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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 14 9 Exciting News ■.. That Drifted My Way Stn itli Hi! With every-goodwish for Christmas and the New Year. The weather for this season is almost right “Cold and Mellow/* and The fun is about to begin. »♦» Out In East Point, Robert Mounts gave a pre-Christmas Party after school Friday at 12:30. Robert is a Senior at South Fulton. Linda Flangio entertained Some of her friends on Silver Lane Friday evening to |get that out of School feeling and into that joyous Christmas spirit. 12-1 of Price had a very enjoyable Christmas Party at Y.W.C.A. Friday night 7-11 o’clock. There was also a senior party in the Theater room Friday evening. The Esquisettes had their an niversary at the Y.W.C.A. Dec. 26, at 7 o’clock. Betty Allen is President of this club. ♦** Les Martinique had a skating party in the new Thomasville sub-division on Dec. 26, from two - o’clock until five-thirty p. m. Pa one la Pryor president. *♦* The junior class of Turner are really in the right spirit for Chistmas, they gave a party for about twenty-five orphan teenagers on last Friday. The juniors also decorated a very huge Christmas tree, that was put on top of the School. Carolyn Driskell had a Sweet Sixteen birthday party on Dec.. 21, 7:30 - 11L30 p.m. It was held at ther 2892 Keath Rd. re sident. The attire was casual. There was a Sweet Sixteen birthday party for Patricia Wheeler, atSt. Paul of the Cross the attire, semi-formal. The Seniors and juniors at Harper partied together in the school Gym Friday. The se cond order of class rings came in Wednesday to cheer up the waiting seniors. The Seniors have sent the second of their school year book in and are now ready to make big plans for graduation. ♦** Wednesday, December 18^ a contest was given for the voice of Democracy at Howard High. The Theme was The Challenge Of Citizenship. The winners, First thru fourth places are Delores Lippet, Paulete Jones, Johnny Mae Newman and Jacqu eline Kirby. All received cer tificates. The Casonovas a newly or ganized Club at Howard, had their Christmas party Christ mas night on Delmar Dr. 7 until. The Casonouvas all very Boss and popular. The officers are; Phil “Weeny” Raines - Pre sident, James “Lil Gill" Gil- bert - Vice-president, other members are Steve Smith, John Neal, James Richardson, Kenneth Crew, Zackary Harris, Gus Dannis, John McCants; Ro nald Johnson, Ronald Walker, Leroy Franklin and Stanley Kelley. It was dancing, eating and a “Heap of fun” for Marion Ken dricks and all of friends Monday at his Whiteford Ave. Resident. It was sleeping fun for Sandra Davis and six of her girl friends at a Slumber party Friday De cember 27. This fun won’t end Friday, because all of the girts will travel to all six of the homes before school opens. “Have Fun"! All of these girls are seniors from Howard and Price. The Silhouettes have five girls to become members of this club the second Thursday in January 1964. The Silhouettes had an invitational Dinner Party, at the home of Carol Rowe December 28th. They enter tained ten couples, president Yours Truly. The Royal Knights had a coup pie only party, Christmas night at theT home of Charles Hayes on Alaska Avenue. The Knights are all senior boys at Howard. Les Tonyaletts had a benefit party Saturday night at 87 Roger Street. The Tonyalettes are Sophmores at Murphy High, for mer students of Howard and other High Schools. President Rogsbert Phillips. Well until next year, keep things mellow but very safe, driving this long and joyous Hol iday Season. Happy New Year Gayle *♦* Greek God Cronus Became Time Symbol Chronometry is the science of measuring time —a project that has interested man since his earliest days on earth. The word comes down to us as sociated with Cronus, the Greek god once hailed as lord of the uni verse, as a corruption of the word “cronos” which means time. Cronus supposedly was warned that one of his children would dispose of him, and so vowed to devour them at birth. When a child, Zeus was born, Cronus’ wife, Rhea hid the child away and pre sented a stone to Cronus 'nstead. Everything ended hapr ly, ac cording to the legend. Cronus dis gorged the stone, along with previ ous children he had swallowed Zeus later dethroned his father and became the chief god of the Greek pantheon. Cronus? As we said earlier, be cause of the similarity of names, he became confused with the word for time. Someone placed an hour glass in his hand, someone else added a scythe and the world came to know' him as Father Time. HHt z-' sMI T K IlliM w MH a ■ ■ < * Mrt T A f & ar i Ji ' r aS I . <saa ip Jr j x wiiiwWiEß'llW I MA x ‘ WIKF '1 ' nBKw w H ■HHHv Alpha Pi Chi Holds National Meet Here SORORITY LEADERS . . . National officers of Alphi Pi Chi Sorority attended a recent South eastern Conference of the organization in Atlanta, Georgia. The two day meeting with panel discussions and workshops was held at historic Allen Temple A.MJE. Church. The conference was addressed by Mr. Jesse O. Thomas who was cited for his distinguished career in education, civic service, human relations and welfare. The officers, left to right, Mrs. Daisy M. Page, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. E. Gertrude Thompson, Vice-President, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Julia M. Washington, National President, Chicago, Illinois; Miss Hazel Carr, Midwestern Regional President, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Mary Carpenter, Wash ington, D.C. and Mrs. Henrietta McNair, Washington, D.C. Drexelites Visit Happy Haven mH » ■ IM Mr ~ jME HE JM 3 Residents of Happy Haven, a home for the aged, were visited last week by students from Drexel High who distributed presents and sang Christmas Carols. The Sodalists, who had planned the trip, were accom panied by the Glee Club and the members of the junior class. The juniors had been the win ners in the campaign conducted to collect clothing and candy for the men and women at the home. In addition to these articles, each person visited was given an individual gift which was donated by a student at Drexel. This is the second Christ mas that Happy Haven has been visited by the students of Drex el. Seen above are Angelyn Couch and Karen Smith, freshman at Drexel, with a resident of Hap py Haven. Twelve Grapes Twelve grapes are a part of the gay Spanish New Year’s Eve celebration that takes place in the Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s Times Square. As the clock strikes mid night the grapes are held high overhead and eaten for luck—one for each month of the year. JI '' s ' : '- K * '* w ** MRS. G. SMITH PASCHAL HAIR - WEEV is the name given to a process of weaving com mercial human hair to the grow ing hair on the head. If your hair is not becoming to you, vou should be coming to me. PLACE WEEVS cost only pin money. SUPREME WEEV can be charged, no money down. SNAP- ONS, ALL COLORS, NOW AVAILABLE. Hair-Weev Technician 176 Milton St., S.W. at West Fair Call 525 - 8817 MTKMY, KCEMKI 21. INI Father Bowden Celebrant (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10) and organization leaders are expected to attend. Please make your reports, including all officers your number of active and inactive members, and financial statements. All communicants andfriends are expected to attend all ser vices at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church which is located at 135 Ashby Street, N.W. 1 m w We appreciate your patronage and hope to serve you again. 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