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★ Theatricals * Grace Bumbry, Mezzo-Soprano, Signs 5-Year Pact For 250 G’s MMM ftr V M ft T, V—. _ . . rift,* A/lV'l* l* - « L «.* gT. LOUIS (ANP)—Grace Bum bry, St. Louis mezzo-soprano, re ceived what is believed to be one of file highest. contracts ever given s Ne.gre concert singer when sh? signed « $250,000, five-year pact with Sol Hitrok, American enter Weekly Television Listings Complete From Thursday, August 24, Through Wednesday, August 30, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24—WRAL-TV, Channel R 6:36 Sferm snow «30 xr.m *v:«n < .ia, 2:00 Tcxlay 3:00 Dr. Maione 7 30 DoeKup 9,00 Romper Room 3,30 these Root* 800 B Masteraon 10:00 Dough Re Mi 4.00 High St. 8:30 J. Staccato 10.30 Your Hunch 4 30 Personality 8 ,0 Father 11 00 Right Price 5.n0 Capt a 9:30 Term. Ernie 11:30 Concentration a ,'>'j Hound iG:00 Groucno 12 00 Eisenhower 6 rw> cant, 5 10:30' Lawless Year* 11 30 Could Be You 6 10 atateiine 11 .Os Dateline Wee. 1:00 Amos & Ana? 823 Wee Spcrla U.lo Jack Pear . j 2.06 Queen for Day 8 4a News WTVD-TV, Chamvei 11 7 00 Musical Cock 1 uu Peggy Mann 5 30 Rocky 8 00 News 1:30 World Turns 8:00 Fun House 816 C. Kangaroo 200 Better Worse 6:30 Wea., New'* 9.00 Cartoons 2.30 Houseparty 6.1a Doug £o wards 10.00 Red Rowe 3 00 Millionaire 7 Oo Paradise 10 30 On The Go 3 30 Your Verdict 8 00 Goldie 11.00 Lucy 4Ou Little Show 8.30 J ftmgO 11:30 Dec. Snd* 4:15 Secret storm 9:00 Lane Grey 12:00 President 4.30 Kage of Night 8.30 Mrs Miniver" 12 30 Eisenhower 6.00 Bandstand 11.00 News 11 la Movie FRIDAY, AUGUST 25—WRAL TV, Channel 5 680 Farm Snow 1 ■* a .o» a Ajiuy 0.,*, .: ■».. ,u;« wee 7:00 Today 2 U) Queen lor a Day b ,iu neeva 9:00 Romper Room 2:30 lain Man <.4c News 10:00 Doug Re Ml 3 00 Dr. Maione 7 00 Movie 10 30 Your Hunch 3 3u These Roots P tm Art Carney 11:00 Right Price 4:00 High St. 830 Amos S Andy 11:30 Concentration 4:30 Personality 10.00 Sport* 12 00 T or C 5 CO Superman 10 43 towiir.g 12:30 Could Be You 6.00 Capt. 5 1: :00 Dateline, Weather 11 2a Jack Pa*r WTVD-TV, Channel U 7Of Musical fflook i3O vvoria Turns 6So News. Weather 8 00 Kews 2 "J Better. Worse 6 to uoug Edward* 8.16 C. Kangaroo 3..V0 Houseparty 7.00 U. S Marshal 9 00 Cartoons 3 00 Millionaire 7 30 Kawrude 10 00 Red Rowe 330 Your Verdict 8 3o Hotel De Paree 10 30 Or The Go 4 do readies Only 9 X) Playhouse 11.00 Lucy 4 15 Secret Storm it) 06 Twilight 11:30 Dec Bride 430 Edge of Night 10-30 Black Raddle 12.90 Love of Life 5 00 Bandstand 11.00 flews 12:30 Burns and Alien 630 Rm Tin Tm 11.15 Mr vie I. Peggy Mann 6 00 Pun House SATURDAY, AUGUST 28—WRAI TV, Channel 5 800 Big Picture 1- m Detec : e ki.,-i.d 9 '3O Performance l:0f, Basket hall 8 3 The unaUenge 10:00 Howdy Doody 3 (X) Football 800 Deputy 10 30 Ruff. Reddy 6.00 Susie y 30 Bourbon At 11-00 Fun Three 5 30 Wrestling 10.30 Death Valley 11 30 Circus Boy 6 30 fl?tie and Hamit 11:00 Nightmare 12.00 True Story 7 00 Fibber McGee WTVD-TV, Channel Ji 7 46 Pcnhoi* 12 3vi industry 7 .30 Perry Masoa B :00 C. Kangaroo L 46 Vic Bur a* 8 30 Leap or Au« 9:00 Roy Rogers 1:00 Basketball 9:00 Mr Lucky 10 SO Heckle, Jecicie 2 30 Movie 9 30 Have Gun 10:90 M Mouse 4:00 Dick Clark io 00 Guntmoks 11.00 Lucy 5 00 Golf 10-30 Markham 11-80 Paul Wmchell 6 00 Dance Party 11.00 Country Style 12:00 Sky King 7:0,. Detective 12.0 J Charlie Chan SUNDAY, AUGUST 27— WRAL-TV, Channel S 10 46 Industry on Purest e v c-ucuil blue: r .* <■ u,Ui case 11:00 Church Service 1 'to 1 is Armen 6.m Walt Disney 12:00 Cnnstophers 3 16 Susie i 00 Maverick U. 4 Oral Robert* 3 an Saber of London. 830 Sunday Showcaa* 1:00 Church of Fth'r* 400 Facts of the Matter 9JX) Chevy Show 1:30 Strsc 4 is Carolina News 10:00 Loretta Young 1.45 Ideas 450 Championship Golf 10:3 Million $ Movie WTVD-TV, Channel 11 10 15 Christian Science i 50 This 1* fne Answe: 7 00 Aiaskans 10.30 Look Up and Live 2.00 Champion Bowling 8.00 Ed Sullivan 11. For Your Infom'n ,1 uo Sports 9.00 GE Theatre 11:30 Harry Reasoner 4 95 Conquest 9:30 Dupont Show 12 00 Ranch Party 6 Cj Lir.eup U.OO Sunday News Spec 12:30 Big Picture 6,00 Broken Arrow 11:15 Sun Star Theatre 1:00 Thl* Is The Life 4:30 20th Century 1:15 Sign Off MONDEV. AUGUST 28—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 8 30 Fants Show t oo vaeen lor a Day 0 .u >. auier 7:00 Today 2:30 ,ne Thin Man 6:3u Reeve 8:00 Romper Room 3:tio Young Dr. Malone 6.43 NBC New* 10:00 Dough ft* Ms 3:30 from These Root* 7:03 Flight 'Decision'* 10:30 Play Your Hunch 4:00 House on High St. 7:30 Untouchables 11:00 Price is Right 4:30 Split Personality 8:30 Tale* Weils Fargo U;fO Concentration 5 00 Capt. Five 8:00 Peter Gunn 12:00 Truth or Con 5:30 Abbott, Costello 10:0 Steve Allen 12:30 It Could Be You 6.00 Capt. 5 11:00 Dateline i:00 Amo* n Andy t>:)0 Statelin* 11:10 Sportslina 11.15 Jack Psar WTVD-TV, Channel 11 600 Reading Program 100 Peggy Mann Show 640 Weather 530 Reading Program 1.30 At The World Turns 6:45 Doug Edwards, Hews 7.00 TVP Musical Clock 2:00 For Better Or Wore* 7:06 Border Patrol 800 News 2:30 House Party 7.30 Cheyenne BTO Carolina News 3:00 Millionaire 830 Father Know* Beat 8 lis captain Kangaroo 330 Verdict Is Yours 9.00 Danny Thomas S.OO Cartoon ©toe 4:00 For Ladies Only iCkOO Hennesy 16:00 Red Rowe Shots 4.15 Secret Storm 10:30 June Aliy son Show 10:30 On The Go 4.36 Edge ot Night 11:00 Phuirps w Jure % 11:00 I Love Lucy 8:00 American Bandstand 11:18 Star Theatre 11:30 December Bribe *5:30 My Friend Flick* Twenty Mule Teeac ISM Love of Liie .6:00 Lassie i.TS Sign Off 12:30 Burns and All*© 6:30 Your Esso Reporter TUESDAY, AUGUST 29—WRAL-TV, Channel 8 8.30 Fane Show a.Sti Fee Thin Man o 10 ooc New* 7.00 Today 3:00 Young Dr Malone 7.06 The Lon# Ranger 9:00 Romper Room 3:36 From Thee- Root* 7.30 The R®*i McCoy* 10:00 Dough Re Ml 4:06 House on High St- 8:00 Donna .Seed 16:30 Play Your Hunch 4.30 Split personality 8:30 Qpbie Glide li:tfc Price 1* Right 5:00 Capt. Five 9:00 Rifleman 11:30 Concentration 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 930 Ford Startime 12:00 Truth or Con. 6.00 Capt. Five 10:3J Lawman 12:30 It Could Be. You 6:10 Stateltne 11:00 Dateline lido Amos & Andy 6.2 it Weather 11.10 Weather S.ffe Queen for a Dr- 6:30 Reeve U:iS Jack Paar WTVD-TV, Channel 11 8:00 Reading Program 1:00 Peggy Mann Show 6:45 Weather 6:80 Reading Program 1:30 As The World Turns 645 Doug Edward*, News ?:00 TV Musical Clock 2:00 POl Better or Worse 7:06 To Tell The Truth f'.flp News 2.30 House Party *7:3u Sugarfoot #;J4» Carolina News 3.00 Millionaire 8:37 Many Love*—Glib* fI:S Caßtefe Jbmgmmo 3:30 Verdict Is Your* 9:00 Tightrope 9m CartOdh Shoo 4:06 For Ladies Only 0.30 Reo Skeitcm »3» Red Rowe Show 4:lo Secret Storm 10:00 Gary Moore Show 10:36 On The Go 4:30 Edge of Night 11:00 Phillip* 6* New* 11 ;<w I Love Lucy 3:00 American Bandstand 11 :J5 Star Theatre 17 :if) December Bride *5.30 Rm Tin Tin Hei Hualucod * Ji:® Lp'Fe of Life 6.® Dennis the Menace Affairs” m Jo Surat* and All«e 6:30 Your Esso News 1:15 Sign Off WSBNISBAY. AUGUST SO—WRAL-TV, Channel 8 Barm Show e.ao rue Tlun Man 6.4a i\Bi_ Ncvr, f:® Today 3.00 Young Dr. Malone 7:06 Sea Hunt 9:86 Romper Room 3:36 From These Root* 7:30 Wacon Train K>:Cp Dougii Se Mi 4:00 House on High St 8.30 Price u, Right 3.6:# flay Bout Hundh *:3O Split Personality 9:00 Bob Hope XiZ :qp rm 1* Right 5:00 Captain Five 10:00 This I* Your UM *1:S) Sph£SKlqraldf?n 6:30 Abbott &. Coatallo 10:30 Wiehit* Tow*. Bf ar Con. 6:00 Captain Five il:0C Oateliaa IB:© R ChiiJd ©e Ytm 6:10 Stateline il:10 Weather Amo* & Andy C:£> Weather 11:15 Jack Paair StOO QtJees Fox A Day 8:30 Reeve WTVD-TV, Uhanae-3 11 Sf» ftMdtetg Program 1:00 Peggy Matin Show 8:40 Waather 8:80 ftmadteft Program 1:80 A* The World Turns 8:46 Doug Edward", W*w<. IM TV Mmsern CSock 2:00 sot Better or Were* 7:00 Th* Ugl*! 0 00 Sew* 2:30 Hotue Party 7:30 17 Buaaat «te4» 8:36 Gasoltm N*w» 3:00 MiUionalr* 8:30 Men Into Wrads 8;» Capt&ss ICangaroo 3.30 Verdict la Your# 9no Millionaire 9m Camoo Shop 4:00 for Ladle* Only 8,30 I’ve 6dt A fteowt 10:90 Red Rowe Shew 4:18 Secret Storm 10:00 Axmxir&tut Circle 10-M On The Qe> 4:30 Sdge of Nutht 11:00 Phillips M News 12 4 !««• ijuxt 866 Amaneen Sandstead 11:33 Star Theatre Deeewher setae S-30 My rri«M FUcke "So West Veuau: Low 6.03 Fun Kr.-us* 1:18 Sign OM Sao Boms m &l)m 9:30 Your Esse N«w» Lady" | tainment agert. recently. The object of attacks by race bi ; eot? when she was given the sing i mg role in "Tannhauser” at the I Wagr.er Festival in Bayreuth. Ger tnanv recently. Miss Bumbry won out efficialr of the festival staunchly supported her. She is still appearing in the ’ Tannhauser’’ festival. Under the terms of the five year contract, Miss Bumbry will make opera, concert, re cording and television engage ments in the United States and Canada. She will herin a North American tour in October. 1!>62. Next September abe will tour Japan with the Paris Opera Company. Miss Bumbry attended Boston and Northwestern universities She also studied with Mme. Lotte Leh mann at the Music Academy of the West. Santa Barbara. Califor nia Her big chance came w hen she won the John Hay Whitney Found ation fellowship and the Metrpol itan Opera Auditions of the Air in Iflss. GOSSIP OF THE MOVIE LOTS SOCIATED NEGRO PRESS HOLLYWOOD Perennial gla mour girl .and comedian Pearl j Bailey is proving a lucky replace- I ment for the Kingston Trio at | the popular Cocoanut Grove in Los I Angeles. The Trio swored that they would be unable to keep their Au gust date, and Miss Bailey was j rushed here to replace them. It j seems they are being plagued with - internal frictions and legal dompli- j cAtins, Among celebrities attending the j opening show was actress Rita ; Hayworth accompanied by Bette j Davjs' ex. Gary Merrill, and her ; children Miss Bailey was preceded by j husband, Louis Bellson, in a sen- j national drum specialty, “Diplomat ■ Speaks ’’ Dick Stable and his or- ! chestrs accompanied the famous : singer Aniens bw selection »f song* were "Fifteen Years,’’ "Tight Shoes,” "Row, Bow, Row," "Two to Tango" and "Poor Butterfly.” Well received was % sentimental number. ‘Tm j Glad There’* you.” Miss Bailey invited the audience on stage, to participate in her ever-pop ular Bill Bailey” closing song. According to Hollywood reports, popular columnist. Louella par- ; sons, will have her story, ’’Tell it ! to Louella." published in McCall's magazine starting in November, i( tei The book in serial form, wull be published by Putnam. Herbert j Mays is editor of the maca?.ine ORSON WELLES FILMING TRAVELOGUE Actor, writer, producer, director : Orson Welles is in Spain complet ing a segment of his TV film trave logue and additional episodes for : his own movie version of "Don Guixont." His play. "Moby Dick Rehearsed,” will be done on Broad ■ way next season. ; TAHITIAN BEAUTIES TO VISIT HOLLYWOOD Ten of the most beautiful girls | on the island of Tahiti will be se looted by MGM to visit. Hollywood soon to furnish interior scenes for | Marlon Brando’s “Mutiny en. the Bounty.”. The girls have never | neen farther than the neighboring island of Moores, but have learned about Hollywood from Tarita, na tive star of the picture. •RAISIN IN THE SUN” ENDS Winding up its eighth month at ! the player’s ring in Hollywood, foe i nopuigr Lorraine Hansberry play, : A Raisin In the Sun,” i* to be re ' placed by the Civil War drama. ! The Ardersonville Trial" ; This will be. the first West Coast I production of the play It, will be j presented at the Player’s Ring Au | gust. 21, Every child singer Toni Harper, who mad* “Candy Store Blase” po pnE&r ever » decade ago The : winsome Mtt»« msae ha* grown into a teavttal and charming yotatg lady. Ye*ri, whe retired to raise s family, ha* resumed her career a* a dynamic winger. She i* making' a terrific come back in the current Lon Fon taine Cotton Club Revue at the Sumit In Hollywood. Also featured with Toni is come dian Redd Foxx end the Sum mettes. DEAN MARTIN MAY SELL FA MOUS NIGHT SPOT, DINO’S Hollywood recept rumors have it that singer Dean Martin may sell hi* right* to the atrip nitery, Dino’s. One of the most celebrat ed and talked about entertainment spot# on the strip, the restaurant i* the favorite hangout for Holly- Hollywodite*. Martin's heavy schedul? of night club and film committment* may influence hi# decision. Ij 1 APPLAUDS MARTIN l KING'S ‘DON'T 51..0W UP NOW' TALK—When the Reverend j Martin Luther Kin£ addr'-rd ■■■o- i crow at Philadelphia s Bright Haoe Baptht C/nrc* recently, and urged V- .ror r.rt * •’ <v up in th» integration fight gor,pe : singer C : ~ra Ward, a long-time admirer of th‘ fnm-ni* Ua--'~: w.’» among those on hand to applaud hie ttirrtnc speech Standing in the off r ■ ' the. F * ■' Hope Pape - r Ghurch (left to tigl't) i Martin i.tit -,e, r\ing, Clara Ward and Dr V! . . - i U Gray, na-tnr of church, discus the voting leader* fiery speech. Comic tick Gregory Gets LasU Laugh; Signs $5,000 Contract TRACT WITH CLUB WHICH FORMERLY PAID HIM A’O CHICAGO I'ANPi T -re sni farr.e surely r bar ce th A yes: ago when ■ T - Gregory was ?':u.:r' - • ■ the grade. ■-* M .: f" -it • 'c e a-n ? n 0 a week a 1 Robe « Ciub here Furthermcr. • he «:dr ’ hold the job. Count Bafv who ■,< as ■- , ing the she • object'd Dir’- s brand of jokes and ’he r •> y Spokeman Denies Rumors Flamingoes Breaking Up ; INGOTS ARP BREAKING UP NEW YORK < ANP) - Tne spokesman and singing busuiess i manager of the Flamingoes has ; denied that the famous singing group was breaking up •Take Carey, who with his cousin, Eoke Cgre> n the Flamingoes name and group outright and legally, said the rumors are rediculous. He said the group is simply making j certain ehanges in its makeup j He added: “We’re not the f: * vocalist croup, or musicians to radically i make s change m membership. Ot hers have done the wm* thing i Randall s Island Fest To Use BJ’s As Emcees NEW YORK The Randali’s; Island Jazz Festival will use three disk jockeys as Masters of Cere monies The following have beer select ed: Symphony Sid Torrm. of W- i } “ ' PATRONIZE OUR; , ADVERTISERS ■ NCC COEDS GO CONTINENTAL ~ Thrfs a “Contimniar line being formed by &m quin* tet of summer school students at North Carolina College, where 'he popular dance craze has baan {« favorite all summer In proper step are Geraldine Watkins, Badtn: Marjorie Steele. Winston \ Salem; 4. Maria Poston, Shelby; Barbara Richarscm, Jacksonville, Flaand Emma Williamson, I YameyviUs. management gave Gregory the he sve -ho. But yince then. Gregory, cashing In nn satirical i«kps en ip* ra<« ouestibn ha* made it hie Getting his first big hrp-u on the Playboy Pen) house show here, firfto'i mo •ed nn to become one mo«t ''eight-after comedian in th® nuu-r 3-n r.Gregory i* to ..pt-.j]-i S- Pr.hci“ts' club in December at a many time# without report* going out. that a break up is taking i place ” I Jake blames designing Individ- | i -:als for “maliciously spreading 1 i ihe false rumor? ” The breakup ialk started af ter Tommy Hunt was released from the group and started his own career as a single vocal- | list, ind Nate Nelson and Buz z> Johnson also left for careers | of their own. Meanwhile, the Flamingo#* were ■ reported busy auditioning new sin- \ I gers arid musicians, and making j ■ play? for a new series of record- I ing sessions. 1 .ADO, William B Williams, of w-j NEW. and Sid Mark, of WHAT FM, m Philadelphia. | Tne Randall’c Island Jgsz Fes tlva.l ttnll be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aucust 25, 26. and 27 saiar* of SSJW> a week He >< cur .ently appearing at the Hungry' I ciub m Ain Franc’SCO With plenty of extra cash °n bard. Gregory -,ptted in and out of town sot the htnh of hi? second daughter re centlv. Gregory'*s rna.irtf anc# here vas :r a two-nieht. con* •<•••' jn conjunction with the Ram »rv Lewis *r o a* -a# Cr :c Opera House ia c * Mav The show was nsHed 'Tn Concert With. Dick Greeor v." A&T Prof Honored By Sorority CHENSBORO —A at A&T College was last week honor ed by a nations; sorority. Dr. Marie Rivers, professor of psychology, was presented the Iflfil plaque for outstanding profession" I =1 service by the Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, a national, business and ■ ward 'was presented or. August 2, lat the sorority's annual boule I held at the- Detroit, Mich Shera j tor.-Cadilac Hotel last. week. | Dr Rivers, a graduate of A&T | College, holds the M S. degree and the Ph. D degree hom the Uni versity of Michigan She joined the A&T faculty in 1959. North Carolina State College scientists warn farmers treating their tobacco with insecticides to be. careful about using Thiodan. Ku drin, and Gnthion- around ponds From 1956 to 2061. stocks of hur ley tobacco were reduced by 156 million rounds. “Isn’t it true, that fe> a penalty for esKseedigng tfee feed Jim ttr * THE CABOLIMAH RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY. AtT.TT 1961 They’re Talking About.. MASCO YOUNG SAMMY DAVIS. JR S popular tight-fitting pants style has caused a clothing manufacturer to display interest in having the famous en tertainer endorse a complete line of trousers bearing his name on the label. HOTTEST conversation piece among eastern seaboard iadies of fashion is the report that top designer Ann Franks of Philly will stage her “C- Notc of Fashions” show at the fabulous Latin Casino in Mer rhantville, N. J. on Oct. 14, with top Newark, N. J. mode! Emily Mites as one of the headliners. WHEN “PURLIE VICTORIOUS.” the new comedy by playwright actor Ossie Davis opens at the Cort in New York on Sept. 2fi, it will star his wife. Ruby Dec She was last seen as Sidney Poitier's wife in ' A Raisin In The Sun” movie. THE WEST COASTS sen sational new danr a team, the national new dance team, the ented Frenchv Landry and Vernard Bradley, are protege* of popular coast columnist booking agent ill Cumber Fisher. HUGH HEFFNER, 54-year old publishing industry genius who heads the multi-million dollar 'Playboy' magazine and clubs apd who's about to launch a shewbua mes*. mag, was cartoonist for the campus magazine and an editor of the Daily Illini newspaper, when i h e was a student at the University Sammy Davis, Jr. Meets Royal Couple Os Monaco MONTE CARLO (ANP'—Ame rican entertainer Sammy Davis. Jr j lunched with Prince Rainier and j his wife, Princess Grace of Mona- | co recently and came away prais- j ing his hosts as a gay and charm- : inc couple." The invitation to lunch with the R*iniers came to Davis after he j had performed at a Red Cross gaia sponsored by Princess Grace Sam ir-v described bis experience this Say Joe Louis’ Show Is Attracting Big Offers DETROIT. Mich <ANP> The Joe Louis Show ha* offers from D- over and Honolulu, it. was made known by Rolo Vest., recently ap pointed by tbe former heavy weight champion ee his theatrical representative The Joe Louis show, which hist concluded a ten doyv hooking here Unanimous Vote Re-Elects Dr. Katie E. Whickam As National President At Meet BY W LOTOWR Chicago, Mlmol* ... EnthwHaaro Chicago, Illinois ... Enthusiasm , and interest of the 2,000 in attend ance at the Annual Convention of j the National Beauty Culturiats’ League recently proved that it -was j truly the kind NT3CL had been j striving for.—one "Bigger and | Better" held on the spacious con- ; vention floor of Hotel Sherman, j here in the City, with President, : Dr. Katie E. Whicfcam (re-elected 1 by unanimous votei, presidng at . the business sessions. Other officers elected were: let ; Vice President, Maude Gsdsen, j N. Y. 2nd Vioe President, Mary : Clark. Texas; 3rd Vice President, Louise Chapman. Mo; 4th Vice President, Willie Smith, N C : Sth Vioe President Aline Jefferson. Mo.; fith Vice President. Carolyn ■ Diamond, Pa : Tth Vice President. Marie Edward,, Wash.; 3th Vice- President Betty Lanier Vs ; 9th Vioe President Georgia M. Brown Calif; Corresponding Secretary, Cordelia Jennings, N J: Record- Secretry, Margaret Mitchell, Md • Financial Ella Martin: Treasurer, Clark, D. C Chairmen of Finance. Alberta Mayfield, OWs : Chaplain Cleo Holmes, Ark.; Historian. Vernice Hardy. Mich. Trustees: Ruth Va lentino, V.: Dom Ford, Va; Helen ; Nunnaly, Term. Peariie Dewberry, ’ Texas; Florence Ellerbee, N Y.; j Bessie Ransom, Texas; Laura Hu- , ge«, Indiana; Wellika Goodman , | From 1385 to 1900, North Caro- ■ Una’s bright tobacco averaged 10 j rente a pound. During the seme time, the old-fashioned dark, fire- i cured Virginia tobacco averaged six cents a pound. From 800-400 mao hours ar* re quired to produce a.vi acre of flue- j cured tobacco. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS tn mmm fl&vosied wm>KA m Jacquins »! $2.05 PINT , CM&M.SS JftGQWW Cta, iftc., Phiis, f Pa. Est. ftb MKXtF of Illinois from 46 to‘4B. When V. F A private dub owner Bobbv Mays tosses * birthday party for ; this col umnist at hi* phish club Philly on Monday. Aug BS, Larrv "Smart Affairs” Steele, comic Slappv White, singer# Little Willie John, James Biown, Hank ®oS«- nion Burke, Nina Bund% F«#k ie and The Spaniels, anil mus sicians Bill Doggett and Doc Bagby will be among the long list of celebrities invited. THE BRAND NEW swanky in terracial Chatham Town Club in Chicago, which offers bowling, ics skating, swimming and health building facilities, has ex-middle weight figfrtei Spider Webb in charge of its Speed Room ' MAXIM BROWN, the sing er. will do as vocalist Sarah Vaughan did several years ago, when she spend* a fat sum to h»*e the tiny gap between her teeth eliminated. WHISPERS are that Sugar Ray Rohm.-on may return to the wig sooner than expected, since the middleweight division is rumored to be suffering rmse: ab'.v at the hoy off-rc fc'. owing Ra' s en forced idleness THIEVES walked off with » box containing the first 5M copies of the Bluenotes s ‘Shrimp Boats’ recording on Talley-Ho Records, minutes af ter the tune was released last week. W rlV' T had never met Princess Grace when she was HollVwood s Grace : Kelly so it was a wonderful, von ! derful afternoon Thev are a say land charming couple " Meanwhile, it -as believed Da - ; vi* w as being <■■ " sidered for a top role m an Italian movie He Lev ’to Rome after -YirE 'he Rainier* ito talk business w-'th Italian film ! producer Carlo Pont’ a., the fair* ->,’ov rs l . fra*iras \pte- -o cc ; ‘ma.o Leonard Reed, as Louis' par mar and sidekick. The show r-‘--eived good press notices and m.'./.v people wer* s sto-.mded hv Joe abiutv to smile. to aav tb* leas’ of ms singing and dancing chores Ore ; Serena Patterson Pa • Ruth | Jack sop, Ala: Calmesa Russell. Mi a Ruth Matthew.- D. C Eliza* | heth Chatsrd. La Roxanna Pitts. X. C: part her-. Bell Mil* ; May* ; Smith. Pa : Exrnuiv- Board Mada P Edwards, La.; Thelma Parker, ! Mich.; Wiiie M Hooks Ark: Lil* lv Franklin. Ps : Pauline Humph j rev, lows: Viola Crossland. N Y; j Ernestine Flores, 111: D A Julius, : fL • Rosa Pointer. Texas. Berthe j Ervin. Ohio, Martha Cob, Kv. Ibian re White. Md.. Gladys Her ! ron Ohio: and Bessie Rivers. 11l Dr Wick am and her cabinet i have already begun for ! even a “Bigger and Better ’ Con | vention in Cleveland. Ohio, in 198 - For A Refreshing - B E And A Relaxing Evening of Entertainment VISIT THE Sportsman’s Club (ADULTS ONLY) Smithfieid, N. 0. F. G. WILDER, Owner Phone WE 4-9593 13
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