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G4Btfai««4 trim pi«t m# .
ran. A£t«r th* mornlnt ••■•Jon
)• ovw, tlif gtvkd polenmrch is
•eiiRiaiet) to Miv«r * udra «d-
dr«M «ad immediately fallowing
lit will Uy m wreath with npiwd-
prikt* cer«Ti«ney «t the **#hrin«
of T**m libM^’-tl» Alwno.
Thii event will igdeed «»k«
Wntoiy, lor «U fai «H the ^«iir»
thftt th« A)ai»o has •tood u •
i»o&oni«nt to heroic iacrifice by
thpac who joufht liberty and
freedom from opprewion, never
before hmi sny group ei Afro-
AmerieuM paid tribute to the
men who f«ve their livei for the
oaaee of Texas’ liberation from
the tjraisny of > despotic Mexi-
can THle. And it may well be
noted that in the trying dayj
of Texas revolution their *er-
Tic* rendered by Negroet
invaluiilc. — ..—
NEGROES IN AU^MO
INCIDENT
When the Alamo fell there
blacJi hands with in the walls of
the doomed walls to protect its
falling. A Negro woman nu7Sed
the “Babe of the Alamo" a
ehUd who was spared by the
Mexican general, Santa Anna.
Col. William B. Travis, t h
leader of the biave band Uiat
defeaded the fort, had his Ke-
gro mamervsnt at his ticie.
There were others there, too,
bat history, as we know it, fails
to give account of them.
Friday will bring more busi
ness with no intei^erence for
the men folk but the ladies ill
have to don afternoon frocks and
attend
Silhouettes
of
joyous HOLIDHr
SiiLSn
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itMMCAttOLinAfaM WrtmAY, Did. §8^ im
NCC Notes
and Women’s Glee Clubs. The
velvet draperies were efTawii
an^ the only lighting effect was
thai of diagonally arranged can-
dea on the platform of the B.
N. Duke Auditorium. Christmas
bells with huge red cellophane
ribbons attached to greon pine
made lf5to reaves. Short tine
trees adorned both sides «f the
platform, this decorarti^ mad*
1 » beautiful setting for th#
the Sorority acted in the .ongster* and
..ty of Santa Claus m the d,s- French, Italian and
tr.but.on of gifts. Santa Claus 3
himseJf brought u« the best gift Thanksgiving were
when he promised all pledges , Thon wina
that th^ouh! become iH,rors instriJctor a n d
by the-^of-the third *ia«rt*r^^,,^ Pianist was at the or-
i_. — believe in SaT»ta*^ ^
Continiied from pk|t* 7
marriage to Dr. .Felix B. Mar
tin of Tallahessa Florida, She
invited all o^ 'J* to h« recep
tion which will b* will b» given
at her home 'fh Tuskegee, Ala.,
Dec, 27. * When she returns
from her Christmas holiday we
must get accustomed to ealUng
her Mn. Martin.
Naomi. McLean, President of
The photo at the ]*ft Is Mt«.
LotU* Ravis, 618 Canal Vtreet,
was winner of the first prise of flO
as the fiwt customer of tha
D’Orsay Beauty shop whan it
opened its doors Dacamfceir 19,
1934. Miss Revis is still a eus>
tomer of the shop. Tb* second
prise of f2.50 worth of cosmetics
went to Mrs. Julia Hamdon, 121
S. Mangum Street who was the
' saeond customer. —
I At the rigrht i* Mrs. Bewiia
Horton of 607 Moteile Strjet who
Won a prize of ||5 for sending
more customers to the D’Orsay
I Baauty Shop than any other
; old customer,. Mrs. Malinda
Steward of Adams Court took
the second prize- of |i2.50 worth
of cosmetics. «...
And we do
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ON SUNDAY the usual Vea-
per Service was cast aside for a
Service rendered entirely by the
the College Choir and the Men’s
gan; Mrs. C. Ruth Edwards,
Voice Instructor directed the
Choir and Girls pice Club;
Isadore Oglesby, Economics
Profeasor directed the Men’s
Glee Club.
HEALTH BIU^
Continued from p*g* on*
Ion' of protectiv* ucassH* in tht
Wagner Health Bill, tha nsoeib
Benavotsnt
C^er of Elks Sororl^)
tloMl Ooneii Trada llaioo .jMk
g«a, PU Dflt* Kappa Sororft^,
tion announced here today: Im IjpHlwal CowmU of Negro Wfc-
OMB, Widalal SiiMit ‘ 0Mma^
tiem 9i AiBifka, |Bi>
day School asd MfFU
Na^nal Aaaociatios af
CradtMta NnWfc f
AYLASS
SHOP tvhere your dollar buys MQS
XMAS Cheer Sofe
CHRISTMAS- V t'
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Eat Your Xmas Dinner
S U S 1 E ’ iS GRILL
227 South Brevard Street CHAiRtiBS WITHI31S, Prop.
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A completi ^a of fruits and
ruts will be found at HALLS.
During the season. We have a
splendid A**t of fruits cakee.
HALLS
G A O C £ R ;y
-«00 SOUTH MciJOWEL LST. *
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li ^Big Super Markets— — Quality Meats & Produce
DIJflE HCME STdfeES
9'00 East Trade Street &00 North Tryon Street
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«OilJ)Ay SfASON
R I D E' F O R
10 Cents
ilexaiKler St. WHITE STAR
dry -'CLEANERiS
PHONE9J1 1
522 South Alez«jid«r 5ti)Mt
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DOCTOR R. M. WYCHE
COMPANY
D'i A L 9 6 3 0
Regal
THEATRE
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^»j0RED PICTURE
HARLEM ON THE RANGE
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TUESDAY-WED.
“TIm, Dead End |Cid«”
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“HELL’S KITCHEN”
T « U R S D A Y
BARGAIN DAY—(S. A 10c
2 Features and Short— 2
“HELL BOUND"
BOB STEELE
“FIGJITING CHAMP”
Bible or Testament
The beat GIFT for any ' o^aslon —-
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329 S. Brevard Street Phone 2-33124
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are still rhock-fiill of values for your frieiidg, your faifcily arnl
yourself! We suggest that you buy now'wliile selections are
complete! Here is a partial list of the hundreds of practical ami
useful gifts to choose from!
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FLANNEL RQCiSi Fancies end plain coiets! StinCoriMd and will 1 JiQ
not shrink ■*; • ‘ I •*§7
SLIPS! Brocaded and plain saiins, tea rose color. Si>ei( 32"to 44. COtf
Cbfrsfmas tpe-iial
NEGLIGEES! Beautifully made of tatint! Zipper and sash effect' Olt
styiss, cheerful colon I a rCi
LADIES' and MISSES' CCATSI Be good to yoarseH and bwy a new ftA
coat for Christmas, ftedaced for qMiek clearance # a70
GIRLS' WINTER COATS ond SNOWSUITSI Desirable celorf and
styles. Sixes 3 to 14 # w
SHOES! Mony new styles fnst received for dress and sportswear. C m AA
Blacks and browns. All sixes and widths I • # V
.Dress up with one of these new Crepe and Matlass* Dresses for € « OO
Christmas. Just received plain colors and prints! Sixes 12 to SO ...... I • #0
GIVE HER A BAG! Every new style. No^lty grain simulated
leatheri
Men's Suits
McOi treat yourself to a new
suit for Christmas. Every
new style and color. Wo
can lit you correctly.
14.95
Students' Suits
For the grown-up boy. Your
son will appceciote a new
suit for Christmas Made in
mannish styles that the boys
llle so we!!. Sires 13 to 20.
Shirts
A man never
hlrta. Here
cojlec-
your choosing
Bssr w/s
pott 4
Topcoats
For Clii’is'mas.
gets to
Made of durable wool coat
ings. Extra full lejngllu.
Snappy colors.
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GRIER-THOMPSON INC. ^
701 EAST FIRST ST.
j| ^ISTEk aad
® BROTHER
Sweaters
Coat style and sUpovera A
warm Ev/eater will go well
for the cold days. Mertliim
and heavy weights. Sizes
SG to 46.
Men's Shoes
Don’t overlook a new pair
of shocd for Chr!^Hiii9(. All
styles, btaeks nnd browns.
XK*X‘>XfX*X*iXff!&!WCK*X^Z*XKK&*X^X*X!>XStS&yX!^X*^XliS^!>i
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fiiiiil Sl(ir«
J. LEWIS POWELL. PrOp.
m s. Mist St. Fk»M 3-2336
@ood Cheer
DR. J. FRANK MARTIN
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au I • IACKC^^ I MoGt any type of doll
m I 1 desire. Small, medium
5 1 -looer fastened'®- 1 ja.-ge sizes,
irf I Full SV*es 8 U
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S. C. PYLE, M. P.
Couch-Ward
Company
Electric jj^ghting «nd Appluine« Sptecialifts
409 East Chapel Hill Street Durham, N. C.
tt* I'c SiStra.
„ ,s» ■ _ I 25«.1.98
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^ ^ Well built bikes fdr the little
V ***'' * years old.
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Wagons
Medium and }arga sizes.
meuium nitu sizn
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