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Barbara Ward low, left, program chairman of the Winston-l
2, presents "Miss Congeniality" trophy to Ida Johnson, ri$
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Working and S
Psi Phi Chapter, Omega (Lamhda Eta). <
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. The chapter recently im- 1
were well represented at the plemented a "warm <
60th Grand Conclave of the clothing" drive and con- i
fraternity, held in San Fran- tributed all items to the t
cisco, California in late Crisis Control Ministry.
December. Members of the fraternity i
v Rev. T. Maurice and Lampadps Club 4
Huntley, pastor of St. An- (pledgees) participated in c
drews United 'Methodist this effort. The Lampados F
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v uuicii v%cis ic-eiecieu recenuy completed a (
Grand Chaplain of the na- "blanket" project and con- s
tional fraternity. Howard tributed them to Crisis Con- C
L. Shaw was Psi Phi's of- trol. Rev. T. Maurice d
ficial delegate to the con- Huntley is chairman of the '
clave. His report was given Social Action, responsible V
at the January meeting of tor the warm clothing drive. F
the chapter, and highly ap- Others serving on the com- cl
plauded. Others from the mittee were: Billy Friende,
area, attending the conclave Richard Archia, Roland C
included Mr. & Mrs. Hayes, Harold Kennedy (all E
Talmadge C. Tillman, Mr. attorneys), Virgil G. Simp- R
& Mrs. Joseph O. Lowery, son and Dr. William H. F
Mrs. Howard L. Shaw Hoffler, Jr. (basileus). Vic- a
r (Modihe) and delegates tor Johnson is dean of the
from Winston-Salem State pledge club, responsible for f
University (Mu Epsilon) the blanket drive. a
and Wake Forest University The chapter will have its r
February" meeting on (
Wednesday, Feb. 11, 8:00 F
African p.m. at the Masonic Lodge F
j Film at .
Library
Ceddo, an important and
powerful film from the
African nation of Senegal
will be the feature movie at
the Tuesday Night Film 4
Program at the Forsyth
County Public Library, ?
February 3 at 7:30 p.m. The
film is being shown in conjunction
wiili tlie National ?-?
Black History Week obser- ' \ "f?Jt
vance- . sn
Ceddo will be shown in I, Jsk^
the new auditorium of the LJr \r ^
Forsyth County Public j I \
Library, 660 West Fifth I :jSf 7
Street, Winston-Salem. Ad- /
mission free. Call
727-2294 for more informa- ./
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Installed A|| Chl|drens <
NL.>. Lhzabeth Durham 4,000 Pair* children's shoes
..... by Child Life & Jumping
Ava* recently ^installed as Jacks.Sizes 5^ - 4. b - eee
Worthy Matron of Queens & b,9 Boys 3v? -6, b - ee
of Olympic Chapter No. ^ ^ ^ PfiCO
620, Order of Eastern Star
f Prince Hall Affiliated1! Lar9e M,ss Capez.os
trrince nan Aiiinaieaj. St2es 12vi . 4 n.m.w & 5 -10, n.k
?rr: ? -
wnici vji i jcci arc; c.r. 1 /2 Price
Wilson, Worthy Patron; Marline
Taylor, Associate Special group babies' high-tops 8
~ ! t _ tt ^ low-quarters by Jumping Jacks &
atron; Jerry Hinson, Ch,w Life Sizes 2 - 8.b-eee
Associate Patron; Carrie I 25% - 50% OFF
Barnette, Treasurer;
Delarion Campbell, r j *>
Secretary; J L J
Lenner " Jefferries, Con- V
ductress; Betty LeGrand, I D?ng?c^
Associate Conductries; L 30% OFF
Virginia Barr, Marshall; f j N,
Georgia Robinson, Warder; ^
Lillian Davis, Sentinel; ?
_ , , Children's Boots
Dorothy Witherspoon, Odds & Ends
Ada; Edna Chavis, Ruth; 1 /2 Price
Ruby Hinson, Esther; Larn
DillarcL Martha; and Rosita
Evans, Electra.
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Bhe Winstonans
Chapter
tored during
lal 44Formal
Jail/4 held
. M.C. Benmention
and
Flawkins,
kins4 House
as crowned
f the Year,
vas awarded
/illiams and
won third
"
Salem Beauticians, Chapter I
'as
erving
near
Dmega men in the area are
nvited to come and par- *
The chapter will sponsor
ts scholarship
on
lay, February 13 at the .%
tf.C. Benton Convention ^
Tickets be '"^|^?l
ecured from
)mega man. Music for the
be furnished by
'The Ebony Company." B
'irgil G. Simpson and ^^^B
rederick Douglas are co- Alice Faye Hawkins was i
hairmen. - Year".
Others on the Social
Committee are: Clyde'
>avis, Victor Johnson,
L.J. Plummer, James f iOVSi I^UlIS
tousseau, Robert Harrison
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uiu ucinuei l. jonnson. Mrs. Arthur Smith, of
Host committee members ^ BucfSmith's FlowefTgave a
or the February meeting laik ancj demonstration on
ire: Robert Harrison, Nor- using evergreens at the Jan.
nan King, Dr. J. Raymond 25 meeting of the Flora
Oliver, Roy Phillips, R.J. Buffs Garden Club.
Mummer and James j^e meeting was held at
tousseau. the home of Mrs. Evelyn J.
?-75%0
Every Shoe & Boot
in the store ON SALE!
tO *?i\ We're making room for new spring n
way! ALL ladies' and children's shoet
store are on sale. ALL 25% to 75% C
speaks for the quality, and these pric
themselves!
cial group ladies' sport shoes by All Ladles' St"
olare, Nickles. Bare Traps & others
. from $12 to $52 Special group ladies' dress sh<
| a 4 9 . t1 A Caressa. Joyce. Nickles. Garo
^ ^ Paradise Kittens
nwi lad.es' boots by Ftye. Re* from $27 to $82
Joyce. Sandler & Pangi 95 $l2 $ 1 W
25% OFF
Y \ Boots by Caressa All sport shoes by Bass, Docl
\ \ Bandolmo & others Siders. Top Siders. Fore "N" Afl
\ \ Odds & Ends Crayons & Famolar.
$68 to $129 At Least 25% OFF
ihoes & Boots Al
All children's tennis & BL Ji\ 4
jogging shoes by Keds, JKZ/iJ i
Kid Power & Whiz Kids
1/2 Price Tt
All high-top brouges for boys by a
v^nna Lire & Jumping Jacks | ?k\
MU,M'30% ?FF <T
BOOTERY
Friendly Shopping Center, Greensboro, Weekdays 10 'til 9
Thruway Shopping Center, Winston-Salem, Weekdays 9 'til 9
r
ored I
Ida Johnson was- voted I * dOWfltOWO
"Miss Congeniality."
The dance committee was TS
chaired by Essie Lennor W
and Barbara Wardlow and I Mi??
other activities during the I E* 'U
evening were planned by I Q&UrSOay, triQ
Mary Holmes, Othello I - &I1Q S<ltlirQ3t
Carter and Ms. Wardlow . I January 29,30,
The 74 active beauticians^?
and their guests were enter- I
tained by the Bill Bright
Jazz Combo., Individuals I
honored were escorted by I
members of the Swainners
r\-:n t
Lsi in leam.
MHHMBHBMi
i f SK|?D
gowned "Beautician of the I " .
Hear Talk I j
Phillips.
Present were members?I?
Mrs. Olivette Bynum, Mrs. I
Modesta Earl, Mrs. Peggy I *> ?
Martin, and Miss Ella Mae I
Phelps.
Mrs. Geraldine Smith is ar
the club's president.
I
nerchandise in a BIG
s and boots in the
IFF. Our name I 17 A
:es will speak for I JP J\
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?oes & Boots
I ladies' tennis & jogging shoes by
ds, Osaga, & Chris (Craft
/2 Price j
te best selections from
dies' fall dress & sport GpTI
shoes.
Pair ...40% OFF CT*/
Pair ... 50% OFF O 1. \
Pair ... 60% OFF
airs sold in order of price.)
J R ,
g\ f
otards L? 2 Ki
group Danskin leotards jLJtt JHv m
net, gym & ice skating S\ W K
2 Price /X \I I?JL
kll Sale* \V\ 1 \ Tfc A
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Sale Prices Good CfJ y
Jan. 29 - Feb. 7, 81 OUL
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WlNSTON-SAtfM. N C =^ I
parkway reynolda manor northside
ton-Sal em
X oe Sale
Entire Stock
WINTER
3RTSWEAR
OW REDUCED
2 PRICE
Entire Stock
SSY, HALF-SIZE and
JUNIOR
WINTER
RESSES
(*+ 1
jjS or less
LL WOOL WINTER ? - 3-PIECE
SUITS
id PANT SUITS
2 PRICE
A
Y AT OUR DOWNTOWN STORE
? Also Reduced ?
ALL
KE FUR COATS
. WINTER COATS
Junior, with ur without fur collars
1ABBIT COATS I
'2 PRICE I
t our Downtoicn Store Only
Group
BLAZERS I
Dup Missy and Junior
3RM COATS
and
VIN COATS |
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Group
NT COATS I
tstantially Reduced! I
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