SOCIAL ITEMS
BYW.F. HOLLOWAY
MRS. 1>A2£L W1L£Y, oi «1«
6t JoMph Sa*e% and h*c two
KB* Harold «nd JCrtia WU«jr,
tii« latter bctec a atwab'ty of
Ml* CaroiiM limea will laava
tha «ity Saturday sight Dev. 28
for BioojiliSff Jstw York wbara
they b« the bouia guMt of
tbcr’iBatlieii and gra&dnothar
Mi*. Mary HoTmta.
ttlBL scour TROOP 21 will
rtnacr their annual ChriatBiaii
Carol b«rvica Sunday evrmnc,
Y;30 at St. Jotepb AM£ Churca.
Mrs. Walter J. l^eaiey l>irector
of Uirl Scouts of Durham will
anariiU tne Scouts. AU fricnda
cordia4y infited to witseaa
iita Scout program. Directing
tu pr^ram will be Liauta. 
Mionie il. (jilmer, Neil ilaJdwta,
Lucuie J, Hancock and L. W.
Jjuuer Caputin.
TM£ WLi££NlHI BIUOGE
CLUB met with Misa Felicia
Militr of Fuyettevitia Street on
Friday nignt Dec. l&th. AU
member* were present. Mra. friends. They were accompanied
Laur Bruce won first club priza by Miss Maggie Mayo aiao of
and Mrsl Alma ' Thompson won' this city.
2nd priie. The evening was en-jl«itti« Meriyn and Berlyn Jones
ioyed by all. oi Raleigh are spending
HONOiilNG MISS UNDA day vkiting their littia
3AbS on her birthday, Mins lola j Gracie Mae Jones ©n tha Raleigh
Greene entertained a few h ends!
Thursday mght atj Kyyles
L ■ church hpiu cbuuio j>bu>
24th.
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MISS ESTELLE BURTON
•pent a faw days Sn BalMmore
vlstting her aunt who is ill.
MISS MARIE HACKNfiY of
Chapal Hill was tha charming
guaet of Mr. and Mrs, C. C.
[ielioway on Saturday Dceem*
oer 18th. Miu Hackney is a
student of the Damascus School
of wWch Mrs, Holloway Is in-
stractor. i
TOE JOLLY “A" CLTJ3 of
Oak Grove Free Will Bi>ptist
Church Tuesday evening at 6
p, m. at tha church. Tha elec-
ton of olficeri was in fores and
they have ^he sama cabinet for
the New Yaar. •
THE YOUNG MEN’S'RELIGI
OUS CLUB of tha Oak Grove
F. W. B, Church met Mo|iday
night at the church at 6,*30. A
y«ry iivteresting discussion was
held.
MISS DAISY MAYO and Rev.
L. T. Teague both of thia. city,
motored to Richmond, Va. Sat*
day to visit relatives and
a few
cousin
BO ea^i inas iswiaty, aift.' ,.iN mi
for £ faw days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Toole of]^„,
4M Pekoa Avenue are happy to
announce the birth of « aon Ed-
wird Nall Toole, Jr., 1I2 pounds,
bora Taettlay, Decenrber 18.
Little Ruck
Church Holds
Homecoming
CiHARLOTTSE — l^a Annual I James Shoe Shop, Gran't Place,
Service at tha jBiggen 'Grocery, Maxwell Bros.
Little Rock AME Zlorf^ chflfCh c^, BoatliVrn
Sunday School on laat Sunday pwelity Mutual Insunance Com-
were largely attended, and » p»ny, Ben Atchenson Ica and
wonderful program was given, ^oal Company, Brevard
Re. H. E. Wilson is pastor of g^oke Shop, Carter’s
the church and E. S. Potts la
at a supper
pastor' ReV. G- E.
The Sunny Side 'Social Club
mat Tuesday night, tt>ec. 12th.
After the business meeting tha
club voted on giving the girls a
bonus. Those present were Mrs,
Sumage Richlfll^d, pres.; Miss
Lena Turner, treasurer; Miss!
Ethel Tsylor, see’y; Miss Gazelle
Trice, chairman of aocial com
mittee, Mias Sylvester Cain,
Business manager; Misses Oath,
erme Hazel, ^ Juanita jChavis,
M3i)nie Jefferson, and Sude
Williams. The club ended their
business year with a socinl. 
Tha former Miss Grace Town>
send Vulantine ts now Mrs.
Richard E. Justices ar« reeiding
at present gt 803 Maeklin St,
at the home of Prof. Leo Town-
send. The nuptials took place
December 2, 4S39 In Halifax,
Virginia.
Caddie WebBs, 54, of 601 Gray
street died fn Lincoln Hospital
Monday, De«. 18th, Funeral
services and interment w#r* hel4
Wednesday at tha Grove Hill
Cemetery.
Street
Shop, Carter's Lunch
OreafleM Cleaning and Laundry
superintendent of tha Sund^ Service, American Bfcle Society,
School. , Sacbnd Street Smoke,
Theme of the program was
"The Wayward Youth o f
lAmerica," and the auperli>ten-
dent challenged youth with a
strojpg speech. Musical numbers,
oration* and other features
marlced the program, outitand-
ing being orations by Master
Simpson Brown, Jr. George
Blackwell Jr. and Misa Rachel
Duren and a duet by^ Misiiea
Doris and Margaret Lowery.
Mrs S. D. Watkins, superin
tendent of the Adult Depart
ment was crowned “Might Little
Rock" having ralaed the highest
amount abov# the quota. The
Sunday School thanki th many
sponsors on the program whteh
contributed so much to *the
success of the Homcttotlng.
Sponsors were; The CAROLINA
TIMES, Lucielle Department
Store an4 Shoe Department,
M. B. Smith Jewelers, Grier
an(J Thompaoh Funeral Home,
Shop,
M^Kissick’s Shoe Shop, White
Swan, Patton's Sweet Shop, Sam
Williams Transfer W. P. Robin
s^ Funeral  ^Hiome, Orchild
‘Beauty Salon, Jim Louisj
‘AJejiJjinder iRccreaitional Parlor,
JVed Kemp’s Cafe, Busy Bee
cafe, Brooklyn Drug Company,
Pearson’s Barber Shop, Ideal
Continaed on p«g« fire
Pineville
BY WILLIAM GOItDON
PINBVILL, N. a 8p«:i»I —
On laA WadocMlay night,
D*c. 18th the member* of the
senior elaaa gar* m birt£da.y
party in Sonof
teacher J, H. Sannden in the
Home Bconomk Room. He had
his gueata Misses M. C. Sh«w,
W. J. Lone, L. R. RusmH, W, J,
GoMon aira C". A.'ChBholm.
A play entitlad “Chickieli.
Liftera Convention” waa given
at Pineville High School on
December 18th , The play was
^iraeCed by Misa L. It. RhsmIK
The High CJITodl Department
also sponVored in connection
with the play a popularity con
test from whfeR m huge crowd
t«ceived a well produced p«r-
formAoce. I
The members of tha senk>r i
clasa were oinked early in
tha fall of th'Si year. They have
aa their officers Wade Ferguson,
president, T^r« Miller, Vk«
PHtesident; Cucindo Morrow,
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Guest At NCC
I In
the attempt to promote
va * closer relations between th* sto-
of thair ^anch Hillside Park High
School ^and North Carolina Coll
age for Negroes, tha student
body o^'the College Invited tha
aaniov elaaa of the high sehool
ba gaeats of honor at a apedal
dent body Ulio Is alio «a
alunnua of RlUslde, pmmted
W. H, Cole, director of tSie
band.
The band opened tha program
with ona of tha college'^ pep
aongs "Sing Dem Bella’*; the
program at the college Wednea- •®®®®d number waa tha Collega
day afternoon, Dec.
the Hillside Band was
20 when
featured.
S. T. Artis, president uf the
student forum, presided over
the program and openel by j Town of Bethlehem,
atating the purpose of this pra- |plause was long and
Christmas
les Cobb,
program. Then Char-
A’esident of tha sttt.
Alma Maater wliich was follow
ed wHh "Lift Every Voles and
Sing.” Tha aacond grotip in
cluded two Christmaa numiber^
“Silent Nii^t" and *0 LIttIa
Tha ap-
loud for
tha next number. *‘Tha Beer
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Brevard St. Barber |
Shop ^
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$ day phone 8789
NIGHT phone s OlSf’
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On Diamonds, Watches—
S Jewelry Silverware, Men’s
a Clothing Typewriters Shat
Ouni, Musical Instn, And
ffi anything o# valeue.
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RELIABLE LOAN CO.
Charlotte’* Oldest A Larged
V 121 EAST TRADE
IC, W. Bobtis
801 EAST FIRST ST.
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Temple AMP Zion
her home on Pickett Street.! ^jld candle light tcrvicea
Quantities of flowers wet* ar- Sunday night^r December 24th,
ranged throughout the entire Special sermon will be preached
home which carried out tha by the new
Christmas motif with red and Modkins
silver color scheme predoffinat- j Music
consisted of: choir,
En- , Friends of little
glish peas, ct earned potstoes,
hot rciiso; butter and leaion pie | confi/ied
for dessert. The guest list in-jlJneuinonis, „ ♦ u j v
of Mrs. Plassie Jones is -‘inprov- *^ec- 18, weiT Iteld Friday, Dec.
very much after being .t Dillon. S. C. . W
Major* Bizzel
ing. The supper
Fried chickeni and gravy, ji.n-j , . t 2
I will be sorry to .le«wrn, that he «
to hia home with
Joseph Sherrell, 14 month-old
igfant, died Thursday, Dec. 14,
at the home of his parent. Fun
eral service were held Saturday
The publlte Is, invited I the home McLaurin Funeral
will be rendered by the | Home. Interment was in Grove
Hill Cemetery.
"YOU FURNISH THE HAIR WE DO IVE RESr*
Alexander’s
Funeral Home
Get your Shoes Fixed for XBIAS—Half s4es and Heels 1.00
Funeral services for Waymond
Earle, 43, of 611 South Street
who died suddenly Thursday,
up. Half Soles 7'6c up. fleels S5c and 50c
American Shoe Shop
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NEIGHBORHOOD
SERVICE STATION
Gai, Oil, Groceries tod
other Aecesories
1401 Beatties Ford Road
g C. W. WITHBI^, Pfop,„
323 S. BREVARD STREET
Day Phei^ 8431
Nigkl |>konM 3-8027—-3-S472
123 EAST FOURTH ST.
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eluded o/»y special
Miss Bass.
S AFTER ALL HAS BEEN SAId7, .7 " “ . “
. . .after all- your friends.and
neighbors have expressed their
wishes for this gav season of the
year, we hope you will remember
that we, too, extend a sincere
wish that you may. have a very
Merry Christmas.
* SEARS, ROEBUCK '
AND CO.
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Special Rate For Your Party—^ance or other SocinJp.
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Everyone!
, . .and we do mean everjE, one of our faithful friends who,
during the past five years, have patronfxed us so regularly.
We sincerely hope that we have served you well, and thait
in the future our friendships will increase and our hos-
pitahty grow. . .
Kirk’s Place
319-401 FRAZIER AVENUE
PHONE •7BS
Will Remain Open Late
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Nights
CLOSED
All Day Mon.
Dec. 25th
Ocean Spr^y
Sauce
A&P Pumpkin
A&P Peas
Dressing.
Preserves
Olives
lA&P Bread
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Extra Bpecials For ChristtaaB, Beginning
And Running
Ail Week
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Ann Paga
Salad
Ann Page
Assorted
Candy ^
CHOCOLATE DROPS, lb ^ 10c
CHRISTMiAS MIXTURE, lb — —10c
BON Allt MIX. lb — : ^ — ~lOc
TINY MIX. Fancy Mixture, lb 12 l-2c
STICK CANDY, 2 lb box 2*3c
Nuts
Cal, New Crop Walnuts, lb. 19c
BRAZEL NUTS, lb —. — -17c
PECANS, Large si**, lb 19e
MIXED NUTS, Pound -»-17c
Sh«p Earljli'i
A T y 0 u
HOLIDAY
M E A L S W 1 TH
IrcUe’s
New drill
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ARCHIE NIXON, Prep,
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GUARANTEED
0BLEqj?D AND.o
Doz, 22c 11
0 Sinall Cans 20c
8 Tall Cana tOc
CaroalioDlilli
layer raisins, pound 10«
SEEDLEM RAISINS, ig os. paekai*, 2 fw — 18e
FIGS, half pound paskaiga — — — lOe
DROMEDARY Fitted Dates, 7 1^4 os pkg. 12 1>2
CRAPE JUICE, pint botti* ^ IBd
CRANBERRY SAUCE, 17 eune* can, 2 tor —
PINEAPPLE, Sliced or.crushed. No. 2 cau — 17e
DROMEDARY Fruit Caka, pound can —• — — 3t«l
GREEN GIANT PEAS, 17 aftitee cun 17«»
DEL MAIZ NIBLETS CORN, can _ — 12 l-2c
Ann Page
Muffed
4?4-oe,
Bot.
Soft twist
or PvUlmau
Jam Parker Old Fashioned
FRUITCAKE
1-Lb. Caice, 39e • 2‘Ut.Cake,7Sc • 3-Lb. Cake, $1.10
^ $kSn “BmUm of Juice" Floridg
ORANGES
85c
ASP Fono STORES
WALDORF TOILET TISSUE, 4 Roll* !•«
SCOTT TISSUE, 3 ROLLS ^ 2lSc
SCOTT TOWELS, EACH lOc
Shop
Fruits And
Vegetables
Calil. Fancy Celery
3 Stalks 2Sc
JL>CtI ^
citrus
Fmlls
ORANGES, Dosen — 10 to IBc
(MANGES, 1-2 Bor Bag ■ —'67c
ORANGES, Box «1.90
TANGERINES, Dos. 10 to Ifle
TANGERfES, Box «I.2S
GRAPEFRUIT, Box «200
CRANBERRIES lb. ISe
Appl^
CALIFORNU CARROTS, bunch 7 4-2e
LETTUCE, hard head 7c
bananas. Golden Yello% pound — — _Sc
FRESH TOMATOES, POUND itQ*
Winesaiw, buahel basket—
Baldwins, bushel basket —fl.lS
Black Twigs, basket fl.60
Fancy Delicioui box $2^0
Delicloos
Fancy Bed, Imshel basket fl.85
Merry
Christinas
itASONS GREETINGS'
At this time of the year, when practi «ally the entire world is engulfed 'n war
and bloodshed, the Yuletide Season holds a profound spiritual significance for the
people of America. Peace, Good will, and human kindness still reign in this great
nation.
close hag been ene of ahusual success.
'Mutual"
For o*>r institution, the year about to
Thouaandi of new polllcyholders have Jojned the "Mutual” family, msrk«d im
provement has been registered ir. all phase* of oferation, and the company's
resources, the life blood of the Institati on, have reached tha hi|;hMt peak in its
history. We recoginze the fact that the loyalty and good will of our policyhold
ers, co-wAlcers, and friends have made possible this progress. To them
acknowledge a debt of gratitude.
we
In this spirit, .j^ay we exprMs the wish that health and happiness be your com
panions this Christmastide, and may pro perity and good efieer attend you
during the years to follow.
J
^orth Carolina ’
Mutuat Life Ins. Co;
C. C. SPAt7LDZkO» Prwideitt StmHAM, X. a
Stut Tb* ir«w Tear Wifk A Hortii C^oliaa Mutual ^