W'FEK ENDTNG SATURDAY, APRIL 2, IF*4O SECOND SECTION " THE CAROLINIAN ~ " SECOND SECTION
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CHURCH NOTES
rut Rots Oil s IN NEW HERN
SI LACE, M. ( HUIU 11
\\ I. Griffin. Pastor
10:00 A. M. Church Srium!
11:00 V M inojr.in; wi Inn.
sermon by pastor.
2:30 p. M. Local pigicim
Y'-ur are always wclcom- - at St.
Paul.
st. i>i rut s \>i» ■:/ ( in i<( ii
Rev. S J Burke. Minister
Friday 8:00 p. M. Quailorly On
fr retire with Rev T W Thuismn
presiding A iwh fry ::i\m by the
Junior Usher Roar ! will be n mr
basement of the church Uoo'i :■•
get to re: your ‘upper at ti e
v 'll h !' ip- ) tow
* people ir;’ re. :v e
Usher Board
Sunday 10 A M Jam- ■ Umuli
U \ M. iiK.re.hu; word.';) ; v
Free.ring Elder of New Hern 1)1 -
Diet Tlie Rev. T \S J'hurdim. 111).
I P M Sunday Hclm-d
3 T M Holy C sue •■ m Sr
man by J1; Re\ S. U. Hindu
paster of Rue Chapel AMK Church
aceoinpanied by his choir and con
gregation
s:in\ till) no ns
UY JOSEPH U NKIN s
The Ret he) B i| t >: S .ml.iy
School was railed t ■■ ...-dor by tht
superintendent a! lO.ftO . A ele
vens taught b' Sister V. Boyd. B
class was taught by Sistei Man.’
Barnett, C e1.:.-.s was taught by
Brother Janus I Rdus'in 1 °
subject of the ! f ' -on was "Jesus
Am n.:: I'■ • >j>le of Other Rates' In
-1 cmediate Topic: ,Jesus (.'ne.v.s
Racial Boundaries.' Mark 7:24-27.
Banner Class No. ). Motto Text.
Cfd show:, ro partiality but : n
f m r in . -'no wh b •
Jp* , ght
bli la ipre. Act.' 10 . * :i."> Vr- ■ s
presyiit two.
Ti;e Rev Mr Os of VVii -r.
preached at Bethel Church Mur. •
day night. Mar-' h 2>». Text. "C: s ale
love lias no jr.an than to lav dev. r.
his life foi his friend. Sul.-jecl:
"Lwe." I..'vp w.;s explained
two different "v No. !. love of
Church sisters .od brother-: No.
2- L- ■ e between a lady and a man
f il lection 520 2‘r
RECEPTION HELD
FOR MISS KEMON
Tile tec '..er» of Craven C :,eU
and West Street entertain: d le t
Kr.d ■ sigbi ir. hostoi f M, .
Annie Mae Kenton. Jean's Supei-'
visor who succeeded Mrs Clara
Mann Milchell
The roccphnu was held c t .
Young Men - BttsiiiCiC:uh which
was beautifully decorated with pot
flown s. and a queen's bower a
- among tall brokcis f glad
■■•"f in!:.
The supervisor, queen of the oc
casion v ii led t : her throne by
t rear; ti mist. U -, J. Q A. Mar
lion an<l was pre.seiucd a beau!:-
ful corsage by Rex Fortune. prln- ;
oipal of the Cove Ci'y .school.
Alter tlie grand march, led by,
V . Kenion and iter o .nil-. ■>
number of inlProstin:’ Mmts ■
played. Refreshments wen .serve!
buffet style after which guests ■ n
joyed the dance hour.
It's easy to organ s.e ■» .free ride..'
but the fiadv ■■ Dutcn ireat n.l
you're the treasurer, each mem
ber becomes a special problem.
You're lucky f anybody is on hand
at. the time the train, plane, or ship
departs.
Midway Beer Garden j
Newly Open
For An Enjoyable Evening
Stop With Us
On N. Harlowe Rd„
Vernon Godeile, Prop.
GET YOUR
NEWS
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IDEAL SHOE SHOP
QUALITY SHOE REBUILDING
ttITG HELL J. KHOITRY, prop.
903 BROAD ST.—NEW BERN
~~ WOOD’S
P NEIGHBORLY' GROCERY
W Grocer, ss, Meats, Vegetables,
W Fruits. Ice Cream, Notions
Patent Medicine, Negro News
Healer Call 3269
Corner Queen and Bryant
V L. O. WOODS. Prop.
SElfoloH^E
FAIRMONT Spt .James F.
Junes* roil of Ml and Mr.. VO -
ley Jones <-f C»|t street ha- recent •
i*. - wed an !!• iu ■: rule DBcllai ;;e
from the C S. An Force.
Mr. Jonr .i i niered the servie" in
K. ~i ... i 1946 at Fort Mead. Md.
H.. took iti basic lia tiing at Sii -p-
I ,id Field. Texas . i.d Re B Field.
Ml. Then Mr. lone-- uttendtd rch ol
u ; .d< r she- uupcrv■ is lon of the air
T • ; i.o. Ci nil'll.ittd at Keesiec
F: ■ i Ml .. .1 Air;ii:i;>-. and Kn
gJiir M' i '.mil and other advanced
l eti r i at. (’lumute Fleet. 11l
In Fchni<ti>. 1947. Jones was
t: tn leici it. :.‘:c ait Nog: t out
fit Li’ckb'Hirne A F 11, Colum
bus. Ohio which i. under the com
mand of Col B. O Da'.) Ji. and
was ns signed tire looth FighN r
Squadron, which is coinmtindcd by
Capt. Fh'-ued Driver. This outfit
h . iha- od a v •'•! > itni'a l tan! . a t
in Ihi wmt.ung of our world peace.
M attended the Hilly
Ii -ah High Sell "I l.uii'ih-erton,
... :!>i:> Hi iitencied Carver Voca
' in Si ■ ■ i in Baltimore, Md.. m
!'»44-4.. \, ie ,(: ecs fit to change
is. pi. a..- M: Jones will atten N
:.d I . Cohere in C ri’crisboro l.
. d< r t ge . major n Science.
Every tie wishes Mr. Jones success
: ir. accomplishing his objective.
FAIRMONT NEWS
BY DOROTHY FLOYD
The Golden IP mr Bovs Cbe*
II tebratep the biuthday- of two i*(
i«s members. Mi -:..:- Janus r-.nvn
-e. ri and (')(!• 11 Howell by iiU'.'iis •
•i pi thci.iy parly.
The p.-rty war ven at the ho me
of Me- KiMMo rr. g: andrr. '.
i Townsend, on Saturday. March
o
A b;tau>ifu’i menu vea- rervod
te: i vo.-y au> had vt.shed '.lie b ••
many happy iftnrru. They id,..
played various g.vnes.
They i 10-.f-ci the y-utv by visitin;
and rendering a ro„ un fm Mr.-.
M.mr.n-.ie B’-'-u;it who an invalid.
Tim program consisted f the t- i -
'lut of Sciit':?uie tiiki n :n f'e
Pa k i f Matthew by Ctiuijy I •
tnan. a poor-, by G, ..ujy Lee Jones,
s.-- lo by Jennie Pressley and tin
presentation of a ! a.ske: f fruit anti
a get wc!f card by Charles Frier
' son.
Although Mrs. tllount has no
U comet ion o'ber than a wheel
eh a r, sin- is rot prong lo feel ro: -
f ' . ' !',!>, , d . ,(!■■
this fact obvious by gn ing freciv
! ' (he i.'iv. information whim
will be >so ’p.:h. 1 to n,rm um.v and
in the future.
Mrs Beatrice in ; i dj sponsor.
A urprisc birthday party was ■
given Mrs. Shamley i.cake d
name on Liberia Str ct on Satur
day. March 19.
An appetizing rnenu w.i -eju-ed
and the guests parttcip «tcd m tile
: games that had been panned j> •
their eritert ■.i T:, - :
''.'■to hs follow M,-. and M •.
1 Famed. Thomr>son. Mr. and Mrs.
lap Albeit J r.es, IV1: and Mrs
Harvey Floyd. Mr and Mr Wrivrie
Faulk Mr and Mrs William Gad
dy. id md Mr' Fi t Roa ■ M;
’ mid Mr- John A R: My fu.u
.Mr \V -idberry Fd'. itn, Air. .ur'
I Mrs. Thomas Chavis. Mi and Mr
Shir'*. McCollum. Mr and M
(.’reft Haggins. Mr and Mrs ||r t
Floyd. .Vli and Mrs Vi tibli B a'i
• win. Mr. and Mr: A T John on.
Mr and Mrs Woodi -w l.unrion. Mr
, --md Mrs M. McCrimmon, Mr. and
j Mrs A M Thompson Air. and
j Me- Joseph Dave. M. .md ;vt: .
Wilii * Grain.cr. M- : Cla.ra l have
; Caiherine Floyd. Prarhe R. Tay 1 a
Nitha Walters Missis i.ueiile .od
Leola Walters. Mrs. tai e Tlioinp- i
son. Mi'-.s. .Jiur>is W‘it-r
no!d Ffo.vd, R'-hert innain. Charlie
; McKellai and Krcin F ’rd
Mrs. Leake r< cteived manv beau
rifui gifts
Mr and Mi, J c .! .1 :, .on M .
Martha J A'iunsuri Mr. Bel],. M
Atkinson, and Henry Fortis of
Greenville were l.lir wi’i.-k end
guests of Mr. and Mrs Jew At
kin son of So.dh Fairino' t on t ,
February 20tii
The Philllppin" !■ iands bought Pi
per cent of ill Anicrii.an cigarette
; exported In 1948.
VISIT
BARBECUE INN
FIVE POINTS
Pis Cooked Bmbecue
10 A. M lo 10 P M
12 P M Sat
FIVE POINT
PAWNBROKERS
“MONEY TO LEND”
I EDWARD R. LAND, PROP
NEW BERN, N. C
"WHERE STYLES BEGIN”
J. W. Reese
GROCERY
groceries and Meats
1048 BROAD ST.
Dial 4481
i. ; i
new bern
i 'J//P -A ' /«a i
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V'l ' j
“Diggiii't in \ii;irrai'-. Huh'’ Don't It’s not only -HTousiu
to (ii*- I>;i 1 it iti.ty lie injur: ins to your hecrinK-
I your national guard divisions ■
1 . CONTINUE THE OLD TRADITIONS ■
} Itis is the tici-Kl;,-*' I'lOot of « on the tnfuntrn and
.4 J)irisn>ns ui Ike ir r Xat'unal G’<n;d. Ihi j arc pro
;- * j iicij unn! yt/h 7," ’it tin: oi ijtiu:: :ntuu> ivliu ’it > ui '■ ■ ‘
M-Duy i'ii' i . 1 11 ‘ ... 7.-,‘ i‘i 'i . 'ii a l at u it i ' fOT h .tud I'ttV
sr/i-i, : i :i'i(h ihf R< -ybir Ar.ity in the unvi of nny mcrt/uncy.
46TH i .i A' iUY DIVMiOM -A f -v .v o.nfit in the new National
Guard in the .'.Sih Intontry Division ol Michigan. Its Commanding
Gecorol m Muicr Gi'iuml Ralph A. Loveland, ol Ann Arbor. Michi
gan Although created Unco World War 11.
j— the iC:i has - !ri onsts blended in with the
j^ft.i new. Zor- louch* '.vdh th<-- 2nd ' bed Arrow
I <r.C‘ j Divi-.ion : Wc-rld War B. One company traces
j it.-, imc. itry lo !£C: when it was organixediOti
j the ’T>d City Guards” lor the Black Haw<:
I u War
j « Flint, Grand Hap i, and Detroit now are
| %*. heu cl guar lor- far the division's throe infantry
' rc-n To - 12 It. at Flint, is scattered
Jj-v through 13 cities. A M o number of towns are
j ifo*. inhabited by companies ol the 126th heed
e ’> auartered at Gr■•'. 1. Hop a-.. The entire 425th
•' i- -a ,D: t.'C,
The 125th. lighting ab-ngsida units from
} (ii \ 1 OYF.I. \NI> V/i- on.-tic. gave <i--> iapa;. ,ea long sus
tained blow in World War 11. Its 2nd battalion, in one of the gre at
feats of the vver. vroi- .od the- lofty Owen btanli v monr.tair.s on
font by Ci rugg :1 treii rising over S COO feet. It reached Buna in
November, 1942 to loin other units, and tough but succcssul
fighting won Buna Snuanonda. , _ . ,
Too. Ih. 12Sih '. a teal •'home-town outfit to Grand Rapids
It w a* Hr i organized there in 1874 from units Eke the
Rapid:; Guards" the! wero »»en older. Il won four battle streamers
; n World War i.
D<42sih*. d-- •gn-tf-d the 12Sth for decades, is the former
”Detro ; t '"'tv Guetd ‘ it liar. 11 streamers from the Civil War. all
bearing iar.sou-i baUD-nome* liit.r Bull Run. Spotsylvania and Ap
pomaHox. If wee: < t Santiago in the fight with Spain, and in the
Mouse-A: gonne end thros other campaigns in the tirst World War.
England Better For
Tan Babies Is Claim
[DEMON MAN IS
KDKN'f'ON x I..r '■ i■< ::7 llt-1•■! ;■ A
Ev !! g "Ay,■-.■■■-■ l;i .1 f:>iv:k'*n.
;is Ecin;- !:• id . ("kv ("win!
i jaii charged with the nuu'de:' r>l
hi 1 " -Jfif'.u • i‘ki - mnvr: law wife
D-'irolhy 1. H.-
According to Sheriff A. Hunch.
•tilt' ~'.V tij tool'. : : 1 1-< I'M',:.;.
i Porno in' Pcntx I'.: (' k. where
1 they had wo:. living :.s conflhor.-
i law hudian'i and wife for 32
1 iitoi) the.
The W'-ma.-! IVJ.S sirii a i‘ie chest;
with ... .22 rifle, w-Hm v- ji.iv'i .1 Ii;
rai;■ o of the shoving ha;, iv' I" < v '
• 'even led
SHOT GUN DEATH
WHITEVU/EE. March ::7~ An ir
, heina cond'.u' :d in re !.v
i Coroner i11.,',! Nance in conneet'o:..
willi !' '■ movie yerne" .1 vo m
of ,1 .•>tr:c*' Baidu in. IK y. .t old N
: gro >' I Welches t'reok lotvnslnp
last Monday night.
The i i Hi >\ io scene* wn i, v
cn to vie inei'J l t whm Eager"
Matthew. '.2. .cimitteU to .at he and
Baldwi- had been t this g about
| Western motion pa-ui-e just be-
I fore the fatal snooting.
Ma If hews who gave himself up
to the Sheriff,. department Old
officer.-; that he was holding the
i shotgun in one hand and was pre
paring to lake it into the Baldwin
home when the gun was discharg
ed Baldwin was struck iri the sto
-1 mach.
Just before Baldwin died in Co
lumbus County Hospital. Me l thews
visited him.
We heard a woman cay that she
felt better and looked younger, now
: that • she was taking cure of her
‘ K ? v AWMWMtors
i:> ai hi h i \mii;k;-;on
Vi',-ii:-. iAN I’;- U '
1; , ■ -. 0.11 K . : !K' • i * -1! ci : 1 as
ei-Jc-r* in Op- British Cnioniat office
ii! Lom.li'n is deeply c'lnc'-m*-'!
v. iifi liu furore ).< mg ta; .*d >
Air.vi i i.r thr issue *-f S.U'Oa'R
‘i.il'ii ~ in Krigland '
!, : er-nv a silly < vlubiti:m nf
•*■ ,ili,i:, and i- imt lms'.-d m;
lac!.-:. ' <.'U'-milu; dt'-ci ,1 r-d. I
iii, an * ificia' trip t •• ihe J.t S
fur t'-c- purpose of vi-iting ihc Afn
■in atadontx from British * • ir: -
t. win an- liv.c.g {md studying
a tin-- country. Accompanied by
i- Rub (.:. 51,:., i oi the V s.
State Dopartmeni. Ie has tailed 7.'
m it. colUges, riurlti anil sc.u'h
, where African studctiL are eii*
"fn the firs! plane,” said Cum
pniiic y hiirtsili' a native Creole from
Si* t. ' Liorn West Africa. •'Use
figure;: whirl; have been used arc
; riic'iie!;'., Thpco not if)/'OO bn
• bi",'. i"'rn of black soMI-t fathers i
n England. The number is p/ob-<
ably nearly 2 000. inf ns n< iudi- j
" ey: 1 v k w c; inpik-ed at rcg.i.-i
ts--.itft,n iri the m.attrr of race or I
<• 1 it is difficult in attain accu-,
rale figures.
”I*. dr-. ..pec. id place.” the Afri-'
■ ■.si: Engh n official v. In is u grad •,
■'inte "i Oxford university and!
; Jy !'■; fiteci- pointed 'onl. 'tiiere
i; no a ;sur nee ll,at these children,
*- " a off ring i A'neiic.sn No
k : ofri . T’" -re .cere perhaps i
ICO 000 Negro soldiers wl:.> were
stationed ir. or | .ssed through Eng- j
'un<i during the war. but ~f these j
some 10,000 were West Indian Ne- 1
gro airmen.
The next thing is that the laws j
;Ci Great Britain in regard to or- i
. phan children and adoption are very i
iTi'V - !. There is no way for ;.-j f
wholesale adoption program to be j
, carried out under the English laws, i
“Further in most cases these chi!-1
pc:: are getting along all right, it.
will be far better for them to i
go w up. s'ltiply as English children 1
and to fade on into the English '
population than to come to Amer-1
iCa and be part of a separate and j
segregated society.' Particularly j
1 since most of these children are i
*jiLi*M 4
( cl fJrai’Cf lor Simy i'3ai> r
, . h i■'
llt> '
i'Hiiioi General T.udjrv 73. dHidcr, £s>.
tCijicf of Ctjapidtits'
O rtrnuil <J>ob, I'fjiGiul a sitiflt) anfi Imctelrr to all taiijc
put llidr trust tn Ujcc, bless us, tfn» serlnnts nth ifjc aittm
in Uiiiidi lue bcrhc.: Irnb ns nub gtnbc us bt» tfjp goob spirit,
Bfrcngtlicn nnb bcfrttb its In* tin* might, that Lie mat* he to cm:
laub n sure befense against chert’ eucntr: support us in tljc
bap of battle, anb m tiic time of pence Hrcp us safe from nil
eltti: cnboui us Until eomagr anb lopaitu, anb grant tljat mall
tilings toe mat* s'rtbe thee anb our rountru Uiitljout rcpioaclj:
let (tie light of tfjp countenance, €> bnob shine upon our com
rnbes bepartrb, that then map goon (tom strength to strength
in tin* heaUenlp lungbom: ctrenglheiT us in our resolbe to heep
faith tint!) all patriots anb ccnuabes-tn-anns lit* fearlessH*
ntainlainmg our liheittes so itobln toon: grant us tin* help, <£)
that lue, thr members of flic ffhutrb States :3rmn, mat*
bnliantli* fulfill our role m the InnrO Jfcrcca of our countrt*
as a sure, strong atm fat national befense anb a polncr for
the cfitaotislimcut of a just anb lasting price.
1 *n en,
Hawaiian Hopes Are
Seen In Jeopardy
ll* 151 K l M \N ill H
, \ \(>. -: ! I. ANP ] tlx\
during the 81 1 Cc ngrObSF'nai
- . . ifcmkv. M m \
■ Uu \m
H. u i ‘ngion. Dt' } » sv,ui.,w 1
h-1 tIJC pf ; -IC ( • i >i■ .a* P:i r. i
:. i: id 7 i;n hie : i - ’d' ' • ■
V.'iV- hi*‘TlC VVb'.'l) a' t|; • r.- f ‘
’A’O(’Kd l-y’t) or. hho V.•
V, od jCgirlr.t'.G-K- It (." - ■ •
F\llttiONT NEUS
nv \ ,t. ni iin \
TH f\ f'l l H-' f'-j I q>: • =•!'-. : if J it.
Fl-'vd 1- He’d Sunrii'.y, M.I; , JV.
: D. Mi'Cuc ii-i.doi'cd si'.vi
Mr?. OUpclia Tii'inti'sun uin; iw*.• -
Mis Mury FUvt'i .VJr L.'-lhi-'.
• SrniJ-h Mi-:- Hiutii- I iinv■ Mi .--. C.:
.He. Fuilien: anti M .. Ei-ytti Ec-lhea
Out ol tov.-ners pr.-sent v.-'c-
Mrs. Rebecca Lenv nid, M .
iugtoii. I). C ; Nnrmia'i Turner.
I’< r 'input!! V:-..; mid M-r end Mr .
' WUIr-i-n F!o>d, Wasl.-n-gion. I> (.
1 A'i: i bn-lhn, j.- s .-i.
cn in hnnoi' nf Mr- F.sU'lia Hiul ••
at .! l i-• rcl M:Co) 1 , K: fi.,-..
, Man h 29. at ;iie of M( ..
. Bi-’ha !I M.-f'v,Uni'll
, ’efcHCH . cnickon
. . .'.dad on '<-Uuc'. - .■ :i(i s ily c.-ackci'S,
, mints arid nuts. \ i..•nckt.'ul
. ; nd ike T,< w hole .tfiMK- v... ■
■ kiUHitifiiJly i-arricd im*.
f Guests wore. Mi- and Vlr.-. W. i .
: Jones. Mi- Ku. Wei'e-t' M aal
• M: . R y i ,i..:ii ~ i . Ford.
Mr. arid Mi.-. ..«'•• i, T!:ah. M . ct
F. \\ ,1:'. iii’d M,-
- l a-tdor.. Ml-. <nd Mi- Waite; T;.v
-a: . Ml-. Noil SOI i TiK.lt M:
VI, 1 a,k• Me M :i. 11 ,. Miss C
.- i •neine ;-tn< Ni n!;; WalCi':- J.
• Wall':;.-. Mi auci V-. Ht.’i:lov Finis.
. Me . t.d Mi • Wiliie Moudy Mr. end
-.’’.is. Jiiiec., McClain. Mr. and Al: :
W od.’oui v Bittiu ii
, „ -v. - -v ■ v ~r*
PAPQ ' TAS if Q 'POPS’MEETS «*
T \Jr O IMLfNP federal aid council
" Federal aid to'educotionwould help fcTelirninate’thesgi' ? j
i lit. Pi-obigm...con'l giy« uplheif.irt.ttj,- :
I ;.I- ... i- a ! qai ■i‘ a.. - '
. i}•{ 4 crTji f 4 ‘ ’
• Vi:ik •Ki al
( . • : n\i ’ * d the •
r ‘ '•* 1 C ' .'c;-'-::';:.-
.'jc r •;m .'{-"ubhciia The v
:1 1 11 a \*.: ?A ia n p«-?} it'cs an d d(■c.i d 1 *
slu'.g* nuiiy' 1 in ‘ila A'a s *. H * atm Fang. '
ARMY'S PROGRESS
WILL BE SHOWN
IN GRAPHIC ART
An interesting feature of the
Am.y Day observance, Apv.l (1,
will be nn exhibition of reproduc
tion-! of pointing?-, phot.-graphs
and print? depicting the history of
the United States Army from its
inceptii.ii.
The exhibit will consist of 2)0
historical pictures tracing the his
tory of the Army from the Revo
lutionary War to the present. This
is dime through reproduction.', of
(.Id painting*., engraving::, prints,
documents and photographs. The
exhibit will include Paul Revere'a
engraving of the “Boston Massa
cre”, Trumbull’s painting of l)u>
“Surrender of Burgoynti”, Currier
and Ivi s prim . Remington'.- draw
ings of the pionc-cr west, a number
ol Rrc-dyV Civil War phoiogruphs,
combat nliotdgrnphs of World Wars
One and Two, facsimile of Wash
ington's Oaib of Allegiance and
o'her items giving a pictorial pre
sentation of the Army from i!s be
ginning up to th r present day. The
< ::hihi( will be circulated through
out the major cities of the Utrtod
States
nw*ii,imi» jeAv-itfwvwwiMMMvin im.
Too Many Cooks?
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|
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Never! Not when girls from all
parts of the country who are learn
ing to become nurses ir, Chicago’s
great Medical Center, get together
after hours to try out a hi: of their
omi home cooking. In the unique
modern residence which houses stu
dents and graduate nurses con
nected with Cook (' unty hospital,
there are private kitchens on every
•'oor as well as individual “date
parlors” in the lounge.
Directors of Cook County School
of Nursing co-operate with the
self-governing student body, and
encourage recreation and hobbies
of which there arc many.
Classes open in March and again
in September. Qualified high,
'■ hooi students are now applying
to the director at 1900 West j’Mk
street, for the three year emme.
I here arc also Summer classes
open to college students This is
a five year course- leading to n eo!-
leg" degree and a diploma in nurs
ing as well. «» t
't ho O.U'iS Vv'hC ];l 1 ‘ •’] j i ;'• 0 I*'-*;ci< l •
M l 1) MOM.V?
] IVI Bn OK LOAN MOM V ON
j DOST ANYTHING Ol VALXi:
NEW BERN
LOAN AND JEWELERS
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729 West St. - Papers and Magnines - Pht.7>«* 3085
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OR
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MAN BREAKS LE'B
I.OITSVIM !.. K . .-AM*)—,
\ f.M' of rn identity
put .T-y car-ohl id a art! Turner
Hi < n<*;-,i| hospital with ;« brok
en ii• ; hen- la t week, lurner
•ostaifint (hr injury when hr
1:111 into a police rat while flee
mi; .1 group of w hit I* youths
who mistook him for a man
who had grabbed a white girl
1 ai-lirc in the day. He was run
ning so f a ! and to; king over
hi-- -moulder at the pursuers
that hr did not see the hark
ed .quad car.
t'he incident had its begin
ning act orn-ng to police, when
Mi-- M.yrtha .Martin. IS, told
her ! roilHT and some other
hoys that a Negro man grabbed
her thnai. hut ran when she
ser> an.cd. ihr hoy - began a
raivli ior the moh-str,-. armed
with olnbs and stones. Almal
!);.!() lli.it nigh!. Hire saw Turn
er walking now n the street
V. hen the intended victim saw
them ap’ roarhing waving clubs
ami throwing stones, he began
to run
Pau iman 1 tarry P. Popham,
cruising by in the patrol car.
stopped ti» investigate Before
i’a could warn Turner, (hr tier
in>, mail ran into the front of
the -ar The poliei had a hard
time keeping she young rnnli
from heating the man with clubs
before hi could hr put in the
ear. f aief it was learned Turn
re was not ihr man involved.
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