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SC State Plans Inauguration Of President • FAYETTE VILLE - Mia Jacqueline Ann Rendleman of Hickory, a Junior elementary education major, win reign at Fayettevllie State College's Homecoming, October 80-No vember 2, d Mi* Rendleman, who waa elected "Miss Homecoming" last spring will be crowned at the annual Homecoming coro nation ceremony in the Lilly Qymnadum, Wednesday, Oc tober 30. Her Attendant! will be Yvonne Alderman, senior, Joyce Grear, junior; Rebecca Alford, sophomore and Portia Turn, freshman. Miss Rendleman is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. TUlls E. Rendleman, Sr. She was re cently named to Who" and is a member of Alpha Kappa Sorority, Pan Hellenic Council and a Women's Coun selor. Hie FSC-Elizabeth City State football game on Novem ber 2 will highlight the four day celebration. Class reunions, tours of the campus and build ings, along with other activities have been planned for return ing alumni and interested friends. The annual pep rally and bonfire will be staged Friday on the college's athletic field and the Dawn dance will com mence at 2:30 a.m., November 2 In Lilly Gymnasium. A homecoming parade with What's Afoot in Decorating in Kt: «t : ■llffilLft ficl«»«■-* ■ ? ? 11 SB wB/l&sJ, s rWHWI A popular fallacy is that it takes a great deal of money, and perhaps even a different home, to create a kitchen that is as strikingly modern as it is effi cient. Actually, relatively inexpen sive decorative touches call them "kitchen magic" if you wish can turn almost any "busiest room in the house" into one of the most beautiful. Modestly priced plants, as you can see. add flair while re ducing long thrust of wall space So can screening that is easy to erect and low in cost. You can decorate with light by arranging things so that a lamp, or the natural light from your window, plays on some thing special: a picture, a lovely plant, or |>erhaps a pleasing pitcher., vase, or ('(Hiking vessel [TI! iJ J .1I! 111 11!. f?l, 11 u1 it 11111 1 I'l iVi lAI . ijiLixixiij IN I ■ 1 1. u i ,!?1.i.1.1.'. _ 1 The wide track of this completely new retread puts ,I ' mora rubb«r on the rood .. . It'» built for easier ond l*SLijtV__ 'fiTToU '"the finest aofter handling .. , Puti the «tr«i and strain where _Jw SERVICE «n all I ten* It should be making It the «ofti» retread ever. Only eoM, the beet PRICES the finest premium Herculei rubber It used. Ride possible and flexible safer, mpre comfortably and longer on our new pre- flfl TERMS. (We handle m | um «tde track retreads. Let us check your tires our wn flnflnclnfl.i. now! Open All Day Wednesday—Clom Saturday at 1 p.m. I mm I Watch for Um Opealx 1 Oar Twa Ealarfad Lacatteee • TZZZ:RIGSBEE TIRE SALES vEr J. D. La j l#woo j At .„ 688-1383—2720 Hillafeoroutli Rd„ 288-4444 J ** ■ ■ • ... y '" * I ' 1 •• WnMik i i^jl^ I / ■/fl Br ■ V lyM HP^ t^— ~~" 'IV I 3 B? 'T"~ ~ _ K;f I I I I K H ■ ■ H~ ■n i e B - ■ V ' 1 ■tZZZZZ v P ' Hfl IfeHlMflHflflHf : — y - floats, bands and campus beau ties will get underway at 12 noon Saturday. A pre-game show featuring marching bands from throughout North-South Carolina will start at 1:30 p.m. Hie annual Homecoming Practical Ideas From America's Leading Decorators by Marvin K. Culbreth. A I D.* KITCHEN MAGIC When most people think of flooring, they think of some thing to be walked on. yet clever use of resilient flooring ma terial (and even the very finest vinyl is not expensive consider ing how long it lasts) can give you such interior architectural elements as an unusual plat form that elevates decorative elegance as well as the diners. (And notice in the photo above how this material lends itself to the vertical sides of the plat form). In the contemporary kitchen dining area above. I chose Ken tile's Glendura vinyl sheet floor ing. a high style pattern with thousands of vinyl chips and pebbles drifting three dimen sionally down into a "sea" of clear vinyl. It is essential that kitchen ball for alumni, students and friends is scheduled for Satur day, 8:30 p.m. Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium, featuring music by the sensa tional "Impressions." flooring be practical, not just beautiful, and this is one of the considerations leading to my choice of the material. The fact that it comes in six-foot rolls makes it possible to design a virtually seamless floor. The easy care qualities of vinyl were another considera tion. but don't let your whole decorative scheme be controlled by easy care considerations. In the room above, for instance. I use two large goblets as candle hplder centerpieces. Easy care? No. It's a little more work, but also a little more beauty And isn't beauty, really part of what life is all about? *Mr. Culbrdh, with studios in New York Cily and in Wilton, Conn., is one of ihe East'* lead ing interior designers. NEWIST MEDICAL DtSCOV ERY for 1968 might well be the "Prettynurse,"»'as created by White Swan Uniform Co., and small wonder that the nurse might do more for the patient than pills when she can dress up hospital rooms like this. Among the looks that make the "Prettynurae" will be a gently shaped, doubled breast ed skimmer that carries all the aplomb of a couturier's coat dress. White Swan «?ulpts it in -an easy-care corded bengaline of Dacron and cotton for both regular and petite sizes. UNC Students Will Conduct Mock Election CHAPEL HILL University of North Carolina students will todies te their preference for president and governor in a special mock election here Tues day. All students, faculty and staff members, and administrators are eligible to vote. A referendum containing five issues Will also be voted on. The question of lowering the voting age to 18. Whether nominating con ventions for president should be changed to a direct national primary br to uniform state primaries. \ Whether the Electoral College shoilld be retained or a direct popular vote should elect the president The question of Vietnam. Whether the present draft system should be changed or abolished. WEAR IT NATURAL or COMB IT STRAIGHT §Dry looking, dull, kinky hair looks live lier —in seconds, when you apply a dab of MURRAY'S Superior HAIR DRESSING POMADE. Adda spar kling highlights. Nev er atieky or greasy. Straight, hard-to manage hair becomes softer, silkier and holds that iust combed look all day. A favorite for more than 40 years. MURRAY'S HAIR DRESSING POMADE Contains no acids, alkalies or other harsh irritants. It's the inexpensive way to good grtHjming. On sale at all drug and cos metic counters. Trial sire 26c -Economy «iui 50c, (let MURRAY'S today. MURRAY'S SUPERIOR PRODUCTS CO. 456 Charlotte Ave., Detroit, Michigan 48201 GARDEN By M. E. GARDNER Dept. of Horticultural Science N. C. State Uniyersity If you would like to plant •ome muscadine grape varie ties this winter here are some suggestions about varieties. All of the ones I am describ ing are perfect-flowered and may be planted alone, or used as pollenizers for such imper fect flowered varieties as Scuppernong, James, Thomas, Hunt and others. Albemarle is a large fruited, smooth, blue-black grape of high dessert quality. It ripens about mid-season or along with Burgaw. The vine Is vigorous, productive and resistant to leaf spot diseases. Albemarle is rated as being superior to Burgaw, Duplin and Tarheel in fruit size, sugar content and flavor. Pamlico is a large fruited, light green grape of good flavor and attractive appear ance. The fruit ripens about SAVINGS ACCOUNT MUM. ». i_i «L_i. WHY? Your savings add up fast. 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All are quality products., TTI rjmfs nic •: sc.rv.i-: ■ I 1 1 I ir* £.l jiTj - ■ PRODUCTS OF THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARIES r-i- v ; .. •; a week earlier than Dearlng. The vine is vigorous, produc tive aqd has good foliage. Pamlico is superior to Wlll&rd and Wallace In flavor, fruit size, soluble solids, vigor and disease resistance; and 1b also superior to Dearing in fruit size, appearance and flavor. Chowan is light brown to bronze in color. The berries are large, borne in loose clustera and have a very pleasing aromatic sub-acid flavor. The fruit Is somewhat similar to Scuppernong but a little larger in size and sweeter. The soluble solids content will average about 19 per cent, which is 3 per cent higher than Scuppernong. Chowan ripens about a week earlier than Scuppernong., The vine is vigorous, produc tive and has good foliage. This variety is superior to Wallace and Willard in flavor, appear ance, production and disease resistance. SAT., NOVEMBER 2, 1968 THE CAROUNA TDtCB— Roanoke la a very attrac tive white grape with a tinge of golden yellow. The fruit is of medium size and ripens about a week earlier than Scuppernong. The vine is vigorous and productive. Roanoke Is superior to Wallace and Willard In pro duction, flavor, vigor of vine, and attractiveness; and is superior to Dearlng In pro duction and attractiveness of fruit. Magnolia is a large attrac tive white grape with smooth skin. The grapes are of medium size and produced in medium large loose clusters. They mature about one week later than Scuppernong and the flavor is good. The plants are vigorous and very productive. Magnolia is superior to Wallace and Willard In fruit size, appearance, flavor, sugar content, vigor and pro duction; and is also superior to Dearlng In all of these quali ties except vigor and sugar content. Have you decided which season of the year you like best? Spring? Full? 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To understand the reasons for fall coloration in the leaves we must go to the plants them selves and find out what makes the color In the first place. It is complicated" but perhaps we can simplify enough to be understood. Leaves are the manufac turing centers for plant food and they are green because they contain chlorophyll. It is the chlorophyll which manu factures the sugars which supply the food essential for all plant growth. Malaysia leads the world in natural rubber production and the U. S. is far ahead in synthetic rubber production. 7A
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