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NEWS AT <
BY MRS. E. M. rARKER
PERSONALS ?
y: CHARLESTON ? Misses Sal"
V lie and. Lydia Anderson, 9 Hen!
rietta street, had as their guest,
their brother, ; Joel, from the
Bronx in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noisette
have recently purchased a horru
* at 7 Wall street.* Mrs. Noisette
L is a stenographer at the Healli
-Center while Mr. Noisette is employed
at the Navy Yard. The>
have one son.
- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fleming
B* JMrs. Laura Buchanan, Mrs. C
. C. Funderburke, Mrs. Millk
I Brown, Mrs. E. R. Brown, Mrs
L; E. Smith, Mrs. Margaret LilliWdod
and Miss Arthurlee Browr
^ of, Kings tree "are attending ""the
t^drority convention in Miami
Fla. They will also visit in Haiti
and be entertained at the Be.
' thune Cookman College, Day
i-y tona Beech, Fla.
. Mrs. Thomasina S, Hoosman
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom|?^.'
as Sanders,'is home from
Germany where she has beer
for the past few years. Mrs. Hoosman
says she enjoyed hei
stay abroad.
Mrs. Stella Mosley, Mrs. Irma
Gause and Mrs. Althea Metz
instructors at Buist school, pre
eented puiwls in songs over rad
io station WCSC last Thursday.
Mrs. C. Melvin had as he:
guests for the Bishops' Counci
^ Dr. J. L. Roberts, Rev. Leon Ba
, . iley, Chicago, 111.
Mrs. Edith Wa-shington wa
p- m ti H* iMtfc't mil lifirtoMt tten
( shop here ]
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EEL STAPLE I
pv;
In | Fancy Groceries 1
(park street
& )MARK LI
1 1329 Park 8t
V Phone 9643
fP THINK OF IT!
iC olumbia's Only Drive-In
Drug Store)
; -Your prescriptions tilled anc
|gg& iirug store needs purchaser
sitting in your car.
WB DELIVER TOOJ
HRUTON APOTHECAIH
| Phone 3-1681 1901 Hamptoi
JPSrescenTCLE^
Suits Cleaned. Preyed 7.x
l)ress?s ? 75r and up
L. A Iterations and Pressing
While ? You ? Walt
1. A Kobertson, Mgr.
I <1 Spring St. Phone 2-455'
14 Get Mother's Care For
The Things You Wear"
ftw v > H. T. BRYANT
Cleaners and Dyers
I ' " II111 IIIMHI |^jfap-r-f--|u'
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POO
\ Variety of Meats. Ponltry am
h><-% m
?. ( Complete Llaes of Paney
*?* 4 : tiKOCKKIES :
I Fr^ Delivery Service
/ 1?1S FINE STREET
i- J . J E. BARNES. Prop.
ife * Don't Bo MlaloO
Look lootook
ROOMS * SOFT DRINKS
COLD BEER AND WINE
Clean oak CIgarottoo
Frletf Cklekon ul
Boa rook Bali*
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hostess to Mrs. Rosa Dorman o
Miami, Fla. and Mrs. Eth<
Spann of Tampa, Fla.
Miss Louise William*, a grac
l uate ol Burke high school, no\
, a student at Claflin College i
s Orangeburg, made the honor ro
the first semester .Miss Will
? ams is keeping her records as a
? honor student which began i
? the elementary grades at Henr
, P. Archer School.
I '
Margie Norris. Ready Ms
'' Shepherd, Oarteline Robinso
! and Luther Robinson, 12th grad
students, were on the hon^r ro
at the Bond-Wilson high seho<
*. for the fourth six week perlo<
Margaret Orr, 194 Spring St
was the winner of the prize <
" the college club of Central Bap
-1 list Church Ihe -home of th
* Park street.
; ? OPERETTA GIVEN '
A childrenV operetta-in thre
acts was presented at Hqnry 1
"j Archer school last Friday nigh
Miss L. T Perry was generi
? chairman, with Mrs. E. M. Hu
' chinson co-chairmen, Misses
1 P. Seabrook, R. E. Robinson ar
1 T. F. Murray, directors. An ai
dience of more than 700 saw i
r "Season of Happiness". Playir
, I ' a
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PeKFCCTLY MATCHED
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f ThU most useful hair piece blend*
% In with your own hair and keeps
f the rough enda even $3.00
m. -
) THE HALF GLAMOUR
1 fastens at the crown of the head an
| hangs naturally down the back. Ill i
IS to 20 inches long). $10.01
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BACK OF
THE HEAD CLUSTER
This item it made from ont
I of our Clamour Page Boys, and
you can easily make it yourself,
if you care lo
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9 THE ALL-AROUND ROLL
I This attachment is a time and money
saver. Wear it and eliminate the nec
essity for constantly curling your own
hair. This will gi\e it tirre to grow.
9 700
j imoll Cluitar of Cyrti $3.3(
Chtgnom ... .., $3.5?
t'-aidv $5.01
SEND NO MONEY
PAY POSTMAN ON DELIVERY.
1 I
I'und tompl* of your hair or
rtute co/or. ORDfR TODAYi
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. Write
"| HAIR DO FASHIONS
j> , 507 FIFTH Ave..(Suite 905)
NEW YOUK 17, N. Y. .
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f PUBLIC HEALTH C(
n N. C. COLLEGE IS Si
il DURHAM, N. C\ _ Several the
nationally known health educa- j spe
tors will b? among the principals j nut
v j In two public health conferences gar
: at the University of North Car- of
. j olina in Chapel Hill and at North! ITn
" Carolina College. Durham, this lie;
n .
i week. s-si
n | .
vj Holding sessions at Chapel,11
j Hill on March 10-12 will l>e the ' /
1 second joint Conference on FieM put
10j Training for Public Health Edu- wfl
I cation. Nursing, and Nutrition T
jj ; Counselors.. UNC and NCC are hig
joint sponsors of the two con- We
j ferences. enc
:.t Meeting both at UNC and NCC
)f on March 12-14 will be *hc t,QU
>. . ence for Health Educators. (*12
a! seventh annual working confer-1 *nK
0 ; Among the noted health authora
ities scheduled to participate in)
1 the working conference of health pre
^ educators are: Dr, Mayhew Per- SP?
i ryberry, chief of the Health Ed- STU
L | ucation Division of the United
al States Public Health Service^'?**
l-.Miss Vivian Drenckhahn, direcr-*,n '
J*;tor of health education for the
IC* National Tuberculosis Associa- 'ra
x~ ' tion; and Dr. Martha Eliot, chief ^
L the Children's Bureau. Federal
Agency, Washington. D C.
- A ne
6* Three of Puerto Ktcos out- ^
atanding health authorities will thf
! also participate. They are Dr. ^
Robert King, associate professor,
School of Medicine. Puerto Rico; (.,0
Mrs. King, Bureau of Health Ed- j.
^ ucation. Insular Health Depart- ^
I ment, Puerto Rico; and Miss
, . ' Ul
Marra' Ealduondo, chief, Divt- p
' sion of 'Health Education. Insu- |w
; lar Health Department, Puerto
; Rico. . '
J The field training conference
' opens in the Health Education ^?
| Workshop at UNC at 9 o'clock |j
j Monday . morning. March 10. ; n(
I Dean E.'G. McGavarn and Chan- ...
I cellor Robert House of UNC rp,
will" "welrbhTe the conferees. The flr(
| featured tppic of the morning j^r
j will be discussed by Dr. R. W. (jf)
Howell, -professor of mental,
! health in UNC's School of Pub- rjc
I lie Health. He will talk on "Hu-1 ^
! man Relations in Field Train-!
| in* " ' ' La
Monday afternoon will be de- ,.?.(
voted to report- of special, in-?,-jlc
tercst group. ;
Dr. Lucy Morgan, coordinator cu,
j of the conferences and professor ,,q
of PublioHeahh?at- UNC,?w441 ?^
; preside at the Tuesday morning pn
I session in the Health Education . ^
I Workshop. Six health educators .
l*. 1 will discuss Jh? topic "Pl&nninj;
Together'for the Associate?' They g.>
J are: Dr. Robert Coker, Raleigh, ^
assistant director of the Division
of Local Health Administration c?f
of the State Board of Health;
Allan Young, former Graham j
County sanitarian; Miss Eva His- j
, | don, Graham County public
4 t health educator; Mr-. Marv Bail
ey. Supervising nurse- of . the
^ ; Graham County Health Dept.;
Mr-. Annie Bell and Mrs. Nobio
J
Jones.
Discus-ions and evaluations of (
the conference will be held
through noon on Tuesday.
? I Dr. Eunice Tyler, a-sociate
! prof ssdr of Public health edu- ..
I i Oil
. j cation in the School of Public
Health at UNC, will pre-i-lo at ..
mr
f the Tuesday afternoon session in
Mr
in the Health Education Work- ^
.shop begi-ining at o'clock. ^
M-mlxTs of the public health ,,
. lOf
, staff at the University will con- A
' A\
sider the topics, "Field Training j '
?Preview and Review," and
"Case Studios." Among the di-- ~r
cussants -of the lat'er topic are ^
Miss Helen Ma^sengale Howard ,,.
Ir
Barnhill;?Miss?Gay nolle Hoean. ^
* ai>d Miss Charlotte Rickman.
- . Mi
Meeting at the same Urne a* ^
roles were Cecile Garrett, Mild- tio
re*;! Hall, Oscar Rivers, Henry Sp
Coley and Sherman Duncan, etc. J
? Surprise Party ? Pri
I Mrs. Laura M. Buchanan, the cat
owner and director of the Ebony lh<
Beauty School, 87 Coming St., no<
i wa? the honoree at a surprise on
party given by the teachers and
students of the >chool here la-st j
week. Many beautiful gifts a
were presented Mrs. Buchanan. y
who left to attend the Alpha Phi rju
OnVga sorority convention of
' Beauty School and Shop Own- C<
er~ in Miami. Fla, and Haiti. A member
of the faculty of the
? Burke high school, and director ]
Q of the Beauty Culture depart- the
a m nt, Mrs. Buchanan is a popu- nn<
lar mnv her of the YWCA Busi- thi
? ATTF.NT) CONFAB ?
Mr>. E. It Grace, Mrs. T,. Bu- hal
chanan, Miss' Lucille Willioms fol
members 'of the Biislhe^s and Bnl
Professional Women's Club of by.
* the Coming St. YWCA. along T
with MYs. A. D. Kellv. director on
of tne Teen-age Activities, at- Mv
' tended the week ejnd conference Scu;
'?f YWCA Club- in Greerfville T
LJ"?t week- - - ?:?rfH?
T?
A \ ' * ?
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)NFERENCE 4T;
CHEDUEETT *n
above group will also be a
vial session for public health
.sing counselors. Miss Mar-:
A Bloc, associate "professor
public health nursing, in the
lvcrs:ty'> School of Public
ilth, will preside ov r this
sion which will study "The
ident as a Person."
tt th? 2 o'clock period, also,,
>lic health nutrition counselors
1 discuss Acid training
'hr~e special sessions will
blight closing meetings on
dnesday. Individual conferes
with the faculty will bei
d for public health education
insclors from 8 o'clock until
noon. For public health nurscounselors,
Mrs. Margaret
^gftT-pg'-tfitant profossor-ol pull.-.
health nursing at UNC, will
sMe over a discussion of "Re- j
nslbi-lities of the Universities
i Agencies'* from 9:30 until
30 Wednesday. General dissstons
and conferences with
ividual counselors will mark
last sessions of the field *
ining meet.
The working conference
slic health educators will meet j
Chapel Hill at UNC on Wodsday
and Friday. Thursday's
sions will be held at N.C.C. in
i Health Education Building.
Phe highlight of Wednesday's
ening meeting occurs at 2 o'>rk
when the health educators
>m Puerto Rico, Dr. and Mrs.
ng and Miss Zelduondo, dis
ss "Island Wide Planning for
blie Health." An "Idea PnV-"
featuring v'atc reprcscniv's
will begin at 3:15 p. m.
\t the N.C.C. >es>ion on Thurs.
v /morning, March 13. Miss
\f\r Ynnror, profc-sor of pubhe;
1th ; duration will preside
:1 present Dr. Alfonso Elder,
'dv'ent of NCC, who will welne
the group. Two speeches
e .scheduled during the day.
. Derrybery will talk on "Nanal
Trends in Public Health
ucation in Voluntary Aeons'
a". 11 o'clock.
^ special series of exhibits in
N.C'.C. Health Techniques
borntory will be featu-^i as
omc To the Fair" throughout ;
? day.
\ s ri -s of exhibits an-! <li
ssions on the general theme,
'om; To the Fair." e will be
rts will be given by the fol-'.
etn?: Wayne Mrs-tck; Public
awi Educator, County Health
payment, lib:
zabeth EXavis, State Board cf
alth. Columbia. S C.; Mr>.
ances Mk-Connvll, Health Edu-* ,
or, North Carolina Heart Aslation:
Miss Maria . Zalduon- ,
: and Dr. Mayhew Dcrryberry.
s* Gra:e Dani ! will be mod'or
for the group.
Andrew Whismtpn will prre
r.t a 2:30 ?cssion which will
iture reports of -p.cial groups."
File conference returns to th.*
liversi'.y of North Carolina
npuy on Friday morning with
'. Ro-emnry K nt. Associate,
ifessor of Public Health Edu-,
ion, University of North Car- I
na, presiding.
T, . . . - ... I
rar-ieipani- and their topics
Friday morning include: Dr
irthn Fiiot, Chief. Children'",
reau of the Federal Security
ency. "International .Planning
Public Health"; Dr. William
'Cock, A -M'w ia'e?Professor?ttf
w, UNC. "Political Implicons
in International Planning;"
. Carson Ryan, Kenan Prosor.
School of F.ducati >n, UNC,
nproving International Under-j
ridings thmugh F> 'ut at urn" , and 1
s^ Vivian Drenckhahn and Dr.! i
gvhew D rryheny, "Kvaluan
? Programs Di?tcus-od in;
ecial Interest Groups."
vfhs Klta Mae Ma-t. Assistant i I
ofessor of Public Heal'h Fdu-i I
; i
ion at UNC. will preside at : 1
c final session Friday after-'
on. She will lead a di-cus-ion |
"What Do Health Kdueat us) .
1 ieve?"
' ~' I 1
Dr. Lucy S. Morgan will load;' I
panel discussion afterwards.
V general evaluation will con-| j
de the conference.
>luinhia Signs i 1
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NEW YORK-?Larry Darn.11.
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>ther giant step earoorwis j
s week via a new record {
rteaef- with Culubmta. ~~
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ladicr enters the Columbia j
d with waxings of "Work >
w Work" and "T Trft My Hn f~
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