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Award
Winners
Above, Chronicle Editor
and Publisher Ernest H.
Pitt and Geneva Hill of the
East Winston Restroation
Association receive Com
munity Service Awards at
the Urban League’s recent
Opportunity Day Banquet.
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Avoid 1981 Holiday Hangovers
By Not Taking Holiday Drinks
The holiday seson is party
time. When the party’s
over, you’ve had too much
to drink and you need to get
home, what’s the best ad
vice?
The North Carolina
Medical Society says to wait
until you sober up or let so
meone else drive you home.
Many people believe hot
coffee, a cold shower or a
jog around the block will
act as an antidote to the
alcohol and help you sober
up. Not true.
Hot coffee will make you
wide awake drunk.
A cold shower will make
you wet and cold,
A jog around the block
could be hazardous to your
health. You could trip and
fall, or gel run over.
Time is the only method of
sobering up.
An ounce of alcohol, one
drink or one beer, takes ap
proximately one hour for
your body to eliminate.
The best thing to do is let
"Someone sober drive yt>u
home,-;;, t a
Now the’'morning after
becomes a painful reality.
You need a reliable
hangover cure.
At last, modern medical
science has found the
perfect failproof, 100 per
cent effective cure. You
guessed it: preventive
medicine! The only way to
cure your hangover is
before it happens! Don’t
drink!!! If you don’t drink
too much, you won’t get a
hangover. It’s that simple.
The following “cures”
DO NOT WORK!
1. Vitimins: Some say
superdoses of vitamins will
build up your body’s ability
to fight off the hangover. It
doesn’t work.
2. Tranquilizers: The only
thing you might accomplish
this way is an overdose of
tranquilizing drugs on top
of the overdose of alcohol.
3. Drink alcohol: “A bit
of the hair of the dog that
bit you,” they call it. Of
Pridgen-Williams Exchange Vows
by Beverly McCarthy
Staff Writer
Ms. Fannie Ethel Dalton
Williams and Danny
Thomas Pridgen ,Ir., were
married on November 1, at
2:30 p.m. The ceremony
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Christmas
Cheer
By Beverly McCarthy
Staff Writer
The National Council of
Negro Women will gather
at the Masonic Temple on
14th Street in order to
spread Christmas Cheer.
This year’s council
Christmas project will con
sist of giving gifts to needy
children from the Juvenile
Detention Home on Shat-
tlon Drive. The project,
which will be held on
December 23, will also in-
dlude gift giving to
residents from the Homes
for the Aged.
Contributors to the pro
ject include Davis Depart
ment Store, Food Fair,
Winn Dixie, Mother and
Daughters, Ernestine
Wilson and Crown Drug
Stores.
If there are any firms or
organizations that would
like to make donations to
this project contact Mrs,
Thelma Smalls at 924-1066.
was held at 4636 Old Baux
Mountain Road. The Revs.
C. E. Strickland and
Charles Leak officiated.
The bride, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W,
Dalton, a graduate of
Carver consolidated High
School, also graduated
from Winston-Salem State
University. She is currently
employed with the Iredell
County School System.
Pridgen, attended Wilm
ington City Schools, and is
employed with R. ,1.
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Lachenalia
Garden
Club
The Lachenalia Garden
Club met Saturday, Dec. 12
at the home of Mrs. Clark
Campbell for their
December meeting and to
prepare for the Christmas
Holiday House. This year’s
theme is, “House of Rib
bons.”
Miss Patricia Wilson gave
a demonstration of how to
arrange ribbons, different
sizes, styles, colors nd
shapes. Every member had
lots of fun and finger cram
ping from making ribbons
for the holiday house.
Other feathers of our
house were running cedar,
macrame, ceramics, hollies
and a beautiful cedar
Christmas tree with all
handmade decorations.
A delicious repass was
served and enjoyed by all.
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course if you drink enough,
today’s cure can be tomor
row’s hangover.
4. Oxygen: Inhaling pure
oxygen is supposed to help
your system oxidize the
alcohol. It doesn’t work. In
fact, your hangover is part
ly the result of oxidizing
alcohol.
5. Exercise: Suffering may
help your guilt feelings, but
■your hangover will survive
the exercies better than you
will.
6. Stuff yourself with a
gigantic breakfast, and if
you keep it down, you will
still have your hangover-
plus a very full feeling.
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father. Andrea Rene
Williams, the brides
daughter served as maid of
honor.
Best man was Andrew
Jackson, The couple will
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