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WRKK KNDINC!, SA'I'1'I!1)AV. WAVn. I '.I I r> 'rmoCAKOl.INIAN PAGE THSEB I Spi.i:il iiculth a^v;n-c:^• wore re cently presented to Louneit Col lege. St. Augustinc'.s College. tinU North Caroliiiii College during the eunfcrence of the North Carolinn Student Health A.sstci.itjun vvliJen convened in Raleigh. the avvards. are: Dr. -Muriel Pe- tioni. ■ f I5eiiiU'il Ccdlege. AH. n K. Weatherfind. of St. Augustine'.; College. .Mi.ss Adele Ware ..f .\orth Cari.llna Cull; go. .Miss .fen- nie I.. Doiigl.is. who directed the .Mil- Shown tibove. alti*r receiving ler. who presented ; .• awards. Wake Baptist Association Holds Mid-Year Session noteworthy cotHribulions to the .succcs.; of th.- entire associutiunal The Jiti.st pastor. Rev. James A Av. Iy and the f.nihf'i! and loval ni.inbeis of the Wake Chapr! Chtiici:. riehiy eiitert.iincd the As sociation. Tiiv ineeting adj.j'irned to con- \ene August I,‘. and Iti. with •u. i;..pli,.! Crovi Church, nc'ar H.deigb. Barents liRCKD TO CO-OPERATE l\ REG ISTERING OE RIRTHS , WASHINGTON -- Dr. Josipli L., i Johnson, head of the Departnunit • I of Physiology, Howard University, I Washingtr.n. u. C.. this week urged {Negro parents to c.mperale with State iieaiih departments and bu- r.aus of vital .statistics in an uii-.n- sivc birth-registering eampiiign. The cainp.dgn begin.s on Cliild Heal'h Day. May I. and is spon.'ored jonil- ly by the Children's Bureau of tlic t/. S. Department of l-ibor and the Bureau '-f the Ccnsu.s. U. S. Depart ment of Comnivice. In a letter to Katherine F. Len- root, chief of the Children'. Bu reau, of the Department of Labor. ' ndorsing tin- birth-registering cam paign. Dr. John.sun said: "The observance of Child llealHi Day this year calls attention to an important jaoblcir, v hici; f- those health officirs who must plan fo." tile health Care of infani.- afta ciiildren. Those tioclors cannot pla i adequate pre"iaios for the car. • r all b.ibies who may need care, wh'o reerds of the numbers of birth.s | which occur are inompleu-. Tne. Bureau I the Census e.timai^.- lhalj .'V. r liOO.OOO :;uch unre.gi.storcd {take place eaci. year. A larg: ]ber of thr.se babies for win I birth corlificaies are filed a N. C. Teachers Organize To Meet New Problems COLLEGE FUND DONOR. Tromot A, Atiipjo kh , nodercl choirtron of >h« United Neflfo College fund tcimpoign onrt predd ni of Inc Spcf.y Corp., recelvei St bill from lorry Salomon. 3, a ex Gov, J. MeMI tJr-.ugi.ion of No.lh Cofolino, compo.pn VKP dioirmon, Iccii en. Young looy mod.- donation of □ meeting launching the i1,5SO.COO campoion i- - ' .. pri^aiu Neg.o collogei. Wake For- .MILLUROOK • Tie W..k.' Bap- lhanch i;.,pl...t ( list Assuciatinii. Hi-v Iji-iuge .S. *-1, pivacb.d an Stokes, mixlet at.ir, pie.'itlinc h(-ll m (he all. i iio-.ii .-essjon. Its Mid-Veai Sr.-sioii Sui-d.-y. Ajt. .1 Other .>pi'..kejs who appc.iied on 29th. 19-l.a. with tin- Wake Chapel progi.iii. dining ih.- ni-eling weic: Biiptisl Church, Millbi.-nk, Despite Dr. O .S. Hiill..ck. Dean Slrassii-r the fact that some ehiuches failc-l of Shav. Ih.iver.-ity, Mt.-; M, W, to be present dm- to tain probaoly. Willi.ii,;- .i.id Mr ui. i. Han.loi , a large delegati..ii atle..deil tin - . dilor „( Bapli. i Infoirn. i Sion and r.port.-n a I -l..! of bl'.Vdil 'Jii. .Mmisl.-r;, ami D..cons Cn- on the SS.IidU budgei :i.>al for the Ih v. -A. A. .M-'i, i..,.y. pie.'-idenl: year- the Sunday School dtparlmetil. pre- The Rev. Otis K Dunn, pa-tor of Mde.i ovir by .Mr. A. C. I’airi.-li: the First Baptist Church, l.ouis- iii? B'i C depaitment pi.-.sided ov- r burg, preached a prof..und serinun l,y R oti- K Dai-n, and the Sunday morning and th. Hev. S.im- Uoinan'- Auxdn.iv d.-p.iitin.-nt le.id uel L. Suilt, j.aslot of Hu Olivt by Mr.-. I!. E. BaiicH, all made Sf.Emma Cadets Study Auto Mechanics 4i! tm Aii;.Mi:t:i:sHi|> duivi; t.lkes sii.xn: — 'i'ji,. memher- sliip drive of the N'AACI* is be- giiutiiig 111 take till shape ueeiird- ing let tlir re.enl report of Itairman KdMarrt Fincher. ..f Hie mt miii-rslnp campaign. It is lilt- lii.pt of this eommlttee that iver.\ |H-i-xun in llaleigli liopinu III enjoy a real clemuerae) will join this organizalion. I!i‘nnell Suidents Pro- mol.- Good Goiiilii.'i CIlE'.l-NSBORO I:i aq effort to general coiKluct in ptibiic ■ ' - tie B. nnett College Coiitein- poi.iiy Aff.iirs ConimiMee rectnily •i.oii'oied .. G.h (I ^^'eiiduct C..n.- I'liki; tl. .i.ihgt laiiipii- .ind i.. the .' in-.mii'iily T/e Iwo-wec-k eampaigf, was ni- 'ui.-.l i,-. -Kii- le i!i d'amito'i. ' I nJ.d ,1: in.-giarn w..- .n, o--. aii.ai radio (ilav |in-i-ntt-d .n !'.-.‘d..:, ,-h..'el h.-ur , the di-tnimtion ol .-. -t. • .,r.ti to noivwhile familie.- living in the ■»..ith. "I am very glad to have an "p porlimity to speak in support ut the birth regislrati.in campaign. I [hope tloi-tor.- and midv.avc.s will re double ih.-ir efforts 1“ make -;ne |that not one of Hie babii- Huy bring into the wolrd i- ovi rl.iok-1! at the tiin. a birtli cerlifical* s >h>;ultl be filed. Every m-.’.h.-.' h. ukl ri-i.iiiul lilt- ..-i oii ly. a- temis Hie birth of he- a eerlificatc. -"nn.>u:-h tin li.nlth |•egl■..lr:ltu)n are being Child Ihullh Day. the of u birth certifnate should not he "Vt-iT.;ok. .1 A bi:th e.-rtificaii- i- the U-,-l evidtiice of iial.x. eiti/en-ini), a-.'e and pl.iee of birth it is p.."jble l.j hnve. Ruth evidence may be iieidtxl in claiming many of tl.e tniviteges and prnteeti.vns of Air.' i- c. i; . i!i/.ens!.ir>, E.vid.-tice of age I.- imedcd when a child eiit-.r-- ■chool, whn a youiii tries Jo ..h- '..le Uiiikiitg p.qr.rs hi-n an aihdt wishes I" Vote, and ti he wish' EA'id.nce of Hamton Adopts New Rank, Salary and Tenure Scale H.-\LEJGH — Dr. Elaruld L. Trig?, president of Elizabeth City Tcacli- ers College was eiecit-i to the pr.-— ideiuy of the North Carolina Negro Teachers A.ssociation at the frith an nual convtntion in -March. Mr. J. A. Tarplc.v. eiitgoiriR president, planned Hie pr.igram of the abbro* \iated convention which was re stricted to fifty per.-ons who had . to travel. .-\11 the ag:nria of tl.e reg ular businesss session were provid ed for and all officers were elected as ir normal years. Mr. James T. T..y )r. on Pave fr..m .North Caro- lin College, was elected vice prosi- d. nt and Mr. H V. Bi o^n of Golds- b(.ro were elected to fill Mr. Tay lor'unt'.xpirerl term on the F-xecu- hve Committee. Mrs. .Nora E. Lock- hdit wa.s reelected rcMirding .secre tary Mr J. A. T.irplcy. Mr.s, Marie C. Mof/ili. and Dr, .T. A. Harper were el.‘ctcd to the Executive Com- trittc? to till plac’s v.icant upon cv- piration of the terms of Dr. F. L. Atkins. Mrs. Ethel T. Haywood, and •Mis.s Ethel Wycho. Dr. Trigg h i« accepted the chal- ifriige of the times with determina tion to establish th.' G-lth annual convention a.- an examj)k' of Ci.n- tinuHy, Realizing that many proh- h ms of vital intc-re.-t lo the college, high srho'its. and elcmentarv : school.s n» I'd sl;idy anrl organized' attack Dr. Trigg has projected a fuU yoais study of vital problems iby officers of the Association. Thl* S'udy will be coordinated through the office of the Exccuitve Secra- tary and will be the basis for agen- ca of tlie 05th annual conventioo progri.m next year. Vital problems which the Asso- I -ation will study and implement i-diition of are. Compulsory MIU- lary training. Occupational Oppor- tuoilic.s in skilled labor-professions* und agriculture, Inter-racial adjust- "i-nt. Eductitional progress involv ing historical perspective-pfresent Status-new goal-and ratings, and Veterans affair.s. Health and hos- I italization plans, and problems in* ’ olvnig law and courts. Serious at tention will be given the problem of proposed merit, systems for rat ing teachers. E. organizing the 64th annual convention with the elected repre- sf’itatives of all the teachers Ex- P.c.-ident Tavpley passed on the tradition to Dr. Trigg unbroken and in spite of difficulties the Associa tion moves forward. Never pour boiling water over coM dishes, or cold water on hot dishes. Harsh scoring and strong M.ap- may also damage dishes. HA.MPTON IXSTJTL'J'F. V A ft.ilule nr «'ode «-f praclU'e -.uo in^ Hie iqjpoi'iinients. s.il.i:iv-. tCIlUIC of ircilibl-. • >.| lilt- t-iit.i ti-.iiiji tatf .It II.,m,Iii>ti1ui. r boil uMaiiiii..u'1% uv in lioiKic nev Cei-la.nly irpi . Hie m pu ny ;'. ('•'*.- C. : ". ■ e..ir|j..vw| , r m; II „. • • ..1.-, K.-i« 11.. r,.\..i.. .M.., .• l.»i..Hiy Walki'i. ..nd '.veiiu-.tyi, .Alexaioii I T)i«‘ Com- I iiHec was -i-.'ed m dnv h- J«'iii.ii- Lawr; a:-.. pii sideiu : Hie S..i-M-.,l..jy Ch. , Tb-r.. K-1- I .H> iit.itive '>f 'oe W.i, .Pence ' ■ n mine. : RuHi Tl. oi. pi, v- > ■ f the VWCA, R..- . E.vc ret!, 1 .: i!.:v HiH; G..ldwvii’ '.f .'.le: H.. I»c-n Wo allotments are claim d no parent would williiu- ■ ;. ehild of the many ji i- biith icrtif.catc- niu> ot- liorlicr'.s Wi-i-l-. t.i-lciiralioii will r.dl ,n line v iHi ' tin ; Nort; Carolina Comil.Uni'i-•' H. - wi'Ck with ih- :-taxing i-t W. V.'.axe:' Week celebrU-on. Mayo,- flTahaii' H Andiew-v /I'H.-- kiKii ha.- d..clar(-ii that April IM h H-n.'igk May Gth U be Wa: W- ri;- - W» k ' u ai. .H. rl n (,a.u at- atiithin on the n'.c.- ity of l.jtal . :k, .aeii.i , . ;l;.- job in order .;xiiicti''n up until a final rr. f-.ior, clue."- . ; d feudal!* ol.'.o .Emitted that t.d in New York City m. king in th.- ubway," OLA COMPANY, LONG ISLAND Cmf l,H.y. ^‘.EO LOCALLY BY FRANCHISED BOTTLERS * ... J.. H.- - r the ■tl tnniie BOCK CASTLE. MROINIA. ConitHning both an education with actual exiierlencc at the Kaiiu* time, these cailcts of the St. Emma MilHnry .-icudomy, CpI. Thomas Ginleau, age 16, and I'fc. ClifTord .Stewart, age 15, arc students in the auto niei'lumles course in the Trade School. The many varieties of nioluri/ed agricultural esiuipiiK'iit on the '2800 acres of school farms provide |i94>nty of practical ex|)erience for these active Isiys. Along with voi-ational work, they alito have the regular academic studies at this Isiarding high .hoIiooI and are inemlicrs of the Junior lie- serve Ofticers Training Corps which the United Slates iVnnS' supervises at the SU Emma MUitar^’ Academy. njitU-i- IS -ompos-d ..f .MbM-;' IE n- j l•^etl;l Si ales. Kobertii Fovors. Miiry V.’agstiiff. Dorothy Walker, and I Gwendolyn Alexander. The Com- imitteo wa.s assisted in their drive by [Mis.ses Jennie Lawreiiec. president juf the Sofieology Chi'n Thera Kel- j ly. rc-prcs.ntalive of the War-Pc-ace Committee; RuHl Thompson, pres- I iden: of the YWCA; Rosa Kvcrelt, jjiresidein of Bar.ge Hall; Goldwyn ; Foster, pro.sicient fif I’.Iercor Hall; .Ruth Sydiur. president of Jones .\l,ti'xies Smith, president of i\> 1,'. Hall: and Betty Poweis. These ■••.■Ki i.’s participated in Hie play, wh^ch was writti n bv Mi.ss .'Vliuy Wae.-t'iff. Mi-'^es Betty Powcm and Jriinie were in charge of the jnintinR and distribution of poster.^ "d pamphlets. Till' campaign was suggested t.. P, E Wil.-an. faculty adviser of f iiU-mporarv Affairs Commit tee, by Mr. W. P. Bayless, direcl.-r "f 'll- Good Conduct Campaign -p-i" led by the Pi'.l.'-.airgh Courier. Active Tense... ^01 CAN MAKE Nl MEROCS COSTIMES WITH A SKIRT W A R1) R (i B E $298 to $j^Q95 PI.KASK NOTE. Our Store* will be closed Cavil Wi-diics- day at l:0(i 1>. M. During Niay. Juno, July and August. For sportj, for work, for tlay- tirne and dating you can build an all'inie wardrobe with this .year's talented skirl.s. Jn pas tel:;, plaid.s and .solids in sizes 24 to 40. Sport Shoppe—Second Floor Mail Order.; Include SC N. C. Sale.s T;Tx—Plu.s PceHage mJm-f/jr/A' FASIEtN CAROllNAS (AIC(SI IlalCi.;)! will r..ll in hoe v. 11 li other Norlli Carolina CummuiuHeit | this week w ith the .staging ol - ,.i i War Worker's Week cclebittion. I Mayor Graham H. Andrews ei'^R.--! Icigii has declared that April 30th.j thi'fiugh May 6th to be "War Work- j tr's Week” in an effort to focus at- alntion on the necessity of local '•. rkers keeping on the job in order : to keep production up until a final. victory has been won. One ef the features of the week will bo a conle.sl «o determine wh;it '.ilored family in this section is making the greatest contribution to 1^1' war effort by having the hug est number of members—fatli.r, i.olhi r, .'•ens and daigdilers in e.*!- : sciuial plant's in the area as well as low ;ibscnteeism record. This fam.- ily will be presented 'i'hursdny nigtit. May 2rd from the stale cd' the Lineoin Theatre at 8 p. m. -Another contest will be to select the “Queen of War Workers" ba.^cd ‘on the record made in actual work ni're in this section. The family having the largest number of war production workers will b“ presented a $100 war bond as an honor for thc-ir contribution to till' war effort. Tlv "Queen of War Workers" will be selected ; n the basis of applause from the aud ience. and will receive a $;■) War bond. Wake GmiiUv l.ibrarv Gommillee Sets I p Siini- iiHT Reaiiini; Stations RALICH — The Wake County Library Cummitle met Tuesday eve ning .April 24, at the Richard B H;iriisoii Library to .set up new rcudin” sGitions serviceable to rti- r;il ih'ople thmugh the bookmobile The added stations will have to* do with taaclniiy a greater number i nf ri'ral families und developing a‘ mure reading public. W. C. Daveo- part. Wake County Agent and Chuirman of the library committlt-e. p.csidcd ul Hie meeting. A report •-n the I'oiuity library activities was given by Mi.'^. Anne E. Bubiiisif;. Libraryian m charge of the bookino- Lilc. Tlie committee set up fifty stulionA Hu'oughout’ Wakt- County, The sta tions are located to give all rural neighborheods and eommimilies ac-' ccss to reading mater als as being served by thi bookmobile. The sta tions were -set up in churches, schools’, lodge halls', community I houses, stores, service stations, and i private homes, Coupled with regu- i lar rcaiiing matter will be aKi'icul- ; tural and 4-11 Club material and bulletins. Other members of the committee I arc Prof. W. \V. Hurdle, vice chair- mar.; .Mr.. Edward Sherman, secre tary: Prijf. George D. Vinson, Prof. Charles Marriott. Mr;. Bertha Kd- ' wards and Mrs. Annie EL Robinson, librarian in charge of the bookme- bile. Miss .Mary Turner, student trainee from the Atlanta schotil of Library science was present at the : meeting. F.gg production in North Carolina during the first three i.ndiiths of the yciu' was 293 million as comp%rnl with 2.96 'C’illi''n List year. With fewer early pullets, what about the faU ioA'? »■ .1 v.l ll,.!. !,. Ion ii.-titule ;iikI members of the educational staff. setti;ig forth the terms of eripioymenl end describir/ the services to be rendercil, It de- ‘ fines qiialificuiions for appointmenX feappoinment, prornotj'in. and ten ure in the ranks of assist.int. iiislruc- t‘r. ;..'sista[it profi:;.:or. a-'sK;i;itc professor, and profes-sor; and it in- cUiBe.s a .statement of the principles re;-(r. An FBI fficial testified that Parker had been nrrested in Phila delphia recen'ly, Parker denied having f-ver stopped in the Quaker City, although he had “p.issed thru •lie e thiee ir four times.” Ttie defendant also admitted that he was .irrc.sti'd in New York City ■ fo" smrking in the subway.” NOW AT FOUNTAINS TOO|, J COLA COMPANY, LONG ISLAND CtTV I.IttR TIES LOCALLY BY FRANCHISED BOTTLERS This advertismict is wider ,io cireumstance to be construed as an offe, to sell the $5 Preferred Stock *' ai $0 Preferred Stock, mentioned below, or as an offer to bay. * ' or as a salicitatian of an offer to buy, any of stieh stock. The offer is made * solely by the Prospectus. To t/te Holders of $7 and $6 Preferred Stock of Ciir^Elisifi 4Sl Compaiiy^ Preferred Stock Exchange Plan OS I Ell OF EXXHAIVGE :5:«0 l». M., MA\ 12, lJi45 By Wospcclus dated April 12, 1945, Carolina Power & Light Company js oflenng to the holders of the outstanding 93,553 shares of its $7 Pre- lerred Sloe!; and 79,995 pharos of its $6 Prelerred Stock, the opportunity, subject to the terms, conditions and reservations set forth in the Pros pectus. to exchange such shares for a new $5 Preferred Stock, on a share for share basis. The exchange offer is made solely by the Prospectus, copies of which have been mailed to the holders of the $7 Preferred Stock and $6 Pre- ^rred Stock, and is subject to the terms and conditions therein set forth Copies of the Prospectus and of Letters of Acceptance and Transmittai for use by stockholders in connection with the exchanges of the $7 Pre ferred Stock and $6 Preferred Stock for the new $5 Preferred Stock may be obtained from the undersigned. Kirchoferfr Arnold, Inc. Abbott, Proctor & Paine J. S. Bache & Co. C. E. Beman Oscar Burnett and Company James Conner and Company, Inc. G. H. Crawford Co., Inc. Thomas Darst and Company Equitable Securities Corporation First Securities Corporation Frost, Read & Simons, Inc. Alester G. Furman Co. George I. Griffin E. L. Hardin & Co., Inc. R. S. Hays & Company, Inc. R. S. Dickson & Co., In& . ’*** » Hickory Real Estate & Securities Coir. Kinloch, Huger & Company, A. M. Law & Co. ! McDaniel Lewis & Co. ,| V. M. Manning ‘ t! S. Wade Marr ^ McAlister, Smith & Pate, Inc. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane Henry T. Mills E. H. Pringle & Co. Frank S. Smith & Company, Inc. ’ ^ Southeastern Securities J Southern Investment Co., Inc. ''ance Securities Corporation
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