PAGE FOUR
HIGH POINT
CURRENT
CYCLE
By C. E. Yokely
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ijtEUS: Teeing oft from a photo!
Wt f'Ni :ht E!o: ming Cereus’ we;
nmert ,:,i thir.gs that are green I
tifgrev We once heard that!
r ' green car. grew and those- j
jf. J. of The unusual flower j
be# A; v known a.( the “night i
to—tlag criio :v> -e ■ ider.ee of j
i t'wreg!!;;.- statement. This an-;
lial Viewer t nly i.J-.onv at nißht |
bail, between the hours of 8 !
I n and midnight. Many -people |
re beer, known to sit and watch,
\ bio:.in unfold it- beauty and
|<- off its sweet frag once. The
I. b!.-. m:n iis is said to j
I one of the 2<5 species in the j
|.U trit Hi Tnis massive plant,
I fluted stems a foot or more i
I diameter end :> about 40 ft.'
|i takes from 1 to 7 years bo
le it ONE MIGHT WILL BLOOM 1
h bloom '.‘.ill die the next day.;
Men soil, much water and a
rm temperature in winter art .
wssary in it - ■ ultivation, say the j'
ies who dei.pht tr growing them, j
a iuii hiuor-i usually comes from j
leaf and opens mouth like.
Jp in Virginia, w« are told, it:
called the "Star oi Bethlehem ';
muse of the scene inside the'
i when !; opens There is a de
ft somewhat like a star which is!
c-ctiv t.vt-r Nmcthei formation !
atfaiing like . rnanker. Some say
coyies from a section of the.
rid, where it is day there when;
is night here adding tc the {.
end surrounding the plant.
the ladies here new j
treating the flower are: Mrs.!
rr:e Smith. Mrs. Gertrude Sault-;
Mr'. Eisse- Menard. Mrs. II;.
iwact. Mrs Mozelie Hedrr.ai.
s. F. L. Lander, and Mrs. Lizzie
t-'Xlruff. You know, if you have :
sbcalled “jreen thumb” !
kmg green things grow you;
ght try this interesting hobby c-i;
>-?<* who cultivate flowers and i
■e sweet fragrance tc the world
which we live.
COMBAT. At b-t this month j
The Piedmont will be th. Negrt
seball All-Stars. If Negro base- ]
I per s;- eventually peters uutj
■ all-tars will haw shone in then
bver in Greensboro August 14;
• Homestead Grays of the North
II play the Southern All-Stars. In ’
f game will be such lights vs, ‘
liter Buck Leonjird and Roy
sjlow of the Grays Hiv. man Tay
: - playing manege r of the 1
eensboro Go: ben Red Win > and :
Itur Pinnix ->f the High Poi it ’
d Sox Come August 21 11-; ’
rtheas’ Carolina and ‘.he North
st Carolina Ali-Stais will meet
-e in High Point at Finch Field;
their sectional all-star game
th light; from the Asheville
ies as Brinton, Rankin and •
“htner which Clarence Moore
‘fight to shine will bo here to!
nbat such Red Sox aces as
:vey Jo-. Crawford who once
rled for the Cuban Giants and,
tng Ben Moore, Alvin Holly,
asoii, Pinnix the Dawkins bo>s,i
ns Holly . iid the Kimbles. As!
s crowd crosses bats there will;
com cat on the diamond when;
: “limps yell PLAY BALL.
CONTRIBUTION. Some weeks.
) an article was ntTeasoft to us
tins that the patrons fund rais
drive for band suits for Wm.
in High School had reached the 1
115. Pi mark on a 53.137 50 pro- !
t This week we were informed .
Ml*S. L E McDonnuj! irrrr<n *
the • hat the city school
j board through Supt. Carr .il a.id
•kh -.‘t! $500.03 . toward this drive.
; This leave? only another $1,332.55
!to beat the band.
i Within a lew weeks from now
j the beys and girls will re.isseiti
! bit 1 in school and no doubt don
I then* new uniforms. Th s is usuaLy
!an interesting time to them as t ic
I football parades start. Just who will
.-trike up the band has not been
j made public at this time, but we
I .'give with .t statement attributed'
;to rhs Superintendent that when
you give a boy a horn to blow no
j will not blow a safe. We might say
| toe that a.- tile school band receive?
i a contrioutiun to the community
! a contirbutton to the community
, in the music they play for various
i occasion.- and the interest they
: rouse in school spirit arid pride in
i ‘he hi oh school they attend
It is no- too early to beg r. gel
| ting tne youth ready to return to
-chooi to study' "to bert Lie pane
and prepare themselves in ad
chases of edimrilKm.il endeavor i
PERSONALS
Mrs. James Li.-inner, her daugh
ter and granddaughter hove re.-!
turned to their home, 407 Vail ot
alter a trip to Newark visiting
Mrs Beatrice Palmer
Mr'. Mattie Saunders and daugh
ter. Annie Marian left Thursday •
to attend the funeral of Mrs
Saunoei s ristc:. sirs. Mary' Curi
iUngharn in Great Fails, S C
Mrs. Gwendolyn Davis, her for.
Murr.-.y and daughter. Gvyred and
-Viiv. S B. D-n i.s are spending tneir
vaca» on at Atlantic Beach.
..i?s Willie Pearl Robinson.
an .-liter of Mrs. Aieu< I .mdsa ■
lei. this week for New York i .
th. rent,under of the summer io
visit relot,ves
Mir. Elizabeth Riven . grand-'
n.- thet c-t Mrs. Gray Yo,-.Ley is
vi-ating at the Y Ltley re-iucuce
132 Underhill
HIGH POINT - Th Hi... Pi is;
Red Sox defeated the Rockingham
Giants here Sunday. July 31 t.» the
score of 14-6 at Finch Heir- Re -
turning home from ret- at win
over Altermarle 14-7 ar.d : ver
Tliuraa-ville 21-3. he'Reel Sox hau
little trout ie rehind the hulling l of
•V Simms in rout-tig Rockingham.
Holly led the Red Sox at bat
with four hits out i f six trips nnu
J. Kinibler came next with four
out of five trips. For tile Giant::-.
■ Leake led with four out c-f five.'
The giant.- used two pitchers. Ct>v- •
i.igteu and Turner whin Sunnis
went ail the way for 'he Sox
GIANTS
Haley, *s; While, 2b. Leake, tit;
W. Covington cf: Smith. If: Dsn-'
Isi:. 3b, A Junes, lb, AleKinnis. 1
rt; I. Covington, p; Turner p.
FED SOX
Moore 2b; Gibson. 3b. Holly, t.
* Pinnix. if; W Dawkin-. e. Kim
ble, rt; Alexander cf. F Dawkinu.
lb; Sircms. p.
Giants . .: 300 000 IG2-- S
Red Sox m 00! 300—14
Rea*! Tfee Caroliniao!!
In the playground events held
thus week the L ilovmng young
people came up with tne pi. v -
! grotutd champinn iitip m them
| averts. Midget paddle tennis
: Frank Turner ana Junior eken?
Bobby vfcCoy and Ailei- J -‘tinaun
won the Midget check-;r chimpiu;:
r ship.
ST.STEPHENS
DEDICATES NEW
FURNITURE
The new pews and ,;h- lg -
j niture at S’. Stephens A:vf£ Zio-i
church was dedicated h-'--e Sunday
, Dr. G. F Hall, tTnanciai secrets - , y
.of the AME Zion Churca prvac.-i
--• >:d the dedication sermon at
,11 o'clock workshop. The Rev. ,S A
. Speight is pastor at St. Stephen.:
: where he has remodeled and -e
--furnished the church.
I fd.iON FAG RSIOiVS
TO \ ! 1.4 Mil lli-AUI
On Friday, August ihe Arner
Legion is sponsor:eg their an-!
nual excursion t Aliantic Bear;
This bus excursion earn r n ..-eh in
i'terest as folk take the ouporuirat;
: !o enjoy the outing m.'-Jv possible
Ibv the Legionnaire.
ATTENTION
WINTERVILLE
REA DES S
Ih< CAROLINL\X now in
your town. Tki- .iota' i>apo vs ::
ccme to your door each week
we hope you will purehaae one.
Air. David Henderson, ha., been
appointed agent for the CARD
LIMAN in Winterviit-. He wilt
be giad to celled any news and
pictures (or the CAROLINIAN'.
Tiw CAROLINIAN is your
local newspaper Support it:
bntertains Wes!van
Service Guild
3lie Wesleyan Service G hid ,
Bro < ■ Memorial rn-.-t.
n-.g in the new home t Mr
; Elizabeth M<x»rc Sharp A;
tv re.-:;;r- devotroi, a . , i , . ...
by Mrs. A.nna Laura D:x
. which refreshments were sei ,v;i
the hostess.
Mrs. lola Moffitt. who i.s pn-.i
dint of the Guiiu presided, t
sent were; ILa Mofiif Fii th
Sharp .Anna Laura Diva:: L -us
!t. hade. Ethel Smith. Paid:?:---
Un, Carrie a::.
Mac Hall. Juanita juhrs
win)ue Belle Taylor Ha/ : R>
■<t anu LVI zelie Herrin -• : ih g
: burn'll. Pa. were visitors Mr.-,
i Herring and Mrs. Kidur- 4
daughters cf Mr arid Mrs. p;:> -
, Moffitt.
I’M A MAN
By William Henry Huff for \VP
i Urn man like other men.
: Why should i oe segre.yuttst
Like the beast in yonder dt-r •
Lit* a man. a gentleman.
: VVN> mutt r.ot be- under: (tea
I'm a man, I'm civilized
1 can read and write mid i on,
And, I'm uKo Christanrze-d
l was never charged with ’reason.
I have 1 Tied your mighty trees
And have stacked and burned she
bushes
While f-u sat in 'dir- ea-c
u..,t(:!u.u, to - via; -I thru o -
CAROtJMI VN SatUTday-,- Augn.it 6, J.iMD
!' ever you’re lucky enough to meet the beautiful Hanson girls face
u> face you’ll find yourself slightly baffled, for they are twins ->f the
ra* :;i. variety, each being a true mirror (or reversed) in.age of the
other
In t.s-eir tastes too they are alike. Both preserve their fine teeth with'
: Aram-.dent, the ant:-decay ammoniated dentifrice. Theie >» only one
difference between them: Bernadette prefers the powder and Fcarees
uses paste on her toothbrush.
ITALIAN HELD FOR
RAPE OF YOUNG GIRL
BV i IMKn 8 I.AtOI.'KCHE
NEW ORLEANS, La. Steve
; C.-ngu >si, an Italiur: dumpctirt driv
’>'■ 3d, mar'-cd u"d the uu.Te." ;
i i-- ir ctiiidreri i, g hold in the
; oari T: -,rs -m.: .i .-re fjr the tpc >f ,j
j li-ycuc-.-nd Negro -chooigirl when:
ihe it.- d in u: .u daylight ou;
: Bond - ,s se: a. : ihe c :
’*y beat i charge K.dna:-p«:-%. •
.of tii- cgrri'i’ :! a---?auit m hi? truck.
'He iotvi* aos dor. G fr.e girl wk i
A- th . g : a 1-ripti .-II -/t her d
lacker and the truck in whic:
■ he hud been forrn-d away Trie
! paciitb.
KiSSLS CEO! \n
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V I » e :• ,n i. 1.
15 • U» '• • r rui Wn.i h -Mi •
•: - - -MV.: -U'l said \l,r D&MiuV \
iuv-;D dill V. h<> t •;.:■>■ had ""•■' .'d
: d.n kiitg in tr, j neighborhood and:
Ol* HIKED WORK
A'‘C , ; t1 ng i.• Uh‘ child her a!:- :
• kSK- r L ; isi-d her ori the street
i.' ! j st fi her i* sh»: eared to work :
TTt<• vire•ied that 'he wouid '
: *;tr.;t nave • ■ ebtah:’ rorib- at from
-a- ;- ~ .jH<; r.-ifared her S2O a '
j week
The father of i «• -hild e j et-d'
I hi i.lie e.irl Dv-ing employed U* do
I heavy labor, hut on beinp assuree.
that his Jangiitci’ would only wash
, Tiiihe:; anti -it vvith tne baby -a■
j iinally ra>)sentf;d Congilosi uiso ’
morning's mid bring bur back R
n ight.
With the agr: emerit rcoched tis-A
; unsuspecting victim hupped .nt
l the gab of the dumipcarV and wit
|.'..'iu?cd tb leave tim mat aft-i s ■
■" 1 th tier jbduc* Jr p-. i 'a
Bind nris.de her undress Uoun !.n
j t -iiing his fiendish act he dw ■
; v.f j U! g
Personal be! cog mgs of the* girl
; nut offu.er;-; -tuu thnl but tor the
• iiit.-.-giiigonct- displayed by tm- vic
; ton the. d-' -it :f they could how
IHA S Oil, Hi 11 Mills
mml HOG I’IIOFITS
; r i- -ci - *v:f.i f * a\ l u () VV, .; o n
i fr,[- |L . S{s .. { Mill* VC' |t'v ' ,;-j
s' > : -‘c*, 'ITiU . : IS ■’,/ 7. S l.)i i* r .'...(v IJf*
jera-y <,>£ C«.»ker 100 Wilt *3 0d i-,ts
.1 -i Avci.t ri-i";omnH. j r«MC , cl pr w.V. a ,: i
: thr -ugh-, ut the setutun.
■ - I!f‘ has dusted it; cut l' ■ s
oei >re tne first dusting about 13
i—-r cent «.»l the sjuares examined
snowed boll weevil iof-.—tialrau ,t
recent check showed only 4 >< c
W it Rogei.s, a Negro farmer of
, Route 2, Wiili.imston, also h,.s an
(.letstaiHJing c -tton crop, h-g is grow
ing three at:. e:> { Coket- UX» W.ll
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