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A Queen In Our Midst fi her accomplishments, She is the wife of Lloyd has been published in " Hawkins, Sr. and she the "National Extension has 10 children. 26 Homemakers' News- grandchildren and 6 paper." As president of great grandchildren, the Forsyth County Ex- The organizer of the tension Homemakers appreciation service was Council, she has 45 Evangelist Sarah homemakers clubs with Rowdy. Evangelist a combined membership Sarah Rowdy said that of about 900 persons she "believed in giving i? J ? * " unucr ncr airecnon. 5ne people their flowers also serves as president while they are able to of the Extension Home- smell them." makers Luncheon Club. Others appearing on Q&A from pa ? 9 V. Wasne a foreman? the prizing of tobacco; they A. No. Reynolds didn't had a whole floor for the . r have no black foremen be- machine room?' When they fore World War Ii. Now, started making that Prince they had two colored me- Albert; they built a new chanics. Mr. Lash and Mr. plant. Those colored Lemmons. That was all the people who worked in there mechanics they had at that made good money, $9 and time. Mr. Lash was the $10 per seek. My wife had first colored man I ever saw a brother who worked in with a check for $20. Then there and I hacTli brothei the next was Lawrence. Of who worked in there, course, Lawrence was re- They made good monej lated to him,, and he got in there for a long time, him in there. ~ Then someihmg^trajppenec They'd make $20 or even ^nd they got out of there. $27 every weekT I know The union came in 1919. 'i / that because I'd see~their ~was when I came back fron checks. the Army. I was dis n Hntu mnAk *11*1 tkn tVio Ath Hav n y i uv uxhvu uiu uiv tliatgvu \jii uiv UMJ " prize re and casers make? March 1919: The unioi A. They had a whole floor was trying to get in th for the casing of tobacco; Reynolds' factories am Family Stars In < Bounding and rebound- include patriarch - Ott&vto ing from_ tautly stretchedL sons Marco. l?L_&nditel- _ canvas to heights of acroba- monte, 26, Belmonte's tic excellence, the Canes- wife, Patti, and thweir sixtrellis make their debut in year-old son, Allision, the 109th Edition of Ring- boast one of the greates ling Brothers and Barnum # -trampoline acts in the worl< Bailey Circus at the Green- today. sboro Coliseum on Tues- One of the most unique day, Feb. 13th for 12 per- tricks in the Canestrelli': formances through Sunday, repertoire is the sixtuple Feb. 18. which fpatnrps ynnng Mar The renowned Canestre- co. He is the only acroba Hi family, whose members ever to do six full twists I First Black Newspaper TK A ^ M A??ICM l?r V% /> 1 1 ? ? f V* O t*C Kl O O f\ 1 1 O C% iiit &I131 nuunj uiw ni^i uiat^ giauuait wi owned and operated by coliege jn the U.S. (Bowblacks was freedom's Jour nal. beeun by John B. doi" College, in 1826). late Russwurm and Samuel Cor- abandoned journalism t nish in 1827. RusswurrnTHjeeome a colon izationist: Cb??SSW?IW1 1" gliLl al s ACROSS 35. Provided that | I 1. Become dry 37. Ireland q |h | | |M i,) a Prw-w 39. Beost of ? ?-PJ^i?y?L?y^Bi? it' Coanizant burden N 12 Merited 40. K,nd of fruit llolllsy 4^1 ~l 3 d -H3. French article 4? Italian r.ver M|| |1| I II | | | UEveryy^ 43. 0 Onff M 17. Note of scale 46- Jumbled 311131 J. ^ i. S Bfl H. 18. Terrible _ {YP? IBM? J.^ J. ZM5lII 19. Dress edge ^ Flower part a|3[^ y y iMW d V N V 20. Anumber 49. Speole^ l|ll| B Ml | l|[ I 24 Spinal 52 Distant to iff Solution membrane DOWN 7. Attempt 25 Limb 1. Tropical tree 2 *top 27. House section 2 Exoect 9 More current 29. Little ball 3 Sun God !2 P/.opsX 32 Narrow 4 Weep J2. Mistake ODenina ka.^a 'J Help 34. Chest iund ? in 19. W? ^ * j * ? 7 ' ' '? '^^ra'c',c bearing " 24. Distribute *? *?" *? it n H 71 mr^ 29 Extol 30 Church iS|S/ 7^ holiday T|" F 33 Long scarf Pt*11 36. Frenzy I 38 Dm w p*"" ? 40 Companion _ ^^JH| 41 Nothing but ^ s~|^g5r- 44 Heod ? 7s |^p* covering 45 Water barrier V7 w . """ *'" Postscript (abbr ) 50 Toward gl3lF Definitely ^ADULTS ^ | AMOROUS AMY I | JOINT VENTURE | I Open Daily 11:30 a.m. ? Sunday 1:30 Jj < '~<*' ?M* -^-+Jk.. ? ^*~~: _c " " * ? T \ yiimiminiimMiimmimiHMMHWimnininii rom page 16 Ebor the program were Andrea Rice Paulette Jones, and Pearl Le- 44Note* of The Week " Grant, each rendering a The multi-million-dollar solo, and Lenora Shuler Jennings Lang Production giving Mrs. Hawkins's of "Airport'79 Concorde," biography. Rev. Ben- a supersonic air adventure jamin Dunlap was (he motion picture with an allspeaker of the evening. star international cas is in Also featured were: fulo, production| and closeElder T.R. ice, t e t0 wjn<jjng jt Up at universal pan T oerpy pat' Studios. The cast for this and the T.R. Rice En- J i , , production reads like the semble, and the senior , t . t_r_ , r w"? s w^? the top shelf choir of the church. * ? of filmdom, and thank God g0 Q for small favors, we've got our token number of blacks ^ involved in this production"" (hats "off to were very success ul in pQroducer Jennings Lang getting it out. ^ 0t^?_ and director David Lowell people lost xneir jods. inc Rjch) same thing with this last ' ? 7 A w The mock up of the time, in 1947. A lot of v . , Concorde super-sonic jet people lost homes. , . ,, rL, , J being used for this product I Q* How much did you jon witH actual Areospatiale { make when you were a Idd? equipmenmt cost more to A, Ldidn't make nothing, build than any three top I worked for my aunt. black film productions lum, She'd 8ive me flve or ten ped together ever cost, cents. Now my parents An(J me when , ^ i mu\ght uVl r?" TC" you: this mock up of the n^'?U a --?0 ' Concorde jet does every-$ 0. How much did your ' / r lather make? *m8 but,fly on Sto?e 12 at * Universal Studios. The A. He prized tobacco. special effects and mechanf He made SI.60 a day. That jcaj wadsets beinc used in n was the hardest work in the filming of this producte place. It took men to do jon on a mocfc_Up Qf ^he d that, sho nuff men. Colncorde super-sonic jet will have viewers of thisP I 1^ I I C film dealing with a new ^ realism in filmmaking, ; feet to feet on a trampoline. Another speciality of-th* ^e. the rea, star of the verstile troupe is a master- fi,m <?>"y <*out that a" piece of teamwork entitled y?u wonderful people in the the sandwich somersault cas>* where three men jump up Now, back to my notes i together and do a complete " and the rest of the story.forward roll and land stand- Thanks to DWAN SMITHS s ing on their feet! insistence, I made up a trio s In addition, the magni- of black press representt ficent new 109th Edition of itives invited to the set to =?AMerica's family attraction?cover what was going on t features animal trainer with the token amount of . Gunther Gebel-Williams, blacks involoved in the and five new production production. First, and car features to dazzle Children* loads of congratulations to of All Ages. Jenning Lang again, , we ' STARSCOPE ir Clare Anns well ^. 1#*^^ I ~ WEEK OF FEBRUARY 8,1979 , AQUARIUS ? January 21 - February 19 Finances improve after Thursday, thanks to previous money decisions. Love signs are hiding everywhere, and it's up to you to seek them out. Good time for contests. PISCES ? February 20 March 20 Jobs go off on tangents, making for a disorderly ? but constructive ? week. Thursday - Sunday favor interviews. Could find yourself playing advisor to the lovelorn ? and everyone else, in fact. ARIES ? March 21 - April 20 Things run more smoothly at home than on the job. Not the time to voice opinions. Rest up for a Valentine's Day that can be oozing with sentimentality. TAURUS ? April 21 - May 22 Week favors advancement, travel, and surprise. Friends could catch you off-guard. Avoid controversial subjects unless you're backed up with facts, and figures, and lots of time. GEMINI ? May 23 June 21 Not the week for changing opinions or playing hunches. Jn health and in romance, make pampering your keyword. In finance, restraint is critical all week. ^ n A VT T..1 LADV/Jbll ?JUIiea* JIUJTM On tHte homefront, tiffs seem a way of life . . . and diplomacy is a must. Accent should be on exercise and health ? get out and rejuvenate yourself. LEO ? July 23 - August 22 Emphasis is on revision. Ideas and plans change with equal speed through the week. Telepathy's at a high point. Take the intitiative through-the weekend. VIRGO ? August 23 - September 22 Explain any difficult situations before you're really entangled. Rewards for hard work are featured ... at last. Reserve weekend time for yourself. Travel's accented on Tuesday. LIBRA ? September 23 - October 22 You surprise yourself with the range of talents displayed this week.. Watch tendency to laugh too hard at your own foibles. Lively entertainments indicated on week nights. SCORPRIO ? October 23 November 21 A week that includes a little intrigue, a little glamour, and a lot of routine chores. Friday is superb for finalizing projects; Monday - Tuesday favor launchings. Patience is the week's keyword ? particularly ilyou're expecting a budding relationship to bloom. At worlc, don't feel compelled to go it alone. In health, caution's essential. CAPRICORN ? December 23 - January 20 Friends may seem chilly, but don't ask too many ques Itions. Invention is in, extravagance is out. Attention to detail is required in health and financial spheres. *** * questiona'ETeT Votfr" fntultfve strengths? Astonishing! But your tactlessness? Unfortunate! This year has you traveling and learning. Be a little risky ? and you can broaden your scope considerably. BORN THIS WEEK February 8th, novelist Jules Verne; 9th, "singer Carol King; 10th, comedian Jimmy Durante; 11th, King Karouk; 12th, naturalist Charles Darwin; 13th, actress Kim Novak; 14th, comedian Jack Benny. I The < iy Etchings, Etc. i Airport 79 Cc met Emmiktt'-Leon O'Neil, Unfortunately, I never the black assistant director got to meet Cicely Tyson... of the production taking and the word by telephone care of plenty business in a from her PR person let us most prestigious manner... know that she was unavailright on, right on. Then we able for everthing relatmet the most appreciative ive to publicity coverage by group of actors and actres- the black press at that ses in the person of GREG particular time. ELAM DjOUZER j*Hollywood Hotline..' (J.J. Walkers stand-in),Sto- Isaac Hayes will be co-hostney Jackson, Sheila Pe- ? ing the Second Annual Windt, Melvin Jones, Jean Rhythm and Blues Awards Laker star Happy Hairston, when the cameras st^rt plus lovely and talented rolling to tape this 90-minDwan Smith; and I only ute ABC-TV Special Febrwish I coulod write a book uary (15), at the Boneand cover-every front page venture Hotel...and when of every major publication you consider the fact that in existence with all of their Marvin Gaye, Earth, Wind, likenesses, and the good # Fire, Ashford & Simpson, things to be said about The Emmotions, Natalie them as genuine honest to Cole, Millie Jackson, Chaka goodness real people, do- Khan, Betty Wright, Eddie ing one helluva job in their Kendrick, Johnny "Guitcareer fields. ar" Watson, and just abotft If my memory serves me ^very big name soul recordright I got to meet J.J. ing star will be involved, Walker who seemed to be the "Crammies" just borthered by the presence might have to play second of us black press reps on fiddle to a spectacular Tsouthe scene, and was definite- Iful situation' in Angelly not into taking any town. While on the subject publicity photos with the of the Second Annual Rhyrest of the cast. thm and Blues Awards. LUTHER b, a LUTHER y BUT THEY WEREI DlbTHE WWOfTS 1 ENIMIBS BEPORS ) ( APPOINT HIM TO SUCH . Xjw EUECTIOHly ^ .A GOOD i <ffl B XTi $11 S LUTHER I _ ? ^ I I HE DOESNT WAKT^N /^WlTW SO MANY \ y TO BE A FIREMAN,. - XflKBS AROUND HEftEA ? OKBO.' 1 ^ ( "YOUR UNCLE SHOULD 1 " -{*' A* VAPPLY FOR A JOB J X Y \ \ASA RFXMAN!^/ \ \ LUTHER ~7 THE COST Of LIVING T~| V IS STILL <bO\H6'S WELL \JJP AMD ( JUST HAVE TO A V? V TIGHTEN OUR BELTS J 1 ?ra a:)jL i M\ tff FINDITl ? ? Find 16 baseball words. Words run across, down, or diagonally in any direction. HM6LOV E 6 SO t PTEUM AWMT A Kl BR FA6ETCAO ? LAKR ITP 5 K L YAU H \ AALMOSMM 6 r E o I L s o Word list: Balk, ball, base, bat, bunt, cap, fly, glove, hit, home run, mitt, out, safe, slide, uniform, walk. m gJaSflMEW'******1-S~J'.i " VJaregrAn insurance agent was teaching his wife to drive, when the brakes A, thr rn(1 nf a rfnvinR |r?cn, the failed on a downhill grade I instructor siehed as he studied his can t stop it, she yelled Help nervous pupil clutching the wheel ***' What II I do' I)on t get "Wc still have a few minutes left, excited, stay calm, her husband sai^ "Shall I show you how to said, "just hit something cheap ' nn ou< an acndfnt form'" "" ' T . ^hronlde. Saturday, February 10, 1979- Page 13 :>y Warren Lanier I - those fantastio-BAR-I^AYSinC^jrClC Jimmy 5mith and his cooking trio comprised of The Floaters have been Hay Crawford on guitar, added to the enteitainment along with Kenny Diion on package of the event that drums, will bed departing already includes Star these shores for a 30-day Guard, Rose Royce, Evelyn European tour beginning "Champaign" King, and February | ?<&> ||For all your Insurance needs see Rick Hlgginbotham Your Pilot Life Agent - V . * Pilot Life " Insurance Company 920 Was* let Sir a at I Phone But. 724-3651 or Res. 722-1659 umaic Brandon, Jr.? ~? By Brumslc Brandon Jr. =1 ? 1/^ SO DO LOTS OF "NJ ? \ /^Otmcs^x . (.RELATIVES IN A SMALL Y ? ( MAKE STRAM*^ ^p^AP ART M ENT V^etPFBL" V JoUl * I mpS?] By Brumslc Brandon, Jr. 1 kirtr',N,sv MOVE I >C5&?^> _ ] XHgTOlMKSffX ^7 p??K\f ( *O0LD BE-TOO ) / / prfBJf ? R R B R R Or V 111!# ! IT* JL ^ i By Brumsic Brandon, Jr. 1 m ? 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