Clubs & Social
iSIflON EXTRAVAGANZA — In celebration of its twentieth
'versafy. P*®™ present "Spring Fashions Preview
? Saturday, April 14, 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel and
U Research Triangle Pmk. The program with dinner, will feanw
latest in spring fashions and music. Proceeds will be used for charity
For reservations or additional inframation, call 493 2268 after 5
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fabric forum
Prepared by the International Fabricare Institute (IFI),
the association of professional drycleaners & launderers
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The Great Impostor
Rayon is often treated
so it has a smooth and lus
trous finish which gives it
(},£ look and feel of silk.
Rayon is very sensi
tive to water. Many dyes
applied to rayon are not
colorfast and will bleed
which causes a shading to
occur upon contact with
moisture. In addition, manufacturers
often add sizing to rayon in order to
achieve a desired body or drape.
Some sizings are water-soluble and
washing will diston the shape of the
garment.
Drycleaning is recommended for
most rayon garments be
cause a professional dry-
cleaner is able to solve most
of these problems. How
ever, some garments whose
care label reads "dryclean
only” contain dyes and siz
ings that are water soluble.
Never try to remove a
stain from rayon without
first pretesting the fabric. Wet a small
piece of the garment on an unexposed
seam and allow it to air dry. If no dye or
sizing change occurs, small stains may
be removed in this way. Large stains
should always be taken to an IFI mem
ber professional drycleaner.
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WEAVER’S CLEAtvERS
CUSTOM DRY CLEANING • LAUNDRAMAT
(919) 682-1566 - 1212 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
■ DURHAM. N. C. 27701
Wmb a member of the International Fabricare Institute,
in the association of professional drycleaners and launderers.
CUSTOM-TAILORED SUITS
"Personalized measurement and fabric selection
in your home or office"
CLIFTON J. STREET
1408 Sedgefield St.
Durham, N.C. 27705
(919) 286-3821
'Ladles and Men’s Suits And Top Coats Made To Measure'
The Shoppes At Lakewood
2000 Chapel Hill Rd.
Durham, N.C. 27707
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Expressions"
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’HOENIX SQUARE
CRUSAIW'*' CtlTt held
its monthly meeting m a'^ Borne of
Clodia and Mrs. Dorothy Chavis on
Atlantic Sl on SaL, March 24, at 5
p.m.
Devotion was lead by Mrs.
Geneva Allison and Carl Jemison.
Mrs. Geogia Jemison read a poem
entitled "Teach Me How To Live."
The meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. Stella Alston. The
discussion on members receiving
birthday cards was ftnalized. Mrs.
Hattie Dark staled that she would
be responsible for sending the
birthday cards to each member, at
her own expense, with other club
members helping her. The annual
summer outing was discussed.
Mrs. Jemison gave a report of
food that was given to the
Community Kitchen for this
quarter. Meeting adjourned with
refreshments.
Members present were: Mmes.
Louise Prince, Fannie Reid,
Geneva Allison, Katherine
Bowman, Dora Miller; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Jeminson.
SATURDAY. APRIL 7.1990—THE CAROLINA TlMES-5
KIDDIE KOLLEGE CROWNS 1990 KING AND QUEEN — Kiddie KoUege Day Care Center held its
annual Coronation Ball and the King and Queen were named for 1990. From left to right first row are:
Torrell Heidman, Queen, and Christopher Royster, king; second row from left row right are: D’Mario
Smith, Prince Ashley Miller, Princess.
TODAY’S WOMAN ORGANIZATION, INC. will sponsor a Spring
Seminar on April 21, at the Marriott Hotel on 1-40 and Guardian Drive
(exit 281). Seminar will begin at 9:30 a.m. and end at 1:30 p.m. Lunch
will be served at 12:15 p.m.
The speaker will be Mary Ann E. Black, M.S.W., A.C.S.W. Ms. Black
has a clinical appointment in the Department of Psychiatry at Duke
University Medical Center. In addition Ms. Black has a private outpatient
psychotherapy practice. The theme of the seminar will be
"Communicating with Your Aging Relatives." At the end of the seminar,
participants will have developed a beginning awareness of how to
communicate effectively with older i.e., financial/legal matters, failing
health, family relations, etc, by: recognizing feelings, thoughts and
concerns; recognizing communication istyles that block effective
communication; recognizing and utilizing new strategies to facilitate
communication; and recognizing personal strengths of the aging persons
and accepting their limitations.
For additional information or to request registration forms please call
Shirley Jones at 544-1182 or Carolyn Jefferson at 9292-1741
Kappas To Honor Area
High School Students
Nine young men from area high
schools will be honored at the Sixth
annual Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Beautillion Militaire Scholarship
Ball to be held Saturday April 14,
at 7 at the Elk’s Lodge located on
Chapel Hill Boulevard.
This year’s participants are
Roddrick Hargrave, Willie Terrill,
Kaie Kelly, Donald Ragin, and
Elijah Williamson from Hillside
High School; Glenn Newton, Kevir
Lewis, and William Harris fron
Jordan High School; and Jeromi
Surles from Southern High School.
The young men have recently
completed five training workshop;
focused on career orientation anc
educational guidance. The business
workshop participants included
James Hill, Obataiye Aklnwole,
and Elliot Walker. The engineering
workshop included Irwin Holme;
and Richard Burton. The law
workshop included Attorney Butch
Williams and Randal Rogers. The
medical workshop included Dr.
Maicono Hines, Paul Williams, and
Antoine Keller. One workshop was
held focusing on current issues.
Last year $8,450 in scholarship
money was awarded. The average
scholarship awarded was between
$800 and $1,500. Young men are
selected to participate in the
Beautillion program based on
exemplification of superioi
scholarship, outstanding leadership,
and community involvement
Dr. Willie Smith, a professor at
NCCU, and Tyrone Baughman, a
management employee at GTE -
South are co-chairmen of this
year’s event. Willie Boyd, a
management employee at GTE -
South has also been instrumental in
making this program a success.
Tyrone Baughman stated,
"providing educational and career
guidance at an early stage in a
youth’s life, and showing genuine
concern that we care about our
youth, can only help to insure that
America will have a bright future".
Send
Spring
Drycleaning
Now
(Easter is April 15th)
Before warm, spring days make
their debut, be sure your seasonal
apparel is at it s very best. At
Weaver’s Cleaners
skilled hands remove spots and
stains, mend open seams, replace
missing buttons, and restore shape
and fit. Making you look good is
what we do best.
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WEAVER’S CLEANERS
1212 Fayetteville St.
Durham, N.C. 27701 (919) 682-1566
A member of the International Fabricare Institute,
the association of professional drycleaners and launderers.
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NIGHTFOCUS
A new and informative taik show
featuring Darryl Smith.
"We plan to present an exchange of
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information and diverse opinions about
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people, ideas and events of concern to
the African American community."
Please tune in on Sundays from 12
a.m. to 2 a.m. on WDUR 1490-AM and let
Darryl Smith know your views on issues
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of importance.
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