WEEK KNDKN<; SATURDAY, JANUARY I, {HJ9
PATRONIZE
THESE
. ADVERTISERS
THE WEEK IN
GOLDSBORO
By E. A. THORNTON
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Mr. and Mrs. Waller Williams.
Clinton, N 0. Mrs. Ophelia \V i!
jams and little Arlene Cole, of
Four Oak.-. N C. ami Miss. .la.
outline and Louvcnc WUluihis el
lG \vt<;n Grove, N. C. Were ti:
hol.da.\ mu ts o! Mr. an i M..
K. A Thornton at <>l9 t>«*v- •;«iiv
Stre et.'Mi. Cli ; .-.a and Frank M-
Donald of Norfolk and limin'-r
Institute, Vs wore tin holiday
guest.-, of Miss Matt a B. B. st
Among the visitors in town
during the hoJidv ■• were. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse and Daily Wil
liams of Philadelphia visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Blanch \V
Edwards on Popular Street N
hie Wall of Brooklyn, N. Y. vs
iting his brothers, Elbert and
Hebert Wall on Dt ntnark Str- 1
Sgt. Williams Washington of
Camp Kilmer, N. J. us visiting
his father, Willie Washington, on
Cent. : Street. Miss E*?eL>e
Whitted teacher at Statevi la
spent the holidays home with hti
parents, Mr. and Mis. Eail Whit
tcc}, on Miller St
Miss Mablf Ga\ in, te.icm .' at
home with her parents Mr. mid
Mrs. William Gavin on Podula:
Street. Mrs. Minnie Dorden M
lev of New York City is spend
mg the Christmas holidays \\ nh
her mother, .Mrs. Oppie Lee Horn,
on Slaughter Street extension.
Mrs. Laura Hardy of Kinston
spent Christmas da.y with he.
son, Thomas Hardy on S. Gem
fjia Avenue,
Mrs. Connie Thompson Ryd'. ",
Walter Gray Thompson and Vic
tor Walter Ryder of Hampton
Va. are visiting Mrs. Ryder's
mother, Mrs. Eunice Thump.--m, .
pjn. Grcenleaf Street. Mrs. Harriett
Bland Thomas of Pittsburgh -
visiting her parents, Prof, an 1
Mrs. C. I, Bland on Virginia St.
Miss Alice Ok!- % of W.. -.hm.-to
ID. C. is visiting hoi motiu-: and
* . on W ; J'.e Street M.
Mildred Jacobs vi? ting ft. •
parents, Mr. an* M:s FraUK J •
cobs ori Marion St: cl
Cps. Earl Jackson Graham ■
Fort Lewis. Washingt m is sp<
ing the holiday at !: me with ms
father. John Gr; at 437 f ... f
Elm Street Cpt. Graham i
former student of Dillard High
school.
American Legion Make-: Needy
Families Happy
Biyant-Be.-d P ' -V . 215 A
.can Legion and tf:* Legi-.r- A ■
iliary were very succes-sf'D ar.l
vleasctd to plav Santa C
thirty five needy tamilie.- < n
Christmas Eve. The comii :tt*
prepared 35 baskets of fruit an -
groceries and deliver-. .1 them on ;
Chri-mas Ev. vvnwh in ad *.:k n*
tpel \e; v l-..prr. ’1 -■ P •■■■• •
giving to needy families, ha- ■■ n
cairied on by the American !..<
gion and the Auxiliary fi.r many
yea ( s. The members take great
..be sent cigarettes to tr> • \vt
pi ide in this type - set vice. 1*
erans at Oten Hospital.
Members of the Past and the
Auxiliary weic-orne home Mus
Georgia Mae Smith, of Bennett
College and Miss Wilveria Ba.ss
•it Howard University fu; the
Christmas holidays. Misses Smith
and Bass are reported to he do
ing fine in Chicago. Miss Smith
received the American Legion
5J50.Q0 scholarship Shis year and ,
Miss Bass won the local oratori
es! contest prize this yea. The
American Legion is vc v proud
of these young ladies along with
many others of Golds!; - W,
-v>h for them a successful and
Ilappy New Year.
Tire American Legion All-Stars
added another victory to their -
credit Wednesday night, Oecem
:Vr 22, by defeating the Dillard .
High school Tigers ba-hieiball
team by the margin of 29 to -o.
This is the AH-Stars sixth straight |
victory out of seven .-tab.- dur
ing the season.
* High score for the Ail - Stars i
Willis Best, 34 points; and N.
Durham, 11 points. Dillard, Hicks
and Smith. The All-Stars will
play the following games Janu
ary 3, the Trojans basketball
team of Durham, January 10, it.
Raleigh All-Stars, January 13.
Camp Lejeune, January 17, R; va,
of Fayetteville, and Jan
uary 24. the Globe Trotters of
Kinston.
Tburn ion's Aeen-Age
Casino Topics
The annual college nrom was
held at Thornton's Casino 1 ues
day night December 28, at winch ,
time a large crowd of boy* and
oris home from the various col
lege/: throughout the state- -.v oe
present. The Casino was. 'beauti
fully decorated with the college
motif, showing each college ban
ner represented. Colleges from
out of state represented were,
Howard University Va. State,
Morgan State. Kent State Uni
versity, Fisk University, an/)
Hampton Institute. The group en
joyed an evening of fun and
dancing. The affair was given by
Mr. and Mn, E. A Thornton, pro ,
priotors at the Casino l
n • (
Tb • Kmptv StmCK!/u : r tuui *•
tv. sponsored by the Won:..nk
Civic Club -e/as held Friday Do-
:comber 24, at 11k coin:-;
I center at xvbi.ch tin.; hetw- "n ,
1 300 and 500 children were- made
hnppv At the party each ceild
was given fruit f-iys and ere.
cl. tiling i>! vaiu ■ t ■ take Toor
with thc-m. A progiam w ««s ur
ranged at vi.urh time the -m< ny
of Christie.; -• carols was cnioyc-d
by all. Th- pre-'ident an! e n
b- i'- of the Women's Civic Club
• wi.-h to thank >v. ,-v one who ' t
helped to make thU mf'-i.-od a ;
success. We wish te-i ail of you „
pncDra ii. and happv Nov; Y :i" I
The Little Tneatre Inc, v.;d
■ have its ti/.t regutar meeting a
th .c \v ce;-.i- Jar.:.;. v 7. 1940 n
th.,.- home of Mr Thompson a••
•liler Street. Bryant-Best Pou
No. 215 American la. cion .'CI e
meet Tuf cdav ni: hr, Jaiutatv 4. ", .
: p.m. at Thornton 1 ;-. Casm-"- Nit I
' members ary urged to be pm t-r.;. ...
E \V Wright. Comn Mid'
Vottctl Authors. Ports
Edit INo in, of \e«£i*o
. N'e-.v York (ANPi Langr-ton i* 1
1 Hughes and Arna Bonte-mns ■■
i : , i , c e. ii ’ a
j p netr v anth i'C. containm;* ;
| work t 147 p'ets. entitled The i
Poetry of tf:e Negri., if was an- T
; nnune ;i - ere recently i-v Double- -S
day and company, publishers. Tn.
nruholug-, cove: : a nei-.oci preced b
The first scotien .a devM.i/'l -c ’■
;th •' \V( <l ' JC*' <• t NC j£?Q p 1 •'■' t> ti 2' i
j covers the widest possible ' u.,.-;--.
srevealing the growth ot th-- r\e
!grc> problem from regional to »■>-
tional and world proportions. Tb. • >
two ininc si c/i -n m; ii.di- ::
\v :*k . f Car::, bean r.- tc. some* o‘
aft* Veil ;.a *- * 1/.* tii *. *ii.* t.;
time and f-.at of vhif. poGs who e
have w: rten .-.bout Nb.-g. - mm
Nee,-,-, pie
Both Hughes and B .ntemns are
■authors of national ; -mite
Hug has aufimnxt . -v. :rl
books of poems short stor.a ,
novel plavs and tnograplc. B.m
--i tempts offering includes s v; a.
nov. . .. iioet.iv mV) cc-amti.-•-
lof the i'.it am. a/a S». Lcui-.
Woman
drawn up for toe Asheville area ;
under il.e It cdtrship of /he Asm
vit'e C- . iii her el (V.vmer cC
Rf-f .tuniiinii that rliaif.bi is
: "!i ir;fpit ni .inci that it slsit
.r-.s a hip.h reqmvarn.;ev.t U>r pit*-
; h.ic'c , }; i coton has pn-o
--! -■•h!y been tho most important ixinc
a»Ur r.A.; r in t-u.bUni* North C:u
--oii-.,. t»'j expand production oi in:.--;
cnp. tao W. W. WnodhotHC. Jj..
>ofi ho S • ‘\\o. K x per imoi l l St at/ot;
Artistry In Glass
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ST. LOUIS The hooded gent
above is using a new twist in the
ancient art of decorating glass at
Pittsburgh Plate's Studio of Crea
tive Design here. While decorative
glass is one of man’s oldest means
.f beautifying buildings, experi
ments are still being carried on to
improve techniques. Here at the
, studio the processes of design are
carried through from creation to ;
execution in plate glass. As demon
strated above, designs are etched '
into the glass by sandblasting
through a stencil which leaves
only the design bare. After sand
blasting the glass may be beauti
fully tinted or gilded, or left piain
to suit the individual taste. The
hood protects the operator's face
and ey.M from flying- sand and
gitt/c. and also prevents him from
inhaling the tiny particles. A sepn
riif.e oxygen supply readies him
through the small hose at the re*:.
vShCoNlf sir ;j/.H
ft /% t p| q*p /-* f s/%
vit KJ aj .I** 11 $3 aJ
FARMIIAM) FOUND
DEAD |;N DiT< if
,\EAK HEim OliD
HERTFORD Willie ti on Whi
N’egi ■ ln;m h.-ne. •• ;. R.-ti u - J
in an ice and v..iit-i till* ,i ditch
Slinct-.iy iftt-rfiiion cal th.- T,ci f,.c::i.
tcca'.c-d ali.aii runo ir,t:. > ca.c - I
N'.- v- Hope
T. 0 u . d la 11. nc. .mil !; to IC
pc i ts. -., . v seen fi r-qceiv,i\ Satie. -
day -.1 ii :i. , Wt-hLs Sn.it
Ctiristinac tiatty dm-ii.g the e;uiy
,1:. 11 ~- eight. He* v s f.i.uui
.Pout 3p. .-1 Sunday by r< ; -.:haid
White, re idem cf tlit- lu.
n rlll.-ll v:iv ■i ■ !*.'.(•
fl.’lTi the -aefi.
White v a !■ uici k
cl. th- s and ijoct;.; loct v. l-cnm
face do\vti in ' .e elite!). Mm!.'
.if m: the • -ani',.- iiulif..l..d ' nc
rmd 0r.,1y it: .do an off-. : nl
- out ut th.* did !>. A b Jit- id
ccntainin- $24 v.-.i.- foimd in hi-
Dan Sells Eet To
l'a\ S2OO Dm lui s Itill
(JfiORC;E'l OWN. S C • ANI-'i
A S2UO bid <■ . ,• i-.in .d . -catimud
can; ed King SlakeM, a local rc->-
den 1 . to sett two pet nog:-,, m/wc
last week which nc had kem ■ d
ii: ven ‘"the best of eve: ything" tor
inon* thai: 'ye.es St'-'kes' decision
to i*c" the no l : i iir'k v'i.'i.- streay
pf'M's ;lci f-.ion Ol; 1 {■}.{'■ \j oT -'iis I'oU
in i>mi Pn
lev quit*? ;Oi iie liiiio. St<ik*.-s- iic
hts twq could c.'it. vvfjl], UnUcr
h ia vin > v c ■,■ re t hey reaeh ed 5 •: >}>
ti nidi!’, blit he could riot bear the
idea ot parting with them. Ltd
month, however. Stokes wa> ser
iously burned by scalding writer.
The medical i reatrhent cost him'
5220
brouAhl Iris narrow to
market. He sold it for SI Ohio. The
he amount needed
The importance of ha my bees
for poll lira then is. indicated by a 1
u-iv pom beo/y tried in Ohio this
w-c-r. Bees me needed so badly ro
dint State lhat the E'ederr.J r verii
driy (;f *i\ iit} t .. . i ,
j 'AL fEATURt'S - J—- - . , , A . , „ c ! n ' i
, a ■' r>;D.J GLAD TO KNOW J
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K= SECTION WELL YOU WERE T?r ARC'D *Y
:TET> BY TfiE PB&PL E •Al 4o en Ur ‘ A -t #?#!'
<:*- W'iTH 05/ NOW THE OT-i'eß N G-hT YODNCr
»PTURED AND BROUGHT w "c
5/-HE REFUGES TO TALK—'VOd <NOW k
i - AND if WHAT i think is TR:.>r thaTl
* BOY’S LIFE WON T BE WORTH WVL'C+f I
I until we haul in The bis- catch .-'
■ ---NOW HEBE'S WHAT i WANT SOU
■ AMD SPARKY TO DO ON YCUR
ML first special assignment// JW- I
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* T>o! HAVE TO KEEP J IF YOU SL! P
| THIS SUCKER STUCK ) UP SAMPSON, I'LL i
I !N ME FACE ALL SEE TO IT THAT
L%6^T tler? r VOl: Di - .'period;/ I
f DEc2/ I ZA DYING-1 NOW GET GOf.NO/ i
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GO V’ 7 SCf-JOLA RSHIP
GRANTS DEQUES TED
IN NEA LEG (SLA TION
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CHICAGO- Maunne Meyer, 19-
year-o’d employee of a record
.hang--,,-i and wire row Jar rnan
ufacturer, not only works to make
v. ire recorders, but uses one to tell
her family in Wisconsin that she
v.-as the winner an the company's
"Idea! Farmers Daughter" con-
R"C Miss Meyer wa- picked from
20 other contestants to compete ir. j
the national "America's ideal Fm
ai«''» Daughter'* contest.
I \Ji*m °* '”’ K now' <
S*GCSSiPV OLD DAMES AND VOU'LL GET ■ >lfc
PLENTY Or INFORMATION ' WWA'T VOL! MISS WILL
?£*!*L W VOO DOH*fT LOOKS LIKE
p OH A: Bvi - ■•• ,ER’S iS ] SAV/WHAT'S A. r / NEWS BROADCASTERS
RtN TROUBLE yAm.V / HE DONE NOW??)] ( ARE; ON THE AIR SAMPSOnI
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: A A aI : cbol.n sh-;.ir b, . aid ••!
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i 4 i. . 111 :■ ii■ i i
guilds ay.i :li -1 ;; i: \ dist'i :i, in.;
jjlon b*. *';.■/.'/ es race, < r<--G. :Tx, j
<>:• oth. . social c* 11 uin-taiv- ..
Tn. s-MK-n.i vu. ' a! lea '
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b-’u-d and Intfginft u i ■■■
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I- UGS \w;.-n lu.'i* -
V' 11 > r \ i {'ll) * H'n ,>..,,.1,-/
j '4 l( ;\ 2vj i ) 000 or 250.00() sV D '•*- :
II ICKES EEPIA( dS
ED!?DEE n\ I:O\DD
Tw ‘•Ovv-it Cc>}}‘ 40 .Boafd of Tn;, - ;
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SE DREW G!TES
RACE'S NEED r 0
more nncioßS
MON'. ■ •( i p>
1 Hot i f: ■■ - i. ■■ re rrv. .■ i. 1 t j.;i.
■' '.. v ;es i>:' 1 I!. it, ■
ilh: :••!•>!,D: 1 •Nd : pCrFO
Ts ■<■ vniUi fusnos.-- It land v-t.
j Chi. ;:i.tt-i::\J iratwiiit
A! i'li.'i Sri!c ji :u itor
! -■ .! TiilatH- of Howard Unix vr?
!.y .'. 'tv;:' (’. Kvun - ■ { the war d
' ' rtnv.'nl. Ih-nva.i Dree' edut
; ■ 'll -..aria! ■ of the TV A; Or ;
■l':-- .T T Wj.hJli:;:.'! Tu
IJr H. Cfuau.il :Y; ;
;Aj • ;).;.’OnU''Uts * Vi* ,!
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.'Sb'li! LO ptVVCuh' i.' !G>*C- ; ! ■ uE'G’df
ill bill handfaj gi \vr ;■ } -<i, a
..a.] i-ich*.!..l,.:.ca of .»>
■"opt 1 Honors College
* and Dme Chairman
YORK - Wi; ■ E. Co
in ti
.'■(a; Slates, hat? be« *; mack
- ; <* ■ ■ : -‘ *;f ih€f H ft iv s ei'j\l lr:.hre i.■
'G }> ! m/.- XII, in
toj-dim? lo v.-,.-vd vfckeived here
G-ottur. a Hrtn'. ■ coupGralio
'
P' ■ BELIEVETHERE^'
SOMETHING-‘WOT’
: SEM INDIA'S < o, ' : P>
! ‘3O WE RE PROTECTING i>fY -wVv ■
W W;M HE'RE WHILE J J \' 7\
f WE LAUNCH OUR A
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SECOND SECTION
m FSA Head Scores
Medical Bias In
Banquet Speech’
u NEW YOU K • \NP) Federal
: .Aunty Administratoi Oscar it.
■ ; Ewing l.'.ia.sti-d eeereaation in LV
ill-. hosp : kils and modiciil schools of
pc the iv.ition in an address here on
'i'ne-d.iv ui' n!, before mure Muni
! 150 persons, attending the fifth an
•dversai y dinner of Sydenham ho--
iie. n’tal. hi id at the Waldorf Astoria.
■! The principal spoaKer at the SIOO
si- a plate tiinnet : fated that under
• tin l existin;.: pissent conditions
a-'"!l ir. caaif-i for a camel to go
L ! Ihrculm; the eye of a needle than ii
if-; is for a Negro to be admitted to
'.he majority < f ova medical eoi
i: . ieges. •
In sp - :king nf the c< nntry’.s only
; two Ne;.',i i nu'dicai schools. Howard
autl Meharry. Ewing said that tol
u . low.n:' thn report of a sjiecial in-
Jr. j tnr-agei'.cy cunnnittti’' wliich siusi'
*-••: i«the pr l ion of Ns health.
in. I lernei; h: Gallinner hospital Jayi
yi. : Se.uiernber.
The : pcekdr concluded hi, ;:ni.eeh
iby remarking about tjio Naiional
Health Insurance. He scored n.e
1 . American Medic d os:-cci.ji. nit Icr
j ■ *'s Oppos-tti'di to toe program, •The
'‘j ; baur t..f the.-.e eentieint n is i
A ; • •i" ah in at the dinno- w.r-■
, Ur. At-.i ;it.!... ,j. Vinson, president!:
•' of He a ard Univ.-r it;.. who hn
!ijilUed in remarks with the |,d
i' wing stuieivienl:
■Tor 50 yee.i < wo have been ox-j
; pih imer. i ing in Race Relutions on i
!is ic theory non -sofireg'ut.ioi i i.s -
: i. ’t oxpc-ii lent ar.d wo are aiso ex- !
j.utr.irc'iititu'? lb lie par!iti.-nir".; of!
I -a Eternal inri. A. . have not rmiy
! -Ifwish, Protevtani and Cathmic!
,j J Churches, bus we even have h'mk!
: and white churches.'
. I ConVinui’ta, Dr. Johnson said!
1.. 1 '!." a is VVi y ODIISpiCUO'.K that I
1 ; there i - not a single me. of life,
, j n any sin; lr state ,»f the Union, j
c j where regrcgaU'-t: is not praolir-ed, i
; sod that not only segregation must
, n - ,; ’ e uhoiirhed, rut even the method |
; : it. If. n Dorr,..era,;.ys < y,,.,).
.... i Otoe; guests; at the celebration in-!
: dueled Ri.t.ert F: Sherwood.
isme Halsey. authai of •‘Ccs-r
:r ' - r;<J > 1 »;’ii! J .r W. Johnson, ci>!!«•(•-
| Internal Revenue, Janies M
jv. ccit .I't'i’Ci'cii chairniah of tlie]
New Y.v.-k Rod Cross Fund j
; r vc - : i v T7 and 1SH8; Lotus; Fair. J
• ;Y r,i Y:: 1 . |
,-iatr.y C. Oppcnhoinw;. cmnrri:.w i
I th< - Hcsp-ictl's board. Rev. James
Ti- i w.vw pastor i.i Iho Clturca M'i
;S !t‘ Master, and , tn- of the onwt d !
.r m
. • • ■■■•■- s mat Limed the
I ui..egtAUon m Negro and white
•
Ihe Green Parrott Case j
Ham* Cooked Fo».d. Beer, 1;
’-Vine, Coid Drinks
327 S. James Street
Mrs. M. S. Pennington, Mgr. I‘ j
*V H. Griffin and Son
COAL FUEL OIL
47 Phones 47
Goldsboro N. C.
Sutton and Grady’s
Lunch Room
Cold Drinks, Beer. Shorf j
Orders, Weekly Boarders ,
409 Soufh Limes Street
Hillary Wuolen. Mgr,
' |
B ELF.-ST A CRT
Furniture Company
(Quality Furniture, Reasonable
Prices
227-28 N. John Street
Ooldsbaro, N. C., Phone 1760-J
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE
Sales and Service
Street Floor Border. Building
Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 2188
for Prompt Courteous Service j
FOYE’S I
BARBER SHOP
405 SOUTH JAMES ST
ODEf.LE FOYE, Prop.
Moore A Grocery
WE BUY AND SELL FRESH j
COUNTRY PRODUCTS
505 CREECH STREET
FREDERICK MOORE. Prop
IT ; *?■ -"-" IL »~-~r w^’TSaffiTgr
SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
Car . S, James and Elm Sts. Branch Office N. John St.
ONE DAY SERVICE
We Specialise In Women's Silk Dresses and White Sweaters
PHONE 1379-ft
PAGE SEVEN
Goldftboro Merchan is
And Business Persons
Made This Page Pos
sible, Give Thera
Tour Trade.
I, The two i'.ui '-'.s .if honor were
Me. Anders-in ; ml Laura Z. Hob
-■in. author \ "(.lenth.-tucn's Agroe
m \UIJ lo> HOTEL
TO BE DESIGNED
in PU I WIIIJAMs
LOS ANGFLKS (ANPi Paul
; William'. - i;e of America's out
standing orchitects. will collaborate
with .mother famous artist to pro
• ducc a new $l«.ooo.0oi) Amluissadur
mile) here iri 1- Angeles, it was
revealed last week.
Aecnrding to tentative plans.
Wnb iy, wilt v-.-.iik with desiunfr
i; F,. • (L'i)de; in i emodelitt
P c \». f 11-kru'.vn iOti room hole!
•> Myer Sc inf?, operator of
:;inv\o in roses, hotel and real psialo
tiirougiioiu the United States, ar.d
iwner of the Ambassador, has
; iveii ): s okay to the project.
A'ee.re the vai'inu-; departments
; ■ ' ‘ l Tint Williams ami
Ged tie; wii! v \i; on , 1 the i;; ter
" ■inJ ; : ■k te | Clil'-I i.:i ml Greet'
eb,li t ; a : v."mining p.v>! and a
lunior ;i/e goli course.
A )-'->■: 1 cneti new ideas in ho
:e--: '’-Ti be a yri'up of 500 bunga-
: unVjl ‘-'-tme Will be connected to
'he lio’ei by special tunnel. These
; >.'-iiiga!i>ws wi;; receive the regu
| tar ro .nt service.
' hr ciu;;; nineernents the
i G.'iatnap, area during the week
if'-neb December H totaled 204.000,
: ;i '■ com.-'.ii-ed with 113.000 during the
; '' )! ■"< ■ ‘U.tin; week in 1947
SCOTT’S CAFE-
Bust in Barbecued Foods
404 Golley Street
Goldsboro, N. C.
HICK’S LUNCH ROOM j
New Open For Business
Shorf Orders and Regular |
Meals, Coid Drinks, Ice Cream {
; 302 N. John St. Phone 9189 ,
Mrs. Frank Hicks. Prop. |
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SI RVH I SI AXIOM
(.!> AND OH,
Kin N. CRIINI.EAF Si
COM') DRINKS AM) BFER
PHOM m 47 - J
H. L. JACOBS. Prop,
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(f^jOUCLCti*
FURNITURE
115-117 East Walnut St.
GOLDSBORO
fnovipsovs
SUPER WASH AND
SI 1.1 SERVIC F. LAUNDRY
9t)f> N. JOHN ST.
9 LBS. 35c PI R MACHINE
Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mgr*
FOR DEI.KTOI S DINNERS
STOP AT
ViYkv s Soda Shoppe
s. james st.
“A SPECIALTY EVERY DAT
Moye’s Grocery
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables
401 SOUTH JAMES ST.
PHONE 9134
Silver Moon Bar
ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS
BEER
229 W. PINE STREET
ALEX SWIFT. Mgr.