Tfll CAJIQt.lNA TIM&f SATUftDAy AUOUIT 4 iMt
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NEWS *™»
DURHAM
most,
Well folks, did you •«• ll^thu
ib&m »Umkmlia*d automobiJec
kpd taxis driving dowa on
Korth Oarelin* Coil^e Catuipu*
nigbt? The occasion was
the (rand ball which tndcd
Jtl%. Bessie Chitted’* Jutaior
T«oiiis Tournameut and did
they jam that rym? Both youug
and oIH were there to make it
a swell affair—t h • affair
of the season^ And the Night
Hawks really ,iti^ “set the music
ringinc." Uow »bout it folks,
should have been there.
Brisbane Umstead ' apcnt the
weelt end at Dis home in Kocky
M&ant. ^
Carl Beatty, was the w^eek
end gueat of SOiui* Juanita UuH’
ter in Eocky Mount. Sylvester
fl^^ant was also at home (in
Kocky^ Mount* for tbe week*
end.
QCAItTETTES AND "cJHORUSES
IN MUSnCALE AT HILLSIDE
Sunday^^ Augo^ 6 at H’>isid«
iKaool the (JKited Congregati9n
al Christian Church will sponsor
a musicale by choirs, choruses
and quartettes from Greens
boro, Creedmore; Wendell and
Ze4bulon, N. C. along witn local
choruses. Hie Carolinii Four
and tlie BHgBt Moon Quartettes
of this' City—^nd others have
been invited- by the committee.
l^e prograot will begin at
2 p. m. in tlTe main auditorium
or'Hillside School with D, J.
Johnson of Wendell a« director
Rev. T. J. iToore pastor of the I Hines and tT!e next meeting
United Congregational Christian will be held at the nume of Miss
Church cordially Invites the” pu-1 Florence Rowland iat 904 Pine
bli^ to attend. I Street Tuesdlty evening at eight
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R£ViVAL CTOSES
Tie United Congregational-1 THiE ROYAli DUl^ AND
Christian Church closed one of IDUCHESS^'c*ui5~ held its regular
succeeaSui revival
meetings in the history of the
church. Kfv, McUonalu
of Washington, N. C. couduct-
ed the meeting which closed
with nine coifverirtons and acces
sions. The church and commun
ity were greatly revived.
JUNIOR MISSION MEETS
WITH IffiSS FULLER
Miss Odelia Fuller and Mrs.
Dorethea Keeves were Joint
hostesses To ttie J^Tor Mission
ary Circle of Mount Gilead
Baptist Church Mppday night,
July 31 in their regular meet
ing at Mtss Fuller’s home on
IMwd Street.
*•«•**•***
*i'he meeting was opened in
the usual order with sin?ing by
the group followed by scrip-
tuFe and prayer by
enT, Mrs. liolman.
for discussion watf
Bearing the Cross
The very inspiring
was led by tne
was followed by
of. the circle.
After tlie (business and pro
gram the group was served a
delightful repast office cream
and cake. N'ext week’s meeting
will be held witJi Miss ^Lula M.
Lattimore.
SOCIAL CL OB MEETS
Hhe Hillsiae High Social
Club held its last regular meet
ing at the home of Herbert
the presid
'Hie topic
‘Youth
at Home.”
discussion
president who
othe'' members
meeting ai ilie home -ai,^rs.
Uixi>n at 904 Pine, Street with
Mrs. UernetOe Howard as h‘os-
tua. The following members
wi'fe deUgflted with the delicious
three course service.
Misses Elixat>«'v£ Davis, Bea-
trRu Clark; Rochel Couch, Mr,
and Ml'S. Slmt>n Little; Mr, and
Mrs. Melvin Adams, Mrs. Fran
cis Burt; Henry Camel Jesse
Jac]cson and Winsion PmcocIc.
IN EDENTON
Misses ^Iriez Holley and l oris
Holloway‘are "vacationing" in
Edenton, N. C.
Mias Holley, whose home
is in Edenton, has 4»««n Mias
Holloway** guest on Elisabeth
Street for se’feral weeks, and
endeared herself to numerous
friends while her*.
RETURNS
Miss Flossie E- Dunstan h**
returne3 home after spending
an enjoyable vaca'tion ^ the
iW|rld’s Fair aa welF as i^
in Morristown, Summitt and
Montslair N. J.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans
had a delightful time visiting
relatives and friends in Lumber
toti during the week end of
July 29.
FROM GOLDSBORO
Visiting in Durham Monday,
July 31 were Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Lewis of G^dsboro who
were the guests of 'Rev. Lewis’
liother, Mrs. Martha Lewis on
Dowd Street. They were accom
panied to the city by their son
and two daughters.
JOINS HUBBY IN N. J.
Mrs. C. C. Spaulding left the
city Tuesday morning to join
her huiiband in Attlantic City,
N. J. , ,
SPEND DAY IN TOWN
H. Mayo and Archie Ste
vens of ^PanvilleJ^ " Va. former
rasidents of Durham spent
Monday here.
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
AS IHLWHUL lUHNS
r
MISS StAEA RK^HARDSON,
graduate 1939 cliVs Chester
Penn. High school who in a
competitive test won this year’s
scholarship awarded 4>y Nation
al Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa,
teacher’s sorority. Mi?s Rich-
ar3»on plans to attend Slate
Teachers cofiege In West Ches*
ter, Penna.
BACK HOME
Misses Irene and Callie Mid-
gette h»''® -reUirnei home after
spending two Weeks with rela
tives and friends in Stanford,
Conn. and l^ew York ^City.
ATTENDS FUNERAL
Mrs. Lula Goodiae whd left
the city Juiy 17 for Rutherfood
Madison and New York City,
returned home Satu.vax July
29 to attend the' funeral of her
brother in law^ Albert GoodRte.
TO THE BEACH
Willie Green and Miss Margie
Pettiford spent the 'weekend
of July 28 in Norfolk ¥ihere
they enjoyed the sweet bieeze
and sunshine . o£ . the Ocean
Breeze Beach. -
^Y DAISY M. MA\0
WHAT PRiC'Ji; PARAaimj? Life today, it not only
and earnest’ ^ut ^acided pain in the nack.
We’ra all worried and nagged trout>lad and tenac. Ws’rn ;«iwayu
gratiitul^ta anyone wbo will, make the things seem lasier, peopia
who will back up our alibu bolster up our ilatering self esieeiu.
Never, m snort, nave parasites ibeen ao precious.
SiPliAKiiSU O'U' NATU16E Nature has lU own little way of
getting yuu to pertorm as she wisbe*. Sbe ia an expert «t giving
you a snot oi dope and you never suspect. When you are t>o slow
aiiout getting at her work she Just givaa y°u an extra *hot of ad
renalin. Xnen away you go. Your heart atarta to pound, your vis
ion clears, you feel physically stimulated and you decide you can
liak the world.
you have felt thia extra strength. You have acted in a way
that suiiiriaes you when an emergency arises. You can leap out of
danger, can lift a happy load yorf can do things that you n»ver
dreamed you could do and you get a 'big kick out of doing them.
K)EiaPlNG BUSY Just keeping busy im’t enou|fh. You must
•have somebody to keep you busy. Sonjebody to love, somebody
to love you enough to go through anything in the world for you—
and with^j;ou. Somebody who reauy caraa what you do, aomebody
to depend upon—and sometoody depend upon you.
THE MEASURAPICE OF UFE
Life should be measured by loss and not by gain,
Not iby the water of which you drink, ».ut by the water of
which you pour forth; *
Love’s streagth stand# in love’s sacrifice.
He who suffers most has moat to give.
lalao a memJ>er of the Pruden
tial committe of the American
I Board of Foreign Missions.
Mrs. Bush hAs a winning per
sonality a love for girls, great
resourcefulness as a leader and
yn excellent experience foi her
new position. It is fully believed
that the Girls’ dorimtory will
be a very happy home foi the
adolescent youth.
Mrs, E. H. Rush
New Dean At - .
Kings Mountain
IN CXCIFORNIA
JL J. Spaulding left the city
latrt Tuesday for Los Angers,
California, where he will spend
his vacation. Mr. Spaulding,
local buainess and insurance
man, expe^ to-4»e out on the
sunkist coast for aeveral mon
ths.
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RETURN FROM SEACH
John Melvin Turner and
others have returned home uf-
ter spending a few days al the
bcttcn.
Alexander Baiibee, accompani
ed by Miss Pearl Byrd laotorad
to :k.i..k FilJay n..ht July 2g
where they spent a delightful
weekend on the beach.
ILL ....
Friends will regret to know
that Hiss Janat L. Williams f
Pettigrew Street is ill In Lin
coln Hospital. We hope for (ler
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. CHiarUe Little
spent the past week end with
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Laws.
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- Part of O.K. Ferrell
" Estate
Suib-divided into Home Sites and Small Tracts. .For the Best Colored People.
Located on Fayettevifle St.
DURHAM,-N. C.
Just beyond North Carolina Coll ege. Also close to the Du rham Graded School and churches. We feel like this is some of
th*e Fest property offered at auction to tlie best colored people in years. KIM VU "
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10:30 A. M.
CONCERT
WE ARE GIVING AWAY
A FREE LOT
AND A NUMBER OF OTHER VALiUABLE PRIZES.
prop«rt]r to thow thu property to tlia Pr»> p«cti*« Puraba*«r«.
iUfradu^aats and Eat* Fiirni*h«4 by Mr*. P*ttl* J«ffari«t o» A* grounds.
Sold'On Eaay Terms.
HILL * JCMDiaON, S«lli>c A«Mt«
THOMAS BR6tHER3,“%nctioBa«i«
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C-—
Students and friends of Lincoln
Academy are happy over ^the
appoinment of .Eleanor
H. Rush' as dean ' of Girls^ at
this institution.
Mrs. Rush is the wife of the
Rev. Charles F. Rush pastor of
the First Congregational Church
of Charlotte. She is a graduate
of Straight College, which was
located in New Orleani' and
now is a part of Dill^d Univer
sity. Additional study has been
done by Her at’’Chicago Seinln-
ary.
For five find a half years
Mrs. Rush served as Extensiop
worker for the Congregational
Church of Charlotte. She is a
graduate of Straight College
which was located in New Or-
leapji,' and now is a part of
Dillard University. Additional
study has been done by her at
Clficago Seminary.
For five years Mrs. Rush
served as Extension worker for
the Congrational church Ex
tension Society—working more
directly ii;i Georgia »and the Car-
linas. She is now a member of
the Phyllia Wheatley Branch of
the YWCtA of Charlotte mi4
chair man of the Branch. Her
position as President of the North
Carolina Missionary Union gives
her memlbership ift the National
President’s organixfl'tion. She is
Not only Is this tb« bathing nit
seaaon but skirts are gradually get
ting shorter and shorter so that even
if we shun' the b>achea our lega are
subject to scrutiny. Judgibg from
appearances, many of us think, aa
l^gy did In the dark ages, that toga
are limbs and should kept wall
under cover. Unfortunately, how
ever, they aren’t kept under cover
and what meets the eye-, as a reanlt,
is sometimes hardly pleating.
IExerclco Will Impr^ Ltflt
For the majority of os, «xerclse
I la the most important factor la leg
beauty. One of the most effective
[ exercises both., for the girl with too
heavy lefi^ «nd the girl whose legs
need building up is bicycling. Bi
cycling pots muscle where it belonga
and takes off unsightly lumps of fat.
it’i good for tiie hips and stomach,
to9, ar.i Is an all-round healthful
exercise. If you haven’t a blcycl^,
however, and can't arrange to rent
ur borr6w one, the same exerciae
can be taken by lying on your back
and working your legs in blcyA
fashion In the air. llils isn’t as
much fun as actual bicycling bnt
as far as rortecting the flgur« goes,
It serves the same purpose.
The skin on yonr lega, toOr.U IPv
portant, whether you go In for
shorts and swim suits or mer^
sheer stockings. Scrub your lega
f hard with a brush to stimulate the
{ circulation and elough off dry,
flakey ikin. If the skin Is ezcesslva-
ly dry, Mpeclally after exposure to
the ann, a little cream rubbed Into
the akin and allowed to remain wlU
tialp correct thla condition.
Hair M L«|« Qhould Be Removed
An4* then there'* the matter of
•nperfhiotis hatr on the legs. Noth
ing detracts from the mppearance of
the IH* more than unsightly hair.
The way you remove the hair ia a
matter personal preference, but
the point ia—remove it! There’s al
ways the aiinpie razor, quick, easy
to use and effective. Then there are
the paste depilatories which seem to
melt away the hair at first nslngi
Or you can rub It off with emery-
board-llke contrivances. There ts
also a wax which removes the hair
very effectively when nsed by pro-
feaslonals and by some ffw, ama
teurs who are proflclearT|t th'fi^rt ’
Remember thkt yoor lega are al
most half of yonr body. Oet to
werk oa them at once. can
Btftke or break the whole.
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