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SOCIAL HA
PROVIDENCE BTU
TO SHOW FILM
The Baptist Training Union
of Providence Baptist Church
will show a film entitled "The
Feeling of Hostility" on Snuday,
July 12; at 5:15 p.m. Mr. William
P. Malone, health educator
of Guilford County Health Department,
is bringing the film
to the Training Union.
"The Feeling of Histility" is
concerned with the problem of
Clare, outwardly a successful ,
attractive young woman, sure
of herself in her job but insecure
and restrained in her
human relationships. Clare's
capacity for love and friendship
has been undeveloped, because,
to her, love means betrayal,
hurt, and resentment.
The public is invited to attend.
FORMER RESIDENT VISITS
Mr. Milton K. Wyrick of
Waterbury, Connecticut, is visiting
his son, C. R. Wyrick, an instructor
at A&T College and
his sister, Mrs. Birtie Miller. Mr.
Wyrick, who is a former resident
of this city, now operates a
state licensed driving school in
Waterbury, Connecticut.
GOOD SAMARITANS ~ MEET
The last meeting of the Good
Samaritan Club was held SunHOME-SEWER
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SHIRTWAIST FOR SUMMER insures
cool comfort. Front tie*
ends bowing at the waistline
adds fashionable detail to this
full-skirted dress with notched
collar. Yours for the making in
linen, printed silks Or cottons.
McCall s Pattern ?4917 in
Misses sizes 10?20. 50$.
One of the smartest ways
to' look cool and composed
during the hot summer months
is to wear a "cover up" dress.
Contrary to popular opinion,
a strapless, revealing dress
does not necessarily make the
wearer any cooler. Usually,
these latter dresses don't
even give the illusion of comfort
and composure.
It's a funny thing about
strapless summer cottons,
incidentally. They hare an
unerring attraction for shy,
inhibited ladies. Members of
this rather conservative group
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TH
PPENINGS
day, June 28 ai the home o]
Mrs. Ruth Crowe, 787 Dunbai
Court. Mrs. Myrtle Thomai
presided. The next meeting is
scheduled for July 12, 524 Higt
Street, at 4:00 p.m. .The presl
dent is urging all members tc
be present for this very inv
portant business meeting.
RUSSEL TEMPLE CHURCH
NEWS
Vacation Bible School will begin
at Russell Temple O.M.E
Church on July 13 and continue
for a week. Hours are from 9-15
noon. All children are invited tc
attend. Rev.
C. H. Reid, founder anc
builder of Russell Temple C
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sixth anniversary from July
12-19. A different speaker will
be featured each night.
NEW YORKER VISITS
Mr. Lawrence Aldridge o:
New York City is visiting his
brother and sister-in-law, M'.
and Mrs. W. H. Ireland of 71E
Reid Street and his sister, Mrs
Annis Fryar of McLeansville
North Carolina. Mr. Aldridge is
a former resident of this city
TRINITARIANS END
ACTIVITIES FOR SUMMER
The Trinitarian Club of TrinMM,
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EMBROIDERED TRIM VARIETY
for summer classic. Dress with
ninc-gorc skirt, cuffed shovl
sleeves and collarless bodice
is fun to make and wear. Ingenious
bit of trim is the embroidered
cotton band inserted
in alternate panels near the
lower part ot the skirt and
circling the waistline. Wonderful
in printed cottons, dacron
and cotton mixtures or striped
cottons. McCall's Pattern #4546
in Misses* sizes 10?18. 50$.
are wont to bloom out in the
summer with bare shoulders
and Dluneine necklines down
to there. For some reason or
other, the summer offers them
a challenge and a chance to
be daring.
Be that as it may, however,
most women frown on
wearing too revealing dresses
on city streets. As much as
they would like to spend every
hot day in short shorts, they
know that they must conform,
and they try to reach a happy
combination of comfort, coolness
and social acceptance.
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tion will have a Lawn Party
Monday, July 13, at the residence
of Mrs. Baine Lyonsr~I024 pear
son street, at 7:30 p.m. to cli
max' a successful year of operaED
FOR SUMMER
The summer shirtwaist j
dress is a classic. Tried and (
true, it is never out of style.
It offers freedom of motion
and simplicity. It is wear- *
able for many, many occasions e
and it is always correct. A
The full-skirted lime green !
dress with the front tie is a j
cousin of the shirtwaist. j
(McCali's Pattern No. 4917). ?
The bodice is fitted and the f
four-gore skirt has unpressed t,
pleats. The ends of the front ;
tie arc sewn in the side
seams. The r.ctch collar is
cut in one with the front
bodice and the sleeves arc
cut in one with the back and
front bodice. The pattern
also carries pieces for a slim
skirt. Made in misses sizes,
this pattern lends itself to
many fabrics. Ideal as a
summer print, it would make
a | wonderful fall opener in
tissue weight wool or flannel.
The other dress of blue
J and white ticking (launders
beautifully) is amazingly
easy to make. (McCali's "
Pattern No. 4546). It is prac- ?
tically mistake-proof, even
for those sewing for the first
time. The nine-gore skirt
pieces are straight, and
gathered at the natural waistline.
The short sleeves are
cuffed and the fitted bodice
collarless. Four self buttons
close the back opening. An ingenious
bit of trim are the
embroidered cotton bands
about the waist and near the
lo wer part of the skirt. Ribbon
or! lace may be substituted,
or simply a contrasting belt
may \ be used. Any of the
cottop and synthetic fabrics
may l?e used for this pattern.
We^ly Fashion ? Sewing
Tip toon't, if you find one
seam ^onger than the other,
slice ojff a bit at the end.
If one I side is longer, you
have stretched it in handling.
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IE FUTURE/ OUTLCH
ity A.M.E. Zio a Church held
its last meeting' for the summer
at the home of Mrs. Cora Sloari,
. 2101 Sloar. Street, Tuesday, July
. 7, at 8:00 p.n-j^Mrs. Emily Sham.
bcrger, presiKnt, was presented
! a token of depreciation by club
J members for the wonderful service
she had rendered. Mrs. Bes!
sie Turner / gave an interesting
reading on "Why We Observe
the Fourth of July."
Activities for the Trinitarians
will be resumed on September
1, 1959, at the home of Mr.
S. F. Statom with the Program
Committee in charge of a talent
!' and fun night program.
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I ST. PHILLIPS TO FEATURE
MUSICAL PROGRAM
I There will be two musical
, programs at St. Phillips Metho5
dist Church on Ashe Street Sunday,
July 12. The first, at 3:00
I p.r.t., will feature the United
Caravans, Family Gospel Sing
ers, and New Zion Church Gospel
Singers. Sunday night at 8:00
E p.m. the United Gospel Singers, '
j Caravans, and Family Gospel
Singers will render music.
. 1U HAVK LAWN
, I PARTY
! I TKft Monn Aliimnnn A
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tion. Local and out-of-town alumnae
are cordially invited to attend.
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Henrietta Williams, Dorothy
Parker, Hessie Haycr Arnelle
Randlcman, and Miss Dorothy
Smith.
Mrs. Henrietta Williams, president;
Mrs. H. E. Nelson, Corresponding
secretary.
WHITE ROSE CLUB
The White Rose Club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Quick, 511 Oxford Street,
July 2, 8:30 p.m. The president
opened the meeting and all
business was cleared. The group
was reminded that all who plan
to attend the annual picnic are
asked to meet at Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hightower's 107 Durham
Street, at'1:30 p.m., July 12,
prepared to leave.
The hostess served a delicious
repast. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mr ar,a Afro
Edward Roberts, 1007 Ross
Avenue, July 16, 8:30 p.m.
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MASONS iMEET
The fourteenth annual session
of the Calvary Grand Council
of the A&A S. R. Masons
and the St. Mary's Grand Chapter
are meeting in the city July
8-12. Ill J. E. Misenheimer 33
S.S.G.I.G. of Kannapolis, N. C.,
and Mrs. Mary H. Greens G.W.
M of Concord, N. C., are presiding.
Sessions that were open to the
public were the Grand Oriental
Banquet held at ' the HayesTaylor
Y.M.C.A. Thursday night
at 8:00 p.m. and the Oratorical
Contest Friday night. The public
is invited to attend the closing
session Sunday, 2:00 p.m., at
Union Memorial Church on E.
Lee Street; the adress will be
delivered by III W. J. Christian
Inspector General of New
Jersey.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
GUILFORD COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
GREENSBORO DIVISION
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
tit PUBLICATION
(Civil Action)
ALTHEA CHANCY, Plaintiff vs.
CONWAY CHANCY, Defendant
To Conway Chancy
Take notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you has been filed
in the above-entitled civil action.
The nature of the relief beinv
sought Is as follows: an action for
an absolute divorce based on grounda
of two years separation of the plaintiff
and defendant next preceding
the bringing of the action.
You are required to make defense
to such pleading not later than
fourteenth day of August, 1SS9, and
jpon yoUT failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
ipply to the court for thfe relief
sought.
This, the 18th day of June, 1959.
E. G. Shaw, Jr., Ass't
Clerk Superior Court
fune 20. 27; July 4, 11, 1959.
r. Kenneth Lee, Attorney
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