WT.:bk t vdint; $ \turdat march a, 1 n.tn
PATRONIZE
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ADVERTISERS
A Time For Laughter
Kids in ,i Rod (toss disaster shelter pot :i kick out of instruction front
tn "iris and Skills volunteer as she shows them boss to use water color
sendls.
NCC GIVEN $98,200
BY FOLIO FUND
DURHAM \ i •• • -■
of $88,200 fi”: " M !', h <•? t HIV."
tn the North A,. o-ii-ge ;.t i
Due! .)!>• . ;m ,r '
continue • si.*- -f ,> iuxltli
educatin' l> - ;Thi an
nounced .rwc. iy : ’ .. :• >'■■ ■ i
(l C liner l\ ‘ '• :■ •:! . \ ' ii;M • '
a! Fnuv.dat; f- " Ii 1 i' i' ■
lysis and Aiionsv rt.iv-. Prcsuien'. !
tjf North (At i.e; -i College.
Ai led ! v 1,. a.'
tion.il FoUit-.5.-!;' :: • A i
Caroliti ! C to hr,~ \g: -rously •
expanded health eihn'atr.ci
ronrscs with a »>ur i>oint i i '.-.i- ' ■
111 providmti >|>ci ini nr-til' : ■
1 i C.:
iUiv.nn'r v t;.. .‘hops in he-ftth r -d- :
ucation; (3' equipping and main-•
taming a l.ri- . lory lot rii'Yca p
health education mnieri.i!.'
(4i do term;:' :'k spoc:::c comm'.:,
ity health neod; by travel : nrt • -
servatr •
la < me
range Matth Dimes P e
drip. Eider i ihe
net a f-. . ha: 1 .-
the NcgiXi pcnp.i A,-: ';: ( .-.
College.'' to state. 'is at a ■.«: •
students f • :: t - Kb , 1 ■ .
probable t: ih< • D! p' .... j
ploymenl in :inr ; .n'Aruia: iy
as P.i'C:l l m ■ . : ' A nr.
needs of ti n s iihen*. X ■ . in
theore-ical ;mu iicid u?■....•■>
the studtnt " Pres ; dent Hide, an- ;
dnd that s.xty orients had ieeejv- j
ed instinotion under this program!
Since 1947.
While i.ir eves dl pm p of ■ ■
grant is to improve lie f n
fantilc p-ar.d • p; : and pi >•
vide f-. r 1 ettn ce.i.n : <■ dr
ease among Kejn.t- President i
pointed out that the March (
I (. health ttendat
I the South
[ SPECI AL SERY ICES
The Fa.:h T.itx': ttacie it y;
Church of Kinston conducted .u !
pre-quarterly meeting ;.-er\ ice ,<nd i
observance «>f the forty-f rA m j
niversary c-f it.- pastor, It:-hop G J j
Branch ■ f G>’H amro during . rr
viers which were conducted from!
Monday. Kir: 21 th; oU;;:i Sun- j
day. February 27
Each iglif: services were eon- ]
dueled by a dif.rieni v.siting min- I
is ter and his eon err.: >vjon. The |
wees:-: obse, \ was sponsored I
*>;• tiie Rev T G Galloway and;
the Rev. 1? P, Dunn.
The program for tin: week and ib
participants follow:
Mondry i.wly. Rev. R. H. Jack-!
sou. pastor >f pcr.iec---- d Church!
of G'dil-!..<ro. N*. arc nipamed
by ni: ehoii and congregation.
Tee fl 1.::.'.-" Rev C. I St< . ■
er .rnj, pastor of Saint James AMI. :
4 h. ted by bis c ■
find c<'ngrepation
bVcdnesdry nigiit, Re\ U. m i
Johnson, pa-t'-r of Satnt A. *. i:
AME Zion Chure . :iccs"-mp.ii;!cd b.>
his choir and eongre.t.iti' n.
Thursday right- Rev k. A. A] - j
lor a- •is IS!:'. i •• of Mm, : .
Holy Church r>( Wil.-on. N C.. i hoi- \
jud ci i itreg.ition
: Friday night. Rev. L. E Rash; rry. j
f.o.tor of Antieth i* \V li Church., j
j> companied ■ 1 choir tlci ••
legation.
Sunday aftenmon, Atunvc■; oa
.Srnr.on by fu.\ R R Dunn. .
comp.miid t'j ; civ t. ■ -.a c>,,, ,
gution of St Del mb' Chur.: ; ' A
tßange. N. t .
FLEMING- COX
SERVICE STATION
Gas, and Oil Fish Meats and
Groceries. Cold Drinks, Ice |
Cream I i
Rhone 212-8 Ayden. NC. j'
Groceries Delivered
, EDWARDS AUTO
f SUPPLY
WHOLESALE
Replacement Farts and
Accessories
Greenville
*|*|.;* Ym y- rri 9 "'p 'f JTf Y
DAUGHTER ASKS
AID OF BATION
IN INGRAM CASF
I’i IK.ADKI.fTIIA, Ha (ANl'.i
EM. Geneva Rirdikiv t:4. of f.e-lm.
«Ga. the oide-l dauuhier of M -
'H" a Lee Ingram. Philadrl
i phia las! ••veck ‘nd to lake* hi a two
1 . -tv. . ("inairs 17. and .fame .
■ Hi. hack to Georgia ! ' help m '
; V ill: chi') IV,
Tic to;. have bar:'; touriln.
I' : ::oi r -'' 1. ill’ lot a, ■
months n the in loser- oi tU.o i.
i mothci ai d tsvo brother- who ■ ■
j rorving uic .-or - onre ■ft tl'a' ci- - ;
I I'cnre slay n; of a white farmer law
- ,M- ; R’i rio . r;:,-"-- li,(- curie fu'--
| xIC-. *IY . ii*.' n'OOH i:; I\C\v vor.*v i.i >
j week Siie all ■■An •" ir..
I(' • J .( Ki •i \ .Si'ui id:?, should SljppO'.M
i iir!',< : or> i)t'(\iuc.s this fieht con
j suffoi 2 ,UWith *4 htifl lU Hl't «UK« COli
:w- •. Uijbr ! L-*' who i.‘- now two
! the nunhci :no Wailoco and Sam- 1
i a • .mri the P. ¥ idem of the;
cm: \ \. nuci* vine;
I OI? S( HrtOl. FK.HT
Ril :i.Kb\;) Va i A *•; p i V:;
. Martin A .Martin. 39-yoai old vice
aim ,: .•! the V i.-emi : NAAC’P
; h'g.'i -i d! ' named v mie-r of
i th‘ Arlington Veterans Memorial'
jVaK.'A - Voulli S' air awc.rd. '
( hr.ro i-r.-t week. According to Miss
_ Beatrice Diihie. award coin mil- I
tee rh am no. m the honor went t>
j Martin foi h.- fiyht to equalize;
j .-:ch f vl facinlif-s and tcachei's' sal
aries for Negro schools,
i A )ir-!)'. rr •-f tiie Richiiu■ I f,. i..
'of Hill. Martin and Robinson, die
j attorney was bom in Pmnsylvania.
! County. V.: He graduated from
I t Jo.v-'ard Imii'crsity la\c sciiool ac'i
I .served ar tiial attorney m the,
ice dc--rartment’s <■ iminal ciivi
j The card v. II o presented
tom at a leHiwor iai riinnei in M!
I Zionrd Rapt is! Church. Arlington
f oil A; all 1
(?atp.s I aimers
Seek Dairy Ynimals
I
A :-.!)■ rtage of dairy animals in;
j A,iU-s Con t> la- ieu .Negro far:
| er-s to flood their count v agent's
; offer with requests for cows, bred
jhe ifer and ijulls.
; H L Mitchell. N'lgro count}
. ,;rr.t 1" the Slate Colic,e Exteu-
Ihi n Sv! vice. rav.-. ■an vr a) faim
! e;*ce i..ive called a: him <-'u' eg the
'pa a .■•; k aii-i is .'piested i,- »•: he.t
■ - f. . u-o as : '.ini.-- -ov..- He is;
I’l'ecku.g *.• ith farmers, ir the eoun-
H to see J tiicre rre any high*
i'r.aie heifers for •*.jle. li,- .has aifi
asked 'a,; xtci. - i v •
' ..-••is to .. i hire )■. csi .t.iolr
■ji mu Is.
T" (i he lifers hsve been obtained:
j fri in J’. J Gat li) -. gof Gates, who
I raised the animals fro", the Jirsi ■
jduugt ! -3r of a cow which came
A'-, on Mississippi in 19:3 One of the;
.'••-•ifci which recently came fresh:
; was pirn.- 'd for R. M. Sumner, j
It is exp‘wi-4 ‘bat 11: * - other heifer j
will oe placed ver> shortly.
William Gatling of Sunbury. for
• whom the agent placed a bull last 1
j summer report:; that the farmer in i
ibis community appreciate having!
liTibi animal available,
SECOND SECTION
ATTENTION...
KINSTON READERS
Thom.'"*. Bailey ii lhc man to see ior getting nev;s in the
CAROLINIAN. Mr. Bailey is a newspaper man as you know.
He will bo glad to put pictures cd ail klm<j in for you So when
you see him just thr.k about the ni#f ycu wart p* the papor.
It's so easy now You may leave news at the following addresses:
Sulton Brer,. News Stand, Veterans News —Dial 3998.
Remember, deadline tor news is Thursday of each week —
gel your news in at once. Mr. Bailey lives on E. North St. in
Kinston or you may contact William FI. Barney
ASHEVILLE NOTES
BAI’TIS I ( 111 R< II
NAZARETH FIRST
B\ Mi» Marjorie 1)< graftenreid
ASIIKVII.L.I' Rc.mla: woi .-liip
j services were held, at the Na/i.roth ;
: First Bai:!i<’ Chureh H"-. ; ii and
line St roe's. Sunday F*' bruray 27
•at j 1.00 Music f--r :i'.e .non: w,
i:--e,\ice was iOnderrd by lit.; G --
j pel Chorus Rev On.; K Dunn, pus
i ‘or preached a most informntiot'uil
; and inspirational scrnion. His sub
!<■( ■ was "By Faith- - text Hebrews
; 11 ia.
A! TOO P. M as; ci ml service
was held by the Prcgressivo Club, ;
Mrs. Maine Join’s. President and
! Mrs O K. Dunn sc veil as secro
,'nuv The Nazareth Male Chorus'
node 111 direr!i' of Pr F A
hva:i - rendered music fm th."
occasion. A timely message was de
li ve ed bv Re • Hyan! ■•-! the t ap
pidiv:a F. B 111;’ ess Church.
Th- BTU n f a< ti’OO P M. <(’-
-, - ~.iP Tin BAU DeiV.rtr.'.enl was
in. entertained by , Bade
R-yidr: . Leade! Mr A 1, Mur
phy, High sis,,,;;, were madi by
;-hr majority < u the daily Bible ,
: readings
,\i ~:30 regular cvci.ing worship
rci vice !• k place conducted by
Rev . M R. Dpi. .id. ay-Dlard pastor !
a ~ p ; pi-;, ii lf . Baptist CovCti
GREENVILLE NEWS
T , St '! k Club of the Buttlo
Lind Kelly Pitt County Clinic
U), n v;i t::e Southern Co,p. 1
the benefit oi the? clinic.
Gfueial.; of th< club rep- rted
that the affair was very well at
V s R. M Atkinson Henry
1 ■-V . Mr.* i-iai * Mrs. ’J. hn J.
Johnson a net Mrs- Martha J, At
v; ins on spent the ween on 1 *o
Fayetteville. Fan mont and parts
cf South Carolina.
The Usher Board of the Sy -a
mure Hill Baptist Church was
j-.ist at a S'.:; ( Size Party given
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hula
Edis, ;n at 415 Nash Street on
Mr nd;,'. !• ■ ai’iiary 28. Guests
: were charged admission based
upon the size of their shoes. The
playing of games and the serv
ing of refreshments provided high
KINSTON BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cann'ct
:mxv unco the birth of a six-pound, ■
12 ounce daughter on February
20 at the Memorial Gcnc:ai Hos
oita!. Mrs. Cannon is the fornr ;
iiss N A : 228
East Shine St
Mr. and Mrs Rodelph Patrick
i announce the 'birth > f a daughter,
OlJie Fay. ,n February 16, M* s.
Patrick js the former Miss Susan
H. Coed ell of New Bern.
M ... D ra E. Farrow and b'-'o
trier Ri. brit E. Farrow, Kinston,
i Retut,. 1. wen recent guests of
■ their sister, Mrs. Wiley McLaw
horn and Mr. McLaw horn ol ,
Greenville.
The annual meeting ot the N
C. Federation of K g:\> Worn*. a
Clubs will be held m Kinston or.
May 13 and 14.
II -its to the i inventiom w;L 1)
I Kinston's five mvmibei dubs »J
i the Federation.
i Mosdamcs Cali a;- Foye and Sal
lie C. Hi-11 have en named as
: chairwomen of a •mmittec fur ,
iSSV4*i.nC(.‘ C)f ii 5 PCTI ki i 4 C‘ * I» .
venti-m issue" of the Federation !
Journal-
Other committee members in
- lude MesclaimH len B. Bvmur.
Marion Wi-nu-k Lillian B. Ox
'and Elaine Card net.
Captain Haines Homy of the
Chib wer m cl large ot dm re!’,
services held at the St. James,
AMF Chinch Sunn,’ey ,r 3 p.m
i Hit Ad km High School Glee Club !
I was pri.--.nted in m ideal pra
gram at the - .arch at 7 30 p,m.
Mr ami Mrs Caesar Lawson \
ox Kinsior. Route 4. recently an
: rr.nr'- t-: *•;>• birth t a son, Cae- !
. I-- v ; f !,.ru;iry 19- The <
.an* Jr ' h. -J Miw Vir i
term Law--*'} of Kinston.
Mr. uir.! r i,'.: 1». U Lawson ,!
Kinston, Roubv 3. announce the
. •.via.-ria.Ee of their daughter. Miss \
; Or.. Bail Lawson 1- . pi, -,,m- -
. vilJe Cox of Ft- Worth, Texas, :
: which took place Sunday, Febru
ary AO,
I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kemp of
i Florida wore guests recently at
thy home of Mrs. Kemp's mother.
■ Mrs. Bertha Wards and sister,
j Miss Helen Cobb, near Graingers.
, While in the vicinity the Kemps j
. visited many other friends and re. I
i If-lives. They relumed to the.it'*
~t ..... -.- , j >-. i:,(• :-i ::g'*egation
:;!Ki e.xj ! uned by the pastor, i lie
Service wa. highlighted at the
i'io«e .cull t:h Sunday eve
ning Baptismal Sn vice Ten per
sona v.i’.v baptized. Alt the ser
vices -.cere largely attended by
iii< >nt.»; and visitors.
Tr,- foi iwirg cvints will take
; pi; ico tiu- week:
-M< uday tt no P. M Ushers' Board
Me.'ting at the church: 8:00 P. M-
Seniin Deacons' Board at the
church; 800 P. M. Gorpel Chorus
rclic.rrsal at the church
VVt'due: day. 6:00 P. M. Senio,
Missionary Department at the
church; 7:30 P. M. General Church
C r.fcrente at the Church.
Thurrd.av J:3O P. M Scmoi Dea-
B 1 it 26-1 H ‘id S’, wet
11 (ho home of Mis. l.ula Mack.
Friday. 6:00 P M. All Junioi
. Cg.-ups of the Missionary Depart- ;
:i:rii‘. .'i me ciii.reh: 8:00 P J So I
lor click rehearsal at the Church:
8:00 P M. Sunday .School Tench-!
, i v.eoti': a' the church.
Th > yv,!": was recently allow- |
ered with a surprised tiiithday .< C
gifts .ad dinner by the Vineyard
Workers' Ciub on Sassafras Street ■
ii: ipo home of Done' u and Mrs.
I Clarence Mayfcin.
. ! >£, thi ’■ 1 : ' ■ -
M . Anna B .vn -w. g->
. inother. Mrs. E\ mgM'.n.
lie .vo Ohamw. a ut p: id birth
■av . arty. Wi inus iay night
~ her guest.-,, Mr. and Mi
Dew He kb rrt Pew Mi Maggiv
Cher; v . M:w. Rosa Cutter.. M:
Haute Wi St, Mr.-. Madeline Bum
1,-v Mrs Lena Kllison, Mrs. Vio
• 1 tt.a Rasemore. Will Langley. D
vid Barnhill. Mrs- Belie M. At
Ikinson. N. J. Green, Charlie Ellt
s’ n. Miss Johnnie Cherry, Mrs
Lillie Shivers. Mr. and Mrs. Macs
Daniel, Mrs- Annin Foreman. M:
‘Ella lYnn, Mrs. Mary S. Beatty.
Mrs J. H. Donaldson, and Mr.
o DEII.
*Tb»i room v\ r «»s bcfimtifutlv *tl
tcraied with Chicken
*alad. ice tea, and candy wen’
served
jt j f I n;.
heme ia;--t week.
Rev. W. E. Beam- n of KmsUtu.
N- C will preach :d Fir: i Baptid
Church. Dover, NT. C. M -n-e-.
night. Marc]; 7 194!) ~t 8 o'clock.
'For the benefit of the Candle
: Light program given at that
• i hurch fourth Sunday night,
BVbcrch 27, 1447 uskmg .'-vm'-uii"
l-■ pi. ase conic- out and uea' him.
Miss Barbara Johnston ha- re
| turned home front a two week
; visit with her relatives in Kin
r.ten, the Rev. and Mrs- W, E.
Beamon.
Jai'-is Buck has been appointed
. gci *. • the CAROLINIAN new. -
puper at Dove r. All news may be
turn -<] in to Mi Buck. 1 appro
cUiti.- '-our in -operation and help
ing to building a paper in your
'*■ wn Thank each and every one
«,t vou William R. Burney. Rep.
BAPTISTS PI \\\l\<;
ARKANSAS HOSPITAL
HOT SPRINGS Ark. < ANP'
The National Baptist C- nveution.
li'.c,, In ought. a three story brick
i-, luilng far She housing of u new
iSO bed hospital, last week
The Baptist voted to establish
the hospital at ;> two-day meeting
Nashville, . A bath house and
nurse train in;’* scho 1 are to be
rated in connection with the
•.• nodical center, church olliciais
The build eg was originally erect
icl it' RFC Linda by the late John
• Web.- JcK.d ’NTeg-ro leadc: .When
’• Vt• !:• i• - d A • RFC took over the
. t-uildi. a church bought the
ctific i me RFC.
:t .ns elevator lac: I.ties and
the largest convention hall in the
city.
Wv. ! y.-.-- Ilk- ■ - ]■: -
i status tinder Social Security? Write
to the nearest field office for this
i information.
There are very few farms in
North Carolina that cannot raise
'One or more of the small fruits to
supply their home needs, sayr H.
R Niswonger. in charge of horti
> culture extension work at Stale
[CciHre.!-.
THE CAROLINIAN
j
At \HALIA JACK-SON
MAH ALIA JACKSON
TO OFFER CONCERT
r; c B M;-. >•:! ’'\ ; -!.-r G.t.'V
jwiil loose n Man liia Jack-on : i the
i Rale:yii d Auditorium -u
! Stoi-.1.;-. altc. .ivon. March 20 at 3
;p. m
Ml*:> Jack on. an Ap,;il- . reco- o; •
ins ! -i. w - yin n in i •
Lean' La. and today i.- known m
■ mini- ns a !”e mtiorks “Q :;y
of the Gospel S.i'grr:-'
[ She ir the ..ffinii! ...-.i.-t of f..:c
t miilior. Bapii.»ti. i.u -iur.
; )nn!a. Georgia. r dvc-,v 2! 000 e
-
I one 'f the highest fmd spiritu.-.}
Mabalia Ja.’ k. ou com.act "ii , n..
n r at -'ii carl;. ■,i jonied !i,i
JOHNSON SINGERS a. cr
|<f gospel itlgmy, MIX!- 1! ,»• J.ag,.
!! !<" Go.,pel gii'uu She n-d de
.-•inghi-;’ today
FLORENCE SCHOOL
GRI » N' t DRO. N. t
■v i'.a'v a a .winy streak for
L; . ear They have won c ignt
ames out'df thirteen games play
ed Their m rt game is with Liber*
ty. on Thursdiij night of this week.
fnc Hiirri and fourth grad:-'; gave
a chapel program on Monday of
this week. They have been stud.y
ii'v' t>- : fi. and '.verks of IF- my W.
Longfellow, and the p. ag'ram wo ;
based < n tils works Mr, K. G.
Broadit- 1., the teacher of there
you to-: people.
Jhe stiidenv; -J the -c-Liool .arc
enjoying; the new florcseent ligid-;
which have just been installed in
th ecla.-.sroom., of the school. Ki
ence is oae oi me ursl of the
Guilford Sci iiols to get Hk'sc* .;ev,,
lights.
The S’-’hoi;] cafeteria is in full
'*■ mg I'.m. a: ,{> ci.ltdi r-n a, ■
enjoying their lunches in the iu.v.
budding This has been one of the
efforts of the -mho ] and c c ,
Uy for seme time; to have hot
lunche- for the children.
Mm Funds, a white pat run of the
school has burn coming to 1 ,
school each Monday to ;fivt nitis
trated Bli>le .stories. We wish to
thank Mrs. Furnis for her great
generosity of her time and t-nr-rg;
3he Rtlr and Dili graries "f the
school have been studying (tie do
ings if the State Legislature. They
have made I.cgislativc f Id-. .. ' ,
the in.iterial which they have path
c al ,i.d thev fci.pe ' : g , : iy
_ ■'
I Attention...
Greenville Readers
i
Sharper Forms, well-know:. Gi i-env lie citizen and business
nan, ha® agreed to i . is , y for Ge- vide reader.-, of the
CAROLINIAN yet . " papers anu t~ gel their new. in. to
the paper,
Mr. Forbes will sell the CAROLINIAN at his store and
will take any news th-d readers bring in
St mi '••fist Mi Echos for a cool drink and brine war news I
- " ' i
and pick up your CAROLINIAN If you don't happen to want
a drink, bring your news and get your full sixteen pages of local,
j stale and national news.
Don't forget, bring your news jn by Thursday ci the week
before you want it published
Support the CAROLINIAN, it will support you.
WILLIAM JR. BURNEY. Greenville representative,
- .■uniw. 'a—Bm-nMemnwin i-amMua UM'.wui»i.Trf-«.mnw«w wMiMwaiw jwauuui.
SECOND SECTION
■ 'h A l i:,F,t) UK! '< .'KD.S, . j •,
for the rvaxi ry K< r tnoa: fatfious
MOVE ON VP A LiTTLi:
iiIGHKI!." ■,u of I:., inge-'-i M-ll
iir s;h! dual records cvri made.
fri ah : hr' J.„ k -sincere! •, and
rlecj-iy •.'rligious. Sue eontitu. .: ? v
■ e>. Iters to roeord other
•mid;.!*: i’AOIN ETAO FgP NA
t L ii■.i*• ii * ' ! 111; s, < -it ->, I) »i t kjv
' Ciu. c . Sl'e .v.-ll si: in une
-1: ex oi wits. 'lhr-r artists’ who
' •.'•(- ... tk‘ ; y|
i h ; 1 l<): ' -! 11. ill• j 110 i! ifd ('-nt
j . .. ... . ( ; j |r .. ifuiip i-c
*’.v• : ;*,• ! ?hl ic critics.
..mil'.;. j}? ~j! I ,'jf Sister
‘' ■ ' • ! ‘ I’ MU Ti'n tile GRACE
■ K /I' >N CIJUKCU ALL-GIBL
CHORUS. This \v*ll bp Mi>s Jack
• • ‘L -■ fl cvii ruH'» 'iCi O. It wiU
mJvm \, he, only n;r m this sect inn
A* -'list HVI9. Dot/i s wiJl optn for
itios oftonv. on pro-ram at I p. m.
<in i»ckcls wi!! be sola
•!" v- ty.ve AME Zion Choir.
Gv Sgi'-day nighi. M.ircli 20 a*.
J p. m. Sister Gary will present
'h*' a:. ; - U ini in Kii'.Si’in. N.
C Tv. p:..gran: will !j ( . iicld at
U o New Recreation Center, owned
; y the Beech Brothers. Doors will
P v : 7:15 and the program gets
u rk before the -e-m;;, are over.;
Mrs. Lucille IF. Smcllie c. ihc in- :
The rirauvitu' ciub ot tin? school >
.me rehearsing for a play. ‘‘l re I
Ci-riv . itfj ij ve ’'ii .h be pro- :
sen ted at the rcir o! March 15tn. i
M mfcer ; vi the c;:,: ; ,c- as |
Deny Ah i, Clara H'-rmt. j
Fi: ibj Suj., shiiv. Ahriiv Z-Ur-rv !
Hedrick. Gar'! LiucLay J-vier W
Rrleigh. Alice Mae Ing, am and i
Eugene Jcssus. Mrs. SmelUe is'
coaching the gmup
PKRsowEi. sm:
TALKS \! \U:()|{\
AI.UORN. Mr-, ' ANP > - Mi s. |
O. la. V, :,f* . if j. n- j
Miss was guest :pr uk- r f r the!
AN'vrv \ ,aid M. College vi-.-per
hour recently.
Mrs Wate:, spake on tlie sub-[
jfvt. ‘TkiucTu<>r> to
ijv i By ..n-i warned thv .Indent*;
C‘ b-'*...« v degree is the jtuiijc key to ;
;>I iLX’t SS
S.iO u'. slit rtj it> iniiitt St j ious- |
!y nf tiu yiAvr pr- b*!< im* which j
U «:• .Liu.': rolds and to shape the.r •
C"! ti \■:11 nft ii.'o ;i v jrkable phi Jo-:
:;oph.V of lift,
mUMADGE PLOTS !
GA. OIGTATORSHIP
ii , Al J ’K.r ANDFKSON
\T I.ANTA (ANP) - gov
Fl' irman Talinadge and iiis sup
porters ar: busily engaged in
cieatinfr a politira-l dynasty in
Cforiria that is pattemed along
the lint a of the Fluey Long
regime in Louisiana. During iie
past six week.-, tin legislature
hr- sippr v«-d ». lumber o: fea
tures which extend the (rover- |
mu'-, poiver out the state and
make it virtually impossible
iiir opponents to stall off the
impending threat ot dictator
- r.u.
No: onli is the crusade direct
id against voters, by requir
ing' them to 'r giste' every four
years and tightening qualifica
tion.: requirements, hut al-o
against other phases of state
government.
Among the thing- these hi IK
wit! provide, if r.i id- info la-,,
: are:
I’iii, tlie state Denioe; jtie e\e- J
euiive committee out of the |
jurisilietion of court.- in iie, iii |
ing if Talmage is eligible for j
reelcetion.
Give tilt' c.irnmittee power !
over question' of cligibilil/. ami
Domination for ail state offices, j
Give the legislature sole pou |
ENROLLS ATM .'LA
I.OS \NfiKLKS iAXP)
Lraneine Joyce Dupree of this
city entered the f nhcisiu of
< aliforni.i it Los Angeiv- la-t
ui ik. A Kiua’.c us ike ()<x ,i
High Sellout hf i i \t: , <>npt
lias i.iki n u;» if'idem e >t
Ste\ens house on the ti l A
i atnpus
She i, the daughter of Mr-.
FAti'lie Dupree. in inag- i ol
I s|e.: f \ s, me Boston s out
■'Hiding i e-taui ant. who i
mm ri -iding here.
Miss Dupioe re.eeiveil hn iiist.
two seas of higli school train
dig in Boston.
I RIDE ?.Irs Doris i hom es
flail, who before her marriage
liciiitL. mis Miss Dons It.
Thom,tv daughter of ,'VIi. anil Mrs.
I t!;Hi \ fhomas of Lnuisburg,
N'arfh s arotina, and I’liiladelphia,
Fi Judge B Hall. World War
II Veteran is tin son of Mr. and
Mr.'. Finest tlall oi L’uisburg
Route J. Ihe duple went on a
wedding trip io Philadelphia. Pa.
FORRES’ GROCERY
i
Candy Cigars, Cigarettes
j Canned Goods, Frozen Drinks
Fresh Sandwiches Daily
102 S Flemmings St.
Mr. Sharper Forbes, Prep.
BERRY BOSTIC & SON
Home Furnishings and
Appliances
207 E sth St- Greenville
-Next Door to White Cnev.
Co.)
_
McCORMICK MUSIC
STORE
2H East Fifth St., Greenville
Records, Sheet Music and
Musical Accessories
Tel. 3314
DIANA SHOP
i
Greenville’s Shopping Center
tor tlie Ladies
313 Evans Si., Greenville
VETERANS NEWSSTAND
IS TOPS WITH NEWSPAPERS - MAGAZINES
Life Weekly, Journal and Guide, Afro. Carolinian
PitJsburgh Courier and Comic Bocks &
A COMPLETE SHOE SHINE SERVICE
Dial 3998 George Suggs. Mgr. William Burney, Prop.
[ 231 S. Queen Si. Free Delivery Service
NORCOTT FUNERAL HOME
24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone-Day or Night 4331 Fit-pa re For Tomorrow
Join The Norccli Burial A'.-'n Inc. Ayden,, N C.
G. Norccft. Jr., Mgr.? L L Albritton. Asst. 711 S-. Lee Si:
PAGE FIVE
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And Women Sponsor
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Them
Have Another
* What ibis little fellow thought of
liis Red t coss breakfast after lire
destroyed his home during the
night is reflected in his face
<-r to uctei mine who is elected
govirnor and whether lie is
qualified.
Extend the c«*miy unit s\*>-
' tem t.- general elreUons as well
| as the democratic primary.
I Give Tatnadge pawn- to de
si gnat* which tank-, shall hold
slate funds on deposit nut the
1 amounts.
Tighten newspaper libel laws,
i in an effort to stifle criticism
! against the administration.
I.INCOLN (Mo.) SIJ KS
NEW \ W BI ILDINC
, JEFFERSON CITY, .AM .
A). Sen nn ; .-. pr; .uiii'ut of Lincoln,
appeared before hr ivmsc appro
: orintion.-- committee in ' week.
quarter:; i.. si viMr 1 : . iTfHlCsi for
t U'L'.i: iaro-e. inn! ;* v <; , v .
Sen.-ipe -aid the legislature
HOMS FURNI rURE
S! ORE
COMPLETE HOME
FURNISHINGS
Cash or Terms
Gr- nville. N. C
mmmm
Dove s Auto Service
on era l Repairs on Al! Makes
Ot Cars
Pleasing You pleases Us
205 E. South St.
Milton Dove. Prop
PARKER - CLEANERS
107 S. Queen St., Kinston
Every Job Done To Please You
Pickup and Delivery Dial 4816
And Watch For That Parker
Truck
Maceo Parker, Mgr.
BLACKWOOD’S ASSO.
STORE
GARRIS. BROS, Owners
Btcycle and Radio Repairs
Trade ins. Whizzer Btka
Motors Terms
110 W. sih SI., Greenville
EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT
STORE
• WHERE PRICES ARE
LOW '
Evans St. Greenville
Whites Stores, Inc.
WHAT YOU WANT AT
WHAT YOU WANT TQ PAY
Greenville N, C.
EMM A’S CAFE
UNDER NEW' MANAGEMENT
of Mrs. Lucy Miller
Home Cooked Foods A
Specially
Pleasing You, Pleases Us.
j 412 S. Queen St Kinston