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D*t CmKT ni nMi«« by Ktaza ouil a ooaCdcatia] itttar «f Fr«r Aivkt ualya'
lag Ant (I) QwKaoBi palrataly. Sita year fall iJdrah, aod bkthdttc M
di littan, fmi pla^^ 1bcI«4* • wlf tJdtMwJ. iltmftd Mtdept for font rcplf.
M aS iHim «ae ABtT WAUJICE. cm*
h«v« been irorkin^ on'sh^ wa* v«ry sick. She ha«
ftis job for 16 years and I do guanKan but becau«e the wonvau
lf«ot 430 k*ive it either, but it in change did not look dfter her,
looks tike I «m froin^ ^o ikave to the ooonty made me bee guavdiaJi
make • obaxif^. Do jou think I and paid me to look rafter her
irtioald^ now or want awhile f Now she haa a little propeirt-y
and ih«y «re looking. for me to
Anr. Hold to your job—if you
wen to leave now the people yoa
work for iroQld be boand to dnv-
peet yoa of ibe stealin^r that hw
been takin|r pi«e« arovnd the
IWNiBti Tou bein^ with them sh-
tMc years means a kt io yoor
fiavor^they wouldn’t let you go
unleas they had positive proof
you did ido 80fnethisg wrong.
IfQ—Mly fansbaiad was in prv-
■cm and while he was there I met
up with another man I liked
better. Now that my hoshand is
«at he says I can’t sMy in tiMt
ae town with him if we don’t
pay the taxes- Tell me what to
do? She won’t sta^ heve long at
a time.
An«: This ip a complicated
meek hot since yon have been
appointed ithe woman’s gusrdian
and they are paying yoa fi^
dollaiit a month to look after
her I shoold think that j.t woutd
be a good gamble to pay her
taxes this year and hold on to the
re«%A. Du« to the fact that the
old woman’s mind iifb’t juett
right will ba taken into consider
^ation bul influeace her to the
Eve {oge41ier. Tell me what ttojbest of yo«r ability to eome back
Ana: Yonr hnsbazid is not the!to yon a»d tiy to make h^qr com-
tyjvt ot man to talk Kg'—and Ira .fortahle.
■Baa% does he sk}b he wiU
do. IT Yo« feel yon do not waiH
to live with him any longer get
yoar divorce and in th« mean-
wiiile make a ebange.
LP—There is an old wonian
here that I took care of whiie
EB—I 8«> coming: to you like
a empty vwisel. I am a poor wo
man witlP>4|^ildren. My husband
went away ^ work and eiaid he
was foin^ to send me money and
I haven’t got none yet and faAVe
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not heard from him either. TeiliView” last week. A projcst
me what to dof . jnewa sheet Ths w.eek’a issue of
Ans: I am afraid that you (the -‘Pair View” contains tiua
might as well make up your nnnounoenienit of a swies of
mind to get owti and support .round table discussions to b%.
thee^ children alone he hh« been fonducted at the project bar
gone since last October and it ia'tnpmbem of the faculties of Weat
eJearly indicated that it isn't his Charloit* and Second Ward High,
intention to do anj-thing for yoni jschools. 'Hvp first of the«e round
Mid hi« oiiildreAU Contimie to do tables were held on March 17 on
the 3^ without him.
ALM—I oan’t get a job here
and I have a lady friend ib
(^Ufomia who says jobs are
better Iber^ than here. Do yon
think T i^uld go andl would I
be able to help my mother moret
Ans: Why do you vmnt to get
alt the P*y to California to get a
job—you oan find enapl^ment
wiithin a imdrtHi of 25 miles from
mother’s honte. Under no the
circumatances it would ,be best
to stay near your mother for if
you went to Ciflifomia — youir
lady friend would get your mon
ey and not yonr mother.
SM— I am deeply in love with
‘‘^use versus Home” and Waa
coi^aeted by Miss S. K. Boone;
thj second on M»rch 24 “House
Hola Hints in Cleanliness'* by
irtr*. W. R. Carson; the third on
April 14 on “Household Hints itt
Deeoratioos”; by Misfe K. L.
Stewart; the fourh on April 28
on “Managing Task«” by Mi^
T. Archer.
Membent of the Chamber of
Commerce met Wedaiesday at
one o’clock at the College Union
on Beatties Ford Road. Membej^
present were: Meagre Fred
Moore, Q. T. Na^-h, Lee Jackson,
Geo*)5fe Jaimei, C. H. Beckwith^
Leon Alexader, Roy Perry, |W.
P. Makme, F. D. Myers, S. H.
cer^^ yoong maoi who ^d White
Rev. Poweli>
Mesdames H. L. McCrorey,
Lucielle Blakney, B. He.r*d5r, ajul
Miss Albeirta White. Distinguieih
ed guesta present were: Messa!fe
Ellies of Texas, Wiallaoe Thomp
son o Boston, B. Booker of
Duriiam, Dr. Co«art of Buber
Scotia Oolleg©, Dr. Cobl e of
married. He ^ys he and his wife McKinney
are fixii^ to giet a divorce be
cause ^ some mother in law
and will be mine ae soon as h*e
An«: Wby do yoc wan* to get
tangled up in thia family of hisf
The girl he married is a fine
girl 'but she oowldn’t live with
him and t«ka ordens from hisi fiar
ther an^ mother as well as the Baltimore, Dr. McCoy of Atlanta
boy too. I suggest you stop stee^
ing 1hi0 man altogether and coBr
eentoate on some desirable sln^
le man for a friend. This yousig
majii does love you either—^h« is
huting sjnnpathy.
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BT MBS. BESSIE HABDY
TMephone 31626
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In a reoenit interview with Miss
Ruby Berkley, w'ho is in chai^
at the Be^lebam Gen tear, eb)e
stated tJMit * ‘ ‘mo^t people had
been oalligg Bethel«ii«sm Center
a hjome.” SJie say “it i? not a
home niether a Day nursery
because ttjiey do not keep the
children 4bet©.” “It ‘will serve
and Neiw York, Dr. and Mirs.
Metz of Edisto Island, Doctor
Wynne, Undertaker Davidson,
and C. R. Blake, Jr. of Char
lotitei
Tho Haehion show that will be
^Kmslored by the ladies auxiliary
of the Medical S&ciety will be
April 3, 8:15 p. m. at Second
Ward school. Anyone intbereSted
and wishing to take part, should
get in touch with
auxiliary as early as possible.
Tickets wont on sale M&rch 20.
l^ere w^t also be a prize given
to the one selling t^e highest
number of tickets.
Mi^ Lottie Johnfson and Dr.
T. E. Craig will sponsor an oya
teTB supper Saturday Maqnch 22
at the home of Mrs. Johnson 514
El 7th] street for the benefit of
Fin^ Baptist «h,up*ch. Those
asc^ing in a«rving will be Mias
Rosa Johnsoin, fornier nurse of
Good Samai^n !^oepitail and
XETAS Attract Crowd To Hear
Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown
SAVANNAH, Oiu (AN?) —A
expect something in return.”
/ At the evening serviw^, Dr.
Bruwn deiwred another nienfciage
on “The Measure of Life.”
Dr. Martin Haynes of Beach-
Cuyler High school introduce
Dr. Brown, «nd spoke wry high
ly of her as a “woman oE cu|
tural ^haracteristics and trium
phs.” pr. Brown bnsel h**r right
mesfr-|agp on th? following topics
“Life is nott nwisured by mater
ial po«se«e(ions, life pannot be
measured bj* years alone, life
cannot be monisured by achievef-
ment, but life can be measured
by tH^ gropth of the mind and
growth of the souf.” (’ulminating
her remi^lrkB, she stressed the im
portancp of “Grt>ater thinking,
greater restpect, greater service
and greater ofljiievem'cait of the
mind for the Negro race.”
TO AWARD HONOR PLAQUE
large and enthnsi'aMic audience
gwtei Dr. Charlotte Haji'kitw
Brown at FAB church Sunday
momii^ and nijrht when fch«
Zeta Phi Beta sorority presented
the noted e«hio«tor as guest
i^oeaker.
Dr, Brown was intmd'uced at
the morning services by Presid
ent B. P. Hubert of Qeorgiia
State college, who spoke of her aa
a woman of great common sen
se, fine jttdgment and unquestion
ed intQfrity. who coming from
M«ssaehu«|eitts, came to her na
tive state, North Oarolini and
built one of the finest institu
tions in the country fosr'Negro
boysi and girb.’^ , ,
The title of Dr. ’Brown’9 ad-
dresB was: “The Reaponsibility
of the Negro WMwan to thej During^ the afternoon, for one
Community.” She began by re- hour, th© Alpha Theta Z e t _ , . • ^
minding rthe youtig college women chapter of Zeta Phi Beta honored Memorial Institute, Seclaha who mill make the presentation of a
t!hat “th^r achievement had be««i Dr. Brown with a tea at the ’.ome P'aque to the Honor Family on Friday night, March 21, climajt-
bought at a great price and sacri of Miss Nancy Walker where the week's activities in the study of family relation^iiips at
fioe on the part of ]>arents, and,the Savannaih public had a chance College. The family to receive the award is to be select
the communtty (ha« a right to to meet her. impartial judges on the bas ic« of achievement through coop
erative group effort.
DR. CHARLOTTE HAWKINS BROWN, President, Palmer
DURHAM SOCIAL NOTES
Misses Doris Stroud, Ruth C
Norris, Nannie Stewart, and
Julia Edmonnlson, students of
Winsiton Sfllem Teachers College
spent last week end with their
parents.
Miss Jess|e Logan of North
ampton County Welfare Dt|>art-
members odPiHient and Miss Ester Brown of
Wifcten County Welfare Depart
ment attended the 16th Annual
Public Welfare Institute for
Negro Social Workers in Raleigh
They were the week end gueate
of Mr. and Mrs. Qeoi^ W Lo
gan, parents of Miss Logan.
'Ve like *• community center.
Min Berkley «ays “they hope
toudh the whole comnnmity w
their work. ’* KindergiKrden fe
'Joltt^on C. Smith, Univeiwity.
bedng held now from 9 to 12
with children from 4 to 5 years
of aga There are 13 ehildiren
now. 25 is the Hmited
rniunber, due to the aanall num
ber of workers at tJie center.
The Betheleh«m Centear will do
the same typ© of woric bh the
'YWCA, YMCA. Beglmung ne«fc
week they will stait oiganizinjg
gtrls' and boys clubs of school
«®e 6, 7, 8 years of ag^ to be
held after school with, ali kinidi
of feorefttioo.
The Public Aifaiis Committee
of the YWCA sponsored a pror
gram at New Emanuel Congrega
iional church Sunday March 9.
Mrs. David D. Jonee of Bennett
College was to have been the
speaker for the occasion, but
she was unavoidably detained
and Dr. W. P. Lovell, Editor of
Star of Zion, delivered the ad
dreds who was introduce! by
Mrs. J. E. AbEeander, chairman
otf Program Committeeu Doctor
Lovell spoke on “Educratiou for
Youthful Living. ” Prayer waB
offered by Rev. C. N. Rush,
pastor of the ehnrcii. Music wcus
rendered by the Roberson Har
monizers, Mrs. Julia Waite Wil
son, directress. Closdng prayer
by Dfr. J. S. N. Trosa. Immedi
ately after tbe program, Tea w«8
aerved at the YWCA on Brevaird
Street Those serving as hosteas
at the Tea w«re: Meedames
F. Woodson, H. Plater, Doris
Ray, and C. F.-Atkina.
The Cherry. Day Nursey
applied for inembership to the
Charlotte Communi>ty (Aest at
[thle monthly directore meetinf
|U)»t Wednesday.^ Th« application
bebg held in aheyacoe pend
iog farther development of the
Institution.
TeolaBitB at the Fkirvitfw
H»aM Hoaung project receivieU
eopiMS of the fir»t istue of
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Mr. Bowman has been employ
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sometime. He is now recuperat
ing from a minor operation
wlhich wa^ undergone at Lincoln
Ho^ital. Mr. and Mrs Bowman
are residing in Durhajm.
Miss Thelma Rogers is not do"
ing so well at Lincoln hospital
wihere she underwent
operation.
marriage of her dauj^ter, Miss
Emma Ruth, who is a student at
North Carolifla College to Thom*
as E. Bowman, of A.sheville
North Carolina.
FELDER-YOUITG
Mr. and Mrs. A C. Felder of
612 Dunbar St. announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Glaydei Marie, to Ezeikel A.
Young of Raleigh. The marriage
occurred at Dillon, S. C. last
N’ovember 17. The young couple
are residing at 402 E. Da^'ie St.
Raleigh.
SUPT. W. r. WARREN OF CITY
BO&OOI^ SPEAKS AT '
PTA MEBTINO
The most outstanding meeting
of the Burton PTA was held
Sunday afternoon, March 16 at
three o'clock. A very splendid
program wasi arranged by Miss
L. A. ShawV instnictor in the
Firt Grade Department, whilh
consiislted of expressions of Ap
preciation from the faculty
a double by Miss A. M. Dunigan
and expression® of appreciation
from the students given by Misft
Charle^ Jones of Raleigh, spent Daisy Patterson, sixtdi grade
sometime Sunday afternoon with p^tudent; readings, papers and
his cousin Miss Minnie Seward.'solos, with Mesdames Bettie
Friends of Hobert Revels will Barmett and Martha Stanley at
regret to leam of his illness in the piano.
Lincoln hoepital. A speedy re-j Tlhe guest speaker for \he af-
covery isl hoped for him. temoon was Supt. W. F. Warren
' who gave a very, interesting talk
The Miaxehala Class of Saint on “All Working Together” in
Josei:^ AME Church met at the
home of Mrs. Truemiller Smith,
Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. m.
The Pia»tor’4 Aid Society of
; Saint Joseph AME Church met
with' Mrs. Annie
Thursday night at
L.
8:00.
Alston,
Umm Jvloe iMipe CkMks
Mraiwitie Paii Qiickly
n
The Julia Warren Circle met
Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. Allie Mit
chell on Fayetteville Street.
The CIC Club held its^ meet
ing at the home of Lawyer and
Mrs. C. J Gates Sunday after
noon at 5 o’clock.
you iuSer {ram rheumatic, irthri*
tit or _ neuritis pain, try. thia (impU
inezpeiuiTe home recipe that tboutandt
•re utlof. Get a package of Ru-Ez
Ctoopound todajr. Mix it with ■ quart
of water, add the juics oi 4 lemont.
It'i eaiy. No trouble at all and
idaaiant. You need only 2 table-
H^nfuii two times a dar. Often
within . 48 hours — sometimes over-
nijht — splendid resolu
obtained. If the pains do
quickly leave and if you do tot '-wau Tlr
1m better, Ru-Ez will coat you I
BOtlung to try at it b *old
yo«r. drugtiit under «t abtolut*. . _ _
■sooey'^M^ guarantee. Ru-Ez Atlanta, Ga.
Good*”Dru»»)««t*”ET«TSe» jheld in the B. N. Duke Auditor
ium.
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The Speaker at the North
Carolina College Ohap6l Service
^jon Sunday evening, March 16
Benjamin. E. Mayes,
^ jPjjesident of Morehouse College,
The Service wae
the home, school and church
which was highly enjoyed by all
and helpful information wa^
gained from it.
[West End Notes I
P. J. Joyner of Moreland Ave
nue has been ill at his home for
the past two 'weeks. At press
time, Mr. Joyner who is a well
known deacon at the Secoaid
Baptist Church, was reported-
as steadily improving'.
Miss Olivia Blount motored to
Greensboro la^ Sunday to visit
her sister. Miss Artelia Marsh at
Bennett Collie.
West
Miss Alice Jones of
Proctor Street waa given a sur
prise birtlhday party at her home
on the evening of February 2.'5.''
A!mong those prefsfent were Mr.
I Doctor William E. B. DuBois and Mrq. M. C. Hester, Mr. and
iwill deliver an address to the Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mr. and
jstudent body alnd friends of Mrs. William McCoy, Mr. and
the North Carolina College, Fri- Mm Eugene Short, Mr. and Mrg
day morning, Miarch 21 at elev^.X>onnie Cuitis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
o’clock. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Evans of
— lOary, Lewis LaMsiter, Miss Ha|t-
AABHTOTON-BOWUAN [tie WTiite and friend. Miss Helen
Mrs. Elizabeth ^ Arrington of McDade and friend.
Brideboro, N. J. announce? the) (Continued on paffe seven)
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