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Spare Ribs Lb. 14
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NECK BONES
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MOTHEKS CLUB
Tk« opifnin*—nfeietinf of
Mothan Wib wm JiwM _«t
tonwt st'Mn, IRldred H:
•frrtftTAIM Eff^TAlNS MOnfcllA
ON ilKTHCTAY ' t:
geu«d*y, Oetob«r 4, M«. Hie,
C«tea af_l^^CoM> flSfr HlAOi
pr!l*d 1i«r JCxs. BuMoak,
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Sta-Mt with Mn. Lottie
B. Low* hosUM,
ftt her hotia*. Hm has**
ha^tt^ajily dtsortnd «a4
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SURPRISES HUSBAND OK
BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Doris Holland halpad her
husband, ExcbII H^snd, 'ta ^’iiren tha* Sattarfiald OtftMt
ealab^ta hi# birthis|r on tic d)|^ at St. Joatoh.-A. M. 8
neaday, October Vi, by giving; a' parsonaira SOO Fayatt»vlU* St
anrprise ^arty at thair home In in honor of Mra Valaatiaa wh^
his honor, it the (Stub’s sponaor.
Ahout‘thirty parsons att«ndad . Ti^oat praaent;t 'Wara; M k| ^
this deli^^tful party, and sp*nt Eartta Gtmndf, llrs.^lirl« Mark
the evening playiqts cards and ham, Mrs. A^)& Hina^ M'awf
danciiv- Toward tha ^nd of tha AoAta Haa , Cathfriaa
party punch, sandwiches,, Bumiftt, '^eliina lipatildiQg
paanuta and caka wara served,, i hath Volitt, HoBoway,
• «••«**» M a jf y Baiwa*, ^iimcay and
WSST DURHAM Florence WaAvar. Maaan. Law-
Miases Ethe^l and Ruth ‘ St|(;n rance MeCIoud, Alaxasider Link,
field were guests of Mrs. 3, A W. 9. Taylor, MQtoB 2ohlVK>9^ Mconimodation In ai^
ISTarris of Shirley Street at *; and Rev. J. A. Valantine, '
birthday dmnar giVen in honbi' The members of the c)ab ex-
of Miss Ethel. Stanfield. pressed their uppreclatioa in the
• form of m«ny beautiful g!t«.
Mrs. Martha Williams h a s A buffet lunelieao was served at^
moved into her beautiful pew many games of interest we#*
home on Pettigfew Street'. pfi^ed.
Mrs.. Rosa Stanfield HoUowa/ SILVER MOON. CLUB
who is a teacher In Damaua The members of the Silver
'School spent the week end at Moon (-Club wara entertained at
hpme. ^the home oi^ Mrs. Praaton Ed-
I ,•«♦*•****» wards Thursday -evening^ October
Misaes Eiama, Ethel, a n d 117th. Bingo- was th^ 'maih i^me
Lena Watson of the Terrel | of th# .evening and Edwortis
Creek Community were t h e | served a delicloM punch foUnWed
guakts of M^s. Rosa HoUawajr vwiik X7hie]^ sidad - md o^l.ar
''•itnd Miss Bthel Stanfield. . tasty dithes. •,
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piutfit*A ilfit
• tiant~ lift 9b
hMtdsy.
a » -eeimtlate swrpcia* is
HA1j6wE’1N COMMITTEE
L. J. ap»ttldln, Ourhiun buainMS
has bean named head >f
ar-
raiif* for toe Ballowa’an fa*ti-
vitlM for Durham'a eoi)r«d
citlMU.
On HtUowa’en night, Monday
Oct, SI. Fayattavilla street will
be cloaad to traffic batxreen
Fowler Avenue aad Pilttif^eipf
8^ (or the 'ipoolM' t» ill a v e
dMfv fling, and dkri^ the
avMiiSg Judges will aelact the
moat unlMa coatume. The
wimaf wilt7>a crowned “M i s i
paga Nnr}
part «1
to3ay. ihiring my
vlsita in Garmany, 1
found no* land freer from color
prejadice. t
Catholic Germany was equally
flfee from color prejudice. St.
Maurice, oaa of-tha moat„p4>uiar
C^th^ aalnla of Germany is
•verywher# aepicted as »n un
j^xed U^o. He is also pEliron
saint, of the city of Qobarg.
Thi term, Nordic, la often
usetf u a aymbol of Mice pieja-
dice. But the true Nordics,’ the
Danas and the Scandinavians,
are .delightfully free from it
France, too In spite of the
^American Invasion, still remains
■III BnifepiiBitiiaiiafNuMi
fram p*t* lowr)
at«6d Mit a cia» mouth - sad
ioima mA c#r^ for t^tn aia
pMttvely M^jpntial to^ peritet
health, iven to the average «rf
good baalthi and that such toeth
oaad to masticate the fbod' as
intended by nature, wHl go a
long way towards inducing and
conserving that djegraa of h*ia'th.
If we intelligently care
fo3r teatb vm must first learn
' ‘'soaM thing a^out them. Th6
mother should' kpow how »aay
thara ata In the ir*t or tempor
ary sat «ad what thay are: how
many thera ai^ In. the aeco>id
or permanent set and when they
ara a>uptad or cut; the relation
ef the first set to the second.
It will perhaps aid all yeung
mothers to vemeiqAier that the
number of the ^x^t or temporary
det of tha ehUd if tiiey associate
them with the fkigaxa and toes.
Ten fingers, ten temporary teeth
in upper Jaw; ten toes ten tem
porary teeth in lower Jaw.
(Jsually by the second y-jar
end all the first teeth are in
^ place ^and should remaia in
healthly condition until the
permanent teeth are reaay t->
replace them. In the cam> of
the child whoae mouth has been
kept J ifn ♦ wholesome clean
conidtion the temporary teeth
are pushed out by the 0ru?ting
prmaaent ones. All teeth cask
ing thler appearance after the
third year are pe^anent and
the first Urge tooth appearing
in the bark jaw may be soRsIder
ed a major event in the chiid^
Hie. Upon the fi^at permanent
m^ar or six year molar (so
vailed since it makea its appear
ance around the axith year)
depends the regulating and
shaping of the jaws and face
contour in general. ^There are
four of thes eaix year molars
lower right and left, . and upper
right and le9t. Due to the fact
that these iippear while the
temporary teetET are still in place
has caused many' parents to con
aider them as oSIy . temporary
equipment. As to the cafe of
th« ta«4 lor Uh matfar M
pwpiy instruct ts« child nat^
know brtlwa -aiW c a rf
instruct. The teath sfaoulil be
sci'ubed using ei^er powder or
or paste ustr Bha br^ as o^ji f,
• XuT ™ Jaciic ati^ it ^
would a a scrtfbing brush ««
kitchen floor or in your t>ath iubv
uo not use the bush cross wise
“ . _ f^entation or si
k.p. *■>»* f •«“
‘betweij^Uie teatri. In tne moutu
uaairea lor the teeth are bathed
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BUSINESS INSTITUTIONS
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Who So Graciously Extended Greetings OntThe Ocasio
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Of Our 40tb Anniversary
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WE TAKE PRIDE IN THE Fi» CT THAT THE AFFATO OF
THE COMPANY HAVE BEEN SO CONDUCTSD AS ToImERIT '
THESE EXPRESSIONS OF COMMENDATION.
ON OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY THERE IS MUCH)FOR WhICH
TC^ BE thankful. WE VALUE THE GOOD W& OF OUR '
BUSINiBM-.FRIENDS, POL|CY H0IJ:>ERS. AND THE PUBUC,
AND SWAUL STRIVE DURING T M E COMIfjG YEARS TO
CONTINUE TO MAKE THE FUTURE FINANCIALLY'SECURE
FOR ALL WHO AVAIL THEM SELVES OF THE FAClUTIES
WE HAVE I^K^FBA.
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c^loreii:
France,
refreshingly free f^om
discrimination. Indeed,
more than any othef the lead
ing countrifs of the world, has
shewn the capablHly of the Ne
gro.fl know pwsonally scorei of
colored FVenchmen whc hold
MUtkal, Judicial, and
private positi^s. Among these
are five former cibinet ministers.
tftt high surfticas that are
automaticaliy, i^aan, and—»«}W3^
may be worked W samitg cavitlM
in the teeth it^WiA^gttm liti'e.
Begin by brushing /roM tliQ ««m
to* down in tha u^er ; and
^m the gum up ih the
Scow the surfaces in all direc
tions bearing inmi&d*' that the
tooth surfi^caa hardest to rcach
demand the moat brtiafaing and
attention.
Kemembar th«t the mootli
is a veritable breeding grou^^
for disease ijferms it posaassilli?
both moisture and uniform tem
perature) and that th«^ multiply
with alarming rapidity if ief:
undisturbed while the rakuxg,
scraping given to them by t h *
proper use of ti>j» brush and
disinfectant germicides in the
form of dentrifice and mouth
washes prevent Uieir increase
almost wholly. A larger propor
tion of tfie cavities in teeth start
between them, where the brush
howevr skillfully used, can not
reach. To thourghly cfian these
spaces is therefore of uttermost
I importance. For this, waxed flosi
jsilk should be used. The floss 1h
inserted between the teeth and
drawn back and forth uiitil these
surfaces are j|SerfectIy clean. U
spit.e ef the best care Wa are able
to give the teeth deposits ani
stains slowly form on them in
most cases, and there will be
some decay. ^
Therefore it is neces8ar%* to
visit the dentist at regular inter
vals. The frequency of these
visits shield be governed oj the
individual needs and should be
left to the knowleg^-and Jiidgd
ment of the dentist. Theee visits
should never lTe~Iess« than twice
a year. ■
I In closing just a word as to
why teeth decay an illustl'atibn
will aid in making the point
clear. If a °ne of th3
highly causti^ acids is spilled
upon the marble top of dte.^i;«r-
or wash basin, it boils and bubb
lea, and if allowed to. fcmaia will
disolve out the lime and leave
the surface dark and rougaeaed,
Nearly every student is familiar
uaant'
1,1V
SUM ex but.
,My t pPweass o auMivit^
ut« Ilka. •* To mm ku t«a toawi
IS eaten by itM ac^t acid.»
presence in the mouth is due to
sosring
^tiiM'acid practically aU- the
j^a, %u» is at work disaoiv
ipg QUt the t to w
^th Just an tip acids do with
martle siab 'and lha egg ^l*.
TBis clearly shows why toeth -
atart to decay.at. those points.
fearde^ti; keiqi cleao, aftd ntmj oii
toa expoaaa surfaces.
. Tha Health Committee oi the
Nat'l' Dental Association is cum
p^d of the following, each of
whom in some way is trying to
carry Ae masaage of tooth
health to those of our group in
their respective communities:
Dr. Roseoa Brown, U. S. Heahh
Service, Chairman, Washington,
D. C.
Dr. S. J. Cullum, Houston,
Texas.
Dr. A. S. Hunter, Durham,
.• 1forth j^aroliha.
'ibr. li. B*. Merfwether, Inidan
apolis, Ind.
Dr, 3. B. Slngletbh, Nasavills'
Tenn.
Smith- H.
(|Co«tlaiMl-fr«ai jaaga 2 )
menii of tha SMond quarter.
Creecy recovered a S m 5 t h
fumbled bail and ran 67 yards
for a touchdown. 4ihe axtr*,^i^nt
was miaaed. A tw'enty yard gain
on pass by Swifth brought the
half to an end.
, I At the half the official crown
of “Miss Johnson C, Smith’* took
place. A President MeCrorey
crowning^^e Queen as the mem
beri; of the -freshman Class form
fed the Wttei's Smith U. in the
background. ..The Alumni prj
sented flowers to tMe Queen and
the President of »e local Alumni
Edward H. Brown, *^ye a toast
which was re^ondedS to by Dr.
MeCrorey and Miss £o^ Emma
Pogue who was "Miss J. C.\Sinjth
JL mock .faQecd .w whidi
image> of Shaw was buried roui,
ed jOut the enteiitalnment ai tl>\
half. ! . \
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OCTOBER 29th
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Large siae ——— — —^23c
SUPER SUDS
Mad •{>• —
—10c
PALMOLIVE SOAP
4 FOR 25 CENTS
Oetagen S«w — S f«r 12c
Oetagoa Powdar— 2 for Sc
Oct«(oa Chips— 2 fc^ 18«
Oatagon Claaasar’S for life
Oetegoa
Graaalatad —— 2 for 19e
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Coffee
Lb. 17c
HOT BREAKFAST
Coffee
. 15c
Jewel Slidrteiiiiig 8 lb. irtoii 82c
Southern Ball* OUomargaine, Paiiad 12 l*2c . SupartUaa' Midget Peas. No. 2 Can
Fat Back Meat, 3 Pound* i 25c I Pamimn, Larj^a Caa-'^'iS.'
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