CHESS CLUB ORGANISED AT SAINT AUGUSTINE'S
COLLEGE The irritability ot a significant numbar ot rsla
tirriy strong chase playan at Saint Augustine's Collage provided
tha proper “clime" and challenge which haa culminated in the w
damnation ot a Cheat Club. Membership in tha troup ia not re
stricted to existing cheat playan, but it open to beginners and in
terested persona, men and woman. Seated, left to right, are: John
Larkins, vioe-praeident; Henry Harrin, Erick May, preaidant;
Lamia Foster, secretary; and William Milaa. Standing ( left) h
Trimedge Anderson, faculty sponsor; and (right) Alfred Lang,
co-aponsor.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S STUDENTS HONORED—Two Saint
Augustine's College students were elected to State offices of tha
Stlfdent Wplaam mdlwsew A »*«/•• •*$ 4 9-. ~ *•
.... Wi.l VUiIM
Teachers Association at a conference held et AStT Collage, Graana
boro recently. Miaa Dorothy Sheridan, left, aenior elementary ed
ucation major from Wilmington, was elected tint vice-president
for the 1964-65 school year. Miaa Batty Smith, right, junior soci
ology major from Scotland Neck, was elected Parliamentarian for
the 1965-66 school year. The James Walker Hood Chapter of the
Saint Auguatina’a SNEA haa forty mambera. Dr. Jamaa T. Guinea
head of the Department of Education at Saint Auguatina’a, ia ad
viser.
On The Home Front
Presbyterian
Men Planning
Meet Dec. 6
LUMBERTTON The annual
meeting of the Cape Fear Council
of United Prmbytcrian Men will
be held Sunday, December 6th, at
the Bethany United Presbyterian
Church. Lumberton.
The theme of this meeting will
be, "Sent into the world.” This is
the theme used by the National
Council of United Presbyterian
Men in the 1944 Area Meeting.
Group discussions will be conduct
ed with minister* and laymen serv
ing a* discussion leader*.
Speaker for this meeting will
he the Reverend Robert I.
Stone, Associate Director of the
Commission on Religion and
Rare, The United Presbyterian
Church In to* United States of
America. Until recently, he waa
pastor of to* Adams-Parkhnrat
Presbyterian In New York City.
At various times he has served
M vice-president. Bronx Branch
Os toe NAACP. member of the
Broim Board of Managers ot
toe Urban Leazue. and chair
man of nis local community
council.
In the summer of 1961. he jeir.ed
with a number of Rabbis and other
ministers on a freedom riie" from
Washington. D. C. to Tallahassee.
Florida, to test interstate travel
facilities. Tneir case, following
arrest in Florida, is now before the
United State Supreme Court
JOHN W. WINTERS & CO.
Homes and Business Sites for Sale!
2627 and 2629 DAVIS STREET (each) $14,500 00
FHA or VA Financing (Full basement)
1020 CROSSLINK ROAD— B»/2 acre* 12.000.00
ONE LOT S. HAYWOOD STREET
EXTENSION Lot size 50 x 200 1,500.00
100% PAGE STREET—S* i rooms 13,000.00
1621 BATTERY DRIVE 24.500 00
INDUSTRIAL SlTE—Maywood & Rhamkatte
Rri. 5.6 acres (near railroad) 23,500.00
★
HOMES HOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION:
IMI DILLON CimCU MADONNA ACRES
Mr. sad Mrs. Jaarn Whitley
JOHNSON STREET —CARY. N. C—Mrs. ERs William*
LET US BUILD FOR YOU!
POR FURTHER INFORMATION CAU.:
JOHN W. WINTERS f CO. - HENRY BROWN. M«f Kgemt
VA 8-5786
LET US HANDLE YOUR INVESTMENT PROPERTY!
507 E. Martin Street
(News items tola week front
Franklin, Cleveland and Ala
mance Counties.)
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Food conservation highlighted a
tour in Franklin County. Mrs. Mar
garet Baldwin, homo economica
agent, says the average number of
quarts of food canned by home
makers hu reached 375. The high
eat number of quarts canned by
a homemaker was 900.
Pint pise* winner In toe
production and conservation
contest was Mrs. Fannie Jack
son. Frank Union. Rt I; Mrs.
Fannie Stone. Spring Hope. Kt.
I. second place; and Mr*. Loey
Johnson, third place.
FOOD BUYING
Several young homemakers from
Cleveland County visited a super
market to analyze their food buy
ing habits.
Mrs. Thelma McVea, borne
economies agonl, my* tba home
makers studied tba teofo readi
ly available and In season;
compared prices of foods In va
rious forms and packages; and
learned ways of making wta*
food selection* which will help
them shop more economically.
COMMUNITY JUDGING
Communities in Alamance Coun
ty have been judged recently in the
community development contest
Mrs. Ozetta P. Guye, home econo
mics agent, says information on
aecomplishemert* was collected
from family scoie cards.
Mrs Guye says McCray Com
munity was firs! place county
winner. "Those community mem
bers are working on several long
time goais which include home
ownership and a well planned
youth program.” add* Mrs. Guy*
Shop Friday Nite
CMsif!
sale!
ladies dresses
Reg. Price Sale Price
.6.99 4**
8.99 6**
10.99 and 12.99 8"
14.99 and 17.99 10“
19.99 and 24.99 ir
29.99 20 #0
35.00 and 39.99 25*°
46.00 and 49.99 30**
Hurry! The eele ia on! This large group of dresses includes
prints, solids, and plaids. All wools, crepes, jersey and many
blended fabrics in a variety of styles . . . some two piece
•••uul'.. dev, 6, itu, luyai, gittu, mown, anu Ougt.
junior, tails, and half sizes.
READY TO WEAR SECOND FLOOR
sale!
. formal and cocktail dresses
an nucv SALK PUCE
24.99 15.00
29.99 20.00
85.00 and 39.99 25.00
45.00 and 49.99 30.00
Take yOur chaise of either a long formal or a chic cocktail drew
Junior and misses tries . . . red. royal, gold, green and black.
RSADT TO WEAR SECOND FLOOR
sale!
girls rain and all weather coats
RBO. PRIOR RALE PRICE
14.99 10.00
22.99 15.00
19.99 12.00
And ... a special troup ter IMS with zlp-out linings In 7 to 14
sites. Take advantage of this sale on rain and ell weather coats.
AU cotton and daoron-cotton blends In beige, olive, dark olive,
lined and unlined, some with raccoon collars. Hurry! There are
only 10' to 40 eoata in this group.
YOUNG WORLD SECOND FLOOR
sale!
girls & toddlers stretch tights
R6g. Price Sale Price
3 for 5.00 3 for 4 M
These famous stretch tights by Stretchinl are on sole now! Ail
nylon, waahable tights in red. black, sapphire, hunter green,
navy, pink, powder white, brown, and pure white. All are first
quality in elms 0 to 10 months, l to S rears, 4 to Ox. 7 to 10, and
12 to 14. Buy now and save!
INFANTS AND YOUNG WORLD - SECOND FLOOR
sale!
boys softs, sport coats & all
weather coats
Reg. Price Sale Price
To 39.99 s**
These me Sf wort costs! 14 suits! IS an weather eoata! AH are
the latest styles, etdors. fabrics, and patterns. Broken staas S to
SS. and FT to SS. Gome early for the best selections on them
BOYS SECOND FLOOR
sale!
ladies suits
Reg. Price Sale Price
24.99and29.99 20"
35.00 .. i , M 25"
39.00 ... 30"
48.00 ........
49.00 40"
59.99 45"
69.99 50"
76.00 and 79.99 . . ....... GO"
90.00 70"
99.00 75"
H.iV ouiui lan Uiige group ot juniors, mie»<». women's
and half sizes include both two and three piece styles In
•olide, colon, tweedz, and plaids. All wool and double knit*.
Come early for die very best selections.
READY TO WEAR SECOND FLOOR
sale!
ladies fall hats
Reg. Price Sale Price
3.99.. 2“
4.99 and 5.99 3 M
6.99 4»a
7.99
8.99 gbo
10.99 g—
-12.99 |o®®
14.99 12®®
16.99 14« o
18.99 t 22.99 18®®
24.99 20®°
29.99 25°®
Thr price* are reduced and the aelections of styles, colors, and
materials are complete in this big group of sale hats. Come early
to see this exciting collection. ,
MILLINERY SECOND FLOOR
sale! ladies
sportswear
SUSAN THOMAS COSTUMES
REG PRICE SALS PRICE
29.99 2S 99
110.00 VO. Os
Famous Susan Thomas oostumas In fall color* Sizes • to 18
Hurry to Hudson-Be Ik and see tbie selection of oostumas.
■AST DOLL DRESSES
REO. .PRICE SALK PRICE
10.09 to 14J0 4.44
There are 46 exciting drama in this famous line ... ail sale
priced in aiaes 6 to 16. Colon: charcoal, brawn, corduroy, paisley.
Come early for best size and color selections!
TALL CO-ORDINATED SPORTSWEAR
REO PRICE SALS PRICE
IN to 2» JS MS to IMS
Sale! Come see thU selection at warn sportswear eo-ordtnatea
There are assorted colon In this praup that you'll like. Rims 4 to
OLD COLONY SWEATERS
REO PRICE. SALS PRICE
7.90 M 4
This special group of Old Colony sweeten are marked down
now for quick sales. The colon an pastel pink or Moo to store
84 to 40. Come early tomorrow and are this extra spseiai value
in our sportswear department!
DRESS MOOSES
RBO. PRIGS SALS PRICE
BJ4 to SJS LSS to MS
This is a hash sslsshm of dress Houses in assorted colors. Steer
S to IS to too moot popluar styles. Nets is an opportunity to buy
ss ssx2 sr
** W<t> SJUITS BBTf SPORTS
KVSs* “a STB
Thom am over SM sldrts to thto metal group. Assorted colon,
styles, and fabrics. The das range to 28 to 88. Make your selec
tions tnmrrrmr ... save and bo gtod you did. There to surety
something to this group toot you'll want and mod.
SPORTSWEAR SCROND FLOOR
HR CABOURAD
RALEIGH. N. C, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER SS. IN4
sale!
ladies winter eoata
Reg. Price Sale Price
29.00 22"
89.99 •• • •fw*ere ee•• •• • • •) 30"
45.00 and 49.99 35"
55.00 and 59.99 42"
65,00 and 69.99 1.. 49"
79.99 and 99.00 70"
120.00 85"
185.00 95"
14800 to 150.00 105"
165.00 120"
junior, nttMts, womens and half eisse. Solids, tweeds and
plaida. Some button styles. Come to Hudeon-Bqlk early to
morrow for the beet selections in this tremendous group of
winter eoata.
COATS AND SUITS SOEOND FLOOR
sale!
girls coats
Reg. Price Sale Price
16.99 12®®
24.99 * 18°®
21.99 15®®
26.99 19°°
29.99 21—
32.00 25°°
34.99... 26°°
36.99 27
39.99 28°°
45.00 35®®
49.99 37®°
Sim 3 to 6x. 7 to 14, and pre-toena • to 14. You’ll find 100%
wool*, wool and nylon with rayon end satin linings. Chetter
ftelds. boy coats, fur-collared dressy coat* Solids, herrlngbonos
plaid* and clucks. Red, blue, navy, green camel, white, beige,
and grey.
SMALL WORLD SECOND FLOOR
sale!
cotton uniforms
Reg. Price Sale Price
8.99 3"
S.v, , 00 on ttWM Qu,lit, 100% cotton wuh’n -Mr ,w.n itroub
uniforms. All are white. Blase I to 9. h
UNIFORMS SECOND FLOOR
to
sale!
men’s jackets
Value to 27.95
« Price!
An odd lot ot men’s Jacket* an to price .*. Rato la Msw tv
cooler weather
URN’S DEPARTMENT STRCRT FLOOR
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