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PATRONIZE
THESE
ADVERTISERS
YOU (’AIN'T COUNT
m out
nv 3... t> woods
What mo. 'ai is Judm (if sini.KN.ii
hOUi;-:
To &ay who rightfully foe l- it. t>.
the church fold?
Religion ia no I found in this .«i at j
all,
For God atone can iavr the tom !
that rails.
■ i • t ■ Safe &■
1
If the < iii.i i h kt t;p:» drifting from!
the old landmark,
it will t.judged Xu failing to dr. i
her pari
'lire Dr aeons in the church may say;
you got to go,
•Cause yon wet. uk-ant nod didn't |
do so and so.
* When Oud opens his book to :. < |
who mu'.! go,
. There will be some tvho paid money ,
and made a chow';
)And some who prayed like tic!
, Pharisees for lame.
• And some who preached and didn't |
live the same.
Some people are going to hell, the;
, church ncvi'i turns out.
Only God will know the tiuth, what
‘tis all about
if’may take money to stay on th. ■
book here below
.But on God’s book, it will be dis-i
tei cm 1 surely know.
West St. Church Has
Quarterly Meeting
West Street Christian Church.l
,The R v. C. C. Simmons, pastor.!
sSunriay, July li. 11:00 a. m, morn
,tng wordbip Sunday School at i*3o
|p. m. 3 p. ra. Communion.
Both service: were preached by
:the pastor. Out oi ‘.own v- i'or.
were Aruthr King of Wai-r.ingu,.) ;
‘and Air. and Mrs. William Kin., >i
Erfitii. The Quarterly Meeting Vca-.
•observed and attended by numb-:r.-
•of visitors and members. Revival
commenced Monday. July.
-12 and cads Friday, July 33 Every
one is invited to attend.
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HOME Os- EREhII MEETS
- AND GROCERIES
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EOF! DRINKS i Wit i < AHS S
' IGAHEVI! S sAVmifl Hi s
JOHN ROBINSON. Prep
(Stephen Roberts
t. ROC ERY AX !> PROD I d
BROAD STREET
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roviruMiiMs or
Mrs. Carrie Godelte
508 SECOND STREET
Ire Cream, Candy, soft Drinks
CLUB 102
711 BURN STREET
New Bern’s f iuesi and Mes
EXCLUSIVE NIGHT CI,CD
EXTERTAINMENT EVER7
WEEK END
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Blount’s Grocery
914 MAIN STWEF.T
GROCERIES MEATS
VEGETABLES FRUITS
DIAL 4388
CLUB 65
171(5 CANA! STREET
Membership Chib Where Out-Of-
ToWn Guests Are Aii nailed
With Special Cards
MAI. A CHI EDWARDS, Prop.
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GEORGE’S
RADIO SERVICE
75.5 WEST STREET
Radio And Electrical Specialists
16 YEARS EXPERIENCE:
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NELSON’S
BLITE ROOM
80,7 QUEEN STREET i
SOFT DRINKS. CANDY, BEER
CIGARETTES
SWEET MUSIC
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ItEAITY SHOP
61! KILMARNOCK STREET
"WHERE THERE'S BEAUTY
THERE'S < HARM”
A. Johnson A Stan'ey
Operator Proprietor
JaL'WNI) SECTION
;NKW BURIN LIBRARY
HOLDS OPKJN HOUSE
The Board oi Oit eclefts of the
New Bern Colored Library kept
open hjUf.e ii < üb;>> i vatic:? of 'be
tin.!, annivivsary of the occupancy
of the New l.ibrat.v Buildiug cn
Wee; Street. Sunday June ilOta
from -i to ti p. in Ihe board ex
pre M/d gratitude to tin many
trend -, both white ;.nd cold -..c1.
who have made the new builtlhig
jnsriMe and ia anxious that ail will
see and U:;e it.
The library war. started in 190«
mule: the VVPA !i . a: housed In
mall room at Wert fit , t ili-Di
■ iehool. ■ ponsor- .1 by the lam prin
cipal, J. T. Barber, until last year,
when the new build mg w.u com
pleted a* a cost oi SII,OOO.
Roj mg oi tin-, money war made
possible through the gifts and many
p neroir. donations from both while
nd rolored friends in the city and
•isewlsere. ft took min..-* years aim
nimorous trials and tribulations to
finish the project.
Director are both white and oof •
ti i.-d i esidents of the city. Many
aho st rved at the beginning are
till on the bo;trd. The „ . t presi
h-nt war the late Rev U. i. .Joint
oh, noted Episcopal muestt-i, v!;
,i rved until 1937, giving it up to
ievote his time to the Good Silty
hard Hospital. Tin next president
.■.as Mrs. I. H. Smith. Under her
term oi office the he for the new
library building was purchased
icni George Eubanzr. who dor..-;—•
•n-.- half in memory of his moth,r,
tile iat- Mrs Luvinda Stanley. The
present president i Mitr Cii ilotte
Thome. who had charge of the
jiiiliirt; plans, with the aid of
jtiiUtr-e committees.
Recent improvement Includes th
eiemtiig ot the donis ~nd v. ni
duv.- end the addition ot vem'-.o
lino- The ground have been r'ill
ed in with dirt and a cem-Tit wan-;
lias Leen laid bv me vocational :iu
ients of Wot Street School.
The Library lias giown lypiuyv in
both city and comity w.-ere there
ire nine stations North Hariowi
Vane- boro Fort Barnwell. Dover.
Pl.-a.wmt Hill, Rooky Run, U.-ve
City. Craven Cornet and Riverdae
Many (utnii ; i*. the e:'v and
I aunty n« Well from o'hei ifik -
have eot d<>nations of money or
l ook Ji.-l re-a n’!■/ ramt ..-ai
of fine books from a Irani ii>
lehiyan
We I>i proud t. know 'hat
nice 1930 thv library ha: erowr
ft* m 84 volumes to more than d.00',.
volumes at present.
PLEASANT iflil
BY HFR.NU i DAWSON
Mr and Me Hayv.<--d Bf.-t
... wati ■ nith.iu f > 1”! tlie
folk- in Pleasant 11,5!.
Joe George and emhbvn T N«-\.
Bern sr»enl . ome time with Mr. and
Mu Haywood Best Sunua-..
Thom's i Bs; i = Harris in f»>vi'C'. a
i c a ft * Saturday nielif at 'rtee:nt :.
Fork. Till public invited t.o
■onti.
Miis Artincy of Pollocks
itle is <j>ttiding- tome time -.-art!
ter father. Raymond Cannon
Grain f:xp'»rl qnotar. for June
hay recently rinnounc-ed bv L
F,DA total 833000 1- r.g ton? i3i,-
tT9 COO bushelsi including 30.382,0 n >
I iei.fi: of wheat and ftour tin
I "heat equivalent and 1,337.000
I bushel:; es Out; aed bailey The Mae
aiorii: tr»i.pj!r:i ) 3.i3THKi _ long f-o
44.967,000 burhebi.
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| , Pea mi p. Soft Drinks, Beer
ol acec 1012 Broad st
| WILLIAM SIDBFRRY Proj
i J. W. Ree*e
GROCERY
CiroreHes am! Aleais
IM* BROAD ST.
Dial -IR|
Variety Market
fScHrr Me ais - Eggs - produce *
GROCERIES
730 WEST ST. Phone 4785
FREE DELIVERY
WaLer A. Goodette. Prop
Miss Ada Jones, Mgr.
lodic's Smoke Shop
The Gayest Spot In Tours
1918 OF KEN ST
Beer - Cisarcjtes - Candy
FORDIE HARRIS, Prop.
COMPLIMENTS OF
Ben Framklm
Store
1113# BROAD ST.
i
FROG POND
iSMh-H’-K STATION
Washing. Poilslung—Phone 2351
Corner Rum and Queen Sts.
Beer - Smok:«; - Candy
A. I Den kblilinA -K»nßy Bryan!
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’is "Sr ;, 'j
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Aliss Ruth Join s of 3rd At emir,
a recent graduate from lii-mir.it
Celleue. Green-l oro, received her
K A. degree hi Muntion ami
-he plans « do further study at
•he University of i'Virhigan. Mbs
••sees is spending' iiei vuinmer
with her parents. Hr. and Alls,
J- F. Joins, tier liohliy is reading.
.'IVi-Scrlion Tour
| Report Is Made B\
Thu Rev. T. 11, (~ hite
!
Rev. C. H. C. White, I the pa - I
j tor of Ebenezer Presbyterian >
.Church. Tin- Friendly Church ~n
the rnrtif-j- t Burn and fed. . i
Stret; Nov. Born, h..s js< - ; returned:
frteiii a Tvi-Sei iion tom wnfch took;
I him through thirty-one ‘rate, in the!
■ Mint.ii. \\ ■.- jnd North.
H wa.- a r.. .. U.i. . (.ait i i;f C: pe I
!-‘- s ar to the 160th Gmi • j
oral Arrembly of 1. ... Pro tyurianj
: t 'hnreh. UF A, which war in seu.iou •
:a' Iht }•'. t presbyieyiaß Chuichj
■; Scat'll.-. Wa hiiigion, from Mac;
; R7lii ihi-.n ii June and ID also di-i
tended the pr« -assc-mbly me.-line m j
li:.- Nov. Lite Muvomer.t" and nf'
- 'hi 5 Ro -1.3 i.f Nation.,i .
May 33th and May 36th. The Rev. ,
Air. Wii! v. a: -a'iv inifiiv :i u ;
; with Up pit re .mbly and the ge:.-■
< ral a . mbl.y. H> ~ th.v-l ti.c- p, ,
•i.-.: eii,,ily v. .- Jito-i iiis-.pi and
i Hi-,I lit 11 a i.f the ( lent-ral
oh w. , trail .:.:,-,; with ease.
Mid tha* i he:. a f u ~
. e. in tr.ron:;n<iu! the Gr-ne: at •
A::;:cnib!y Many progre?--ive stevs-;:
-no ti. aio t promoter tin - - general
; program of the < hutch.
After ?;i< ciore of the Gtnerai As
entl.'.ty the: Rev. Mr A hi- üb::i ,v ■ j
' : <i th.*- flood di trici. • topping at
: P-'o iiai.;! Oic-g .n, r-n his wav
S u Fiim.-r.-fi and l.or Ang.Tp-s.,
- ' "ili! A ft’- -pen.l,:.'- a 3 : w j
i i-bren ine the various ri,-u>!r, •:•! j..- |
1 • ! : in San Kranci-w.} ana ] c.r J
’iAr.geie he 'oared uj Bn-top, Mat |
He made many stops Tetwce:: tin- .
tD .ape,'is! :.U.,r o, in- laaiie i
’ : ■ S-P Ul. la Dir. .f :
‘ ■ 'oicr .do, OmtJia TDI-i-aska. Chicu- !
la f-'iiiri liigi: ami Philadelphia ;
Pa., and New Y'-rk < :t- He a.
that ’-vnen he w„- m B,- ,!or, My. |
hi '!i--r- f the : win re Chrispu- •
: A It i=< - - F-n t ere it in- ~1 ~a, ;
: A.i •. ; -al. F ;r; dillany
r '' Vl ha' nn'i.ry v. ar lic a!-,; said ;
that he ob .wed ih. raonunif n |
ei'Ca •-i tin-ii in lit,not c.t it,,! nr- '
1 A thick-. And there two far;?, pin- ’
, ; f ; t -eix have riven him added sari
-: ■ piratinj) for hi-, rrn ssafio r th,-j
h '.- h ut J;,i>. i'iit R.-\ M: White
i niiW ;b Mary s- a-,.-: ,>i ;
Gv: ' alt Hi Jug C. ; Ff ai F.\
i-vtermn Confe: • n.f,,, v.-r.u-’. in
tin chairman o, tm- Execuuve i
t or,- nttee ts" :.- al ~ me Registr. J
o1 t at a \*. - ’SytiOiln it Sun out-r |
Coiiterence that will he held a’ j
Mar- Potter ficnool. Oxford August!
i-lth llrouyh Aur’-i?; Jfith, I Q}:-i
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s For Hu! Summer Pleasure Trips
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• j ioyil Hi.il, Owner-Operator
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j | Ik'partmenl Store
VAU'F AND SEHYIf J
Craven's Cleaners
DYERS, MASTER TAILORS
713 hum M. H.n> Blocked
ALL WORK 4*l! ARANTOED
IV. M. E. W. Wootea
Proprietors
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COMH.IYIF.NTS
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COMFUWf NTS OF
Dr, John F. Burton
M. «.
PHONES 3340-2770
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■ II ut tfll ®lbbl 1 I
I f; , i|f jp
Mr- Perhelle Tttfsyart, H N.. :d
Good Shepherd Hospital, is spemi
ing five days home in Salisouiy.
with her pcruits Miss Taygarl 1..,r
recently ,-c:urm-,! from .Vliar.y
MacFca College in Nashville. T. m.
■She did lurllier study ill Am-,th -
togy.
Georp.e J rif of Bronx, N. Yb,
mfitortu down to visit hi- mother, :
Mr;, Matte Jonet, and family at
Vs- 129 Graven T'ori-ace. He wa.-. a ■
fi-nipi.liit U by Daniel Taylo. ol
Bt ooklyn.
William Holloway of New You., 1
• Y.. b;ft Friday after ■ pending ,i
■-■ v> day., in the city v/nlt :ri<-e •-
ail'd rr-lativos.
•iol,;: Kiddley of Urooklyri hit
Sunday after spending a few d:>yj
ere with his sisters and friend.
-•> nv atvnmpanied by his neiec.j
Mi . Mary Smith, also of Brooklyn.
On ti.eii «./ay Mr. Riddlcy will stop
ho a nay at Hampton Institute with
his brother, Isaac, an instructor'
Hi i tv.
Miss Melba Howard, ft N. at St.
Ague- Ho-pita!, Raleigh, is spend
in a few days home with net
mother. Mrs. Teres la Howard of
' Deal" btroet.
Mr and Mi- Hubert FonviHe n-...
on Jessie Ray, of Philadelphia,;
Pa., or* spending- two weeks with
liters and brothers in the city. They
.ie the house guests of Mrs. Bea
trice Thomas.
SD-2 James u. Stanley. USN. and'
brother. I eonaru 0.. USN, are now!
spending leave with their parent.-..
Miss Della Carter cl New You:
i; spending some time with J.-iend;
her. in The city.
Charles Nelson of New York left 1
Monday, after spendin;; some time
hr re with hi- brother. Joseph Mel
on of West Street.
Jam;. - Jarman of New York i« :i
t.-londf.y after u tew day. w.th 1
m Iher Ml.- Plu-übc Jarmai, Du,
tig In r iiln;? . Mr. Jarman
vbe fir.,? ;iI her home; at 102 Ckap
:n:-n Street.
Mis? Rosa Her! in.y. R N. -,l
'nod Shepherd Hospital, left July
. sot DiUrf?!! Mlf)i * Tin 11 silt- !!
pond a few days with f.-iencls:.
Mi Kv.-lyn Jit: * i n and :..-n.
Tony, us New York, win- in the
Hy to ail; -id tin tene-ral ol the i.iU
"• ir- Cauu> Ci/bn ,-i Cb da.- Street.
T,t anion Murphy « • jn-llockt.viJa
if. t Tii -day for Wa lun.:tu:i D (
15 Year Old Youth Escapes
From Slavery in Louisiana
ST LOUIS i A NBA -- A jS year
alii boy wild told a StOiy of : : C,ip;-
• iron: stavei v unveil n-re last we-.k
i and found t< r;ali:< for ti l- first tiri'a
I .-• a- life it-- al l- at. friee chick
j-ii In th.- fist time.
Henry William:, told Mrs. Maty
j Franklin ~* Si Lou of his life «.-• •
, ,i braiiut d .-Let- and ijhers fore
<to work on ;■ farm in Louisiana
! year after year. Hen- in inis t-ii.i
; iu- found a iiomc with a family oi
! William Brown
i Aider man sam Buck of Venice
: after bearing the boy’s story, -.aid;
' bat lu would present ;h- eaes ;o .
: 1 .if- NAACP.
j Aec-.-niing in Williams, he lived
: u i a fa sir: :n TanpT pahoa parisli. 66
b-iie: noi'ih of New Oi leans, lie
I hi'.wed i 1-2 im!i scars on the back,
■f 1 - 1 -■ hi! i..:iiul and on the !<-!':
j ide of fits abdomen. TI --e st-..r:-
•< pres. -::ed bl inds, he said
The owner of the farm, lie said,;
\ told mm he would shot i hurt if he
. tried to t-eaj.’t O-’ln-r f.irm work •
| 'i- were also virtual slave.-, acenr :■
'line, lo the b*>j's story Most of tbeui
; were white criminals convicts to
Ip. ion whose freed* w. had beau '
! -uva; ht by the owner.
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PAYS
TO
Advertise
SEE
j :
: CHARLES SPARROW
i OR
JOSEPH EDWARDS
! REPRESENTATIVES
729 West Street
: ■ ,
THE CAUUUMIAN
New Bern Personals
He was ut-tcmpunied by Cabin
Simmons and Fail King.
t" O’- ;,o" e at Yva | Street,
left Sunday for New York, w la. e
tie will riiriiiiti until lie ri-uirtis io
cip r Si.aw University in Sepb m •
her.
mis. Florence Moore and daugii
i !, Mary Alice, of West Street. Sell
• T Inn y for Fret nold. N. •!.
Mr,. D. it Conrad of Dillahuet
.viCit. oa jiiat iuiiieci from New
Tm k v; .ding her son. Charles end
family. She was also accompanied
1 Lck by the in
Mi:; Ala • line Jones of New York
City i?-. now fipendin;? a few days
with hi r .‘aster, Mrs. Lilli. Mac Vat!
as Suttco Street.
Mi ..nd Mr- Frank Saunders of
Neve Haven Conn., left Friday, at
j ter : pending-' a week a. house gm-.d.s
of Mr. an J Mrs. E Hamilton oi
Third Avenue.
Aiexanuf. Reddick of Craven
Ti rri.ee ha- just returned from vie
i itiie; iViei:.!.-; and relatives m New
York.
William Kin;! of Philadelphia, Pa.,
will be heme for a week with hi?
inoib r, Mrs Ahnritia tiummii:. , at
'H! Cedar Street
Mr Sidne y Rhodes of New Y.n k
is -pending two weeks in Janie
; City with her sister and brother.:.
Mr:. Mary Hamm Daniels of
James City is leaving Friday tor
N< w Turk to spend two week's with
iiiends and relatives.
; James Peterson of Craven V. i -
race i.. leaving tor New York Ihu
1 week.
Mis Mildred Shack and M/i
j Kitty Hargett are spending the
i sum met in Newark N. J. Mi-.
: S 'i-.el:. e.rigi'isll.V from Polk-ck:-
ville is a Mi'.it n! ai A. and T. Cui
: logo. GreemJaoro.
Mrs Ye-rma Kcveg ha . jo-t x -
. ,-m : to the ; ity froiv Wane:.,
; Ark.
Rob D. Grady. Jr of Rs-.-!;-
mond. Ya.. was a house guest \>l
Foie- Wihe. Craven Terrace, for
U-i. All Gr.io;? i.-» a Hi: ni.ti
ti.d. ut at Howard Univer i'.v.
Washington. D. C.
!’< ■ ; Has,•<-! l ao-i L-r. the; 1L-
L-it i--il to. New York Saluril.iy.
M - Shit i--y Matiiand or Brook
l.vo. N. A" . lend son. R ginalri. a"--
.-i'Uii,.; a montli with iier parent.-.
Mr and Vh- D A. Conrud of iul
' T'hunt Street
"Ino tm m op* i a tor earri*'..i a tis l«-
and j.ii-'U-l r-nd had : a blc-aJ
hminds oo the taim. Wilbains i: a
he had .-.ec-r, the owner shoot a
iuun!.,e, of ti,*-,*- ex-convi-'ts when
the;. Und to escape.
Williams considered himself lucky
ir making his own »-s«-:i}m.* He sup
ped out through the only window
iu the hayloit where he Dept Th-.:
door: wei- k*-pt i>» ked at nigbi
; when he v. cirt iu b.ri After slippm
away fiorn the farm li*.- gcu a rni
in at: u.• k after helping ‘l.e uriv
or <-hange a tire
VViip .m. in Vo: ronembered liv
; i:i;* anj where elf..- but on this tour.
The e ot >6O acres, tie said,
wa?. owned n-. a j>:u:'-h oflieia!.
The I - v appra! s to J.R 1 F .li'.
,la Allhough iuisi.y and weil built,
h i- out in s up.i foeni’ii,
;*■ a phy ?ician beic. bt-ejove ot pnur
■ Willi u, .:d he v..- served
; beans at every meal no the fan.;
Hu parents were killed in art aut
mobile accident, he said.
Or. St. L--ms' east ride Williams
i. ?; i een living with Otis Butlei
and Edward Miles :I, moved in
with the Browns last week When
;he ate a fried chicken sandwieli
SLA ’ON D SECT! ON
WOt NDED BY BULLET
Joseph Mi Neil 21 .year-old New
Biyn youth, i ; , siiovvn above be
r»jf he was fatally wounded by a
1 ray bullet allegedly tired by
! istfr Diiuhuiu, of Hl.uk
Sm amp.
McNeil died in the (food shep
herd Hospital Thursday of las!
week anil is survived by bis molli
e» and latoer. ,;r. a.id Mrs. Thro- |
dorp McNeil Rites were eondnet- i
ed at 4:00 p. m. Sunday, iiilla
hunt is siil! in jail.
LINCOLN 11. lIiF.W |
NAMED TO! \LSCO
LONDON SEMINAR
Word has been received here of
the appointment of Dr Horace
| Mann Bend, President of Lincoln 1
University. ns Chairman of the ■
Commits >■ Social Understand- ;
ins of the UNESCO Seminar to be
: held in London, England, during;
j July and Atyptsf
The Seminar w-ii include deli -
pates from educational institution--
.-nd teae -ers associations from the
■"'oib iw'iwn of f!v United Na-;
lions. The Spatmar will discuss and '
? perfect oii.iV: lor •h* uo;,pe ratio?* oi ,
world-wide educat'd:.ai m> mb--; a; 1
ivic-elin" th-- jar*-Ulemr of th* wot id
through educational m. shod
ill- p.ov-d i «<!>.-. Viccmine. Prc I
dent, of Lincoln University in 1945.
”'>o f*n < "ap&i in evP-r. >\c (dm.-u-;
tiojini sesesn-ches and m adininir.trn- >
n ati-A ertucaSteinsl ; nrvey studies :
throughout the country He has
tci.n ;,i niembe of .is ' ■- e-;b;c', tiooa t -
• urvevs in Oklahoma. Mis-issippi. j
•'-'.d C!< a;-sm He i- .i member of rh= !
i v<w!miUe«- nt| Post-War Higher Ed-1
n'stisn of the Pennyvlvanij Joint
C ... on Cloy >. niment. H r- ■
?};(• author of several bonk-: and \
-iii-roiv : . .- !e ids ■ line with euv* :
caia-na! ;nd other social problem . 1
Dr. Bond left New York City sot i
t ondon fi'3o n rn . .inly 6 vi» i
the British Overseas Airways.
A-ith the Brown. h« said. "That s a !
rare- tn at.”
ii Pa\s To \<l verti.se! !
Tainting Tapering Sanding
M, L. Du Bose
D M Ok A TOR
N-12!i Craven Terrace
Rustic T*b - Wall Cover
And Linoleum
( OMFLIMF.NTS Oi
thilfielil’s Grill
< ANDY ICE CREAM
TOBKACO KM »
Sir. AI AIN STREET
JOHN WHITFIELD. Prop
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Whites Stili Seeking
Means To Evade High
Court Covenant Rule
Washington (ANP) -- The U.
S. Supreme court was am used
hero last week of "listening to a
small minority” of citizens in
handing down the dee l --; inn whicn
declared racial covenant.: mu* .
forceable. The accusation was
made i.y Clifford Newell, whilt
past president of the Federation i
of Ciitzen’s ji.ss.oeiatiotis. at a
nifi ting of the Greater Woodnj;..'
Land Covenant alliance.
"We have had to find away ;
that the .aipM-Hu 1 court cami >t '
take jurisdiction over our ac i
lions,” he declared. "Such away ]
is tia option plan devised to give
norm* and property owner:; con* i
treil over the tna.v mow in!.*
their comruunities.”
This plan, devised by Newel! •
and other lawyers, "cannot be at j
lacked because it make.? no men- j
tinn of rare- creed, or color ”It :
calls for designation of a "black j
captain”, in true Hitler style, far \
each block by an “authoritative j
organization” which also wofti.,l ]
~wmti¥~ H
yen no boys and curls j ;
Emin 18 to ?l years of age tha. j
up interested in Theatre Work, j .
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802 QUEEN STREET
Gardner's Grot t ry
"Yoiir Friendly Neighborhood
Store Staple, Fancy
Lr« peiies Soil Dirnks Beer
UOl 11 St. M. Lamer, Prop. j
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VOL HAVE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST"
Vail's Barber Shop
1032 BROAD STREET
Phone 3954, Mrs. R F Vail. Drop. !
Lauretta’s
FLOWER SHOP ;
CUT FLOWERS ~ CORSAGES f
All kinds of Funeral Designs I
Greeting Cards Novelties [
1002 N Burn Si. Phone 4281 I
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for Fish I hat Are Cleaned
Ready ior The Pan - See Us
j Bakers Sea Food
AM) I'lilMU l !.
j 81 f Queen St. Dial 362.8
DOT’S
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RED 1. 'Box 207 - Vanseboro
I f>r The Best { are of Hair and
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Mrs. Dorothy Bryant, Prop.
RHEM AND FORD
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Masonry And Concrete Work--Repair Work Os AH Kinds
ALSO PAINTING, HOUSE MOVING
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION DIAL 2151
iOOB N. BURN ST.
IDEAL RECREATION PARLOR'",^
Beer and Cold Drinks Os All Kinds
Fax Ideal Recreation and Billiard ExfOrt See Charlie
CLEAN BALLS AND GOOD STICKS
1034 Broad St, Open Soon - Close Late Charlie Elder, Prop.
IT WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO VISIT
Sparrow’s Surprise Shop
The Biggest Little Store In Town. Complete Lias Os
Groceries - Vegetables - Notions Drugs - Ice Cream
729 West St. • Papers and Magaines - PfcMnte 3065
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PARDON ME
* PLEASE BUT
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STRUCK ME
1 I’U Let My Boy
, Sell The Carolinian
For His Vacation Money
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I UP TO JULY 31st|
I COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES
$ ARE OFFERING A
| SALES (ED,) 15% SERVICE (Jon) J
| DISCOUNT
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1 CALL ,3132
I CORNER CRAVEN AND POLLOCK. STREETS
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Possible ,
take an option on ai! properties
:n tl.e area. Whenever a hoine
owjvcr decided to sell, the cap
lain would have 30 day-, option
to investigate prospective buyers.
Newell m ctd all citzens “wha
■ want to take care of their pro
! perties” to participate m the plai^j
KtlfAl AND FOKIi
CENTRAS. CONTRACTORS
Masonry and Coneieie Work
Repair Wurk of “■-> Kind. Also (,
Painting Hour. Moving. For
Futthrr Infornutioii Dial 1 f*S
1008 N. HERN ST.
i
( I t 11 "65” OF BEAI FORT
Affiliated with Club ''6s" of HIS
Canal HE. Nr.v Beni. Sea Food
Dinners A Specialty. Dancing
j Nightly. Admitted by guest and
(Membership card. 306 Queen St.,
BEAUFORT, N. C,
Malaehi Edwards, Owner
James H, Davis. Manager
Rainbow Grill
101! BROAD STREET
At :j PllilKS
HOME COOKED DINNERS
SANDWICHES BEER
Sora Murphy Williams, Prep.
STOP IN AT i
FIVE POINT
RECORD SHOP
I atest hits
1034 BROAD STREET
I .lames Manning. Owner-Prop
Banks Barber Shop
1007 QUEEN STREET
TON SORIAL AR TISTS
I “ ‘ ‘
Downing Case
102 b BROAD STREET
NOTED FOR
COOIS HOME COOKED FOOD
PHONE 9911
We Loan Money
FIVE POINT PAWN BROKER
lot:. QUEEN STREET
BARGAINS IN NEW AND
USED GOODS
I . I. LAND, ! v r<>p,
Hamilton Grill
802 QUEEN STREET
24 HOUR SERVICE
Steaks, i hops. Sandwiches
IRI SH RAICH QUE COUNTRY
COOKED