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THE CAKOUmAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBEK 22. 1945
Continued from Front Page
7.*TH ASM AI, SKSSION OI*
I.OIKif;
buildoi' if ihiiuuhl. :>iid they must
licJp lo c iitio! the fle-t iiy of (he
wiirld I I siive it from ehiios and
c)nf(]^.ln ii ]' a s:rr it Ihmn to ho
I Mas
fji Ship.iid. in str
funrltimentals hefnro lliis body of
men who iiro liiborini: in tlnir
-piitivo eoir.miiiiitios for tlio thinci*
he stressed in this able adriio
• id "Wtiile Inyinp down In y >ii
broad piinciplcs I ils- desire tu
mil your iittention to the fait that
we must p rform oi r duties as mi •.
and a*'' citisens. Wo must rccojlnido
that oi.r duties are p.namount ano
if we have successfully perfurmi’J
them our rights can bo conteiideri
lo 1' is ineumbent upon us as
Masons to teach pood manners and
set the example for sobriety and
truth It IS inoumbcnt upm us as
Mastons lo be courteous in oiir
dealings with all men. that on no
hand «hoii!d wc be servile bnl stand
On uiir foe! as men. as Christians,
tmd as »>onllemen.
• [ again urg»- every Mason in
every community of this Stale ‘o
contend for the rights that are ac-
sit on jiirie.s: t. contend for the
right of suffrage that every man
may se.k to use the ballot In those
communities when' pinple advise
us not to vote they are not our
friends -- they are our enen iov We
never be free men
eoniciui for the rights tl ac
corded to citizen.s in r. un-
try. In many places we accept con
ditions that ought novel to «-xisi
Wc live on streets that are not pav
ed. wo have no sanitation and no
polico pioleetion We have an iin-
cipiil di.-'ti .liulinn of money spdit
on seboolhoU'O.' and on tin- equip
ment of thi same As long ns wi
do nut urge Hctum ;ti ngard to
Ihesi- thing-s they will continue t
exist You must furev 'r eotiletid fo.'
the I ii'hts that are your- ”
r, laeeiation of brow, .fames Gor-
fion. 18. Klizabii! City. N C lac
'atioiis of lieaii ami rmhl l"g. Sam-
1 .-..'I l.ee K.i- ■ .. IH. J.iekaun ill'. FI.' .
I.!-id burns on head; James .\rchic.
I '8 N’oiih Carolina, leg injurv: Wil-
jliam Hi.pk os, l». !‘;no Blufi. .-Xrk.,
bruised leg and back: James Mc-
V' ll. 21. N’oi III Carolina, brui.-cd
leg and ehesi; Janu- Iioll. 2H. W:.sn-
oigtnn, I) C'.. Injuiy in r.ghl leg
and wrist.
Hobt rt Lester. 18 Orl.indo. Fla .
laieratinns of head ai^d shoulder:
Dm ley nialls. 18. LvNinulon. Ky.
iijurv to bank and side. Jeffar.son
;• huso.,. Jr.. 18. Ro-elanri, La., lae-
••.-.li'.i.s of left side, head and jaw.
Sylv. siiT Cole. 18. Philadelph.a
Pa., ncici burn*: Jamc:. Dees. 18.
Charlotte. N C back and head in
jury: [.conarri Andrews, 18. Peten-
burg, V^•l.. lip laceration-: G. orge L;.-
fland. 18. Philadelphia, Pa., head
lacerations; Charles Howell, l8,
Philadel|)hia. Pa., lace .tiions of eye;
Ralph Harper. 18, A-.-eville. N C.,
ad . tid back injury.
George .Mwalcr. 18, Wash'nglon.
D C. acid burns; Ed :..i Taborn. 22,
Norfolk. Va.. lacerations of head;
Rovert Ginn, 18, Sewirkley, Pa.
liicerations of t;pper lip: Fd White-
head. H», Baltimore. Md . brinsi-d
side; Jacfib Bi eadheail. 18. N’api r-
•Me, Ala., .cid burns: Kenneth
Lewd Donal. 18. Waveross. foi.,
spine and back injuiy, Philip I.in-
oln, 18 H"l,'na, .Ark . wrenened
haek. William .Mien. tH. Linden.
Texas. nitirn;.l injuni-.-: William
-Hurre, 18, Egg ILirbor. N’ .] 1 r . r i-
tions of lip and left ankle; fJeorge
Prinklev. iK. .Siirii.effeld. X C , rut
loi'itecn so-.nern st-'.gs have
-'IV l west lit.'.av/ rtiL'^i m ilu
natioti, he .showvd, Oi;-.-.iiird ut
:ne auiiits in Loji.siana and siouin
iiiia
Its of u.-.
.M iss 'ssippi l.K' pereentHgi
Avoid Marriage *‘Mine-
fields ** Veterans Told
church, where he w.is serving ns deacon at the time of his death.
VETO ON m
1. ni t.li
nt and 3J pf
and Aiaihitiia.
Ill .iiioi.n ’. a . a; vey mad.
fla.'cld F. Clark, in charge
I'liiona: ecenomie.s at C •
U!ii\ er^iily, h • taid:
], sum 'll ..ir lindingd i
regard!cs,s ol the countiyi i
cus, when it h.us high edu-atton
ami tec'.nieal training, it hui; hig:i
“ STATE DCKTROL
iJli
aullur on iclucation in,
etliti section And tnufs tri
ihc tix doliT-; \dilabie a/e i -.o l
In ii nt for our iKeds.
•\\e point vMtn pride .o l.i
[■i.'g'e.ss Wv i.i.’i' made. A’, w
ita’'. made pr i."ress. But lh«’n \\
;;xT.-j a lot of f’lu* crying
" ■ h’ nio;- it lienl.s wth matters of inti-
NEW YORK — Veterans of World rnot^ ;,nd immediate concern to md-
t War II were told today that they pons of men returoing lo their wive-
•M may find marriage "more like a gnj sweethearts.
'I t mineficici than a clover patch if Urging that more healthy bnbit s* J'*'' Y- wk — A -eon ’ uppe;
they rush into it without thought jjom to responsible parents, the to President Truman to vM.i th
tty and preparation. This adm.'nition ;- pamphlets tells the servicemen tha.; tiill which would return the Unit-
contained in a pamphlet entitled ••because Americans are f .:id .i:.c^ States Employment Service '.
“hTc Soldlclr Takes a Wife" issued griping, people like to icfT you lh.it'tt^*' states 100 riay.s after tn hi
by he Planned Parenthood Federa- being a father is hard Work with'^ signed by the Cliicf Exceiitivi
tion of America, 50l Madison Ave- responsibilities and drudgery in the made by tht* NA.ACP , a
nue. New York 22. N. Y.. as a guide stretches. Tlicv forget to tell you
to GIs who seek to establish their that being a father can be fun - - v
marriage on a lasting bnsU. tn, richest, rewarding pleasure at p"“PS *''•; "oj subject lo ,a-
‘It is a lact." the pamphlet states, your ’Ife” tieatment b\ .stab ' mpio.vmen
"that more than hall Uic_marriages ' c,e.,led at the rcque.st ol medical
r'v(>mc. \Sh> emit tliat ap;ily m America. 50l Madison Ave-
tiu -soutii as :t rcjiion.’
VV( brag ’hr.: \vi, in th
spend a greater ptrcenlag.
) vd
iho rocks _ in separation or li'vesreosiiv und''crB'lnod’iniormaVion ,
. 0 I 1 ■ jcaieci aiici iiiore
' in the divorce courts. A break-up
1 after marriage hurts. It may hurt
I the wife more than the husband.
_ j . 1 ...... ...w. k .‘quilable vefe;-
marrnige and family planning, ,„,.s practicid.
The Soldier Takes • wife has ol- ..This Association, ropres nllnf,
ready been translalcd inlo braille 5..0,000 member., in .4 states, r
11.01, We .arc proud ol And if there ore kids involved they („ Uie bcnefil of Navy blinded, p™, iu reouest to vt.u Tn mu
and warn to ,i. fir may carry the emotional scares for and Is being received as one of the u|Tgr,nm id Nov. 21 IMS ar.i
Ives, .ni. at the .sa.m- i,:.,.' li'e." •■most needed aids in rehnbllittiion" rgain™we urge vi,ur velo of this
'•.f would li'• to Sfc th’ V'kr’u , To help prevent such tragedies according to m:l/uiry personnel of- IcL'isIntion ”
t ill hill go through to hvlp I's and to provide returning service- ficers. * ' - y
' I’o our chilclf n. j men with simple, factual Inform-'- Gopies of the pamphlet are avail- .ATLANTA BUSINESS LE.ADEB
'Our t-n*ii'. •J-.'-stem of c rniHLr. 'tion which may guide them In mak- able at lO cents each from the Fed- PASSES
an 1 h.;’h }••(..oil education i'll, mg necessary adjustments to mar- eratoin's New York office 'v f''uin
.•ittinhu d I-1 under st.T.- cor-I i-iggc and parenthood, this pamphlet local Planned Parenthood org.intza-N
irr i It
ill- It;
• li'li
Riibvi l Shi ll. Ml. Ov . I,. .1 r.. -.ii
nil head ai.d briii-nl (.i-h’ In- .Mil-
ton G-.iv, 18, Nmv York City. miIit-
•lal injuries: R I, Go; l.m, 18. Men
ard. Tl xa-. ;icid burn- aiui lavia-
linns nf In a» , Lnui- .MexaiU-iei 18
M.iLili-, Ala, ».iii..-id oo-e and .-liesl;
•I'K-i-al cnncirn -•
hv I ‘ xl gi ne. -I ' 11 • f
' !: 1 ft • f lit!-' have ar eo ’ 'f-
tiinfiv tn l.-arn in the finest voca-
tu^Jial, technical and agriculltrc;
-ilaitils—to learn thn.se things
'.\h;eh A'oi.ld alford tin in an op-
!'(ii!unity tn i-arn a good living,
nt. unpinve then' position in life." \
I HERAL WHITE WOMAN EX-.
POSES "REFORM SCHOOL" \
loi'- i
ils being made available. Illus- tions and centers throughout the ATLANTA ANPi — James t-u-
trated by the popular cartoonist country, cius Holloway. Sr., jeweler and
Sgt. Ralph Str ., director of v pioneer businessman, passed last
YANK Mag; it discusses love. Shortages in materials for pock- week, Fcr 39 years. Mr. Hollo\vay
companionship after-marriage, fam’- .nging food will continue during the had been successfully engaged In
y panning and infertiity in the Ian- coming year but no b"tll» leeks are the jury business. Thi deceased was
guage of the servicemen. With light expected. active in the First Congregational
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST AND ON
EARTH PEACE, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN
Who can estimate the value of good will,
that “priceless ingredient" so conspicuously
mentioned in that first glorious Christmas
message? B’' assured that we highly appre
ciate your good will. It has been and will
continue to be our moat treasured asset.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU !
BOWMAN’S
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al -.vn-kii
iijglil bv
! :.tvl ly.i
and
[>l!i
Ev I);
l.iken !
T Wa
AMiII
lln-
pha-i-i: of h
I'lV.-.llC util-
Slu'i'Uid
adiht
iiiy
till- f..i-:
I.
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by Ur .1 i: 'Frill ;tu. B.d'u.i.u Md Lu-
N.iitli C'ai
A-IlM
,• Ihiii'--.;-
Ill ;
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11.
• o: ii.
w-
piiiiid We have a Rieat St.it
are pmud ol the fact that ihere i-
a growing dCMie, i n the part of
the people, to JCi- right ntu' ju-tic-a
mrted out to people regaidlcss of
r.nei- or color. We must encourago
these peufile not to give up th.-
fivht until the l.;itl!i- ha* been won."
Tile rejHiits of Ihi maiid sei-rt-
tnry, C W Lawiem. uf Hiith Point,
and grand ireusuriT, W A Miktc
of N;w Herii. ••h'i\^ that the grand
lodge Is in a ho.ilthy eondition and
Is making exccpliotial progress
Ur. James E Shepard. M. W G
M. rci-eiverl inspring eommiiida-
llons for his con*trnetive leadership
aiirl u.iy unanimously "eele'-ud f r
the ensuing year. All of the eli-ctive
officers were unanimou'lv reeh-c*-
ed The grand lodge ndiounied, af
ter leceiving unstinied cinirte-^h'•
and receptions, -n the part of th"
citizens of Wmston-Salem. lo nr.c-.'t
the second TiieNtl.iy of nreeniber-
1948 at N. w Rem. Asheville, Wil
SOM and Salisbury were among the
cities who ubu invited the grand
lodge to lomo next year.
V- -
FEPC GETS "LIP r.ERVICE"
ONLY FROM PRESIDENT
NAACP BOARD CHARGES
! I;iod Will..,io:, 87. B.iltiiii
' biiiken lib: Weaver Jolm.- .Yt, Balt.-
j inon-. Mci, fractured :ib and con
cussion of head Theodore Dardr-n.
, 38. Baltimore. Md . bru;'*t d back and
arm and cut in b ek of head; George
Niilzel. 32 'whilei storekeeper fot
j Uax'.v, iindei obkci i,,i, Gon-
duelor llufie B.irlan, 8ii, iwbt**'
I'tooinnu-loi III internal injniie.4
V
NORTH f -tROl.IN.A I'KOf.RES
SIVE VOTI RS I.E.\Gt'F HOLDS
-ST.\TE-\MI)| •MEETING
be able l. read •. 1 or v ri’-- fhr
"On.litntiori f.’-om mrmiry. Such
iiiiLiir iirarlii-i.- i)u,-i> aJ-e a'l loo
•1^101011 in our Lihir.l North C’a;-
CL,AIM tO|» SEiNATOKS TO
ItrSII FEIN' I I'GiSL.ATlON
cuimtry to intensify mobilization of
public opinion, in messages to the '
While House and Party leaders, and ;
in trass meetings, for immeditae
Congressional actiuii. A revised list
of Heprest nlatives who have not
-signed the Huiis.v petition, on ttie
ha- i'-' of .1 voluntary jk'II eonducted
by the .National Couneil, was is-
• in-d with the message
V
V
(ith r proli'im- ti - -.‘'vfxc i,,
meeting vere full cnploynuni
fair wages, adi-quale - ni.I'i-.'-r
liisuraiHC. furtl.i : • i.i I'l; .itii.r.
'■due;itii>r;il nppori i-iit"-. in Ni
Lai - iina. and Ft-de al aid to i-d
the
iiM ON OAR
•ik.
Dr. Lee C. Shepit-i, Piesn eni -if
ino North Caroiniu Commii’'.-i' lo;
Human W.lfaic, a' dre;d 't'C i.teei-
ing In the high light -if his addass.
he adTr.oni^hc*l those p'e.’.'nt to or
ganize thiir I'orces on the side ol
progre*s and righe lusnek-. Jn make
■ r h «’ri iniroiiii'..s .is p'l-'dil--. aiid
V. A.SrlJNfnOiN lANPj—Takn.4
lu .\!ts. Ju!iu.s Youi;;i
: .-.'.U-r lo Judge I’ln.-
. ji i uin.ai., .lL'iiouni.ing me lull 1
i (‘uUai 111 nu I-.quest that DAH
ii-'x-r. (iiscuiiunue parlicipu'-
: ii til zvinei .cunizali-ai ritis, Dr.
IJtilaven Hinksuii. Jieulenani cul-
‘■ei. medical corps, inactivi,
riles tjie IJAR presid'nt in n-
•iy.
U:. ILiiksnn, u pnimment Phil i-
te. {/n.iiii. tells .Mi.s. 'J'almadgo
.>.u Juiigi Furman's attitude was
ler r*-ct'i%ing louii.-si.
.o.d reieptioiiv e the p irt of Mr
eit /eru of Wmidoh-Sal'-in, li rr.evt
Uie er-ifid Tuesday of 1)'rembi-i
1948 .it NiW Rem Astievilie. Wil-
roll ai.d Salisbury wen among the
cities who aUo invited the gr.and
lodge to come next ytar
insurance. lunmr ‘Hianzaiifm 01
'■diic.ifieral ipp-t' j-tit”- In Nort •
(..I Ima. mid pen. al aid to i-dnr.-
rtPC GETS "LIP r.EHVlCE '
ONLY FROM PRESIDENT
NAACP BOARD CHARGES
ti-iplov’-n nt piaCic s. hav. tak-
t I pail in h-g;,slati.e 'lutii-uv r.-i
tl- tendir i:-.' .or'.fceney wai-:i.,’
ii^iney ineff-ctiv - byiiipiivipg i'
•iL.
R'ci-iitly Hr. Sid. nt iia;
.-iaiice reo.' 'lat I the or
img
-.1 .
F-iil' ■ by suniiiiarily pnr
II li"ni i-suiii'-i .1 iliiectiv.
di-i ri.iunal.-n .n pubic ii
tall .11 ih. n . ttiii'.'. Caji;
pirerl a!' : v.i' .ul Uf-
ami di liiiet ll..'- t ..u ’
till- '.ir-ltbll' ev:-;
des;.i that llie '..•-ll•.■.Illl!t
U tl- uretio;’ dill.ill 111
Vs*r-.-ii pe nifi. iJs eiJorts
au- bii.eked lit I hi Vi ry •’
it.s uu'iluMity.
■;‘ii'‘ Hr t.fs annoii •
pian.iliiiii of ill/ aelion.-, i.nt.ril
ed ill Ills ucciptunev Ol tl.e re-
Bi.r'i'tion of .'uintiiit'ec m icii-
C'har e.s H. .io'jsinn dov. not meet
tin di.sturl>ing point laisi-d in Mi
lit ijs'.iin's tuililirhid letter of r-
Sigiiation tnat tin !*r sidinl for
bade till is-'Uanci ol ‘lireet .e.
'.vitliou! lU'tif III toe Ciiinni.'i.'
III an opj;iii tuiiil.v to: in (-'"t
nnttie to pri'Siiit its vnw, tn
•i\ miiMj.ng the FxeeiC'V.
d r- till iiiselve.--.
'burn i.s the tuotil of iat;
U'liiipt elftctiv .ictmii. ’
the pie.svtil .:iniinis:iutin,
jii.iile on the ’''I.I'C sssif. V.'
lu ve it is time n - the aclni. i
lH;n to demon .lijitr wnit'
pi opuses to lak. .iiiy i fferli-,
lion '.ovvard insuring tair t-n
ii.cn' pi.'utiee.. • : ali Amiri
Dr. Lee C. Shepcl. Hicpirent of
i.no North Carohn.i CommiMce lo;
Human W lfare, afdri.-ed Mic inee!-
ing In the high Ugh* of hi.* .iddiirs.
tit adrr.oniihcd those p'CM’nt to or
ganize their forces on the side ol
progie*s and righc iosnes. lo make
, f fi"’ lo.tiDronii'. s .1* poss'lil". aiid
on Un- basic prtib!e-ps alleitni' lo-
'lal stale, national ao'i iniernatioiu.l
affairs
I’rof C, E. Jones, member of the
faiulty Ilf Shaw Univen- liy, ex"iid
Id wi'li'ome to :iie len'.U' in the
,J. er.e- of P"-S'.i'.". Da'iiol; The
League is pmud nf Ihi proer-'ss il
i has made and i: a'ki-K; f t whole-
-h'.h i-e: '•K-si -.ipi-. •; m ihi-' ni"--n-
eni
OUC.f\TION ClfFO AS KEY
ho SOUTHS PROSPERITY
1' tm j..il.!:e > ' n .ra.' .-n 1 s- ••
n '.,:y - 'hoo nuriiti'm n I'ittl.
, i i ••• n r. -1' V;. .-in . K- n-
T-nni e. (Jeorei..
-( ••i.-.-'in.'i. .So-:’' !’aii-'ir:i .-Ma
[tiara.i. .A-kari'-a .'Od
M't.i lf.«s Ir.jj si.Vt pi-i j' i*:l p r
.a..g. . ..lU'. Ui Judge Ihi..-
. 'Oin..u.. .leiioum ing ktie lalt :
10 lauM ol iiU ikque.st that DAK
.. .u’.jvt. disconunue parlteipa'-
I n 111 z\ineri''anization ritis, Dr.
Lhiiaven iiinlcsun, litulenani cul-
-;.el. medical corps, inactivi.
riles the UAR president in r*-
•ly.
U:. Il.iikson, a poiminent Phil-i-
le. pii.ini. tells Mi.s. Talmadne
...Ji Judgt Forman's attitude
. leaily coi.sistent with the pf.-
itiile u> the Dkchuation uf In-
.'••p, ndenee and the Constitution
the L'r.itfd Slat.s, The nublic
|) I s> r. peris vour C'on.stitJiinn
..•jli tax-exempt which mak i; 1
1, ju-si-publie edifice and. to be
.•|•rlsi-!lnlly coasirlenl, tne D \H
h"ulri oe indepi iident and aJ-jo;
•’.oiigh to lep.ise piiblie ••xemD-
. IIS Lorn taxej."
i'll ‘i-lter eoreiiides 'with ti li-
iiui iiii ol i.iiormatinn. “Fj.ilt'
p.'-'iii... .. itiaihirn. an- bound to
1 .-i 'll faulty f ineiii'-ions.”
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Part.s of Bladen. Robeson, and
Union counties have been .added tc
the quarantine urea for the white-
fringed beete. Other area.s in Anson.
Onslow, a.id Wayne cniinlies have
been extended.
('(II.I.ISION INJI RP.S too NEfiRO
SAILORS EN IMH TE TO .ALIK.
scjilp laei rations. ItuoM-velt Holmes.
18. Newtiod. La., acio burns on
hiad: Roolie Purifey. 18. Ral.'ton.
Ark., bead laccial ons, .Fames M.--
Cow.ll. 18. Pessath, Foic.st. N. C.
left leg injury. Joseph Ciiridine, 18.
I0II6 N Krunkliii StrCkt, Chicago,
po-.-'ible .skull fraeturi-: George Tui-
pni. 2f). Ni w York City, head in
jury and light ankle; Willie Fiank-
liii. 18- Gieenvillt. N C. bruised
shoulder and left leg; Kenneth
Smith. 17. Avalon. Pittsburgh, F'a.
fiacliired femur
Grover ' ilUns, 21 Goldsboro, .N
C-. po.*s'bli skull friiclure, Ray Rob-
ersntt 18. '’hattaiiooga, Tonn . back
Injury; George Brinkley. 18. Spring-
hope. N C.. lacerations ol head:
Ci'irge Anwiter.son, IH. Chattanongii.
Tenn , head injury. Albert Duncjoi.
18. l.aneaster. N C.. tieid burns:
Lee Beasley. 18, Angleton. Texa-.
lacerations of right arm; Dudley
Harper. 18. Newark. N. J. acid
bums and sprained ankle; Willie
Jackson. 18, Ltimour. ® C. lacera-
tiun.11 of head and burised arm:
Findley Jamison, 18. Calhoun City.
Miss', lacerations of head requiting
17 -stitehes; J.-sh Boyd, ’8. More-
hmi.se. Mo., head injury.
Lavironce Harris, 18. Brooklyt.
N Y. lacerations of mad; Galvm
i e 1,1 !;., • Ml. Nr w Orleans. !. • .
biin-ei: boili ligs: Rufus' Win-lul
18, I'liictijpa, N. C.. briiistd rigiit
side; lleniiau C1UI&, 18, Oxlurd,
May the future be as joyous as 1
greetings to all our Icmd fnends.
Conn - Qovm' PjTitiac Co.
PCM7I\C rZM.ER
hat a wonderful feeling! To share the Christ
mas spirit with those yom love, and to share Christmas
prayers with dear ones far from home. What a won
derful feeling—to once again experience the jolliness
and merriment of Christmas! Have a wonderful time
—witii OUT best wishes; and may you truly have an
old fashioned Merry Chri.sfmasl
ID mriCE rrt
imitiviaiHi!';
fassiok:
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