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THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT., DECEMBER 6, 1960
| THIS WIEK-fND ON TV
Thursday Highlights
7 a m.—TODAY— Conservationist Roger Caraa and Sen Gay
lord Nelson discuss ecology. WTVD
•30 *.m—MOVIE— Man With the Gun" stars Robert
Mitchum and Jan Sterling. A professional gunman take* on the
Job of cleaning up a town terrorized by a wealthy rancher.
WRDU
3:30 p.m.—MOVlE—"Battle of Rogue River" stars George
Montgomery and Martha Hyer. A tough major arrives to secure
. statehood for Oregon by arranging a truce with the Indians.
' WRAL
6 p.m.—MOVIE—"The Scarf" (1951) stars John Ireland and
Mercedes McCambridee A man escapes from a hospital for the
criminally insane WRDU (
' 7 p.m.—BILLY GRAHAM—Dr. Graham sermonizes on "The
Future Lito Heaven or Hell." WRAL
II p.m.—MOVlE—"From Here to Eternity" ' 196.1) stars
i Montgomery Clift. Burt Lancaster, and Frank Sinatra, three
men near Pearl Harbor before World War 11. WFMY
i K .10 p.m.—NET PLAYHOUSE— "TTie Tin Whistle" stars
John Tragard. Edd K. Gasper; and Ann Gladmon. Witchcraft
becomes the consuming interest of a minister's adolescent son.
, WUNC
9 p.m.—MOVlE—'Ten Little Indians" (1965) stars Hugh
O Brian. Shirley Eaton, and Fabian as eight strangers are sum
moned to an Alpine castle where a recorded voice tells them
they will not leave alive. WRDU '
9 p m —TOM JONES—GIen Campbell. Janis Joplin. and "Hie
Committee are the guests. WRAL
10 pm NET SPECIAL—An address by Spiro Agnew Is
featured on "Hunger: A National Disgrace." WUNC
10 p.m.— JIM NABORS—Bobbie Gentry is the guest. WFMY
10 p m.—DEAN MARTIN—Nancy Wilson, Romy Schneider,
and Milbum Stone are the guests. WTVD
11 .10 p.m.—MERV GRIFFIN—George Jessel and comic
Georce (arlin are spotlighted. WRDU, WFMY
11 30 p m-MOVIE—"I Bombed Pearl Harbor" M 960) stars
Toshiro Mifune. Yosuke Natsuki. and Koji Tsuruta. N'ewsreel
footage of Pear] Harbor is included in this story of changing at
titudes toward war in the months following the attack. WRAL
Friday Hig
Turn —TODAY—Victor D'Amirn. director of the Museum of
Modern Art's education department, and book reviewer Gene
Shalit, discussing children's fiction. WTYD
R 30 «m—MOVIE—"The Scarf" (1951 > stars .John Ireland.
Mercedes Mct'ambridqe, and • Emlvn Williams as a man
escapes from a hospital for the criminally insane and
desperately strives to establish his innocence. WRDU
3 30 pm—MOVlE—"Creature with the Atom Brain" (1955)
itars Richard Denning, Angela Stevens, and Michael Granger.
A scientist has found a way of restoring men to life by placing
"aiorruc brains" in their heads. W'RAL
« p m.—CHARLIE CHAPLIN-"His Trysting Place" 1941)
stars Charlie, Mabel Normand, and Mack Swan. Charlie picks
up the wrong coat in a restaurant and his wife finds a
passionate note in the pocket. WRDU
7p m BILLY GRAHAM—Dr. Graham challenges American
youth. WRAL
8 p m—JIM NABORS— Bobbie Gentry is the guest. WTVD
9 p m —MOVlE—"Having a Wild Weekend" (1965) stars
Da\e ("lark, Barbara Ferris. Lenny Davidson and the Dave
Clark Five in an anti - Establishment comedy. WTVD, WFMY
10 p m.—Dt RANTE-LENNONS—MiIton Berle, pianist Jo
Ann (astle, and singer John Stewart are the guests. WRAL
11 30 p.m.—MOVIE—"You Can't Run Away From It" (1956)
stars l.ee J. Cobb. Patricia Medina, and Edward Arnold.
"Murder at 45 R.P.M." stars Danielle Darrieux, Michel
Auclair. and Jean Servais. WFMY
11.30 pm.-MOVlE—"Under the Gun"  1950» stars Richard
C'inie and Aubrey Totter. A racketeer is sentenced to the
penitentiary. WRAL
11 30 pm-MERV GRIFFIN—Rep Adam Clayton Powell,
P ro^ueer Ro eer Smith, and Orson Bean are the guests.
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i Saturday Highlights
2p m AEL F OOTBALL—The New York Jets play the Oilers
I I at Houston WRDU
II 2 W pm—NASHVILLE MUSIC-Del Reeves. Norma Jean,
Hugh X. Lewi*, and Archie Campbell bring the country music
I | cound from the Grand Ole Opry. WTVD
S.4S p.m.— NFL FOOTBALLr-Hie Chicago Bears and the San
Francisco 49ers clash. WFMY
7an p m.—THE LITTLEST ANGEL—An original musical for
the Christmas season tells the Charles Tazewell story about a
I | young boy who becomes the Littlest Angel. WTVD
I 7 30 p.m.—JACKIE GLEASON—Laughs and gaffs sparkle'
the evening of rollicking humor with the jolly fat one. WTVD
j J WFMY
11.
II 8:30 p.m.—ANN MARGRET SPECIAL-"Ann Margret .. .
I I From Hollywood With Love" presents an hour of delightful Ann-
I I Margret. WFMY
I I
I I
| | 9 pm—MOVlE—"Hallelujah Trail" stars Burt Lancaster
1 I and Lee Remick in this western comedy about an Army officer
I I charged with protecting a liquor shipment from the Indians and
a temperance group. WRDU
I I,
II " p.m. SHOCK THEATER—Hobgoblins, ghouls, poltergeists
I I and a concocted menage of horror and phantasmagoria flick the
I I evening away in "The Captive City." WRDU
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Carr In Full
Swing
By JANICE DIXON AND
RANDY RAY
Carr Junior High has really
gotten into full swing for the
school year. The football team
finished the year with only two
losses. The basketball team
predicts even greater success.
Carr's first game of the basket
ball season is against Martin
Junior High of Raleigh.
Not long ago the Student
Council officers were elected
for (he school year. Chosen for
president was Theodore Ash
ford and Ricky Weaver was
elected as vice-president.
Carr's Civics classes played
quite an important part in the
sociological activities of the
community. Directing these
classes is teacher Lawrence
Thompson. Randy Ray, Steve
Paschal. Kenneth Redding and
Calvin Norman, four of the bet
ter ninth grade students of
Carr. were sent for a day, to
i the Citv Hall to visit and learn
about the government of our
citv. AfU-r their visit, they
spoke to the classes, telling
about their experiences.
Or, November 14, Carr had
it's first sock-hop. Over two
hundred people were there,
making it a big event.
The Carr Chorus has also
given it's first performance.
The chorus is directed by Mrs.
Vivian Thorpe.
This year at Carr promises
to be very exciting. There is
cooperation between fellow stu
dents and 1 the faculty. The
faculties primary goal is to
meet the needs of the students
on their individual level.
Colored Toy
Factory Marks
Isf Anniversary
(See pictures first section)
LOS ANGELES, Cal. The
Shindana Toy Factory, Los An
geles, Calif., celebrated its first
anniversary with the announce
ment that sales will reach the
$1,000,000 mark within the next
six months.
A year ago. Shindana started
production of a black doll call
ed Baby Nancy. Within one
year, over 130,000 Baby Nancy
Dolls have been sold to white
and 1 black children across the
country.
Shindana is now manufactur
ing a soft body doll named Dee
Bee and is planning to intro
duce three new black dolls by
the end of 19701 Among them
is the Malaaika doll (Swahili
for "angel") with Afro features
and accessories.
The Shindana factory is a
division ot Operation Bootstrap,
the black community training
and economic development or
ganization headquartered in Los
Angeles' black community.
Bob Hall, co-director of Ope
ration Bootstrap, said, "Our na
tional distribution is very good.
Baby Nancys can be bought
in every state and at all major
department stores."
"The consumer demand for
black dolls in foreign countries
has boon so great that Shin
dana will start exporting Baby
Nancy and l Dee Bee dolls to
Europe, Ntw Zealand, Austra
lia, and Japan," said Hall.
-Socials
(Continued from page SA)
,dy Catherine Shaw, Helen Mc-
Clain, Josephine Haskins, Ei
nora Smith, Willie G. Sneed,
Fannie Tapp, Bessie Thomp
son, M. W. Webb, Misses Alene
.Mebane and Mable Free land.
Guest were Mrs. Willie Malone,
and daughter Mrs. Evelyn
Thorpe, Misses Mary L Ste
phens and Mayme F. Webb,
Mrs. Mary Hardy thanked the
hostess for a lovely evening
in her home.
William Allison has returned
home to 521 Cecil St. from
the Veterans Hospital and is
( doing nicely. Waymon Harris,
'Jr. has returned home in
Rougemont from Duke Hos
pital and is doing fine.
***
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Misses Gezzette Webb from
NCC University with parents
Mrs. Flossie Webb, Milton Ave
Gloria Long from NCCU
with family Mr. and Mrs.
Gentry Long, Ward Rd.
, Gloria Whitted from Shaw
University, Raleigh, with
mother Mrs* Clementine
Whitted and Grandmother Mrs.
Hanna Carrington, Todd St.
Brenda Carrington from St.
Augustine College, Raleigh,
jwith family Mr. and Mrs.
George Carrington, Todd St.
*£J(£T. V JMBGI
READY FOR A HOLIDAY
CRUISE in his nifty six button
double breasted seersucker jac
1^
THE LONG COLLAR is "in" for
little boys. The dacroa and cot
ton gold shirt is coordinated
with patterned gold and. oxforjd
ihbk
wjtJ7l ll
■hBSH
FLORAL PRINT JUMPSUIT by
Nannekins has white stand up I
collar with bow and long
I
BRIGHT GOLD BONDED OR
LON skirt has novel chain sus
penders held with coins In but
ton holes. Attached white da
New Books At The
City-County Library
FICTION
Babel—You Must Know Every
thing
Blunden—Charco Harbour
Packer—Don't Rely on Gemini
Vivante—Doctor Giovanni
. ket worn with flared pants in
navy poplin. At his neck fash-
I ionable polka dot ascot.
gray on white corduroy trous
ers. Two rows of stitching
march down the front of the
shirt.. ;'
sleeves with white cuffs. Barrel
pants.
cron and cotton voile Mouse
has lace edging around collar
and wrist length sleeves.
Wollaston—Pharaoh's Chicken
NON-FICTION
Anderson—Countdown to Super
Bowl
Pusey—The Way We Go To War
Schlesinger—The Crisis of Con
fidence
Williams—My Turn at Bat
Winter—Poisons in Your Food
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