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BTW TOURS N. Y. BATHING
Winner Offered
$26 Five Day
Tour Fi *ee
TRIP TO BE . MADE EARLl^
IN AUGUST
The Booker T. Washington
TouM, Inc. of 28'6 W. 133th st.
Tfrtr york, will be hoit to £ 'h e
winding biMutjr of the CARO
LINA TIMES promoted Battl
ing Beftuty contest for five
K^ious day« M -of a lettf. re
ceived by the Co»te»t Director
June 27.
Aside from two sepsMite ad-
misiioni to the World’s Fair,
the tour, which is identical to
the one they are offering to
prospective Fair visitors .^for
is granted absolutely' free
and include* tKe' Jollowing en
ticing features;
Meals and lodging #br five
da^h separate evenings at the
Savoy Ballroom and Kmall's
Paradise, an aftenioon at the
Apollo and a comprehensive
tri^ over the Big Town. .
Tours of three days and "even
days respectively are also avail
able and we personally recom
mend them to our readen as
the safest,, cheapest and most
convenient way *o sefc Npw
Yotk and the Fair.
BTW Tevra CorrMpm^anca
The letter ibearing this da-
lightful offer appears in part
below: I
Dear Mr. Eiiis:
In our letter of May 31, we
made tfie oiler contributing one
five d*y standard tour, worth
126.00, to the WTnner of your j
Beauty Contesrt. That offer still
holds; it will be given aAtsolutely
free charge.
Pease let us know the exact
date of her. departure so that
! we may draw up a schedule of
* events an3 receptions th^t will
be creditable fo the winnet and
' your oi^anizalian. As soo» as
^the dat^ ki uecided-, we will
send you a proposed itinerary.
Thanking you for past favors,
and trusting that the conteat
will be the success that you ex
pect, we are. Very very truly
BOO&SS T. WAaHIMGTON
TouRfl. me. . *
Andrew F. Jkctson, Sae’y.
NIm CaatastaBts
Vieing for top honor* in
this Batti* of Beauty arc Bin«
lovaly latkias bandpickad iby
the nine leading firms in thair
particular line in Ourhatti.
Pictures were mad« ^ ^ *
contcirAnts Friday aftamoon by
the Staff Photographer with th«
swimming pool m a background.
was a colorful ■p«etacl«.;
Auorned in scintillating beach
attire, the suits were kelactcd
with an eye toward amphaais-
ing the finer points of aach
contestant, and revealing that
despite Individual (Kffereneas,
they all pomwas one thing in
common: iBeauty;
A bird's eye view into the
private livea of the nina nifties
is an interesting peek.
Taka tha veil from the faoa
of “Miss Regal Tha*tre,” who
represents the House of * Better
Movies, and you have Miss Lola
Gourdine. Miss G*>urdine is a
S£ate-ite,, Listens to the radio*
dances devinely and ^as a rather
graceful stroke la the pool.
‘‘Miss 'Efoykina Tailor Co." i»
Miss Julia McCoy and she cre
ates the melted poured in illu
sion in bathing togs.
Misa Alpha Jenkins, who as
“Miss Mermai^,*^ solemnly re
presents t'he J. C. Scarborough,
Jr. undei'taking interests connot
ting OependaSCe I^icieilt, CtfW=
teous Scrvica i> a '39 grad of
Tennis fnd swinnutig ara tha
chief divenions of “Mis* Bull
Oity B»*A»er and Beauty Shop."
a State college s(^, who in
private life ia Mis* Edna latum.
N. C. College.
^ “Lo«k for the big red AT-
LMNTIC aign” is. what “Miss
Midway Service Station” ■ tells
you. Miss Mayme Clark another
State. soph is the telling.
When ahe ia not singing the
praises of the -Charlie' Speight
iflteraata, she reAds and attends
movies. Cl«renie Wynn is her
big moment at the present.
The oldest colored drug in
Qarham is represented by Gla
mour girl Wikaa McDoaaLd as
“M)ss Bull City f>rug Store.”
Dancing and- basketball take
up this N. C. college co-ed’s
leisure tone.
East Orange, N. J. is the
spot “Mias Southern Fidelity
Mutual Insurance company"
hails from. As a town crier for
Hospitalization and iB^sil Bonds,
Mias Ethel Hester reports mo
vies, tennis a n haudsome
ohaps tiiore to her liking.
A smiling invitation to “meet
your friends at the College,
Inn” is extend«d by Miss Helen
Jones. And what a . smile this
prospective co-ed of West Vir
ginia Sitate radiates.
“Miss Union Insurance and
Realty company,” representinf,-
tha best in Bantala, Bepain
and Building Supplies is non* '
other than tlia vivacious ■ Mi s
Dora Tyler. A glance ai. Mis>
Tyler and you can readily »ee
why Union Insurance rank&
ace^high.
Telephone numbers and
addresses are positively not be
ing supplied by this oifce, but
don’t fail to see their last three
swimming pool appearances ^
which will be ma^ on the first
three consecutive f rioay nighCi |
i in July, at ei^ht o’clock. The |
dates are July 7, 14 and 21. j
At each of theft appearances, |
George Logal), Jr. and Albert
Johnson, swimmers par excellent
^will put on an acquatic show.
! “nte sponsors adYertisement^
make their final appearance in,
the issue of the CAROLINIA^
TfMElS dated July 2/9. How-
; ever, the final arwards will bq
made at a statewide dance at
the Armoryj Ptiday night,
August 4. — —;...
a U
Philip’s
PHILOCRACY
Cohiw^M* «aa m hafco Mack 1»
I* noatk aCBtasl tawm
BY CD9IE raiLtP ELUS
WEST POHfT
Continued from page, 4
A citizenk committee was
appointed, with Mrs. Geneva
Casey as chairman at a meeting
Wednesday the committee cen
tered on one Ambrose Nutt 10
a student at the University of
Michigan with three years’
training in areonauticial trgin-
eering as the most likely candi
date.
“Cool, ealaa ceilaetaJ.'*
ALLITERATION
I’he late Dexter W. Fellow,
crack publicity wizard for
Kingling Bros. circus, *tart*4
it. 1%!* using «f se*qu»p«daliai^
wiTids to descii/be the comm-'iiD
place. Now the craze is swe«i»-
ing Hayti. A "fellow from, onci
of thii spupt shops on the ’Noui
the other ^ay was attemptiny
to explain to his companion
just why he was considered so
clffver. The fbTIoWing e*pli»ia-*
tion ensued, “acrimonius wordti
and nut assTStous attention ac^
celerated my acumen.” His
companion, apparently mistal?^
ing this deft appraisal as an*
insult, derid^ his ‘ friend ta
the depths of a “iogus, barbat-
eu, brirst]ue, bulldozing buffo-
ANNOUNCIKG MR. LOUIS
Prior to the Galento mayhem,
Joe Louis’ last three title de-
fenises ,haVe lasted only a Httel
better than eight •minuteff,
which falls short of three
roiinds. So if Clem McCarthy
ever develops laryngities, it cer
tainly didfJ*tTome from' t h 6
•train of announcing Joe’s bouts.
, For all h«*a 'ib3 to mr VM,
j"He (tha oppoaaat) ia of. HVa
I down. He's oul."
CAMERA PirSSHEs
Sidney James, Williaai Haary
Jgpes.. Shorty Davia, in sboJt all
the nembars of tba "piayaa
band” have taken an inienaiva
interest in the N. C. CwUaga
summer session. And what’a
more, I can’t tell whether H'a
credits ©r co-eds th* guys are
wrking for.
After watching Own* ■ Rr»p«
go through his gyrationa on tha
drums at a local theatre tha
earlier part of the week, good
though he was, I (till say Chick
Vvibb. was tops.
pr.lLOCRATIC IMTERLUDE
The only dfse ftecord of
two minds ever running in tha
same channel was the night
you piclieS ujpi the telephune re
ceiver to 'cali your girlTrieBd
enly to find her tine busv.
NOVELETTO
As the saying goes, a on*
horse town is all right if you
I own the horse. But Spike
Columibus never li'.;ed horses,
j Why he wouldn’t even place
two bits the nse of a hund-
raeast saow 4rtfta Iu4
I tiM disaoatiBaatfQB rs?l
! He* MeaaMury, PashandHtac
waa tuafli om a ai|^ likt ta-
aickt. What wltii tlM wisl trom.
tha Graat Lakes #iMsUiaf
thraach Spika'a air aaaditicnaA
gBMsata, few if mmj jadaetrte-
ans were ea tha atreat*. Boom*
were elo*ad *o tightly that avea
tha' aroBia of *teaasUig toff**
eosldn’t eaeafa. Ga^ bet what
ha wouldn't do for a
lava!
^hile thn esgagaA a wall
drassad isan shi*d toward tha
vinag* bank. ferttTemaa
glanced exeftedly about than
producing a key from bis pocket
entered, eloaing tha door be
hind him. Moments later he
with drew carrying a little tin
box under hia am. Spika'^ kaaw
him from picture* he had seen
in the village weekly. He was
the president^ of the bank and
Cobparto^'i leaMng citUen.
The next _ da? Spike was
sporting a brand new front, a
full atomaeh and • a plenti ■ui_
supply of j(je#n leavea m his
pocket. Spike never got around
to gwning the horsa, bat he own*
the man who owned it.
And so to bed and ‘THIETY’
from the Philocracer.
I9i% Union liisiim And
Reallj Co.
KEPRESENTING
g Renta Is
Repairs &
7he Carolina 1 imes
r a m
■'iri
Supplies
WHETHER^irS AN APARTMENT, OR A HOUSE, OR A
HOME THAT YOU WANT—OR WHETHER .T’S
INSURANCE—CALL—
V, UNION INSURANCE AND REALTY CO.
a09 FAYETTEVILLE SX. DURHAM, f*. C.
PHONE—J-e621
H. M. MICHAUX, See’r-Trea*:
This contest has as ite ovimary BRIDAY JULY 28, 9 p m. to
lunctfan, ADVfJRTISEMENT, l a. m. Conte^ closes with a
and as su^h, will be kept on atatewide dance at HILI^SIDE.
the highest possible piano. The At this event the foHowing '
following is a complets outline features will take place in addi-
of the activities accompanying tion to daneing: An Amateur
the contest and at each of which Act, a “Fashion Show” by Mi-
the sponsored contestants will Ladjr’s Dress Shop, the Beauty
m^ka .^ I^lic appeM-ancej" . « Parade, tke decisTen ’ ot the jud-
THURDAY, June If, 6-00 p presentation of
m:: The formal opening- of the Ed**®’' ^ouis E. Austin,
swimming pool. publisher of the, CAROLmA
FRIDAY JUNE 30, 8:16 p.*^ TIMi^. ...'L
m. Amateur Hour at Hillside FOR FURTHER INFORMA-
Aud. Admfasion 1«. tION OAM*: Eddie Philip Ellis
TUESDAY, JULY 11, 9:00 p. Contest Director, llT Peabody
m. The Regal Theatre. Street. Phone N-7121,
Support These
Aftnual
Bathing
Miss Rpgal
Theatre
.....MM.
@ Ml t«TERHATICii.\t.
-REPRESENTING
Contest
The House Of
.Bdt ter Movie
: Hits
ALWAYS A GOOD PICTURE SOilETIMES
A GREAT ONE
DOOL
COiilABLE
Souhern Fidelity
Mutual Ins. Co.
-PRESENTS-
CASUALTY INSU RANCE INCLUDfNG.
Hospitalization AjUd Bail Bonds
AGENTS WANTED IN ALL PR1|4CIPAL CITIES
WHEN YOU THINK 6f EMERGENCIES—raiNK OF SOUTHERN FIDELITY
809 FAYETTEVILLE ST, DURHAM, N. C. PHONE J-33M
Miss Ball Cily
Drug Store
REPRESENTING—
The Oldest Race Drug
‘Store I n Durham
^ IN BUSINESS 3i!¥EARS
WE USE INGREDIENTS OF .THE HKlHEST QUALITY
AT NO EXTRA COST. „„ ■
610 FAYETlEVILLk STREET , .... PHONE F-8441
, ^ ■ iJ 6—-*■ (
DOCTOR S. T. JAMES, PROP.
Prescri ptions
Carefully Compounded
Misi^ College
Inn
INVITING YOU TO
“MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE COLLEGE INN”
COLD DRINICi--lCE CREAM—BEER—SANDWICHES
WE'LL K£EP YOU COOL THIS SUMMER
• ••r
COME—OR-isCALL
1306 FAYETTEVILLE ST. .r.. PHONE J-2484
WILUAM HENRY JONES, MANAGER
Miss Boykins r
Tailor Co.
^UARVCnTEEStHE BEST IfT 1 /
ALTERATIONS—TAILORINGCLEANING—FI^SSING
WILLIAM BOYKINS, FROP.71S FAYETTEVILLE ST. _
SHE ALSO ASKS YOU TO SEND YOURCLOTHES TO THE LAUNDRY THROUGH
COLORED DRIVERS. E. W. GREEN
PHONE L.5493
F. C. PENDARVIS
Miss Midway |
Service Station
SAYSi—SPECIAUZING IN
Waxiiig
Qreasjrig
"Wa Build For TonorrOw By The Service Of Today”
LOOK FOR THE BIG RED “ATLANTIC" SIGN WHEN
^ ^ YOU NE£D i|Aa AND OIL —-
400 PINE STREET PHONE N 8704
CHARUE SPEIGHT, Pro^.
t
1
Mliss Bull City
g 4^
Barber And^
Beauty Slifip
IS TELLING YOU fHAT;
“OUR CONCERN WAS RECENTLY RATED (A% BY
THE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
IT PAYS TO LOOK YOUR BEST
HAIR CUTS AND SHAVES AT POPUL^ PRICES
SPECIALS (CONTINUED FOR
SHAMPOO AND PRESS ONLY iW
IF IT’S SERVICE, THEN IT’S THE BULL
. CITY BARBSA ANDtREAUTYgppP
G. P. HOLLOWAY, PROP.
470 E. Pettigrew Pho®a L 0912|
J. C. SCARBOROUGH. jIL
—^PRESENTS—
Miss Mer^ld
WHICH MEANS
Efficient
Courteous
. , ' r
Service
PHONE J-37SI
•as K. FtTTIGRSW StREXT