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time this HwM mi mate. Ha ir
the madam es Mr. and Mrs
Haw, Jr., of Ilf W. South
Street.
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ids la the art of living with ona’a
fellow man.
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WASHINGTON
TERRACE
APARTMENTS
living room. kttehsn
and bath. Bt6ve, refrigerator,
heetar, water furnished 184.00.
Agply in person Tel: S»UO>
RALEIGH SEAFOOD
Fresh Seafood Daily
«10 ■» DAVIS ST. DIAL TE l-? 74?
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FILLED
R. E. WIMBERLEY, Ph* C.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
BABY SUPPLIES COSMETICS
501 E. Davie St ' Raleigh, N. C
Phone TE 2-8084
JOHN W. WINTERS "& Co*'
Homes and Business Sites for Sale!
3627 and 2629 DAVIS STREET (each) .$14,500 00
FHA or VA Financing (Full basement)
1020 CROSSLINK ROAD—BS4 seres 12.000 00
ONE LOT B. HAYWOOD STREET
EXTENSION Lot «i*e 50 * 200 1,500.00
1009 PAGE STREET— S% rooms 13,000.00
1621 BATTERY DRIVE 24,50000
INDUSTRIAL SlTE—Maywood te Rhamkatte
Rd. 5.6 acres (near railroad) 23,500.00
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HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTi' CTIONi
IMS DILLON CIRCLE MADONNA ACRES
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitley
JOHNSON STREET -CARY, N. C—Mrs. EOn WilHams
LET US BUILD FOR YOU!
TOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL:
JOHN W. WINTERS * CO. HENRY BROWN. Sales Ageat
VA 8-5786
: ZSt vs HA/tPLi roan investment Jkqpsktti
' : 507 E. Martin Street
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MANLY STREET CHURCH GROUP HOLDS BABY CONTEST Ths Junior Trustee
Boodr at Hie Msnly Street Christian Church concluded it* Annual Baby Contest recently
at the BkxHwceth Street YMCA. Babies shown, left to right, ore: Baby Lerenee, 2nd prise win
ner; Baby Lfiys, 3rd prise winner; and Baby Johnson, winner oi the 4th prise. The babies are being
held by their mothers.
DEAR SALLY
Mr SALLE SHAW
DEAR SALLY: Am I an eddle
hesdad freak Just becauat I don’t
want a Mg. garkiiag diamond an
gagament ring? My mdthar and my
older married slater seams to think'
•0. But honestly, Td much rather
have the SBOO or ao plunked down
on furniture or carpets ter our fu
ture home. However, my mother
and sister add meat of my Mends
think my engagement is null add
void, just because I don’t bays a
ring to wave in Stair faces. T. O. D.
DBA* T. a D.: There's ae-
Qj«l ‘hMekteM* about a
girl whe ah ewe the geod senm
as values you are exhibiting.
Stick ta yaur guns, and I hope
your fhdaa agpreeUtes the
•auaibla. censtaerate girl ha la
marrying.
DEAR SALLY: When a business
firm has cards engraved lor Christ
mas, is it proper to mail them tea
business associate's home, addressed
to husband and wife, or should they
be sent to the associate's office, ad*
dressed te him alone. THE CHIEF.
DEAR CHIEPt them may be
matted either to Ms homo or
hli office, addreeeef to him a*
tone—unlaas there has ako been
atom hnstamm eonasctten with
hie wife. If, tar exempts, Me
wife hat hate extertained so
occasion with her husband by
yenr firm's exaeuUvsa, II
would then be fitting and prop*
or to inelnde bar In your Chrtrt*
seat greetings—and of course
the curd would then be mulled
to the home
DEAR SALLY: I haVs a REAL
problem! My fiance is in love with
another girt He’S very free to ad
mit this, but he insists in the some
breath that I’m the ona he wanta to
marry, that I’ll make him a much
*• <•* - w*au . \ktib i *•-' •>
and a much better mother to any
children we might have. Whenever
I See this other girl, tt almost makes
me sick. She's much prettier than I,
and loaded with personality, too.
I can really understand why my fi
ance is so much attracted to her. If
I didn't love him ao much. I'd throw
in the towel right now. Have you
any advice ait all for ma? HEART
SICK.
DEAR HEARTSICK: I think
yon wffll be even MORE ’heart
sick” if yen marry this man,
and spend the reat of yenr Use
with- the feeling that yon were
“Adventures In Negro History”
Recorded By Pepsi-Cola Co.
HENDERSON Members of
the faculties of many of the
schools in this area were guests of
Pepel-COla Bottling Company.
Inc., Monday night aad bad an
opportunity te listen to a resol'd,
Adventures in Negro History.
The record was made by Pepsi-
Cola and gtvee a rather graphic
description of the part that the
Negro has played in the develop
ment of America. It tells of the
struggles of slavery, the pangs ot
hunger and destitution, the
aoourge of segregation and the
devestatten of war. It also relates
how the Negro loot courage and
continued to fight aad pray until
be la now realising some sem
blance of equality.
Papal Cola, through its Special
Market Representative, James
Cameron, hopes to make this re
cord available to teachers, stu
dents and other interested per
sons as another public service of
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AT LANGUAGE ARTS INSTITUTE fir. fiarwfri 7*.
Turner, left, chairman of the Department of Engtieh at ANT
College, talk• with Dr. J. Sounder* Redding, proteaaor at Bnglhh
at Hampton Imiituta. now on atudy leave, who laat week deliver
ed the keynote addreee at the fourth annual ANT College Lan
guage Arte Inetitute. Dr. W. H. Robineon, profeeeor of Eaglieh
at ANT. tooke on from right-
taeind choice. Fnoo the taste.
Ho bad ndmktod that ho le in
leva with the otter girl tt Jest
d#Mßt |n| nm di>
him to marry YOU. Montego
without loro it NOmnOi
DEAR SALLY: Whoa several dif
ferent salad dressings are Served in
individual little bdwis te ate tray,
is it proper to lift each ladle, dip
the tip of your UUlo finger into thg
ladle, and pisyk tach dressing?
Several women guests of mine did
this recently, and I thought tt look
ed kind of repulsive. What te you
thin? MM. L. U.
DEAR MRS. L. U.i I think IfO
mart than -kind of regeMve.*
If a poroeu meat sample the
dressings, te on hi snob bet*
tor toots place a Uttlo bit of
each with its ladle te ** site
of bb plate, then taste tt wtth
his fork before making Ms te*
eMoa.
DEAR SALLY: There 1 * a esHfla
good friend of mine who presents
a real problem to me. I am never
sure Just what her disposition will
be. One time she will be all eweet
i.r-a ju.a Luurm v.siu* we meet, sua
the next time she’ll aot at though
she were mad at me. and some .-times
she doesn't even speak to me. This
is nerve-wracking, and tt almost
makes mo want to avoid running
into her any place. How about this?
BAFFLED.
DEAR BAFFLED! This teat
YOU* problem ... M's your
friend's . . , seme sort of Inner
emotional unbalance, if I wore
yen, I ahenlnt worry a# mack
about tkte. Bather, tael tarry
ter year friend whe la creating
aa math unpopularity for her
self.
the company.
Billy Williams, local mankger
welcomed the great and gave a
brief synopsis of the reoord. When
the reoord was out be than asked
for oomments and it was the con
census that it could he ot tre
mendous assistance to those who
ere interested in the advancement
of the raoe.
Mr. Oan>er» told of the educa
tional scholarships offered by the
company and urged the principals
and teachers to have their Au
den ts take advantage of the eg*
ami nation when they an offered
in this community.
Urn guests were served a repeat
by Mr. Williams and each one
I present wee given on# of the, ns
i cords ana s oartoh of PsjM-Co'a.
> Mrs. Katie L. Late, a member at
the taeulty ofßiveralde High
School, Louieburg. was the wlnndt
of s beautiful Pepsl-Cola cooler
AT ALL BELK’S AND LEGGETTS
I forgiving I
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So lovely to lodth ot, »o eo»y to care for... and such
Gl loco hem. White, block, red, ivory, I i I
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Vol'lole kimmed WMte, block, beige, blue. Sizes ste 8.
WEEK ENDING gATPBDAT, PEQKMBEB g. lted
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