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WINS BETTER WOR KING CONDITIONS
FUNT
DOCTORS
ATTEND
THIRTY
FIVE
COURSE
Gir) Reserves
Convene At
Sedalia
to brinjr
Reserves
■ month
tmmu
A remai'ki&ly I«tge audience
consisting mainly of younger
pe«p]e thrilled at the amacing
and ahtioit unbelievable execu
tions of little Miss Phihppa
Schuyler seven yeap old pianist
composer who made her only
I Durham i^>peai’ance ^ iff B. N.
Duke jiuditorfum at North
Carolina College at 7i80 P- m
Friday June 23.
Mioa Schuyler’s program
consist^ of regular concert
matenal taken from the works
of Bach, dementi, Liadow;
Beethoven, ^Schumann, Heller;.
Chopin r^MacDowell; I b e r t
Mozart, and Rimsky Korsakvo,
The second part of the program
was made up of the little ar
tist’s original convpositMns.
imas
timei that
at th^e
So come
yourselves
h
Honduras
Louis.
professor and-SpanMfl
QuTnTand,
' Girl R. '■crves from V;n:iiii«,
West Virjrini*, North Carolina
and Sciuth Carolina mat in
Scniatia uuring fftc week of June
11-18 tor one of the most «n-
Joyafek and i> aional con-
terenceM behi • i»’-P!it yean!
»*- »■
The group t^pecially fa
vored in havSRg as its leaders;
Miss Whiting of Virginia State
College wnwsc subject wun ‘'1‘he
and each’ one is asked
* a friend. The Girl
will meet only once
'during the summer.
The first Community Nighi
will be held at the Y on t h •
night of July 12. Evsrybody
remembers the fine
I were had least year
' Community night*,
prepared to enjoy
CLUBS
Miss SILVER^ MOON
CROWNED'
Family Mirror j' JJr. Wimbush [ thoroughly. The Secretary
«f Lynchburg who l«d discus*- planned all »jrts of games and
ions on "The Health Way ‘To you are sure to find one
Clftnn” and Pr. Alphonse j will like. Only individuals over
Henningbttrg oi N. t. Ct liege sixteen years of age are invited
Negroes whose subject was
“After High School What?"
The very worth contributions
of these persons. Along wrth ftie >
dancing, hiking, dramatic and
miuie program and * closing
formal entertainment by Dr.
Charlotte llawkjns BroWn Te
ndered the Sfiaierenet
which only tKe years will be
Jl^le to truly evaluate!
T h ® conference chairman
was Miss Rupert Iflanebard of
Richmond, Va. The Planning
committee was composed of tha
following..
M'iss Johnnie Blunt of Durham.
,Salem; Mrs. OsrOlytJ MiU Ste-
v?art of I^i^iichiburg, Va. and
Miss Jo.hnnie Blunt of Duiham.
Thoge attending the confer
ence from the branch here wera
Geraldine WiHiama, Wilhemen*'
Tyson a
CMBeron, Lena
Ei?ith Malone,
companied b 7
Martin Hill-
All t'he GW Reserves
city will meet - at the Y
They were, ae-
Mrs. Mildred
in the
July 3
NEW OBLiBANS The fourth
annual' postgraduat*. £ourje now of patH^ogy, Ttfeharry Medical iana R. M. Barance, Leo S.-yut
in session at Flint Coodridge ' college, Nashville and Doctor ler and H- Horne Huggin;, fia-
hospitftl of Dillard university, Orville L. resident phy ton Roiye; F. P. Btown, Frank
is beinff attended by thirty five | sieian, Waverly. Hill* Tubercu* 'lin; A. C. Tarrence, Opelousas;
physicians pictured 'above. The losis sanitarium, Wavarly l^ills, * J. Phyromn Taylor Shreveport.
Ky; ,. X
At the Silver Moon Club’s
first dance at the Biltmora
Hotel, Pridiay evening, Juno
23 Miss Ida rorC was crowned
Miss Silver Moon as the winner
of th# popularity contest which
the club h»i been sponsoring
for several weeks. Othar con
testants were: Miaaes Tempi*
Crawley, Willie Mae Debnam,
and Mahle Gilmore. Mia*
Dabnam took sacond place.
Mr. Artist, proprietor of a
local barber shop, .crowned Miss
Ford as Queen of the Silver
Moon Club for 193®. She will
get free servic* Srom a local
Taxi company for the two
months and free service from
a,local barber shop for two
months. — •
instruction i* givien principally
members of the medical
tchool faculties of Tulane uni
versity and the Louisiana State ^
univefslty. Two gueat lecturers from Louisiana, Texas, Okla.;
are included in the faculty; Mississippi; Alabama, Florida,
The Jolftjwin^ ^ doctors, who
are attending the course, came
Classes begin at 8i30 each
morning and run through to
8:30 each evening for period
of two weeks, ending Saturday
July i; (ANP). ' ^
I
SUNNY SIDE MEETS AT
CHAUFFEIWS CLUB
Tha Durham Chauffeurs Room
was - the 'icene of t^e regulai^--^
meeting of tTie Sunny Side i^eavE FOR N. J_.
Social Club on Tuesday night. Misses Arnetta and Catherine
Thi* wa« scheduled as a* busi- gg^te Heft'the city Wednesday
aasa meeting &nd a* soon as morning fbr Wildwood, N. J.
th* business of the evening was , \their way they will spend
PERSONAL
ti^ansacted th* meeting came
to a close.
Thosa present were: Miss
Ihimega Richmond, president;
Miss Bliaabeth Andersonr- Lillie
ICaa Allen; Lena Turner, Syl
vester Kane; Gazel Trice Mary
T°omer, Magnolia jfenkins;
two days in Richmond, Va.
Philadelphia.
and
JUNE 27th TO JULY 4th
o
Cent
SAVINir
From Standard List
On Big
HUSKY
GBIOll NEW
YEAR
Tires' r
MRS. HOLLAND ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Excell Hollan' was
hostess to Tlie Silver moon
club Tuesday evening at har
home on Hazel avenue.
On Friday night, June 28,
the members of the club pre
sented their first dance^..f^ the
B'iltmore Hotel.
RETURNS FROM' TUSKEGEE
W. H. Boykins returned to
Durham Sun3ay, June 25 from
Tuskegfee Institute where he
was enrolled in a soacial class
in designing.
Lucian Lyons, a student at
A and T.Collsge, apent the past
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. t Henry, Lyons on
Thomas Street.
BREAi^FAST CAMP STYLE
At about six a. m. Tuesday
morning Madame Quinn Rog
ers gathered a group of her
friends together and went for a
drive out in the cool country
side via the Fishdam road and
spent about an hour gathering
berries. At seven o’clock break
fast was prepared ,and the main
course consisted of coffee and
freth fish. Mrs, Rogers was
accompanied by Mrs, Pauline
Fuller and Mrs. Margaret Jeff
ers. They returned to the^ city
around^ 9 o’clock,
Mrs. Mayde Lewis
Chester, Pennsylvania, is visit
ing Mrs. ^nnie Alstop on the
corner of Price and Fayetteville
Streets. .
Catherine
Taylor.
Miss Roxena Castle
week end guest of her
in Roanoke * Bjaplds.
was the
parents
The first group of three num
bers were the works of ^ Bach:
Prelude No. 3, C. Minor, Fugue
No. «, C Major and tha Two
J|^u:t ^)f^te^\(el^ioin Volj379 N04
4, D Major and F Major. In
the second group Philippa play
ed three movatnents of Cleaten-
ti’s Sonatina, Opus S®* no. • 1;
and the Music 'Box by Liadow.
Beethoven’s “iletronome’* from
th* eighth aymj»hony was the
Opening number in the third
'group and was followed h Y
Sle)taiA»n|i'8 ‘'Soldier'* March.!.
Th* Curious Story toy Heller
concluded the 'group.
Hazel and Ethel
DARK LAUGHTER
Group 4 consisted of The
Minute Waltz by Chopin, . 'Mac-
Dowell’s “To A Wild Rose,”
and “*rhe Little W?>He Ooli-
by Ibert. The flrit nom'ber
in'Group 6 oT p 1 was
Mozart’s Waltz in G MaJor and
the applause wa* loud and long
for the final number in the
gr^up, the/ ever popular “Flight
of- the BapjiET^®pe” by Rimsky
of West-I*K^akov.
The part of Miss Schuyler's
program which followed the
ih^rmlssl^B consisted entirely
af her 6^ compositions. From
of her own cpmpositons. From
her compositfomt at 4 ahe played
^‘The Wolf” and “The Goldfish.
From Compositions at five the
au^knce thrilled at “Autumn
Rain" and 'Spring' Compositions
Mr. and Mrs. Westry Kftrne 'at, the age of six supplied ‘The
were the dinwr guests of Miss Cockroach Ballet' ‘The Nighten
BeliiFiee tyons Friday after-' gate’s DeafR’ and the ‘Jolly Pig’
ndbn, June 23. M Will «# The Ator*.l)ian Suite
— BY OL HARRINGTON
t
Photo shows workers of the
Queen Quality Dress Company
in the Harlem district of New
York City, picketing for better
conditions, the "Company being
charged with paying as little
as |10 for a 58 hour weei;, in
cluding Sunday work. The
pickets, sponsored ,by the Ne
gro. Labor Committee, 312 W.
made up of four nuniberv
The program ended wlf.i 'The
’Song of, the Priest’ and the
•fiance of the Forty Tliieves’
which are among her latest com
positions at the age of seven.
*The petite artist declined all
encores and it was later explain
ed thf^t "She wa* not accustomed
to Durham’s heat because of the
eomparatively low temperature
in Hew York at this time.
BEGAN’T*LAYING AT THREE
Philippa Schuyler., bpgan play
ing at three years '*fe and
since has composed mora than
thirty piano composition.^ anrt
dozens of melodies for
125th street, New York, FVank
Cfosswaith chairman won tJielr
fight. The Committee, esiablish
ed in 1935 to organize and
guide Negro workers Inio th*
bona fide trade Unions and to
establish the solidarity of Ne
gro and white workers, r*e«Bt)y
celebrated its third annivarsary.
voic«( Her instructor from
the ibeginnfrig'^^s been
Arnetta Jones, graduate of th*
Julliard School o|> Mw*le.^
Miss "Jones states that Philippa
made up her own scales a Uid
created her first composition*
with them as a basic. No Not*,
period;■ motive of phrase kwJ
ever h#en changed by anyon®.
PWtippa has three time* re
ceived highest honors f f o m
th* National Teachers Gutld
witJi two gold medals; sh* ha*
twice received awards from th*
New York Philharmonic Soci
ety. During her sixth year sin
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