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10MilliMM UMW MIIMPOIPPINWOMMINSWIIMMOVIMPRWIIMAIMPWVb IIIIMPOWFWILONISIITSWIMITIVNIMWMPOPPIMINVPPMNPIW111PIMPWIEMIPPO64 alklatiAtotiAMMUILMEntiVIINIANta aaMallitlelMiiattlatelAkalaMEWlegaaafiNgitiditatlatibil6 IMPIMMII4111nIrMEIOMin ITitMOIVIPMtU4k41011VIUIPkM011 NN ilmmommonollmna IMPOIMINWOWolinentt NPNOWp1 10WSIVIP'plINVVffiWaPoNIMINFOpmw volOWWWMTOPPlinoloonolnow Mm UiL1AiarkkiiMNa'am 4000 5A (N C) NEWS-TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 1959 THE CHARLOTTE g-f r-P Voque Couttrrr No 199 21)0 1)11 Or 4 Ex-Choir Boy Return With Rock '111 Rollers Ex-C VI I 1'1 t(C(P): -1) fitl I I (I1 Pri 11 44 4 1 )t 1 1 I i I I A I NN 4)3 blyta 4 I i 1 1 A'4mik 'et i 4 4 a' 't i inv i 4 i i ov 0 Tony Lee former Charlotte Rotary Club choir boy will sing again Dec 9 in his "home town" Tony sang with the Charlotte Boys Choir when he was nine years old This month he comes to the Charlotte Coliseum with a rock 'n' roll show as a Mercury recording artist Born in Tampa Fla Tony moved to Charlotte in 1943 and lived here until 1954i Tony Lee f( Rotary Club 1 sing again Dec town" i Tony sang Boys Choir vvh years old This to the Charlottl a rock 'n roll cuBrYorrnecionrdTinagn moved to Char lived here until 711 0 4 Lr-t 7 E7 ef 4 "Ar4A iti ik yl 'T' ti'(vYOri-mix: -'t I 'PE Po' 4 -A -S' i 1 -7 IA 40 i 4 4r 4 :0 i 1 ''-e'41st '''''''V'T''- r' I si( i- -e :7:: i 0 (rji 7 sl -v "-fr" 4kit' '5 1 A44 i''i i 3 5 e-rr- 7------ trx 'H i s- 'A" 1: sVt i tt 0::: 174:: i ::5: ::::1 fr: 1-'-'''' 4 '''''''Y: 0 11 i -t -i1 A-40'7 N'''- 'ig01a l' ''''s'' A 'AitsTe TONY LEE Tony's record "So Shy" with 'Summer Love" on the flip side is his first recording Ile plans to make singing his career The rock 'n' roll show at the Coliseum gets underway at 8 with 17 acts including Sam Cooke The Browns The Falcons Mary Johnson Tommy Facenda and Santo and Johnny 0 Ny' fkit 4: cl 4 1' g'? 41 vt '1Aky yr t- -r 1 K1! 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cl 'rr 44 Ii -4 1 i 7' '4( 41 --i C41 '41' 1 41 i 4 41'-: Ve4 'A I iio p' '1iV 2)A i ia 1 '1' 0 rkl tat I rj 1 -jik He attended Myers Park Hementary School and Myers Park High School As a member of the Charlotte Boys Choir he appeared with the group at Madison Square Carden The Commodore Stat ler and Waldorf Astoria hotels and was on a nationwide radio and television show IN PLAYS IIERE In Charlotte Tony did several plays for the Charlotte Junior League studied voice and piano at Queens College and with Dorothy Masterson's School of Drama Tony now lives in Atlanta with his mother and sister and attends Cornell University where he is majoring in English literature He attended I mentary School High School As a member Boys Choir hr the group at Carden The ler and Isialdoi and as on a and television IN PLAYS IIE In Charlotte plays for the League studie ano at Queens Dorothy of Drama Tony now I with his mot and attends where he is lish literature How Moon Looks From Charlotte SANTA'S HERE made box camera to a seven-inch tele- scope for the picture He's been a camera bug for only six months This 'moon shot" was made by 16- year-old Robert Wall from the backyard of his 1520 Mimosa Ave home An amateur astronomer he hitched his home AT PARK ROAD AT SHOPPING CENTER rn Bill Doggett In Show Here Charlotte Speedway To Issue More Stock elegant holiday fabrics reg 250 to 498 yd 14g yd SEE SANTA IN HIS BEAUTIFUL CAIIDY CASTLE fri I 4f120': um -k I 04 11 '41' TO''' iee ON CANDY LANE Stockholders of Charlotte Mo-1 A Gaines all of Charlotte tor Speedway Inc have agreed and Nalley of Easley to issue 300000 additional shares i and Smith of Big Island of stock to finance remaining construction costs of the plant Air Turner reported negotiaon 29-N lions are under way for a special construction costs of the plant Air Turner reported negotiaOn 29-N tions are under way for a special FRONT PLENTY OF FREE DOOR Bill Doggett said to be the first man ever to use an electric organ in a dance band heads the orchestra which will play for a dance tonight in Park Center Doggett whose recordings in dude "Honey" "Hot Doggett" "IIonky Tonk" and "Moon Dust" has worked as an arranger for the Ink Spots Ella Fitzgerald Count Basic Lionel Hampton and Louis Jordan He formed his present band five years ago Tickets for the dance are on sale at National Hat Shop El Chico Grill and Lincoln Theater Tickets will go on sale at Park Center tonight at 8 o'clock Hundreds of yards of high fashion formal fabrics sale priced nowt In time for you to "weave a magic spell" over your holiday wardrobe Exquisite patterns and colors in imported Jacquard brocades silk acetate faille embroidered rayon taffetas embroidered rayon 'satins novelty Lurex weaves rayon brocades satin brocades printed satin faced faille 45'1 to 50" wide Create your own couturier collection ow! )be silk yon otin (our PARKING OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TR 9 PM 1 I 1 i 0 4 1 1 1 1 I 4 1 1 I 1 0 I I 1 i i i 'I 1 1 I 1 i A 1 4 4 1z 1 I 1 4 i A 1 -i 1 4 -) :4 i 7 1 11' I In their first meeting since price on an aluminum guard rail pre-incorporation stock was from Alcoa and for use sold through the spring and sum- Amoco as the official track mer of this year the stock gasoline holders set the minimum price Ile said the concessions had of this new stock at $2 a share been leased to Consolidated Ven- Curtis Turner president of the ding Co which is providing $76000 in equipment and giviag speedway said tickets for the first race May 29 will go on 25 per cent of the concession sale in two weeks Ile said the 1 gross to speedway speedway hopes to sell $2500001 Ile also said the grandstand would be three tiers and the in worth of tickets in 60 days and that this would reduce field would be prepared for use amount of new stock the speed of major collegiate and profes way would need issue sional football games The stands would be three tiers and the infield would be prepared for use of major collegiate and professional football games The stands Ivey's fabrics third floor 71 7777 77: 17'4777' -41 14k6Q are expected to seat 25000 to 40000 persons with addition of bleachers around the track ') ti IVID(TIS 0 sr: ri: I 1 1 i 1 -1 I km i 4k-4 k) 2' i 1 i17 11 1 044 miit i )' ki1- '4 In a secret ballot the stockholders approved monthly salaries of $350 for Mr Turner and Bruton 'Smith vice president and general manager An earlier voice vote had defeated the idea The stockholders chose 7 of 13 nominees as directors The seven are Charles Crutchfield Mr Turner Mr Smith Jerry Ball and to make Christmas dreams come true to MEIKe LIIII5LITICIS ElleCIMS I 4 ziiI 11 till illit it 1 0- ---4411f' European hand-cut crystal save 305 to 505 hanci European save 305 1 tat Local Pastor Gets New Job EVER READY arch-type loose-leaf desk calendar EVER READY arch-type loose-leaf desk calendar A sparkling gleaming gift collection of treasures in crystal from finest European manufacturers Different elegant hand-cut lead crystal Many exquisite peces to select from Shown just a few A sparkling gleaming gift collection of finest European manufacturers Differi crystal Many exquisite pieces to select from -cut lead a few haolmdi The Rev Leonard Snyder i pastor of First Church of God 18th and Pegram Sts will serve vs4 amsa ni cret ec hia9i6ro- ri3 Southern ers on Ae Ini tni oi sn- lb -114 of the Church tf Ll Alllea'Snialesr ') Nk- 41': 1 tale t-'? recent conven- tion at Birming- REV SNYDER pointed as chairman of the program committee for next year's event which will carry the theme "The Church at Work and Worship" Mrs Leonard Snyder is the first chairman of the newly organized Ministers Wives Organization which will meet in conjunction with the convention each year The 11-state convention is the largest regional unit in the Church of God movement Archtypo desk calendars are do-signed specifically for general office and plant use Many housewives also hove found this type of colendor very useful in the horne Archtypo calendars aro 903014 number of sizes with treofoges for each day Style '7174 rib fhown above hos ono pogo ruled for appointments Other styles aro ond-opening with the flat page for memos The upright page keeps todcry's dote and monthly calendars for post present and following month prominently in sight Refills for all arch-type calendars ore available ot 'ypt desk calendars on ste- I specifically for general Air' plant use Many housewives lave found this type of calms- ery useful in the home home 'ype calendars aro swoitoble umber of sizes with et sch day Style '717411grown has one pogo ruled for ntments styles ore nd-opening with ot page for memos Ike up- page keeps todcry's dote and tly calendars for past present following month prominently ht for all arch-type calendars voilable at i ir 11 4 0 4aIllt 1404 4 '-ii' 1 17' l4i lamps reg 1298 Floor lamps I elegant Tale lamps le lamps reg 1298 999 Dr lamps reg 1598 1299 Light your way to a brighter holiday! Choose from our collection sale-priced now i of beautiful traditional Tole lamps Many styles in floor and table sizes exquisitely designed in white cocoa black Attractive' shades Versatile 3-way lighting Ivey's lamps fourth floor STAR JUGS Hand-cut cryst al star jugs in 4 styles and 2 sizes 40-oz usually 400 295 80-oz usually 600 395 22" cased glass bottles Assorted selection of cosed gloss bottles in rose green blue or red with gold usually 3000 1500 4f itNN 9:1 0 i 4 '7f17: 1 1 Ill 0- Itir- 10 i 10 4i titS i liret1111 I icVfr 4' tw 11 Cdk 0 0)i elegant Tale lamps I 0 -1PL44: 0i i 4 1 0610---- 4 4n-- 999 I 04 1 i Table lamps reg 1298 i 7 i4 i 4 il 44ms it Floor lamps reg 1598 1 1299 a 'IAPoAirl414 i it Light your way to a brighter holiday! Choose if 'c 4' 1 it 14 ''''t 4 from our collection sale-priced now I I' 0'fi- of beautiful traditional Tole lamps Many 4 i 4 1 styles in floor and table sizes exquisitely I designed in white cocoa black Attractive' I I shades Versatile 3-way lighting fel tiSt'T: STAR JUGS Ivey's lamps fourth floor ttill 1 1 sHtaarndiu-cgust in and 2 sizes r4ysst tleasl I ii wa i I I il yi i 40-oz i 1 usually 4 00 295 11 t- it 1 4 vr 1 1 4 VO t4o 1 rt- I' usually 600 395 1 1 s- Jt 1 fb I 22" cased 1:: 4 7' 0 glass bottles i 4 -4: 7 it 74 --1-'-1ft i-)' sorted selection of 474---- 4" ib I As I 4- 't) cased glass bottles in i illPt 7 's 5 rose green blue or red et i i ''--4" ith gold lit usually 30 CO 1500 0 'N I I I' i i I 4E0 1 i sattitil 4 I "Complete Office fitters" 71 on'? plete Office Outfitters" Kale-lawing Co ale-Lawing COE 16" BOTTLES 16" sfender hand Cut bottles 4 dif ferent styTes TTLES er hand 4 dif CRYSTAL BOTTLES Assorted a d-cut bottles 4 styles all lead crystal usuolly 1500 788 BOTTLES Ab oststol er tse a 4n sdt all lead crystal usually 1500 7 More Money The Charlotte Clearing House reports that people and businesses here spent 865 million more this November than last Checks drawn on local banks to-totaled 8739000147 last month compared with 8674216681 for November 1958 Visit us at our new and 1arger store 217 Tryon St FR 72641 CHARLOTTE it us at our new and larger store 217 Tryon St HARLOTTE FR 7-2641 usually 1200788 00788 4c: 0 0 14 i i le 4t: I 95 1 i Oil erous i 6 1 4tA 4 I i 4 i I At 4 i 02 0 says Columaht Aida iTzaimili I have Peen a member ef your association for about :0 years and have always found your attitude to le generous rather than renutious" Lynn Nisbet Raleigh Blue Cross protection is available to any north Carolina resident in reasonably good health regardless of age Apply today for Tont family' )n for about 20 years and 1e generous rather that: LynNsbet i ny North Carolina ardless of ate Apply 7-pc beverage set Beautifully decorated crystal pitch er and six tumblers in gold and red or gold and green usually 800 495 Beautif gold er and or iet tc I pitch and red 495 tP 06 ttOSPJTA RE A S-54)-CTAIT CO'N IHI rtiPrepAtlir it A tif te 111 WA am tato Ivey's fine Chino fifth floor 1314 4th St Charlotte Phone ED 23786 I kill-) wom4i1Avaokmdiftikid1 i 1314 4th St Charlotte Phone ED 23786 cAL OPEN 9 'TIL 9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS 4 OPEN 9 'TIL 9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE ED 3-2121 ORDE beakasif ritmin9Ermmbonagvadmrologna9maidomovidomomblr39 r9 0 1.