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Tin eAlioLmA timii •atur0ay. iiiv. i«i i«m
NEWS AfiOJHD
DURHAM
TO VISIT IK NEW YORK are corJially igviUd.
L«urm Ahiton left the 6 i t y| An addrtissi will be ^iven
FVldaji Aufuiit 25 enroute tujA v-iy s|)vatk«)r.
' N. Y. wh«re she will apcod tome
time atudying.
ENROUTE TO NEW YORK ,
' ^n. Bessie McLiturin anti
two daugkteni, - Eva and iithel
te^v the city FriUay afternoon
enroule to New York whern they
will Visit relative! and^ .t h e
World’a F»ir. „ ,
TO VISIT IN KINSTON.
Mrs. Etta M.
cify left ^a^fliB^y^^truit ^6th
•urout« toJKmaton wbero she
wilt BpcBd two watka viiitinR
rciativaa.
SEWSBOY RETURNS HOME-
Hoy Crawford, CAEOLINA
T1M£S newsboy h«i returned
homa ytec apendiny „ JKaek’a
racation visiting in New York,
.y^ % Joseph Lyoos haa retarned
hone after spending: most of
the hot sDmmer montha with
his brother in Whitaken, N. G.
Lawrence Lightner vaa ^ recent
viutor in the city.
lir. 'and MJT. "Jimmie WilliamI
rtaidenU of Portsmouth Va. and
relatives of Iienry Lyoaa called
by to Visit tSe Lyons family
winie enronte to Chapel Hill,
‘ N. C. ^
^ilUam Fuller passed away,
WSSnesday Au^st 2Srd. He
leaves: two aon,a one daoght(.r
" and one son in law: William
Fuller Jr., Leuis Fuller Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Gardner of Wash
ington as well as relatives in
^.geclyr Mount ^ Mr. and Mrs.
rWr. and Mr*. James Reaves
and father B. Atwater, have re!
turned to the city after spend
ing. a week at the Nation’s
Capitol with Uie aunt of Mrs.
. Reaves and the sister of Mr.
BMvea. I^eir anat, Mrs. K. J.
Braham ^nd aon ^^ts;e H, Bra
ham have returned to Durham
with them.
Mrs. S. O. Fitsgei*ald left the
city Wednesday foi^,New York
to yuit her sister.
Misa Theodosia Cotton has
retuqKd to the city after spend
ing a 'few days in Charlotte.
The Aid Age' Assistance Asl
aotiation of Durham County
calls a meeting in the Courthouse
IB - Durham Connty .'Sunday even.
^ in^ Sept. 10th at 3 o’clock. All
membere an? general public
'hOMil auAJn .. ..
All'S. Mary Fiances Curtis and
ilaruid Joynui- relumed to their
home ou Mureland Avn. after
visiung Mrs. Cuitis’ sister, Mp
Maliye of New York.
VISITS SISTER .... . . .. —
Juineii Dai'w^Ui ul 'i'aylurvili/t
IH. returned to his*^ hdme Friday
ing after visiting his slater,
Maty i>urwiii SSc^i'field of 40b
I’owe Street. -
VISIT BEACH ..
Mrs Georgia Taylor, Miss
Uuth Sl^h^s and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Johnson spent thv
week end at Ciiowan Beach, 14.
C.
.Mrs.-Mary Satterfield and her
brother Jawea Darwin of^ litylor^
ville, 111. motored to William*
stun last week where they spent
a few days with their sister Mrs.
J. J>, Stade.
Miss 2elmd'^. Jones is visiting
ftkndft in Littleton, H. C.
William Henry Jones, College'
Inn proprietor, returned from
*New York City Isat Friday.
Mrs. Lotti'e Evans of 607
t^yetteville Street spent last
week end in Winston Salem
visiting friends. ' ♦
THE KINGDOM SEFKESS
CLASS of the Mount Vernon
Baptiiit ChurclT^'Sunday School
has' announced that its mem
burs will sponsor the presenta
tion of a picturesque “HOUSE
Ci?AT” • wedding on Monday i
night ^ept. ll a^ 8 p. ni/for
tlie behelTE 61 tlje building
fund. Mrs. Carrie Barnes and
Mrs. Annie L. Filmore are
directors of tae “wedding.”
A ProMiimrt Bushmss
WonKm Prai90s Mim.C J.
Wolctr’s Frtparotioiis
COLLEGE, ORANGEB URG, SOUTH CAROUHA
SOUTH
CAROUNA
4
(X) Hodge Hall, Chemiat.-y and
Agricultural Building
(i2) New air view of campus
('3) 4 5 Activities in the Agri
idl&kltilM
cultural and Trade Divisions.
PJtBlOB, ATTENDS FAIR
Rev, J. H, Tucker, pastor of
the St. Joseph CM£ Church left
Raleigh last Thursday for New
York City for g vacation. He
will attend the World’s Fair and
will return to .Chapel Hill around
the 10 of Sept?
GUEST SPEAKER ..
Rev. Mathey of Durham, pastor
of St. Matthew Church was the
guest speaker Sunday morning
at SWJoseph CM£ Chureh.
HUfm Vera Fearington hui re-
turifed home from Moxville, N.
C. where she has Been visiting
her mother.
GIRL SCOUTS IN CAMP .
Captain Brewington an^ the
Girl Scouts of Troops 20 and
21 left for camp, at Efland
Tuesday evening Aug. 29.
This is the first time that
the Colored Girl Scouts of
Durham have be^n camping and
it is hoped that they will have
a wonderful time with their
outdoor cooking and many
ot^er acfi^tiea.
went on this
The girls who
camping trip are:
Miasea Dotis Cameron,
Watkins^ Dqcja Greene, Rutlli
Allmond, Doreatha Watkins^
Mildred Malette, Laura Henr^
Katrina tatuau. Bimiinfr Fostei>
Margaret Foster.
• CARD OF^TJlANKSy
WE WISH to thank our friendly
for the many kindness shown
us during JJxe illness and death
of our daughter and sister
Miss Bennie Stewart,
BENJAMIN STEWART -
MISS MAJPT STEWART
married in Chester South Caro,
llna August 29, 1921 eighteen
years by Rev. Ayers.
Chapel Nill
MEN'S CLUB RENDERS
PROGRAM
THE gXCETSiOR CLUB ol
the Saint Joseph CME Church
composed of a group of young
men rendered a proffram Sunda.v
ntght August '27. The Diamond
quartette of, Durham randered
music. President of this elub is
Kenston' Cotton. Thomas Cotton
is treasurer.
ATTENDS .CONVENTION^. -
Miss Firnetta Bynum haa re-*
turned from Burlington where
she represented the Usher Board
of the St. Joseph CMiS Church
at the Interdenominational Ush.
^rs Association in its annual
session. i
^EST
Mrs. Grace Sorrel of Baleigh
is the guest the hom* of her
sUter Ifn. "Mattie FearisKton of
this rity. She will return to
Raleigh the latter part of t ,h e
IN GREENB80R0
Isaac Edwards spent Sunday
afternoon in Greensboro visiting
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PER^NALS (DURHAM)
MIm th>^hy Shepard 1ms reu
turned to Ksi Univemitj^ after”
a ‘short viau with her mother,
Mrs. C. n. Shepard.
Mra. 'DaTis....aa irisit-
iitg her aister,\^s. I^ttie Hufh
es of Sallsbury^Nv^C.
Rev. C. D. ISlanley'V^^ return
ed from a trip to Ne^ York
City in company ^^ifh his mothe^(4
Mrs. Glover of. Philadelp
is visiting the home of Mrs.
ffv'^Shepard.
Mrs. Mae Withers, formerlyX
of Durham, N. C. was visiting
in fne'~city iSSt" week.
.Cr,ngcccccc ccc> ,w M M M
and Rev. Bass pastor of the
First Baptist CTTiSrcTi ~In ’Relds-
ville, is conducting revival ser^
vices for Rev. 'Morgan.
TOURING N. C. .... ..
1 use Mme. C. J. Walker’s
preparations exclusively be
cause I get results from them
that I am unable to get from my
otEier preparation.” stated a well
known-business woman the
ottierday^. ^ »
Hie secret of the remarkable
aiicocss of Mme. C. J. Walker's
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the'late
M^am C. J. Walker to' reach
ontain definite conations of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirtjr^ve years oa
tbdl^lBarket. they are growing
inirea^gly popular, and not-
withstazMling the. fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on .these goods,
they are still in demand every-
wdtere. p
Mme. C. J. Walker’s Glossfaie,
although- more than thirty-flve
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
aervesas aaOBp oQ, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloes^iat a the delict
of every woman,
Mme. C. J. Walker's Brown
Face Powder is iiot Just another.
ftee Powder, but is the result o(
jwati of experimenting to pro
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetldte softness and at the
aaoae timf cooling and refresh
ing, Just the thing fM- time hot
day^ -
The Mne. C. J; Walker’s won-
•*11 pBtoarations are sold by
Walker Beautieiuis and Drug
$tctm everywhere, or you can
The Maw. C. J. Walker
^ y, direct. AddrMs:
IMtnf Itwilan.
THE MINNIE C. LYON
Missionarjr Circle of the Mount
Vemoji Baptist Churcfc held a
short meeting M(%iday night*
August 28, to receive the^ re.
port of visits madeuto the sick
and money given for. charity.
According to reports 14.. jviaits
were mad^^nd $1.60 was donat
ed for charity. This short meet
ing was closed with prayer and
ainginf^. Dt* the idieme sdng:
“Endure Me With Power Today
^Visiting this meeting were
ReVi,...and Mrs. Morgan, Bev.
V. E. Brown, and Rev. F. 0.
Basf.‘~Rey. Morgan is-pastor of
the 'Baptist Church,
Mra. Eliaabetih Carrington
pieft Monday for Wilmington
where she wiU spend a. few days.
Later she will visit friSpKls in
LumJ|erton 4*>d Maxbon *1iefore
‘ retvrning to her home in Dur-
haaa. , ^
IN NEW YORK
Mias Connie M. 'Truitt left
Durham Saturday night Augrust
26, for a short vacation in New
York City. She expecta to re^ttJF^ —
next Friday.
No need to be a Sh#locE "
To-find the iSings you need
Just shop'our advertisers;
They “'will w^come ydli, indeed.
"MISS OKJLAHOMA CITY''
flowers. While the guests were
"plaj^ng" g"amiS“'punch'w
ed. The two receiving prizes
. were Misses Johnson and- Stan-
I ley. Sherbet and cake was serv
H ed.
Miss Estelle ,Thorpe of Pine
THE HILLSIDE H 1 G
SOCIAL CLUB held their regu.
lar meeting August 17, 1939 at Steeet has returned to the city
the home of Walter Barna, 414
Pine Street. Mr. Hines presided
over the meeting. Thos% j?re,
sent were delightfully served a
variety of sandwiches, punch,
peanuts and candy. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Afdi^l Greepie 618
Dupree^ Streef, Ai^usj^22, 1939.
is spending the week
Durham
end in
Wilmington and °n his return
home he will visit /rends in
Goldsboro.
return from fair
Misses Mary Louise and
Margaret Stephens returned.^ to
their home" on Powe Street
Saturday after spending t h e
past,two weeks visiting New
ifork City.* ' . ;
Mrs. Florence Jones and child
ren, Elisabeth, Lena and Ro
bert returned to their honie. on
Powe Street after visiting Mrs.
Ljw^y Brown of Farmvile, who
is a sister in law of Mrs. Jones.
MRS. HENRY HOLMAN —J
FETES VISITORS
Mrs. Henry HoJraan enter |
tained at
Stirept.ij^jj^-a'irecent evening ^Jn
honor )f 'her
Addie Hayera and Pauline Syann
from Johnson City Tenn. and
Miss Mary Lee Mills, R. N.
from Weldon N. C.
TKP rooms of the Holman
after spending a" seven ‘ day va
cation with 'her sister in New
York City.
RETURNS FROM N. Y.
Miss Lula Mae Pai*ke. an(f
Mrs. Nannie Roberts have re
turned to the City after -spend,
ing the past week in New York
City visiting the Holt family
at 116 Street. While there they
attended the World’s Fair. The^
^tB5-?5eirr^'Tr6«r“Mi~fn“
ad€lphia with brothers, Mr. and
Walter barker ' and Gar.
land Parker.
There will oe a baby popular
ity contest, HeTd at St. M a r k
A£ip Zion Cliurcb on Friday
night Sept. i at eight o’clock.
A prize will Ife given to the
most popular baby. .
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
STUDENT IN PA.
Paul A. Green, N. C. College
student (, left the city Thursday
night, August 'SI, to visit a sick
relative in iWladelpiha, Pa., Mr.
Green is a'^Tlifember of the
Scrollers Club of Alpha Kappa
Chapter of Kappa Alpha ,Psi
BEAUTY PLUS BRAINS
her home, 608 Gxay-jY ^ stated that , -r v. o
' f . , irames were played. The
he intends to become *a- member »
of te- fraternity*’tbia fall
■^Misses Kathryn and* Dorothy
Toole gave a surprise ^arty lor
theif mother on her eighteenth
wedding anniversary* 'Tuesday., J.
August 29. '
. 'The guests met at the home
of Mrs.*' Walker Farrington 401 i
Pekoe Avenue at 8:00. The |
guests left the hom^ ot Mrs. f
FamngCon an3 1came’ up
Mrs. Toole’s and were seated .
quietly-! in, the living room.
When sh^ cam'e to answer the
door they shWeted_her
gifts.
The friends who' i^ped Mrs.
Toole to celebrate were Mes-
dames Roxie Davis, Lill Farr_
ingtpn, Mary Ray, Plassie Har
ris, Edna Lambeth Irene Gates
Lyda Wray, Winella.y. Peddy,
Garling Lambeth, Alberta Walk
er, Eva W«ody^__ Consuela M.
Foreman, Margaret; Sheaiiin',
Roxie Rowland, Etihel Berr^ thematiis at the June commence jNew Orje^ns
Margaret Samuel^ Isadore Micn^, the tfniv'ersity of Michi'
aux and Betsy Mills.
For entertainment, Chinese
checkers, bridge, .and other
MISS MAJORIE LEE of Mem gan. She is instructor in
phis Tenn. was the r^cipRnt of jthematics and health education
j a.Master’s Degree in Pure Ma_|for girls at Gilbert “Academy in
GOING TO NEJV YORK
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards
are leaving Frtday for Neiv York
City to attend the World’s Fair.
home were
ted with cut' TKey will retui*n aroupd Sept. 10.
refreshme.nts served, wea»& ice_
or'eam and cakes. Miss Alma
IJerndon ihelped thfe Misses
Kathryn and Dorothy, Toole act
as Hostesses and- helped plan
entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Toole
^£wru/n^
SPOiMsoRro By
LARIEUSr BFAUTU FOUNDATION
^ e r e
NEGROART
Tke Itittue iMaly int nliblMiil b)r
M« Gedcfroy MiMfictttog Coapiiiy t* ttndy aMthodi
•( praMfviig \wwta^ attmi bMntr, nd ta nuk*
Ifee NMtti «f tkb NMMck ivslMIt 10 the paUk.
MISS LONIiErFA JOHNSON | designated by the Oklahoma
When the Hation#il Negro City Negro Business league
Business lea^rue convened dn j “Miss Oklahoma. City.” In a
Oklahoma Monday, the deleg-s.-c«ntest stages by seven beauti-
ates assembled were greeted by
t,he ch^g’ming and very capable
Miss Lonieta Johnson, employe
of the Black Dispatch Publish
ing company, Mira Johnson was
ful girls. in the “Sooner” capitol
Mim Johnson edged $60 ahead
of her nearest contestant, Miss
Evelyn Clark, raising the neat
sum of $366. CANP)
VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOM
109 ^0*ni MAhfGUR STREET
Awnings, Tarpaulins Tents. Trucic ^OveiB, Cots, Bags
Venetrian Blinds Pic tures Frames.
Camping Equipment. Shades
Wxie Awiiing Co.
INDUSniY*’
The Labor Day week-«id ii tipon
ns and u.nless we have been tmusual-
wise and careful, there arei a vast
number of repairs to*bff^idren t»re
of before the fall aeason sets In.
Let’s start with the face. (The
chailees are the summer «m hasn’t
I.one it any good. The texture of
M)c skin Is coarsened, there are a
,ood many new squint Unei around
oyes, and the color Is nottc^bly
nker. A series of good facials,
uiien professional or at home, will
,0 lar towards improving the skin,
i jt a good cleansing cream and a
good #lght cream and use them both
regularly. You’ve got to Ret at this
and atlck with it unleis you want
i nu’lstmas to find you still lodclng a
!>:t ragged.
Re-Coodltlon Voui* Hair
" now about the condltl(^^ JOTW
•lair? Did yon, as 1 sugi^Med early
TTtlia summer, rememMr to keep It
■ vvered when yon were In the^pm
Ol- auysjength of time or did 'Jrou
’ng your bat aside with careless
niiandon-while relaxing on the
ijach? If you did, your hair Is
irohnbly dry as straw and streaked
a thousand different shades. So
you’ll have to get to woA on iLtoo.
A series of oil tiiampoo* Krill help,
or, if you prefer, oil can be rubbed
into the’ scalp and left thera over
night and then removed with a good
shampoa In cases of extreme dry
ness this latter coane will probably
be mote effective. A good hair col
oring will cow any streaks and
give your hair its natural-looking
hue while watlag for nature to take
Over.
Start brushing your hair again
too. You’ve probably, neglected II
shamefully daring the heat of tb«
summer. You can’t expect to have
shiny, healthy hair if yon don’t five
It the proper attention.
Soften Rough Hands
Tour bands, too, are likely to be
rough and dry and tl^ cntlcle
around yoftr nails ragged-looking.
Get a hand-'telion and use It every
time you wash — every tintjj, mind
you, nbt Just when it happens to be
eonvenient
Give your tibows ‘a break, too.
The summer hasn't done themsany
good either. Bough looking elbows
are an eyesora at any season ef 4he
yeaf. Whenever it is at all possible,
rub a little lotion Into them.
Set about yeur sscondltioning at
once. Every day that you don’t look
your best is a d^ wasted.
Whdt we yysr btMly prch-^
^lems? Writ* Marie Downing;'
tarieufi Beauty fTounJatkmf
Room North fourth
St., St. Lotdt, Mo., and, the wttl^ ‘
be ^td to answer them. Be ntrr
to enclose 'a 'self-aidretsei
stamped envdope.
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