WIiKK luNDIiNG BATUUUAY, NOVUMttIbU i:!, ISKlfj PATRONIZE THESE ADVERTISERS 111 l THE WEEK IN GOLDSBORO By E. A. THORNTON »mt The citizens of Goldsboro and Wayne County are beginning to j realize the value oi the ballot. On Tuesday. November 2 the largest number of Negroes in the history * of voting in Goldsboro went to the polls and cast theft 1 votes in tne favor of the right and winning man. It :•> encouraging to note all Throughout the state and South that the Negroes are beginning to realize the value of voting When you vote, you are only using your rights as an “American Citizen. ' Doesn’t matter who it may be. ,1 .Republican or Democrat, vote. Goldsboro was well represented at the recital of Haze! Scott at the city Auditorium in Raleigh on Wed nesday night, November 3. A large group of music lovers from Golds- j boro attended the ree.tal. They re- j ported a wonderful program. Some: of those attending the recital were. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Weathers. D.. and Mrs. Coefield. Mr. and Mrs. .VI. K Zachary, Mr. and Mi’s E. A. Brown- Mrs. Addie G Thornton. Miss M. Coley- Miss Pearl Smith. Mr. John and Neal Stitt. Mr. arid Mrs. Timothy L. Parks spent the week end in Hampton. Va., visiting relatives and friends.! Mrs. Addle G. Thornton attended ' the Shaw and Union football gome j in Richmond Saturday, Nov 6. Misses E Durant and G. Edwards attended the capital Classic Foot ball game in Washington, D. O Saturday, November 6. The Dillard 1 igers lost their six n straight game Friday night by bov. ■ j inf* to tne Booker T Wasningt r i High, School Eleven in Rocky .Mount by the socore of 40-0, in : their traditional football rivalry The two elevens have been meeting . since the middle twenties, but nev er before has a Nash C ounty ag- ! gregation been sole to deles i n ‘ Dillard team so badly. This is due to the inexperience » of the new members > f the Dii- ; lard Tigers, yet Jackson and S.’.aU- ! d.ng played a stellar game Coaeiu- j House and Bland are still looking! forwahd to a nard fought game on j November 11. when tne Tigers met ; the tough team from the Sampson j County Traihtoj* Sc.tool oi din ton, at the Goldsboro iviu-icipsu Stadium. LITTLE THEATRE The Litle Theatr- Inc. l eld it.* j The Lt(tle Theatre, Itu.-. held “t ; reg ilar meeting Fr day Mgi’i. No vtmber 5. at. Thonton Casino at which time the jig new ; 4 miiioviu werg initiated -n.-c rcc.eiv- ; (ti as full pledged member* m : the group Mis. Lillian Guess. Miss Mattie B Best sod Mi. L. L i Thornton. Mrs. Guess is a register- j ed nurse at Goldsboro Hospital! ' Miss,Best is a member of me sac J ulty at Hills School and ‘Mr. Thompson is a memo; r of the t.u -; ulty at Dillard High School. The : Little Theatre’s annual welcoming j Parly will be held at the home of j Mr. and Mis E, R Williams South j Leslie Street, Saturday night, No I vetnber 13. from 11 to 12 p. m. The group is very busy making j plans lor their annual Christmas | Pageant, which will be directed by , M.ss Rosa Gray director of ara- i •maties at Dillard High School, at- ■ fitted by J. D. Middleton, club di- i rector. The Little Theatre's next ; meeting will be held at Thornton's i Casino November 19 8-210 p m. All ' members are urged to be present ; and on time. TEEN AGE CASINO A report from Mia. es Edna E | Dortcii, Wiiveria Ba s&. William Lee, j Jr . and Wilbert Barnes, student? j at Howard Univeistly. Washington.j li C. and Miss Margaret Davis, stu- j cent at Combination Business j y School. New York City, states that i “hey are well and are getting alone i fine with their studies. The CARO j LINIAN is sent to them by Mr Thornton every week which the y state they enjoy reading verv t hutch The Student body and friends at ; Dillard High School are making 1 great plans for the Homecoming game Thursday, November 11. The' day s program will consist of a grand parade with floats and decor sled cars operated by the various classes and friends. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, the football teams and ihe Dillard High School band, un der the direction of Prof Major Beecher Johnson. instructor of band music- at Dillard High School. im mediately following the football game a social will be given in hop or of the teams at Community Center. All football fans and friends i are asked to witness this game Aiiinittson 33c and 75c. Corporal Albert Uzzeil, Jr. the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Uzzell, Sr., 3J4 Creech Street, has just ar -1 rived home from Japan. Corporal Uzrell is a member of Co i 24 th Inf. Camp Gifu, Japan He will be home until January 5, ißd9 LEGION ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The American Legion Athletic Association Executive Commute* *f Ftm Divisioa Six. Se- | partment oi North Carolina Airtcri j can Legion will meet at the Arne;- Icun Legion Home of Post No. 173 in Rocky Mount. Sunday, Novem her it, 3 p. in All Postal commanders and 'ath letic officers in District 4 are urged ’o be present. The purpose of this meeting is to complete the League basketball schedule for all Post sponsoring .basketball teams which will open on o> about January 10 1949. Comrade George E. Wilson. District Athletic director will pre id e at the mieting. Post No. 173 Rock Mount, will be host post to the meeting The American I.egion All-Stars -’ponsored by Bryant Best Post No. 213 will play the first game ol the [ cason in Kinston. November hi • The All-Stars will pay the Fanvin “Bushwakers" Basketball team ui New York City in Goldsboro No vetnber 30 Dad Debnam and hit orchestra w 11 play for a dance im mediately following the game at the community center. Admission fc the tiouale attrac | lion, school children 80c. adults ;SI GO. The All-Stars are now open ! for date with any team who would like to arrange a game with them Write E. A. Thornton, Booking Agent. 619 Dcvereaux Street, Gold, boio. N. C., y r phone 387 M. FREEMOI m NEWS The eightieth annual session ol * the Original Free Will Baptist ivfrd j die Distict Conference- held its an ! nual session at the New Bethel Free Will Baptist Church her t wi’h the pastor tin Rev. J F i E.uOlte pit Sidt'c'. Novemik 1-7 | Tne meeting opened on Thursday itn introductory remit; ks i,v ti.t Sw W W. Askev. avid the Re\ j J H Pemberton Music was lor : limed by the North East Chape 1 j , Choir of Mount Olive. Persons or: | the program were: J W Lee ML | Floretta Williams, Mi:-:. Ar.ni. ! Parker and Plot. ; W. Parker Or: I Friday devotion was led by Sisters i Berdine Myles Augusta Vines. L. •a King Etta Best -.md Anna Pen. i uerten. Music was rendered by ttn funn.-on Chapel Choir R B Kon gay Mrs. Sarah B. Philip Jllr i.ouise Applewhite and Mr* Mi. me i. Kornegay made reinur! she scimoil w-a.-. dciivcied bv th. : Rev T T Path Olliers on tilt i program were Pat L Boykins, Mi.*: ’ Hazel Brown, and W R. W;l!ae» Friday night candle*light servile were conducted by the Missionary ! 'liters Music was provided by the ' Emannuel Chapel Choir. Rock.v | Mount and the sermon was deiiv : - ied by the Rev. L E Ras’oerry ol Kinston. Sunday 11:3ft a in a sermon was ! delivered oy ti.e Rev. J. F Elliott j Miss Edith Ray Hnwiiarit sang a .*olo and music was provided by : New Bethel Choir. Between 1.300 :and 1.500 peoph attended the fom i day session at which time the | church reported a very successful ’ session. The Rev. J. F. Elliott, mod |er a tor wishes :o tlsauk all friends iin the Frec-niount Community and | adjoining counties who helped 1 make the conference a success. The | meeting closed with the expression jof joy and happiness among those j attending Coach Walker is working vt*;.v j hard with the basketball team j trying to get it in shape for its first I game of the season with the Amer- I ican Legion All-Stars of Goldsboro i during the last of the month. Coat a j Walker is looking forward to hav ing one of the fasten teams in tbe I county. j Dad Held lit Death Os 18-Month Old Son PHILADELPHIA (ANP) j Thomas Griffin, Sr„ a 3*.year j old army veteran, is bt trig held ; by police on suspicion of killing his 18-month old sort. Griffin j denied having ined the fatal shot, saying lie was upstairs get Ong tlothes for htiie Aiphofi so when the -hooting occurred. | that lie found him shot when he came downstairs. The ease took a sharp turn whew police tjuesiion Griffin s five year old son, Thomas Jr. ; Young Thomas first told detec tives that a whi.e man had en tered the house, shot the child, ar.d ran. Later, police say. the | child changed Ms statement and and said his father shot Al phonso. Griffin has been estranged I I front his wife, Bernice, fm n months. She is living in Haiti : more. The veteran was held without | tall ttn suspicion of homicide A .22 revolver was found under :GrSffi.ii i pillow in hi* bed and i *i had bet.it mcatly fired, pst ■ j lice *(wtl tUliti! ION GOLDSBORO - m. . ■ f , 4 ?i, ISwJiwSl'FF:': ... VET TRAINEES AT WORK j This building is being cons.met ed! tiy the Veterans of tin* t’ikc vil!'* Training School Bricklaying SCHOOL NEWS WKEVILLE TRAINING SfllOoT', The veterans depat tnicnt of Pike i ville Training School arc makiny j srear progress durng the beautiful i weathei they have bin having so, ! the past few day- tryu.;- to c<nn ; plt’te the new inechanical buildir;- . which U-e vt.-t-. cans ai t- biukii:. • In the picture you can .see out ol 1 the buildings ;n.,t .uv ;--m, e-.n --: structed by the brickin ■ ii::- clcp.iit ! metit unde, tin i.upervKien .- t r-.i; j Richardson. The Pikt.-viiie Trainir.f : School veteians need to be I - !.- i giatulated for tne w. wuri. : they ate doing Marnor. Reid, junior and vh.-e 1 Braswell seniot visited Mi Mil | dre-d D Waters, at NorU. (V.rui,. | College. Saturday, ( h i-.-ber .’to I reported a verv li;,.* trip The follov.-i!-i* r.tuch.hli atHuaie;. the A roid T and .'Mi,! i -Slate College lout ball paint in Greensboro Saturday OetoPei 80. I wore; Hay wend Wat.:.- Eiiv.. i Artis, Grover Yeiverton R-jyinond Exum John C Ex,in, and f! H j Cherry, Principal ol Eureka Ek i mentary School IGn eka i The Student Council im-i on f Wednesday, November : ,-md eb ei it'd officers so, the ye.: a-- ioilir-.,-.*: Lee H Fort president; Mr** Lie" ■tu Braswcil. vi., p-i.-i ident. ~ ) Miss Nevooine. .-e. --tary j Mavis li. Brasweil. student i, j«.j • • so.- the scho, n i, asriiijy ali da to please report ai! class ac-Uvitir.- f aud new -so < *-r at till- Or i of tile week m - -he wui have tmu t to couipiie thfcin and ect liit-iii in i the CAKOLL N lAi\ on l uni' V' Hi! j cooperation in this matter w ill t.o | greatly apprrr'taied ai; .vl. li ! Braswell, reporter. <1 NTRAL HIGH S( HOUI Prot. W M Roindi-.at-ut h.e* an nounced Opi-nibg of the Ihe i | lunch room ..., u .-r. i ,u whiiii time ;t ‘uceii ! , , and 200 st id.: were ; -rved. Tne faculty and n..- aem body ar. very proud ,*! the Munch it .in lei ,t i,. something that l'*a*. uc-f.’.-i needed iii -p, , iun>; i., ;omt- time 1... ;i,ir\ B Sir,dii. . .'.upeuiMti- of the lunch loom. ~ . sisu-d by triemtir-r- ~l ;:u hi:, i j school students. C ache- Haiii.-. an 0 Foster am ; about to get the bs..]u tbuil tca.ns ; rounded up. A few out. ilwi tit., t ; practices have bee;, held during ihr North Caiolina is. one ,»f a a ; States in which the niystenou*; ”R-dlsease" ,|j lattie ha.: b;a found. * NfIACP XMAS CARD This appealing picture of an interracial boys' choir adorns the special NAACP membership gift card. These Christmas cards, available through your local branch or from the national office of NAACP, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18. N, Y,, may be tent to friends with a yifl mfembershlp in the NAACP (Photo b-, A#sm (JzjIJJ j __ ; cla-x under the -upervisum of Mr. Richardson. Two other similar buildings are under construction un tlie campus. pa.v' \t >. ok dealing mostly with plays and as lyntoerds ’They are looking f ir.vaui to an gar'.v s-i-a s'Hi. Althou:.‘ii in- team wilt be if,ai.ii up of mostly new recruits, he ; -til! expecting to have one of the be.-.i team* in the county. ! H) France* Airotrufth ■».r g! * fir family has icccntly taken ■ip kit, la-n partying ”, and it’s *u,ti Someorie says, “Let’s popc.-i! I and we’re -.ff foi aii'-tliei evening of yiee Ever, jH rti i.-nds .■ n m to enjoy our kitchen parties We vat her round tin stove, -.eh tiitn.':).., rurns <hak •nu rise .’oi n as ,t in-ats, and the mcry p pptr.g .1" ay . -.r• - lauphtt-i ami >av Cenversate.n Vv te.n d': done, we . an liatiily w„,i to ’ ’ Usually v - **.l-our pop. orn int-., ir, I.vidua! is.-als bt-rause some I:!.- ■: sol 61-,-i n-.ih salt and but fel *-l ■' ta Ir, a 1 . :,i-, while OtIICIS like • t wail apj.h-s -.- milk poured on it We always have 1 :e?;ty of paper liapkii. on hand iav.iiist t-vciy-.ne tietii them t-- wme away the ex cess ; rta-.-.e and -.alt And we luv.- mat- ing candyl W’ev- tia-o pernii-lif*. fud.gt-, divm ity and t-a i, a taffy puli' But Mi-shmatiew Fu.ise i* our i ite l’< rliat>-' be- .-iuse it's st» *-a:,y ttV it.t t'2 u, mh i Hallo w s into small i-it - tir ia-m i; the the-. »•- t,-.T» f'id-- •• inixtAire just before P'-'-i i!.|- it into ih.- pan if t■ ..-1. any « atijy left pver, ui •. d >t home with our putst.s packing it ! use paper tiup t-ii *u fiad ihe top in-1 bottom of tile t■ <n> softness • the p.if t-r luig.kihs hold* f!ie >.a»* d > Hi |i!;icr .d kef-ps t t,i- Jile, i-'S wh- .ti:.! -.mbroken 'i liat’- -t j,-..0d tip ’u renii.-mb.-/ when t-aeking a .Me candy for birthday --r r. In t 0,.. itt:. or whenever Send ing it ti;ro!ii.-h the man •nthusiastic about htchen 'Meitamirir It makes for su.h g, ,*d, wholesome faiuily 111 ot HIL CAKULINJAN Make Your Own Oatmeal Cookie Mik j raditionaliy, the holiday cookie jar should never be empty This homemade oatmeal cookie mix—always ready for quick baking-will help you keep it filled during those busy davs. Y nn E ?, sy *° “ se > • v l ou „ can r , make this mix in just 20 minutes, then store l, U m",™7»"riXio™*: 1 ’ *“• I ’ l " n ‘“ ki « *'»■ «»“ ««* %ok^b“c?rii!’n°“‘ ) ' “'“ h ' sprir ' kl ' *”•* B, “ ii -*« ik * # - , y Oatmeal Cookie Mix *7** ■ Make* 8 dozen cookies ■i cups sifted flour j/i.. tU( ,< SUK . U . 1 teaspoon soda *' J 1 tup siwtening * * t U>as * ,oon bak , ln £ Powder 3 tups ~dled vats (quick .. *s>ft flour, soda, baking powder, salt and sugar together three times. Cut shortening into sifted dry ingredients until mixture re &fexnulfts coin irnctil,. Add lolicd oats &nci nux well, Store in & ct vvrpd container at room temperature. leTo make 2 dozen cookies: |J |2 cups Oatmeal Cookie Mix 1 tablespoon milk 9*J\l egg < «»<, «*< 1 teaspoon vanilla egg, milk and vanilla to mix. Beat until well blended Dim. teaspoon onto greased baking sheet, Bake in a moderate over. (d<» T.) 12 to 15 minutes, p- . fcfVariations: X \ <U P chopped nutmeats, raisins,' coconut, or chocolate vhipa ♦ to prepared batter. Bake as directed above. v * Add 1 teaspoon cinnamon and y* teaspoon nutmeg to dry mix 0 egg and milk; mix and bake Jt SENATE DIXIECRATS EXPECTED TO FIGHT LIBERAL MEASURES t < JLUMBIA. S C : ANl', '1 . j nc.v> - won (•</!«!]'.; ol ihe »-staU* ;oy De?nt>i rais '.v«.d pictured .u it ; I i)foi&ctioj*! so- tho south co-jin 1 !\ n< ».-n.:rt)nt nt <4 > FKPC. jiH • lynch and aitU-pu!l tax bills hoi*‘ j sis'. Vv >! j f ua \ i y S*.n. OS in D {John on A barker t th» Truman 'hckit ,Johiifb‘N v.’ds jul.zthint owi :h- I )tmocuhc victoria- :n Un t-uaie and house of i Vfotst «,ta-; iivt '. "In the* -in a* With ‘ ! >ul; » ; nr. \ ■ in high f. : atf * on an ,'mnitx .. it wui b« very hard to pus.- any : (hm likt the- h'KPc, anti-poll tax; I and anti-lynch b ih. he said ‘V“ii kn-.w Ts it*-t lik< Uii ; SouLi t**f;i,; 11 cj h-yisL.Utt’e i\\. bill; •J!; conn not on th * i looi of ’ t - senate and be diseusesd unk-ss a i :oj .n-t ■ moo its li t'vii. He ;:uj/:icii out i!:ai with ti.o: Dcnvci-ais ;-(-o;-I'anizinp. i n- .i-aic, •-'•utfu-i ■- ■ 'a, nib :i-t the lugh i t.'KivC: ai -d '.<dii a 1. i-im-iiduu: \ .>ti-< j -i! tnattci-s He said he would ■:d H-.c imp a tar! c-tturnitttc ihai-. | t'saiisiiip. wiit-!at-i Fiat of (!.«• t.):.--* j trict ..f rolLni!ji.(. u-i- i- vt) ser vu-t and postal win.l.--.)- - ,i.-f- In tin j lattci ht- would tread a .vroup ! which ha 2 000,000 employes unde: ; id "You c.-,n re member thi-. too he : said. "With ti:(: Dt fi-m'.'at;s it: charge it won't be so easy to - chaio'e the rule* of the fen at* Ue iie.-'kirig <d Iho Re j -ut.diea:: and ■ :i< rtni-rn lioT-r.ocr.-M :- attemj.-t to 'change the une to block ftlibusUv : »**.-• a rout,‘a i ntac'.ic efft-.-Tivt-ly ; used J.. halt r-a-s.iu.- ~j ; ,iu -s.iulii 'e:n leg,i-lation 111-:., W >i..- W.ij .-i.-,: poW'.hjP renalc cc’r-n-ittees he laded as Con oally t-f Texas. foreign affairs 1 : George Georgia, tm or, : McKel i ter, Tennessee. apjirt.-pnaiiun.- : May bank South Can.-lii.a. l-ankina a.:j current: ■, TydiUf M... ylund, MMK M VO II US FOLLOW Till: IDEM) I TfIiISVIJaLK - ANP > Returns !oy ! 1 t(- most fhiit i’j<i .L’jti' tnjt Iht* :>> ro voter . n Kentucky tullciw ■•d t!,. general n,<nd In the icceot ‘ pre-a.teiitrai electiou The third ilia "'let which include:; l.oußviile, 'VLieli i>- 75 percent Negro gave a rriaj.utjv to the .Rtpuplieari ueket. However this percentage tva.-. -uut •c- l'i» >n a- it has laeasi m previous Tlii- indicate* that. Truman i and Barkley drew unusually on the Negro *.ote. it r believed that : Barkley « native son ot Kentucky ■ influenced a greater numbe, »rt ! Negro voter-i this yeai than at ury ■ ttuie hereto tore. ! In the Thiy d district, Ally. Al led M f'arroll, a .Negro candidate • for eu.g, u n the Progressive ttcLef polled more votes than Hcn- J;.- Wall ace. | fn Loui-.vilk*. Prof Geavge W. Jackson a retired teach*, of the Louisville Public Schools, ran fifth i in the rack fc. one of the two va • fancies on the Louisville Board of ; Education. armed forces. Lie also pohsitti out that “souiii- i 1 t'vnt'i - wid be fnembci a ol all ui ! tho;:o committees when assignments ; are *'L3€*e/ COLLEGE HONORS JANITOR AFTER 25 TEARS’ SERVICE RICHMOND <ANP) The pres ifici.i iJ the college, the t.,ouhy and • inter 1 tly of M’lbap'- dedicated • ! day t • !••• janitor. Howard Cherry, j f'U i; i.« i Vi.-:(I S of St 1 vice last ; week. bin- iiob college jammed the . j cruipc} for “Howard Cherry Day” I vi-Uf'' ,i! ihe school Cherry i bov. ed hi:, head in thanks to the college as he was speechless u.< . -Urdcnty yelled “speech, speech!" • for n.ori than one third of the or ‘ In- iy; i Smith, president of fire i. school. p:nw the following l citation 'u the honored janitor. "On this, the 25th anniversary of b"Ui coming to Mtllaaps College, have gathered to honor you ; ’ n'-:f than one third of the or ■: ! -ary nan of human hie you have given iaithfui. horu-.-i and d«- ; voted s i v ice to our Institution We have found you patient, un a .-sum big. friendly and helpful. Vour devotion makes us feel that it each in ins own sphere can do Iso good a job he will do well. ; Vour lone .-ci-vioi* ras idem, find : o with the -chool; you arc an • integrated part of it. useful and - 1 -* - S itul sri 1 ofl ay We, as fai - u? v and -tudertr nono*’ yon wh.h •in -iir ise and wifi, our gifts." t. i'.h'i’i Can president of <V liii.it-m i ,'injv, him a cash gift i'ar mi by student cotrlrioudont >i:vm.'il othm persons spoke in hor> j es Cherry including faculty 1 'nend.fr:: Dr A. P Hamilton arm i Dr, M \ White As the student:, cheered rod rail 'd for him to speak. Cherry near ;ly cry iir;/. ghtd: "I thank you people and all the doctors. 1 don't know how to ap , | preciate this " .! : afer he commented, “I can :, stand flat footed and say no stir ; Ideal ever at Millsaps hurt my feel , j Digs.* Bustamante Resigns KINGSTON. Jamaica <AN Pi i Witiiam Alexander Butaroante, the | ■ oeU ticnlar political figure of Ja i mru, ,i resigned Tuesday as mayor -i °f Kingston. Head of the legisia ■ j five body of Jamaica, he also held i the impor'anf cost of mayor When .; he look that office a year ago, how -ve;. he aid he would hold if only one year. L. O Nev/land- deputy reavoc. -iK-cve-d "d him. Mayoral election will take place in NovStn i her. Bustamante will support New for the post. tiETOND SUCTION IINVfTK STI'DEIN I'S TO ( N INSim SI, i -UA.fv.il i AfJPi Student, m j Flordin s Sn.no College- wen ol • ’ (ci eel an extraordinary oxpci ierei in practical race relation- when repremntativt-.-; were invited to •' tend tin second annual Florida institute on United Nations. The invitation which came as a dirty! result of the suggestion of whin | university students here, was t x * tended to Florida Agricultural and • Mechanical College Tailahnsse-; 1 Bethune-Cookniati College. Daytona . Beach; Fin ida Normal. St Aug-; u-1 in: and Bid ward Waters Co)-' lege, Jacksonville. The four-day Institute will be j field at a white hotel on Miann ; Bench. Lecturers of various nation- j alities will discuss a wide range j of subjects related to the United - Nation’s role in world problems , Topic include. “The Function ot j the United Nations, “South Amei ■- j lean Trade Relations." 'The l.'hal-! • ti nge of UNESCO," UN Fast and j I Future.” and '‘lnterpretation ot j Russian CultuTe.” Background lee-1; tUH : on the {IN character will be; given during the course of tht tn- ‘ itltute. Mil,HO I.OHOM.K WINS ELECTION RIVER ROUGH, Mich. iANIh i Anotln. page on the democracj side was added to the history ol Wayne County Tuesday when vot. ers of both races elected Di. Arnuei B. Milton coroner of this county It maiks the first time in bisn.iy that a colored physician has b-. en ,-leeted to ttie coronor’.-- office fcy the votes of the people ol Wayne County lee cut oner s position eat rtfs a •-•alary ol sti.obo pet ve.e plus at low aiiccs tor exp uses "-- | frlMi -TfTfT 1 - r i i --- ■ ARTIS FISH & FANCY GROCERY STORE 654 East Elm Street Phone 2031-J Rev J. H. Artis, Prop, i RELL-STAURT )-umilu»v Com p s - nv Quality Furniture, Reasonable j Prices 22? 28 N. John Street •j Goldsb-Jru, N. C., Phone 1760 j A ! I 0 1. 0A N S Wayne Finance C,o. “DftIVK IN TO BORROW" lames * Ash Sts. • Phone 1024 ELMORE’S RADIO SERVICE Sales and Service Street Floor Burden Building | Goldsboro, N, C. Phone 218 k j Southerland (nill COLO BRINKS AND Bf IKK 221 WEST PINE STREET AIfDIF COLE, Prop, i —1 For Prompt Courteous Service ! FOYE’S BARBER SHOP 405 SOUTH JAMES ST ODELLE l OYT Prop . " j The Green Parrot! j 327 SOUTH JAMES ST. HOME COOKED FOOD BEER ~ WINE SODA Mrs. M. K Pennington, Mgr. Moore’* Grocery WE BUT AND SELL FRESH COUNTRY PRODUCTS 505 CREECH STREET FREDERICK MOORE, Prop 1-- - - - ; ——-■— .-i--::..:. FINEST WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Eastern Carolina Precision Work* 117 ORMOND AVENUE GOLDSBORO iiwwwiniiwwrkwOTiwwwiwiwiWßUiiiMimwniiin(ttnwuManpm%, SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Cor. S. James and Elm Sts, Branch Office N. Joha Bi. ONE DAY SERVICE We Specialise In Women's Silk Dresses and White Sweater* PHONE 1579-R WE OFFER A FULL LINE OF LIFE INSURANCE PLANS IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ONE SEE A REPRESENTATIVE OR CALL THE DISTRICT OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, 301 S. JAMES ST., GOLDSBORO C. C. SPAULDING, President E. R. WILLI A MS-District Manager J. B, TAFT-Aeeiatant Manager PAGE SEVEN Goldsboro Merchants And Business Persons Made This Pase Pos sible. Give Them \ our Trade. ALABAMA MEDICO LA LICENSE SUIT BIKMfNGiIAM (AML Hi Willia in I, Drake ol fa«« I nid sued the slate hoard »I nudical exaiuuieii ori (lur|*- at denying him his nghtfui license to praitice medicine lasi week, Ilis sui. was filed in cir cuit court The state hoard revoked his license September i!i when a federal court convicted him of violating tne letieral narco.tes act. In lus suit, Dr Drake said that "any such violation was umcilUur on his part. clothe Your f amily on C H E !) 1 T K A D i' S ' 123 EAST WALNUT ] HICK’S LUNCH ROOM New Open For Business Short Orders and Regular Meals. Cold Drinks, Ice Cream 862 N. John St. Phone 9189 Mrs, Frank Hicks. Prop. : -z-srays; ■! .si mw. COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION GAS AND OIL 1311 N. GREEN LEAF ST COLD DRINKS AND BI ER PHONE 947 J H. 1,. JACOBS, Prop. Your Credit I* Good At j i (hja#^ \ FURNITURE 115-117 East Walnut St, GOLDSBORO I LL’S FUNERAL HOMfl Home Office of Christian Aid Mutual Burail As&’n, Inc. Freemounl, N C. Phene 3161 J. W. Lee, Prop, | SUTTON * LEWIS Furniture Company 1?4 E. Mulberry St. Riasonable Prices In FURNITURE OK QUALITY ! TI"i()M!*SOYS SUPER WASH AND SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 905 V JOHN ST. 9 LBS. 35e PER MACHINE Mrs. I'csri Smith. Mgrs. FOR DELICIOUS DINNERS STOP AT Micky's Soda Shoppe 333 S. JAMES ST. | "A SPECIALTY EVERY DAY* Moyers Grocery Taney and Staple Groceries Fruits amt Vegetables Itit SOUTH JAMES ST. PHONE 8134 Stiver Moon Bar ALL KINDS OF SOFT DEINKS BEER 229 W- PINE STREET ALEX SWIFT, Mgr.

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