VTTT'K r.NDIKG SATURDAY. APRTL IG, 1 J>l9
lUTHONIZH
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ADVERTISERS
ijßljK THE WEEK IN
* iPiL GOLDSBORO
.{^rny'mm
IllSlif By E. A. THORNTON
««*■■» IWMH iikimoho <«<• rn*V**
Riy c-vclt William:; ha: .:• n<- ! ;
Brooklyn. V V In \ isit !■• -a u> !
Mrs. Ntnvir M Be, k'<- '•' ’ ■
ion:.!" ill
M; \ C T '••.•! nil • . P‘I
\l*v Vi; 1:: <J ill Norfolk, V >. Vi-il!’*;!
hi’: . ;■/(: Mi’ ■ 'tii G who
has Icf-ri on flic ;’ r k '■■•l l'» •
time.
,YI f O' »:• i:t Hu i. I 1 ■ ••
a.-, of M> • • .none H < "■
inglot;. jul*. V.' '■' ■■' '' ' 1
provi;;;' after •< brief • Mn■ ■- d
he.’ir ••
National r-;• .■ ■ Hedth v."-
founded by Hi- r- '1 W,. t- • “
W , i)‘: • • t*: \ ret by t' t• * Ln
W-dy -if nillaid Hit; t Sciv-'ot
i.iintig tin- wC"k <•!' A; .. a D. 1
John mi. • • st(l■ nl u ih' -•( -
pnhi io \n it’i ill Ndolh 1 in.-i
CoilCßv of Dir. ;: ir,r and *••-.-» .-;• d to
the Wavrif Cuiii.'v !l ill !>*--1. 1 •
ir,on; if: ti. Id ad) di a: ■ !( d
the program.
K.:: i End Sell* •. •. <'ri iii'n F
new rooms void, ::a\ l. cn tmd»-.
■ • Ida •] i I'M"
Uav. Anri! 11 whir-'. : >. e 2-Ul *'hii
Kirn a’ tail school day who have
L)i cn t" ■ iv' r t v. •m) v \ ■:'■} i day.
The | ■ Ell PTA !net: Monday
nh;h ; Apnl 11 at vh ■ . time opei
ho;i u and i; apt t tit -11 , i ta- t\C'
ri ’ S- and :i - JVm W
1 i'.tf . aiai’Viv rd that the dc-oic'o
fin;: , xore >,e: ~{ the I’riv adetdtori
vo the s- a <it v dt he hi Id rnav Bth
t f> p m w lien ?.l - M. Hu''
Lnv.o-inco. state edinuh ' ■: ■ dr'
-r. win he the cm t -a ■ ake,
(till.! I i t it VTTI NHS
>1! SIC Al FIsTUM.
The Dillard High School Gbr
Club. unde-. the direction a!"
Thelma Johnson and Neal Stitt, at
t'tided the musical h.-dival held .
V\' if,:n Thursday. Aprtl 7. and : ■
The mixed group «n,n>hni» of
40 . i'.•!.'< . sang Ha;". WilroiH
‘■("indy" a mountain dan r : v>i:c
and rec< vi ri ari lvnor i.i'ing nt
Slip*: vie. The ureup arc:i: :;r;
ton-, diction, ritvt •••, pin a ug ..:;(!
interpretation we'.' noddy con
mended.
The Bov' Gw' ('ini, w,i
srtn’s “At Partin;' find it-reived
an honor r.it'ng i f c;v riicnt Thl
croup was also commended on pos
sessing the above qualifies.
Louise Re t aid Shirley Greei
"•■cro participant- iri trs - in...to
v-vents and hoth received h"n-‘>i
rat tics that will entitle them, ?ilonr.
with the (Dee Ctuh'. to rc. t-
Greaishoto on April 29. to jwrtt
ipatf to the state Mu :;:a! E : '.tival
held at A and T Cdllc-ue
The following vocal v cmsk were
mine., aid d t • t o!' d ra!
logs. Mattie Hatchet excethi-.t
Laura Poster, superior. Jaov Fen
nc! (xccTlc-nt. Jo.-iaii excellent. Tin
Oil Is tuo. Effie Flnv, ei's. Ma 1 :<
Hatchrr and i am a Fi -ter, exm
lent. The disfrit ju-ipc A M
GlCt -ry of th- urn re d art";' nt
rs Atlantic rliri.-tian Ci'i! r a. We-A
Vo. M ; s John and Mr Sen
need to he coini'i'nded for the
very fine pc rfo rm ra nc; oj the DU
lard High school . tude •!..
“OKK.IN AIKPS" |\
f ASTF.It (OM IRI
A large CU-vvfl ‘A a.- prr'-f'iil; 'V, i i
d.v An f: ■!'. Oil* .rd HA: i
Softool tr hero- tar ‘OTiginairc- i
under the diroclinn of Neal St it* ,
give a t."-neci-' ■ ' f p.fer -ilv-- i. j
aJonr with oil r f.i<e: ,~-i ni!tni?i-i
TV program iva i; a for 'tv ’
bet- fit of the Pub'!:’ 1b..,-ary drive |
of which F. A Tt'-nndon is vn;-.h -
men. Admisc on was free, but e!
silver offo: ng was taken after the j
program All members r.-t the pubis i
lii>t •■•r.v i.rou.i t't >• in god ami a- t 1
to meet at Thor;for, Cluino Ihuts- j
day evening. April 14 r<‘ *; p m. A!! i
member:-; cl the executive <.oi>md'-
t'-- »,. e urged to be presell* Bus’;-I
np.ss of importance if. -..'heduh ,1 T. '
A. Thom ton is chairman
Th.- Little Theatre. In' n :. ~
under the -.pen --or,-hip of l'*e Dra- j
"vowi;- Ci‘.b wili mal;.- ;tr. fl'.r li i
r.ppear.UKt with tl,e 3-,uJ n-.Godra- I
mad "Don i • Door," directed b' J.
D Middleton m t',> Dillard High
School auditor,. ~ or. Apri’ 25 at
f: SO P. M. A fourth c-n>.-: . :- in?
(hay hns been ur.ho oy ire l.’avv..-i
H'jjh Sehcol in Mount Ohi-e
piny ’■)»»■ proved, to !v truilu a --a.
c> vim the group. Members ot
tra I. .m> Velir ' Ft, 1- I Gr--v ; .
Wiifi-n. Mattie Belie 1,. L
Thompson, Elizabeth K >ve. Eloise
M, I . Ait - Mr, \ !,t-:'.. .; Sr hi b.
John! ye D. Middleton. Jr.. Henry
VV. Johnson. John W. St.tt, A li
Reid and Francis ?. 1., irk in.
ORATORICAL CONTEST
Tit, the meet til" of Bryant Best
Port No. 215 American Legion on
Tuesday night. April 2. at Thorn
tons Casino with Commander T!.
VV. Wright, the post completed all
pirns and :-et the date May ft. 2:3c
m for the Goldsboro and Wayne
County oratorical contest.
The contest is an annual affali
sponsored each year by the Amer
ican Legion Port :>Jf> and the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary. Subject to
be used iiT The C r >ni.c:-l; "Kdiicat'ori
For Civil Rights Students from
tin- follow,uni; Schools m the coun
GOLDSBORO
a’c in\it r rt h’ I' .rticipatf- u di
j ,i, cat Di I Ui-0 lli.’.h Sc hoot ( ,; .-i»
l-IV.I Hr::. S ,i’.kovlilc T: ro
ll g School. Fi'iminr-iap li’.efi So; 1 -I
;.! F.-emont and Cm v ■ IHdi
j-. •<•! • i ('»!■, • To !■■ <
i in p. 1 1 •ciprite in the imtUerf. tnc an-
I jdteant n.usf he tin- --on or
jin of ~ . •■feran who scivul ;;i
| vV'-rld Wut ! 'T •> .na i> - rrm-:
i her of tiie Sophomore or .Tun
i ! " 'n I'll- -.•fin'"! v.!) f:i sl'if or
j 1 attend' Tho. c eli.'ihle to n n
j t. i.-u- State Fit'll S‘.:'i"'a:>!li;:
j must he the -on or liauyldc-i
.; (|ri-f..|. o•, f-teran of World War
. ; ", ? Pri/e.s gi Is. f st and
• ■ Oil ", iPJ 1- V ii :■ eu e
| m trip with all cxjmu.us paid t.
j . St t• • < '■ r la e L" ..-
and : c-cond wim i :.; v.'Hi i:a
i.uv- . I'rci? flip : ’ ,! i- Rev state
a ■ ;■ t N < ( ItC'.' t: i)l.'
j am. in Jtn
t ■■■ . ■ .. ■ ■ led a:
! ah( r teacher < r any 0,).’ who:,
men- 'I ue conte t 'M .Mm
i i a! 2:;t0 i: at the ft- 1 com
j -iinnity c • •d-. c,old''.i" n. <_■
For fucker nfonn.ition emtad
■ >;• m t F A. Tunin' a. :• ■.. aim. al
j !„■- n at" • t.al Cl le.i.iiUrC.
] lurtiid Commander Th- nC- a
jA -a . 1 i Pn i: ion Six. Am. r.. .
if agon to be held in ()■■ b-lioro a1.,-
!i5 at 2 p m at Ur Con-.minity C t.
j :■-. F-. e • Co null, ndc r a:
iFa te-n At-a and the yiK-Mflcnl nl
■ very Auxiliary Unit ars invi I
Jto he present. The Dillaid High
Schm 1 Band has i, e.a ... .. a < d o
j La,- i> ' \-ot-.i.| to help "tv cm urn-
I Comrade John Hine\ a long
5; ■ • h'li t r <•! F'i v - .nt i'osi No 2■ ~
! ■' "■
i a-... Set "day. April 2 Survivin'
! ■ ■- C ■ o v Hi e . •!•
j -am • and one .-cn. two sisters,
j b. others ..,id 3 id;! Os fr.i nd.s
. nt u ,ici» Hun. .. nars a vce.omi : t
i \V« rid War 1 Tin- funeral was held
tie .-da; Apr l 4th > 1 p. m a!
! Giovr Chmch Burial and
j ir iiy fune-.d follow'd; in th
j rvl.lt Ce rt'-iy C'linrad, Wt.<i
I Saunders eentmie . to tr- * n thu
| irk list. We wash him an - any re
. fIHIKNTON S IIT.N
--■U.f TO»*l( S
! if ' ' - n o-;; M: Fib,a F. 1
CDordh. William Lee of H-waid
! Umvf i -ity, Washington, D C and
1 Mrs Mm.met Davn. Seijool of
I Bus fie- . N; \v York City, and Me
'P< H i'. ?:• Fit/.rihefn City S at.
Teacher.' Coilefe. states they
1 ptUiim along fine in tin a school
work.
We are wishiro; f-t .di of thin,
a nieces.-f-d school year. The juti
t' are; i i.ior ela -. • at l > . d
M'.gh -chor.il split a double bill in
Basketball Widni'd.iv nig;'' Apr.!
t> I iie Senior git’s defeated the
• 'a pir). by tho :< iic o* .18 to
' ! i. The junior boys defeated the
bo ; by t.he. seoi c of 30 to 10.
Hi.ii score- fr lho gii ;• wme Bell
i 1 . V,• ii .and Wi ii.nns. Roy..,
T"i. .by • B. st. Baldwin .Strutti
• j art! Sutton M-r.-Lr i - f Fie r-eni-.u
nb; kothall tea/),: gl-1- W Dra-
ante, 1, Fo ier. I\T. Shadding, V> |
Tm-mpson. Ula Bell. F Williams. |
M. Booth. S. Cm-! ry -)un 1. •
- K. *)• lib, Anniv. Hill, u. Vwi.i
M Sutton. Ada HopHn,- R. War-j
rcn. K Cde and M. Williams Boys, j
-oh -r L Sro tb O R0y.,1). P j
Marshal;. -J Gienn, W .lories, j ]
-awsoo Juniors, M. Ku.v: rds. A. .
Roldvin, R. Jones. D. Ward. C. i
Swinson. C Hamilton, <Tobabv< j
B'.-t, T Hicks. Ofticia! . B. Cox 1
and )Cm.h! y> .hnm-.. itv.
TV. game win pi,.-, .-d fm the
ix-h !■” <-i the ;junio: -and ten ..r
clr.-s. A bn so crowd -as present,
so see the game. They are look in •»
forward to the annuel junior and
•eni *r prom which u.li o,* held cn
May (I. o n i.e Coin;.!;;-, ,l,
Cents..',-.
The Dillard Tiger: bti.seball team
!'s looking li.rwantj I- it; opening*
ga'i'io of the .tv son with Pocky
1 MiJimt 2 p. m Easter Monday, at
| Municipal Stadium,
i V.ISSIONARV SOCIETY HOLDS
i WSHJON SHOW
The annual fashion show spoil
i soi ed by the Missionary S-oueto of
tnt Shiloh Presbyterian Church, » f
■ h Rev B B. Richardson
;is pastor, was held Friday night,
j April 8. 8 p. m in the Di-llu.d High
| School Auditor utm. Between ;-;i mm
j to pi sion.s participated in fra shove,
i Fashions of all types were pie
! - er<tc<4 by the men, women and
j children. A large and appreciative
j crowd was present to witness the
j show.
Members cl the Missionary Club
j if the Shiloh Presbyterian Church
J wish to thank all persons and
i friend* who helped make the show
r success. Ail proceeds realized
from the show wont for the benefit
of the church.
Nearly all Tyrell County farm
j ers. ill pi, uit at least part of their
| lfH9 corn crop to hybrid vat'.ties
BFCOND SECTION THE CAROLINIAN SECOND SECITON
Pool notes
■I VSTCVi. fill .if
.'!! of the sc!c ok; ui ’he county
j.; re very buu - . nav arhivr, makina
I c.im.is Tor tni a dining < xerri-e
I !i,[i i " mmencf'ipeid an;,;, cos.
Tie tumor and siaiiat rla.-aes .u-e
t-n'r ti;- plan: for tlr.-ir annual jun
!"• .. id .pi dor I-o'n. \\'-. i v.id, be
la if, ia It- :ria/ ! c.ini mi'ium May
j ward to a jeyf.il Itp-o
A I>i ge i".'vl■ of tra. ier .'•
j t ill 0,1 - IlCut H - .'■!'• and c .11 a"
■ |-!. j nniii!.' f•• .mi -ml d • St to T<-acn
:• At. -i-i.i •'f.vutLon A(ii'i.
{! r. is, ti>
! War I died M It •me S.Hai'l' v,
; /vpi j i 2 Sui'i'iare n •- .-. itr Mis.
: :V!; - * t! -r ’ i't 1 * i.. ■' 1 -• <n
t ■ n viytc i - ,'u.l i bi'Ot a> I.- ; d ii; i>l
, ; f t.iiaub th- military funemi
«;ti’ B:. :ol Cl. I J'U!:l fla
: i -i-an I.r lsc .2 v. ,i ell ta v. ■- -
.. n-ieir.bi r ip, ; h.u ge a . s--d To
da- . A: i d 4. a) W■- s f. •
: Chen h Bm t. t!' i! cd in tl.-e < Hr!
M ll C-im-ter.v.
riKf vii.i i: tk-mning ti iiooi
' ’! sc junto; Mid .s-njor cte -.4
, 1 -kev lie T a mil..; -i Ivioi held limn
a d in'ti'm- and sen; -r in ;in n
t-th school auditorhmi f'rlday night.
:Af >'i| 8 Mein tv rs Ihp
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BU’TiS i STI DKNTS
VITIMt SI HIS bKS.i
A TJ. ■ v t St ude nl Cot • fei-en c*
t iiJl ■ 1 it- •••■!■. }• : ■ T' ’' ;
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held it; Olive. ,t- (Tuns:
A!..,, ill >:■ • - [ \!
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jt'nnnl H S C r’i( -lb-'u I ess (
Ji -l N-.s C
ilia . Slat! i'.y; S' i-reta:;
Dr. R.-bort p Da-up!. I'n Mi ' '
Rale; . s ia '.n.-H;-;'; I’i..,c ;'
j were, ti e Rev. W. R. Sni i'-.-n -.
j 12. an of t ie fi.da*.’.' T n ■ <:*■. :*•, .C-h--o!
■■■ R.-Tlfdoji- Air- \! a'oelia M Foiu
and Ann W. Ft- m . cl TA.CU!;-
Ad\ •■ o;ss to ;e: o; g aim
Saav. • id-- -
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1949 MEMi.'EIISHIP I RIVE:
j This striking- poster in five col
ors has been issued by the .\a- j
tione.l Vs-oci.UiOti fin the Aa -
vanrement of Coiwmi I’cnple as ;
j part of its drive for a halt mil- !
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iiig th. Faster hiUidav .. \mli.r.
. FaUv.; .1 If t-u.Hi > will a■ •
on iti ar i t tin- \neTi
n rain e it; I dn-ri -. I!*' If
, ,-ntr* iivt a t\ Ii t |n a mam nt
Ni .‘in ill.-!cte 1 1if n-(irexi-nt.it;.a
--i I I»: •s ‘. 1, : iii.mth ,vl,i n the
I s. ;ir | l iiiiaia igr.-i r! (hat
ti i-ir legation in coll other's
v ill i|;!(l is f.iau- 311 i ll!
i '.m'.as-iatiir f.-udl ■. torn
i ■■ • ;-rvH ■ rs - -traoruiii"
u>. and i-'hfi'ti-r idi-n l 'iteriti.irr
tu i C-sri.* \ native ' i \irginit.
: a nutll.lle of .»• a 1 11 1 ■ "!1 (
Sn.ii*. and -a foi.ii-. t nivi-si
t\ -■A NP I ;
of Ir- . Pit d v til him ;
o n a: oils.- nation \a.cei
> : r , I fr," ♦i\ ,v ;
• . j ■0 ! V .CM . ; l;vi'' /\* ‘‘ i
‘ the tnid f: fiijC: O' ir end
Ts c h.-v. • ’ !»’.■ j ' -'ple t,t i
i . $ ot I'.'m.v to E-is ;
’ • ; • *• i . 0. Uif* : hmV'. of the
H IS - *:<i tor aim.s of
: wof o'*.nt>d < ! -
■'. ■• •• :» . - - i!f(' h.v »'
I’ re h<'i: ," *, drn into of .fief'
Ho:.' y.-ai a a Harry S. Truman
-I •! ed tl. t s itli the help of
•' >!' 1 ’ " • |'F- ~f R< u p
; '••• on yet .mdreamed
WIIV ? C SKIP TOWN
. *■i f : of the d-rfur.”--Sj ktuelie
. v ■, ■^-:\iOy
.! • FJi - n r s ii-. • : -1 pi rs of
, . a :in.li,-e!y F-y year, but
.•' -i-i-i it ' . -. ri a e be•
'.- b ' C'e r .id e.f ..( y.ji.
lion members (lining the Associa- 1
i.ons' fortieth anniversary year, j
(diaries H. Abton is the artist. ;
NAAfT membership campaigns ,
arc well under way in a number
of cities, ■
GHJNUL LISTS TWO
NKW SCOUT TKOOI’S
Dutinp the pas* week the irigt't'
Tilth :;nd eighty ; ixth N« ".re Buy
Scout Tmo! .< \\err regftereri in the
t• • ni<ei? ollii.'' acre m Raleigh
T,-.., 16-i i. .spenscm.d by t
Cool Spring School in Warren Co..
-th .!, ft. Srvpr ns the Scut
• mil .ter. Troop 165 of Little lon is
spent.tuvd by the ! ittleton Elemon-
Usr.v School, \v 1h Samuel Powell as
the Scoutmaster.
Additional unit?- a now In tin
: nror'-ss of ' 1 !lj 11i/all>at a! the St.
Ambn.se Rpiccop.'l Church here
i in Rak'i. h,
Tis Occonnecchfe Cmua-il St out
; Catrip so». Negro boys w .11 open, on
| June U’tlt at Crabtn t Camp Whis
pering Pines \ Bov Seoul Camp
■iree for Wake County Negro
.‘•'.emits will he hold on May 20, 21.
; T.i at Frejndshlp. The Camporce
,--v ill operate on a patrol basis It.
is open to all Semite in Raleigh
and Wnke County
, The Raleigh-Wake Court / tyiarri
>f renew will be held i Thors
(lay. April •>]. at the Firs' Baptist
■Church and the Court us Honor
1 wiii be h Id Tuesday, April 26
nmii irwiii.diwis
NOW l\ VARA, JAPAN 1
He'. V\ K, Chavi.-; soli of vi .
• AT: U i.-inie Chavis of 711 Ellington.
, street. Ran i ■ Kurlli .' .;! n , i •
i oovr on duty with the Detachment
' Service FA; it- ry, which is stationed
tat Nora. Japan atui is part of th«
l'a< ifn* ivaic 25th Jra’antry (Tropic
bn Diva - i>n. t • >mrvi.'im'b'd
May: General Will lain P,.
,L;! fi.l!': ihi \ i !V» V OH CVV,} )0 t
t’kb ' 'IH at ll.m ah. he was sent to
! i T>ix Vv. -Ter <:\■ for hi.-: hasn
"bar:' ii-- a r ved ill Japan on
March 7, liMh
i age grade of the 1048
■ utbo) ! rop was :ny er than ib.at '
f 1917 i t the average staple
•tenth h was considerably longer.
■:< cm di: :• to the U S. Department ;
\gi icultu.-c With tn<> exu-p-
C. " (•{ bo: bnsoii.- h.gh grade:
> c'-pp. however, the nude of the
b’l : cop >., J. *r,e high-: st ■,
• i' M ’•»
Head ihc ( .arolinian!!
r x •
HOSPITAL BEDS
FOR VETERANS
t tt-d-X
0 SO 100 150
, -i • r ""i '
H./| j
jV umber of Veterans A dministrn- j
turn hospital bet* bijo. i World War |
II <ij-'iu:lii>n program) \
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K (' ! SCD COR CURT M VITCRRNS
lit TV X I
ill ;
Number of VA hospital beds in ;
(Completion of oencetirne :
building program) at Close of World !
War Ii ‘
, !
L ! BCD COS EVERT IP VETEWNS
fb.-—~l r - a-*,y. ■• ■.■Sf'-e : E*
i I i
I i. I !
Number of VJ hospital bed* op- j
p: wed by Congress as pari of n< w
r ■•■'n.'iion program after World i
War ll j
i Ii!
f IF.D FOR CVCRT 13J VETiRRNI
No tuber of R. 4 hospital beds that ‘
will hr orailnhlc f/dlo- fng an- |
von Tid'd reduction of 16,00 ft hedj
from original building program
I 1 BED fOB EVERT 155 VETERANS
:P‘ 1 C . i
i i I ;’Mm
I j
Number of V'.l hospital beds avail- i
able at present time with construe- j
turn ■l'lCorrijilti’ j i
The Disabled American Veterans has ;
announced it will vigorously oppose ’
the reduction of the originally ap- |
i proved hospital program —which it ;
I contends was insufficient in itself —by
I 16,000 beds. However, the main con- j
I ,-ern of the D.W at the pre-writ time
j js the rop id compietjon of tin hospital
i building program even a? it has been
hi :
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The cost of bakery pioducts to ;
homemakers has increased less !
:• pre-war than any other ma
•>.;• catCL'oiy of food, according to
This chart which shows food cost ;
increases between 1939 -40 and
r.t-17-48.
The price of bakery goods has
risen only BR.O per cent, compared
with the average for all foods of
11 sA per cent. Best buy, next to
bakery food.-, is canoed and dried
f00d.,, according to the chart, with ;
fresh fruits in third place.
The chart is based on informs- j
tion from the U.S. Bureau of La
bor Statistics.
:
HOWABEK SI BJKCT
OS’ M-W BI'LLETIN
A >n\\ b'll'clin contivnmg e-'ics '
oi no r ers to the ..ecke, je-c pro!?-i
. lems e- jii-t !v ';i publish'd, r.y ;
the State College Extension .Ser
vtce Eiiiifled "Bee i.:nrthe 32-;
i P'lRO public-fit ton was prepared by
W A. S!i phon, csicmuon beck', e,:-
pr.
Sthephen -av;; that bullet in is in -
t vrit ;■ w* 'iiy f. ;j rner-' v o
• b'-ekve-pinv >:n( t doe-: me
■ t.’i ;_v* into ynnece.ss.Try do 1 a its
Jhnvewr, he adds, the polnt.-
; broughit out are fundamental t“ all
i beekevifirc.' •-i aetYc. and evt n (•>.-
. i •<•: icr.i i d [•■;/ •• v ill find --’ire’
: print:-, of value.
Re-- k> ’ping may be iinde' *akf-r:
j l.iy anyone who has re >ugh abt.'t r
;. id delft (/jnrPion ! • k after the
: ;;■ p-rly. m.o’igf. re to I
i trike stings without getting read,
' '-wiii nr;: u v in bu- tne In r>-
;.o ■•■! Cfiiiu Mieiil. Stephen rays Foe
j-n . I I'm eel* i yrlse with not. mot v
j c r adorable time vv,i.- spent in'
■ ; r* r 1 ng the new bulletin, i hjch
| v. !b<- in R one on this :-:.iVdect drat
i the .Extension Sei \ c:‘ has naidc
.-. aiiab-f, „ the past iw i or thr-re
i year; J- <-s i cover to cover. Step
j hen has told the story of the life
and work of the honey bee in an:
I eas.ly readable manner and has!
I -.vppieriH'iiUcl his writing with no-'
j roMmate*-. :><i pieto; ial ilhistra-1
; tions.
J Cop-cs of the bulletin may be ob» t
j mined frerr the local county agent
j-v i ■- writing to Agri< -jltural j
; Edit-- ; ;,j State College. Ask fort
| Bee Lines. Extension Circular No.;
f',\ LEAF GA B
INDI CIS PLEDGEES
j New Ivy Leaf Club members of
! 'he Shaw University Chapter of
| Al/ba Kappa Alpha Sorority were
j welcomed into the pledge club re- '
j rPiitJv f.y- ihi Basileuc. Mary J :
j Carter, a senitir of phlladi Iphia.
j Pa- and by the President of the
i Ivy Leaf Club, Marie Ryans of
| Charlotte
I The club met Tuesday, April 5. in
j the “V Room of Esfev Hall for.
! tit vr bnrlnes*; and the election of!
; officers The staff chosen includes, i
■ Ryan, Charl'-Atg. President,'
| Diana Dunn. Kinston. Vice TV'.' a
i deni. !’> . m. H.i.'th. Reidsville. !
j Rt o -vding See re I ary; Carolyn
| Grantham. Sinithfiild. Treasurer
| Pauline. Ray . .Raleigh, Program '
1 Chairnv-i'i; C.'lonre Walker, A'lan- •
j 'u- Cits . N. J . Social Cha i
i Mary Hilton, Wilmington, Chap- j
lain.
j Ot.’r ; nif’iid.-e-s are, Sr not a T;.y
P-:-. Chertfr, Pa. Janie S McManir |
• Ilatnlet; Alfreada Duly, Ralrip-h; |
: Ooii-'lhy Wall. Rocky Mount. Cos ;
| tella W.-unUc, Goldston; Leona i
! Tucker, Liber n Betty Parham j
| fri-itid Evelyn Rich;-:, S Bos- j
•'ton. Virginia
FAHLF.I' SPEAKER - Ernest
F. Johnson of New York, former
partner in the dissolved puldie
o lation'i firm of ( atter Johnson
Association, will disi-uss the cole
of public relations before the
fourth annual con!emue on “The
Negro in Business” bring held in
Washington. J». ( . April 20-33.
Flic t S Department es Com
merce sponsors Hdx confer, iu-e
Mr. Johnson represents anno.?
others, the Negro Newspaper
Publishers .Association, the Amer
ican Savings and I.oan League,
and the 1.-voa hi a> Feelcral Sav
ings and Loan Association of
Los Angeles. He is also a found
er a the New National Public
Relations Society.
A. im.- gro’-'i-rs have benefited
: Tit :y I'.atr, <;i •• dr-.'-VM'; iiy U.
S rif-j■:. I.l rn. iit A... culture ;u-ien
ti !•■• t t j bint horriHiiii sprays
■' ■ t la iisi-.-i ’. | ii \ ,-iit . tcful ?<;>•
P 1 • drop just brfi.-ee aid during the
hr,;vc t s. asi•;
For Fun and Recieotion Visit
THORNTON’S
TEEN-AGE CASINO
And
SHAVING PARLOR
507 Alvin Street
Gddsboro, N C.
E. A Thornton, Prop.
Phone 387 M
BELL-STUART
FumitUire Company
I Qualify Furniture, Reasonable
Prices
227 28 N. John Street
Soldsboro, N. C., Phone 1760 J
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE
Sales and Service
Street I loor Borden Building
Goldsboro. N. C. Phone 218 b
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! meltcme
! stfiirs
t # No «ta«»r bow the
mercury i»»h, *hlt clonic
itraight tip by fortune will
k«ep you imurlly shod
tt»* hot months fhrouß* l
t_ AD'/tßTl>ro IN
Collier's
(in/t/ntte j
| SKO ti fO« *l*
SB-95
i Leder Bros.
GOLDSBORO
i
l
i* SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
Cot. S. JVraes sad Elm Sts. Branch Office N, John. St,
ONE DAY SERVICE
W* Specialise In Woman’s Silk Presses and While Sweater*
! rnom ws-b
PAGE THREE
Coldflboro Mcrciia; is
And Business Persons
Made This Page Pos
sible. Give Them
Your Trade.
Two North Carolina Ml C.iuit
members have been st.'erf cl to go
to Europe this surrincr uric, the
! International Form v .'-'.i-h ,~.x
--| change Project. They ,u (' . tyn
Durham Smith of Ar.drt . . v.vo
will go to Norway. ;n t C« .te
Joseph Sigmon of f.v •>
'. ill go to France.
Export demand to • .. -r i
tir.ue-s good and dom r.
raatid !» incr. i
works. In February, . p ; f '' ■ r
cotton averaged n
for any other month -V .c »
An estimated f.'-H..* , • ■ <. f
obucco Will b( pi: 1 ■ f
ifcel far IT: r..; in HK.:i , ;.
’ out b per com
year.
MOORE’S GROCi r : ■
MEAT MAR-. L
WE BUY AND SEI. :.
: COUNTRY PRODUCIy ~- ■ i
CHICKENS
505 Creech St. Ph. ni I ’i-i'
Fred Moor' Prep.
DIANA SHC.'.-
Satisfaction GuaranL eJ
All Tiracm
116 N. Center St.
GOLDSBOF-O
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GARRIS DRV
CLEANERS
AND HATTERS
"ONE DAY SERVICE
208 N, Center Cole ..boro i
Tel- 1440 H R Ros:. O;. vr j
WAYNE SAL VAGI’ v !
EXCHANGE
'•We Buy And Sell Anything j
Os Valuo”
121 E Mulberry C o
LEE’S FUNERAL V
Homo Os
CHRISTIAN a; : -
BURIAL ASS' j
Ambulance S- -v-
Day or N:ghf P nr 1
I. W. LEE. Prop.
Fromont, N C
[hEILIG-MEY; ■ ■’
Company
FURNITURE
EASY TERMS
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BLUE'S BARBER SI-
Shoe Shines Through fE ’
j 423 E. Elm St, GolCny.ro
Rev, J, E. Blue, Pr y-
Phone 2393 ,J
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, t ’■•nunwwuMfn n ecm^-r,nim3utosm..rneo
I -SCOTT’S CAFE •
Be*t In Barbecued ‘ o d?
404 Goliey S'- ret:
Goldsboro, N. C.
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SERVH E '■ AXIOM
LAS AND o
131.1 N. OF; I- '
COLD DRINK: ■
PHONE-H
j I H. L JACOB:-'. !f.
Moye’s Grocer v
| Fancy and Staple Co'< -
Fruits and Veg-r fable s
4th SOUTH JAM I s : .
PHONE 0134
FOR THE BEST
VALUES
Cash or Cr-" ?
SOUTH ERL A; - ->
| FURNITUII:
| COMPANY
207 N. John Stred
Phone 1055
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Your Credit is Good t
(L^a/xc
; FURNITURE
] 115*117 East Wnir.uc 3* 1
GOLDSBORO
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