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CUAPBL HILL
VUI CiMvvl HiU
Mr. WMt Mn. WtUii Hitekcl of
DurluuM laad* a flyias trip
to' Um Hill Sunday afternoon
tm get b«r niece, Margaret
Whila there tfaey viuted
A. Hackn«jr and Mrt.
Veora Fluy«| the daughter of
Mrs. Hackney on Caweran Ave.
out acain viaitinf araund differ*
•nt churchea, Tba attended
ttae church of. God Sunday.
Laave* F»r New York
J. H. Uaiaer unU«r-t»t«r of
Chrpel Hill ia making a flying
trip t« New York.
Ikt UHmm iMiilr roMdttlM VN frttWMM bf
tk« 6**fr»y MiRiif«cT«riii| CMnpMf I* ttailf
•I 'pvMwvia* woMit't Mtar*l «mI I*
Mm rmlM «f Mh i«Nirtli iviUiM* t* Nw ^drik.
MmUbc Cteeee
Tlicre WM a meeting at Rock
HiU Baptist church, each night
a different minister
Thu mWUAg closed'
B^ht. Rev. J. K.
jaatoT.
preside*
^liday
Staafprd,
noon at three o’cldck. Come'out
and> enjoy a gootf program. ^
r^'15 ^
Viaitar
Mrs. Claya (Eubank) Snif)et
is Tisiting th« Hill for a fe«
weeks she ia i| teacher of Pitts,
boro and has been fjirj^'|aoine
tine. i ■
Jmm* BalUa PaMa*
The death of June Battle
was quite a slidek to his many
friends he wM away £ r w m
Chapel Hill working wtoen he
became Ul, he came home a few
daya b«f«fa Im dMd. Ua finish
ed Orange County Training
of Cbspel Hill this >ear.
tl.s fuaertil wa. held at t h e
AMK ehiireii of which Kev. J.
£. te Jit is pastor.
Spawk Waak-EaJ la Dorkaa
Misses Varie Jones, Hale
Jones and Ruby Cheeks, of
MerriCf'MllKRoad spent t h e
week-end \ii^ Durham at the
home of and Mrs. Liacombe
of Brooktowti and had a wond
erful time.
Opeii*^ RsTlral
Kev. J, S. MiHt-r "■ ramuiiff a
wcf^ks revival St. Joseph
CME Chuitji on ^ioscniyi*;, .tiU.
» jivifecJ to .'ittend.
S tof»-L»ak-a«d>Raa4
Stop and look who ia here
_ ... , . .% nair. no muiivr now loveiy tne
the great TwUight Quartet ^ of | drlad- out, jptreaked
Baltimore Maryland wfll sing j op too oily will innr the effect,
at Hamlet Chapel Sunday after "
So many of n« give hours'of care-
ftil attention to our complexions
and completely Jjrnoro tl» framb
ttUit aeta off that complexion—our
Aalr. No matter how lovely the
Out Agaia ' ' |
Mr»t S. Cheek and who^ bavu
been ia {w Bome tim-t* a t e
HOME BEAUTIFUL
CLUB MEETS
By W. T. Brawa
REIBSVttXiE, N. C. A,«g. 12,
rhe Home Beautiful Club met
«th Mrs. Beatrice Richardson
ruesday night August 2nd. De
motion was led by Mra. Gester
Neal. In this meeting it was
decided that the club would
have ^ts annual summeF cuting^
It Was announced that the next
center was cho&ea as the place.
The outing will le held August
!■&. IHirittg th« program which
was presented at this meeting
all present to^k part in a stunt
led by Mrs. Mildred Daniels.
At the end of th4 program the
hostess served cref^ and cake.
It was announced jthat ^e next
meeting was to be fael3*~ with
Mrs. Maggie Stockton iHiesday.
Y.~W. A. H(kj>a MEETING
The Y. W. A. held its regu
lar meeting Tuesday night at
the home of Miss Ha t t 1 e
White. The meeting was led
by the president after a short
business session the hoat-
fstj servfd sliced watermefon to
itw foitowitijf members; Me.s-
dames Mne Williw Webbj Lucy
JMi&«i8i"EfJtlft BrtTTr.ony M'.5-3CS
Cright'and^flS|jP ^
mcetiug a^H^WWt «« with
Miss JotephitM FieU.
Hummer la the hardest aenson on
the hair. Host of us ' neglect to
take proper precautions ngalnst *nn
and wind. We go without Imts and
* Rit for hours in the brolllnir aun
and (ban ane dlatrQesed t9 And our
httlr parched and streaked. ^ '
Th« hilr shofild be washed more
often In warm weather than In
cool. Just because you have your
hair washed regularly once a week
or once every two weeks during the
winter doesn’t mean that the same
rule ahonld bold during-the summer.
Simple hot oil shampoos or oil
treatments are Invaluable during
the summer to counteract the dry
ing effects of the sun. However,
streaked appoarance of the hair
hrbught on by over-etposure to, the.
sun may require the use of a wise
selection of hair coloring. Tor hair
thus streaked an all-«ver appllca-
tton of coloriBg, matched with your
original slmde. wUi Klve a usUonn
effect. _ ^
or graying hair, of course,
can be colored by touching up'only
the gray strands, although it la
usually wise to apply the first ap
plication uniformly over the head.
After that you need only touch up
the part nearest the scalp as the
graying grows In, tlsce th* hair, m
you know, grows from the scalp, not
from the ends. It'a as single aa
tliat and well worth your wbllt.
Be sure to brush your hair rego-
larly. Why not arrange a aet routln*
and i^lck to It? Pick out tha no^t
coavmlent time of day to brudi
Ilia Friendly jewing
■Mt at tb« hono«,af Mn.
Webb 413 Matthew St.
Tli« meeting was enjoyed Ity
•II the club was served ice cream
cake and punch. Member* pre-
•ent were: MeMames Mary
Whitted, llamie Jones, Christeen
Mansohr Francis B*ert, AnnK
CoBcle Annie Bonl(s. The club
hair and the best 4iy of the Iwfll meet next week at
your
week to have It washed In that
way you are less Itk^y to put It
off aa long aa possible aad la Mm
end neglect the Important hundred
strokes of the bnifti. NotMng gtrer
the hair a more gleaming, burnished
look than regular brushing. Brtisii-
ing removes accamnlated dust and
grime from the hair and itlmuUtee
the circulation. Be eiire, howevcF,
to keep your bruahea and comba Iq-
maculately clean.
And don’t forget tlw onnce
prevedtlon; Keep a hat or aome
protective covering on your hair
when you are In the sun.
. These are all simple suggestion^
but If yoo follow them they will
reward you with a tUnlng “Crowa
of Glory.’’ •
WhU 2r? your IxMty' frUh.
Jems?, Wnt€ Marie
Larieuse BeaMy FamdtHioi^
IRoom Locust 5t^ Sli
Louis, Mo., 'tni she wUl
answer^ them. Be sm*,to m>
c/ofc V
envdppe^^
home of Mrs.
Pina Street.
Mary Whitted on
ia Saliabary
Min Ida Ford of this city is
T&ftfag Mra. L> £. FerMna of
Salisbury, N. C.
BY MISS J. M. BONEY
Leaves For Cincinnati
Rev. and Mrs. J. JuHous
Robiiii ■>> It ft SuthIuv
Cia. \uaat OhUi . - .at
Nationul*’* (jcijiiul (J h u r e h
Cimv'iuitiuii thr
M. E. Zion ChuefS.' * * ‘
th.
ErerM’s Mote Mt.
Ti4 FAYETTEVHiE ST.
RRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRESH AT ALL TIMES OUR
WATERMELONS ARE RIGHT
FRESH FROM THE CAROUNA
FARMS SPECIAU E‘ A C H
WEEK END AT T H l' S
PRODUCE
MARKET
EVERYBODY’S PRODUCE MARKET
H. B. BATEY, PROP.
Vi«iting T^WJIi
Mffis .Warie Mcllingsworth, of
Wasiiiu^un, D. i^ is vlfltlflg
her parents Mf. and Mr!). ,Louis
Hollingsworth.
. Cioero Lewis; Walter Fennel;
ivilbert Smith, Nel Stitt; and
John H. Wooten. Scout mas-
I ter E. A. Thornton will accom-
l)aiiy thfiii.
^'«(kan n* .»aV
' l%e funeral
Howeft
Will
D’dHSAY
Beauty Salon
120 1-2 SOUTH MANGUM STREET
’ RUSH YOUR BEAUTY TROUBLES TO US
, WE DELIVER THE GOODS
WE ARE PREPARED TO HANDLE ANY RUSH
WITH
5x11
licensed
Operators
WAITING TO SERVE Y|U AT ALL TIMES.
Woman'* Day ^served
‘■Sunday
observed as Woman’s day a t
the Antioch Baptist Church.
Mrs. Roberta Bunn of Selma,
N. C. will be the guest speaker
at 11:00 a. m. and 6 ;OIO p. m.
At The Beach . .?■—
Miss Sankie Everette a senior
of Stennett College, Greensboro
N. C. is spending her vacation
^t Chowan Beach and Rich
Square as the ^est of Misss
Florence Ligion.
RatUrat Home
Mr. W. A. Foster has returned
tO' Na^ Head Be^h after a
short visit to the city, "J
■Scout* To Agttenil Meeting
The following boy Scouts will
attend, .a week of emcampment
at Griffin 3ea^h, WairtiinKtioji,
N. C. August 15. Jermiah
Crosson, ' (Benjamin iBaj;ne6,
Vbifar* FrOM Baltiaiera
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pringle
and tbeir four month old daugh
ter, Jacqueline, from Baltimore
Maryland were the week-end
‘fveats of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Tuck on Elisabeth Street. Mrs.
Pringle ia t^e former Miss
Ernestine Tuck and is Mr.
IHick’s neice. ,
Laava* F»r Taikagaa
^ Mrs. Mary Lowe left Satur
day for Tuskegee, Ala tto visit
her^ husband Mr- Eddie Luwe
who ia a world war veteran and
is under going treatment at the
veteran hoapital.
AttaadU Daatal A***a
Dr. A. S. Hunter leaves ^e
city to attend tbe National Den-
tal Association meeting in Chi
cago this week .extending throagh
.Friday. The sestion. aa well
aa clinica will be hrid at Dn
Sable High School 49th * ft d
Stale Streets. This Ass’n- ia
made up of Negro practkioner*
througb out th« United Statesi
having b^en , organised at Buck-
roe Beach V». twenty five
years agro with men from Va.j
D. C.; Md.j and N. C.; as char
ter members.
Dr. Hunter goes as representa
tive Of the State Society which
liolds a state membership ia
the nat’l organisation.
DOING OF THE TT
The school for domestic work
ers, a project which has been
Mr«; Pawall I
itfrs. Charity |*o^ll enter!
tained at dinn(er honoring Dr.
H. W. Bartle xf Jacksonville,
Fla. Dr. B«^e has been in
the ci% ia tHe interert of ttle
rebuilding of St John
Church on M*. John St.
Opan* Medical Office
Dr. Weathers the new medical
doctor has opened an office at
327 S. Janoes St. ,
Vititing Ralativaa
Mr. Edward White is visiting
hk xelaHres on his vacation. Be
has been living in New Lisbon,
N. J. for the last two years.
Marriage Annoaacanaat
llie ajgonnceTOBt [ *
has been received in the eity
Miss Effie Watson announces
^6e~ma¥rtage of hw sinter Annie
Lois to Mr. Bdwartl Cobb Boa
tic, August 3, in Sumter South
Carolina. .
v(f-
Odd Fallow Meat ia Charlotte
R. L. Chavis delegate to the
District grand lodge No. 7 ‘at
the Odd Fellows meeting in
Charlotte, N. C. Tuesday morn-
Ins^ ft O’clock. Jam«s I^eake,
lielegaie %(» BMC whifh w
.m CharlQtt%^jS,C^ days,
-SES^C^triot grand
:Bold Kf
“ jjfc i
conducted at’ Ae IB^ranch for the
last few months will cloee this
week. We are sorry that it
has to close as it has been ao'
wMrtiiwhile. Tti*„ girls who
have attended have ¥een'bene
fited as well aa the many visi
tors. We ^ wish to express our
sincere appreciation to the
many members and friends who
have taken an interest in these
classes.
The Idustrial Girls’ Club had
a most enjoyable picnic.
, The Jolly Girls’ Club went to
the pool and enjoyed several
houi-s of ,bathing.
A very important meeting of
the iLoard of Management was
held, Tuesday, August 9. Sever
al important issues were dis-
meet I cussed. The following members
of the iioard ar« out of the city
at time: Mesdames Emmett
FraAt, Jame^ Am(py; Maggie
Leunon; John Davidson.
Signed
. MRS. F. G. BURfPEJTT
Ka
thryn McNeil were the week
end gueet of Miss Janie Picket.
Vftrftiag^Ralativar ^
Miss Mary Margie Canvass is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mia* Seward III
Chr. of Publicity Com.
The ’jlemonsfcration at the
pool' Monday night was enjoy
able as well as instructive. There
was qUife a ~lbiK slcill shown “ as
well as graceful diving a !«irge
crowd witnessed the perform
ance. . ,
Thmt
room
in pl^aaant itm-
turai Celotvx fane*
Guest Room in the Attic
eztn room or gnsst room
Is waiting for you In your
own home: In that unfinished at
tic of youra.
All very well, you iay, to have
that extra apace, but can you af
ford ItT Oddly enough, you not
only can afford It, but actually
can aave money by doing it in
the proper way. r
There la no m^tery al>ont the
process. If your attic is properly
reflnlshed with a board that in
sulates aa it builds, you will save
about 60 per cent of the heat losa
through your roof. Too many
houaes apparently are trying to
beat tht I7«at outdoors by allow
ing their heat to leak out. The
roof area of the house is the main
culprit in this respect.
By turning the attic Into a fin
ished room wlt^ InsulatlotT board
walls, you thus obtain an extra
room which will pay Its^o^iuia^
and provide an annual dlvideTO
In fuel oconomy. The heat leak
age which, with cold weather.
takes big bites out of t^ family
purse, will be reduced.
The extra room which will bo
cleverly add living space and cut
fuel bill* may take many forms,
according to the needs and tastes
of ’ the family. 1 know one that
was turned Into a game room,
another Into a children's library,
a third into a photography dark
room.
The simpler the wall fli)igh of
the'extra, room, the better. Large
sheets of cane -fiber board lend
themselves especially well to the
attic finishing job, since they
cove? a lot of surface with little
carptotry. Left in the natural
tannSsh color the walls will makejj
piecing background fOT any sort
of ^mlshlngs. If color Is desired,
pal^t may be used; Calcimines
and water Mints should be ap
plied directly to unsized Celotex
though calcimine may be applied
to the board over s varnish sise
to facilitate removal .by washing.
Celotex should be sized before oil
or vamlsh paints are applied.
Miss Minnie’ Seward is ill at i^.^e* City for Wathlngtaik
her home on plum Street.
Mis* Floraaea Rnsalla AUaa
Miss llorence Ruzelle Allen
a graduate of Hillside Park
High School in ‘37’ died in New
Jersey after a. lengthy Illness.
Miss Allen was carried to her
home' in Franklinton, N. C. she
was survived by her mother,
two sisters, and three brothers.
Her death came very .sboclSg
to her many friends and class
mates.
Mrs. John Davidson left last
Wednesday for Washln^irton to
visit friends and relatives on
her return will accompany her
daughter little Miss Celia who
has been visiting little ' Miss
Jean Pratt of 1314 Morris R4
LaavM for Baltimore ..
Mrs. Anna M. Stevens left
Saturday n%ht for Baltimore,
Maryland where she will spend
a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Li Holmes.
xxxxxxx
VUtIng la Naw Yark
Mrs. W. O. McMillan left
SaitOrday night for New Yorir^
City. She will be the guest of I
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wea^r for 1
about ten days. |
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
RALEIGH, A'ug. 11,—Mr, and
Mrs. J. W. Y^grgin of Raleigh,
Nbrth Carolina^, announce l^e
engagement of their daughter,
Carrie Isabell to Mr Ernest
Breston Broomei The wedding
will be solemnized at^tljp Fin?*
Baptist Chuileh, Rafeigh, early
September^ ^
- ' I " ' ■ ——
SAY YOU SAW IT IN ,
THE CAROLINA TIMES
Vitit* Dn^haas
Miss Julia tHarper is visitng
relatives in Durham.
HALIFAX, VA
Holds Homecoming
There wiH—he-^-homerCQmiaf
^program at the Bethel Pree-
WiU-Bkptisi Chuprch Sunday,
August- 14. Xt is expected
that the service will be largely
attended and the sermon will
be preached by acting pastor,
W. Oi McMiUan. ' Music
ROOM
ASIDE FOR
V ATE
Eyaeraw Arehlag
FODNDI THE SECRET TOJ
rOITHFUL-LOOKIIIfi iUI
' e s e Drabt Lifeless,
Hmft
Taket on - Glowing
Boauiy with m Single
Ajttead* BYPtI Cf>avantioa ,
The foliowing persons are
attending itih^ state baptist
BYPU and Sunday School con-j Bev.
vention in lEdenton, N. C.;-1 will be furnished by the Deep
Misses Josie Boneyt end Eliza-J River Girls from ^Durham, N.
beth Stevens and Rev. B. T.lc. The pfestor’s subject will
Johnson. be ‘The Boy Tniat Went Home.’
Hair Dyeing
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Application of Larieuse
The middle-aged woman whose
hair is soft, alluring, colorful,
alwav* sparkling with dancing
.MglillglMg—how does she dO iu
t^at is th^ secret to her youthfiil-
looking hidr? .
Oiances are she uses a hdt coloi^
ing and chancxs are the hair color
ing she uses is Godefroy's Larieuse^
Y«ars a|^ this “secref was geper-
alljr l^iown only to professional
haic^essers. Today it is shared by
women everywhere.
' Ymt, too, can have beatyj^lisi^
by using Godefroy’s Larieuse, Oit>
quick-acting, easy-to-use haix .oi-
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Larieuse will make youc-nu^one
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Remember—ugly hair sometii
kills a msa’s interest in a worn, •
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