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Lt ' m. fcf 1 Jyj ml J I r ■ ; i Edu. Class Held At HHS Economics Dept. . Pictured above, from left to right, are several persons who attended the Community Adult Education Class, sponsored by One-Hour MARTINIZING 1-HOUR 1-DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE ALTERATIONS UPON REQUEST Original 1-Hour MARTINIZING At Fivft Pointi, Downtown for BROWNINI GU,NS other huntinq GORDONS GIN $2.30 fb ( &65 PINT £± . J ? LolSoMDffir a m GIN ¥ jl/ 1 DISTILItDtBOTILIDINTMt USA BY VU W I THt DISTILLERS COMPANY IIMITEO If a IINOIN Ntw 11811 100% NEUTRAL SPIRITS OIBTILLID HO* ORAIH. 90 WOOF • COB DOTS DRY OIN CO. LTD.. LINOfN. «.J. the Hillside High School Home Economics Department under the direction of Mrs. Mable H. Mabry. From left are: Mrs. Carlotta Holems, Mrs. W. A. Collins, MRS. GWENDOLYN DAVIS TATE HEARD IN CHISTMAS RECITAL By CHARLES'J. HARRIS Mrs. Gwendolyn Davis Tate sustained the very high stand ard in the Christmas music set by Samuel Hill, erstwhile direc tor of the choir at North Caro lina College, on last Sunday afternoon in the B. N. Duke Auditorium. The opening with O, Holy Miss Lottie M. Blair, Mrs. Wil ma Milum, and Mrs. Helen Blair. The class discussion cen tered around the theme, "Christmas Ideas." Night plus the processional, Adeste Fideles, gripped the audience at the beginning. Even though the program as a whole was of the realms above, the Adeste Fideles could have have been the climax for me. Twas a moving one for the few experiences one gets in listen ing to performances. The grandeur of music which lifts us above the sordid of life as we know it, comes too infre quently. A number like O, Holy Night, sings itself because of its simple melodic and har monic line. The attacks and re leases of the sentences and phrases in the various numbers in Vivaldi's Gloria were done with superb musicianship. Al though music like this was written nearly three hundred years ago, it is of such high order that it is ever fresh and wholesome. In other words, high art knows no age whether done by Jenny Lind, Tamagno, or Roland Hayes. Mrs. Tate is blessed by nature with the physical and mental stature to continue her choir •in giving us or bringing us moving and jubilant pleasure for y^ars. The preludes and interludes done by Miss Celia Davidson are always well chosen and well played. What should give Dur hamites a lift is, that these im .JIUelZ| AUNDRY- CLEANERS ■ ——■PWB'WW ntwywi^-.-ipi"' I ——i * iwiiiit ———— —J DIRICT FACTORY SHIPMENT V S # FROM L ) AND MANY MORE...largest selection of new watches for men and women —under sso—we've ever shown. Famous Bulova precision quality throughout. Hurry in for your watch today! CHARGE OR BUDGET ACCOUNTS Weaver's Jewelers, Inc. 333 W. MAIN ST. DURHAM, N. C. BRSLi* *¥^l ■ V Wr9 ." : /yßj Home Economists Give Demonstration Mrs. Ruth Couch, Home Eco nomist with the Public Service Company of Durham, is pic tured above giving a demon stration on how to make a Christmas tree for ornamental purposes during Community Adult Education Session held in the Home Economics Depart ment Classroom of Mrs. M. H. Hillside High School Honor Roll The tallowing students are i listed at Hillside High School j on the second reporting period 1 honor rolls, according to John H. Lucas, Principal. "A" Honor Roll—Ethel Elaine J Morgan, 12th Grade; Brenda: Ann Henry, 11th Grade; Carl | ton Dale McNair, 11th Grade, j "B" Honor Roll: Seniors—| Christine Delores Barbee. Otha Lee Belvin, Veronica Blake, | Fletcher Burnette, Jr., Frede- j rick Bromly Wright, Delphine i Alinda Bouknight, Brenda Joyce ! Brewer, Florida Jane Bullock, I James Edward Cox, Diane Jus young women are Durham's j own. Much of their training j was obtained from local teach ers like Mrs. Margaret Shcarin, ; John Gattis and others. These I dedicated teachers have given | and still give much to the tal-1 ents of our city. Long may I they live. Mabry at HillsidNe High School recently. The class, under the direc tion of Mrs. Mabry, attracted several adult members of the Hillside Community and other communities throughout Dur i ham. The theme was "Christ mas Ideas." I tein Anderson, Sylvia Louise Cannon, Shirley Ann Chalmers, ' Edith Blenda Clay, Brenda i Faye Clegg, Nose Mary Cole, ; Mary Elizabeth Davis, Martha j Francene Dalton, Gloria Gay, Deborah Griffine, Algeria Har ; dy, Lloyd Gunn, Connita Hill, j Doris Howard, Joan Jaby, Gail ! Lynette Joyner, Phillis Ethalia ! 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