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WARRIORS DOWN
SAMPSON GO.
ORIDDERS, 20-0
BY Wm. Ail mi
The Wi.-vt St. Vifamyrs aftoi a
tough battle conquered ...abU .
Sarnp.von County squad by a id) to
0 scuiu, Friday ui. in. This wo-- lho
first gridiron buttle between ti ■
nvu teams.
In the opening inir.uii.-s of the
game, the Warriors came u
slon of the bail a;.:. ->■ cm eculive
line drive- carried tin Lull t. Lv
Sampsor. laddie- ill aid hue
b?.d pass hum ecntoi i. used 1 1■ ■
Warttoi.- to lose C y..rd: nut vv.«.--
recovered by Baueom
Aftei 2 plays Base >.rn ti k tie
ball over tie ,'iS'i ill. ~i: end Olid
end run hr tie 1 . i.-J •• ->f Hi
game Tht Cimvi-Mui: m t; i i a
point failed
Boykins »f the Sump mi Count ->
team tlin.yi,-net! mm } tin • but
was unable to hit pay djrt and
finally kicked (•, t Wat rim
After several tries Batu->m e. eiit
over t"i 'in .-:•■! uiu.l tally aim
Jonet .i pioini-iiij Quut tH buck,
kicked th t-xi.rii it
'The a of an lo : .it vv ■ in
exchangt I r■> • and ■m- v. :p
Boy kit. -act M-i. - foi
Samp.uh Coiirrty dunm tin lirnt
half.
The i.-.I teal. • 1 • V\ ... ■. ■- ■
was able to add ss iliu t: points
to their credit iluiinr tin i.econd
half and -(one- again did a gi v.i
job ot place kicking Jnyne; le
ceivt-d a pa. fiora Buur-om an the
12 yard marker and alter vide step
ping tin' at- r. man went over
standing up.
Samp:.-i County ruoK- back with
great enthusiasm to threaten sever
'd! time by beautiful running play
by Boykin Williams and Moore.
They Were abb to carry the bail
deej into ihe local teirilory bin
met a tone wv.il ,mel c.er. unable
to score
Tht elo-ii. no. : t ot *Me mine
found toe Wai:. play , .. de
ft i sr. e game I he hi 1
LINK UP
Pos. Sampson ti Wardui t
I. Palin r A. .Moure
LE Under*-md V Tayi-.a
LG Hill G Taylor
C Peterson J. Riddk-y
HG Bln- H A ■ ■;
RT R W. -
RE Palmer . Joyner
QB J. Vann S. Croon
LH Boy runs- liaucorn
KH Moon H ('lo-.ii
tti William. J. Simmon.-.
Sampson Count• .- :.üb:,iitule: ii.
Best G Bennett. N. Mat:.!:. W.
Simmons; -J. Melvin; W. Faison.
E Bunting, J. William.- i Whin.
N. Bennett
West Si Warrioi: Subs were:
J. Midg-ut D Taylor. G Hill: 1.
Green. K Jura W Rubin-on. A
Moore, j Oi.vt i J Kornegay i.
Clark S Seat
The entry of bolli sun- of Lt
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tions navy man, into Annapolis,
will .-.institute an all-time reemd
of some kind, beyond doubt. <Psl
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vSIOLUNL iSib.fl ION
Five Facts About Faces-
White And Black
Ly The Rev. tames A Br.-wn
World War 11 Vi-ii ian
Fairmon.. \ t
Wo are often confronted ■->. itii ti.i
t let that orv faces arc bluett,, while
j till.- white man's face is. white Well.j
what of it. According to ilu- Bible
j God created Ada.a am. ivve and
j lilt y, of course, were the first tiu
j mini beings to oc- upy the eartu.
.I i.i ' elore we arc . !i descendant,
tior.i Adam and Eve, According to ;.
i,u ii uci P'nySHilog'. Anatomy,
/oology We are all composed of
hie amt chermca) elements and ;
. i bysical struomies. We at Negroes
have to ui'idt.-r.<stand one thing. I’hai I
, since God ...i; ueen liberal
lU'-u ii to >-.1-it.- o a vace anil
11 lnplcxton we mint be men and'
women enough to help get the
i .'her '.him:-, ivhich an necessary to
life
We pray our prayers and expect
Uhen, to become fulfilled without
any effort on out part, but thi.s ,s
not true, not only with our race,
but with any race 1 would like to
•■ay to our race of people ail ov.-« 1
th.- world that now .- moving time
and we will have to wake up and '
go forward on our way
Now r. fin- time! V,v meet w-uk
no vv. fur tomorrow may neve/
dawn upon ii;- it we work hard
cm ugh we can turn the word
N O-W around and gel the word
: W-O-N.
A.- a member ..f the Negro race.
I I should like n leave a thought
: with you:
Heal ei i is not reached by a single
bound,
' But We build a ladder Ly which;;
we rise
From this lowly run . to the bailie ,
skies
We mount its summits round by i
round
f Tlie Spiritual Five Quintet ot
. bairmo.it ecicbrah a .i tinnl an
. nivtrsary through a battle ot ?-onp
which proved lo be a great surc-t-M
and a mean.- of entei tainment foi
..ii unusually laigt- audience
Tti .se (ai ticipatmg were ill. Na
tional Quintet i.'t Wilmini-n•! ;i.
Six at Havinony Q.-u.ti-- • i Inti; -
;bt rti.ii. 'J he Bethel Quai irt jivJ
Starlight Sim.pi.- , t F.-innim H.e
Gulden ;-’oin Quot h : of Lakevic •-•-
-S C and the Spa dual Five Quin
, n.t who opened and cin.-ed the piu
i,iam wdii -dt.a-.- beautilulfv imp.
Mr f J t!ei:,on, principal of i!u
iileli School here >■«>• ved ina
1 ceremony He i well un till
way inward a very proop--roiii
-cii-.0l year and held m i-:-.v-.-i-v
i ingly high esteem by the parent
and patrons a- well a ay th.
,deni body
There Wa- an electiic radii yivai.
away under the auspic* s *,t tiu-
Spu itual Five Quintet ot . in.-
Mr. Everett Thompson, 125 On
Si ret, w:.i ■ the winner Tht lucky
ticket vas drawn by little .Vi. -
;Carol Jean jVk-Cay who also live
.uii Lade Stieet.
Mr Johnny Neil Thomp.-.on, vvt
i iuu J World War IS. lu - m j
j critical condition in Baker s Hu:-
. pita) in Lurnberton Thompson UTi
; hit inane on Canal Street Sutur
day morning only to. find dbaste; ;
awin',ui> him up an reaching hn.:
! job. He was taken to the hospital 1 1
immediately a.,ri 'join hands were!;
cm off by a powerful saw Thump
,-i)i is a student in the Fairmont ,
.City Unit Veternn SiCiooi. The 1
change in his condition is very
: Lght even after several blood
transfusions
POLITICAL NEWS
The meeting ot dm South Poliii- .
fat Chib proved nicces-fu! in its j
fl'-rt to .i-cruil New Voter- on -
Friday' night Plans were construct
ed for the following day as to the j
appnau: w inch would br- more op-:
ropi iute. Twenty persons vo'luri- j
reered to make themselves avaiiabU* 1
lihi registration a; the time the!
polls wei e supposed lo open,
i Pricmct 1 was ’ ! opened Saf
urday. October 9' . . ...is opened!
'at 9:00 A M on th- 16th in the •
absence us tin official rT-gistrar., i
H. Stulford. Registration j: voceed
’-.d unde.- the supervision of • tele- :
. graph operator, li Hales. who
| signed registrat’s names on an :
! unmarked sheet of paper. Ac coni
ir.g to Hah-y only the official rest
. i:-tia» can enter ni-rntr, an the •
books. Approximately fifty j. c-r
; sons were registered in this man ■
ner
The registrar of precinct 11. Wil
ton Lewis seemed uTurwurc ot the
, fact that the book a were to be
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3954. Mrs. R. F- Vail, Frop.
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Uisi 4481
opened tr.-m ii;0o A M uijlil sun
down. L.i -.v:■ >: !■ and „> i•«- :
Lewis and Brady Lumbur Add as -
Usual. After ueini questioned by
Ocia How.-li and Miss Dot'd tuy ;
Floyd. 1 ■ A'i- promised to open the
polls m Precinct H at 1:00 P AI
This Is Lewis pet excuse. "I didn't
want the job because it pays only ,
$6.00 a day and my job here pays
$15.00. I keep the job because I
can't yet anvoiio else to take it
and be.MUM- I don't w.mt the Nu
.-Iviei ill think that 1 am another !
'Vann B ach'.
Lewis kept his promise and open- :
ed tht- polls, at one o'clock Ap- j
proxiinately iw enty-f»ve person.-' i
Wi-i t itgl.--Jia Cii. mak'iig -i tntai --i
seventy five person- vvno l.av -
jmned the urgi'mi/.cd force of Aim-i
iea.
PERSONALS
Tliomas H Jolmson ot Mironi
Flu is now vi-it ii -.y hi.; mrithc-i
Mr- H .ilt.iu At lindiii lie ...f Bloom
field Stu-er
»u: e l.iilham. iu>v a \U»cir*iit at ,
A aild M .pt i;f tht- wt*ck
with hi;? rncUiei
Ttiuma H %Iv t.li:;OU Os M: ill.: .
FJa ii iww viihing Jii. rnotiic.
Mr. Haiti*' iVI Goddeltt of fih'Oai- j
iTeici ‘i l
.vii htnr Sidbfrrv and dau>n '
tr r i uLiviay afterrioon i- -
W.r: 0. C .liter spendnn a
ff v. «.f.ts •; with h*‘r grandrnoHiLr-
O’v-iavv ,vll • Grane Shepeid. t >UG
Kiln.ai :airk St. Mi Siduta ry and
Jan r.i: : wen: also house guods of
Ail. and AVlis. V< inOn Moore of t -
Bn CTaveo 'l t rraee
Mr Mid Mi Hob’i t K. Br;>an
ai d aoii Robert .Ji have airivrai
m New Voik from Kodiak Alaska,
Aii biyaii o liu* .v ii of Mi iAai -
lir and the late Henry Bryan us ■
this cily.
L L Key*-- Ew rCL't' :fll\ vt-turn
t d bom B-fStoi: a!h se» ;ng some
**f Hie World > Series
i.i'Ue Min C\o ;| vii pearlrec
ceicbi ated liti Rtii Oii l Ada > wHn a
j. ;r ? v ..t Lbav’ii lei ta< « Kecnntiori t
Outer oa ivi..adav. omoLmi
‘L here v. ere about j evenly-liva
ifnt:,i - pit- eni T:.e aetivitfes wt ie
and dandnp A
beautiful birthday cake with tophi
eandje- vva? ; or: the table if) the
cectr; ..I the reertodioa center
At t will oh t with fdy t'utidh s
burniip. ti.c* eur ts sane ‘ Happy
Rn ttida.v At ter wards i wfieshrnen’i
were served and *a eh eyu t w.--
eiv- n a balloon
EOITOUvSVTTIE
ISt JET HE <i. SIMMONS
Oscar Ward ha recently reiun:
eu h> Chester. Fa. after spending
a lew days with his family. I
Mr- Laura King of Nmloik Va .
spent the we*, k end with he
tiio'die: Mrs l.aura Tj-Oma.
Mr- Lillie Bell VV -1: s. retm ned 1
ham alter spending a j«-\v ;i ‘i
in Washington. 1) (’ h,
Gpl L. iiyv Wils USMC. • ' >
recently returned ti- ( nerry F-u:•'•
after spending a few month* m T
Cuba. 1
:mms M&sr&ts&iw'
Wh®« a nSIOFI-R Gai Rar,go
tniiii. its pi*-:# in youi kitcheti, cool
iii 9 bfccom«t « careff«# *npei ievu.#.
You'll s-’ijoy thii f«»t ... cli*n ...
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AMLUR’AN SOI.DIKHs 111 II.I> SNOW Hi l> tlu ! y. Atc'.i, infantry Patrol erects an igloo
l-i ttic extreme mirthland. The snow in the Ice of (m- i.,r rooky obatru tions is too soft to be used
in igloo building but. packed snow in open drifts is ideal ;..t (his pun., a With ti t- base circle complete,
Hie men “chink” loose snow into seams, ami shave the scifr.ee urn at an angle to start a second row ot
blocks canted iaward. These ‘‘snow masons'' have > iiupleted the first comae.
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TESTING IH ii ROOF OF AN IGLOO There soldiers of the
I . S. Arctic- Infantry patrol have completed a snow hut on the shores
ana;, up north and are making sure that the dome will withstand
more than 6uf pounds weight. These huts provide shelter for tioops
iivm.ovH: son s
M:. 1 .i/a Nohitl 1m- ■-• du ■ ! ■'
an Jot;:. Noland ;' emit in;-. I'i-iu
r, t. - (a ; ! ill! v i*k Ml" Num;
la aiuu-i- liVt.il ■! Hull and soiv.i
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16-Page (goodwill Issue |
fudeased In Caliioruia
i resno, Cal. - An entire 46-
pap.t issue <_>f the Register, Cath
olic weekly published here, has
•een devrited to bettering inter
racial and intf-i-group under*
standing.
Known as trie "Good Will Is
t«< , aj! of tin* articles feature ‘
mte; -gHHip relations. The theme
<’! the issue lias been taken from
■■■• vv ui -Is of Pope Pius XII
"Unite ;' ! i races, all nations, with
one bond—love.”
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Sunday School Lesson
LV JOHN STRICKLAND
I
I 1 Kings 4-21-29. n:6 9-11
| The history of Solomon's reign
[begins with 1 Kings 2:12
Solomon was made king over
! Israel by his father, David, when
he was but a young man, probab
ly not mole than twenty years of
age. ti Chron. 23 1). Solomon was
the third king of Is a rt: I and the
j fast one who ruled over all the
j twelve tribes.
| Saul came first, lie disobeyed
tied and t.-e Kim,cion, was trans
ferred to David. Before David died
lie made his son Solomon, hi-, suc
cessor on the throne t1:39, 40 1.
Saul arid David eacn ruled tor for
ty years and so did Solomon.
David had greatly extended the
bolder; of tin Kingdom so that
Solomon really had an empire un -
der )iis control. Solomon had an
Empire embracing un urea D tD
Odd square miles
At the close - f his reign David
was, fully occupied with tin- organ
izatioi #oi his Empire and in pre
paration for tne building ot the
Temple. Solomon's reign marked
.. period ot peace with few inci
dents to mark its even tenoi
The principal event of his reign
was the building of the Tempi;
at Jerusalem He was rich in the
political power which he inherited
The people whom David had con
quered served and obeyed Solomon
throughout his long reign He was
rich in material possession u Km
-4:22. 23. ?C-28> He lived in .-.plea
dor far surpassing that of hi.- two
predecessors. His father, David, had
been on the warpath almost con
tinually, but in Solomon's day
there was; peace from one end ot his
Kingdom to the other. He exceeded
all hi-? contemporaries in wi-dem
It .is not strange to read of Solo
mon’s final downward step. Since
many of hi-; wives and concubine.;
V. ti t- Heathen. Hi v- us.en'ed *o th-»
building of altars for their Gods.
TTie man who had built the great
Temple unto Jehovah and solemnly
dedicated it to him now stooped
low enough to prvide for the wen-
J R Davis vice p. cstdent and
directoi of -ales and advertising,
behoves it Will be anothi-i: vein
and a half before the buyer's mar
ket arrives m the lower priced au
tomobile field but admit it may
be much sooner than that in the
high priced brack-
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siiip of lorb-ddcn idols The history
iOf tlte Old Testament, reveals to u;
the nature of man. it shows "Dot
the way of man D not in imnseit
lit is not in man that walketh to
I direct he m ps." > Jet. 10.23'
I "Who's smarter men or wo
men?" Phil Baker, emcee of the
CBS Quiz "Everybody H ini," says,
"Match any halt dozen women from
any studio audience against any
half dozen men and the wonted
will prove smarter every time."
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A big reason for the phenomenal
success of the comedy ’‘My Erif.it.<t
irma" (Mondays CBS) is 'that the
characters are actually impersonal
-1 ing real people Director Cy How
ard patterned the cast aft*', the
i group lie. lived with in a New York
- ! boat ding house several yea: s ago.
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Horace Heidi Is embarked on toe
greatest barnstorming toui in show
business histoiy In tit* next two
; months his NBC Sunday night tal
ent hunt will have covered more
- . than 40 cities in 16 states.
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. | Cue of ihe fabulous things about
fabulous Bob Hope is his uvtvadibU
- ; memory He re
in enib era Ih c
j Bob has met.
« , » Rig Memory
; A lot of folks win he switching
theti Sunday listening routines lo
j tali h Amot ‘n’ Andy now the famed
J pair has switched from NBC Tues
-1 1 days tv CBS on Sunday nights
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Kate Smith who might aptly pe
j nicknamed "The Most Listened-to
j Woman in Radio History." is using
her own records —numbering more
j than l.ooo—for her .Mutual "Kate
Smith Siiigt" daytime show
ft ft *
Short shorts; Teenager Beverly
I Wills starred tr. CBS' ‘'Junior
Mu*" loves to eat pancakes and
Ice cream —foz breakfast. Jeny
McGill, wilier-director on NBC*
‘’ifig Taurt " studied law at Oxford
| and also won Bi Rain's poie vault-
S tag crown.
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James It. Davis, Manager