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TR£ CAB9LINA 'TIMBS
8AT0«DAT, MAY 17th, Wtl
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
issas
Durham Socials
liisfM Martha «nd Mjrtha
iShrrea attended |he Baeculaurtte
jtemon at Ben^ O’^eUy High
fichool H^dky.
:mmaR»R
St Joseph AME
Raiders Mothers
Day Program
Th« apirit of Mothcrei’
QUEEN OF SWING
The Gospel I’honis of Ehone-
>Ti^* ap. wr Baptwt Chnrch spooaored a waa oimed out Sunday evening,
;l»mpftni^*by Messers Robert and program in Raleigh last Moiitfffy May 11 at 7:30 o’clock ifl
Erans. ^ night under the direction of Ml«i form of a program ^ven «t Saint
Bettye B. Barret.' Joaeph AME cimreh under th«
• Ispona^kip of Mss. M«ry C.
The Moxahela Class of Saint Evan* witt Mrs. Early Qrandy
Joseirft AME Church met at the as Mistrees of Cereiionies. The
home of Mrs. Eva Southerland program wax as followFC
» Olenn Street Ttieeilay even
ing at eight o’clock.
"jToward Evans.
Dvigte Moore of Cary apebt
Sndajr afternoon with Misa
Miiini« Seward on Plnm Street.
Friends of little Louk Stanley
wtM be fifti to learn that be Is
to be out again after under-
%oiiif an operation at Oneoln
hcapitsL
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Doremas Dixon, returned to the
city 8an4ay after spendinir some
tiflw in Newbem visiting rela-
tivw, >
The Allen Christian Endeavor
Opening Hymn, “Holy, Holy,
Holy,” Congregation
Invocation. Chant of the Lord’s
Mrs. Adaline Booze is still at
LijkoIb Hospital.
Mr. Jerse Wooten and other
League of Saint Joeieph
Church met a* the regular hoarj Crowning Exercise, Miss Annie
of 6:45 Sunday evening. The Page
Program was sponsored by t h e, _ „ ,
Look Oat Committee.’Speaker of I Selection, Hillffide Ban
the evMiing was Dr. W. A. Cle- Welcome, Miss Gwendolyn Flin-
1*“^- Uall, Hillside High School
School Glee
Reading, “Which Loved Her
Beat", Julia Mae Spencer, East
• ^4. -S^le^ti®!, Burton
Speaker at the North Carolina
College, B. N. Duke Auditorium'
relativM tt^oft(d here from Wash Sunday afternoon was l4rs. Ar
inin, last week to visit mother thtir Logan, State Effi^oyment
and otker relative and friends.'Office, Kew York City. It waa the 1 End School
• occasion of the annual program ^4,1'. W • G
Miu Martha Dennis, who has'of the TWCA of the North €aroL^ ,
bee® iU for son»time is getting a.}{g2i College. j ®
Imjg fine at her home on Erie] j golo, Master Ronad IC.VFore
Street.
man, Jr. Whitted School
Mrs. Liilie
m the road
Mae
to recovery
I The Rev. G. L. Hawkins, D. D
Hender:*oB ielWorld’s Famous Evangelist and
.V— «, after H(^e Bapti^
lacerationsthe face|Church of Asheboro, a returned |ciub
and a broken leg received ir anj^^^i^^^y
antomobSe *ecident sometime 1®^ «-evivai meeting at the Mount
.Calvary Christian Church the past *'®®
0 iWeek.
Mesifers George Green and! Sunday May 11 he preached
Jia-OTie Brown attended the the subject “The Virtues
Jnnior-Senior Prom at Berry an Ideal At 3 o’clock. r
©‘Kelly High School, Friday nite.-,j,^ «‘The UQtroddenl Preaentation
Rifthard is ill at him®,on ftjf'ICilPht l»osi the sub- Evans
Troy-Street. His fri«ids hope for Kings Busineae.”
hiili a speedy temvrnfy. Spiiltoal servieee Were. carried
on throughtrat the w««k. ,
Reading, Miss Minona Go!b*k
Selection, Burton School Glee
Readi^, Miss Ethel Washiag-
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VioHS SoIo, T. D. Parham, ^ jr.
Selection, Hilleide High school
Mrs. Mary C.
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EbeBeier Inoir lo i o • i
Appear InJ^Micert Charlotte hocials
tb». p«tty B. Bwrrett towtor
of the Gospel Chorus o£ Ebene- ■ , \ tt
TalftphoiU 3-16^ IP^. J. L. Ranson, H. M. Newaoo,
'and Benoit Responses to thmr
Baptiat Church announced
that the chorus is scheduled to TeiepBoae 31^6 „ , „ .
render programs in the Eastern I Ned’Davis eiecutive secretary talk were made by Dr. J. S. N
and Western part of the state ‘*»e Chamber of> Commerce an- Troafc Henry Warren and Cole-
beginnii^ May 30. ' aounced that the annual mtasical man Rippey, Director of the elub
Anyone desireoas of having'P*^® Sponsored by the Chamber'An advisory committee was ap-
the «horu8 appear on progratt»|»^ Commerce will be hell Sunday|pointed to serve with the Civitan
may do so by eontacti% R«r. T. May 18th at 3 o’clock club in the interest of the cluh*
A. Gtady, pastor of the chnrch (» ^ armory auditorium. Those appoined were, ft-. J. S.
Mrs. Betty Barrett on Sowell P"* festital N. Tross, C. F Ru^#i, Profet«or
I will be quartets, choirs, soloist, |H. S. Adams and Ned Davis.
I and instrumental groups. The
The chorus is heard the first highlight on the prc^^am will be
Sunday morning of each month ^the singing of spirituals. There
at the chureh located on Glenn'^in be a silver oflEering taken at
Street. jthe door. Seats will be reserved
Mrs. Barrett is ateo organist of,f“f
Orange Grove Baptist Church P**^
and assists in the arrangement f* “ touch with Ned tDaji^ at
of selections f»r the
teTFi on Beatttea Ftrfd Roid.
tion Chorus whtek
over Station WDNC.
heard
Charlotte Hospital
Holds Open House
The young womens’ niigeioDary
circle No. 1 of Little Rock chttrch
met Wednesday evening at the
Parsonage on 7th street.
The Southernaires aponsored
by Saint Michael’s I^iscofwl
church will appear at the 0ty
Armory on May 14th.
Mothers day programs were ob
served at all the churches Sunday.
At Little Rock church at 7th and
Myert street, The mothens of tihe
church had charge of the ser
vices the entire day.
Charlotte
Over
10-1 clasa of West Charlotte
High school sponsored a social at
n school last Monday evening,
i 7 ^ Q ft ) O A ^ ^ A JS A ^3 a% A a
Attorney R. P. Boulding left
the eity Saturday night for the
West. He expects to return to th0
State at an eairly date to live.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Davis of
jit was largely attended and the Saint Mark Street had as thei#
Sniaritan Hospital ^ proceeds went to\^rd helping the dinner guef|ts Attorney and Mrs.
institution was open to viifitore - - r i j
Members of the
so that tlie public would have an
■opportunity to see the Hospital
k * Evening Bridge Cltib entertained
Whatever there is to say about ^ -m j j
., ,, , L jj 1 «t their annual dance Wednesday
me Hos}Mtal, one hardly knows. (
It is well equipped and has finally i ^ .
got around to providing itself p
with ftdeauatd hofimtal ^
tR. Bouldfng of Oaklhoma. Mrs.
j Boulding is the ssister of Miss
Wednesday Mary Wyche.
Dr. J. D. Martin, Sr continue*
evening at Son Set Park, It was ill at his home on Martin Street.
Willie Bill, Sr. of Martin st.
I Roy Perry was hoSjt to mem- who was injured is an automobile
ELLA FIT^RAU)
with adequate hos]Htal facilities
Wick Bridge Jitccident last Easter is reported
With all that has been done, there . . m. j ■„ i.
.fiH Thursday evening at his improving and will ooon be able
home on East Boundary street, to be out again.
Tile next meeting will he with
James Roe@. i^m. Carrie Colston ©f North
McDowell street who 4a» been
is still room for improvMn^t at
Good Samaritan
Remains, Rev. J. A. Valentine
Mis^ Ethel Ra^and has return
ed to ^e eity after spending
Bometiaie in Richmond, Ya.
On Friday evenings May 16, at
_ 8 o’clock, the Lyon Park Choruaj Misfi Mary Baines acted as
Miss Mattie Ma« Wietman is will Present, in the auditorium its Mistress of Ceremonies in the
hms S(^in beii!^ in Raleigh annual operetta, “Hearts and B|),geBee of Mrsi Early Grandy,
whei« ^ attended the fuileral Blossoms.” The performance in-
service* of a relative who died in eludes about 49 children in the
Ella Fitzgerald, captivating “Queen of Swing”, who will
be bringing her stellar aggregatioh to the Gate City Saturday,
C. C. Smith, Major of the Hill- nig-ht, May 17, The Greensboro appearance of this nationally
known band is being sponsored by The A. & T. College Band.
The schoors gymnasium will be the scene of this gala aff&ir.
side Safety Patrftl assisted in the
direction of the pr^r*n'*
St. Agntt HcspitaL
music department coming from
grades 3 through 6. The public is
cordially invited to attend the
Roosevelt buys the first de
fense savings bond and stamps.
Ecquador President assures U.
The “PUmtation Chorus'* un- cordially invited to attend the g_ £y|j military cooperation,
der the direction of Johnny Pat- prc^ram. All patron tickets are Strict army tests urged by
tersoB rendered a program at the 25c. General admission, 15c. doctors to avoid “soldier’s
Edgietnoat ]^if3:i!H: Church Friday J. M. Schooler, principal. I heart’’.
FASHION
The Pearson School Chorus pre
nented “Pandora” an operetta
in three acts, in the school audi
torium, Monday night May 12 at
8:15. This play was one of very
fine entertainment.
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The Satterfield-fl>avis Dramatic
Club met with Miss Mary Baines
Wedneriday, May l4.
Samuel Gray, Corporal 76th
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Lincoln Hospital
Holds Open House!
Everyone was invited to visit
Lincoln hospital on National
Hq5pitftl Day, Monday, May 12
ld4l. It was an occasion on which
the staff was glad to welcome
their many friends in order that
they might show them what
the hospital if) accomplishing in
Lynchburg, Va. was in the city a
few days last week and while
here visited Mack NekiOij, a close
community.
patient and the
■J'
A special feature of the day’s
friend of his, and a former .activities was planned, a Baby
middleweight champicm of the renni«n from 2 to 4 p. m. consist-
ffayy. jing of all babiep( born at Lincoln
I Hospital during the past four
years. Prizes were awarded.
Scientists hear of experiment i
bringing test-tube baby nearer.
The numerous services which
fssztut tSSplB w01d?P eaSD ar^the hospital provide?| was^ open
Don’t strain yourself trying to for inspection and found inter-
reform the world—it has been esting. The hospital’s motto: “To
here a Icmg tinae without you better ^rve y«u and the comm
and will last a long time after
you depart. ' '
YOUR
X large group of outstanding ^^^fined to h«r home for the past
men of the eity met with leaders yjar ig improving.
of the Civitan club last Thusrady i .
evening to inspect th~e recently Time, place, and action, may
opened Boys ’ Club on South Cald-1 with pains be wrought;
well street E{K>nsbred' by the
(White Civitan club). Dwight,“"^t be ^rne and
Stephens president presided. Plans | ^
for the club were discussed by —Dryden.
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HAIR COLORING
A ^od eameni pesttliaft, Mhfehffte striking at mi angle, and a tree foi
"framing"—all help make a pteasing home picture. Good ahots at home
are easy with any camera.
HOW many good pictures dt yoar
home do you bave in the tnap^
shot collection? And are they really
good ones? You know. It’s Just as
easy to take a good picture as any
oHier kind-^nd much mote satis
fying.
Itott folks made two mistakes In
picturing a bouss. First they choose
th# wrong vlewpoiat; ncond. they
tilt the camera spward. Maybe yoii
don’t make these mlstakes-~and it
that's the case, your pictures of
liome are probably better than av
erage. Good camera position, and a
property leveled camera, are "half
the picture.”
JL stral|ht front view of a hsnie
Is seldom the best view. t7aua1ly a
diagonal vlew~the way you Srat
see the house as you come along
the street—Is preferable. It's less
formal, and more natural. This is
the view diosea fer the house in
H»e irtctwre abow—obviouslj lao'fe
attractive than a “head-on" shot ,
The level camara is important
because. If you tilt the camera up.
the house appears to tilt in your
picture. This can be avoided by
shooting from a greater distance,
which enables you to get all tbs
house in without tilting the lens
upward. Or, you can shoot from a
higher pasitioa, whi^ helps too.
A sunny day is best for house plo>
tures. Piofc an hour when the sun
strikes at an angle, as this shows
up tht details •>-thi lines of ths
weatherboarding, the window out
lines, and otber features.
You do not need to show all of
the house Iti every picture. An at
tractive doorway or window bay, a
gabled end — these alone make
'highly elTectlvt shots. "Framittg"
also lends attractlveims. Notice
til picture Abovd how the large
tree and ovkrhangtng branches
have ^ee« «sed to make a pleasant
safbral ‘triime."
Try these ideas on your house.
They're rivpls—but theur yield th*
best ahots—a»d yotor li«me Aould
by all means be presented attrao
tlvely in the album.
John van Guilder ,