WEEK-ENDING- SATTTRP'AY. "«TULY 1 fi, 19-5 9
TARHEEL ROUNDUP
SCHOOL PROJECT
Ho was serving a three to five
year term on a forgery count. Hi ,
■was a resident of Lumber ton. I
u Bloodhound? have ber-u put nr his
Ik frail and prison ofsf<• i..ihoped to
H? firk flint n|).
P A.HS'AI'I/f'S OFFICE I'tS
* Htlma Mrs. Mary Morgan Hus
Kell Is being held in the Smith
field jail <>n a wm-runt of assault*
inn an officer with a leadj wea
pon
PatVijniaii Percy Moore of tlj e
Seims foil, e Depart ment suff- r
a gash under his left shouldoi
(torn a pocket knife v.-nen to- tt
tempted to -*;- r.-st her Saturday
night about 11 o'clock on a charge
of :being drunk and disordn ;>
FOUR PAROUKD
Raleigh The folowlng -1 pri
soner wen paroled hoc -aus. of rood
records and ‘their renin: to so
ciety has met with the approval of
many of the law phfr-mmwnt of- |
f'cera of the community in vs l-it M
they intend residing.'
Joe Cog dale sentenced in * re
ven in June. 19 if, to 10 years so;
attempted rape, Carvit Davis,
sentenced in Robeson in Sepf.-m
--her, 1947. to 5-7 years for man
slaughter: James Alexander .'.lies,
sentenced in Anson last May ti
eigb* month < for engaging in in
* Affray; and >*■i 1-1 Thompson, sen
tenced in Mecklenburg last Decem
ber to t;.' months tor uit with
j H deadly weapon.
The paroles revoked were Men
r!e Bell, Roller! (.cc perry. -ill
George Signal.
TRUMAN GREETS
NEW YORKER ON
101ST BIRTHDAY
NEW YORK <ANP i- 1 '‘re: [dent
Harry S Truman md New V"rk'«
Mayor Willm O'Dwyer were •>-
rn on®
mg greeting.- to Mrs Mnrv Eliza
beth 0\- ! c bo.
day. June 28
Probate olrie- t living na
tive of the M-orid’' city,
Mrs Overbatigh reared ner chi
scat. Bos worth OvPrbii'gh fi*. . net
his Wife. Mrs. Serve!! Ovorhnuga
Her sen is superintendent tin
building in which they I've at 474
W 150th St
He is the nlv kvir. hod f
14 children - f Mrs. Ov. i h., ,gb. Ac
* cording to B sworth she yvn- mar
ried -it 17 and tier husband f..r
a long time was the only Mean*
barber or, Grand St in downtown
N>yv York
!r, recalling many nappy days
of her lilt- Mrs Ovorbaugh still
remember !'"■ t in her chiidb. •
‘.he ployed with ind'-an children
She wa? ■ - Ft/ St
'• (S r, - ■ ii 7 i-.iov. , -. v- •:
Mrs. Overt.aug he- red her chil
dren all dsk' si. fact h> made
her boys w.-.-it israids just like
her uiri She dc; p-.v,- the So ■
ness" of tin y.-u: g. i n-'c.u;oi.
today
They don't nav .inv mind t.c*
parents anymore Th< re aren't
enough restrictions. What m .kes it
than mint "
During her lifetime, Mrs Ov-e. -
V- .g'i has never drunk wi -m.ik
ed. She . at# regularly every day.
Many of her friends visit- ci her
.*t he? birthday party She stillj
r ?<)- rvi t f h-: tee- "i. ; .i
♦he he-:; of health. Ant'-rs her many
birthday erecting- was one Iron
President Truman which rd it
r-arf
•it is a privilege- to join «ith
your friend:- in felicitating -.-• u and
in extend'ng good wishes P-,-
health and happiness.
“ts gneri l II- r rv S Trumar The
Pro-.ident of the United s* t-
ARRESTED FOR
HIT AND FLY
KILLING
ROANOKE Vs. <ANP>- A- ' ye
4? OT. Cpl. R-'bert E Fe'viick. 22
■ arrested Tore lasi week for
the 'hit and fly'' slaying of a Ne
gro, Job- a .1 K >ll. 7i5-yv -old f.>- mei
while he was driving his mule on
the highway.
Four other people riding with
g Hall •-•!-• ?;: tledi.iwn v .go
uninjured when Pennies try ing
to land a rented airplane on to.
road, clipped Hal’ v, ith the plane'.- '
wing .rid kept t mr. He Voider,
at. Alexander City ?5 mile- aw-.iy
and reported ihe incident.
He told police that he attempt
ed to land because he thought the 1
9irs>l>-‘p was running out > f ;s
--9Tbj, Wstiqh biM
8* Biu I'lvwo
‘The euvernment budget suffers
If lrm» inflation, too. Whenever any
enß spi'sks of ‘buiiding » hrave
new world, look out! It coat*
•(OHM l« rewnrie?"’
a *ri
PLANS VACATION - Miss
Dorothy II Floyd, dauglitci <‘i
Mr. and Air- John I loyri :f 107
i) Drive lias completed her plan--
foi her summer vacation. Mi <s
f luyil will leave he* home Sat
urday for Philadelphia wlit r ’ -he
wi!l visit her brother ;, ?><l sister
in-law and will spend some tir.n
later in Vtiantie City. N I and
New \ ork Ciiv friends
Miss 1 loyrt is a graduate
Slu tv 1 niverrity. a member of
Delia Sigma Tin la Sorority lie
porter of Fairmont new- fm th*’
( AliOt INIAN and is low -m
ployed in the Rosettw.'lrt t < ’
sis I raining Program.
SIX FIREO IN
POST OFFICE
LOYALTY PROBE
PHIL A DEI, U UIA A N f', t - -
been suspended fi ff,-. their .-hs
t• r,i Sin'. - • m ■- t '■>. e
On Juru- 28. J..T- ■ ivn r,.
.nd Reeso J flrmw, J", ?-.- ?•
It was :- matter oi m i : r • tiefoi-o
Lymas wmiid h;,ve been ret red
. fi,l - - - |
1 SCO
On J 7'-t Ed-a ird A-An
md a clerk "J" f'-iu* vears ,i . a : -
pended beeaur of i.-d Cm
•■■,um?t coiinctc!unis He- v as Hivrg-
The first oi the ]vcai sss to go
was Willirm-, R;cl..v •••-- 47 v;h<-
Fei X Ti- - 55. and chief .a
Shei iff Jim Abney -cCc!
Halt died ir, a h A-ittC 1 vo ... ..
sheriff . .id
i ' I
tAi.xmw f.v ms |
m fvu\
lEIttKH #.V trs Fi El, IR: MIJiKH > g»EK*Sf-FOi. if &£' fff
There’* » cUvim to fame in every _ BBmgk a
sparkling drop of iTtrisi! For no - A H
other cola bay such obvious i t| |-|‘ |.f < W
in t-vory sip. And when \ * S |7S
a drink .so gives so mticb. 1 4*1.-*-" ' I g.M* ® jf«| f; Jrjv s I
H jus? can't hrlp makinp 1 . , l(f . bm '^ C; | iftH Ij ijlEPSijjj!
friends. Ivnjoy Pcpitt, t-he finer- 1 tattle’ -..HR llllflHl jy
tasting cola, today! I •*f , ~ \jpga S' : V^jPSww;^
Why Take Lisss .., Whan Pe.pid’s Best! l—<. v
POST OFFICE
CLERK ADMITS
200 MAIL THEFTS
SI l OiJIS ANl’i Hugh Ho--- j
I- in,, !.,i-:on 21 - \ onr "id -Icrk m 1
s ho Mar: p.'i-l Offv.-ts :
ed to have sig-ieri n ■; d- -ei iv her*-
last wee if <.■ -dr.-iing h.- imd stolen ,
TKi pioc'.'s o! rrini! in two and * |
half month-: fi-'-m which he had
~i '• on e.-:im • -r! 'tutl'u’-Saon. T.i
--1.1..n v. : eresl.-'d by cite dote:-
fives -'fitrt r-'-ntol inypeciors A fed
eral >v: rranf isstted iru ged him
-■-.-ith in be-,- ;■! • 'ig , P fiest cl,is; at
f t : s
Who. rin r-s*. d. I.iston lun.cd
o', i I i of b e In i,-| c and ' mc: led
! liOh'.-o to his .-iiiiomTib'ic parked
’k-ai-fy an-’ im•"ris:c-. d Fit! niore f: om
ivich lie 0.-. d atitaiiied e-i-, ETAO 1
- i.’ h hr: ho-'i oi.)ia nvri Sds.fi'! in
•as h th- nick! before. Hi later
tinned "vei ton reoie loiters;
; four,:! in iio- J* e:kw a* the post
'Mi i(’t'.
Ho h beer, employed n tl'.C 1
!* 1 'er to-o di-iridtttinn seeticii. ;nd !
■ ■ ■ : 1 P:! rr :-I -o :
| Personal ;
S LOANS !
| (he, I- , m ! . r.i
--* -r t, , ~ . . ’ ;
T ’ y - ' ’ ; n< jlß.:a un i ;
- ice , Imlu-idi i,em
-j TV- vow - •
-rnd f-'i-i: 11 c<\’*'Y
The
RALEIGH
INDUST RIAL
BANK
| j ‘
j Hnrprf! anri Salisbury '
! Member of Federal Deportt 1
1 n;-,ur a <:co C. orporp 11 o n
‘-- J
V7ASH ANY DAY!
Why Mak.- Monday A Wash Day When
Our Machines Make Any Day An IMsy
Laundry Day.
USE OUR
. A'' r-fcw*- ■ Jriia fi LT ■> ni>ii Ri ' 11' iv*
QUICKFR . . EASIER . . CHEAPER
HUNT-JACKSON Laundromat j
413 S. Bloodworth Street
BUNCHE BUY
\ i>■-; A-- til i ip-. • VM'i
suiiiti . s.*t, I. iia . I'ft'ii pri
i tainif it tl ilpfi ilm ebe I' u -•>’
las Vr.'.r lc . it> H - vtu Fi«- it h
,-i i;ta v, ii Csr E'.iiMehe « ill )>*•
ijt-r<- tn i(»’oiv<. tin spingirti
n e,|.*» it tin- tttfh snnii-il meoi
i.ig of tn.- NA Vi i’ now u>
progrrsh tier'-. July (2-1 P
j ~!■ llt c roma-ntioii. •Ii ,
llinvnti nil H')t* i Metis Vs-.-,.
i'i.,|mn *ssslrt el S hinn is t. <ii ii
fith, for U> ye 11 - pr> •■'dew' •»*
(tie loeni hnuich NAAUP. tbrr*
will I - in-, t-'eial Idas nt down
tow n holets.
VI eeting will he field at fhr
,.<■«.,c,d I. pitist ebureh with
Griffith presiiting
"YOUR BtSY '-'-y J
fOOD BUY: / \
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J. A 'iuf
J j UAfRY
11
M >! k y<>t! v<lk**»
per Hokn; iron nny so nri,
s iff-. .'vii! t» ilj r’-H -mrt
e■ er.vy ?* >»S a. fie*, (jtult
farm B-:
rr ■ ' i»- ' y,-'-*- family «, K#.»- l*L « -ir. j
ft'! im n-nruhv hy **rvrtqi |
'T,;>c e»t *-v#M-y m«n|- - nnrf far h* !
i\vg>nr» men: tnneir-i
(*nil 7 OASI for Os -f-f
SMITH-MELVILLE
DAIRY
v Ruleigh, NC-
TTW CAROLINIAN
.... ii uniwi i iwiininniiHiT i —nrrtr ir i—nn> i ■ -null wi-.: ■ - ttnmamMstv.t.-ntMxt*: uinini .3mn:xx •r.r::s:.v .. i^jauosmuTmnwmmnmmwsr-'i .c*. ...xvmrxr *
Beginning This Morning at 9 O'clock
Ilititai-liii's Itipst
July Clearance
SALE
It s Half-Past Summertime . . . And That Means
Bargains For You!
OUR FALL MERCHANDISE IS ARRIVING DAILY WK MUST HAVK
ROOM TO PREPARK TO MEET YOl R PALL NEEDS YET YOU HA\ K 2
1-2 - 3 MORE MONTHS IN WHICH TO USE THIS MERCHANDISE SUM
MER ITEMS WHEN YOU MOST NKEI) THEM AT HAIR LA IN PRICKS!
WOMEN’S I
SUMMER DRESSES |
hr, . ses Wee. to >1 1.0 $ 5.00 |
Dresses Were to Hi.nr. 50 00 j
Dresses WVve to 20.05 15.00 !
Wide assoitment h >:uL and print* i■. crept ■.
~hanl:un;ys, and coll on cords Junior,
and Women's sizes
SECOND FLOOR OF FASHION
MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES
A2 50 Value P>,o 5 Value
$1.29 $2.99
Butcbei ’ii:< j!.' . Uiant unrs. romaine enepc>, .jid
H':f : )' pi . !i ■ Ij .1 -id ■ n ... evelrf e ; . . J< i a | ip \\ ;; if £, , i *-n.d*T. mse,
J. i>. i2> ; it.l acjii.t, i,’- s 12- IK,
V BASEMENT STORE
BASEMI
j
Womcn'* B1 ou*c*
| Values to $1.29 88c
Women’ Cotton Slip*
m|< r U, i || rr‘ ’' Hi hi }'S
I Were 51.79 ~ $1.29
| (’hiSdr< n‘s
Cotton Sun Dresses
Values to $2.9* si,4B
Children’* Summer Shirt*
; ! 7>-■ ■> 7 I''
Were 98c 88c
Values t«» $1.98 $1 29
i S pe l . al ..Chi 1 d. e r-'
White And Striped Anklets
1 r-$ Value 10c
|
Boys' Short Sleeve Wide-Striped
Polo Shirts
Fruit ot the Loom. Si/e l-l*'.
$1.2*9 Value SI.OO
Boys’ Fancy Print Pen de
Sport Shirts
n. 48 SI.OO
Roys R-ojjtr-r Play Shorts
$1 IS Value SI.OO
sl.lß Value $ 1 27
Men's Bine and Hri-\
Cbambray Shirt* . . . Size# 14-17
Men*. White.
Ribbed Athletic Shirt*
S Or Value 39c
Men’s Straw Hats
$1.50 Value SI.OO
Blue Denim Overalls
Ijov end 'Uup hack ... 7 1-2 ■»/. • K "ni
Sizes 30-44
42,29 sl.9°
//•W, %//> >
EASTERN CAROLINA'S LARGEST"
Men’s Summer Suits
j
:
« ( *i >ll on { ’orfls \\* t 1 r<» SIH. > > J 3.50
| All Wool Bur Mil (Treys §.‘57,50 \ alue 17.95
Bo kinuh.'im Bur Mil Tn»pi< ah-.
Wore S 2.0.50 23.75
K M M 1 ; \n Y\ OA; ! lopicals
Wriv •: d.7 50 29.50
j viidr end double br.'.isted sty 1 >\< blue;.,
j . v, hi’o:i ■ , am! Uuis. Broken secs ’>s '■>* 50.
MEN’S SI ORF - STRFFT FFLOOR
t
NT STORK
Type 128 Pillow fasn
WiM'f » * i r ’ 20c
18”x30’ Turkish Towrls
Plaids and solids.
Bemberg Sheer Prints
Siijiht. seconds,
| id in,; ,; :v 98<* vd, 59c yd.
;
Embroidered Eyelet
} inc. ’<!»».• jop it )■ o< }.* >n . . . f-i.'t colors
i " j
V a Hies I n 8 ] .0 s 08c yd,
Gimrham and Cham bray
Solids plaid- d *•!>< ck
j.G yd. Value" ' 29c
7.000 Dishes
ire Hccumuiation .of fawns nianufncturf-i
i croid 'rim wi;h floral design. Salad plate, large
plates, cups, saucers, soap bowls.
Lanre Platter 9c ea.
j Fruits and Small Plates Sc ea.
Cldth Window Shde*
Accumulat.i.ons of veiy slight seconds from fam
ous mauu.iactuver SO” wide long I•• >*? .•
and white
Won SI. IS 73c
| White Kuffled
i in-Back Organdy Curt a in*
~ Permanent finish
I VV9S Value $2,98
i
New Low Price on
Clopav Pa per Dr Apra
First glialitv.
\Vcr< 9Fr . 77 c
Chinsettc P\per Dr a pc*
Were 51.98 88c
100 Walnut finished
End i able*
Very Special • SI.OO
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