WmK KKDTNG SATURDAY, .IT^KE IK, inir,
THE CAROLINIAN
PAGE THREE
Extension Leaders To
- jfeSW i '>nfer in Washinston
TO EUROPE
Aviation For Teachers
..
The Aim of ScouJinq
To liv.' as i;- nilv as I « :in.
T'i ln', ni‘ inaitof vvhfif. a m.oi
To lake wlial comes, ot unotl r)r i|:.
and iTiou to failh and ilonor
still.
T'l do my nosi .-md lei tha: .stand,
the record ol my hraiii a o d '
Itantl. And iIhmi if failure conic-
to tup. stdl vvoik. and Jmp. lo
viclniv. To iiavp n' .s*'cre| place
vvliorc m I .stoop unseen lo Mi..re
Tf bp liic .same when I'm alori"
a.s when mv every dcovl i-
known.
To walk undaunted, mfraid of
anv ;dep I have marie
TV. Ik*, without pretense or siiam.
(xaetiv what men tlunk 1 am.
Occoneflchee Scout Camp to Open
July 23rd
The Oeeone‘ehre Coimeil Bov
Stout C.amp wdl tipi-n lav. .
.(lily 2.Trd and rim Ihrouttii An,*.-
it.'l I2lli. From pre.sept p:e-'anip
rtservations it apnrars that ov‘*r
30tl of the HlOO Bov .Seoiit.s now
rcKistPi'Pd will be in attendaiv'e.
The rampinK period will be di
vided info three periods of one
week eacli. No re.servaiiun can
be accepted from anv troop.s after
Juiv I. 1945. The first period will
open with Ihe noon mean on Mon-
dav Juiv 23rd, G. F Newell.
Ccuncil Field Executive will servo
r.s Camp Director. Dr. Val Hamlin.
Ji.. one of the 375 Scouters in the
dreoneechce Council will serve ns
. ; 1- Front Da-ector. The Camp
will he oDerated on a Troon
Cempinc Rasas. Scoulers will
rt ine to Camn with their Seoul.-
ar.d camp with them. Three
Cl iirts of H mo: wid lie lu-ld dur-
inc the eampaiij period Georp"
.ItlfiKs ol Hah ieh wd! .stjpervi.-t •
tin preparinii 'f meal.s.
Beard of Review and Court of
Honor for Wake
Tae Raliui. Wim- Comif.
Poard of R.iviw.v wii; t.e .-ll er,
Tluir.«(ia'.. June 1, rii'. i tho Court
rf H.)nor wii! be iu hi • n Tu-.-dav
June 2*i. at tile St. .^mb o^t- Ep s-
eepal ehurch. Thi Ju'v an.! Au2
i-st Court of Hono: ••* i e h'-l.i
a* Camp Whisperinit {hn- '.
Durham Scooters Publish
Sccut Ro* ter
D'.iiny the pas’ week :h.' Dur-
liarn Seoul,. until r ;;vi:r i ‘:o,i
of tile .\ Iv.ii.i emeiu in.
publislv'd the 1945 S.mu; R.i.-'-
foi the Duihuin D:vi.sion. In le-
fciimu In this publieatio;'. Rev. C
K Proi’or. Pre.'-itii nt of 'h-- Oe-
ert.eeehee Ci*unc:l and superite
Uiident of tile 0.\f(':d Oi ph.in. ji'.
said. T mst wan* to sav tiiat t
is c.bout t'n niee.-t fil, ’ havi ev-
c.- had. T'aese file.- are onio- ■■al;:-
abb ^nd most of al! mv n.-- .t
thidl to to.- how u.-li th--
i; o: itimi/ed and :s bi-mu ■.
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Col!.' e
(■o!le;i-.
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Sara:,
. ten-
me I., Ii.'.ial.i'r. 1- la..’.••• and Flxi
iiitive i)'i>e!oi' .if •,!;,• .\.. c..>t;oi
Mr. J..ll•e^ K i.yil... li.urlor .
iJaiiy C'.iincil v!>o ii,,.-. jml iie.iliii .md jib-.-ii.i! t.im.iii.-n .
.Hied ih-av.-:od.. ,\firJ:c S'la'.*. tr-ii' i i-il;. -eh''.'
I.tft to
>-• (1 •.; ; .To'- Ml.'. He-:;.- Siiillin,;s W.Tr-.-.
1! t.Tli't;i : l.'.-p. .r.ive Sis-,;.,iy of tiic f)ur-
.'iivii'a; n !1; m.r.r, - th* p.i
.'t-h- il M..r • . -lie •’ :■ iil b.siy as
of the l.-•ll.'_e^ j.-t.'ie this time i Caroiina C, licit*-. Miss R'-mainc ."hown lierc are .A an . T, C.illose.
were .'vr\ini; no mil!: at .ill. i Clark*', a sf.id, nt rci're.s-.'otative Larber-Scolia Coll-Lincoln
rhi' iward rr, ide p. 't''ble ! fr .rr, Fa.vV.t vi!’.- Slate Teacliciu .Ai.idviiiv. Palmer ruena iUil In-
h\ •!.■ X.it.oail IJ. .;y Council ' C ■!', • Mi .\ K U’c..lherf.,rti of MiP.ite ami W.ii.'Ioii-S-.lcii- Tech-
thn.usli the D'.irlian: Dairy C-'Un ' St. .Aiiaustir.c C .lleu'a Ur, Muriel i i'. College.
folk',
for N’oith
or on Siindav. .hirie I'P .-X 1. |n((>|*.l.uulii.' havin', lair' -i Nemo and
d:, -'V'l. Lr'liliilc And'\ork- e bo.,
i.i.l.-l*. 1. i.ll.. *s . 'nt oi.i*. «..* f. irlhe-v'iie'iilf'-i* "*ill f*
Xo“th Caroiba.'" ’ "I'l’ll V \\ ililt'I'I'drCC' 1. Ur w 'if . ,,'
Boy Sci’af Field Book
The Ik-v frc.iu- Fi- . 1
wiiitei, py D.. .T.:.. .• ;;
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Wiihain Yl.'",'
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V.'n.PKHFORCF O!-.
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Washington — In order to make
plans for further assi.sting color-
•id farmers in stepping {ip their
v. artimo production anci conserva
tion of food, and in meeting thiir
ipestwar agricjltural adjustment
:p'blems. the U. S. Departmen'
of Agriculture is inviting 45 Negrt
State and District Extension lead
er.- to Washington for a six-dav
crnfcrence, .lune 23-28, M. I-. Wil
son. director of Extension Servit-"
.said tills week.
Slates cxpectcfl to be repre.senf-
ed al the  onference are Alabama,
A.ikansa.s. Florida, Georgia. Ken
tucky. Louisiana, Missi.s.sipu;.
Maryland, North Carolina. Okla-
h» ma, South, Caroiina. Tennessee.
Tixas, Virginia, and "West Virgin-'
ja.
Among other things, the con
ferees will discu.'NS a p^.sl war cot
ton program for the South, as
sistance for returning veterans
and displaced workers who wish
to farm, incrca.sed production and
Cfinservation of food, and runil
health.
Discussant.^ will include Dr. F
|D. Patterson, president of Tusk**-
igoe; C. C- Spaulding, pre.sidont of
ithe North Carolina Mutual Ihf'-
Insurance comnanv. Dr. Walter
\Viikin.s of the U, S, Health Serv
ice Dr. Arthur Rapcf of the Rii
|reau of Agricultural Fron'>mie;.
.and author of “Preface to Pe.a."
lantrv" and "Tenants of the Al-
imiphty;” Reuben Brigham. H. H
IV.'illiamson. T, M. Camnbell. and
i.Tohn W, Mitchell, all of Kxi nsior.
i Service.
j The program of the conference
will be carried out on a workshop
I pattern al.so will inrlude a ftour *'1
jthe nutrition I.aboratorv of the T7. |
iS. public Health in^tituf**. Refhe«- :
da. Md.. and a visit to Frcemcn’.s !
putritianal disea.t'-* '?linic. 1
At a .special dinner at Sln-.ve '
t^all. Dr, .Taekson D.^’i'is of the'
fir nergi Fdiiration Board, anil i
'■"'Mide A P-'-ni-tf. *lir*'efnrnr the i
Associated Nes'io Press will hn '
the principal .sneaker.s j
■••*%n’t tninsfer (henv The 'iibstitiitcs
*hev spiul .are scared lo st.nv and
Af'''r she t’-id .nii e-ic*%'inter
-> ratbe-- diffj^.ijt h" -''rt ATk«
TlT.’sher .sii'hid and '.-'id, “There
are times f re d 'ey eee ;i cood ■
rimch blit c.f rmirse T can't‘
• d .,*. Wili'i-.-
ui. Sp.i;..!
.1 w,:
Oiii .
X' 1.' ihi.'*';,*.-I !• :
-ad '..fh E'’fi\V-\V('W -
iii'.a-.it C"i'k;p'! ; v
.-i wild. 1 n'.s.-; ! unu vi.'.i
r.ob.'blv entf'* v-, r -• Ib.r,'-
T'm- '-ii.i't h. tun- I '.u- T '
’’ I’n-jiiiliiril. She Sins
I" • C' lnrmu*"
.1 •. .pic's fm 'I ftuics and si.:-,-- NFW YORK 'UN:" M..hel K
di cii-'i'ii!.', nod i- pi.-n- Thr* -! «• -. piid'Ta-a'jvd principul >1
m *11 hri\e * '>f i.nn'-i p S fd w’.iic!, is in 'lie center *1
fdins p>-'.-,.i! -a ,',.d J’ .rlei:.. .-l.iei.. tb.d
;.br
'lb!
J. Francis Price, Carolinan
Columnist, for thirteen years a.s
legistrar, director of publicity
nr.d JLSsiatant professor of Gcrm-
an at Shaw University has 'ooen
appointed administrative assist
ant on the stlaff of the Unit
ed Nations Relief and Rehabili
tation Administration according
to advices reaching the Carolini
an.
Mr. Price is expected to serve
ovcrsea.s in the Displaced Per
sons Division of the Bureau of
Services of UNRRA. For his
duties overseas he Is now being
'**ained al the University of
Maryland. At the end of the
training period he will be sent
with other members of his unit
to one of the UNRRA overseas
regions.
While in Raleigh. Mr. Price
was a.ssociatcd with various civ
ic proieeU? including the United
"War Fund, the Raleigh Citizens
Cemmittee, and the NAACP.
He has been active a.s chair
man of the board of directors
of the N C. ShTte Conference
of NA.ACP branches and second
vice-president of t h e National
Ar'oeiation of Cotiogiate Deans
and Regi.strars in Negro schook
In addition to hi.s work as ool-
rmni-st of the Carolinian he
.served as soeeial h atur*- writer,
The aopnintment to UNRRA
'.••as made .Tune 1.
TIRE RECAPPING
CRAFTSMEN IN BUILDING AND RE
BUILDING FINE TIRES
All Sizes Passanger Car Tires
Call 3-10,31
McNEILL’S TIRE SHOP
Lester McNeill, Owner 325 Cabarru* Street
r'.f{c-?nth Froi:l Ur.ii Orosnized
in Wake Countv
I) ••_•..
SINNVHELI)
HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va. —
to opportunity fur school teachers
and others to prepare themselves lo
teach the principles of aviation t •
the air-minded pupil of the future
will be offered at Hampton Insti
tute this summer, in the workshop
111 aviation for teacheis to be con
ducted during the six-week term
of the Hampton Institute summer
.school. June 19-July 31.
Four semester hours of graduate
credit will be allowed for complet-
niR the retjuiremenl of the work-
sh*>p. which will meet five days
per week. Each instructional period
will include one lecture and two
laboratory periods.
Field trips ana aemonstratlons
will supplement formal instruction
in the course, which is non-technlcal
and general, and which is based on
the program provided by the Avia
tion Education Service of the Civil
Aeronautics administration. It will
include the history of aviation,
general servicing and operation
of aircraft, aerodynamics, meteoro-
ology. communications, navigation,
civil air regulations, and materiab
and methMs of teaching aeronau
tics.
Pep$i-Cola Company/, Long
FOR THE FARMS OF TOMORROW
The future is bright for more and better telephone
service for people living in rural oreas.
Plans are alreody under way for resuming our rural
telephone exponsion program which was suspended
in 1942 when equipment and materials became mere
urgently needed for the armed forces. Surveys ore
being made to deter..iine the needs ond to provide
the facts from which we can carry out plons for
expansion of farm telephone service. /
The Southern Bell Company's farm telephone ex«T
pension program is port of the Bell System's notion*!
wide program for rural telephone extension whenl
inateriols become availoble again. This progrom calls]
V,
1
foi the Durham Division. In re
ferring to this publication Rev. C.
K. Proctor, Prtvsidi nl of the Of-
ccnccchec Council and superin-
t( rident of the Oxford Orphanage
.said. "I iust want to say that *t
is about the nice.st file I have ev
er had. Thc.se filc.s are quite valu
able #nd most of al! giv*' us a
thrill to sec how well the work
is organized and is hc'nt* carried
on. Yours wa.s armnged .so .splend
idly and I so gral'M iI that you
crovided me with a ropy.” Sueii
letlcr.s of comnu’nd.Tli*)n have
conic from manv Sc'uiter.s of hodi
raer.'; in ihe Oeonecckee Council,
the Regional an*! National Offie -.
C’onim*’nlint; on the ruhtication
and llic Si'**ni ioov**mcnl gener.a!-
ly. Dr. C. (' Spniililing. .a meni-
her of Ihe Diirhani Roy Scout Di
vision and an internati'in.oMy
known Rii.'^iness executive said.
"11 our hoys are to have a ’.v-li
rounded lif** and a .snun*l phibi.se-
fhv to guide »h* ni in tiv future,
it js vitally nee-'.ssary lor them t ,
have I h ■ training provirlf'cl bv
Scouting and to practice th*- Scout
Oath. Setiuting mainlain^i l!in* n'»
bov can grow into the be.st kind
ol citizen witliojt n-cognizing his
oiiligalion l*i G'id. C'-rlainly there
is no finer program in *’xtsttnr-'
foi the youth of our nation than
the program of tiie Roy Seouks ‘u'
Ainriie.o. Look around for Seoii*-
—thev ni^'ed vour a-.siNtance and
cncoiiargenient. Plea.ie li-n-'J v*>u:
infiuenr*' and .aid to ihe Bo.'.'
Rroiit;; in vour eornmunitv."
Enrollmenf by Counties in
Otronoechee
Lusted i.s the Roy .Seont, t'uh
S'lout enrollment of tlie Oe(on*o-
chee Council a.s of Ma.v 30. 194.o.
Wake 3!>7. Durham 398. War:-e.i
O, Vanei* 137. Franklin 65. Gran
ville 44. Orange 81, Chatham 42,
Ler 36, Harnett 47. Moore 60. Tin
Council hope.s lo reach a total i.n
rcilmcnl of C'ab ScouLs and Bov
Scout.s of 1500 by Decemhi r 31.
1945. In referring to the growth
of Scouting among Negroc.s in 19-
4.5. W, A. Dobson. Regional Ex '-
rnlive .said. •‘With only one-third
of our Boy.s Negroes well over
half of our growth since January
1, 1945 has been in Negro Scout.s
and Cuh.s. A present Region a Six
has 19.794 Scouts and Cubs. Of
thi.s numbtr 17,.553 are Bov Scout.-;
and 2.241 and Cub Scouts. Region
Six hopes to raise this number
by December 3I;;t to 25.000 Scouts
and Cub.s,
Henderson-Vance County of
Honor
The H''n:lerson-'Vane' Countv
Co'jrt of Honor and Divisional
Committee meeting wilt be held
on Tuesd.nv Juno 19th a* th*' Hen-
ritrson Institute. W. E. Game'-
v.Mlh preside over the Di'.'i.si'inal
Committee meeting and At*orn-
ev C. W. WiIiam.sor. will pm’-sid -
o*'vr the Court of Honor.
Durham Court of Honor and
Bor.rd of Review
The Durham Board of Re^•ie•.'■
\-as i'ekl on Ttie.sdriv J',ne 13. .at
thi- Jolin .\verv Bov's Club Jin'"!
tin Court of Honor will b*' iieVl
at the St Joseph .•\ME ehimch on
F;:vrtl'‘ville Street, the snon.soring
ir..'*tilulion for Troop 105.
Hillsboro Scouts to Hold Court cf
Henor
R,.'- F.- -le Ti, .n lb'; -n.-.n . - 1
be ttia ’M.iiiiv Ri-?ht R'.r.ii-t
church will hold a Court of Hon-
no you read tach pO\V-V.'0\V-
wiielher it’.s about cookin.g a .g-iod
meal in the op'-n or liow to tract
a wild animal, or h.e.v to buii i
a wildcrncs.s home — you will
pif»bnbl.v catch yourself thinking
Tha' must be fim--I gue.ss T't! try
it" Tnq-jirr o' veur 'eenl S-m*
Exfutivi' about tliis publira'.ien.
Fifteenth Seoul Unit Organized
in Wake County
During th* oa-;’ 'k *;• e’ '•
enth Bo'.- S.- uit Troop .
f;f!i ..-ni!i uni* organ:
der th'- .''ponso'-.'hi'p of
quay .Spi'in'js Neero iiigh
\vi'h tiie ''nie’lre.cni of '
^hr Tl-ile-'h W:.|.-e Count
sion mnv'-s "o biward
n.'n'k '*f .Nf'gr'i Scouts .
Sr-, ii’ - v',i.-h i- h'.ne: •
-.iv! t'-.
Y-." fY
Till- Cominitt?e has .«i'lt'Cted .'=!ev-
cn 1 topics for leclurt.s and s|jec-
ial group di::cu.«si(in.s. and is plan
ning to h.ovc exhibi’s of printed
matter and sound films. Special
emiihasi.'- will be given to the He-'
bifiji',' the end of the year. The!
C'l.iolhncnl of the Ral* igh-Wa'ie |
C' '..niv Divi'ior. 97 on Janit-
ar’- 1, 1944. Pi,in.® townr.l.* ihr '
organiga’ion of a B'i\- .Scuul,
5'if'np a! Tf;-wnsville and WP'- ■
.'iiv.sboro were iii.st aiioiii com-'
ri: ted -:I t'n:- writing. H. L. T.iy- '
!'•; ;>,• '‘h'*;' "f A. .T. Tavlor of fne :
Nr.finna' Staff u liw .Sfutrive.;rr.
Ti' • .h,, -
e* 'ho Oeeon'Trh'* (tonne;!
Sfoiit UniLs and neariy loH"
Fi Olds ' nd Cubs,
NFW 5'OnK -CNSi — Mabel K,
Thn-.«her. middle-aged principal >t
P. S 90 which is in the center ot
overcrowded Harlem, claiir.s that
she her-ilf has no picjiKlice for she
is so u.K‘d to Negro children that
uhi’r* e!-ilcircn seem tc hi r anemic.
Yet she defends th*- teacher who
eanf help hut be prejudice.
'Teachers don't want t‘) I'omc to
Harlem nnd ihev sho'ddnt’ have to.
I- ’h.-- A'.ialnz’’' '!.■ askt.l, Tliey
nake llieni st.ay three years and
CAPn'AL COCA-COLA
Kom.iNG c;o.
.51.5 \V. Morgan St.
Do make your street
a respected community
block beautiful. A
Kept communit;.
A Tru/t
We I\een
Wo keenly appreciate the trust our clients
place in "s and we make every conscientious
effort to keep faith with them. Every dtail, from
first to last, is >;iven careful supervision. Noth-
injr is too small, too unimport.int to do—if by
so doing v.'e can console or be of service to the
family.
CAPITOL FUNERAL HOME
Iblii K. Hargett St. Rhone 3-2415
HAITIICIJ. N. C.
“HOT LIPS” PAGE
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wonled. I say us* Snow While Hair
Beoulilter. lifts iti nome, rt'i refined
ond Snow Whit*,"
MAKES HAIR
MORE MANAGEABLE
SNOW WHITE HAIR eEAUTIFIER it th*
r«f:n«'d heir dretting p«ople ere talk-
tn^ abovt. G*t and vto o box ond dh-
cov«r th« onozing difference it moke*
in yoor hair dresi and oppeoronee. It
moket your heir tporkl*
with richer, '.vormer, no-
^ lurcjl color—4ook toiler
end titftler—eotier to
nonage. It It delightful
for ioto at Drug
SHOW WHITE PtObUCTS CO
Lynchburg. Vo.
McNEILL’S TIRE SHOP
Lester McNeill, Owner
325 Cabarrus Street
SLINNYITELD
CORNFLAKES
R-Oz. H
Pkg. 50
:Vlil(l Mellon
Mf
C 0 I I K E
2 I;!;: 41c
3
Lb.
Rac
59c
SlINNYITELD
BRAN FLAKES
8-Oz. M
7 C
SlINiVVFlELD
RICE PUFFS
8-Oz,
Pkg.
lie
•:9-OZ. GLA.S.S--20 BLUK POINTS—RICHLAND
N'l. 2‘-i
PRUNES
RIVERSIDE
SOY BEANS
A NATIONAL FAVORITF,
NECTAR TEA
ENRICHED DAILY DATED
MARVEL BREAD
Nn. 1
Cans
1-20.
I'v I.b,
I.naf
15c
lOc
34c
11c
CORN
LEMONS
HO.ME
GROWN'
I-ARGi: .H'lCY
TOMATOES
LETTFCE
FIlt.M ICEBERG
do/. 4.)c
2 ibs. 2:k
I9c
2hds. 23f
BOLOGNA—Type 2, 4 pts. lb. 33c
SMOKED SAUSAGE—Type 3, 6 pts., lb. 39c
SPANISH MACKERAL, whole, Ib. 27c
BUTTER FISH, fresh, Ib. 21c
201 East Hargett St.
leicpnone expansion progroffF WhiefF «ror SUSpenOM'—^—p
in 1942 when equipment and materials became more ^ '
urgently needed lor the ormed forces. Surveys ere
/ being made to determine the needs end to provide
the facts from which we can carry out plons for
expansion of farm telephone service. / j
The Southern Belt Company's form telephone ex* J
pansion program is part of the Bell System's nation^
vide program for rural telephone extension when
• inaterials become available ogoin. This program calls
for expenditure of a hundred million dollars during
o three-to-five year period and will be an important
factor in provitlmg jobs for the thousands of
phone men now in the ormed forces. /'
Southern Beu Teiephone rnd Telegraph CoMPANri ^
INCORRORATiO •
Don’t Forget Father!
SUNDAY, JUNE 17th
IS
His Day...
Give Him Gifts
from His
Favorite Store
• SLACK SUITS
• SUSPENDERS
• CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
• SOCKS
• BELTS
• SPPORT SHIRTS
• BILL FILOS
• HANDKERCHIEFS
• TIES
• HATS
-AND MANY OTHER THINGS
TO SELECT FROM—
CAtOUNA'I Uteitl -