THE. CAROLINIAN Saturday, .luly 2, 1949
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■ : '<v.-.., y..;v, Ch..i;vj f.’hnrcn
T'--’ ' SdU-f1 innU( 1 Mi". hoys
; ' '■ K'.‘ • b'i.st week and conducted
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COVER SOX WIN
3RD STRAIGHT
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f . aim. Cr. i a T t ?'
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s ; ;cra.f fen r-■ yi t; no s.nuul
f* ft .r ; u \iv- .:v alti'.i ..eh lift
Trji . h Ur r cl., v w erf.
C-t ’X! R< a .- w.-b two f r t
W;l.;t A< ..r... with three far five
and Eddie dr armX. wilts throe for
f>.< Chi.; < Ha: nor- was the catch
er and i row i -;nj. 350 with a
fiital 5 wins and 3 defeats.
fur key .r< w •- mash before them
of a.:i time-?.
A tier- magazine should fc.. ir.ck.d
--■ s as e.-< „ t-ciuiprrw nt for
t'vt ry tx ■>. Kef ;a ;
Us Ht < . i Griffin of the » iir*t
i aiv.try pit**! Church of \’or
folk. V t. in** couple plans to hon
eymoon in Atlantic * itv and in
N’lw Vork City
- PHOTO m BAII.EV
ART COLLECTION
IS BEQUEATHED
FISK UNIVERSITY
brers America ineliidinc -
pn sojiSa;jy, works of I’aui (V-
Kainif‘. !‘ai:’o Picasso ! heir Hivern.
•'•bil Georgia <) Keeffe and has. been
Ctvon in. i' k University.
Formerly the property of the
la! AlfrcT. S’ h'yMtz: of Now York,
••elebratc d A uteri: an champion oi
-ihii onlarv art tho collection
v. mt: to K; by? ho domnfiii of
the < of th- wilt. Sties.-
iit, widow oGoreia O'Keeffe.
If was h- fool in tr that '•one c f
i'im (V, ;;i ies of art -dieu;.! ha
tlx rK-mx:,,, ~J ins!i*utions that
r-oy jt if •p ;
tnc th» l.'h • litre: Ait League, ail!
hr. Chuirlos S. lobiisor.. Ki s k
piosdl. !;• i; rHo brqn* s 1 r
presented a. "i • emendons cultural
orxibsMcn to K - .\. i \ H x hvi’:i«.
i>tn! to the South. Including
than So wi rks of vnodi rn a t" tit.
i oh’ee! u-n w ;i, form th»- nueh iis
a trallc-ry p’ oiriod ai Fisk
Alfred Stsirr. Nashville a rtfs; a:;d
art critic*, termed the St.ieg.iitz gif*
i< "wonderful th ng for iiotii F-. .
and Nashville", and said that the
< lu>i< Ci! Flsli ,s a clopos:e,rfro'
the St joy: it z • oiler::. has
the svhc.c*! r-f fi.-rthcr signifii-*:’!
gifts from I . wire ...rt eoilfctc-rs iti
this cour t:y.
Read The Carolinian”
[ HENDERSON j
iIl
lift IX m NDMKSON .Mrs.
Billie Baker Ic. ,hc former
Mi-- Julia f Young, uho be
came the bride .*< Willie Baker.
C at j « t tiding reremony which
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EXPLAINS ( AREER
(-( IDEA EE FLAX
I the reconi years of War.
cte-Doriiod young man though;
in f<•*••'.>•* of tin immediate job other
ib. M>,;; es entrance into tut
•• -i.o . F 'ms. Under Selective
Sf ■ ■ he had no choice. Now*,
h over those men do have a
en- i . recording to Captain Joseph
-h Pt arson rec-t .nttng office!' at
'.’;i Rak-ign Anri and Air Force rc
< "•; tin;' station
i its : ’.y. jiixitior and plan
et :• the Army ns rapidly aecom
.. radically nevv pers,n
b'. i-iTie.nagctnerit system known as
toe Can*. 1 ; : viiiicuince Pian.
T ie career .euidance p;an is based
cn tw iTnun cc-neepts; One, that
• t i .-o.uiej' is : individual and
'.‘•it hi- .;i ility ana productivity
ar, . •. snized ihtottgh ad*
■■mu ■. nrum .« ponsibility. rank,
an, pay Tw . - service in tne
■ ; .' '.he • tes; sense, a
i.are, . •. • . •••rue placing this in
• n a . letessa n.d itvei.
T’ . aroer pr ; o: u.nUies offered
Am si. an youth today by the
Arm; uiciud*. Ads ..need technical
wfisi e.. ive schooling; pro
's;:' a tTii ‘adder cn the
a-- i xj'-ei 'cnt-e. efficiency, and
• w .«•< t: .create*! financial 5e
•..;.. 'll. f-xivilegi of overseas
.day :h It? fcr<>adening i >;f>er
ie:i;t ;c increased maturity and
- i.necjuallea pi'.vsical development
a. l.rarr.
T e .Artry c, veer then, assumes
a j sutior. as '!-■( of the desirable
h . .'■•? whicr: this year's graduate
may make.
Wit;; a higher degree es selec
ivity in th< Army, fewer men
; he allowed !•:• enlist. Those
■• • a arc accepted urt in actuality,
l•' -nt fcd Ey entrance ir.to the
Amtj rc» they ..re paxticrpatir.g
•va cnniiucted *r. June H by
the Rev. Air l.urson of Hender
son at the heme of the bride’s
parents (Story on this page)
PHOTO BY BAILEY
r i: R s o \ \ i. s
BV R. M. P.aILKT
The United Prushytetian Ch irch
ha- .just completed ?wo weeks or
IWWe School, with :*n enrolltnent
'of students.
Th-* Pilne School was held ,*t
Hertder.-on lnstitifc iheh School,
with M: L. K. Spencer and Mtss
M. FI. Uoniey in charge.
Mrs. Marantic- -Adams Elam. Mr-
K. Dongee and .Miss Mary Helen
Knight supervised the ausic
Tin- Bihlt School was divided in*
groups and on! of these groups
;■! thf eic.sf* of the Bible School
were given ski!- songs and a
broadcast..
Th** Anna AVvrin* Missionary So
ctefv of the I’nited Freshyterian
( hurch will continue to nteef thru
the summer. with yr a' jdans
Dheai.
The * linic which was held at the
office of Dr.. John I levvev Haw
kins i*i Hendersfjn. North Carolina
Juno 23rd. ':4th. and 25'h. proved
to bo. very very successful.
The* clinic ■•'•'••is given on physical
medicine and physical therapy by
Dr and Mr-. Cheatham of Chicago.
1!!.. treating approximately 250 pa
tients free.
Hampton Alumni and guests roo
tored tr* Bugs Island Saturday.
June 25 on a picnic
.Miss Marx E Taylo- is improv
ing very rapidly at Jubilee Hos
pital. after undergoing an opera
in the formation of a new peace
itme Military Establishment.
Complete details r.n the Career
Guidance plan can be obtained at
the 1. cal recruiting station locat
ed at !2o West Davie Street. Ra
le irh
BAILEY’S STUDIO ~\
105 i 2 N. Garrett St. Henderson, N. C. jj
(O-.’er Vance Cleaners)
Hours: 4 to 7 A” day Thursday and Saturday
PAGE SEVEN
I'n is-iOiin Tin kits
i'V i: £. TAYLOK
I-a*t week the building prow -.m
at ME. Sinai AMiO rhisrch ;■:*r
dcrway ami tbi members ami *.«;.
i tt'tii. in and around Piltslmro -.St
i wishing tbt* <:hm-«-h much s'jt.teKs in
. if. irementions effort as ij: r y
, lend their aid in seeing that he
, program i- put »-,♦•?-.
i M and .Mrs Willi.* K vU;.-.,.
don i.e.-ame the patents ••» ~ix
i ffund dtiug:*:«*i .R-ssie F.agv:* i*
I f’orreiia on Ratirdar Jmtv 2*Vb
M ah* r and .laughter at- i*-
nicely and are to ret nr.’ It:n *•
TfXtly Mrs. McLendon is the •«•
liter Miss Hath ia.-a* 1; of the ( ■ ■.
Mis. \\. T. Harris has ret- :;e>
to i lie city after ;u: ext. ' sit e vtsir
with her children in '" T: >u-, *'
: Her h tends and neigh hots »> *» v-y
glad i hat sin- has re' urged
Miss Dorothy Bland spn. av n
i joyahie week-end with !.-: ;.n
--; Mrs. Eos it- Ratliff, in Slier On*
while others * her fntotiv visit,*.)
Mrs. Ethel Al: l.*r, Apex. No■■; h
Carolina.
The Mitchell Chapel ('horns, «sti
dm* .h. d'reytinn of Mr. Alonzo A'*
* slop. rend, red an inspirations}
ntu ieal program ; i Mr. Sinai AMK
i ('hurclt las! Sunday night in inter
e t of the l.tithiit.R |ruje> Tim
rhorns is eottittrs-*d .if "oung p. .*
pie anxious to help on; in worthy
' eyases.
I "F iy.Y.y ' Head u i* <i the Atop.;,-.,
: with three hits in tripping tie
1 -I’tgh Cum Hieing Tigers 13 to T
for their lirfc wit: out of 14 starts.
"T.-sty" Wa ; deii 'vent ail the way
i for the Atomies and gave up nivm
; hits and allowed seven run i •
; tor" White started for the* T: ... r.
• and gave up ten hits before re- e, f
ii-Deved bv Atwater. Atwatei e "•>-
!ed two inrhigr and nQ.i ,ve-,t soy
; hits and three r. us. "Wild t:l :i*
ti -ed i, y then took tr-wr .mi vet i. *
! Atomics down. F Cald-v . , .i, i -
Horton pace'; the losers wit It : ’ ,
; . ;e li-
Ha - tiiday. July 2 ».h» Atomies
ntee* the hustling Mi:•••hell chan >
nine and on the 3rd Hi* > • vi e
- Sanford to engage the !<v-ai tea: *
• here. On the 4th the/ pi...'
to the tough Asheboro nine Kve. v
body is urged to support tin* l.xv 1
team in these «rucial games
DOVER HAPPENING
QUARTET AVAILABLE
The Waters Quartet, heard e.i fi
Sundry morning at 9:45 over
Station WFTG. is available for
appearances at churches and
schools.
They may be contacted through
Allen Barrow at >tU9 Hicks .Avenue
■or bv writing in cart of Station
TV FTC.
ILLNESS IS FATAL
FOR RODGERS IVEY
Rodgers Ivey. IS.
3 native of Moss Township. Mali
fax County { died Monday, June
27 following a short illness.
He is survived by three, sisters
Mrs. Mattie Powell, Mrs. Tushia
Hankins arid Mrs. Heddie Cun
niy; five brothers, .1. T. Ivey. W
l). Ixey. G. L. Iv'-x. A. It. Ivey
ar.d C. IV Ivey.
Funeral rites will be conduct
ed at the Quanchey Baptist
Church, The Rev. R. H Kedd i;
paste r.
i ion.
New elithol Baptist Church will
render a program Sunday night
July 3rd at 8 o’clock, ‘‘Ten VC
gins." This is gives for
the Benefit of club number two.
There will be a barbecue give
a) the home of M*'s. Julia Cooke
on Arch Street Saturday nigh*.
July 2nd. This is given for the
benefit of Club Xo. a? New Beth
el Baptist Church.