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This Is
Greensboro
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T * bride • ma:i r )r .is
T v ?.':j-»lyn Gilir. a ' • ill
(i \; > : ‘'.it;i with Ib-ras <nq g‘ .ii-j]U..
A t .3rah was form.. j *« ■ ; ■ : «>r
a, ■ j '• i v ccind •*> 11 yh ?
Mr Harns : s i■. i. r \
and L\ if Grotrirb' 1 ' . ’ . j •>>
'■•r.n. Mrs H
iTiGaif Lutheran C h ‘.a G - m-.-
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S «)T THFKN NEGRO IT V i I Y. KS
IN Vl'ff'll TO DKIXTK
M>l ( ATJfON ( ON 1 VIT S i r
■JA TON ROUGE L h .».
N‘ ic > repraa.-fG
i ’ - dad ta *uend m
(1 a •' r to #• ' j t
N > •!. *rn UiiK tirsiiy. .
fair r; m i‘2nd.
T: ■ ConlGG nec* :S d. v. ;o*i ’.*»
P-: 3vGia davit. ::GiGa.i: • r? j a *tii
>G i:i t: aft' r safety bin- G ui Xl] t
da • v : - duration. “.-era
••A : : ( .1' > bt; p r«.* pa re i l ; f a 3 : 2 irt - -
a -1 J“iSi< i. cl r ■
ißlue Bonnet Scores
Here a smart Blue Bonn.-t de
signed by famous milliner P«g
t l.srher, introduces a new style >n
sunshades fur Summer,
I ft ) The pretty barbeu-ue cook n
J -ris Freeland, who is concocting
Blue Bortnet Hamburgers, a sa . jry
n ■ v version of this classic picnic
favorite made with bleu cheese and
n.a.garifu that scores high for *ia
vor, nutrition and economy.
Combine Vs cup margarine, 1 jar
bleu cheese spread, 4 teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce, and *4 tea
si*wn ..nio’t juice. Blend thorough
ly. Mix together 3 pound finely
ground beef, 1 tablespoon marga
rine, h cup soft bread crumbs, *■»
cup milk, ; egg, well beaten, 1 tea
sp«jon salt, and 4 teaspoon pepper.
Shape into C patties. Saute :n 2
tablespoons margarine Cut in half
arc! t-*ast hamburger roils Spread
<•*«.-ft generously with cheese, mix
ture Place cooked patties between
halved rolls Serve on plates gsr
ttished with pickle relish tml ripe
tomato slices. Makea 6./ ,
THREE HELD *
iN MURDER
INVESTIGATION
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{.•Jilin i at ti a i\ .*cv>?i,-ia-v ».Hi ii*.*,
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S . • 01 an ii'ltvHot? ‘.V 'iC
-'iiinmGd I . iUy .--mce January. .
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MSLLS-BYRQ
VOWS SPOKEN
( KKF'NSBOKO ■ The wedding
pluec Sunday, o' high noon
Or :ee-Lu'tier Memorial Loth
; • Cnoi'fh. t Miss Oilit Mac
Uttghf.r -.t Mr aid Mr.-. ,
V. r ! .m Mills of Rcidsvflie, N C-,
John Edward Byrd. Jr,
.f -ho ft. Byrd. Sr., and the lute
Mr Hattie Gwyrt Byrd of this
flu Rev, \ Hum. officiated. Mo
tor the Muos.vr. was furnishc/i
Mrs fuvid Morse, organist,
on! David Morse, baritone.
Mr- V\ uthimson Attends
i iie bride had as her •. | ron >t
en.or and only attendant. Mrs. lii-
Wilßai.i s-.tit i>! Beiesvilie, N.
( viin v or«- a dress of i. <vy blue
■:.(• Sadie, navy iccfssories and
■ . »l vliite gcid.r-.as. fa
i v>. .t tended by Herbert
* - as n. s', man. The bride
.. a street-let; a';■> dress of white
t-aher linen with eyelet embroid
a white halther linen hat.
: a- in with navy Her othei >•-
»ie. wer. of navy blue. She
- .<! i v l:i!>* Bibu siiuweia i
.t red la- . is-,aa
Ti.e la id- mothv r choose
■ iaa ana ait.- Betiubc're aiieer
dit'-s ...a black accessories
Bluefieiil Grad
Mar Byrd was grad-anted tr m
T i lefield r: ate T. aaher- College.
BiuefiMd. w V ; and is a m an
.!■: K-f •!.= t„ >( W.i-hinam:
St ia et H. a. S iiool if Beidsv'il.c,
N t
Mr Bvrd . gr.tdu.it*' of A i
f. C> ! a a . i>i -eii-boro.
Jimi i iji .:• !;. fob win ; the eer ■-
irtoii; . a ieception was tiven at
till a ■ I,- eT tile f!a ■ . .1) , lir . a-.d
. leaf r dlHliei '.va> 4’lVtZn by tGc
-.bndc's ifUhei in Rcid.-viiie. N C
1 oi’Lsicm"
H h liJl Henrik < farki' tor \\P
tv • a I ha. . ■, ;<‘-.ved my blot day
Ara»f ■t* Li in fi:e death chamber I
lay.
a.!-, kinsini 11 ■ ii! mint' from tar
.old near
Ami it.- : < with ; ra.ae., I can'
no longer hear.
vv . ■ii- 1 i}i .1 !.':c I’iO I Cal’. Cl'J
■VV ■: t- •- Wi.cUi • • 1 tU ihv
,\v i ‘- i. -: •< -ank oven ‘.vun ,
Milliy mortal’s n<A that I
{ >ur .atill i .»cA jii uru '.r
--| tain future Artb ‘ • G..ny of theta :
Jirad The Carolinian! I
GREENSBORO
• i i
ELEVEN TROOPS
ATTEND SCOUT
CAMP IN STATE
v - in th. Bays ; rasa
.1 Siioday n> a.,ia si •. j.. -
a l ips ,- H ; - a . 1::' •
• - Luchie. ' C Evichmoiid.
H Matthcv a . a 1 .vlcCr-iy,
V Walden im . i-r . :' • )
l <. ; r ri A1 St. ven.-a>n
if enough troops dvitro tv
I’.d ■-‘gi.'-ter with file •iffia.-j
r ivic -enter, anoti.. - weel
H' - m.ping will be hold
r HOOPS I.ISTKO
T’ ops iff -ai!!.' the , : a . .--k
tar Tr -■,40 of Sriiiitii
• i.'i'-atvh. is- ajariiin F HUt»n scout
»•’. - ter; Troop V> at Terra C -u.i A
k. E Zii'n Church. ?aroe vVallae*'-
School. Frank Main ;, sc'-ntma-tei :
- » 1 a r ii.i: ter , T. - i*> .a, .»? CaO'ia n
1 a j.-ps 6i) of Guilt >rd ('olios:c l i.a
C:\ib. William 7. H-.wt a sCoUfcna--
. Truip >.’■) at Sedah.i Publtv
Sctiool, Marshal Vyarieti sc;: ; itm ■■-
tot: Troop 101 of St St,:p*.;ea'<
SiOutrnaster; Tro :> .>ll of faoer-'v
1 hH;'ti.«n Church, Har ' i i*--.**.•>;*
B. it-;t Church. F. J. Jcutes. set Hit •
'caster; Trow 512 >f Banduipa
• County Training School li J. Bald
v. in. icoutnai: ter. T;oop iM i
Hr 'ili ;nan Public School. J. Coin -
H'O-itin.i.ster and froop 1*52 >f ii i- ;
Chapel. Debr-.; McAJoo, -- ■, at. a
*s ; r
BIRTHS
Tin- U.a-ov. mg > J . now
proud parent?.
J C. and Viola Ty-a .rt, t>4 > Liu.i
--■ say Street, git!. Patricia LnVerne.
Jun- 23.
• ft'? - ,\l: .1. i ! .1 ihfi-otl !-H
iVortii Oilnnir Street boy. Stank-v
Lee, June !#.
fa-hu and L-ara Kay 230 t East
Mar..at Street ..:rl I)i.ni;u Nat
j June 23
Harrison and Wiihe f ewis. ;)6
V -T.re t a;-! Ha.a !, J;a >'•
J. and Mildred Ne.d aio Si
iett- Street, girl Joletha Jure C,
Albert and Estelle Jones. Urov/n
Summit .* rl Helen Fayt Ja - lb
l s m! m 2 Margaret Jiiek 331 ;
K •:••; Street, l.ov, Wultei H-miutf.
’ Juti-.- 27
Alphnnzo and \nnie Wlsßains
Hfit West McCulloch Street, b
lames Albert. Jmu 23
WilLe rid Corintic H .’ 327
•• , Street, -jay, I.
11 ■ 25.
Eddie and Lottie DeJourmAte,
"ia Haekrtt Str—' girl. A; me
Pearl. June 30
Lee and Alice VlcCl i f a M.
Reid Street, girl. Joyce. July 1.
Eugene and Liy/ie Atterwuy i3c‘»
f.arkiu Sueet. buy, Ap; ; 15.
FARMERS HEAR
SILVERTONES
The Advert ties ? Chicago ;t
a > L b m comici- -ii Harrison A
c} it-jriu*o on th«* campus A& I*
ColL»g« They were i-por?sor<?d hv
r 1 • State Contei **’ -.. *. *;i N e v* •• r’-r
--• and H<»riiem.ikors.
The vocal cn.-t-nible ot y-.-un,
a md wemen .-an, dir-sii-dl and
a M nutnbra. Highlight of !h.
.mi W.-.CS Henry s "Hhyia-:as
:--i tflu, Mo-Ms.” -i m isi-al J--
script-ion of a Negro’s l-t« and daily
hUOU.'
GOVERNOR OOFS NOT SPEAK
A change in th.* yroey'am o£ the
at .'relief was necessary when
’ Gaerii;: Kerr Scott, tebeduied t •
address the general asst-rn tiy *n
.17&
I /jj xama*,’ 'ey Oil Reauipep to ?ut,
APVERTIMNd ! ~TAHXi Os Otiß
V *“« PEdCEPUL / kf-ATOESKiP WOU? -Ksf
\ iwpt a rstwL / An M&toee mmk for
- - --'.
\ Gfw* k ah .nom-sPsirtm
gfii
Yggj\ aa^g%v|
% * 100,000 i.eTTERS.A-'iP CSHPS i
■ Ca*cc It? CnSriSTMA* (Flonm) * I
- .-4, ©lO4 VEA*?3 Fui*. Re,VJ):UN<P 1
•4#--, v- 0..
Probe Underway In
Georgia Lynchmgs
A» n-t'af.-iv,; undereovv: ic->
vfstlgat'ng of recent Or lynch-'
utd 'be rolat oirkip ot the v; -
, rtlux Klan t > tin State AdminU
rition has been launched by the'
i'’ -f RigiiK Cunfert.na- it .v-a 5
n > mneeti today by Executive L»l-;
' 'tor. Clark Foreman.
Mr. Foraman the former Pr-si
lent ’ the Southern Conter -a -
for Htitnun Welfare, declined t> j
' et, • pare oae! of the a- ■
ligating staff on th** grounds th.*- if:,
•vouid hamper their m v-mer-j ,
ar-d v -use them to pi.ys.cal %
lance, '‘every lynching."
’This much I can say ab -ut -e .
director of the inquiry M: F: .
•ran said. Mi- , M-'i-iu - - M .
F TKiCi €n t J 1 s Gii St .**.s of j-O - 5
knowTi for ills scholarsfrip and;,
•os-ra^e
The in j»:iry - : • c r :c*utr:iU? ;
three r)h.ts» s ot r ? Georgia •
‘••:n of tert*or. Mi F
ft a ■ 1 n n Di
i ;.ie! Green's boast *i3o! he h is b -*n i
! • i? the iiorsonai t:Gi el G- -ver:.or ?.
Herman ‘ rmcw h-tst .% f •
vetTihet. Gret*.i is the Klbi-.S Gr *h*d!
j Dragon.
The mv i-stiget r.ii e ;
; re-'a : f'Uc be state, wifi a'e 1
■ i ct-tabs :.e i li«* n c&t |
knovert * i j<i\oejte equal for
t; r? Negro pe ;ple One of those j:us-
retr ! ! •- oeks H ew-r ’
; c:<>mm‘in:*t Fan y :e- uter *?; Qeot - : '
r :,iay w.i: alk'd ->ut cf town uu- |
;-x;jc -teiily Dr 1 O Schaub, di
r- ’toi ;t ht- Na th C it-tiima Ex- ;
i ;-. Servic • j h •_. v, •!-. -i
,-i --.- ■ j ~i air Exteiisi* n Service'
.: the Dc; c jiiuM ■,.f Agriculture,
■: Jh'-.k-'-H-b the
The farmers ix-gan attending
- l.iSses Hid discussjoiis in com and
iijfiii pr> duclion dairying, r. -it
;t ii. I'iiti.n.ala.".- and n-ar.- e* -
r ; t. I : , ter the hamernaks-- S
included hortu. n, mgery-wt floor
1 ttnistung. .mi food-; and nutrition.
The grouct* al>o t:>ured the ware-'
L sec-, dail y aid poult: y plants,
. d >ther ••daces of interest t-v them •
n t city
PAGE ELEVEN
ac -i ppooitiun ■whioh nvolvb!
P'O-iressiy* elements u tfea Oema
j e r utir party well as the Ra-juV--
•i • i rid Progressive parties, ui
; eluded in the scape of the invest)*
• g-ition, - * Mr, Foreman said, “is U»e
| iv^rir-rider violence ago.nst ffe
4woe participate in uay •!•>•
in tin* ■. litual lit ot »»•')*
• nic.iity and .state'’
Th. lyncamg of Caleb Hr'!. Jr,
'or Memorial Da last will as Uie
third . e.: ii investigation .wittt
•lie main lit:a .; nuu r> directed
t c .. i dacarisncire :'e efforts or
of ti Vi by local i*"a staid
a'.:’hr>riti. s . : apiehena U»6
' ytielit-re
A full ;•?, of tits committee’s
ii '■••ill t*e a:: > fc.-i-e do l
:i pi tils f j c Sub i'.itted to tise Biii
■f Right.' C .-nr'irei; • m July iG >V
t r'- H ... y ;; i' . K )i?l New
/orb Ci‘y. /p . >i Use nation
_p cn-tife; cnev "itb oiiic.'i at Suits
3:’j j i We:’ 42.i.t .three 7 , Nee/
V ll k City it '.hide i" rre then iK-‘J
:ju._ iters t.niists I riur leaders,
i rusts and nit sister.:.
\.vn- 'fhVHTISM RAi" PAN 1'
IN WlsCONiilS SEfOSlis
MILWAUKEE, v. ;s (Global) -
Brun.., V. Mitkt-r. a rtcanher oj itte
Mover's Committee >:s Hatnap (<■..■•
lotions. us cl'iarg:r;g that , i*.i -Seml
ttsm Air rim i so; ■ Wisconsin
reports -aid ‘The* us - ■■£ phrasers,
Gentile <.».iy h <.-sir ; eted a 'SteK”
or simdar on American restrictions
I-.,.- became so wtd'-tyreai in ee»
par's of tie St.. *.: to be : >ii‘
a matter >r shame to decent,
tho ighaui t. tarns ‘
FKI.tBOMN RING
By Wiliiaui Henry Kn:' far ANR
WiJl freedom ring tot me and
mine
If so, whets .. Si it ring?
it rings today for thee .inti thine,
That's why yoa gaby sing
"Get freed m ring from sea to sea"
But I*ll rne :v;w chat fin yoi
mean 7
In that, do yon mein imc'
Am l considered on the scene?
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