explained to me
that this le what “all the girls are
doing switching clothes.’* Still
and all. when we go shopping to
gether. she takes the greatest of
pains In bar selections of Just the
right drawn, ttdrts. blouses, belts,
and the like—end then In a week
or so they’re missing from her
closet. Is this really a common
practise among girls ot my daugh
ter’s ape, or la something parti
cularly wrong with my daughter
and her friends? HER MOM
DEAR MOM: This etothes
tradtog Is an adilneral bsftbr
AB*y*«*eaa*fa
ajtowtjk la te bt pnttenMmUl
OONDSDSNTIAL TO MAC; If
you have any serious doubts in
your mind about marrying this
women land tt seems you do),
then DOICT If shell so Incapable
ot containing her Jealous fit* now.
I Vital I
! Statistics
1 BT CL A NANETTE DURHAM |
MARRIAGE LICENSE Si .. .
Virgia Horton, ST and Mary E.
Hodge*. S 3, both of Zebuloe.
James Ellis Moore, 19, Apex, and
Geraldine Judd, 17. Holly Springe
William Leon Morgan. 30 and
Gloria Jean Robinson. 18, both es
Raleigh.
Grady Jones, 39. and Maxine Ray
Holland, 18, both ot Puquay
Springs.
Melvin Jones, 30. Raleigh and
Wanda Joyce Hodges. 30 Wendell.
Elbert H. Laws, HI 18. and Joan
Robinson. 19, both of Raleigh.
Robert Earl Thomas, 31. Garner
and Lula Jean McDougald, 30. Fu
quay Springs.
WAKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
* ADMISSIONS
Oct 19 * Willie Banks, Jr. TOO
Shaw Court; Avis Debnsm, 1339
Walnut St; Effie Hamden. Holly
Springs; Brenda Faye Jones, Rt. 5.
. Raleigh; Dehart Locklear, 141 W.
South St; Mocalle J. Monroe. 311
; W. South St; Johnnie V. Pulley.
F*4 Washington Tsrrace; John
: Ranson, 1010 Canntster St.; Atho M.
Smith. 337 W. South St; and Mar
gretta Tomlinson. Rt 1, Gamer.
Oct. 30 • Joe Lewis Alford, Rt 1,
Gamer; Lis S. Barrett Pinehurst;
Blanche Brown. 1107 Holman St.;
James H. Buneh, 311 Camden St;
Mittie Foster. E-31 Washington Ter
race; Lena 0111. Bt. 8. Wake For
est; Yuette Harris, Rt 1. Apex;
Charles S. Logan, 303 E. 89th Place,
Chicago. 11l ; Helen Lucas, 103 Heck
St.; Pearlle Miles, 910 Oakwood
Ave.; Edward Rivers, 1332 Branch
St.; Mack F. Schyne. 819 E. Hargett
St.; Carlee Steward, Varina.
Oct. 31 - Ruby Banks, 1036 Wal
nut St.; Trudy V. Bennett Rt 3.
Raleigh; James C. Blalock, 409 E
Bragg St.; Gerald Bryant, 3311 Van
Dyke Ave.: Bennu Class, Jr.. Rt
8. Raleigh: Leslie Mae Ellis. Rt. 3,
Wake Forest: Demetricus Hender
son, A-l 1. Washington Terrace; lo
tah Rutherford, 909 1-3 Bragg St.;
Rudolph Smith. 408 Smlthfleld St.;
Ruth Ann Temple, Knlghtdale;
Shirley Wells 318 S. Haywood St;
and Lot Yates, 309 Warner St.
Oct 33 • Betty E. Ballenttne. 40-
13 Holly Spring* Rd., Raleigh: Gla
dys M. Best 210 Lee St.; Larene
Fish, 900 Ashford St; Evangeline
Forte. 317 Juniper Ave., Wake For
est: George T. Toster. 307 N. Car
ver St; Laurine S. GIU, 2209 Ev
erett Ave.; Bessie B. Haywood, 330
Blood worth St.; Eliza Jane Terrell,
Holly Springs Rd., Raleigh; Marie
Williams. 930 1-3 S. Bloodworth St.;
and Doretha Haywood. Rt. 9, Ra
leigh.
Oct. 33 • Rosa Allen. Rt. 1. Apex;
William Brown. 406 Austin St; Glo
ria Joan Dunn. 330 8. Tarboro St.:
Norma Faya Farrar, Rt 1, Cary,
Mantha T. Olun. Rt. 1. Hodges Rd.
Knlghtdale; Jam Hunter. 838 Mos
by Lana; Ella T. Jonas, HOI Smith
field St.; Ronald Mitchell, Rt 2.
Wake Foraat; Victoria Moore. 4001
Old Hillsboro Rd.. Raleigh; and Ma
ry Peterson, 001 Cannon St
Oct. 34 - Betty Baldwin, 381 N.
Jones St., Fuquay Springs; Emma
Jean Bostic. 813 Oberlln Rd.; Len
wood Q. Bridges, 817 S. Blount St.;
Laura E. Bryant 844 1-S R Lenoir
think of what she’d be Ilka after
you were married. You aoam like a
gay and happy fallow now. Why
not atey that way?
YOU ABE THE DETECTIVE
You pits* a warning hand on the shoulder of your friend. Detec
tive Jdlke Ryan. “Quiet, X hear somebody coming I”
Both of you stand motionless, listening to the sounds ot approach
ing footsteps in the corridor outside the apartment The footsteps hett
tote outride the door, then you see the dorknnob turning Slowly, and
finally the door swings quietly open, and a Mg. powerfully-built man
steps with catlike qutekness Into the room. He steps back suddenly
In surprise as he sees you two men watching him.
“What’g this all about?” he blurts out. Then his eyes dart to the
other aide of the room where the man’s body lies fees down on the
floor. ‘Tommy!*’ he erica “Is he dead?”
"He’s dead, all right,” says Detective Mike Ryan. "We found him
Uke this Just a few minutes ago. We had come here to question him
regarding hi* part in the big gambling case that’s coming up before
the Orand Jury next week. He wee our star witness, as you doubtless
know.”
”1 can’t understand tt,” exclaims the Mg man. "I left him here
Just a half-hour or so ago. I’m Rocky Belllno, as you probably know
. . . shared this apartment with Tommy Thompson here. Ws moved
In her* tiro days ago, and were trying to keep Tommy’s whereabout*
secret. Afraid that some of the big gamblers' triggermen would try to
get to him to keep him quiet. Tommy was pretty scared about the
whole thing, and was careful not to show himself at the window or at
the door when anyone knocked. I went out about a half-hour ago to
buy gome food, and locked the door with my key . . . even though I
was pgaitlve no one had spotted our hideout. But I guess we must
have slipped up somewhere. Poor Tommy . . . ‘and Rocky BeOtno
boric* his faee In Ma hands.
“Can’t ess any rigns es how the killer entered,” remarks Detoo
ttve Ryan. “The door wasn't forced open, and the window Is bolted
from the tarid*.”
T think.” you say as you turn to Rocky Belllno, “that you wan a
little too curious. Too, ot oourse. didn’t know that ws had come hm
for a visit at this time. Ton Just had to eoms back to make sure that
you bad done a eomptete Job on Tommy Thompson!"
"You're crawl’’ shouts Belllno. “You have no evidence to bask
that opt”
“Oh. but wa do ham evidence ... the flaw* In your story 1 ”
What AME thorn flaws In Rocky BeUlno'a story?
SOLUTION
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St; Mtttto Ana Cbm 333 B. Lenoir
St; Bernice H. Durham. Popular
St. Wendell; Julia V. Hauser. 400
W. Bento Bt; Thelma Hinton, Rt A
Raleigh; Juxloua Jackson, Method;
Bute L Richardson, Rt A Leute
burg; Brenda Ann Sanders, 810 Al
ston St; Jane Terrel. 807 8. Saund
ers St; Mariana L Thomas, Rt A
Wendell: Della Mae Vick. 108 N.
Fisher St; and Jamas N. Wright
Gamer.
DISCHARGES
Oct. 10 - Vernik Bass, Rosa La*
Bullock. Jacqueline Chav*, Annie
Cook Dtckena, Tremelia High,
James H. Jackson, Michael Justice,
Marie Llndaey. Lena Mclver. Mary
E. Moore, Chellie Neal, Shirley
Wella and Frank William*.
Oct. 30 - Mary E. Council, John
Harris, Dessie Hodges, Eula Jones,
Doris Lanier, William Lac, Christ
ian Schofield. Lula Smith, Notre
Dam* Trice, This Williams.
Oct 31 • Catherine bßamaa, Ber
ma Burnett Roder McCullera, and
Fay* Ray.
Oct. 31 • Mary Brooks, Jamas
Bunch, Avis Dehnam, Edwin O.
Harris, Wlfeartin* Powell, Dean*
Pi Ivetta. Johnnie Pulley. Carle*
Stewart.
Oct 33 • Betty Ball en tine, Ruth
Banks, Willi* Banks; Jr.. William
F. Clark. Jcaaphin* Cobh, Leasts
Mae Ellis. Lena Gill. Maxine Ivy,
Helen Lucas, Catharine MeKensi*.
Flora O'Neal. Nora Loo Pag*,
Georg* W. Thomas, and Earaast
Whitehead.
Oct 34 • Basrah Adcock. Trudy
Bennett Laurie, 0111, Flora D. Har
ris, Joseph Johnson, Nettle Moor*.
Oma Las Riddick, Geraldine Send
ers. Margratta Tomlinson, Maria
Williams.
Bnrnn
Oct. 18 - Mr. and Mrs. Lactar
O’Neal a boy.
Oct 16 • Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Bullock, a girl; Mr. and Mr*.. Jamaa
Teachers Attend
Annual African
Studies Meet
CONCORD - Miss Elisabeto T.
Edward* Assistant Professor of So
cial Science, Barber-Scot la College,
attended the Annual Meeting es toe
African Studies Association held at
the Mayflower Hotel Washington,
D C.. October 11-13.
The central concern of to* con
ference was to promote scholarly
Interact in African studlas particu
larly couth of too Sahara.
Other high points of to# meeting
were a memorial ssnrleo for one of
the Association's past presidents
Professor E. Franklin Frsiler,
former professor of sociology at
Howard University, and the ban
quet address delivered by the Hon
orable Q. Man non Williams, Under
secretary of State tor African Af
fairs.
Mim Edwards, a 1330 graduate of
the College, Is In her first year as
a member of the faculty. She tea
ches in the Social Science Depart
ment She attended Atlanta Univer
sity during the year 1960-81 and
earned the masters of Art Degree
from tint Institution In August
1981. During toe year 1961-83. She
taught at the Torrence-Lytle High
School in Huntersville.
She is the Assistant Organist and
Director of Youth activities In the
Westminister Presbyterian Church.
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Oct 17 • MT. and Mm Jaa Moora,
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a girl
Oct 30 - Mr. and Mrs. Jaara La*
Pulley, a boy.
Oct 31 • MT. and Mrs. Raymond
Henderson, a boy.
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