Dark Skirts and Culottes
Wonderful Dacron and Cotton in
solids, plaids, and checks. Wrap
around, hip stitched pleated,
straight and A line.
Children’s sizes 7-U .. 3.99-5.99
Children’s Chubies,
8>/j-14 12 4.99-8.99
Jr. Miss Sizes 8-14 5.99-8.99
Boy Coals
85% Wool,^
15% Camel Hair
Infants’ Hamburg, 3^x
Camel, only $19.75
Children’s size 7-14
Camel, red $17.75
Jr. Misses sizes 8-14,
Camel, red $19.75
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Children's Sweaters
Cardigans and pullovers in white,
V -red, green, brown, olive, navy
royal.
Itifants’ sizes 3-Gx .... 2.99-5.99
^ Children’s sizcs^7^14'.'7*3‘.5fy^39“
Jr. Miss, sizes 32-40 ... 4.99-5.99
Dresses
Large asst, of Back-to-
school dresses in plaids,
stripes, checks and sol-
idiB. ^
Infants’ Size
3-6x 3.99-10.00
Children’s Size
7-1 4 4.99-12.99
Children’s Size 8'/_>-
. 16 Vj 5.99-12.99
Jr. Miss Size
8-1 4 5.99-17.99
Sport Shirts
Oxford cloth in all the
new solid colors and
stripes. Wash-n-wear.
Sizes 6 to 20.
$1.99-53.99
BOY’S DEPARTMENT ...
STREET FLOOR
DIAMOND
NrC Nurse, Graduate of Lincoln,
To Assist Mrs. JFK During Waiting
TH» CAROLIITA T 1 H 2 3 '
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1943 DURHAM, N. C,—TMot
MT^rUEMENS, Mich.—A form-
"r North Carolina woman who
received her basic training
nursing at Lincoln hospital tn
Durham is one oi two Air Force
Ice Cream For
Festive Party
Here's a grand idea for a kiddie
party.
It features decorated block.^ of
ice cream, a gaily colorcd top ift a
'^nter decoration, and an as.sorl-
mcnt of sugar cookics.
To make the decorated bl(ick>i,
buy three pints of ice cream. Try
vanilla, chocolate and strawberry
—the universal favorites of the
pre-scho«l set.
Cut each pint len'^jliiwisc'. then
cro.sswise to form four sqtian’s.
Place these squares on a piece of
foil-covcred cardboard (be sure to
leave a space between each piecf)
and- place immediately in your
freezer. Leave them there over
night or several days, so they’ll
get hard—the hardej- the bettor.
Later, when ^ou have the time,
make up a batch of butter icingi
Divide this so you can make some
chocolate, some plain. Or, ^d
food coloring to part of the batch.
Now remove one ice cream
,quare at a time and decorate to
vour h-’arfs delight. Here’s a hint,
though. It’s ea.sirr to put the edg
n’ on the blocks first, .then the
iett"r.i or numbers
Don' ,.j;Aorry if the block slar.s
to melt while jou rn >'till decorat
nf t. it hack in thi’
'reeii'r to harilcft uhtle you work
n another.
W'Trn rmrn"^tnrhhiK, rotj m»3?-
Ithcr rptiirn H e bliK-ks ti> me
rrtrers or wrrvr them immediate
ly:
nuries who have been drsifnkiet)
to attend Pre.sirtent Kennedy*
wiifip durmg the first lady's «kit
l«i| for the delivery of li«r Uiird
chiW
She is Major Rutk Jehnatm. na
of Monroe, who U (tali m
•t Self ridge Air Farr* *bai
Michigan
Major Johnmn iad. Capt Patri
cia Suffa, the other nura» aa^icn
ed, of Kenosha. Wiae., were e
ployed from Selfridgr to Otl» A.i
Force Base in Mim. to ttand qv
while Mrs. Kennedy awaits tli
eirciit.' ——f-'
'rheir assigi)iett — dybbrd
"Operation Top Drawer"—ia e»
piKtcd to last until Mrs, Kennedy
return-! lo Walter Reed Noipi(.i)
in Wiishington to give birth, pio
b.ihly late in August.
Hdih Air Force nurses hive
served overseas and have earmtd
decorations fcfr outstandiiK sgrv
icc, chicfly in obstetrics.
Major Johnson ii a veteriiii »i
17 year* Air Force senrict. S'u
received her .trainih at Lincoli:
Hospital School of Nursing ir
Durham, N C.
Captain Zuffa ia a graduate i>l
St. Agnes, of Jfond lu Lac. Wise.
She has seven years service.
rOR IMPROVED EMPLOYMENT
H. Z. McConnell, Ufl, rt«ional
rvcruHing officar, U. S. Civil Sarv
lea, Atlanta, Ca., with a team of
Civil Sjirvica rcprtscntativcs, Iasi
wtek confarrad hcra with managari^
of Graensboro fadaral officas and
local citiians le assist local aga'-j Greensboro Hayas-Taylor YMp^. .
cias with thair plans lo assure, center, executive seciatary of ^a I
aqual opportunity for all citizeni and W. I. Morris, director of placa ]
to compate for positions In the ment at A. and T. Collega, foll««r
Fadaial Govarnmant. . ing a conference witfi local oili-
Ha talks with D. W. MoreheuJ, lens held at A. and T.
NCC Law Grad
Joins Treasury
William Thomas, a 1998 iradu
nte nf th" North Carolina Cniieep
’.-I'v Srhool, hss been aopolntcd I
'o tho Npwark, N. J. office fif tin 1
S Trr.isury Dept, as an eH'aty
ax examiner.
.\ccoi(llns to William Sancone
Ti> a:iiry Ilepf. cOHegf^ r*c?rilrini'n'
crnrdiralor, Thomas wlil enroll i
one nf the dephrtmfnfs ival^inc
'ri 'iaiTic to prepare (or future
assignments and advancement op
A iiativi! uf A^iheville, North (’a
rolina, ,Thotnas received his lui-
dergraduale training at NCC aNo
After being adrnitted to the N. ('.
bar in 1068, he entered the uiac-
lice of Lm'.v in Asheville with Hen
ben Dailey, another jNCC grmlu
ale. j
Later, he was. adnCttcd to llic
BOiS cLUtt GbiS ^HcCK—l- wdioima MutuM Fttrum.
turad abova is W. J. Kannady, Jr.,1 This dona^Wn*yM prasontad 'to
(axtrama right) chairman of ihaltha Club in a clrwireny hctit ra-
Board of Diiactora ot tha JOiin ^ cantiy at tha North Caiaiina mj
LooKir.g cn'from Icit lo right
dta Lea W. Smith, Jr., diracioxt
Mrs. }*nis Crawford, iraasurai wt
Mutual Hotum, Mrs. Elolaa
Avary Boys Club, racaiving a chack I tual l-lta Insurance Company’s or ! Hi toctclary, and RaginaM
ior $100 from Mi's, Wilhalmania j r’ca on Parrish St. i Uallon, v.ca president.
Upchurch, president of tha* North 1 ^ ,
I'riMilon, where he
New Jcr»»y bar ar |
legal clerk prior tij
nient with the
mcnt.
SPECIAL STUDEWT — Willa
G«la Craws, fourth grada stu
dent al Paarson school, was ont
of savaral Durham youngstars
attending 4a ipacial course da-
TtM ury
erved an a'
niovrd lo!
his appiiiiK-
Depiirl-
Reeves LlstN
Students ey^lbuMlaccs on the
.July honor the Reeves
, piano stuiiio. af m/Uiic were, listed
by tile school's (Jij^cior IhAV Week
State Legislature Appropriates
Uver Million for FS1C
FAYETTEVILLE — Dr. Bu-1 7. Physical education building
dolph Jones, President of Fay- •for women, total cost $470,OUU..
ettcvillc biate College, a u- $235,000 of thii amount is self-
nouncud that the biaw Legisla-{ ™s building will
ture appropriated $3,052,500 for Provide physical education facu-
tuc college s buiiuiug and reiio-, 1*1*gs for women plus a swmu-
vaiion program. , , [nring pool lo be Uf^^d by both
Asheville Lad .
Gets NCC Aid
I ,I., tt/rtjljti I'liliy, Jr., a .
\t- o!' AstiMlie, N. C., waS'
I'lnily aiiiiouiic,d- a winner g
.Mvi luio t.ua.ational and Ueva
UKiiit Fund fiC.shoian sirholtil
()l SJLil lor lL’t)'jb4 la
This iiKure is Sxclusivc oi the 'inen and women studcn«. ‘"f
aignad to anrich Iha curriculum j
»f lalactad high .ranking alu- " rlRST HONOR ROLL
seli-aquiuuiion i| dimes luvoiv-
uu m certain building'!'
8. Student center, total cost
$460,000. $230,000 of thia
Till'
4 tV ui -i
r^cCIjie Fund, which
^lui.it.iipsi lv,r atlini ,
tmflA r\'ll L#4 Ilf J I •
.«uxk,i uaiuiina ^lieges.
dants fhU iummar at Laktwood ^ 2, , "'ff'"’ I tiy me Auvisory Budgtt Cora* This building will provide h ccn- i,.sm
tchool. Wllla, nina year eld I«id, Melva Gto«o Diana Hihl^',^.„n: tral space for aloaeot ^Uvitiis, aj^uio.ial .s.li
daughlar of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gale MjiA^ilcy P;»nne Miles. | j classroom building, total ^“un«es ..and
-Cesw«s‘5f *C«5‘a.'AIrfJ6i.-A-»#iiai+-^-_ ‘ - jcoi^'Isfe.OO'f 1fhTs‘taWity'^wi^^^ , idtcj. in iu«j;i-tjJ,
Chambers. I ,
t.iri Vv, JacKaou
atudlfd art, litvratura and
icianca at the sumnMr sastion.
Willa h«a many hobbiat. among Teressa Hill, Conita }{lli. Sheila
them reading, music, aporls, and Hill, Wandi a Hill and Gwenaoiyn
dancUig. . j Perry. . (
DorU Cates, - Joar. Chambers,' ”";,;"-A7Jek"BJiIdm7 and
Daryl Cross, Dianne Harrincton ’
will proved spacc for music, art, MOUU K||||fl|nfl uiiu i.cion.L. i'iiiinp.i,
and the social sciencc's. llVfw iiiju-, hcliVij ^jic sciiolu^imj
2.-Campus drainage and widen! GHEENSBORO — cuiistruc- ,, , . „ . ,
main anve, total tost, $90,000. I tion on the new $473,000 health °
The canipus drainage project j and physical education buildinjf. / * .‘'“i'
will provide culverts, catch bas- at Bennett College is progressing
%s, etc.’ tof tn>j stream running rapidly.
Extra Dr]9[
Seeigrattts
txtrdOrj
•errveo
Seasram Distiller.s Co., N.V.C. Proof Distilled Dry Gfn
Distilled -irotu AuMclcaa Urais ■ . —
two-story briclc structure, lo
catcd at the southwe.^t .pornvi
of B^nett and Gorrell streets
tKraugh the cell ter o(>-Uuy'cam-1
pus. .Jlhe main drive to the cam-
|)us will be change^ Irum us
pr'jscnt position.
3. Kedccorate president's house, is thejjte. L. Cobl! Construction
total cost, $5,000. - | Company. Ground was broken in
4. Library, total cost, $400,- June and the building should be
XJUO. This will provide a modern completed within the next eiglit
two-story structure to replace months.
tlie existing building. j Most of the concrols_footings
5. Dormitory lor 200 women, have been poured arWi construe-
ViitCi* idlLOiiCa::) L.ue Sc|
16 ^n.a cla.ss of 113
i , .. -. a iiiciiiojr 01 tile siuueiit
General contractor for ttrtrj-r ^
me Uui.a, aid ino ycarji
jii.
total cost, $550,000. $275,000. of
this amount Is self-liquidating.
This dormitory will replace
Uickett Hall.
6. Dormitory for 250 men, to
tal cost, $687,500. $343,500 of
this amount is self-liquidating.
tion of the brick walls iias be
gun. Structural s>€el work is
expected Id beg(n within two
months.
One *of the features of t h e Folding bleachers will be
building will be the 36 x 75-foot I oa one .side of the gymnasiiu|i.
tiled swimming pool which will
be fpur feet deep at the sha|
Liia aiiu ii icul at tlic deep
Aiio oa Uic iirsL lloor
te; main gymnasium, witn tWM
basketball courts, a correijuVe
gym and a modern dance ^pd
I ballet studio. In additidh to
dressing rooms, shower rooma
I and a first-aid room, this flf
' will house the director's
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