SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1915
THE CAROLINIAN
PAGE SEVEN
tk^k;hiionk casI': api>kai.i-:i)
William B. Stanley, 35, uf No. 5
Chavis Heights, who was sentenced
in Superior Court to a total of two
years In prison on convicted char
ges of "assault on a female and
ble trespass over the tele-
jihone'', has filed notice of appeal. Howai
the State Supreme Court thru '■>!;{ S
K. J. Carnaite. j
at SI.O?.'! an appeal
and oppeaiance bond
attorne.v
Bond ua;
bund of $7.
of $1,000.
'rhi (li-feiKtant was convicted of
U'-ing Hie li U'phune repeatedly to
ideccnt tiverlures to Mrs.
Cannun. win:
hitjiit Street.
Johnston County News
TAN TOPICS
8/ flIlfN
‘Little sister’ you give me back my eyelashes?"
"Next Door"
By TED Sru
BV MISS M. KAYNOK
0*1'. ttoii.vu /vveiy, Jr,, has re-
wurmn of. -''Chool auci spenumg Uic
‘ ^ c-Ui^Ui ItoiiUays tierc wiin lus sister,
Jteairicc Avvry and Mr. and
jAlra. Ludie Uraiithum. A iriend oi
I t.is also came home with him. Botii
were iroiu Wiiistuii-Sulem.
Miss Calheriue Dublin left Thurs
day to speiui some lime in Pliila-
Ueiphta, Ha.
Aiiss Nora Dublin leturned ru
Ue.iuty College in Durham after
spcndiiig Siibter with her mother,
Au> .\iaiy DubLn.
Aiibs VVillie B Jones and Bernice
VVilliaiub of T, C. were guests of
the tjruiithaiiis recently.
'ihe t>Pc Club met at the home
of Mib, Hoena Buzell Sunday at
.. o'clock,
Itev 11. D. Davis pleached a won
u.Mui sermon at the Zion Church
.SuriUa> at 3 o'clock
Mr. Willie htchaid of Kinston
visiteil Miss Beatrice Avery Tues-
tl.iy and Wedne-,ojy of last week.
I’fc James tiaiLuur. stationed at
Camp Lee, Va, spent the week end
lure with his family.
•Ml'S Alice Sylvia Avery, daugh-
ler ui .\lr. Itonieo Avery and the
late Alice Avciy, was lecenlly mar-
iied lo Henry Anderson. They will
make their home with the bride's
folks.
Miss Naumie Williams and Mrs.
ivlimue Chamber of New York City
visiicd relatives and iriends here
bra week. They relumed on tho
'vec’k end.
The 11 o'clock services at the
l?hii.-i Deciplc Church was opened
by singing "Blessed Assurance "
Stripiare lesson, 116th Fsaini, was
lead by the Rev. Barns, prayer was
offend by Brother Cox. Rev. H. U.
Davis came to the front, chouse for
Ills text the 12th chapt'-r of Hebrew,
Ills subject was "Let Us Lay Aside
Kvery Weight of Sin. " It was a
\«iy inspiring sermon. Doors of
Ihe c'lurch were opened while Uie
ihuir sang, "Let the Saviour Bless
Yuur Soul Right Now." One joined
11.1- church.
.Night services were opened by
Miiging "Cove- Lifted Me. " Rev.
Davis read 2nd chapter of 11 Cor.,.
I'layer WuS offered by Brother Ros-
). W'llhams, after which Rev. Buck
U illiuiiis was presented by Rev.
O.Ais as the speaker. He choosed
b-r Ins text 2nd chapter of St. Mark
Mrs. Susie Wlme iell for Wasti-
wiin iici uauaniei-in-itiw lui u
wiiiic. ane comimus lu slay veij
Sick. «vv nope lor nci a .>pveuy ic-
covery.
tve aie vviy suiry ui learn uiai
Mis. riossie isanucis is coniineu to
ner nonu- in Deimuni. we nope lui
«> -peedy recovciy.
uioiiivr Ciauue daiiueis is vci>
ill ai ms home. Wv pi ay uiai ne
iiiuy soon ue oul again
MISS Miiuicu Uiiiiis leiuineU lu
Baltiiiuou me wech. end. ane nas
uicii VasiUlig iiei ii.oliul' loi >unie
nine. .Mie nioviu .vn.-'. lAielia onl
iio to mt- couiiuy lo nvv wiUi nor
uauatner, .\irs. liobena.
.Ill 1
•gi\
> KlioW li.al
a is 111 at
cl. we nope
■>iis. Uougius v.iamaii
tier iioine mi Biiuge bit
111 a speiuy ifccoveiy.
MI'S, .tieivin Csaiiums o on
iiik iisi. V.e nope im ner a sp
ecovery.
oeai'cii i'ui* ii’csicasi
oia^eib lb Lxieuueu
INeW IWl'K ItVUi.,; - Al
oils lo iiuu Uii siaycis o» c.ai»a
iiesio, ciosaoiiig ciJioi oi ‘Uv
uiuan-iaiiguage ^ uiuai, ii i*iai-
tc«lo line fsaitiiiivi, nave uet ii
-XiellUeu Ui oiliei coliidU'Uw Oy
ui- iif.-tca iic'Waiu ouiiiiiuuci. it
ippeuieu lo syiiipaim m iicwopa-
piiS anu lanui aiiu nuiiai oigaii
ions wi many luiiibli and
.iitali mies Lu lu ip puwnciZi
eceill ♦J.UUd leWalU ouel.
.-aneis ucUiung luiiuiiions oi
uHcr wide svni lo an coin-
niuiiliivs avioss Ute coUiuiy wiucn
nave si^euoie iiaiiall coiumes, anu
ceuui's ill .aoaui yiiiuiita. Cell-
liai muei'icu, r-uiopi, ana /viiica,
in wiiicu agenl-s loi loiamaiian
gCVt-inilieUU liaVe Ueell aelive.
couTMi has uccn lUKeii Uy
Uiuse pusung uie lew aid in me
iiei uiui uie luiuiig ul xi'esea
ui Uie duii-oui neie oii Jauuuiy
in-iJ, was a pouiicui erinie.
We Qo not assume lu lay ilie
ulaine lor inai muiuei aV ine uoui
any speeuu: gioup ol govein-
nieiil, said iHoi'ini c. co'nesl, neau
the cununillee. "Bui we uo
Know liial Cai iu 'ITcsca iiiaUe ini-
slid the l2lh verse, subject, •Thouji^.;. enemies because ol Ills oul
Sin be Forgiven." He brought oul j^pykeif attacks upon and oppusi
light of the text as the four men • Haacisls and Comniun*
being faith, confidence, patience ^ And anioiig Uiose he loighl
id hope He preached u wonder-j elcmeiili uiat had plans iji"
il sermon We then enjoyed a shaping luly ’ii poUUcal and econ-
I'lri sennem by Rev Cooley. It omic luluie, and loi controlling
as some very spiritual remarks. public opunon WiUi legard lo uie
.Next was a rally, alter Captains whole Italian situation."
had reported, it was announced that xhe $d,(Kid is olleied for in-
^rigtfb fur rally, total for the day, > formation leading to apprbension
S12G6I. land conviction ol those lesponsi-
— — - ‘ [ble for Tresca's death. Any one
'fuiTiishiiig such iiiXoimation is
iguaianteed ‘ful protection.'' Of-
jiiciaiy issued by the New York
FAYE'n-EVILLE — Tlie Fayette-
ville Blanch uf the NAACP in Us fSfff
llollingsworih, president; Mr. Geo.
W. Wooten, vice president; Mr. J.
C. Sturdifen, recording secretary;
.Mrs Maggie Murchison, assistant
secretary; Mr I.. E. Garris, treasur-
■» AVtTTKVIIXt; NAACP AN
NOl’NCKs NEW OFFICERS
Will be received in absolute con
fidence.” The offer is to expire
Jan. 11, 1847. fourth anniversary
of the murder.
Capital CUy Mayor to present
Eagle Scout Badge
Tuesday April 24lh will be a
ivcu i^uci' uay lol" ivuiviKU'
lUAU C..OWlU>
•wlJCCMHy VO A1MU1V4 V^u.ut O-
ovovcu liovluv b». iSufvli; o>.uu.
v_u&. xuc tivYUvU » m Ol.
u oy Aiioy ov Vjiviuaiii ii. auiuh-v...
i.o.iioi Ui ocouv b>uiui mui
,1V. ouvigo Oil. cyiiii-ia la&iiiK v
1. Uie bouii Oi xiuiioi Will Ov
.ovuica ei. il Vmg, CiidUiiiviii oi ...i,
..oop v.oiiUlltvieu Ui iiuilioi-i wa
..u iAUCiv llaUia, CliauTliail Ul uav
tuicigii waAc cooiiiy c-ouiv oi
ioaaOl. l.fewyn iiaycs paoukvao.i
AA.CCi iOi IVUleiXil aillU WaiAc CO.
^ i.ae ocouimasivi'.
neiiuerson-vaoce county Court
nonor Apm 1/m
-luin me icpuri ui Uie liciiUei-
soii-vuiice uuiu'u Ul iievicw nciu
oil vviuiiuay /ipi i .sm iiiuicauoiu
uiai uiuuiiu uui .y acuuis wio
come oeiuie Uie court oi iionoi "vu
be heiu un i uesuay, zVpi u 11 m «ui
tiuus awaius. me uuniuei oi
Iscouis lo receive wieril cadKea
o« Uie largesi ever uwuiuej
ul a Court ol Honor in Um aieu.
iiuersuii lias uiiee acoul iioopa
ana one cuo Pacx auu l5>b i>coui>
u Cabs regisiereu. Ihe goal lui
ib-ia is sou Bcuuis and cubs by
December .Hsi Ib-ia- ihe reguiai
uivisiunai conimiilee mceliiiK wiu
iollow Uie Court ol ilonoi. Tne
pubhe IS inviUiU. ,
tieid tixeeuiive Newell debvers
Seoul Message at Dunn
I A huge alieuuaiice was on liaiid
at Uie public scoui program iieiJ
Bmiuay April bUi al Duiui. "the
pioigain was sponsoieu uy "Hoop
r,. C. &i-izer IS Uie l&coui-
iiaaslei and vocalionai Agiicui-
luie ioi me Hariiell county,
liaiiuiig School and liie sponsoi-
ing msluulion loi Uiis unu.
curiiAin court ol Honor April
i«h
llie Durham Boaid ui Review
was held on luesday nignl ul Uie
j.mii Avery Boys dub under Uie
supervision ol R. Kelly Bryant
Auvahcement Chairman. 'I he
Coun of ilonoi Will be held on
"inursday April lyih al Uie C. M.
B. Aleihodisl church, which is the
sponsoring insUlulion lor Hoop
ll4 James Robinson is the Bcoul-
n.aslei ol this unit. A special pro-
gi am IS being planned and the
public IS invited to be pieseui.
Chapel HiU Scouts to Participate
in Clothing Drive
Boy Scouts ol Chapel Uill to
participate ih the United Nation-
rinthing Drive during the
n.oi.th uf Apra This troop is
sponsored by the Orange County
Training scliool. with A. J. Cald
well as the Scoutmaster. Records
reveal that fifteen million boys
many of them Scout age, are
among the 125.00,000 soffering
THEY WORK 1 OR 48
STRAlGHlTIObRb
iWO JIMA tDvlayed/ — iiow tvi
isugio soldiers wuikevl 4tf buiu'S al aj
sueicb uuuiig Ihe cuaouc hours ol {
Ihe I'urly days uf Uic cuu^ucaI uf Uiis ;
ishiiivj wufe described by "lech. bg'.. |
L,airy bciiuleiiuarg, a -Vvarme Corps!
cumbul cureispoiicieiil, ioiuierly uf.
the b'.. Luuis iJloue-Dvmueiat.
Ill I'lic case il took .• diiccl order
urdeid by his comniaiiihug ofticei
lorv Aiiiiy Hvt. 'Itioir.as L. Hollo
way, of Jii2 iteynulds bU'cet. Brotis-1
WICK, Georgia, oil his ampuibious I
truck during tne stoiming ol thia
bl.icK vulcanic island. And before
Holloway imaily cluinuered UuMn
frvim Ills drivel's aeal, i had pul iii
48 hours brmguig Murine aruiicry
ashore a a tune whtu it was need
ed most
ills unit was assigned ihe vtlal
task of oriiiging in and setting up
Aiarine iuas, the big guns that Help
ed slicll the Japanese oil Mount
buiibaclp. These men started witn
aO uucks, and wnen they luiishvcl
they had lost 2J of them — but the
gulls were in and firing.
Holloway drove duck after duck
over the beaches rukeu by mortar
fire. When he had brought in a gun
he went back for needed ammuni-
thun, Uis outfit brought in 315 tons
of it
The other Negro mentioned in Uie
dispatches was Aimy Pvt. Prentiss;
S. ''ylas, of Box 144, Slidell. La., |
also a duck driver. |
Sylns went into the open sea to
aivage single-handedly one duck
g.ven up Us lost. The Louisiana pri-
ate woiked 48 hours, driving m
lu leave the vehicles when he was
orderi-d b yhis commanding officer
to l.Mve the xehicles when he was
near cumpkle exliuustion. He had
driven the bouncing little amphi
bious trucks through terrain raked
by Japanese iifle, machine gun and
mortar fire.
Winn Mount Sunbaciu fclE the
guns were turned on the northern
ridges and aided substantially in
advances in that sector.
The Race Of Mankind
I Exhibit Well Received
! E'AYETTEVILLE — During the
past week almost 2,000 persons,
grade school children, senior and
junior high school students, college
-.tudents and adults, viewed the
Races of Mankind Lxliibtt in the Li
biary of the E'ayvtteviUe Stale
Teachers College, Fayetteville.
The Negro schools in the c.ly and
county .systems planned lo send just
reprcdOntutive groups J>ui because
of the gain made b> iho students
first chu.sin the entire enroUrncnts
were extended the pnvilege of see
ing tiuse eo panels, prepared by
The Cranbrook Institute of Science,
wliu'ii j'livc visual presentation to
>iKniIicanl tindiiigs about race and
tiiltuie. The panel "Who are the
Aryans'* brought much humor lo
all who took "a visual half-hour
cf ur m authropology fur the mil-
1.' ns." Many sludinls came the sec
ond lure to .sec eertain portions of
tne exhibit which struck them
forcefully; oth rs wrote letters con-
e>-iiniig the principles made more
do T to them.
JOHN ALBERT MrPIIEHSON
BADI.Y HI RT IN ALTO-PEDES
TRIAN COLLISION
FAYF.TTEVILLE — On April 6tn,
about 10:20 p. m., John Albert Mc
Pherson, 57, a farmer and resident
ef route 4, Fayetteville, was struck
and seriously injured by an auto
mobile at the intersection of Clilf-
aalc and M.rgantun Roods.
Lt. William G. Howard, Pope
ETekt, driver of the auiumoWle, told
Patrolman Dean that the vlcUiO,
McPherson, was walking towaid
his car and that th« Negro ran back
and forth ucros the road, apparent
ly unable to make up bu mmd
rolman, said that .'/ePherson's left
ed that night that be was lu too
much pain to give Iht patrolman his
account of the accident.
O. W. Dean, state highway pat
rolman. said Iht McPherson's left
leg and right arm were broken. He
was placed in Highsmith’s Hospital
and his condition on April 7th was
reported as fair.
PAINT - PAINT
1.49 GaL
12 Teajs of aaliafaietioii. AU
Coiotfr—StaiM aaol Ksamela.
Mail Orders PronpUf fUlad
Railroad Salvage Co.
329 South Wilmi ^ton St.
Names Regional Camp Director
The wiiU-T was advised during
the past week by Deputy Region
al Scout Executive ol the Region-
ul OiTice m Atlanta that he had
been named by the Regional gtutl
to serve as director lor the Re
gional Camping School lu be iield
al Atlanta, Ua. May 22 through
29. Tu be assisted by Field Execu
tive Lalb of Tampa. Fla. and W.
il. Stephens uf Augustt, Ga. Ne
gro Field Executive fruni Nortii
Carolina, South Carulma, Georg- |
iu and Florida will be in attend
ance at this school. The school
will be under the general direc
tion uf W. A. Dobson, Regional
Executive of Region six. Nation
al and Regional Staff to be in at
tendance will include Dr. Stanley
A. Harris, National Director ol
Inter-racial Activities. Deputy
Regional Executives Frank Dix,
Gilbert Bush, and A. J. Taylor.
Assistant to the National Director
of Inter-racial Activities.
BUY AN EXTRA BOND!
NOW AT FOUNTAINS TOO
PEPSI COLA COMPANY, lONO ISLAND CITY I,N.Y.
BOTTLED LOCALIY BY PIANCHISEO BOTTLERS *
lMfh*Bn VmSII WAMillsjr
\V. Wooten, ’ice pre.siaeni; ivir. j
Sturdifen, recording secretary;
.Mrs Maggie Murchison, assistant
etreiary, Mr. I. E. Garris, treasur-
I r. Mr. Fred Burns, chairman of
Ihe executive committee; Rev. J. C
t'liv ingtun, chairman of the mem-
iMt.diip committee; Miss Beatrice
M Cox cliairman of the publicity
I'ommittoe; and Mr. Huggins, chair
man of the program committee
Tiio Association is m the mld t
lif a membership drive and hopes
tu r«--ach a goal of 500 members.
Il IS hoped that every citizen will
join nnd do his part to advance the
fidence." The offer is to expire
Jan. 11, 1947, lourth anniversary
of the murder.
I The Workers Defense League
is closely cooperating in spread
ing word of the reward offer.
I T'herc will he aiioUier National
[4 H Sod Conservation Contest this
year. Lat:t year's winner in Nurlh
Carolina was William G Waller of
Durham. There were ten county
winners
BACK THE ATTACK !.'
jack DAVIS
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By TED WATSCM
ir
.eveai that fifteen million boys
many of them Scout age, are
among the 125.00.000 s'iffering
and destitute war victuna abroad
whose future—in some cases—
v.'tia«e lives depend on the suc
cess of the United National Cloth
ing Collection this month. Cer
ts inly every Scout and Scouter
will endeavor to do h.s part lo
make the drive a success.
Merit Badge Advancemeni
Pioc^ure
While advancement in the Se-
c--nd Cla.ss and First Class Scout
hiquirements is a natural feiituro
m the Troop's life and continuous
ly involves all its members. Merit
Badge Advancement i.s mure of
an individual proposition. By the
tiiiii- boys have reach»d F i i s I
Class their intere.st divi rge a.s t»
t'r.iir further advancement and a
nroper cugni/anee mu.si be t.aken.
In .Merit Badge Advancemi nt as
i-ell as in all other Scout Ad-
aneement. the four proces.ses iT
PhEPARATION. EXAMINA
TION. REVIEW and AWARDS
.... involved
Occoneechee Field Executive
BREEZY
By r. MEIVIN
/l-E HEROWNCAK^
-ANP SHE CRIEP^
^FINISH^Ep?^-
WHILE 1 WA*;
leATiN' rHAr7Do.^n^'
1
When will you really gel
ANOTHER NEW CAR?...
JIM STEELE
IT'^ HELENA
SAKEE.JIM.'SFARK
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THE CONTINENT'"
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explain...
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ItHERE'':. BEESlASTEAP'i' SAP ThE TKAil LED
I FLOW OF 6UNS BE- k J R'&MT HERE' SPABICr;
PSAAU&u-LEDTOAyi'E llHATExaAN^THO^E
6YMPATHIZERE.-A'9 AN? RIFLES WE 5A
ENTERTAINER I CAN GO,
ANYPLACE UNSUEPECTEL;
■AND
MELVIN TAPLE'
when word is (^VEN that ^
THE AVI*; HA^E ^URKENPEREP,.
" THEIR OPERATION'S WILL i
BE&N WITH THE “SOP-*
PORT CF THOSE 6i)NS"
muiK-Uiaiv
LEGAL NOTICE
KXm'TRIX NOTICE
iL.iV.i.g qualilieu ns executrix Ol
ihe L^eidie ul Georgiana Wall, la'e
Lii w.iKC Couuiy, L'toi'Ui LaiuUna,
lIii.! u lu iiouiy klI poisons havutg
.lam.., agaiiibi Uiv LxUtlc ul the muu
i.(.CL.u.>ea lo cxiiiuu tiitm lu Uie un
dv&i«;it -J ul 91a auuUi i^Uie blieei,
..jUlku. Nurin Uuiuiii.a. on or oe
oie LUO am u-jy ul Aiaicli igiV ui
ji.9 i.oiice will be piL'udeU ui b.(
A Ult-ii iveuvery.
All pviauiu inuebuu lo Uie
c-aiule will plcu&e
yiiifc'.t,
Ihia UiL 8^h Uuy ut .Muich, 1915
Mr*. Be**ie Wiii>on. Lxetu.r..T
F. J. Carnage. Ally.
..Uich lU. iV. 24. 3l-Apii. 7. 14
LxDcufzxi Node*
HaviTig quAlilicd as executrix of
the iusUite of Georgiana Wall, late
of Wake County. North CaruUna,
this IS lo notify all persons havng
claims against the Ksute of the
said deceased to exhibit them to
the undesigned at 815 So'jth State
Street, Raieigh, North Carolina,
on or before the Bth day of Mar
1946 or this notice will be pleaded
m bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said
Elstate will please make immedi
ate payment.
This tho 6th day of March, 1945
Mrs. b.288je Wilson, Executrix
F. J. Carnage, Atty.
March 10, 17. 24. 31-April 7. II
NOTH E TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executrix
under the will of Ella C. Pegues, de.
ceased, this Is lu notify all persons
having T-Iaims against the estate of
said deceased to present them duly
verified to the undersigned on or
before the 12th day of April. 1946
or this notice may be pleaded in
bar of any recovery. All per-'ons In
deLf*d to said estate will please
make settlemei ' promptly. ThB I2th
J«y of April. 1945.
Ernestine P. Hamlin. Executrix
of the will of Ella C. Pegues.
Deceased.
April 14. 3L 28-May S, 12. 19.
Certainly not as soon as you hoperl...
Only one thing is sure ns retjards your next car.
Your i)n-sent car must Inst until you it...
whether that be next year, the year after, or even 1948.
Scare talk? No,simple facta that must l>e faced!
The important ptiint is — the chances are with proper
care and proper help you can SAVE THAT CAR.
But you can’t wait, you can't delay, you can’t put it off!
If will take more care than ever now to
save that car!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF
MAKE A DATE NOW!
LET YOUR ESSO DFjYIJIR..
Change that oil
y/ lubricate thot chassM
^ Inspect those tires
^ Check thot battery
core saves wear
NEW JERSEY
C*K. IMS.EUgUe.