TALK
OF THE TEENS
By
JVAI^ITA SHELL
JUANITA
School days are la*t ap
proaching and with Just a little
more than two week* of sum-
mer vacation left, everyone Is
getting in his last vacation
trips and fun. Last Wednesady
night, a dance was held at the
Columbi# Heights Recreation
Center, given by the Teen
agers.
Enjoying the dancing were:
Syvera Blakney, Doris Helth,
Patricia Wilkes, June Sim
mons, Monticello H«mter, Ma-
ron Patton, William Dixon,
Patricia Tillman, G 1 e n d a
Walls, Donald Bruce, Orlanda
Peters, Bernard Pickens,
James Pickens, Ernestine Tan-
er, Barbara Carter, Louise
Douthit and many, many oth
ers.
Everybody’s been rushing a-
round and going places this
past week and enoying the
freedom of the good ole sum
mer time while they may!
Seems as if this time of year,
all the teen-agers start the best
part of their summer vacation
. .. Leaving home and meeting
enw friends. Sipce this is the
cate, 1 had better get started
in telling you all the news.
Here’s a list of everybody
that’s been coming and going:
Delorls Bishop recommended
Baltimore for everyone. She
returned last Wednesday, af
ter spending two weeks there.
Also Patterson is still visiting
In Washington, D. C. She’ll be
home soon. Tyrone Bryre is
visiting relatives in New
York. He’ll be home soon, al
so. You’d better hurry back,
kids. It’s much more later than
you think.
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the Charmetteens Social Club,
dancing, yelling, and singing.
The members are: Nellie Dav
is, Daldlne Thomas, Gloria
Williams, Brenda Parham, and
Sandra Kirby.
Well, that abont wraps It op
for this week, kids, bat don’t
forget to send all gossip over
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ARTHUR AMOS GIVEN OjRiA
BIRTHDAT PARTY
Little ‘Arthur Amos, grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Neal, of 1111 East 12th Street,
was honored on his eighth
birthday, Friday, August 10,
at the home of his grand
parents.
Games were played, and re
freshment were served.
Now that Mr. Stuuhine is get
ting hotter and hotter, prac
tically everyone Is still turn
ing to the sport of swimming.
Seen beatln” the heat were:
Carrie Pickins, Patricia Don-
thlt, C. Cook, Lafayette Cook,
George Hill, Barbara Har
rison and gobs of more teen
queens and kings.
“What on earth is making
such a noise?” This was the
question in many minds a-
round the home of Jacqueline
Peters Saturday night. But, it
it was «nly the meml)«rs of
SHORTER HAIR
THE STYLE FOR
NEXT FALL
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.
Women’s hair will be shorter,
more puffs, curls, and tints this
fall, according to instructions
more than 40 beauticians re
ceived while attending a work
shop in cosmetology at Florida
A and M University recently.
A modeling show which dis
played the latest in women hair
Mrs. E. Pitts Roberson, of
1125 Woodland Avenue, re
ceived her M. S.'degree in Ele
mentary Education, on August
15, from A. and T. College In
Greensboro.
Mrs. Roberson Is also a
uate of Winston-Salem Teach
ers College, from which she
received the B. S. Degree in
1941.
Formerly, she taught in Rock
Hill, South Carolina and Craw-
fordvllle, Georgia. At present,
she Is employed with the Win
ter Haven High School in
Florida, where she will resume
her teaching activities this
fall. Last year, she taught Pub
lic Music and Interpretive
Dancing.
Mrs. Roberson is the daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. R. M.
Pitts, with whom she and her
family make their home dur
ing summer vacation months.
styles was held in the univer
sity’s aduitorium where nearly
1,000 persons viewed attentively
as 17 hairdressers gave the on
lookers what their instructors
termed “the style’’ in their per-
/esslon. Hair styles containing
silvery gray, lavender, red, and
bluish streaks were shown to
the audience.
TWIN CITY
DEATHS
MRS. NONNIE M. DOUTHIT
^rs. Nonnie Mae Douthit of
Lewisville, passed at » local
hospital Friday, August 10.
She' was a native of Mount
Airy, and had lived in Lewis
ville for 29 years. Funeral
services were held Monday,
August 13 at 3 o’clock from
the New Hope A. M. E. Zion
Church with the Elder C. E.
Norment and Rev. James Ed
wards officiating. Burial fol
lowing in the Church cem
etery. Brown’s Funeral Home
in charge.
LEE MILLER
Lee Miller, 203 Pine Street,
Lexington, died Saturday,
^ugust 11, at the home of a
r brother in Lexington. Funeral
services were held Tuesday,
August 14 at 4 o'clock from the
First Baptist Church with the
Reverend D. R. Hedgeley of
ficiating. Burial followed in
the Oddfellow’s Cemetery.)
Brown’s Funeral Home in
charge.
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Feaster Jennings, 1219 North
Highland Avenue, who expired
at the home of s daughter Sun
day, August 12, were held
TuoKlay, August 14 at 2:30
P. M. from the Chapel of
Hooper’s Funeral Home, with
the Rev. William Franklin
Stokes, Jr. officiating. She was
a member of Boyd Hill Baptist
Church In Rock Hill, S. C. In
terment was in the Evergreen
Cemetery.
MRS. MARTHA W. TILLMAN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Martha Wharton Tillman, 1541
Flower Street, Evanston, 111.,
were held from the Hickory
Grove M. E. Church, Clemons,
August IS at 2:00 P. M. with
the Rev. William H. Philliiw
officiating. Interment followed
in the family plot of the Ever-
SATUBDAY, AUG. 2S. 1*S$ THE CABOLWA TMEl
green Cemetery. Russell’s Fu
neral Hc»ne in chargc.
JAMES ALLEN
Final rites tor James Allen,
Pine Street, Rurla Ibll, who
e xpired August 14, were held
Friday, August 17 at 3:00 P. M.
from the St. James M. E.
Church in Rural Hall. Rev. P.
G. Carter, officiated. Burial
followed in the Church cem-
ery. Russell’s Fimeral home In
charge.
DAVIS MALE
Graveside services were held
for Infant Davis Male of 1058
East 17th Street who died
August 14 'on Wednesday,
August 15 at Oddfellow’s Cem
etery.- A local minister offi
ciated. Russell’s Funeral Home
was in charge of serrtees.'
MIgg BggHS L. WALLACI
Funeral services for Miss
Bessie Long Wsllace of Boe-
tonr Mass., wbo pssssrt recant'
ly In that city, were conducted
Thursday at 2:00 P. M. train
the Chapel of the Gihnort's
Funeral Home, with the Rev.
Gibert Dougl^ officiating.
Burial followed in the Ever
green Cemetery.
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HENRT KINCAID
Henry Kincaid, 426 Vine
Street passed at a local iios-
pital August 12. He was a na
tive of Phoenix, Arizona and
had lived here for 2 years.
Services were held Friday,
August 17, at 5:30 P. M., from
the Chapel of Brown’s Home.
Rev. William Anderson of-
ficatlng. Interment followed in
the Oddfellows Cemetery.
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