TO BE CROWNED 'MISS K. C.*
MiM Hurii tlM. daaglitar
Mr. and Mrs. GUi. atrrta of
OIZ Carr St., ia aUUi4«it «f th«
Ch«infe«riin Studio of llnaht of
wisieh Mn. ICs^rct & 0i««te
kt teacher, *
TYPiCAl. HOUSEKEEPING AID PROJECT BY WPA
THREE C CLUB IK^S
MONTHLY MEET
Wie Three C Club held it*
montMy meeting at
Henry Holman, Wednesday
night. Hie members indulc«d in
the pl«ying of various games
smontr which were whi«t. eheek-
er», dominoes and bingo which
was very thrilling and e«iting.
Eddie (Bolding won first prise in
bii^ mnd Graham ' Lyons won
second prite. A three conrse
dinner was served consisting of
fried chicken, green pets, msah-
ed potatoes, « salad and punch
course.
On Wednesday ni^ht prior to
this date tlie clufti held its meet
ing in the lobby of tiie Biltmore
Hotel. Business of importance
was the feature of the meeting.
The club received thre^_iyomis-
ing new members, .JfcMrd- Marvin
Dick, Carl Cosart, and William
McCloud.
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
ST. JOSEPH SUNiSaY
There will be a musical pro
gram at St. Joseph A ME Church
May 1st at 3:30 P. M. Hie prin-
ci|i^ spaakar will Im Attorney
A. H. Borland. His subject will
be "Our Duty in the Missionary
Field Today. This progrram is
sponsored by the White i3e-
phant Club No. 18. Sev. i. A.
"WfentTne, Pastor. ~ .
Mrs. Carrie Buie was honoree
at a surprise birthday |>arty
Friday evening April 22nd at
the hmeo of Mr. and Mts. El F,
Reddrick of IM Hillside Ave.
Mrs. Buie was the recipient of
many useful and attmctive
gifts. ~ Refreshments iH>nsisting
of salad, punch, ice cream and
cake were served. Those in at
tendance were: Mesdames Luck
Knight, Christine Hatch, Rholi-
via Blount, Jjaht HIQ, Viola
Fikes, Annie Rose Edwards, B.
F. Reddrick, Nannie Reddrick,
Ida~ Reddrick. iSpencer Rich,
Odessa Alexander, and Mamie
Durluim. ‘
CHRISTIAN SOCIAL CLUB
HOLDS THI^ MEET
Hie Christian Social CliA -hold
its third meeting, Monday aiglit
aOhe
way, New and old business was
discussed and reports were given.
The topic for the evening was
“The place and purpose of vl-
sion,” discussed by Mi^ J. C.
Gattis. The cli^ was served a
repast consisting of > chicken
salad, open face sandwiches,
pieklea lemoaadw,—and—aiate
Hie members present were; Me«-
damea ISixabeth Walker, Vina
Carrington, J. C. Gattii^ Rosa
BiKJwn, Nannie Roberts, Novia
Ashford, Ca^ol^a )C^«s, ILoJa
Lattimore, Perlina Boons, Lattia
Holloway, Ida McCoy, Sarah.
Daniel, Dorothy Reaves, Lois
Manning, Victoria States, Mattie
Green,' Margaret Clayton, and
Mrs. Alberta Jones. The cli4> ad
journed to meet May 9th at the
home of Mrs. McKinley Gates.
TO ATTEND WEDDINO
Mr. and Mri. Chaa. JL jTaekaoa
and Mr. and lb«.^X), A, Panjr
left the city WeWnesdajr miim
ing tot Ekhmond, Va. whara
they will attend Uio wa4dli^ of
MiM kary P. Shiuikteford asd
t». ffill «f Cambridge
Masa. ^e eoa|0« a^l ijMke thair
home In Oambrl8t«>
e
REV. J. R- STANFORD
HONMED
Intimate friends of Rev. J. B.
SUnford prepared a surprise
party on iut Wednesday night
after prayer meetinfe services
for their pastor and friend. Rev.
Stanford was aware of the fact
that the day was his birthday but
he didn’t think anyone in Chapel
Hill was aware -oi th« fact. He
was taken back when he entered
the house having the Ugbts
flashed^on anj finding so many]
people assembled around the
table whose centerpiece vnui a
beautifully decorated cake-aur-
rounded by many gifts.-- Those
attending Ae party from out of
town were Mrs. Stanford, moth
er of the honoree, three sisters,
a niece, a nephew and Miss Jes
sie Benton of Hillsboro. A xe^
past consisting * of ice creant,
cake and mints warn served.
AWARDED ,FIRST3jpllZl Il»
MUSIC COI#EST j
Miss Mayme ihisabeth Harris,
eighth grade student at Hillside
Miat Edyth* VmCImv*, pop'
alar, dlgaifiad tophwaer* coi ad,
will b* officially crowned “Mi»
KlioxfflWf’ ia Alaaaat Gyn^niwi-
Bai Friday «v«iiiiig, Aplril 29.
Mi«t VanClMv* waa al*eted Uia
“Qa*«a" threagi a stiidwBt poll
eoBdtictad at a recant chapel a-
••nbly.
Hm aew KaoaviHe**
waa eheaam oa tha baaia of a
moat pleaaant peraonallly, neat*
■eaa ia appearance, aad correet
■eaa of apeech and drofM. Mba
VaaCIaaVe won ovar tl>« foHoW'
lag other conteataatai freahaea'
Lairiaa Km»*vaio
EdMlyn Lindaay, Birmingham t
aephom^ea —' I m a Bmdford,
Knoxvilla; junlora— Aana Mai
AMoa, Knox'^le, and Roma
Wtltama, Annemanie, Alabama.
The eoateat .waa andor Aa aaa-
pleioa of the college YMCA.
TW aeeaaian of the coronatlw
oxerciaea win be the Wg fomaal
apriag dance held in the gym
that aveaing. Membera of the
atadant aociai commi*|ee
1kg oa armngementa report that
this dance la to be one of the
moat gala affair* of the year.
Beaidea holding rfame for being
awanky a|Fair, thia dance »a to
be the final formal danee of the
achool year.
•t:
.4,
Park ritgh Schoot vrafi aharded
first prube for piano renditions
by,the judges of the State Wide
Masic Contest held in Durham
last week.
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SOCIAl. CCmERENCE CLUB
MEETS Wl-ni MISS GLADYS
SOUTHERLAim
ISie Social Coberenca Clab
met Tuesday night April at
the home of Miss Gtedya Sontlt*
erland of «14 Glenn Si Tba
meeting ms opened with tlia
usual devotional exerciaee, fol
lowed t>y a brief businesa dijwils-
sion. The persident ^qMintad
Miss Static Hill to diacuas Bat
ter. Miss Hill’s subject wM
"What Easter means to Mo.”
"When sha had completed bar
discuaeion, Meh memlMr bad a
clear vision of what Easter
meant to Miss Hill and vriuit It
should mean to everyone. It waa
decided at the cloaa of the meet
ing that all membMa and gaeats
would meet the home of Miae
Soutiierland Thursday sight
Aprfi l4th before attending tli«
theatre party. At the cloae of
the meeting Lafayette Southar-
land served a variety of cakes,
peanuts, and candies, and puach.
The livii^ room was beaat^lly
deborsted with rat flowvra con
sistinc of Towtn, puBeMM %at
IjlKes. Mist Thelma Beaity waa
a visitor.
KYLES TEMPLE WILL .
HOLD REVIVAt
Revival services wUl fcegfai at
the Kyiea AMB ZiSmi Church on
Mo^ay ^n^t Maar t.r Tha aar-
vices wiB Iti cottdneted by Dr.
W. D. Gregg, who -ia w^ known
in mteiiterial drdaea aad la
i^l'lod aa;«lia‘W tlia teat pre«|bb-
elt fii Rev/ D.
h. tike pastor, axtenda
to the |frt>lte a cordial invitation
to attend these meatinga.
Alien Ckriatiaa Eadeavar LoMpie
Preaaata Yoaag Paopla'e ClMlr
« Smda^ May 1, IMS, the Mis-
sionioy Group of tfe ACE L«a-
gue of St. Joaeph Clmteh, adll
present the Tonng Peopla’a
Choir of the Gospel Tabernacle,
Miss Olga Bell, pianlat. TMs
group tdll be undei^^W dfre^on
of Messrs. F. Watson and Win
ston, t^ogram begins promptiy
at 6:16, taking up the Inst SO
minutes. Hie remainder of -the
program, will be taliiaa up with
an ojien fornm led tir ^ presi^
dent, Charles Doom. tli« public
is cordlaUy inTi^
INSTRUCTORS p F NORTH
CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR NE
GROES appear IN RECITAL
THE MINlSTEmiAL .
ALLIANCE IN
REGUA^ SESSiOK
Hie Durham Intardenomlna-
tional Ministerial AlUuiea in iRa-
gular Session had for Ite guillt
speaker on last Ifonday, Mr.
WiUiam Rich, tte raperintendent
of Lincoln HospitaL Mr. Rich
spoke on the subject of Bospita'*
lotion. T%e spealfetr amj^iMdsed
the two-fold obm^atiOB. «f Hie
Hospital. F!irst ita*'obUgaHoA to
tlie pat)en|«, Se^pd» Ml
tion to the eeauannitT'. Baforo
closing his diteuaidon, Hb'. Skh
explained" the Groap of Inaur-
af liatoaofcoe^f’
aid project, apoaaovad by the
Woiica Prog^Mi Ada«|nii^M«Uijon,
thoae acenea fc|*en in jt^ar*
leaa toaemont home of a relief
client.
The top picture ahowa the
boaaekaopiag aide tending the
children while the mother ia re-
——
iowe/ jpictu^ view
Aide doing the ^amity laaadry la
tha home, ^he ia aJto prH>aiad
to aorve in otlte^ faouaohdd
dutioa. At regulM' aieetinga with
phyaicianf, viaithig naraea aad
welfare worker*, “ the aido la
guided ia ’the health phaaea of
mf^rn
r iaaroaalng her
atatea 14,¥
than
ba oi_
niaei aiatea'
wome«^ hava aervad Soio0p
familiei aa hoasekeaping aide*.
Maay af theaa * WPA w««tiera:
have reached a high level Of
fitaeaa ia their work aad are
findi^ their way iata private
employiaent.—• MfPA Pholoa.
On^'I^iaa^. evantaig Iby 10th,
Mra. C. Ruth fidwards and Mlw
Mari^reti DeMond of the Nortli
Carolina CoHege Faculty will ap
pear in joint recital, ^rs. Hd-
wards, a gi^duate of Kittrell
College, ia well known to Aa
Durham community. iShe has had
charge of ^e music department
af tha a^laga for aavsKaL^eata,
and has brought thia depaxWexrt
to the fron rank among the eal-
legM of tbe state.
VisUon f^m ail sections of
North Carolina coma each year
to the front rank among the col-
iSevBw Words of
Christ on Palm Sunday and to
hear ita rendition of Chriatmaa
Carola dnrlnirtba' yuletide aaa-
son.
MIm DeMond, of Port Jervis,
New York, ia aerving her first
year with the college faculty.
Her .«ntha8iaatie direction o|
tile marching band and of the
college. orchestra has created
great interest this year in these
activities. A ^duate of . th^
■Eastman' School of Musk in the
class of 1(996, she has mad^t.f|ii|
outstanding record both as a
pianist and aa an accompanist.
The recital is scheduled to be
gin at eight o’clock!. Our next
weekfji edition irill urry the
peoe#a8».-ta.6a pre*efitedby these
artists.
Dr. Darkee To Sftaak
Dr. J. Stanley -Durkee, former
president of Howard University
now pastor of the famous Ply-
maoth rhnw»h, Brooklyn, New
York, will deliver two lectures
at the N. C. CoU^e for Negro&,
Tuesday May 8, 19^ at 11
o’clock and 8_^M.
A 'great treat*lr ^ store for
all \^o hear him. ^
Langiitaa Haghea fa Speak
On Friday M*y «th, at ;il
o’clock _§nd 7il»5 P. M.,_ Langstoa
Hughes, well-known Negro poet
will speak: Hie pnbMc is cordially
invited to hear this young Ne-
grd"'
ance for Hospital care. At the
conclusion of this message, the
Rev. J. A. Valentine made a mo
tion that arising' vote of thanks
be given to the speaker for the
very fine message which he
brought. Hie Apianpe ^dopjtted
the group plan of insurance for
Hospital Care. ^ Mr. Palmer, a re
presentative of the North Caro
lina Mutual Insurance Company,
met y^th the Allj^ce and re
quested the coopfl^ion of the
Minisiterial Afiianee^in the ob
servance of National Insurance
Week. The Mlnisteral Alliance
pledged their cooperation. The
Rev. W. L. Mason was presented
by Dr. A. S. Croom. Rev. Mason
made some remarlos. Rev. Mason
k conducting a very successful
meeting at the Union Baptist
church. The Ministerial Alliaxt6e
will hold a regular business se»-^
sion next Monday, May 2.
Viaita C^y
Misses Sara Coataer and Pau
line Biggers,' teachers in tb®
ITS ALL OVER TOWN!]
IPWlArS AU^ OVER TOWN?
Moved
WHERE TO?
520 E. Ptttlsrew Street
SIIEULEYS^ MMDERN SHOE REPAIR
820 E PETTIGREW ST.
.DlOUHUUf. N. C. t
Gastonia High School, of GaRo-j Taylor, Cathrtine Basel, Mabsel
ni^, w»eB^endf guests of
Mrs. E. N. Toole.
Viaitiag Id ^City
Lloyd Curtiss of CJ'eveland,
Ohio is i« the city visttlnf 'his
mother and relatives on Um-
stead St. •
SUNNY SIDE SOCIAL CLUB
HOLDS MEET
The Sunny Side Social Club
held its weekly meeting Tuesday
night, April 26 at the Durham
Chauffeurs Club Room. The fol
lowing mennbers were present:
Misses Sylvester Cain, Magnolia
Jenkins, Sumega Bicbmond, Lu
cille Lane, Virginia Curtiss, Ga-
yelle Trice, Vera Smfth, Elthel
Scott.
MESDAMES DEBNAM AND
FULLER ENTERTAIN
SILVER MOON CLUB
Tuesday evenin|| at 8 *.30 6'-
clock ^esdames ^^^nam and
Fuller mere joint hostesses to
the Silver Moon club at the
home of Mrs. Debnam. Snap
dragons, roaes and ferns furnish
ed tjie floral background., for the
living room. White candles Isitu-
ated upon the dinin|$ room t^le
casting their light over gleaming
silver and crystal presented a
very beautiful scene as the
guests entered the spacious din
ing room. The guests played bin
go for a while with Miss Craw-
-'VRdnlflncE
LAfelEUSt FbtlNfiATlOISJ
. UlJ FqHn4t|(i«ii Vjw aftpUitlied
Mi« Go4tfr»y Minaftctiiring. Companjr to ihiily mttlHMli
of pcocRtag wanas't aad to miia''
lk», fwiiltt. at awrilatia to Uu twbUc.
Mrs.
Patterson wlmilng%«ond. ^
A delicious salad with ices
waa served. Members present
were: Mesdam^s Holman, Fait-
terson, Johnson, Gilmore, Rush,
Misses Amey Crawley and the
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So mniiy of ymi Imvf wki(i*‘ii r»-
Wiilly for iidvict- un Iih^i.vIiik tilt*
texlure. culor Jincj iiiH«ut..n|.
neck iluii i jiuug,ifcA»-*«£ja Hu*
subject of lliis M fitluiiiii
Those of you who un
wise eiioiinh to nniini>lxi‘ the Im
IliM'lilllCt* of llldhi* r*"W IncWH !)(»
tween the c'hlii iinil stitiu'hliM'M. M-uny
of you. who hii.ve tud wiHleii iiin>\
neefi Wt tinve yolir jillenthm crtllfil
to this ureu. " ■ t
The neife siiould liHve the iMitiie
treiitiiieni us the fiice, Sliiml hi
frwirt pf H welMlghlvtt mimir nml
give It cureful scrutiny. Why .la It
thnt must «t us, whwi'w^
Ing' otir fHO^ pfltlliig BWii.v wi;lii-
liles fruHi Kroun^ our eyes it «l
aitniUiN, rubbing iti miurlshlnii nnl
L bleaching cremnd^ aiul even niHily-
^big iiiukeup, sto[i short of intr
neckal Tl»« dcsepeft lines
horlzonlnlljr acfoss our neika If
|rour neck^ls youtliful yoii rpn, foul
long after your waist has begun to
thicken and your akin bn# lost Ita
early TfeshHeai; Se^piiigyourTwrir
In condition la not such a clmn>
really, fou ttgrudge ' the
tlmv you alTjffipattr face. Why
a^uld youF ^■Lbe overluukM Id
tb'e beauty al^lpef
lOou find that your necb Is lined,
likr the skin much coarser than
Uiat on your faoa.and several shadea
dirtw*, til* «tap la to atlr up
tht> i-lri-iiliitliin. A Ihnroitgh olfenna
liiK will) II rotiKh Hilt It iiiiU 0leaty
•tf wiinu. Hiiiiio V liter will start the
skill iliiKiliiK. I*'lni«h oil wilb cold
H'uitv. -ir^. if y*Hir tfklii ia not fMi
whlj.fiH «Hl rinjieut^ If yoii iini
In rtie'^hrttili j«f civtiliilnif yotir
liirtiiiT# y»Mr ii«iR In (his beauty
:AdlltlJ* tShelmtlwi *u«| a long
wiy lownn! ,wurliii); off wrlnklaa
Ki'if * iil'ckM fhm hiive l«n* bfijn
««ii I'tlhiwed t«r beforae.
(liMer Hum th# race a niihl bleach
iiiiiy’ he ii»*i-**8Miiry.
' titTK la tr-»ltu)»Je itiul relaxing ex-
«*f-TMe t« ithniKtlien the neck
iitHKcleH iiikI keep theiji fnnfr be-
ciiniliiK flnhy. l.ei't1iinRianf for*
wiK'd uiutl the I'iilii touchai the
i heft. TinHi slowly rotiite I he head,
MtretchlfiK the nw'k tiiuttdes as much
ui*|^i»slhle, He|ieitt ten timea. This
Isratsw u Kfwxl «-»ri* for tliat
III the hiise of, the neck brought on
h.y (Hoaa work or nervousness.
ynur fof-M ^outfi' -
ruI'-throHt fontiiur today. Remem
ber—stir up the C'lrcuWitlon, nourish
wb4^®«>}ss, -It’* ss- sssy.
us Qiat nnd you wilt be well pleaaod
wftn the results.
Whiit are your benuty pr9blemsl
Write Marie Uvwnlng, Larlenao
Beauty l*'otim]tttlori, Riipni #7-^
M-ust St.. Ht. Louis. Mo., and
site" Will be glad to answer t^$m.
Be sure to enclose a aelf-addrafM-
itlmped'^vitaps.''
ROOF NOW
MJUnr p«qpie hava loawf«o«l
"Biat^rdldn^ pay to w» ""Ml
flio ii)al iMdted. Tbay walled and
w«ii*d~aot UBaWag that rains w«a
rotting tbo root tUabera by qetUaq
UuMi^ ^ loof. Although diay
ooidd sea no leaks, the lain was
seeplpq dowly dora &e raitwa aad
•veiy -railB bto«^) &• d«acM( poist
doMr Kt tha ceiling Uiia. Aaa oita
daf a heav^ rai* aama aad bofeta
be dona, anaa pMi«
f«B and a rug aad t^air w.fit nia-
apottod. n coat money to tapair thia
dantaga A new nxd put oa la tea
woidd hava aavad dal aoaay.
II your xoel is dd aad woatlwr-
beatan now, you may be sim Ihrttt
wlU la^ aoenat or- later, aut you
can avoid that extra ezpenaa by hav-
ua inapect your root now, iraa.
Without obligatten, wa wtt M} yea
asacily what oruditiMt your la
Ilk. Ph^e ua BOW brae tool,la*
tpectioa.
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