' n < \Alv , '- l UN Saturday, Jure 25, IS4O
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CONCLUDE MEETING
AT GOLDSBORO
e t THORN TO V
< ■ M ' d con
'• ’■•"■■■ Norin Carolina’
* i '* '< conduct d a .-"jo
■ ' *-! ’ ■’ r< - - > f'-cc'tjng held in ,
■ 1 . : - ' S’- ■-c!
T M- -■ .. :- .- >.l c. recorder ol[
V* t' mfc l> C , end . national- ;
■-. Kr.i An f.jr.un - in Democratic pol-|
th* Wedr.i sdey evening. program.
I'r Shepard approved the :d; a
- hove so-i peace, but if wc stop
r , rv. . ■ :> likely It come He
o c v.s.; T>r Hunch, brought peace |
r..;c<v:-.- r,;- jus; keeping T.nein j
■- or t.;< program,,
f ' ! .o<: ■ < - t \ May v Seott B.
Hue,:.,, Wtuerru by Rev G. W ,
T< tk. r Ml. Calvaiy Baptist;
I'u.nr. rv M F. tt« i
H. V H;ov.f: and Cisrk s Brown, j
f !-.;!< : A <voci.iti n offered j
- ii
I.’r bhepavd a by'
F.;u..0 b rector ffuvwnod of Ra ;
!< H„o V ii< f n i»it!"-diK'C;d |
IFt M-, •■ .. I T. Lirrhtnei of Golds- j
f " '* • : : W Os Cl f, a: . ::llv . A j
;h< SUv :0 fi.".i,o> , n<l«.d Ihe i
ovnvem. n • j
<•: •■: •;<■;■: . • -h, final
‘ ' O-m-ernmn vv.re as fd-j
w- r i j, ■■ . ■ Winstc-n-SaVcm i
prtrG-o.:. Mi VV C Mid: Amu
'.of jit i, v oft Women's
-my. I T l.yhiiie 11.. Ra-1
■ '.< ■ .'• id. nt; .1 B F
> ■ Fd-nki-ntoii, Sat .-at- ;
> i .1 Frown. Greensboro !
'< rd- -urcr Mrs R D. :
’ ' I.V. v: H. r : Lull, Gold? - '
'T< d. n-< so: tl„ d( legates and d
.. i > Prie.'it:- held m the!
G > n i rui-r. :nt East-End School., 1 '
fr m Kirsten
Vee. t * Bit I. Sr •ion! open rt
\ <hi r< '>: > 1 iii-oue it out 1 1
d mi C;.ivory Baptist Church.
'M u Ri \ G W T, dd. pastor: C
Teachers, Mesdames Christine Hoi- :
i"ir,i n. 1.0ui.-t Dubisettc ida M '
r-copif-r A tune McKinney Lillie -
t: fid : : r- Bert Clora T ud :
Finer ti . n.pt 1 or. WSHi-uris, <
i.iiT ut WEson ; rid Mfeggic Wei- :
rr r . Gvi ndry : Flfj nrird r .
t r - *'• t F‘ r, rthf'; h n-irnn?
- w .. 1
<#if fissmm- I
•<%-
rtt K'Sfrji'w •
vi'r Bet Wnnr.ic D'ora;.' ?.»,
'Ad..in. tlouisc Nt'-.-;st/;:e, Hildred
Hr-,.vies ;.r.d Eve Hr. Tnompsor.
M. ; r V A Ho .: - gupe r visor.
A t S:;.': t: j : ; • sbj let., .r. Chore b
MV Elm Street. Th< Btv. B K
du .rc.r-rri. paste-r. Vcc«'.:ional Hi
■ Vie Schof-i wii; continue each coy
i’T tv. v.ct'k.s from il:(Ki to IL.A- A.
•i Classt: are offered 1< ail ages
; Barents ere invited and urged to i
wc their < r . ,<i. -. •. rnd • Bow ttjf.ni
! rc« v t the fin* in ir; given
:in t • varw-tas Bible schools.
Mr-r A M. Forbbs Rosetta F«t- |
■ R V.d Wrtgnt, Jercrr.e Best
d org. F. Wilson, -nc F. A. Thorn
ton. were delegate? to the state ;
cer, vendor of the r"- .• ri-., s. Legion j
.: Raieig/.. June- 17-23. Others at
: tiding the c n vent ion were M
land Mrs. Joseph Ct-rne y, Amiran!
; Howell, W. A Cole ,rd 3 Q. Mel
vin. They report . very ;:r.i c<r. |
• vontjen.
M;s. inex Sv i; icr was hurt
■i in aK »!?tomobi'.e accident a! which i
ume Lerriaft White was killed, is I
I doing t-no. Her injurier proved not
;< be serious as wi.s first stated.
Miss S' .. s n is tr-e c-v-inor and
! operator < f the Incr Eeauty Shop.
: 702 ilast Lit r S’ Goldsboro.
I FFN A 1,1 CA>INO TOf’R S
F: -day June 17. was a very s;,ti i
nci glo irny day for a number of
j the g;rls ,:i Gt Ids boro, i, tween 35
’ iiM tb beys left v. the iir-t
i.M .iu fe: Broadbr e-k. Conn., under
| Fit sup* rvision of C. 1. Bland, ir
mat gri i.ifi were Jarr.-t-s <Chubby) ;
Kviivv. W Jones and C Best
' MSssvf. W. Durant. M Sn.-dcling. F.
Newsome. L. > i F< st. m-d
K Artis have dt-f.dea ;< tcm. iiic
.’ -.ernes. They ray. "Oh web ;i
‘■■nt h* long now betcrc wc will'
b- Navies also.
Miss Best, Neves Warrc-r,,
Holmes Shedding, ana Durant an
Iw-ys w-filing and ready to serve
ineir chu!c; ; and cotrnmnhy They
viit' n* w l > ’jnl thf iv by
teuci'mg ar.d doing whaicyer they ,
isin f.:e Daily Bible School at
AO. Chi-easy Baptist Misses Duran;.
Foster and Holmes arc took mg for-'
Wi>rd to entering v v-.ya in Sep- 1
tcisi'cr Wc wish for of them .<
successful and prosperous summer.
Miss Edna Ear ft- Dc-m-h has re- •
iu:j"‘d i \V:.-hington, D. C. aft*-.
sp:-nd)r>f a few days: "d home v ;t
liet pci pit on Roberts HLetl. Mis;
D- itch v -S' , member < i *he fies.v
m.ui class at Howard University'
during t'h rash season.
WTliu.m Lee, Jr K. it W hit ted.
Jr. ..it: E A 'if; ■ viiited the;
!■■' -' c -., ■ C :i ■ C •'v f -s‘
In*. '*!!:.'c., : Legion ' .N-ertr-;
■j Carolina College in Dttffcam. Wed* ,
] oesday. Jun t j>
! On their retu,r 1;: me : .cy ‘ top
ifec Rakigh aid v sited the
f fticrarc B. Harris<-r put ik bfcrary. j
jibe New American Legion H-'-m*
i and THE CAROLINIAN p-lunt T.’s*
j boys enjoyed a tint trip.
Lille Peggy Ann Jo; r•. i ■
; M-: unt Olive is atW-LOtni' fit A'u. •
j day School convt-ntkn ir ~-■ A V.
\E. Cr.urch in GoldsLor* c. .';• *
; .-‘tk..
NEGRO PRESS
MUST SAVE
RACE BASEBALL
WASHINGTON <ANP> Tic
’ Necrc i t ess must come to tile snp
• port <t Negro Fa sc-re; s f ■; i h t<>
: (.onLoufi. arid Negro players a;e *o
j get .-.fcts.ci Mrs. Ef:a M nicy, f.rrnu .
er gtnotid manager of the old New-;
‘ .UK Eagles, told f-ufciisbcrs U.-t
! week at the 10th annua; " * • \ ny -A ;
tfic Negro Newspaper Publlsnc.s:
| Association.
in a statement to the pros? iLd ■
by Car! Murphy of the Afri-Amei
; lean. Mrs Manley warned that u:< - I
| less Negro baseball c’ uh owner.-.;
I the press, and the public work to- ,
gf-tber the- future of tne Ncgr it,
bustbuii is rad
”11 wc sail f,i support > ,i >-• r
leagues ir this cruciai pcricd.'’ * .<■ i
said, ‘‘we may be hastening the day i
j when r.; Negroes will be playiru ;
n the majors.
; “The* beys caniK-t make the jump;
Horn sani'Li! !.•:.*« ' into tn* Lie
' leagues without going through a
: period ' diivcLym*!, 1 so eh as tb-c.v :
■art give* in the Negro leagues. It j
also evident that thert wj:’ , ;
U ■■ sufficient number -A i.-iu boys-.
scattered throughout the minor lea
; sue chains to meu the situr.ticn.
"At or* rant w hav< 10 ci.ui-S in;
I the Negro American League and ’
; • igh-t in the American Association
*•' at employ about 350 ball players
This is ‘he oniy practical source far 1 '
luturc Robinsons and Dobys."
Mrs Manley cited a threefold
i put pose f-i Negro club owners L.
adopt. She said;
"Tin v must intend first, to pro- :
Aide eritmtainment and employ - •
; merit, for our people: secondly :
j they must want t rouc! :he future;
*'f Negi ' basciiail. . ssj thirdly. ‘
they must want to pjouct their iu- :
;v. ftment, time and er.eigies."
Pointing out. the press' role in
aiding h.-iscball. she sr.id;
"If th*. -ports writeig <g you:
j publicsti*-ns will cvidiiu'i. the same
j enthusiasm toward cur Negro base-'
: ball leagues .Tad our <■- • d b**ys •
playilJC iii ' • gang-, tions. as,
’ay do about the feats - ; the Ne
gro players in the ra.u-'ir wague#.:
tr,e future of Negro base!:-::!] will
i ■■* be in leopro.dy
“H they will give a* Lie spaced
.-overage. .ud buildur, ta< fans
givt us the s'upp> n nccCssaiy
:o m:.ho t.'i* Negro Ua-iri.*- linancnu
success*;;;
FDR, Jr. EXPECTED
TO BACK FIGHT
FOB RIGHTS BILL
WASHINGTON iAXI’i •• 1■« >•
<i? :r Truniiiir- < • vil rijrbiK i»rogra»a
«< ••'•' <v''ifidem, ihai ii is.;' *>•!« ;
i in the 1 ’ h. Conti * ■
FrjniCiii ii. Room- Vvii. J; ,
l fi 1 l\(; Oiit.ll Ol uti iti' <3s* I'<‘•
■ ..C'-v fri-m New York, filiias th*»!
- 1 : Cii ui>< 4 f * ny tilt' (i‘ tli of '
Air ::u ,stK .'■worn to hits new •
' > >.. ... - >Lt i Rc«; -ev,'H vi.-- i
■c. a- ou: honie, the Win’ iimnc,
.;U :h(> Rival Jen* that he i
" •- -tpi •'!? ;i A- i • i »’>!*'
• s «tM-Uru.-> labor law. tight Gv ;
i a; --' A i of a nattonui housing .
. t, ■ oo i»a: k flu t iV;i ngrli!? to o- 1
A ' r ... jiijleu to t to; } egij
i ! ;i'i, , -i.Ji;.;.' lor
LA HFJGHTS
BEAUTY NOOK
It Ycur Coiffure Is Not Be- i
coming To You. Then You \
Should Be Coming Tc Us. f
; <32 ; MURCHISON RJ>. I
i -Vork Cifyh Twotitieth district, th*
| jßiiw.i FDR rac us a i-iiiaicat* of
the Lour Freedoms, »!ik‘fc his fa
th*ir advocat«.-d and popularized «!ar
img hly administration. Th* New
\---rk attorney v, : ■- elwted by c
combined vot* of the Four Free
doms ayd Lib'ral partioa defeat
;i 'g ihrft: oth*. . I andida.ies, Oil 3
which was running ok »reiruiav
; ramn>;',ry-D*.’mocrat:c * ckc;t one
<-n th* RepuiiM ,»» ur.d tb«* other
on th.- American I>alsor party.
H*- wrs welc*,sned lo Washing
ton with *3 big oyabon of both
;Nt giro an<J white eit:/* ■ - wt * gath
.* (( (] at K r{ f .-ptiop •:« : : - hOUOI ??
*fhe chibhons: f th,- An-.oriean Vet
; - ■'-■ * ••■i.' •- L u!...
, evening
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