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appointed Playground KWorfrw at J*1
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A get-acquainted *vaV giy- gan
on the childr^^Dec* 5. ffcra. "Edi- i\n
wards In -rS
quest fat games and^ playgtofciftd
equip-moat som* of*. Whi^h
been promised*, by; > ttte P*ay* of
ground "jpojaamissipn iRjr; the flret ciat
of the year. * , 7 *. 0f
This pftyfround-ls located-c$k 80V
tJie esta^a^near-th*-Cooper^iver roj
project, 4A11 paVents arp iitged^p^
t6 jend *th eqfa^i ildren^there. A pja>
Cfyftstmas ""party will given gja]
, peg. ?1. The cooperation of this' j^g
pbnipiuruty j^ill "greatly-^rp in cXu
, the improvement1 of this ane
.ground. \ . r?? tha
- The A/alla Beauticians S*S __i^
Thq Azalkv. B^\B|tian.s hcM tf.e
Vesr*t* at the YMTA Dftf. 9.1,^
h Jieries.of 1^4_
progl^B/d* beirig.^ponsqred by thelrom
City *?derationVojf CoJ.vred Wqrpen's
Clttbs. Mrs. M! H^wiej^^g
ptTlgFam nhairmaiC^ Mtpn Flossi#
Wilsoft served as pslstn^ss,. of ^an
cejw moniegy^Rty. L. CTjpnliri was ^
guest" speake^ C>ther fKi|feip?n*f jmd
were: Rev. "Lewis Gnffft, - the >en
Glorious^ GosM|I^Singef^-trhc
Btossorp Bfnger^lfiij^^ip?fRch- jyjr3i
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jfiflftfellifesent, Rev. E. J\. L.pkftrtPJymarks.
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Pt^ dector * TT. ^ tj. ^g?abrook.
Satire /e^tlon"
d^mng room beatftfy?%decoratecl
with .fall fiowand
Jighted eaftdldfcjwas gracwifct
thfr. ptosehc^ pf4 Me#?
ics b. T. Purvis,
J. G??*}rfl* T.'XJ./Tvketlng,
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iavifii ^>h. tte ?rogfam were;!
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ZMujm* Wkfer'
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3. SeafcrGok. T)g^ Antique ex
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AL, Dec. 7.
vt tT IT TTiolrle rvr^eJrlnnt , >f"
City Federation of Colored
"nen's Clubs and Mrs. S. P.
rk, chairman of the Civic
vp of .the same visited Augus
Emnnui 1 Fra/.er, lone fur>r
-f the Amphitrito which
Mprehoad Cityv.N. C. and
kc- up that night,
istmas' Plans for Children
la. S. P. Clark, chairman of
ic. activities reported* the
is being made to give childivho
need someone t > help
n to have a happy 'Chri.u.
Three per cent . [' 1 he k!who
will be entertained
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^ ALL MAKE 1
Merry Chrittmat (J
to all?and to all
a Netc Year miu>
fts*ful in every
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Spradley-Kailey
Laundry and ( leaner.-;
2212 Taylor SI reef
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holiday tre're
M>i$hlnft you and
yamr family
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ships in. the mine craft base, will
be colored. Mrs. SLMilleb attendance
officer fbtf school* will
select fou* (400) htmdr*<^?hildren
to receive-gif^s at the Btirke
Activities Building. This is a project
of th&^Tfinior Miember* of
the ChjflEr? pi Commerce.
Funds aRf%Iao being raised to
give-each child of the white and
Colored orphanages $3.00 each to
go shbpping. A parity will be held
r gk .the k Immaculate Conception
Itogh school* ii? blind and cripple
children.
/ The Helping Hand Club, organized
by Re#. E, L, kampkihs
at the request of. *ss Evelyn
Hayne|r has ..ctollectwl to* number
<>f^4vyy-and to.be osto<t
ihjr^iMldfWi 1j^ ^he county who
y The fre# Kindergarten Ass'ft.
will /give toyst clothing angl
'goodies td children 3 to 6. All;
of theset%ff'5rts $ire ohder speejal
Commit fees. The -RpidtyHfnitse.
Of Christian Service', fte^. L, ']?.
CVumlin, direct Or and MPS?MCL_L^
-Oieeu, Chairman, of special ^C- ;
JTg& actiVillea Mwill haver-partjes!
Dec.. VI?21?417 for special age
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iACP Fights
. New Y<?l1c?A Contribution o
$5,000 wai received this weeV
by the NAACP from Bishop William
Y. Bell, representing th?
fourth Episcopal district of th<
(Jolored Methodist ' Episcopal
Church: -?
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ed by eight bishops of .the CM1
Church at a general Hoard meet
,tng in May, Bishop .Ball's dis
trict, composed of five confer
encCs covering OhKo, -North Car
/flihijaj Souttt Carolina, District o
'Cotutnbin-ViiDginia, and the Mid
die" Atlantic states and Nev
Enfetand. raised $1,000 ffjr th<
tyAACP in each - of its confer
epces. Rishopi Bell convcved t!- ?
' hi-pe of tbo CME hoard.
each of the?, church's forty-tw
| Conferences w?U present $1,00<
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da Strict?were Spearheaded by th<
young peojfle in the churches
Reverend ft. O. Bass of Colum
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bia, S. C., direcKor of youth ac- f
tivities, arranged for the holding
of an NAACP day in all *!
CME churches in the district.
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The contribution was received
with . warm thanks by NAAGP
President Arthur B. Spingarn
? and Executive Secretary Walter
s White, in the presence of Revrend
L. S. White, minister *>f the
Williams Institutional CME ?
. Church of New York, and Pevo.
rend A. Preston Porter, minister
. of the Calvary CME Church,
. Jersey City.
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