Friday. O ctober 12. 1945
F E M I N I N E Williams Ave.
. C H A T T E R USO Gives Party
For Paratroopers
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A good basic suit w ill assure
you of first class passage to
By Janice Lew is
w ard ro be perfection th is fall.
Some are being show n w ith
the double o r trip le stripes w hicn
tak e directions to broaden you
above and slim you below. O th
ers have the tunic-line jackets
and are very chic especially
w hen they are set off by the
shirt-cuffed sleeves w hich gives
your hands such a fem inine look.
For the short wom an, the sm art
salons are show ing scientifically
proportioned suits w hich consist
of a sh ort w aist line, a narrow
shoulder span and a perfectly fit
ting h ip -w h ittlin g skirt.
In suits as w ell as dresses this
year, th e w inged sleeves and col
W illiam s Ave. USO— The cli-
larless necklines are very sm art
and tw o colors in co n trast are raa of a round of fun over the
tw ice as sm art.
If you notice week end for the officers an d
closely, you w ill probably see
men of the 555th P aratro o p ers In-
pocket flaps finely edged w ith
v elvet or fronts and pockets im
T he w eek-end at th e W illiam s
peccably tailored w ith stitching. A venue USO proved to be one of
T he J e rk in suits hit th e stride the busiest of th e year. F or th e
in young sophistication and are -econd tim e this y ea r m em bers
an ey e-catcher w ith th e ir cap- of th e 555th P aratro o p ers In fa n
sleeves and w ide belted waists. try B ataillon stationed at Pendle-
W om w ith a gay colorful blouse ton, w ere guests. T hese men are
th ey a re a keynote to rom ance. the only Negro P aratro o p ers in
T he trik skirts are finding th en the A rm ed Forces.
w ay am ong todays m asterpieces
T he round of en te rta in m e n t for
and they rep leat them selves u ith -
very popular
airb o rn e
out a w orry to your fair head, troopers began w ith an indoor
W orn w ith your favorite button- W iener Roast, w ith all th e trim -
up boxy jack et they are a r e \e la - m jngs on S atu rd ay afternoon.
tion in new grace and freedom .
This w as follow ed by a dance
T he suit accessory for Fall
b all is S atu rd ay evening to th e hot!
gaily colored scarves. Ascot style r hy th m of C harles M erritt and his
o r d raped around the shoulders. O rchestra cu rren tly ap p earin g at
Since m ost of the suits are collar- , he c lu b M onterey s w . 3rd and
less, it gives you a chance to w ear jrjancjers.
th a t lovely necklace >ou have
B reakfast w as served on Sun-
been saving back.
M aybe you j ay m ornjng to all w ho w anted to
have one of th e “Dog C ollar atten d and S unday afternoon
v ariety or perhaps you w an t to th e ir stay ended w ith a grand
be G recian and w ear links and show fea tu rin g Teddy F elton as
links of a b rig h t shining chain. EmCee. Music w as furnished by
Of course you m ust h av e a B row ne A m eda and th e well
blouse to change your costum e know n “B us” and His S axaphone
and h ere again w e notice th a t C laudie W ilson, a retu rn ed v e t
collars have disappeared. Those eran presided at th e drum s. The
th a t are finely stitched and e x locally fam ous D ance Team of
trav a g an tly pleated in th e fro n t Red and C arlyle m ade a h it w ith
a re ju st too fetching.
th e large audience as did Cecil
Yes, w hat a w onderful w ay to H am ilton w ho gave a short skit.
sta rt y o ur day.
Y ou sta rt out T he audience show ed th e ir a p
feeling m arvelous because you proval of the v arie ty of acts by
know th a t you’re “s u ited ” ju st round afte r round of applause.
rig h t an d your accessories are th e
T he program w as u n d er th e d i
last word.
rection of Mrs. Ja n ice Lew is, new
program d irecto r for th is USO.
FASHIONS
RADIO
BECIPIES
Listen to
"BRONZE
COMMUNITY
HOUR"
Mrs. Ruby Hardin
Becomes Bride of
Lawrence Maddox
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NEWLYWEDS
Mrs. Ruby H ardin of 3344 S.
E. Y am hill tre e t becam e th e bride
of Mr L aw rence W M addox in
a q u iet b ut colorful cerem ony at
the hom e of her son and d au g h ter
Midi.
A.
in lak, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
W right. 2906 S. E T ibbets St
E v er,'
j ow ner of the M edley hotel, oil
atu rd a y evening, O ctober 6th Mr
W right and a d au g h ter, Mrs.
fan try B attalion of Pendleton. left is C apt. R ich ard W illiams.
H erb ert Lewis, m ade up the Bridal
Oregon finds them enjoying some E xecutive officer of the b attalio n
P arty ; Rev. J F S m ith of Zion
and standing net to him is Mrs.
A M E. church. S an Rafael St .
punch w ith o th er servicem en and j ennl# Adams, assistan t d irecto r
and N W illiams A venue, o fficiat
108C on Your Dial
USO hostesses. At th e ex trem e of the W illiam s A venue USO.
ed. Mrs. C lifford Dixon, soprano
sang and Miss M arion Fouse of
Write or Phone lor
Radio S tation KGW staff re n d e r
Your
ed selections at th e H arp th a t
Favorite Recordings
form ed p art of th e beautiful
background.
ATwater 4393
S ev eral scores of guests a tte n d
ed th e reception w hich followed
the cerem ony S erving at th e re
ception w ere Mrs. Robert H arvey
j of S eattle w ho poured coffee and
M rs. F.lia M orton, w ho had the
honor of serving th e W edding
WASHINGTON — Large - size
Cake. Mrs. L enora G askins und
sugar coupons R 1209 and R-330)
Mrs. T helm a U nthank reigned
are to be taken out of circulation
over th e Punch Bowl Mrs. Abbie
an d w ill not be good for use by
C antrell received guests, ab ly as-
V ISITIN G —S tew ard 3/c and They w ere m arried recently in
consum ers after October 5, the
isted by Mrs Ruby Irene Ben- Mrs. Lear who are visiting Mr. C alifornia and w ill retu rn to the
O ffice of Price A dm inistration
I jam in,
g ran d d a u g h ter of the Lears p aren ts on th e honeymoon. L and of S unshine this week end.
said th is week.
! bride.
These coupons w ere issued
Mrs. W inifred C ochrane and
L ittle Miss C arlene Johnson
principally for furlough and ill
Mrs.
Robena
M
artin
assisted
ang
last S atu rd ay over KOIN
GRAND P R I Z E ..................... $50.00 Bond
ness rations, OPA said. Very few
about the rooms and Mrs. M ary
, S tars of Tom orrow " program .
a
re
outstanding
since
a
sm
aller
S eco n d P r i z e ......................... $25.00 Bond
Duncan, P o rtland rep resen tativ e
(O nly th ree years old C arlene has
coupon (R 330 Revised) is the
Third Prize . . . .
$10.00 W a r S tam p s
j m ade several appearances over
of th e N orthw est E n terp rise pre-
only coupon OPA has issued for
-ented and introduced the guests.
j th e radio. Her song w as “P lay-
th ese rations since April 1945.
Mrs. M agnolia T aylor of 16 N.
m a te”. C arlene is the dau g h ter of
T he two forms th a t become
E. C lackam as St. w as hostess
S tew ard 3rd C lass and Mrs Mrs. C arl Johnson.
invalid for consumer use after
¡to th e B ethelite C lub last even- Davis L ear of Los Angeles, C ali-
Miss Blanch G raves w rites to
O ctober 5 are four tim es larger j in g
| fornia is visiting in P ortalnd as h e r P ortland friends th a t she a r
th a n form R-330 Revised, which
Mrs Clifford D ixon is leaving *^e Hucst of Mr. and Mis. Logan rived safely as school. Miss
w ill continue to be used. The
soon to join her husband in Los A vritt, also his m other and fath- G raves is a senior a t B ennett
large coupons are being elim in at
Angeles, C alifornia w here they , r M*"*- ant* M r Dewey L ear of College in G reensboro, N orth
ed to save space on th e gummed
2311 N Cottonw ood S treet, Van-
sheets to which coupons have to ex p ect to m ake th e ir perm anent port. Mr. an d Mrs. Davis L ear C arolina.
home.
S unday evening th e hom e of
be attach ed before being trans-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bowie, form are recent bride and groom, hav Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G riffin was
j ferred or deposited in ration bank
erly of Eagle C reek, O regon are ing been m arried at Los Angeles th e scene of a b irth d a y party
| accounts.
on S eptem ber 30th.
honoring Mr. Lloyd G riffin. A
D ealers who do not have a r a residing at 1726 S. E. Haig street.
S tew ard L ear is a m em ber of buffet supper w as the highlight
W
edding
bells
rang
F
riday
a
f
tion bank account m ay not use
a Seabec B attalion und w ears a
i th e large size coupon after Oct. ternoon for Mrs. R uby H ardin Service Ribbon from the A m eri of the evening. C ards and Poq-
and
Mr.
Law
rence
W.
Maddox.
ueno was the m ain diversion.
i 15. A fter Oct. 25 they w ill not
can th e a tre and one from the
be good for deposit in a ration They w ere q uietly m arried by A siatic-Pacific th e a tre of War T w elve guests w ere present to
Rev. J. Sm ith. R eception was
THE CONTEST BEGINS OCTOBER 22. 1945
w ish Mr. Lloyd G riffin many
b ank account.
C ontinue to S ave F ats
w ith one b attle star.
m ore birthdays. Mrs. Corine
ENDING DECEMBER 28. 1945.
"MR. AM ERICA MEET
S ugar Stam p No. 38, th e reg held at the hom e of Mr. and
Bride and groom w ere d inner
H ousew ives are u rged to con
THE PEA CE"
u lar stam p in W ar R ation Book Mrs. Steven W right, w here m any guests of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Duke, a sister in law, and Miss
NOVEMBER 2 nd . . . LAST DAY FOR
tinue th e ir w ar-tim e p ractice of
F our now in use, is not affected frien d s gath ered to ex ten d th eir A v rltt of 65 N. E Hancock St., W anda G riffin, th eir daughter
S o n M eat P oints F ree
REGISTRATION
congratulation.
T hey received
assisted in caring for the guest.
saving
used
k
itchen
fats.
T
here
by th is action.
Mrs. A m erica’s ratio n in g woes
P o rtlan d , on T h u rsd ay evening.
m any lovely gifts.
Pfc. N orm an Miles arrived
have been gradually disappearing is still an u rgent need fo r them ,
Mrs. G. R. H arvey of S eattle, T hey w ill leave P o rtlan d on S a t hom e from Italy alst T hursday
because
of
th
e
serious
shortage
WE WANT NEGRO PO
since th e end of the w ar. The
W ashington was an out of tow n u rday to continue th e ir honey evening w ith an honorable dis
O ctober m eat point value ch an of in d u stria l fats necessary in the
LICEMEN AND WOMEN.
guest
who atten d ed the w edding moon trip in Los A ngeles w here charge from th e arm y. Pfc. Miles
ges h av e m ade ratio n point b u d m an u factu re of soaps and oth er
and
reception.
The P o rtlan d In S tew ard L ear intends to stay u n served overseas for eighteen
geting even less of a problem . civilian goods. E very little bit
q
u
irer
took
pictu
res of th e a f til his re tu rn to d u ty on O ctober m onths.
L ow er grades of beef—th a t is— w ill help. A nd you’ll be re w a rd
19th.
fair.
Mrs. L. F. G reen, the wife of
u tility and can n er grades—and ed w ith an increase in th e n u m
Mrs.
M
arion
B
row
n
is
able
to
presiding
E lder L. F. G reen a r
ber
of
points
paid,
o
u
r
b
u
t
u tility and cull grades of veal
be up afte r being a victim of
rived in the city W ednesday for
and lam b are now point-free. cher w ill now give you four red
pneum onia.
an in definite stay.
Sausages and oth er products in points a pound, instead of two,
Mr. W illie W illiam s retu rn ed
and
four
cents,
for
th
e
used
fat
w hich these m eats are th e p rin
o u rth p rize s, a tie b etw een 11th
hom e last w eek from a tw o-
cipal in gredients are point-free, you tu rn in to him . T h u s you’ll
grade, L aing school, M ount P leas
m onth sight-seeing visit of the
be
helping
yourself
as
w
ell
as
too. All cuts of m eats listed as
ant, . C., and th e sophom ore class,
east an d south.
your
country
by
continuing
to
“o th er cu ts” w ill require no r a
H igh
school,
N ew York (A N P)—W inners in W alker-G V irant
tion points. This group includes save w aste fats.
HAVE YOU DON ATE D TO the nation-w ide N egro essay pro F redericksburg, Va., and honor
sh o rt ribs, b risk et and flank
THE UNITED NEGRO COL ject co-sponsored by the N ational able m ention, 9H -I class, D avid
m eat, ham burger, lam b patties
T uberculosis association an d its T. H ow ard school, A tlanta, and
LEGE FUND?
and veal patties. In fact, one- T urkeys Used for T hanksgiving
affailiated sta te associations w ere th e stu d e n t body of Booker T.
th ird of all th e m eat A m erica
announced M onday by Dr. C har W ashington H igh school, M em
I
t’s
v
ery
likely
Mrs.
A
m
erica
eats in Oc* .h er w ill be bought
les S. Johnson, d irecto r of the phis.
w ith o u t points. A seasonal in w ill be able to buy a tu rk e y to
Second prize for an essay b y a
d ep a rtm en t of social sciences,
adorn
th
e
d
in
n
er
ta
b
le
on
our
I
T
he
T
heresa
Chorus,
in
all
it's
h
and
to
g
reet
P
o
rtla
n
d
a
t
the
day.
Oct,
14ih.
crease in m arketing of range-fed
high
school stu d e n t w as w on by
Fick
university,
N
ashville,
and
DO
YOU
HAVE
A
peace-tim e T hanksgiving faeauty Qnd sp iencjori w iu be on Benson Tech A u ditorium . Sun-
cattle m ade th e increase possible. first
chairm an of th e com m ittee of M arianne L. Brow n, Jo h n H aris
D ay in four years. A ll tu rk ey s
* • *
ROOM or APARTMENT seven judges.
H igh school, H arrisb u rg , Pa.;
w ere set aside for th e A rm ed
Life” nevertheless. It has been
Supplies of th e b etter cuts of
A w ards w ere m ade for th e best th ird prize by L ouise McVey,
Forces
up
until
S
eptem
b
er
23,
so
shown
in
n
earb
y
M
arietta.
m eat are still inadequate to m eet
FOR RENT?
en tries in th re e divisions—pro Thom as Je fferso n H igh school,
th a t service m en and w om en
th e dem and, how ever, so all pork
Mayor
H
artsfield
was
re
p
o
rte
d
jects conducted by a high school I Los Angeles, and fo u rth prize by
w ould have th e trad itio n al holi
cuts, bacon, and choice cuts of
ly out of th e city a t th e screen
class, essays w ritte n by in divi L illian Dunn, O range C ounty
day delicacy. H ow ever, th e set-
beef, veal and lam b— th a t is,
ing
for
censor
board
m
em
bers
and
d
u al high school stu d en ts and T raining school, C hapel Hill, N.
aside is now te rm in ate d an d it is
ATLA N TA (A N P)— The 1934 atto rn ey s a fte r h av in g learn ed
grades AA, A and B— reta in th e ir
A d v ertise in The
C. Special aw a rd s w ere m ade
essays by college students.
estim ated by th e D ep artm en t of screen attra c tio n “Im itatio n of of th e ban. T h eir atto rn ey s com had no com m ent w hen contacted
S eptem ber
point values this
later.
W ashum ,
M cK inley
Schools an d colleges in 25 Servonia
A griculture th a t supplies of tu r L ife,” sta rrin g Louise B eavers
m unicated w ith U n iv ersa l’s chief
m onth.
F ats, oils, b u tte r and
P aram ount w as forced to su b
sta te s p articip ated in the project, H igh school, C anton, O., and B et
keys w ill be adeq u ate to tak e an d F red i W ashington, has been counsel in N ew Y ork by te le
m arg arin e are also unchanged
stitute an o th er film for th e slated
th ro u g h w hich an estim ated half ty Je a n Lewis, T hom as Jefferson
care of civilian dem and.
b anned from A tla n ta by Miss phone.
B ut th e re ’s good new s in th e
run of “Im itatio n of L ife.”
m
illion persons • w ere reached High school, Los A ngeles. H onor
C h ristin e Sm ith, w h ite city film
C ity law s ex a ct a p en a lty of
low ering of point values on can
w
ith
th e story of tuberculosis able m ention w en t to F rances
censor, on grounds th a t it is “con $500 for each show ing of a pic
ned fish—tw o to th ree points a
control,
according to Dr. J o h n Majors, Jackson Ju n io r High
M
any
fam
ilies
are
beginning
to
tra ry to th e good o rd er of th e tu re th a t does n ot b ea r th e cen
pound. A nd Mrs. A m erica w ill
school,
L ouisville;
M argaret
“HAVE
YOU
DONATED
TO
son.
W
E
b
ster
7220
still have 50 red points a m onth feel th e effects of th e change co m m u n ity ” in its tre a tm e n t of so r’s stam p of approval.
W oodyard, Fosdick-M aston H igh
THE
UNITED
NEGRO
COLLEGE
For
the
second
consecutive
over
from
w
ar-tim
e
to
peace
th e racial question.
T he censor w as given a p riv ate
for each m em ber of her fam ily
year, first aw ard for th e best school, Buffalo, N. Y.; R osem ary
T he ban cam e last w eek afte r screening of th e p ic tu re about FUND?”
to purchase item s th a t are still tim e wages. For them , p a rtic u l
p roject conducted by a high Hines, C entral H igh school, M un-
arly,
price
control
becom
es
m
ore
P aram o u n t th e atre, w hich has no four days before announcem ent
rationea.
school
class w ent to th e 9-7 cio, Ind.; Lois Sim m ons. St. R ita
S
O
M
E
T
H
IN
)}
N
E
W
!
im portant than ever. T he Office space for N egro patronage, had of th e ban. H er open rejection j
JUST RIGHT
Science
class of C arver Ju n io r academ y, St. Louis; K en n eth Mc-
of
P
rice
A
dm
inistration
has
p
ut
asked
perm
ission
for
its
run.
led to an o th er show ing for the
PROM INENT BUSINESS
SHOE
REPAIR
SHOP
High
School,
Tulsa, O kla. The G aughey, A bilene H igh school
into effect a program th a t w ill
T he situ atio n b ro u g h t ab o u t by lib ra ry board m em bers, a t w hich
WOMAN ILL IN HER HOME
class
will
receive
a gold m edal, for Negroes, A bilene, Tex.; and
bring
onto
the
m
ark
et
m
ore
low-
th
e
d
au
g
h
ter
in
th
e
film
in
cross
Ladies & G ents Shoes R epaired
tim e th ey v oted un an im o u sly to j
Mrs. B eatrice Reed of 2107 N.
a
set
of
books
and
$75 for its M ary L aury, E ustic V ocational
N. W illia m « A v e . an d T illa m o o k
V ancouver Ave., has been con priced cotton, rayon, and woolen ing over to th e w h ite race afte r uphold th e ban as given by Miss
326 N. W. 5th Ave.
planning
and
presen
tatio
n of “A High School, Eustis, Fla.
D
ire
c
tly
a
c
r
o
s
s
f
r
o
W
illia
m
s
A
v
e.
clothing,
w
hich
is
a
big
item
in
finding
it
m
ore
advantageous
to
Sm ith. A tto rn ey s an d th e ir w ives
fined to h er hom e because of ill
U SO
In the college division, second
Tuberculosis
D
ay
P
rogram
.”
ness for th e past m onth and a the fam ily budget. T he program h er g en eral living is th e p a rt of saw a th ird screen in g of th e film | C H O IC E F O O D — F O U N T A I N
prize was aw ard ed M arguerite
Miss
Frances
E.
m
ith
of
J.
C.
Open
7
a.
m
.
t
o
12
M
id
n
ig
h
t
is
specifically
designed
to
m
ake
th
e
film
to
w
hich
Miss
S
m
ith
afterw ard s.
half. Mrs. Reed is em ployed at
Corbin High School, P ine Bluff, H. H artm an, D illard u niversity,
M rs. M a r y P r o c t o r , P r o p .
U n iv ersal’s b ran ch
m anager
th e H olm an & L utz M ortuary and low er-priced essential garm ents and th e board objected. T he ob-
MME. CAROLE
P h o n e T R 3259
A
rk., won first prize for th e best New O rleans, and th ird prize,
available,
so
consum
ers
w
ill
not
pection
states
th
a
t
th
e
actress
said th a t th e ban w as “n o t ju sti
ow ner of a fur salon a t th e V an
BORN
PSYCHIC
essay
subm itted by a high school O livia Irene T ucker, M aryland
be forced to buy higher-priced attem p ts, unsuccessfully, to “cross fiable,” sta tin g th a t a t th e tim e
couver avenue address.
stu
d
en
t and w ill be aw arded a S tate T eachers college, Bowio,
A
s
k
s
n
o
q
u
e
s
tio
n
s
;te
ll»
a
c
tu
a
l
substitutes. And ceiling prices th e lin e”.
ROY
LIVINSTON
it w as show n in A tla n ta in 1935
f a c t s , g iv in g n a m e s an d d a te s .
gold
m
edal and a 100 scholar Md. Special aw ard s w ere m ade
T he b an given by Miss S m ith “no p ro tests ag ain st it were
R e v e a ls y o u r I n n e r m o s t s e c r e t s .
of present low-cost clothing w ill
MOVING
S o lv e s b u s in e s s an d p e r so n a l
ship to a college of h er own T yrie Booker, B radley college,
be reduced. To provide g reater had th e unanim ous ap proval of h eard .” He declared th a t A tlanta
p r o b le m s . S a t is f a c t io n a s su r e d .
H au lin g of A ny Kind
H e a r the F am o u s
choice. Miss S m ith ’s essay w as Peoria, 111., and R u th A lm yra
protection against overcharges, th e board of tru ste es of th e C ar w as th e first city of th e south to
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N O J O B T O O S M A L I.
on “H ow th e Home, chool and K ird, W est V irginia S ta te college,
these clothes w ill carry tags negie lib ra ry of A tlan ta, u n d er tak e such action ag a in st th e pic
N O N E TOO L A R U E
1121 S. W. T aylor S treet
Com m unity Can P artic ip ate in Institu te, W. Va. H onorable m en
w hich board her office functions. tu re, w hich has enjoyed p ro fit
w hich sta te the ceiling price.
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tion w as w on by E m m a Lee
the C ontrol of T uberculosis.”
C ity law s em pow ers th e lib ra ry able ru n s in o th e r p a rts of the
W
eathers, K en tu ck ta te college,
In
th
e
college
contest,
first
board th e rig h t to ap prove or d is country. Since A tla n ta m ade its
prize was won by Mrs. C hristine F ran k fo rt; M ary E .” S kinner,
approve of all public e n te rta in assertion, L loyd Binford, official
DONALD L. W EST
J. D illard, a stu d e n t a t V irginia E lizabeth C ity S tate T eachers
m ent in A tlanta.
censor of M em phis, took sim ilar
W illiam s Ave. & K nott St.
S tate college, P etersburg, Va. college, E lizabeth C ity, N. C.;
T he u ltim atu m aroused m uch action, according to reports.
By W illiam H enry H uff
F resh V egetables Daily
For
her essay on “Old V ersus New A udrey J. L aw son, H ouston C ol
Tuesday a n d Thursday
criticisb since th e film w as ap
T he M em phis censor had be
We Welcome Y our P atronage A ttitu d es in My C om m unity Re lege for Negroes, H ouston; A lb ert
H ush, I h ear a voice like m ine proved w hen it w as p resen ted in come n atio n ally k now n before,
A. E. MOSER
Crying in the w ilderness.
garding T uberculosis”, she will M ackey, F lorida A. an d M. col
6:45 P. M.
th e city in 1935 to reco rd -b reak h o w ev a:, v. hen he b an n ed “B rew
Ringing clear, not in a w hine,
be presented a gold m edal and lege, T allahnssee; D elia E. W al
ing show ings. A t th a t tim e, fol ste r’s M illions” an d “T he S o u th
ker, P aine collebe, A ugusta, Ga.;
For the w eak and defenseless.
$50 in cash.
low ing th e p rem iere show ing at ern e r,” because, he said, they
WILLIAMS AVE.
Who is this so brave and strong th e Fox th e atre, it m oved to presen ted th e so u th in an u n
O th er aw ards in th e high school M illicent A. G um bs, W ilborforce
As to sing sw yeet freedom ’s song neighborhood th e atres and still favorable light. “T he S o u th ern
class project w ere: second prize, u n iversity; Mrs. B ernice M. Rod
VARIETY STORE
Ju n io r B class, Booker T. W ash gers, Lincoln J u n io r college, K an
W here such singing m ight m ean b ro u g h t packed audiences.
e r” w as approved fo r A tlanta
A Small Deposit Will Hold
ington H igh School, New O rleans; sas City, Mo., and Ju a n ita F itz
death?
S tan ley 's C lo th es Shop
1080 K.C.
Local officials of th e U niversal show ings, how ever.
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th ird prize, Science club, W ash patrick, G rand R apids Ju n io r col
Yet, he does not hold his P ictu res com pany, Inc., ow ners,
435 SW. W ashington St.
Several G eorgia cities were
W illiams Ave. a t K nott St.
ington H igh School, Raleigh, N.C.; lege, G rand Rapids, Mich.
breath.
im m ediately conferred w ith th e ir cu rren tly show ing “Im itatio n of
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