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CLASSMATES GIVE MORGAH SEND OFT
SHOWN sbove Is a gr^up of i Reading from left to r.‘|rbt:|preaiden/ stu()ent council; Jack-
•tudent* who met at the In-1 Samuel Hunteri Esther Dyson, I W|Uiami; and Jirfnes Slater,
atituet airport to wish JEugeney'MiM West Virginia”; Harry I publicity dlrecaor. . *
Morgan Godapeed on his ilight I Lee, editor etdlege paper; Eo^ I
to Neiw York. Igene Moi^n; A. E. Corbin,I
CHARLOTTE
MRS. BESSIE HARDY, EDITOR TELEPHONE
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MISS BOXY STINSON was
hostess to aibout 20 guests last
Thursday at ^ the Private Club
House on Martin Street. Danc
ing was enjoyed and later re
freshments were served.
THE BLU& BIRD CLIjB en
tertained thdt!* friends at the
Privatle Cluib I^uae Piiday
night. Contract 4>ridge and
dancing were enjoyed during
the evening.
RUFUS KIRKPATRICK of
Mlartin tStreet, formerly of!
Charlottee, making hia
home in New York spent Thanks
giving in the city with his rela
tives on Martift' St..
MESSIRS ARCHIE NIXON of
East First Street and^ J. Knox
went on a Twill ng trip tff Port
Mill, ^ S. C. Thanksgiving.
MrfJSDtAMES MARTHA
MOORE of East First Street
and A’bie Massey of E i*l 7th
St. have returned to the city
from Winslon-Salem, where they
spent. Thanksgiving with their
sister.
MEMBERS OF THE PICK
WICK BRIDGE CLUB their
wives and s^ethearts were en
tertained at a cocktail party at
the home of Sir. and Mrs. Harry
Mills on Frazier Avenue Wed
nesday evening. The coiektail
party preceedcd a dinne.* party
at West Charlottee High School
whi»re the memibers and gueats
dined and danced. Arthur 'Grier
welcome the guests for the chib,
Mrs. L. P. Harris reapondKd on
behalf of the wives. Miss Mary
Lee Cousar for the sweethearts.
Roy Perry was toastmaster.
THIE OARLOTTE MEDICAI^
ASSOCIATION and the Ladies
Auxiliary entertained at a three
tfou|-se Turkey dinner Wednes
day evening at the Privats club
house. Special guests were
Prof. Clinton Blake and Mrs.
Louise Martin Whfte~*ol“ Ashe^
ville.
MR. AND MRS. N. G ED
WARDS were hosts gt » lovely
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday
afternoon at their home on
Beatties Ford Road honoring
Mr. and Mes. John Lyles. The
home had fall flowers arranged
through out, and the dinning
room table was* graced in the
Popular Movie Actress Aids in Campaign
glna her part In flfljttlns tubarculeala l« Mildred Qovar, serean avtreaa^
T who li otw of tha early purfhaaera of Chrlatmae Sealfc •'
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(A^HJ(UL!V.TB3D IJEGRO PRESS)
FOR BEST THEBE IS IN BARBER
WORK 33LLL AT—
THE CRYSIjM>>AIUIER SHOP
Four mastera parbera to give you quick ^nd cMr-
teous service wii^ a amila Closing hours from ^on-
4»y through ^huritJay 8 a. m. to 9 p. n?. FVlday
and Saturday 8 a. ». Hijllfao p. m. Please
early y°“*' work,
•IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
Cry stal Barber Sh op
706 FAYETTEVIUJS ST.
J. S. SHIPMAN. Prop.
center with a bowl of yellow
and white Chrysanthemuam-i
•^W. P. MAX.ONB of East 7th
Street returneu to the city after
spending Thanksgiving in Dur
ham where he attended the
football game between N. C.
College^and A & T. Mr. Malone
is a prominent North Carolina
College alumnus.
PERRY METZ returned to
the city Friday frott Edito Is
land, where he spent Thankagiv
ing with his parentis. Mr. Metz
is a student qI Johnson C. Smith
University.
MRS. EL.LA BROWN of Oak-
lawn Avenue la in New YorR
visiting her daughter Mis« D,
Brown. ■
FRoF: iAMD TSIRS. c. j
John&on and Miss Louise Spears
motored t» Florida for 7 hunks-
giving.
HENRY 4 M. JENKINS of
Heath Mass. ' has enrolled In
Woods-Morgan Banber College.
THE COLORED EMPLOY
EES of Belks department store,
held their apnual banquet Tues
day night, November 21 at the
Private CWb House on Martin
Kalelgli Zetas
ElfllertaiD
RALiaOH — To u»h«r in
th« 'ntanksgiTlng aeaaon, Zetaa
•atertained tffeir huifcandR and
gueete at a bridge dansante in
the dining room of the Arcade
Hotel.
The room waa attraclively
decorated with multicdored
autum leaves, branches, apraya
of corn atalka with a glimpse
of bright colored turkeys as
aigns of Thankagiling.
The early hosra of the even
ing were apent playing bridge
with Mra. Louiae Perrin winn
ing of the h'igti aeore prizes; J.
filunt winning hig4i acore prise
for the male guest an I Mrs.
Alice Thomaa winning the prize
for low aoo/a.
Mita H. Nora Evan* preMded
at the punch powl and ac^ed as
general hostess for the evening.
of the riiareh. Sba
recahrcd a niMttr of urta dg«ra«
from Tea^hens* Collafc. Colam-
bia Vnlranltr hi vMaonne!
after WadiiBf-
ton mate CoIle««. Sh* wia bom
in Iowa, ttvinc there thvugh her
high achool daya wben aha went
to the Northweet.
In eonjuiKtlon with hat pro-
•Utf MIm kas 0«ffeUBiiow
f«a.iioatl work m the B«t>oB«l
ly jwniad rMpoaaibilKi«« with
the N«fr To?k CHy YWCA •* •
Toluntaer waiter. a
CnUtLIE HOLLOWAY re-
Mains ill at bb home on Dowd
fitnet. , We wi«h for , him a
recovery.
Durham Sick List
OF mas MASr.talwa
L* ill at her'hom*> 10.5 C^hn St.
Mr^fs E.Mir*r AaKunr m iii
at her home ..n th#* Road.
Kmm jJkMBnRTH, loot
Third Street was «u
in oa Taaaday aigkt wm
to Dofca Hoe^tal to
uaderro an operation.
mtmw or j. r. pfEsrE
wer* (iaJ to a*« biai oat
after being iS for arreral Aayl.
A Prominent Business
Woman Praises Mme.C. J.
Walker’s PreparatioiH'
“I use Mme. t. J. Walker’s
preparations exclusively be
cause I get results from them
that I am unable to get from any
other preparation," stated a weU
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Mme. C. J. Walker’s
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam C. J. Walker to rea^
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirty^five years on
the market, they are growing
increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that tt»e
has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods;
they are still in demand every
where. 0
Mme. C. i Walker’s Gloaalne.
although more than thtrty-flve
years on the market. Is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil, but it givn
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that u the delight
of every woman.
Mme. C. J. Walker’s Brown
Pace Powder is not just another
Pace Powder, but is tha ^ult of
s^me time CQoling and refry
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
Tlie Mme, C. J. Walker's v^on-
derful pr^rations are sq}} by
Walker Beautician!! and Prug
Stores everywhere, or yo« can
Write Th« Mme. C. X Walktr
Mfg. Company, direct. Addren:
The Walicer Building, Indian
apolis, Indiana.
YWCA
Notes
MISS UUAN am
ESPY VISITOR
Mias Lilian Espy staff member
of the National Board of the
Y«u^ Women’s Christian A»-
sociations in New Yoi4c who ia
particularly fntereated in the
Work of the personal bureau,
waa a visitors at the • YWCA
the weekend of Pecember first.
The Executive .Board met her at
lunch on** December
At thia time the'' discussion
waa on unigue coreapon£ibility
of tile Volunteer and employed
staff for the YWK3A program
and the importance of leader
ship in the movement. On Fri-
da.y at 3 o'clock ahe worked with
Volunteers of the Harriet Tub
man Branch. Miss Eapy also
conferaed with meraribers of ..the
personnel committee relative to
local .Job analyses, and profes^
ionai atandarde.
Miaj^ Espy haa been placement
secretary for business and in
dustrial secretaries for t tf e-
greater part of her service with
the nationar*organization since
192i9. She is well acquainted with
the large group of young wo
men who are holding these posi
tions in all parts of the country.
In line with her placement
work sbe haa been keenly inter
eated in the broader aspects of
ooctipational opportunities for
women antf the relatlohsHlp bet *
ween vocational possiibiltiea in
the YWCA and other fields. No
small part of her worik is ptrti-
cipatiioA in discussion groups
and conferences .where person
nel standards and qualifications
are under consideration. Sne is
also intfereaited in conferring
with YWCA boards and those
volunteer workers who have the
responsibility of recruiting staff
members for community as
sociations, interpreting the need
for proper training and per»jn-
al equipment and deveh ping
personnel committees with an
understanding of the need for
a high quality of leadership in
the YWCDl.
Before joining the national
staff Miss Espy spent three and
a half years aa a com'munity
workw in a New York City
settlement under the auspices
St. Arthur S.nderson was
guest s|)eaker for the evening.
Hia wbjeefr was “-Faota about
•mployees.” He gave some very
fine points a few of therti were
“Cooperation ^f the empJoyeea”
“Fear _jo«r responsBbility," and
'Do your iob‘ treL’ Perry Davis
was toast master for the uffair.
46 employees attended the
(banquet. ~
Tfce colored YMCA partici-
pated in a great annual boy’s
day program "Sunday, November
2^th. Tlie YMQA had in the
line of march the following
boys clubs, Alexander St. School,
Bidkfleville, Blairview, Isabella;
W|icbe, Morgan^ Myers St.
Schools, Second Ward HY club,
Phalanx Fraternity, and the
Plato Price High School band
rendered music.
MISS JOHNNIE M A E
GiLAODEN of Baldwin Aienue
waa gue^t of honor at a I'urkey
dinner Thursday, ^t the home of
Andrew Watson.
mbs: HAZEL HAWKINS
MEARS entertained at a dinner
party Sunday evening at her
{home on Mill Road, honoring
^^er W9ek »nd gue^ Miss Laura
j fall flowera. Civers
were laid for ten.
J REV. AND MRS. PRINK of
South Port N. C. will be in the
elty visiting wntH after Christ-
mat. Revs and Mrs. Frink arli
the house guests o^f their
danghters, Ifeidatnea Carolina
Frink Davis, Grace Hill, Evelyn
of Stt
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