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I NEWS_AT_CHARLESTON
>- .BY MBS. E. M. PARKER hostess to Mrs. Rosa Donnan of
iPtv'-:' ?- PPRQONAI ft Miami, F1U. and Mrs. Ethel
PERSONALS ? Spann of Tampa Fla
CHARLESTON - ..Misses SaLj Miss Louise William^, a grad-j
lie and Lydia Anderson, 9 Hen- uate of Burke high school, now
rietta street, had as their guest,1 a* student at Claflin College in
their brother, Joel, from the, Orangeburg, made the honor roll
Bronx in New York City. the first semester .Miss Willi-L
ptvt Mrs. Harry?Noisette rftms is keeping her records as an
have recently purchased a home honor student which began In j
F " at 7 Wall street. Mrs. Noisette the elementary grades at Henry I
is a stenographer at the Healh P- Archer School.
ET-r- Center while Mr. Noisette is em-1 Margie Norris, Ready Mae,
if/;' ployed at the Navy Yard. They Shepherd, Carteline Robinson
have one son. T j and Luther'Robinson, 12th grade
Mr. and Mi's. Samuel Fleming, students, were on the hon-r roll
Mrs. Laura Buchanan, Mrs. C ! at the Bond-Wilson high school
p. C. Funderburke, MrsT Mil11 ef'ki? -fourth_^ix ^week period.
K- Brown, Mrs. E. R. Brown, Mrs. ! Margaret Orr, 194 Spring St..
E. Smith, Mrs. Margaret Lilli-^'as th.? wilm? ?! lht\ prize of
wood and Miss Arthur!* Brown1"? ?*<* >??? ^ent,al
of Kingstree are attending the.t,st ,9'u,rc?I at *? e of "?,
n?n..n,.u,|, -..j f}b"r Owners e" . " * raser,
Sorority convention .n Miam.,!^" OPERETTA
Fla. They wUl also visit Ig Hm-, ^ child?n'a 0Bemla , ,hree |
L ti and be entertained at the Be- ? . , . . TT "
thune Cookntan College, presented nt Henry P
tona Beech, rU. ' 1 ^che! SC^??' last Fnday ni?ht;
, Mis* L. T Perry was general
Mrs. Thomas,na S. Hoosman, chairman, with Mrs. E M Hutdaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- ; ehinson co-chairman, Misses J '
as Sanders, is home . torn 1 p. seabrook, R. E. Robinson and
Germany where she has been ! T F MurraVi directors. An au.
for the past few years. Mrs. Ho- , dienee of more than 7fii)-.au it
osmon says .she enjoyed her "Season of Happiness". Playing
.stay abroad. . I ? _
Mrs. Stella Mosley, Mrs. Ir na ' ^
Gau?e and Mrs. Althea Metz, IIITIIHII IIAID
instructors at Buist school pre- FfAlUKAL HAIK
sented pupils in songs over rad- ! ..
io station WCSC last Thursday.HMFNTS
- Mrs. C. Melvin had as her iUllllflMl I?
gnosis for the Bishops' Council j yQU CA? 4,4yf y0UA HAfR
Dr. J. L. Roberts, Rev. Leon Ba- prprrz-T/ Y MSATCSitD
. iley, Chicago, III. PkR^kCTIw MATCHED
Mrs. Edith Washington was I
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^'A. AND SAVE'1
iV^vf' : | . PACE BOY
bs' ''Mp^ i ThU m<>ft u?ful hair pirc? bl^ndf
Ev '^ A A PI f? a 'n your own ^a'r tn<* keeps
/ the rough tndi even $3.00
gpv X Fancy Groceries V
III PARK STREETS MmSSk
: Your prescriptions filled and THE HALF CLAMOUR
^drug store needs purchased > fastens at the crown of the head and
sitting in your car. j hangs naturally down the back. (It ic
mi m t WE DELIVER TOO! i 15 to 20 inches long) $10.00
>: : BRUTON APOTHKCAin j
Phone 3-1681 1901 Hampton
Suits Cleaned. Pressed _
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I and Pressing
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H. T. BRYANT This "em i> made from on* 1
Cleaners .ml Dyers 1 *' ?"r Cl'm'"r P"?? Boy., .nd
SIS stree. T ' ""ke "
\ v o o d s t o u f; 1 Mra
V Variety of Meats. Poultry a? 1 |
C Complete Liaes of Fancy l
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I Free Service V iHH|H^HHf
/ 1111 PINE STREET f
? ^ .J E. BARNES, Prop. | ^ : Si
k I. This, tlachmerit is a time and money
aver. Wear it and eliminate the nec
Don't Be Mlale4 ! <8f,i,'i' *?r constantly curlinR your own
^ 'v' j10q|| bMtM* hair. This will give it tinre to grow.
' . . $700
rooms a soft drinks
: COLD BEER AND WINE 0i c^i. $3.30
Cl*a? aal Cigarette. Chignon,. $3.50
Frle4 Chlckei aal ; 'o.d, . . ,c $5.00
Sea roe* Dail,
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I t XI *LltV i FAY POSTMAN ON DELIVERY.
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if yy i^|{,|{ 1 ! ttutt color. ORDiR TODAYI
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PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE AT
N. C. COLIaEGE IS SCHEDULED \
DURHAM, N. C. ? S.veral the above gc up will also ho a
nationally known health cduva- sp*vial scssion for public health -tors
will b? among *he principals nur-mg eoun* b-rs. Miss Matin
two public health conferences c u t L! asso i;.b' professor
at the University of North Car- of ; r: '; he dtp nursing, in the
olina in Chapel Hill and at North Urvvcrs ty\ s -ho : of Public
Carolina College, Durham, this Ibr tl\ will pie-ide ??v r this
week. s i ?j hi h will stud\ '-'The
Holding session"; at fMo.pnl '*>'wlo:-.t a- a IbiMin." .
Hill on March 10-12 will be the At 4h.- 2 o'clock period, .d o,
second joint Conference, on Field public health nutrition couns.dors
Training for Public Health F.du- wilt discuss field training,
cation, Nursing, and Nutrition Thr o special -ession- will
Counselor--.. UNC and NCC are highlight closing meetings on
joint sponsors of the two con- Wednesday. Individual conferferences.
. cnce/ with the faculty will be
Meeting-Wh-at UNC a,nd NCC : held for nublic honlth education
on March 12-14 will be 4hc counselors from " 8 T>Vfock until
once for Health Educators. ? 12 noon- For public health nui seventh
annual working confer- counselors, Mrs. Margar .*t
Among the noted health author- P?'?n- profes or or pubities
scheduled to participate in '* htal'h nu ?nS ?' UNC7h
r'-rf ' ' f "v '' a <"s''u s,on "f
educators arc: Dr. Mayhew Der- spons?.lil,cs ol Hie Uiiiu.jiti...
rybcrrv, ThR of the Health Ed- f"* Agcncie^ Jiom i':H0_until
ucation Division of the Unt'ed " vvocincsaay. G nnal d.sStates
Public Health Service; oufs,?"s ,,nd conference- with
Miss Vivian Drenckhahn, dim- '"i'vi-hia! counselors will mark
tor of health education for the he. '.< * ? ??"? of the field
National Tuberculosis A-socia- lr""'t
tion; and Dr. Mar'ha Eliot, chief The work.ng conference -fa-..
the Children's Bureau.' Federal Pllb'lc health educators will meet.
Agencv. Washington. D. C. - m Chapel WljLDNC on Wed_
t , , . nesday a^nd- Friday. Thursday's
Three of Puerto cos - wip bp held at n.c.C'. jn
standing health authorities will fhp Hea]th Educatl0n Bullding
also participate. They are Dr. The hlgMigM o1- Wedn^iny-,
Hober4 King, associate proes-oi, oponinR meeting occurs at 2r '>'
School of Medicine. Puerto Rico; (>lo(.k whon thc !icallh rdm.nlor
Mrs. Kmg. Bureau of Health Ed- from Pu,.rto Ui(. , Dr* ;jnd Mr<
ucation. Insular Health DcP?rt- King and Mis- Zelduondn, !isment.
Puerto Ttieo: and Miss T;uss- ..IsId-nd widc Planninp fol.
Marro Zalduondo. chief. Dim- Pllhl;. Health.' An "Idea Pa.
Hon of Health Education Insu- fpaturing s.atl. r!.prcscn.
lar Health Department, Puerto f..,jv s ^ g.,. p m
' At the N.C'.C. -iN-ion on Thui>The
field training conference .... morning March It Miss
opens in the Health Education Y --oV, profe^or of pubWorkshop
at UNC at 9 o'clock ... ,u. )th ducati(,n wjJ, prCsicIc
Monday morning, March 10. and pn,,(>r1t Dr Alfon<n K!(I r
Dean E. G. McGavarn and Chan- p;... Vp( of NCC|xWho will Wclcellor
Robert Hou<e of UNC f. nu, {hn ?n)im ^K.0 spoCcht.s
will welcome the conferees. The arc ^hfxhlIed dunng the day
featured *ppic of the morning Dj. Dorrvbcrv will talk on ,.Na_
will- be discussed by Dr. R. W. tj.ma] T,vn(U m Pub,ic H?a]th
Howell, professor of mental P(juo;djon jn Voluntary Agenhealth
in UNC's School of Pub- ^ .p n oVlock
lie KealfFTT He \yttl talk on Hu?4 A- special- -serie- -of-oxhihits j_p
man Relations in Field Train- th. ,x.c\t\ Health Techniques
in?- . Laboratorv will be feature*' as
Monday afternoon will be de- ..Cmm> T/( tho Fnir>. .hrouuhl,uf
votr*J 4n report- of -pocial in- .j,0 d
tercst group.? A s.ri-s of exhibits : n-1 <liDr.
Lucy Morgan, eooidinator CtfsSiOMS pn tbo j?en"ral feme
of thc conferences and professor ..Com? To . (ho Fair.'L will be
of Public HeaPh at UNC. will hoUj _throughoill Thurs-day. Re.
nrpsiHo the Tup-dav morning . . :ii . .. , . -?
-- jj-tin win r?e given ny live unsession
in the Health F/lu-alion; Wayne M sick Public Workshop.
Six health educators _ HeaPh Educator. County Health
will discui-s the *opic Panning j>epni;iment, TOOur wx: Til,: >.*y
Togotherlfor the Associate." They F,i/ab,.th rvivus.. Ma e Boaid f
are: Dr. Robert Cok.er, Raleigh. Health. Columbia. S C,r Mrassistant
director of the Division Fr.,.u.os M..ronnM, Health Eduof
Local Health Administration r;i<or N 0aroHV.:? Heart Asof
the State Board of Health: M). jate n; " Mi..s Ma: u, Zalduoiu
Allan Young, form r Graham d(>; ,nrl Dr M,vlu.u ?)t 1Tvbrnv
County sanitarian: Miss Eva H:g- ,, tJra. e Dan; 1 w:K hi ir.n.id'in.
Graham Coun'y public .
health educator: Mrs. Mary Bail- A,v 'ridU Win * nt- n will pre
ey. Supervising nurse of the 30 ,vhl,.h will
Graham -County. Health Dept.: f, ..... ... , ,
ieatuie reports of. ;> rial groups.
Mr*. Annie Ball and Mrs. Nobie T, , ,
1 he o.i'.iH rcnco returns to th
Jon, > . ' , University - f North Carolina
Discussions and evaiuati mis of
campus oil r ridav Mvsnnii: with
the conference will he he d .... .. . ,
_ Di. Ko-emarv K nt-. .As* ociato r*
through noon an Tuesday. , . ,, . "
proressor ot Public Ihalth EduDr.
Eunice Tvl-r. a s >ciatc . ... , ,
cation. Univ--rsitv of North l nr.
prof ssor of Public health edu*
- olina, presiding,
cation in the School of Public ... . .' .
,, ... , Par icipant - and th<:r tomes ?
Health at UNC. will pre*r:e at , v , , '
i"i r ndav morning in. iu-'e. Dr I
the Tuosdav afternoon "S". ssmrt in .r ,, t.-. . ,m r ... . . . '
Martha Knot, Chief. Cruldren *
in the Health Education work- ..... . . ? ,
Bureau of the F.deral SecunP '
shop beginning at 2 o clock. . r ... . _ ...
. , Agency bit rnaf.ci.ii, Planning
M mbers of the public health .,
_ .... . . . Public Health . Dr. William
staff at the University will con- ? . , . . ,
Avcock, Associate Professor of
r.itior tnu topier. -lYa-ming T ? ..? rrB~rr ;?r ?; *?
_ ' , _ , Law, .. UNC. Political Iinplicn?rievieu
and?Review. ?T ,?. . :
, ? , - ] tensin international Planning;
Case Studies." Among th di-Dr.
t arson Ryan Kenan Procussants
of the Infer topic are . . , , ,, , .....
fT . , ' . fe*sor School of Edu.am -n. UNC
Muss Helen Ma-sengalc Howard ... , ... '
. ... ... _ ? Improving International Und rBarnhill.
Miss Gavnelle Hogan, . . . , _ .
. _ , andmgs through F.< uc ation ; and ?
and Miss C harlotte Hickman. .. .. . .. , , ,
... ... Mis- \ man Drenckh.dni and Dr. ^
Meeting rrt?mr*? - unr?'me?rt-?n , ^ [2
May hew I> rrvl.en v. "Evaluaroles
were Cecilc Garrctty" Mild- tion Programs Discus ed in?
re*l Hall, Oscar Rivers, Henry Spinial Interest Groups." '1$
Cols-y and Sherman Duncan, etc. Mi*s Elta Mae Mr. t Assistant) K
? Surj>ris^ Party ? Professor of Public 11 al'h E tu |Mis.
Laura M. Buchanan, the, cation v.t UNC. rvill preside at 1
ovypor and director of the Ebony the final' s >sion Friday after-'
Renuty School, 87 Coming St., noon. She wdl lead ;. de, us -on
was the honorer at a surprise1 ofi "Wliat F>o Health Kdueatus'
party given by the t-achers and Re|iOVf.<?" 1 y
students ot the -chool here la-st Dr Lu(,v s Mm.K.in ."id; ! (
weelt Mrrny heoutiful Rifts . pnn(l| ussi?n nr.,.nv.,,d,
were presented Mrs. Buchanan. A ...... , , ,
' . , . A 8cn-r:d evaluation will con-f
who left to attend the Alpha Phi p,l|fJr ,h(, t, T.ff.r ,,u.<>
Oniga sorority convention of i
Beauty Sehool and Shop Own- Columbia SigllS , L
cr- in Miami. FJa, and Haiti. A _ "
member of the faculty <>f the "flTrj I'iirnCll W*
Burke high -cliool, and director NEW "S'f)RK Larry Darn 11
of the Beautv Culture dejKirt- the ''Heart and Soul Man" 11
lit nt. Mrs. Buchanan is n popu- another gmnt 1 j. >>(i ! crws , |
!ar mm her '>f 'he YWCA Busi- this w rk via a turn record
m Fr* and Professional Club. contract a ith C'oluhrnia.
? ATTEND CONFAB ? The hand onu- young 'bluest
Mr-. E TI Grace. Mrs. L. Bu- ballndicr enters the Columbia J
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"ill.nun. Mis*?Rwillo Willi-^i^s. if',Id y.Hh waxing- of 'Work
members of the Business and Baby Wot k" and "I 1, ft My Bo ' ~r
FYofpssional Women's Club of by.' ,[ 1
the Coming St. YWCA. along Darnell made lu- hi-! for fame! 1
with Mrs. A D, Kelly, director on R rial Record wih, "For You | \
>,f the Teen-age .Adjv;ti?si at: My 1/ivr" ;,nrl 1 11 (1 t Along | \
tennori in? wccK-rnci conrfin noe Sonv^lx ( 1\
r YWPA Club in Clrcortvirio T i\ I '
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