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IN A! GUHATF BLACK STUDIES PRO
GRAM-C. i /ions of the Greensboro area join
ed wnh North Carolina A&T State University
in setti.i!? up exhibits by black artists. Dis
cussing; tin project are Dr. Frederick A.
Williams, director of planning and develop
ment at A&T; Mrs. Eva Miller, curator of
the exhibit; Mrs. Robert L. Wynn an exhibitor;
and Dr. Virgil Stroud.
DEAR SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl of
16, think a lot of nr parents,
but am , r ■ > lift’,■ As ■
agreement n ■. . Tl> y
don't like frlenus (boys
and girls), clait ■» : T ; their man
ners ■ !t- • oriole. I’ll admit
these kid. an sather short
spoken and inclined to limit
their
questions o. greetings to
grunts, and .sometimes even no
answers at all. And recently my
parents were especially tn
sensed Krause - one of the
11 guests I had a part;, in our
home said good! ye to them at
the end of ! , evening or thank
ed them for the refreshments.
I keep telling my parents that
my friends are essentially good
kids
finding in tl .ivn’t all that
important, v.l „t do you say a
bout this Tl.
DEAR TINA: Yom friends
may, as you say, 1 * • ood kids,
but tl ■ vt i m --I
difficult for ■ ■ 1 • kno’ it.
Manners, m - c."m cour
tesy, ;Vi .1 'i. tut ?. i : tii, th<
ability t■ * ! otl ■ ranr.ot
exist '• it’ ■ (.' !T :iTil;.- s.
* » *
DEAR SALLY': My wife in
sists that I cstiand should
help It is wii vlt some of the
house
rives tion f- m ■* u: k. iisli
washin . m::: i testing,
laundry, and ; i like i say no,
that these thlngs'are entirely
a wife’, responsibility. Site has
agreed to co; ,i :> r what you
have to say on the subject.
MAC,
DEAR MAC: Depends, If the
wife is also employed during
the day, the housework should
be a co-operative deal. If she
isn't, then I agree with you.,
the housework is her responsi
bility.
DEAR SALLY • I am the pri
vate secretary of the president'
of a large company, but I seem
to be working moie for his wife
than for him. She Is >ery so
, ■iwmwMir.rijiMMww wuM^ii——
■ hints « s ' sFt *" t
BY ftylm 'Bbk CArtNATIOM HOME SERVICE DIRECTOR
v V
Delight quests with an ensy-rio dessert. Make Peachy
Rice Pudding from ingredients handy on your kitchen
shelf. Velvetized evaporated milk keeps it delectable
and extra-nutritious. Guests love it.
PEACHY RICE PUDDING
(Makes 6 servings)
2 cups (X pound can) 1 cup undiluted Carnation
sliced peaches Evaporated Milk
Peach syrup plus water ,
to make 1 cip * C!,ps cooked r f c
1 l package <3l* ounces) vanilla 1 tMS P° on van,!!a
pudding and pie filling mix
Drain peaches; reserve syrup. Acla water to syrup to make
1 cup. Combine pudding mix, svrup-water mixture and
evaporated milk in saucepan. Cook over medium heat un
til mixture thickens and comes to a boil, stirring constantly.
Cool to room temperature, Dice half of peaches, saving
other half for garnish. Fold diced peaches and cooked rice
Into pudding. Mix well. Chill until serving time tat least
2 hours). Spoon into sherbet dishes. Garnish with remain
ing peaches and half a maraschino cherry.
cially active, a member of num
erous committees, a d I am
constantly being delegated to
type dozens of letters for her.
This, I think, is grossly un
fair -- my being constantly
called upon to do another wo
man’s work for her. Don’t you
agree' 1 SLAVE.
DEAR SLAVE: No. You are
this man’s private secretary,
being paid a salary to perform
the work he assigns to you,
and if part of thu. work In
cluded some of his wife’s so
cial activities, accept it as part
of your job and stop griping
about it.
* * *
DEAR SALLY: When I be
came engaged a couple of
months ago, I asked my best
friend to I e my matron of hon
or at my wedding which Is set
for about four months from
now. But toda; she has confided
to me that she is pregnant, and
now 1 am afraid that her gen
-i., ippearanee by the time
th< date of my wedding arrives
vil: ruin the effect of mywedd
li, Do you think I should have
a lutie i. art-to-heart talk with
her about tnls and perhapssug
y,-st that she give up the role
of matron of honor? ALLIE.
DEAR ALLIE: Not if you want
to keep her as vour best friend!
A bride usually asks a "best
frb- 'd” for this very Important
role, and the fact that this
-i f: 1-3 nd” is pregnant
should not eliminate her...and
c- rtalnly could not spoil your
wedding. Just help her to se
lect a loose-fitting gown and
give her all the consideration
due to a "best friend.’’
* * *
Compensation and pension
payments to veterans exceeded
$4.6 billion during 1968.
* * *
Face value of 208. 600 loans
backed by Veterans Admini
stration durum 1368 was $3,-
716,521,900.
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JANE PARKER FRESHLY MADE MARBLE POUND OR
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jane PARKER FRESHLY MADE / Mi fMgjae COUMIW StYtF -MW WITH WMMM , ~S PARKER GLAZED
BLACKBERRY PIE 49c I BONUTS 29c 39c
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PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. MARCH Bth •>£-“- !r A RAIN* CHICK
MORTON BRAND FROZEN 41% A SPECIALLY PRICED READY TO USE
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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N. C„ SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1969
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