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Card* at thanks, In Memorials*
and invitatiea* 10c par line.
Plaaaa sand ear naw* in no later
than Twaeday.
Addraaa aU social new* er local '
Kapp *n my to the Society Editor
Mam E. O. Glaccoe 118 £. Harfett
Street. Pheno 468 S
RALEIGH'S CLUB LIST
List year dub with the Caro
lina tribune.
1 Inuwcnttagiste*.
2 Mystic Kaigct* of the Sea.
3 K< >*U 23’
4 Jo Uy Grade.
. . 5 Regular Buddies.
6 Young People* Social <4ub.
i Line Bridge Club.
b boa- leaa'a.
8 Dragun*.
11 Dare Devil*.
12 Imp*.
13 Progressive Sewing Ciub
14 Silver Moon Social club
15 The Royal Syndicate*
16 La Colonial Bridge Club
17—Wide-Awake Social Chib
18 Criterion Social Gab
Visit* Raleigh
Mr. James Telfair spent last
week in Raleigh visiting friend*.
Card of Thank*
Mrs. Annie Gunter and family
wish to thank friend* for their
kind expressions of sympathy
shown during the illness and death
of Thomas Gunter.
Junior Womens Give* Party
The Junior Woman’* Club of
this c-ty royally entertained their
guests last Friday evening in the
dining Toom of the Arcade Hotel.
A.s usual the club spared nothing
in seeing that its guest* enjoyed
themselves. The most of the eve
ning was spent in dancing, deli
cious was spent in dancing serv
ed the club will also sposor a pay
dance this Friday night in order
to raise money for Shaw Univer
sity.
Andrews’ Direct Tailors
110 N. Mangum St. Durham, N. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Satisfied Millions Make Price Reduction Possible
Crazy Crystal Water
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Standard Size Special S “*
$1 00 60 c
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Phone F-5201 Place
Resident J-2241 203 Famsh Place
WE DELIVER - Durham, N. C.
¥ SOCIAL EVENTS
runtraj rieid , .
ine luuerai services lor ivirs, S.
u. Vopemna was neia mis wees at
rue i\aieign r uneral Home, witn tne
nev. J. Jones conducing tne service
ivirs, Copeland died 1 nursaay in
new X one City at the home of Iler
daughter, Mrs. Louise Hand. A ser
vice was also conducted there be
iore they brought the body to
Raleigh her native home.
During the funeral services solos
were rendered by the following per
son*: Mrs. P L Higgs, Messrs
Lewi* Worth and, Charles Dunston.
Mr*. Copeland is survived by a
husband a brother, four sons ana
three daughters. The daughters
are Mrs, Pope, Mrs. Rand and Mrs
Donloson.
interment at Wake Forest.
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Die* Suddenly
The death of Mr. Jessie Cren
shaw came as a great shock to his
relatives and friends when he died
suddenly at the home of a friend
the latter part of last week,
was apparently in good health but
was taken suddenly ill and died al
most immediately it was said that
he suffered and died from acute
indigestion.
Mr. Crenshaw lived at the home
of his s:ster Miss Ada Crenshaw on
E. Jones St.
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Rev. Geo. 5. Stokes, Middlesex,
has been called to the pastorate of
the Wake Baptist Grove Church,
Garner. This is another case that
a worthy pastor and a worthy
church have wedded. We predict
and hope Tor. abundant success in
the wedlock.
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The Extra session of the New
Hope Bap|t : |Bt jAasocpntion will t>
held with the New Bethel Baptist
Church, Rev. J. F. Falker, pastor,
West Durham,
6 1935. Rev J H Caldwell is the
successful moderator of that asso
ciation, Dr. L H. Hackney is the
venerable and sagacious secretary.
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Roberts Chapel Baptist Church,
Goldsotn, Dr. G. W. Moore, pastor
plans a Bible Institute and member
sh’p campaign, commencing Mar.
I Oth and continuing htrough Mar.
17th. The pastor will be in charge
' and will be associated by team
■ workers irom tne baptist bead
quarters office.
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I Rev. J. E. Ihorpe, R F kJ, Mor
risville, sends .n the pledge sheet
tor the Cameron Grove "Church,
Stagville, to the Director oi the
Unified Reconstruction Program.
Let others do Lkewise.
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Rev J H Clanton, pastor or be.
James Baptist church, Rocxy ivu.
re-entered the School of Religion,
of Shaw University at the oegiii
aing of this semester and is con
tinu.ng the advanced studies iU
that department leading to the B.
D. degree. He is doing highly com
mendable pastoral work and yet ma
king further scholarship preparat
ion. He deserves and has our sin
cerest best wishes.
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Rev R. Crocket, Rt. 2, Clayton
has ben rather ill for several
weeks. We are glad ot say that we
have been informed that he ia now
gradually improving.
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Information has reached this of
fice that the Ebenezer Bapt. Church
Kenly, has extended a Call to Rev.
S F Benjamin, Selma, to its pas
rate. We extend sincere congratu
lat ons to the newly elected pastor
and the church. We predict suc
cess for both.
Lee’s Cross Road Bapt. Church,
near Wendell, recently called Rev
R. Crocket to its pastorate. Mutual
ly wise choices have beSlf made,
we believe.
Enthusiastic and vitally in
tereting meet’ng wa held in the
Parrish House of the Christ P. E.
Church, Raleigh, planning for a
public library for the Negro citi
ens of the capital c’ty. The
leetiElg was largely attended by
Interested white and colored citi
zens. The City Administration as
sured that f nancial support would
be given from the public funds of
the city wyhen proper interest is
otherwise shown.
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The Kenansville Eastern Associa
tion Reid its sem’-annual session at
Warsaw a few weeks ago. ev. J
M. Newkirk, TJloderator nad Prof.
E M Butler, clerk, manifested keen
interest in getting the plans of the
Unified Reconstruction Program of
the General Bapt st State CoHven
j tion thoroughly explained to the
I delegates and ministers of the as-
I sociation.
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25,000 Women
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Durham* N. C
■ Tribune,
CLASS SONG
By Louisa Trevan
I am always glad when night Comes
It fill* me full of glee
I go to class at seven o’clock
And oh what fun ib*ll be.
Chorus:
We are going to learn some more,
We are going to learn some more,
Just keep on going to night school
We sure will learn some more.
I
Some of ua know our lessons
Some of us know them fine
Some of us get a hundred
Nearly all the time.
We’ve learned about our governor
There was no use to wait
We learned about the capitol
In the middle of our state.
We have learned a lot of English.
And we have learned to spell
How to make a sentence
And to punctuate it well.
***** ***
Dean J. L. Tilley, of the School of
Religion, Shaw University was the
guest speaker, Greensboro, Inter
racial Day.
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Mr. L. J. Jeffers, Rt. 2, Roxboro
ias been appointed by Gov. Eh
-ingEaus on the Interracial Com
mittee for Person County. Mr.
Jeffers is a plain cTrt farmer lay
man and citizen.
***** ***
Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Roxboro, the
mother of the of
this paper has been seriously ill
for several weeks. She now ap
pears ot be decidedly^Unproved.
The writer and a group of Raleigh
pasotrs called to see her after they
1 ance at the First Baptist Church
and vicinity Baptist Mniisters Al
had atfende’d
tfiere in its monthly meeting last
week.
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Mrs. Zimmie Ransom, the wi
duw of the late Dr. T. M. Ransom
spent some time In the city a tew
days ago visiting in the home of
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Mrs. Carrie Savage Hawkis and
son of Franklinton Mrs. Willie Ar
rington and brother were present
visitors in the city last week.
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Mrs. Teague who has been re
ceiving treatment at Richmond, Va
has returned to the city much im-
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Durham, N. C.
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Monday—Tuesday, March 4th-sth
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Featuring—Joan Blondell
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Wednesday, March 6th
(One Day Only)
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10c Admission to all
Thursday, March 7th
(One Day Only)
JACK HOLT-In
“The Defense Rests”
Vaudeville— Thursday Nite 9 O’clock
POEM
This poem was composed by one
of the members attending Night
School at the Washington High
school under Mr. William Murray.
KEEP A TRYING
By Melvina Luc a *
If you make m.stakes each day
Don’t start crying, this is not the
only way
Keep on trying.
)
If you have a task to do,
Don’t go frowning, if he can 1 can
| too,
Go on trying.
That’s the way the work is done
Not by declin rigi but By Thoughts
of other*
Who kept on trying.
We should never doubt ourselves
And sit a frowning, whlie others
do their share
By only trying.
Lindbregh crossed the Atlantic
Ocean
He was fly'ng, but he had a de
termined notion
To keep on trying.
That is why the world today is still |
abiding
Someone had to say |
Keep on trying.
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Th : s is another poem composed
by a night school student
Dr* Nicholson’s
FAMOUS
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Prescription
64 YEAR’S PRACTICE
For cieasing *nd strengthen
ing the system. A P re *? ra ‘j“
that i
Rheumatism, ’
di»i.e*s. Bad taste m mouth
Biliousness, Wes Iran**, Loss
of Appetite. Sick HeaiUce,
Chill. Co,^| Tb *lasi’ j
ing, Kidney
tr °!T b THE BLOOD
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tie now sl-00
HAYWOOD and BOONE’S
MACKAY’S DRUG Stores
, Durham, N. C.
DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS!
That is where our Garden Seeds come from —direct
irom tne people who grow them —we can snow you
bins bought from the growers from Conneticutt to
California, that means we get the very lowest prices
on our goods_and besides this we can always guar
antee tnem to be new and fresh, which means a
great deal. ! ?
Our Spring and Summer supplies of Seeds are
about all in now, and while a great many seeds are
higher this year than usual, we will divide the ad
vance with you.
Come to see us—Your friends—
Scott Seed Co.
235 North Green St. Greensboro, N. C.
McCauley hkpltai'
FINE STAFF
Excellent and Courteous Nurses
Phone 1270
513 S. Wilmington St. Raleigh, N. C.
Call or Write —
dr. l. e. McCauley, m.d.
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Convinced
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They are here—The 1935 Master Model
See them! Drive them!-A Ride and then
you will decide. ? \ -
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