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? John Re^e was honored w
fe> given in his honor by/'his chi
% at 1712 Gadsden street, last
" v entertained for the most par
$ repast was served. Present
Reese were Miss Harriet Con
and Mrs. Heyward Thompsoi
Arthur Pompey arid Mrs. Eli
^ Kecent Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guei
veur, Miss Virginia Guenvet
and Mrs. Dorothy Wells ar
: son, T. J., all of Char\estc
^were the honse-guests of tt
FaJbrel Pauls on Heidt stre
_ this past, week end. Whi
here they attended the SCA
Basketball Tournament ar
were quite pleased over tl
victory of Immaculate Conce]
tion high school for whoi
fV>(?v worn j.?
^wt???5* * .
Easter Frolic.
Seegars Park Recreatic
Ell. Hall will ibe the scene o|f
Teen ag^ Easter Frolic, We<
J.'* nesday night, March 21 at,'
80. Prizes will be awarded U
the winner of .tbe spoon ar
egg race> There will also be
j:^b^:V/There will be fun gale
Lilclhda Dantzler is the leac
? Indoor Ga
- Mrs. Blossom Danneriy Jon
most unique and origial way \
gas in an indoor Garden Par
tiful home on East Washing
The tables were decorated
hues. The-favors were multic
- V daffodils and pansies to which
attached. The tallies were
flowers of the garden selectee
garden theme. The whole of t
fresh garden flowers. An ind(
poem about garden flowers us
Each guests by request looke
Mr-c M Knifnnl u.iU Bin
stamped with hand painted <
The prizes alj followed the
Brown, won a China water li
pond lilly ashe tray, L. M. Re;
?in onyx and g >ld. -C, T. Thorn]
?- Maine pottery. "Consolation
_ rose engraved sugar tong. T
of my ladyViinf^ido. Well J
doors, beautifu 1!
~ ^ ? Qver Nil
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Oi
of Cleveland, Ohio enroute t<
?& nite guests of Rev. and Mrs,
?Cotton Q
Dr , ,
The latest information cone
test is the "Preliminary" bei
M., March 16 at Seegars Park
and attendants will be chosen
with their reports. A party
also there wiU be buzzes and
tiful and charming March 2
Never has there been sue
gala affair. The National (
Jones of Memphis. Term., wit
^assisted by the winners in oui
apparel for all occasions.
This fashion . show will b
c the social set and Columbian
Paris and New York.- Keep
8:15 P, M. the Johnson -G;
ington high schools Benofit t
? Attend
^ Back in the city and boast
~~ Tallahassee, Florida, where tl
- . ~ Regional of Sigma Gamma R1
garet Thornton and Elizabeth
McKim, Thelma Watson and
? Thomas J. N
Sgt. Thomas .1 NpmI, <on n
among the young set in the c
First Class at Fort SHI, Okla
???his friends is wit.tr t he Servi
Battalion. He is a graduate
t.he was a member of the Om
veteran of World War If. Y
Theatre for one year. He v
in October of iQftn
i^v.- .' ^ .
? Kindnesses
Miss M. L. Little wish to tl
??< flowers and cards received d
^ 'expects to return to a&rk iuw
CVhure Club
Tlie Cultuj-c^TTub plays V,:
support of the' public. Thn f
t-? on the part of th~e~~dramatK
its work this year, and a spit?;
p*- ah all star cast, will, as usu
gr' audience Wednesday night,
University Auditorium^ Con
| fur the fine performance.
? Surprise Bii
Littie William McKinley II
h*. ' ?*. w. M. Bowman of 233,4
WfrrB birthday jwty nn hH 7 It1
approximately 33- Children pr
Hfdifightful one for little Wlilli
tends from St. George, form
MEJ*giidfid Ahere^ A chicken dim
cake and candy. Kach child i
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PERSC^Mi1
4a D. Paul j
ith a delightful "birthday-party 5
mming wife, Mrs. Hazel Reese t(
Saturday night. Quests were a
t with television. A delicioijs ~
to enjoy the evening with Mr. {
iwell, Misa Ellen Bookman, Dr.
i, Arthur Noah, Mr. and Mrs. i
se Goodwin. ^
: ,. * *
W^mSm
a
u\mM m
s
id - ' - T *
a diiawing for the Easter Rab- e
?re for all teen agers. Mrs. p
ler of Seegars Park. 1
- V
rden Party ? ^
ies lived up to hgr name in the a'
vhen she feted tnfe Las A Ami- c
ty last Saturday in her beau-^ r
ton street. . I rr
with rose canopies of ..varied %v
ol'ored roses, for get me nots,
i the number of the tallies were lillacs,
larkspurs and varied
1 so that they accentuated the 1
:his palatial home glowed with
xir garden indeed! An original _
hered in. a seek and find game. u
d under her chair for a daffo-\ *
find"! "f n 'ihiMT hamlkerchiel y
daffodils. R
garden theme. Mesdames K. ^
llv ashe irav. T.J. Hanherrv^
ynolds a ship-ahoy flower vase cl
pson, hand molded bud vase of *
priao wuo a ntolring?niN'ur, ^
o top it all, a veritable pillow It
this was Blossom's garden in- w
a
C
jd. Many members and guests Zi
-? . , ' x" s? < -g!
' ' ' * -i . Jiii
IcGuests? - tj
rable and Mrs. Edward Kenney
> Florida and Cuba were over
. J. P. Reeder. 1C
ueen Contest - ^
; rr
:erning the Cotton Queen Ctfn H
ing held Friday evening, 8 P. tJ
, when the most popular Queen t(
i. AJ1 groups must be present TT
is in store for the contestants, .
hints on how to be more beauto.
- - d
h enthusiasm about the final h
x>tto:i Queen, Miss Ernestine b
h her lavish, wardrobe, will beh
locale and will feature correct
J
ring "Ahs" and "Ohs" from ^
s will be proud to see bits of
your eyes open for March 80, /
y m torrttrrr rrf Hook rr Tr Wa sh
*f Wilkinson Home. ~
o
Regional ? h
tf
ing of their delightful trip to 1 p
hey attended the Southeastern vv
10 sorority are Mesdames Mai*Blackmon,
also Misses Helena
I Ruby Thoma$. e
h
eal Promoted ? S(
I' Air*. Ruth Nenl and popular ?
ity, has been promoted to Sgt J'
homa, T.J. as he is called by
ce Battery. 75 Field Artillery $:
of N. C. State College, where d
lega Fraternity. He is also a
ujviny served in the Pacific ('
'as called bxfc-k to active dutv 1
" -n
V V.? 1)
Appreciated ? V s
t1
her ma"v frieirU iho +
unug hiV* recent illness. She i
t week-. *'&, >'
had the generous
ai 1 yn'^tpig " grea4-er^ -H+irerest u
committee, which has speeded #j
y drama "Hedda Gabler," wrfch
al, delight the large expected
March 21, 8:15 in the Alien I
ie^_greot^-yo?r visiting fi id id?
e
t hday EarijLJ* ? ? ^
ti
lowman, Jr., son of Kev. and
Elm wood Ave., wqa feted wifth e
Irthday recently. There were .tf
esent to make this occasion a *
iam. Among them being 15 j
ner was wrmi, riso ire cream, r
Evas presented a small favor. ,
, -r
v*- --1 ' ' : - %
.
Vew Sheer Hosi<
ill The Rage N
"NEW YORK CITY?(CI
although 8 out of ever>
tmerican women don't ]
rhat "denier" means, th
oma to know that SI gaug
enier stands for very shoe
iery. And thatVwhat the^
Dr. So manufacturers have
fortune on this woman's \
?they've cleaned .up sellinj
perishable 15 denier hosier
abulous prices.
However, most every w
Ze've heard them remai
wouldn't wear 30 denier i
rvgs if they?larHed a?yei
hey gave , them , all to me
Suit 15 denier?there's no
tit praise for these sheere
heer?which make the po<
>oor gal's legs look rich en
^nr sinrp it'g tViA mpn in hto
i woman dresses to please
vears hter J 5 denier so sh<
ilways be whistled at.
There ,was a time whex
agj? was darker tones in i
ngs. All tihe glamour girls
vearing midnight shades a
pave them a more seductive
Jut this has changed too; th
witched to lighter hues
vith dark seams, designs
s clocks, champagne glasses
mprinted on the side). Bes1
rs too are Trie eiarK oiue,?
nd brown heeled hosiery \
ets off a costume of mat
olor.
The Business Girl should,"
ver, curtail herself to a
>ractical stocking and sav<
5 deniers pacifically for'
>-ear. For the 15's start rui
en-erallv after the first or se
nve on. This, the manufact
re happy about: it keeps
ustomiers buying. And on<
lame mainufladturer even
iented: "Thank goodness
t>m'en's" vanity. If it wieren
nat. we'd go out of businei
I azeLSe&tt In
7eteran's Benefit'
PHILADELPHIA. - Pn ?((
-In a rollicking concert v
pset iftaid* Philadelphians,
el "Scott gave a bVilliapt
rinanee at the 'old ACaden
Lusic for the benefit of
obert L. smith, liU, the
u^druple amput e e of the
?an war. Dividing her pro,
vtb twn?ports- classical,?
assical and secondly, h
'oogio, Hazel wvare~a.. fab
hite satin off-shoulder gnu,
le bounced around on the s
had a green satin sash stu
ith sequins and she wore
ntique pearl choker. Bet
hopin valses and preludes,
jl played her soulful "Fre<
uit" in three parts?"Struf
Survival,"?and?"Hope."
hrilled her audience with
inging of "La Vie en Rose'
qr own composition, a pi an
), "Chicago Fire."
Unfortunately, - Pfc- Smi^
'hite veteran, was uriab
lake the trip from Walter
3ospita<] in Washington to
le concert. But Hazel, wh
?rrupted a nationwide toi
lake the appearance, wa
lany a veteran's heart
mrneyed there for the occz
In Washington, a gratefu
ier, Pfc Smith, told repc
e would "return to my 1
1 Mjddlebuig, Pa. and st;
lisiness of my owa."
fo Baker, Pet Mori
17 Bays, Arrive In
J oily wood Style
"NEW" YORK" -^TNST-- C
rniN .Idcmihinn HoUor " >?'
er pot monkey, Binki. arriv
vwn for her opening at
troad wmv li11:ii\si the a1r
'ook where sho headline:
how.
M'ss Baker 'had suc h antourage,
including 47 pice
jggage, that reporters amd
?rsby weru pleasantly surp
t the Hollywood ;i|i|it':iran<
no of America's greatest <
drier* of the early 30?.
In those 47 hags were
250,000 worth of Paris-ma.
esigined to "bring out"
colt figure. Jo, monkey an<
hecked into the Park She
Dptei. one of New York's 1
i'hieh can-or| much stTr
ellboys to manager. Orders
.nt down from the top
h;.t nothing was to he spar
' r in> t H cc heir many lamo
fojlv*,yc)o<| stars reside whi
: -v York.
1 rma Rosenberg,
inked To End 41
umcrow Habits
W'ASl IIN( I TON Mrs.
lusi riherg.' A-sstaint Seer
[ -m t4wf^ of nat
Empower, has t>een u>??si
xpedite the elimination <>
W dtecrtrnlhaTion and seg
on from all phases of armv
In conference with Mr<.
nberg here, on March U,
t White anil Clareucp Mil
fAACP executive secretary
liroctur of live NAACP \
axt.-n Bureau.- -rrvpiy't!
:'H'd that the Denartmetri
Vf?-n-? ' nrrneHlately issue
r1< r mating the use <
?^? ??,?
*?
ery Delta Women I
Regional In Sai
' 10 " ORANGEBURG "?Mrs Clem: i a
'U*J>W mie E. Webber, director of the ar
Southern Region-of the Delta T
e' L Sigma Theta sorority, h?r? X
r _ ? Tuesday that plans have been
r completed for the Regional Cutr m.f.
fere<nc of Ithe SproriJty in Sa- >]
ivhim varmah, Ga., March 22-24. ; t
? y?u More than 200 delegates ajul
y? a* visiting sorors in the 49 gradii- t
T? DILLON NEWS ,
'k "I - . - . , . a
stock- DILLON?Mirs. MhrinaMr- j
1Tr if -Rae, wife of 4hg late Varr Mc- -j
, "jf? Rae, is the house guest of her v
{things grandson and wife, Mjj. and Mrs. t|
^ Qf Johtye MJcRae of 208 Jackscxn c
ir 'lil Street. y
ough. M!ss Nobora Drioe of Claflin q
r lifJ College. Orangeb'u3-g spent the n
'?rhc weekend with her sister Miss I.
t can P P 06. instructor-at tile Dillon -yj
High School.
i the Pvt. James E. Grant of Fort *
T? ?1 4 ~ t AiT,.*. 'SNau
stock* I 1, Mil I U1 XJUk a. I iVViC
were Grant of New Town spent fcev- ?
vhich erai days with his mother rej^>lc
xaotly. Home from Fort Bragg, "
ev've ^ ^ was J?^nn^ MicGill, son *
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton MeGill ^
/ ' , of South 4th Avenue. Before en .
etc tering ,the servjice Mr. Me<$Hl
t' sell- was employed *n New York P
black- City
'hich Robert Bethea of New York
ehire *Pont several weeks here visit- Si
' ing relative and friends. He was
__ delayed _in his return due to the cc
illness of this aunt, Mrs. Bessie -hi
fuE Crawford. *
" rtv Mrs. Bettie Ipjtrjgle is horh^ af- a.r
R . ^ ter ^pending several days at
anin8 g^ Eugene Hospital. di
~ Frank Owens Jr. has return- M
l^rf^s ed to his job iin Philadelphia oj
c that he held prior to entering '
? the 'Service, lie is married to N
C_?.,n the former?Viola-, Bethea of B
Jacksonville.
t?? Mr-. Agginora McLeod recent sc
'' ly had as visitors^ M.r. and - Mrs, ax
Floyd Page enroute to their C
hom? in Cleveland, Olio from
Florida. ^ of
M.ts. Ida Inman is improving n<
after a recent illnes-. Others on d;
u' 1! are Mrs. Eliza Al- 8
ic'h ford, Harvey Woodbury, George M
Ha- _ _I per
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DOTHOLDERS are mighty importan
* be attractive at well as sturdy and d
! shakers crocheted as polholders fiH the
,/ I them easily adaptable for mounting. Fi
' i-Service at 243 West 123th 8treet, Net
> | pattern No. 9384 and enclose a stamped,
i NEW YORK CITY- ? Mv read- u
--U+-?h^hI -t-bt??l-mrH?kntnr?1 f
I h:-?v.? ? * . i..w . ? ' 11 ... _<j
rran~1 "Lhow-i this season, hut not one of hi
rvm" I
od titi'illed me lik^. the tme e
' 'n| woman fashion show ;ind van- in
s^ Cty that 1 ->u^t saw Josephine A
' j Baker put on as sh^ cavorted, or
s 0 slithered and danced across the t><
[stage of the Strand Theatre r.n gl
,arRt"]New York's Gay White Way. b<
Like evierv otltr woman I Uj
Pas ! was eager to gert. a look ;it the rf
,nscdj$ 150,000 witrdroh. that C i l.Li^^l
ior, Jacque- Fath and other fa I hn>l
j mo us, Parisian designers have pi
Jcreaten for -this talented brown m
some J gal from St Louis who is the .dm d?
ling of Gav Puree?Hoi -if;, r <>
that| }ier model Hies-> , beautiful
cLatliLgown^. Lwils. mure impressed nv j
rntrtn what J'osophi neliak-er did for the (j.
finest 1 j., ? n. tiv.??wha>?Uie ? . e.vv?did |
from j f, . \t]iss Baker. An(f I picked im'j.-.
^ '* la couple of tip.- for til c ro;;e
office |> side I
: 1 'e, j ! 1, \T.
U.S Of 'V V( I -A ',11 - fhi* ( ?>>',jrM
"l twice :n this ,|i" and i great d? a!
j llilS ljei n written ,|houj the v. ii
I fll. cap wrirh rm fort \ tir
j pounds, for which "a til u> . i ' ,
anuna'.- gave up t-toil livi ,'
'my that?*?ha drags noi'os*?ht-?*+TrtT'.?
Hut I gapped ;is loud as anvhoh ,
he in the au Ik nee when
' appeared in a da/'line green t.?f
Anna i , ,v
let,i sti.ipiess gown featuring 'a
etary .
['X L. mt-i t, ,nm?Li>r ,-a. ?__
like bottom. ni..t?'hn ^
/ rn. grefvjt klov^s endcdLai. ahowt-w-?L
roga- S;i^n'' ((,n bor forearm > v ,
, jj^r 'he bodir . of her down T-m.- ^
Hop hSr ,oVt''V brown -boulders .> * t
Wnl* bared in ;*n uTtbrok>"r> line H'.n
ch/ ll 11 was th<> way she hold" f ho .? "
and oial d^grtations on all tHavd
Vfud v <>rdci-j. f'-r _sorvK'crnm an,j r?i h
rVHyT an order banning raeinl segrega- ?
t of tion of all Army personnel from
' H) induction through assignment to N
?f rn- I *rr rr uot< N
1 __ __<
iold
mnnuh
ie and undergraduate chaj
i Georgia, Mississippi, Alabj
Torida, Tennessee and S
Carolina, are expected to atTheme.
of the -convenpio1
Human Rights From Chi
To Practice," also the 'nat
heme of the sorority this ;
Beta Delta Sigma chapt?
he hostess.
The conference opens Tl
ay, March 32, at dr30
n undergraduate a*semVtits
Edna Thompsoh, nati
fnddrgraduate co-ordina
Washington, D. C., is to d
lis feature, along with
hairmen, Miss Margaret
inupn of South Carolina 5
Jollege, and Miss. Eva Me
f Alabama?State College.
Friday morning's meeting
jres a panel, "Delta In Ac
>r Human Rights" wjth sc
rom eight chapters . parti*
ng. An afternoon work:
'ill follow.
The?public meeting fcr~seT
riday night, at which ]
tordthy I. Height, Nati<
Urand President;, ,\vill deli
ic main address. Music wil!
fiovided by undergraduate
>rs from F-bk University,
dega College; Alabama,
nuth Carolina State Colleg
The social highlight of
mference includes the rcgi*
tW?scheduled?for the Litn
m, a historic tour of the
id several other events.
Mrs. Annie B. Givens is p:
:.nt of the hostess chapter
ts. Vivian Walker chain
f the Planning Committee.
felsotn and Mrs. Annie
riant.
Many friends attended
cial at Dillon High last Frj
ight, sponsored by the Di
ouhty Teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman W
313 E. Iiampton Street
>uncp the arrival of t
iughter, Debora Nadine, ?
at the St. Eugene Hosp
other and daughter arc fin
sr TIME
le NoaJl?
J)ERS ^
t in a busy kitchtn. Tb?y shou
lurable and thtss aalt and pepp
bilL Two small bona rings ma
aa directions. Write Atlas Nr
v Yonc 27, New York. Requ<
self-addrassed envelope.
loves ifri place with rhinosh
T^trrrrrTTsr!?m n trra?te1?T?el
atrt?exerted- "Trttrr" Nevei?be
?Ve I known how to keep
veiling gloves from wrink
rd falling below my elk
Tu! It HTway- detracts f
te's sens, of being well gro
1 to have to keep pulling
oves when you are trying
_ elegant. So tihuhks to 1
uker, we can all buy string,
tines tomes, pearls or whatt
>?ne 11< dv.ei'eri- and make 1)1
ts to hol(j our long gl<?\v*
n* e I can assure you. thot
y stones will .be of the five
nt|. variety
-f* "tni'giTt?tn?tr-H?ymi that
\t t led headdress matched'
acelt'ts Sh^ wore jeweled
ill ions over each ear "and a 1
iiu'i/o'tv waved piece of
.at she call"d her "horse's t
Since" f w of u* have re;
'n;i! sate tin- wk.tH ( - hot
lit ini t:iiIi? > pantaloon g'
* wore w11(i a bnh\ h!u? t
n evening wrayi that b??
ke :i number of \* its -c wn
"nr. 1 will skip t hat H
lljf* \\ 1ST. M iiss Bakt i -avod
' l"j- last an,) when she f:r
act by sin^im? about
' !"\'o-- "Paree and m\
urjtieo" >h. , -was wearing
''iv satin ftimn with a full
"'.-.t b<.nfTant, skirt over \v
short time nf seeded "pinnr!:
lucoy 'matt i iiiLjbuid-.bjciLaL-444
nrr:rrrt and ariftn^M in_
ack o .that :t., formed a
a in.
VS'ntiLL nic about ywui ..wn
nf arrrt a riM hcl mi; "problem:
"ti have not Cotton a rupi
riif AHC Of ("rochet" you
al size self addressed, stan
nvelope to. Nolle Noall. /
few- Service. W 12f?rh
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LIGHTHOUSE and INFORB
N. C. College
isr In Debut
amaf ?
outh DURHAM N P North Cnre
lina College's 50 nvemlber danc<
D -is. group under the direction of ax
arter Katherine Dunham dancer Ala
ional vetft Hutson, atnd featuring Wei
year, mon Britt, grid aee, and the Har
jr is riet Tubman YWCA Children*)
Daiice Group, made their debu
iurs- a successful Duke Auditoriurr
ifc trr recital last- Saturday night,
b 1 y. Mftss who hold* syi
onal advanced degree in the dancr
tor, from New York University, wa:
irect enthusiastically applauded foi
?co her two renditions during th?
Cal- performance. She was seen ir
?tate the North Indian charm dance
Call. "Nacni Nrrha" a?nd In the mod
ern "Lament."
fea- Brftt, the Eaglet" all confer
tion ence fullback, wfs roundly
rors cheered for his interpretation ol
fipa- "Toreador," the fate of a bullshop
fighter.
Twelve children from the
for ^Tubman Y's dance group were
Miss singularly effective iin a presenona-1
ITl Daughter Sponsor;
rd Of Mother Who St
and
cs- Bv Albert W. Hunt
the
onal CHARLESTON?The faithful
coin services of Mrs. Lucy Coleman
city'Miller to central Baptist Church,
who died April 19, 1919, &nd her
resi- life of Christian service ~to the
and community, are. memorialized in
man neon -agns the ehurohV-steeple
and in a plnque which Is '.o
be unveiled on April 15, just aMae
bout 32 years after her death,
by a devoted daughter.
jthe Few people who are marveling
tday over the neon lights which spell
llorr out "Jesus Saves"-on the ctrurcnh
steeple know that this was the
hite erection of Miss ^Virg'ma B. Mil
an- ler of Texas College in Houston
heir Texas, who last summer used
?lar hep vacation period to return tc
ital. her native Charleston and :Ci
e. lin motion 'his memorial to hei
l.i.o ni'ithoi.?1?a ?
Old members of the church rc
I calL Mrs. Lucy Miller as a de
--voted, loyal merriber, whose ir
--torust ui?pfimTniinitv problem
I and projects is yet to be surpa!
, I sed. A missionary-worker, sh
___ was also an accomplished seanr
sress and, in many wavs. coi
^ ? TubuteU lu thu 1'UimRT 5n
growth of Charleston. She sei
?- ved both colored and white cl
Ients, and used much of her fund
Little Rock News
LITTLE ROCK ? Wonderfi
meetings were held at M!t Plea
ant Baptist Church during tl
pasi weeK. nev. r. /v. w. joni
pastor, was assisted nightly fc
various pastors, Rev. Bams c
Monday night; Rev. C. C. Clar]
Tuesday- night, with the paste
delivering the Sunday mewnir
message.
; The Fair Mount, N. C. quart*
| will appear at McCoy's Chap*
i ME Church Sunday, March 11.
The Diamond Jubilee smgei
appeared at Miller's Chapel AN
_ E Ziun church and others- Sui
, day night, March 11.
I .
s "Old ?t40,50,60?'"
" ?Man, You're Crazy
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IER, COLUMBIA, S. C. S?t
. MISSING PE&SON ' . .
Information is being sought of Claude
Brown, on behalf of his
- wife. ie. and their > .
who since 1929 have not had any
r- word of or from Mm. . Mr.
g Brown was born in 1903 in South
. Carolina. He is 5 feet, 7 inches
r tall- weights 135 lbs., has black
sr hair and brown eyes, may be
. presently employed as a water
3 front boa* operator or general
t handyman. Anyone atware of
i this main's -whereabouts is - re
quested to communicate wrth~1tm
\ Nassau Street. New York 38. N
5
: tation of "Teddy Bear'* Picnic.**
; Lucille McAllister, guest artist
J who is a member of the NCC
: secretarial staff, presented "Tap
Rhythm" and "Love Song."
Other numbers offered during
?the?recfltpl?included?Miss?Hutson's
arrangement of a "Suite of
Folk and Square Dances, Caribbean
Play Dance, Day of Work,
Parisian Fox Trot, _Etude in
Blues. Nuptials, and Lament.
s Memorial In Honor
wvetL XHiureh
to further her great interest in
the service of the church.
AAi cc XAi 11 /v? ?n ? I
1,w,? to t/IIf U1 1UU1
| surviving riylrirrn One is Coleman
Miller, a deacon m Central
Baptist aitkl one of the city's
outstanding bakers; he is em__ployed-at
the Citadel, Soutlr Carolina's
Military College. -- Another
is Miss Pauline Miller, a
I retired public school teacher, and
the third is Herbert Miller, a
, printer by trade. '
[ Miss Miller requested, and of,
J ficials honored, the installation
'of the plaque in the vestibule of
the church. It will be uncovered
, there April 15 a3 the result of an
1 unusual .expressed appreciation
> of daughter for her mother, and
t which voices the total sentiment
r of the membership of the church
the late Mrs. Miller served so
: well. > ' * . , '
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^ Sun.?IMon.
SI Chap. 4 "Batman and KobhCi
** Irues. - Mat. to
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>y Vrectoh Foster In
g THE BIG CAT"
>r Also Glenn Ford in
lg "UNDERCOVER MAN" '
;t . Dhap. 3 "Underseaa Kingdom"
S '
Wed.?Turs. Mar. Zl?22
rs
[- Randolph Scott in
r "Doolins Of Oklahoma"
ErL?SaL? M?r. ?3^** ~
DOUBLE FEATURE
__ , Tim Holt In
['Brothers In The Saddle"
Al.?*o Robert Preston
? Susan Hay ward in
? ^Tunss"
Chap. 3 "King Of Rocket ,
Men"
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LAST RITES FOR
NCC CO-ED
AURORA, N. C.?Last tilm
Mary JE. Clarke, 21, former Nortfc
Carolina College coed who dlaJT-""
of pneumonia in Lot Angles
Cgjif., ^gQ_J?grch ft. - ^-.-7
Miss Clarke war eulogized la tji
th? Aurora Episcopalian Church
Prior to her death, Miss Clark#
had completed her junior year
atNCC. She weO% ftp Lor Km
^^uncle. She^lann!ltl^^^?^% " "
dole her education kr? the ClI v;ri
ifornia city.
In Durham, Miss Clarke made
her hrmii it thr llnrrht TuhingP 1
Y. W. C. A. Several of. her for
mer College and Y friends aft
tended the servicer. Amsng - ~
ftlic&ei Weie MJ? ElflUI L. Bit 7*
well of NOC; Miss Mamie Be
dell. Mis Dorothy Spivey, of the
Y. W. C. A., and Mn. Doshie
Wanner, and Wallace Royal oJ
Durham. '
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"CALL ME MISTERS
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Betty Grable - Dan Daiejr I
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( DOUBLE FEATURE I
{ Joan Beanett In g
1 THE SCAR" I
I Also Lex Barker in 1
I "Tarzan And The Slave 1
V Girls*' I
f ONapc 4 "Radar Patrol Vs. J .
) Spy King" I
f Comedy 1
fThursT~ Mar. 221
f Dane Clark in 1
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TPrf.?Sat.
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) RAVAGE SPLENDEft^i
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