WKRK F-Xnixn SATt'RfDAY, KOVEMHER 21, 1!M.5
THE CAROLINIAN
PAGE SEVfift
STATE.sviLi,F A'ETS LarkiDs Annuii! New Bern.
} ^ Gro-.^ic V. -Vii'o-.
The Shaw Cliih ir.e
>i ...1. ....
Cii.cn .
J • . p,. . • i.
t,;>. .M I
xircr. A pnipi. r...
ro. ■ 1 •
Mrs. C. Ncsby, F. Davidson and G.
first Tuv: i i.> 'v •
n:inibci. -.(..v,
W.liuim
The Library Club ol ‘i.c '.ioii i..
jitio scno.l unecr ih.. ruperv.,-..-
cf Ms-.-. A. 1 . b-’ ..
Rram in the audito;!.!-
Book Week u.-.nv. ihi.- ■.i.'iut • » .
Thrc-iu'h Books." T.ii.ini; pi?
the program were Gainull Morri .
M iiid Thoma--. Juk.ti'i Sli.ui’ . !'.i- -
Denton, iiius.c dirr'ter. N. .'.i.-
Dowoll. Lillian Co va .. H.-Ky A’: -
So nand the kirls' nice club. An «'\-
Inbit was k’vcn i:; ’.ii. l-.u:.'.' ,. inn-
in« as quests and iudi.es, Mr.^. it
T lel. city supervi- r; .md Mrs. Cf '.-
way. city librarian. IL.ior ceiiu;-
cai'-s Wi re preseiitid t > France?
Kv n*:. ThcKiis Mo/' Ililli..; i Sr
and Giidson Bikhani ity the pr.u-
jmI. .\ir. A. I) Hiitiuiiord.
Til? krand 'lamdiier of Mrs, R r-
btlta How.iic1. Ida La\ori.e Lwii-.?.
aKC 5. held a bntli.lav pul,.' c' 'h
I.\ci r» ehildifti fic-viit. T-. liua.'
was beautifully de.oi..li'd
cry.alhrmuins TL fi ishnienl' of a-•
creaiii and cak-’ \v«'ie stiwd, wli
was cnjiiyed bv aii.
Miss Tliflma MrC'leilan who in
been working in U’;.
Civic
League bpea
ker
: - iViliivi anj lii...
•*' ^ Iv.yt all bir
li '
Vi'llll
Jill.I
.Ml-
Jtiisie MeCielL.i.d,
Mr Sidn-y J>.i\ ni. o... sen if ?.lr.
and Mrs. J. CJ. D.nioon. and M
l-i A-.s Huu'lon. -"ii ii lUe. an;!
Mrs, J. li Houston v.v!.* hiMorabl'
dircliarkc'd from tin- .Anny. Uo'!i
had scrvisi oceiMas foi a numbe.
of monltis.
.Mr. Toby Siwfll of Winston
Salem, was in the eity Ni'i'iu.' Miss
Mabethal David.-,jn wi:o teaches ti?
Houstunvilte.
YS!S
IS \wmm
RALEIGh — Job analysis is be--
cominjj incrcasiiiBly Important in
placing the riyhl person l.n llic ri'ih*.
job. Lee J. Craven, Manajfer of the
Riileigh office of the Unil-d State*
Employment Service, said lod.ay.
Job analysis i.s the employment
service mclhods of cbtainInR in
formation about the Job to be fill
ed. including the kind of work per
formed. the sklll«. knowledge, traln-
ing and physical requiremcnt.
Many* employers are using this typr
. of ati^ysis and tjie USES supplisj.
^ n vast amount of job information ’
through job descriptions and the
dictionary occupatolnal title-.
Mr. Craven pointed out that thi*-
information is p irticularly useful in
placing Individuals with specific
handicaps b/caiis.- it include.' detail-
of the physical activities requited
Allen r, Wca'hcrf.ird. f.irmc’*
Director of IliahU ;*d Phy;ii.;l
Fiii.e .tion. St. All 'M?’’:-!C'jUci;').
Ralc-i;.h. N C . h .•• i.c n aji. tu\ i
'I I u. Ilialth and
Pii;.sjcal K(... i.'.i.-n .u The I’li.u-
■-I'.-u... i-tj- C.-il'--. Si,..e Coi-
I'-c.j. -.i*.- ( oik^ - }’, . ,ir
-.1 lU • 111- :h.' l; S f;u;ii
ll.iiiipton Irni. I'e, a1. Fd, and
.d-o the M i- i-. , . . Ii.-m
.Spiiiijifii i.i Y.',. -.A f He •. .Mi,.
•!o i Wu.l:.n^ -w.ir I lli i'!i. 1).
ho.,ltn .'lid Phy-io.tl ILura-
11. .u Ui • C.ill- ' •• Wi ,.t!u .-
foiu one of ili-- -v. n t> v-
ii-.ve a N.di.aial Alp--! l-';'i Alph.i
ria-.-iT.ily Sch.-!.*i>hio f.i; i itA4>l,
I’i.-ik Tnislces l!il Selec
tion Of School Head On
l>as!.> Of ilace
N.ISIIV I.I.I; '.INPl — Tln! .P-
icotiun of a president ot Fuk Uni-
!.' .ii !. -.I.e ! . -; of K.ce was ta-
boc'cd he:-' la t wc-vk i>; .. 't.;t..'.T-tni
from the B'oerai alumni a'-suciation
;o llie Mill. .I’.-; bi '•d of trii>toej--
Ihfv fuiih'r condemned •'the un
founded assumption of forro f ou/
..ienefs that U'. Cun iteration an i
/ppoinimont of a ffeg’* ) to the pres
idency of Fi>k w ,uld be a mi.s'. iki
in that it would cha.’.ge the statu--
')f the college. We h.ve but t i ciTi
to their attention the icvcral insti-
•utions which have m.idc the change
•.vithout any ir.tc-irupt on in their
-•o!?rc s. Morer-ver. th.rc it a lor..”
’.d distinguislu d history of succcss-
^lI administrations of both state
I'd private colleges ly Ne-jro ad-
•''nl.'trators.”
?'ivc Ne.iro educators are nrw
considered for president of
~isk. They are Dr. Ch-ivlei W’esley.
Charles S. Johnson. Rayford Logan,
L. Franklin Frnrlcr and Alain
t orke.
The board ".''id ‘ the ques'ion of
■he futuro anilan'- of the urivcr
-•ily should not bo iiairowrd to the
'Oint rf th” e il of l .-^kin.
tf'!.- rf
iHe
i: :
V'ch'are. He speko . •;.j'
n.cctliTg of the New Ccr;; C'-.
;.fa.tue on ••Frcrc'r - . f, .-r.’. Xcfd i
f il 4 tl.c .' ‘Ain'ry’s hi^'tory in de-
\ 1t.pnu.it i-f deni'.i. 1 .iti' cl..-.?
.m.'i pioccs.--?. the C* r.n,Itant ' 'i'!
of the worl; bciiid cnee Ijy ptii.li;
; in o.t.e.iiiB ii'.c- coiuL;! . /
k- S f nrnm.tc' arr-n.' i!.e
If'- pop.il.it on.
"Pul-lie viilfi.e d.moctacv
f''t-c..(i:i;i'i' 'ti tie imequfi’ pl.'i-.s
in society tir.d 's Chriatiaaity in :ip-
piic.ati n." ho said.
i.tf-.nrj', ’.u rchabiiit.'^te. siil-
• and 11" loir t-i iioimalcy ur
L .‘-m.i.nti.n .nee ll'.us.) ir.i.-. ;du;d
whCso wora.ng c.ipacity h.a b.r.i
. • J .S,jc.-il uo.k. r.i .ire tv
( ..1 .i.ciii eif -t liuiii.'. t.c-/i..3.
Vablic v,.L'a''i- all nipt- to oii-ienl
till- -.'.iidii on' wl iih -.i” eondiu-ivc
-.1 1. II fit .i!.;-:!!:; iildlvi.lual-' as U.-ll
- !-il.ii' -li,,.; tl.p I'Mlii. i il-.?•
them •.-ivcs.”
I, iner -tei suini* of i: ■
tj.iii-iii.s V aitl t. f.i.. M -iHv
iitcdr-' .ad tRl.i of pro 1 ins t . h*lp
i-alL i’tiT-diCjpo* d ehiidri-n
'■ ; Tie •■‘id ’ .h/ tii.'Mi h-
i ?i.i.iu- i-hoo! for N ’- -
;.'iil' in rre nt month.-: .md the pitt
ed constrnof:on of facill'l'— f 'r ir -
it* ' f N’cg o f.eblc-inindi'd cliil-
di'i n.
•Tn North rarulina wa h.i\e i
program for every pr. blcm. lu.v/
tviT inadequa?'- tiic uiogrmn may
be at present, We have rt 1.: ? n- •
j t'rizid the need and hwe attempt-
led to do something conMiUCtiv.'
.bout meeting that need.
\ •'Public w.'lfare is .••dmiehtf.r. d
on a need.-' basis withr-ut dlifercn-
•i -li ba.'ed on race or social statu-. '
.irk.r.s dfchire'l.
i'iiniberl.iml Co. Chap-
I ’ee. AMC,. Spenils S21.-
i23.'.18 On Flood Relief
FAYrTTFVITJ-E — On Tuesday
Vovrmbir 13th. at the regulii"
{ 'or.thly 8es.«lon of the Currberlann
j.’.'irty' Chaptb- of the American
1 lied Cross, a report on the erco.as
j flood disaster Rws givm by Mr. I
! 'vT, RIc'hardon, rel.cf chairm.m, hi-
tw-Jud ng a summary of the emergen-
I rv work and rchabilitatlcn as fol-
tlnw: 2.413 people evacuated; 1.9C0
.' niised 900 eolorfd and 700 wliitc
',0OO fed twice dally; total n-.tr Oi ’-
' \ictlm' rcgl-'tcied 4el; total num-
. • cf fi-mille? givi n fmanclal as-
'i lance. 342. T tal cost to the
Am-rlan Ri-d Cr iss in the emergen-
forrr
Crosby Tabrcn.
tiiM.al sli.,lcn[ of f
Sih 1 of Dull.an
till* I il-’i 1- tup I f
.^•t>ftill. ti .. • il vyvui
i-culluie hit-, Ken d-.l.-.i
winrer m li;’ Nul-uii.;l FL.:
pioveiiicnt V’rovn.m
Llic NKA rii-^i ; ti|.- ,lii- i-ti
thi- FV..eral Dep.fl;;i'.'i’,t .>
luti-i.il Agiivultuic- ill
SMio.jIs in the Mate, s.iss
Tabion a tem.l.t U... l..i> I
uili'-r voc.iLi.i..il ^lu.l«ui i
pioveu.ini of d.i.ii »■ ,ttU'
er, voca-
Lillie- Liv .
.laiily mu.T
.f|--.-,o. J I..
ili .i ....
ai- Jito. Tabi-)n purofia'.’d
I. ffr.l m.
fiorr. g u.il ,1
uf -AT'iwo Si.II
ill the home HU farri
ici.t p. ogrant
litipruve-
uf an ini-
WALTER GORDON TO ADDRESS
.AMERICAN PRISON CONGRESS
rFil. GO ANP> — Atty. Walter
Gordon of Oakland. C L. chairm.m
cf the Prison Adult association of
!i, ..IJUIM. tui-iV’u ... - - Ojr i;J.i:;i-
Monday. He A’as enroutc t." New
York where he has been im ited to
address the annual sc^sio.i of the
PPFStDVNT TRItlO I’f KIGNS
POSITION AT ELIZABETH CITY
l I, -nuc-. 1. ii. 1 ..^,1 j'.ci
al Institutions; and a m.emfcer of N.
C. Conference of Soci ii Woik-r .
He married Miss Gcraldiie !.c Ui
Nelson, of Savannah. Ga., who is a
graduate of Wilbcrforce University.
•- y .-.-'v thrjc children.
In addition to his above n'-intd '
duties, he found tim-? to .icrve as
president of the N. C. State Teach-;
ers Association, firrt vco preside u
on the N. C. Comm.ission cn Inter-
Racial Cooperation, a rncml>er of ^
the Ma'onic Lodge and a m‘-mbc”
of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
He is a member of the Epi copal
Church. !
His training and wide contacts
will be of indispensaMe value tu
him in his new fhld. He carries to
the work forcefuTners. initiative,
and vision and courage.
The Council needs no intr.*duc-
tion to the public except to say
that its main objective is to secure
for all men a fair, equal, and just
.share m this economy, rcg.irdles.
to race, cr.ed. color or religion.
American Prison association, ft»e
first time a Negro has received this
invitation.
hL.ti, AOnCLS
f .NUl TRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MAKE CO UN IY
1 ..m: ; i.iarfie.A as cxrcnt' x^ol
the Etjtalt.- of P. H. Kyle, decea^V--
lalv . \7a;:e Ctnm'y. Nor.h C iro-
Ln.i, thU IS Id ni'liiy all per: ; n hl\
ing claim- a r:n t t.'.e E.-tate of s^id
c-:. '.d to rxhiiit them to the un-
• r...., d a: ll'>7 hast Da\ie StriHt.
. ■ i^-b, .Nurt.h Caiolir.a, on or be-
ir.e 2''h day of Oct‘.>ber, lAd.
t'li; m;ce will i'- pleidi-diin
bar of their ro.ovcry. .All p-'r>^is
iii.'eb'etl t.; the Estate wi’l pleas*
make immediate piiymrnt. i
li. * . ol Oc'ober. 191*
Mr?, Nell'e Kyle. Executril
'. F. Carnage, Altorncy .
Oct. 27-Nov. 3. 10, !7. 24-Dee. V.
)ijiiip:¥0u
Thh New, tnafgy, tig-TIfiM
■^g^SDSPEIlDCR:
hii
> bi" dll
b.i-
Nvgry f.uiin*
. I ' . I \ cal tiiat hi
t. - .. :■ ’
ill }>i.. ; u: luuiidii. ; .’■
addition liJ illip-.'/\i: ^
.'..a'k uf liio f.-nn. h-j h
tut.il of S.'?”'! 00 on imp
id T.ii
Tlll-i. !■
n .iL- h:u
..lUprii.,
UT.U.«
th- llv
-pt-n.
piovcd fivc-ucie pasture. Iho in-
ir duiliuii ct Iieillr.e crops fm
tia> .1 >M.ll ;i. oil iiiipi'oveinviit
.■nd Ike piiiili iM- of pnie-brcd
for f.llil. pl.llllillg, iK'aUill -
c.ilion of the- >uid, tomliUt'lKiii of
bctL.- f.irm bjilduig' Pei Imps
111 contrlb Jfioii h th.it
he I .. I f 1 [til i.ls to iit'lif.J
tiul f..:fl,.n • tall l>e i i>lidl-ct«.tt m:
.1 (i.tyii.y b.t.-i' Thu. plani oi.-
iiiidvr way for tie put'clia.se of
a DuiliJin C Tity f .in;
WAKE
SALVAGE CO.
We Bur Eetrythlac
ef Value
FURNITURE — STOVES
PEFRIOFRATORS
TOOLS RADIOS
337 S. Wilntioglon SI.
Phone 2-3327
{•nks.
V/.ht-n the blankis wen
. '•Is l.i; d out "in'roduction
•lad. they revealed muc.i abou:
ht new Jurii..- m r.ibrrj, then
...kT'.amci, ambition, pvrsonalitv.
aihi;?'. dispcaii.on, and type of
■' Hn’T.
CANNING EXHIBIT—The clos
ing exhib't of nn adult class car
ried on at the Chavis Heights
Project this summer.
The cla't was under the direc
tion of Miss Etta E. Duren. teach
er at Washington School.
Before 1535 most soybean oil wa
The c:as, presented to 'the ”'«;i h- -“P*, P'lnl* •"'* v.reishe-o.
sehool a lar*e Am.ricao Fla* lor Today It find, a wid.- variety ol
di play on the Chapel W.lll. “aej hut largely lor ed.hls prod-act.
Ailing The Wav
(Continued from page four)
Washington School News
('omplled by Mlnws Margaret
Larkin and Doris Rand
Al a i-vC ni m' cting of the Glrl’a .slon featuring the daily topic and
acUBuc. l.it At niur kitL ^ng so-i the me waj? prestnted. Clinton
iCi'pelanJ served as Moderator,
ks. V.hftn {h«* nlankc v.'pri ..7. “ _a.j
[JJJ2SICSS3
TMt CMgMUi
Wf-au/r-'
SKIRT
(CjL
Hera's a honey of
a skirt that gives
you that dretsed
op feeling — r»8
matter where you
go. Outdoor»--l!i*
doors—parties or
daocee you'll bo
strictly on the beam
with your best man.
On the too«e or din
ing at the iUU. u-ea#
_ - your Pate BaH BktA
and start cooking wi'h caal It's got what
It takes—and bow!
Choos* any ewe el these Styles I
Kick Pleats—Box Plests—Full Flares—
Balanced Flares.
In ikrre Luscious Colon:
He • - FuKhla - Cold — Bernr -
Red - Cteen — Purple — Lilac Belpe
— T»n Brown - Black — White —
Kas-y Blue.
Sizes: 'Jf •
to thivse curvy little cutlesi Just sM
Uitni sit up and take noUce when you
spoit yuur New Oepp-‘r Dan Suspeodar
^t. Ybj II M the veiuaUun of the evset-
li.£- a ylanduu! In the crowd. So net
hepi Weur Uie New Dappef Dun Outgt
ai.J be lu a olets by yourwilfl *
o Wide knitted Tie niid Extra Wlga
^o>pt.i.ders i
o Fancy or Solid Patteins '
• Bilflit CoJora — Blue, Brown. Tat.
oreii.. Black. White. Orar.gc. Hvfl
and Teel.
o Cel yeur Ofderte
Today- Set e««t pofl-
aeM eti receipt of
Si.sl. ot send ShW
ikpueJl and pay Ice
posima.i the taVnce
«h delivery, o-der
yours IikJ ^
formed, the skill'', knowledge, train
ing and physical requirement-:.
Many employers are using this lytic
.of anglxgls.and the USES .supplies.
^ a vast amount of job information
^ through job descriptions and the
dictionary . f occupatolnal title'.
Mr. Craven pointed out that thi'-'
information Is p'lrtlrulnrly useful in
placing individuals with specific
h.mdicaps bvcaiis-.' it ncludc? detail.-
of the physical acliiities required
by thf job.
KnowU'dee of the applicant i.s ob
tained through the cmplo.vment In
terview. aptitude te?fF developed in
cooperation with the employers anci
the physical rnpacifies .•'pp-J'isal
frchni'iue. Tabl e of related jobs
have be-n developed f ir iiT in plac
ing r'Hr.cr wtir workei ■ ard vefer*
nn.s v.-ho wish to use tlv ir ary fkill-
in ei.iliaii life.
Through rcoFdin.otif n oP the?''
two types of informati'in the USES
places the applicant •.r» a job that
requires the m iximum of hi? skills
an dabilitics, Mr. Craven said,
. PIlYf.LIS WHFATLEY VAVCA
LEADS \.\TION
ATI-ANT.Y ANP) — Atlanta/
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA lat week
laid claim lo the larecst Negro
meinbcrsliip in .i.-’ iiiUion at the
coiuliision if all
Roal of S2 0I0. TI,'
2.311 ii.vmbci.-lii|i'
cash.
Tho Tigei-’ t •’i .
Garnett, lead-r. report'/tl SI.417 ca-h
and J.236 membeishin-. while tho
Cubs’ te.im rcpo.'ied 70.*» moinbvr-
shins and Sf'lO a-h.
Mr.''. A I.oiii;.' Tavlor Is the fxe-
cutive secretin V of the Atlanta
'■^'CA.
•vei-sub?oi'ibc(i
iir.iiu-li H- led
'lli 5>2.('.47.t;--. in
Mr--. LilF I
:nd private cclkgcs Ly Necro ad- ;
''inl.'trators.” j
Five Nexro educators are new
.,;iOj{ considered for president of |
~isk. They are Dr. Ch.ivle V.’esley. :
Charlf S. .Tobesoji. Reyfoi.i Logon.]
E. Franklin Fnifle- and Alain
oeke.
The board "aid ' the qncs'ion ot '
'hi future giii laii'.'-' of the ueiver
sily fhouM not be inirowcd to the
'(.'irit ff the c-il ;r of a n'-i'’.'- t'kin.
It -honld Kilher lie to schet ii''
'■Oft rnnii for the job. regr.irile.S' ;(
his color, who tan carry forward
!•? work so wrll beHun by Hi;
founder.s and continued by others.''
; Over 30 Million Oiuirts
Of Food Fanned Ily ( ol-
iored Farm (ihils Homen
! WASHINGTON — Over 31 mil
lion quarts of food were canned last
year by colored farm chub women
in d4 il girls, s.ty? a recent report
(■'n Extension work :;'einc fproes
j n ‘he South by John W. Mitchell,
fx’ension Field Auen* of the U S.
Department of Agriculture.
I According to the ronirt. colored
f.arm women -and 4-TI'it' of North
C.irollna ad the S i'?h i . ?L :n.T-
.11'.* laimhfv I'f qii .its "f hatl /n-
H rer pi i •, hi th if -tale. 2.>.-
ctlfl chib women r.nd :iil- eainii 1
4.534(100 (lu.nt' “f frtil's and vee-
t.iblv er 190 (marts r i h. In Ala
bama. 31.000 club weinen niH I'i'l'
-ir n' an-.l Oth rwie pres rv.-d
$2.50.1.700 worth of f.Ji'J. .Arkaii-a?
club n.iti'bii.; taimtd j;a.S.'*"0
qqu.'rts of fruits and '•egelable*.
Louisiana clubbers canned 2.000.0(KJ
lied Cross, n report on the crce.n
flofhi dis.ister aws given by Mr. I
VT. Richardson, relief chairman, hi-
dud'ng a summatr of the emergen-
-V work and rthnbilitatlcn n? fol
low; 2,413 people evoe'aatsd; LOCO
•'oufcd 900 colored ini 700 white’
1.600 fed twice daily; '.otal nurUi •
victims rigi'tcrcd 4''0: total nuin-
. • of families given financial i:?-
M tpnee. 342. T tal tost to the
Amrrian Red Cr ss in the emergen
cy and rchabilittalon work here
was $21.23.5.58 and is cla sified un
der tlie following expenditure?; re?-
no transportation and mass shelter
51.03,') IP; food, clothing and other
•rainlenrnce. $5,133,80; building and
repair •.
Al a rcc..ni meeting of the Girl’s .slon featuring the daily topic and
League, t.u svnior girD s^ang so- tlume was presented, Clinton
er at Washington Sch(x>L
rdcbi-'ily songs, wlui? the Juni'
nks. When the bla.-'ks
Lil. d
•tad. they rcvc.
ht nt*v>- J’-r.i.i» m i.v'KTa, theu
.;.tknamcs. ambition, personality. 1
..ohb:-. dispt.iit.on, and type of '
.■\ ling. ■
Iti frc.shmcnts were scn’cil bv ;
:'.(nibcr.i of the council in honor
.! tlv’ Junior members. The cluh
ho.«tti;> list for the year was coni-
p] It'd.
T.h' League U sponsoring an
"Emergoncy Cosmetic Kit" for
the Girls office. Articloj of pin'
C..poIan.1 served a. Moderator, ! ’MS most «.ybean on w«
The ciass cresented to the "ted in ™»P'. P»l"t*»ttd van ishes.
— . rf-.j... »;_j. _ —I. -ariety of
prod'ccts
out -in- -oduirtion Amvric.m Flag lor Today it finds a wid^ va
ycaled m-cn alwu: Idj-piay on the Chap:l Wall. uses but largely for ed;blc
needles, and hair orna-
the Ia-«i
$1,218 59: hou-ehold Boeds.. th-cad.
512744 58; meciic-il. nursing I n? nt.-Were brought
••pnit.uion. $1,011.10; farm snppllc?. .-ttoling,
livestock and cq.’ipment. $40.00; and ; .... ..
occupatii'i al iralriiu' equipment; llir Home Economics Dopart-
nnd '•:pp!i;' $20.00. In closing his, mint has received . dinette sei
••eport Mr njchard?on exprcshcd I v. hich will be used for various
•>g:iin his apnliati m ot ■'veryone who [puip'/rcs bitwecn the two cla?.?;■;
helprd in tho relief work. '•‘**1 iee box has also been added
Mr. J. M. Wilson, chairiman otiwbieh completes another lab-ora-
the Cumberland County Chapter ol'.^cry unit.
the American Red Cross, presided
over the meeting with twe-nty-one
mmcber.s of the board and four ser
vice chairmen present.
CaMonla Brown. ?enior .it
and T College, has Iwcn doing
[her priictice eachinc in the Bus;-
D.-;' .rlmcnt
M\Y\OR THRIT-I..'?
ATI \\T% .XIDIENTE
ATLANTA lANPi — Dorothy
M.i.mi'r. iiilorn.iti auilly acclaiP’.ei
tli-ilL'd a c-ii-arhy and- ivVek 'the C
• i:> ‘=i-l.-r re.tDt'l la-t v.-eek L'jjh r,.]!
ih.' .Siichit.tn entertaimnot .-.ci-
: for 1945 48 openi;*d.
Tb,> ri > Chib b’ '.i Ices'; over
radio lita’inn WFTF i i; t Wii-k to
! 'irwnce of .Ant't-i’rin EUn-i-
Wt !• (In Tiir d.,/ «.f Ihi-
Club a-:.'*.!..
• ’Th.'
W. Alst-
'•D is directed
quart-, of food and Texjiis canned
3.;kX).UO0 quart; of I'^d. Thu*f fig
ujvs do not mcluae cuiistrvaliun of
food by non-mtmbvrs of women's
homj (iemonatral.on clubs and /Iris' tV
4-11 club:
iht- I'vport pmis
Extension Set vice fa
Cii.:j uii'lratioii ageiu.-
pi'Oiir
Th.‘ Fcolinrooi',' pir.jf enonen-
'•i A-'.'ii,-. n rduc-.’;i.n We.-k f'-r
the •-(-i’.o-.il Ni.vomh. r 11'!i-’7U
Information on the ilrcrn.' "EL
iieation to Promote the G'-n n?
Welfare" wa dutriluded to tb
Or
-ul how tho
n and homo
stepped up
ith more
Along The Wav
(Continued from page four)
aut until every vestige of the conquest mania Ls obliterated from
the face of the earth. Don't be fooled, newspaper propaganda h
devised to foment man’s bestial nature. If civilization counts the
cost, there is little danger that man’s inhumanity to man will
continue to be a cyclical event.
The statesmen of the vorW .should not be satisfied vA'hen they
succ.'?‘d in making known thtir selfish ambitions. Differences ar/
goini to exist, but rational minds •will surely scatter clouds of fr’ar
and ii'iL-undeistanding. Disciisjions alone will not provide a sooth
ing balm fur our wound, unless wv adopt the policy of "giv and
t.ik.'." W’e stand in fear of each other and such a condition, allov.-
ed to go unallere-J. causes disiupLve elements to multiply. Sh:-.!1
\vt.‘ alv/ays furnish cannon fodder in order that the desires of som ■
bigwigs will reach fruition? In this perilous age men of sound judg
ment are a necessity; We hasten our own doom of serious thought
is not given relative to the selection of men, to decide issues cf
vital importance, who will place the welfare of the people first.
Bloody encounters have proven lo be very futile; the fact that
v.-a!'s produce no wholesale good conclusively proves the conten-
lu)!!. Whin the world substituUs a philosophy for the- one 'might
iiial. .s hkIiI" 'A'c'll bo oii tin road to abolishing all forms of
.>:tril.'. A peace rnaintaUied by lorcc of aims is no peace; fn-cdoii*
is thv thing which gives fanatical activiti no oppoitunity t/
r.i .w. Quell your ferns and be consoled by these words —
otill. and kno'.-/ that 1 am God; I will be exalted among the healL-
III I will be exalted in the eaith. " When the storm couds gather
n member that — ’’God is our refui^e and strength, a very present
help in trouble."
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feriority complex re.5ull3 from lack of equipment. Have self
QC Di Uu; iVU future.
'jmcoom-: (>r di.tou-^inn.
Thursduv a Roun'l-tnM.' di-icir
l)Ai{ Sa\s Jii!“c Bari'e.l'
ll.s I)ala On Gruiiiitls Or-
gauizalioii Was ‘Unfit’ 1
TRE.NTON. N. J, ICNS) — Otfi-1
cinls of u local haptor f the DAR
have aAisertcd that Federal Jii'Jg/-1
Phillip Forn.au kept them from dU-!
tfibuling literature to new citizer..^,
in his naturalization court on the i
grounds that their organization w->
unfit to deal with people of barred
races and creeds. ]
Though the Judge ha;> denied this |
Mis. Lyman Leav.lt, ?cc"ttary of
the Dav’d Forman Chapter of the ,
DAR said that late la;*t month he I
The,e crops are sa-d to have play-1 noiifiea the kroup that they were
cd an important part not only ir. i no longer welcome in his court bc-
improving the diet af Negro farm-i ^use of the action taken in dciiy-
crp. but also in providing year-,ing the use of ConstifjUon Hall to]
round cash income ' ' hazel Scniu
Aho included in the repert is the Accordig to Mrs. Leavitt. Judge
enlarged list o* Negro Extennon Forman felt that Hazel Scott ca»e
workers numbering 73J (Incliifllng' di';qu3lificd the DAR from having
the emergency v/orkcr.*) who have contact with the peoples of many
helped 671.388 colored farm fiml- races who apply for citizenship. So
lies to step up their produtinn of i h r Judge Forman has denied any
food. Mi?.-i»?ippi leads the list with knowledge of the story.
134 permanent and emergency T ne'.er heard of this." he said
agents serving 15f).0C0 colored farm ‘1 do not even know that the DAR
familie'. Texas comes 8?cond*wlth «ver d.d dbtribute literature at any
113 agents for its .52000 colored ' naturalization court /nta^ion.’*
farmer-, and North Carolina, third r \
■ with 88 agent? for itT 57.0(® color- Gne of the chic/ reasons why
cd f.-trm f.nmihc?. The report places adapted hybrid corns outyield th-
the 4-H enrollment at 227,853, This open pollinated varieties is no
represents an increase of 50,000 over barren stalks are found in the hy-
' th? fprollmerit. _ __ ibriti £9ni.
families, helping ihi-m tu inercabC
'h ir w;irt.me |):udU':tion of food
fur home cunsiimtpion and fo'
marketing.
In Oklahoma, for example. 4.300
'amiiics improved their diet lad
year, and 3.800 South Carolira cluo
; women .-old $92..500 worth of poul
try and eggs and $32,500 worth ol
milk. In one Tennessee county, the
colored farmers produced $200.0CU
worth of food. In Missislppi. eclored
farm.ers sold $302,000 wer^ of milk,
and $105,00 worth of poultry and
egg.?.
'The report indicate- a significant
wartime .shifting ever parrtly from
rotton and tobacco to food crops.
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