i I 'h f IMVftOAY. OCTdttft 11, Itil THE CAROLINA T'MGS J PAW EIOST -«—,t;—-.—— Durkani Socials mkm Hki li«rie Faulk hotfSR t« Ike ladies Aid at her liaate 4Ul Fayetteville St. Wetl. OetB^w 8. tli« Pastor*1 Aid Club was gtMrt of Mrs. Clyde Dooms «t ker l^ooM! on Unutead St., niirht at ^ijrht o’clock. I. C. dab met with WedoMday evening 7 at her iMDhei on I>«ii- -FHnda of Mis M^rtlui Green flad to leiWD tbat she is al)*ai to recuperate ftx)m a re- Mat jfleees. Mim Ethel Ra^er visited het MfUicr, Mr*. Que«n Racier over tbe Wff^ end. Mi« Ragler ih a fofleet resident of Durham. She mtf aiiidM in Biehmond, Va. I*rof. John E. Peele, teaclier in the city school system attcndetl the fumeral of hu mother at Jack»on Sunday. C. A. Irvin, Director of Public RelationH of the Carolina Times wa.s a visitor in the city Tuesday Messers. John and Gtiorjyc Holloway, Miss Nora Allen, Mrs. Wrijfht motored to Raleigh Sun. to «ee Chas. Herndort wlio is ill at the McCauley H»pital. ^ _ ^ Ijogan spent the week- ftod altey from camp with his j0Kai» Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lo' Tatum is baek in the sptoding the summer IB ^Ypribos parts of New York. tmtny friends of Mrs. MimUj^eskte Fowler will regret tbat ihe is still in Duke hSp|m where she hAt suffered atteA dt pneumoia. " i MISS MARY DINGMAN _ COMING TO DURHAM On Saturday evening, October J8th, the’ Durham public will have speAk on, “Dwper Issues in the World Crisis". Mi» Ding- man, w^ho is being presented jointly bj" the History Depart ment of the' North Carolina Col lege for Negroes and the Young Women’s Christian Asmjciationr ha.s $pent mavy .years at Geneva, headquarters of the Legu,e of Na tions. tier work and travels have carried her over the countries of Europe, to Egypt, the near East, the far East, India and South America. Her audiences are pleased with the charm of her manner and with the depth of her wifidom,. and it is certain that those who hear her in Dur ham will feel Uiat they have had a rare privilege.' This Lidicheon Set in Nation-Wide Crochet Contest Natkm-VHtfa Ct WW MO} u ttadi kt charmtftf ^ •fsm Wm«^i>4«uu alT sadliaW^iitt stmmtH. Cei ‘ #noa eoml^i of tfa« a^et, mt t!je •ct,,too, ir»«M mskc «ii otitottn^ _ Cot iward crothetsrlk ib^ *hldtVi luMiteoii tot dt^s of Ccnt'iit I btaiDiMd. i^lf-iiddrettea envelope to tut ‘ I paptr, spemTing dt^tn Mo. 661. Bniptin far CoHm Umft To EFIRD’S Mra. Fanier >n Stanps t« Efird'i where aocc|ited on th« pur- foodf joa wake. NS NOW CHARLOm SOCIAL «am»nn»*aMtuiu::a::::»::unsa over in the city at the Coleman apartments on E. 2ntl Str^«'t frtr a brief visit recently. Mr. Mc Neil was formerly a prominent boxer in New Jersey circles a few years ago, and is now box ing Inspector for the State Ath^ anwHM^eed .today-that.ilia-ofieu* Whto .Qena#a-fcdrpedoea_.aiiik leiic-Commission of New Jersey. Mr and Mrs. Bobby McNeil of Ixmg Branch, N. J., stoppod Though a native of Charlotte, this was his first trip here in twenty-five years. Mrs. M. M. Adams formally mg of the vocational night school at tlie Second Ward Ifigh on jkfonday ifcptembar 29, follo^injf ooAPses will be oltmrp^ practical nursing, American sbipa, upon the high fleas, where ti:r^ inv« a right to be, the'tj^it(A 9l»tc» is tir* ing to gmt lipiPHW^oc4wC to sonlie patangtc. Japani-is,4iot which way to juirip — MttMquently, khe trirt dmi^iw^',' ’ ' U. sp«Mhi to boy^ Naci bomb. > «IOP KMBRaL’S^ PATS CASH OR CIHNTMHieilE EA« TO TIME MW! y//. I iSE TWIR CRBNT-IUn MTKlEt OKT 5-PC. BRE^AST-SUITES J Smf0lt ■V ' CHAIR and ROCKER for" riv/iN • • • t • • •• ^M FELT BASE ROSS ss CASH SENDS rr HOME! PLATFORM ROCKERS .95 PUU.-UP CHAIRS FlU: SOI iA«Y BEDS KNEE HOLE DESK .95 SLUMBERLAND MATTRfSS ,(lnnerspring) .95 LARGE ROdMT CHIFFOROBES *24 f CABfNtr BASIS CEDARIZED WARDROBE RCX^WAV BEDS wm mmi» GEa^ERAL ELECTRIC IRON & FOLDING IRONING BOARD con: mr springs mm SIX (6) OAK CHAIRS $1195 TCI BAY f .•WfVjb CHEST OF DRAWERS *ti" 5^ ^ ^ HIGHEST CiiSH J^U OH. StbvES M FOR YOUR OLD HI BASE DRESSERS .95 *14 COMB SEE! MV 2 END TAB AND G TABliB TABLE 3-PC. BED OUTFIT Bed, Spring, Mattress $OA.95 BUY ?1196 CIRCULAtlMS HEATERS 95 29 TH£THiNG3 SWneEB UTILITY CABINETS Glass Door $14.95 CAMCRbN HO?f BtASr. HEATERS is TELEPHONE SETS -* .•hn.95 $8 UOUNCt CHAm wim OTTOMAN KITCHEN CABINETS *2£p* PXjOflElieE OIL JffiATER 95 Mesa KITCHEN STOOLS .95 AN ACCOU^m -^ITHlS f BOUDOm pmlBS 95 LAMP TABLES .95 *3 CMmer Trade & €oU^ Streets iiiiWiitiii.li i.dS.a«. .4.

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