( \Rf 4/INI AN Saturday, ft, 1151!)
CHARLOTTE
person u "
•-Vs: -xmUir-im ,Tris:,: YMCA fun
■ ; a ' ' I? ‘ »! :s•> n of Win:-to’: ‘
‘-1 m, Vv\.< •. V :•• ill {*::-• fO liit\ V : :•
**£'>'• Sadi- Dell William--; ;
rhdcideVn-a w,n. bnrv visiting :.<s
71. y , £1 ‘PI Qr <■ j ( .... . { . . ; , .
■-• ’■• ' '•. V s *, k (..; l v Sian d a y.
W,i Kim ton. D C. Sunday.
■Vfis ■ Ffeddi Thcn.'ijsoi; left Sun
•‘t nd li.i Buptiy; C<>nvu’<-
El .!Kl*S Vl.lV ..Sui (Jiai'ci
*' /. i '■:- Simdiiy
Mi ■ M:.- !: f1,,. 5 ot Wmiumjun
urn 1 >;i S t . My >. Street
I.AIVN PARTY HELD
V! :: ! ii F R McClure y:r
d .'i v*. i \ tici'esrfi.il .;iv;n pa: •
J v 2S>. ini.i This activity .< .js
-••Id the inten .-t >f i "Thousand
ic whim Presbyterian Church.
fiddled. -Man u: Faith - ' ami
•S; i- ,ng«* God- if India were,
-•h w»t. The McClures had U ■
ft -I':’, candy. pinner: arid v. itci -
Tame --s' : ■ e pr,'Xim.iit'ly 150
f-'i cns pr -mit and most passed
'•r McClure ; captain of a group
.* ■ en .'-aiilidl . d d ear .
ri< Mt
?: ■ annua* picnic a; the B dcik
t • held in t Thur.-d.iy. jut s 2d
. »»<» a' Plate Price
During the day hoi -e-shoe oitrh
i . watermelon > d.t a. and U:
r, rerniinc of iipsUots were enrn
m.-.n .da,h: in the attirnoon :na,.>
euesyed :>!cyn .aid ‘V rt t h.: a; SOH
*>,:!. Other • -.seat iukin .. h: tile
he vy tom, : hs, led by B.y an
(»• sip.nh neat tia ; . -a; l
T ■ • nit lilt: vv is joint • .nr. an
.. ,-j BiddlOfiUe Sunday School
< HI Kt II PROGRAM
T:u> Sunday School M id,; Bidtiie
cd a very beautiful pro Tarn of
’■■or ■ nd made Sunday Everun
ENGLISH HEADS
CMffIER OF
COMMERCE
BY ROBERT CHERRY
Organization of a Chamber of
C euneice -was nnaour'ced Thrrs
:•<■*'/ ir-rj a men: b* rah ip fernpa.;:;
.y Spr ret.. - . lbevv .lt Ant.iiOi: ■ 1
i -v itudent ..t Nonu Caroline
: ■ Ga w Schooi,
The new chain bo: meet.- ever
Thursday rupht at rt:3U at Beck win
S! irtio. 2209 Booker Avenue
The general purpose and tunc
1. An. raid Ylr Anthony, “are to
ii ■' yreascr inteie l in NetfCO
“ a-* trends. !•> study specifically
"■I . > < u cre-.rst’.' and the possjaili
tj e .f enter m; into new business,
■••••rm.ttion of poitcies and roprtoen
: it:-hi to vernmeiits m r-. urd t'
domestic legislation affecting cotr.
a ! i'“: taxe- at:d rci'uhit ion. ana
othrr matters of comrr.or interest
to tils members.
' All manager ■ >rai owners of
bU.*‘3.n€-BSfcOS 'i Vi’ :• vj.U-*d ;'o IXfOAAHf
•n* it; r?> >i Ua# ■ n w r y orgaijiy./fU
DRIOKLAYER
13 EXCELLENT
o;l painter
BY KOBi‘3ItT * liKHUY
VS, -it,e-T Kr,:-| whit, haired;
brick iaarea , i \ Jones (‘r>j)-
st mi if-in to. is a Charlotte oil
-n'Sir! ife '-r.irted jiaiii'-
in: with .el forty years see
‘Th‘- a.? venr Hid •>: - iek!«y*»r start
ed rubifim: when he was ftfepn
-lit When asked a hour his
l>'fntmjr iitspiratiot he smilf-fi and
-:od, -.M> irmtivi Sirs Bit h
*' o*’ . "Vi i! eha I’l .1,11 aat tat :i t
Chi-a. hnol which still
aft tide cue. ;U .s: a ft.. . i!. •; rv S.
-av--. irt: [>j rat ion to paint.
Che saw- tin- I w.i- interestr-d snd
she semrh; me the niateriatr to
work with and 1 have been pain;
ill ever s ii,ct*.-
Foster's unia/ns:., paint ine has a
definite air ,»i the professional.
I.aml va, j.i n ■i ■ ■pfa-ialty Hut
hi', fra; done several portrait s.
A ■ ’ item i: on fie : e.ted 1., a ;
’em of .1 tote .- which is m>-,v ;
■ ,e*-”ey hi file .f v Jones I.lhiavj.
v.'r !•'•/ t «-•- a rin ruber of tie-,
•hi -oti,- Board Ilit-eetors u! the
Fust tipn-u riiiuvh K |> at;.l !
f *(id t elh,vv - 'ui.s ;>;i m*. scent d
1 * * ii'eii ca oky .Vlounfains. Dai! i
‘!id ‘he F.hiii.x. Flesnla. Virginia, i
Vslt"Ville Metititabis. ."harlesr nn.
F'Uff) f'arolitiit and Tennessee.
Sente of Waiter’s paintings have ,
h•' a. <>■* fiisplrr .t -h» Mint Mtt
• ••urn. He has otd a ant deal of i
Vs is j’lll n r \ ul'.'-S. Post ft hi its c*d r iiar !
itt* a*ways kt-cpj a sMiali
'a,;; whfn Huy- ■ vaftte th*>
ijH’ruro 1 d to another j
' - ’' ; : I■ w ir. hrau* any rro'i- !
r wno is a hohhytfit. pain*- i
ft. iTiivi-r aad s'-ulpruror was bora j
(Vu'oiina, He* earnp raj
('Harlot!*- at an eailv ami ;
<*‘ l ivpd his Bfinirifsitii at Myers Hr. j
School.
*a ; '*\ VV., Ik- r 'x a 1 . niarr i ed t*:- i
i'if* Co rner M;-. - Pdna. .Hnikin: of |
( ha t loi tF 1 . VVju kor is the •
r I Ia ‘ her ol h «-h •* Id ;a;*n.
W alk*rr .1 r. Ma ? y .: n. i Mart 0a who •
*'■ ■*' twins. Jcso.m Ma-. and S,\~ ;
Wfiior ywa AUhonzh brink lav- t
ihtr ’■< my 1 rad a l lore pa inti list /’ i
M'. >kij■s fiVr < a.h wy : .j A. JOl >
'■ Vn-a riirt ion was at ? bf- a of
‘ourTo-n whou he farcied whht
for ‘ha Hfdw'yji f[of>d ;ob. Thonct--
i•’ *?J' f i 7} a;; V ‘ ),■ l n h i f i f*" - flf!C \i
■ ■ • ':<• Ic ■-m ? 1 aad titE'V V>orh -i
- rill v'■‘r f; l n«r I<> ad h or Fosr or ha s
4 ■ ■-» i* la vin 1: hr irk foe 1;; y etlr - »?• d
he m -Till afjivf.
CITKI) foi;
DRIVE EFFORTS
ATI .A .VTA AXP E5! . p R.
R v'/t ignt, ; : . ’financial wtz
d ’ht Atlanta Constitution.
Whit- daily aed thf AMETs of oe
ctxth F .iscop'il Dietriet. The com*
lim-nt to the bishop vv;e made
'■ ~e' -e ; >-e ■ *!!.■■■ I if H>.
-c u* ra Sing &21-T.OOO within a
oi to upj! rt $1.1)00.000.000
: ■.,n ■ tc-!. irotjpm tor Morris* Brown
- *:.iy e ouuinect ... t*'c .■iciioo, -.
trie* -t- t>- e-'i ote. trig in June if*43
( tair.b, r>f Commeri’t,"
A iAfinbc-rshJp campaign was,
tespr«td ’ *)t Th tired ay ni.ght Tht y
H tend intutrs to Negro busi
cm:s ,i ;ktng 're m to join the or
ganiztti-e.n Fersonal contact. w-.li
A. ,’e n acie in order V- increa e
the m’-mber-hip Thirty three v >‘j>-
jie:xj*ey are n w Foiding m, ra: :
■ : • nip in the organization.
Ol fires *: Fancy English, op-- r
c r of the Fabric Dty Cleaner- t:
' t.-iewr. A\. ,ie. pi- „hnt. T A
Air aye v; president; Dewitt
Anthony, icenhary, John Anthony,
•rt.-asurcr: 3a; Stinson, assistant
• -;■! . <n<3 Co ten Edward.:, oar
t aiiittriLa.-a.,u ,nd taiii cy ”-
LINCOLN m
MAKES STUDY;
SO GRADUATE
William L Crump. 42 L-ncoln J
•iversity : ?vl t graduate, r- tile
at.B-i.vr of >raduaty study at
N’° , '* h - 'e:;. University, recently;
* -eased revesting that both em-|
plover- a-'ci employees believ N’e
i?vPe.< are be iter producers in ir
te.'i :*•:.,) ’her than regrei/atfcd ’
• ( ,’k units. U’td-r the direction ol
Ail’ftrt f F■ lc .esociaU proi'es.-or
or one... ed; ion at N- I’thwest-
Crump interviewed employer
and emtnyees in 19 ccmpanies era
ploying white aid Negro workers;
ioi the data. The study also in
clude. a treatment of fifteen exclu
sively Ne.c.ro e-n ibh-llments
C-. imp’.* study indicates that
vot: | U-ton between the two races
serves tr -tiruuiate proficiency ard
persona! endeavors. Crump was 3
ntijos in ccmhierciei educati- a at
t.inei h .
-JXTY RECEIVE DEtiREES
Wiiliam (- K -ttymeycr, outstand
ing r* ding spec Mist of the St
—out: Public S,. <>ol system and
. clireeliic • f pcivor.. el addressed the
'iimmer "e. ;i-u . raduates at tin
* cir University 1 Mo.) on the even- ;
Mr at Thui-day .August 4. 1943
Sixty versons received bachelors
; degrees from r..e College -f Arts
•>nd Science and School of Journal
“n'i ; ... master ,-f a-,;.- degrees
were awarded from the Division
i Or»d>taU- Study
KANSAS CITY !S
AWAITING 36TN
NBA MEETING
KANSAS CITY, Mw ThL- mid
v '• re c:tj .<i • to. ;.e invas
ion i the National I>oi:tal Asso- '•
.•tat on. headed t • own as gut* -i
i th.- Hear: el America Dental So
* iety, which wtl! entertain the :
: Association'.- 36th annua) conven
i-n. Am;;-’ 8-12.
Dr E. J. Mo 'ice, president of the*
**;■*. i society and general NDA con- ,
vent i n chairman. ha> annonaceci
t hat more tha 700 dentists from all;
sections < f the country are expect
ed to ci ;ii': p. Kansas City for the
nru, i n„.,-t. n _. t .f Negro dentivU.
Local leader • n the profession,
:• Jhlic •/tfa.iaU. and the general
citizct:rv have extended to the local t
tnrmtfee full cooperation ;r. plaa
ir. for :ho important convention, i
Ot runt iiuhtit concern will oal
-n cj -:n mv-eling of the convent ce ;
be ncld S*i i - Stephen., Baptist;
Church on Tuesday evening. Aug.;
u At this time City Manager L. P.j
(. tokit yhan- will welcome the con- j
r- ntior; to Kan.sits City. Dr. R. Gor-b
d n Ai/fivv.. mi.ed dental educa
tor will address the public meetins* |
NDA E’re ident. K.ir.r-as City na-i
five. Dr Rus-ell A Dixon dear ol
•he College ■ ‘ Dentistry, Howard;
Universitv. Washington, will re-!
spend t" Uu city manager. Dr !
Moore will preside
Federal health i gislaticn will '
be discuss* d at an open meeting
schedule c! for Wednesday August
!i 4-On p m t the Lincoln High
School headquarters ci the Asso
ciatio;:. Feature speaker for this
discussion will be Dr Daniel J.
Dale'., chief. Division of Federal
Employe Ksaith. E'vderr.i Secur
ity A. v-'ey Washington Di.
Ch a : -. M TF mp-.-on. NDA ieais
i-.tivi cha-rnrip. wh:, recently went
from Chicago to Washington tc
testa;, on behalf of health iegiala
wiil moderate this discussion.
•Several broadcasts involving
F’rcj.id D'.xun, NDA President
i-jct William D Giles. Chicago,
dentist and ..her leaders >f the
Association, will be heard during
;<■ . nv -pi.on period.
psi *.
. <l —. ” ■ - - s -
WIVTER SCENE This winter
; <ne .n Kno v viilt, Tenn., is one
i f the mum oil paintings ot VVai
HAITI HONORS
MRS. BETHUNE
PORT AU-PRINCE Haiti -
May Mo. eod Bctnune. Grand Of
’ 1 1 cer t Order of Hor.’. '- and Merit oi
: the Republic of. Haiti, is back n
the United State.-, after a ten-day
•visit to the Elack Republic as the
&ue<t of its Government
The decoration was bestowed in
the noted woman leader, ias* week,
at eerem nies at the Club L’Ami
caie. before a distinguished gather-'
‘‘‘it :f t. achers, educatois. friends
and high Government'officials arid*
!* I maxed a series o; honors aed
i courtesl which b/ .->n on iuv
ariivai in Haiti or, July 12.
A full schedule of nferenc; -
with Government officials and lead
ers in 11 vie affairs has shared
•space w.th reception given in ner
honor at the National Palace by
: Fipsiden; and I'i.w. Dumars.-.u»
*Est me: a reception by the Mii’is
;* -of- Foreign Affairs Tiinoleon
j Brutus and Mine Brutus; luncheon •
a the Are -ricar Embassy with
Yriroas.r Jar and Mrs. de Courcy:
’<t gathiuing a* th*i Association •>?
.Yrti.-l; and Writers, and visits to
schools, orphanage--, hospitals, the
celebrated Haitian Art Center, and!
to national shrines and pant of
scenic interest.
Mrs. Bethune showed partieulai *
concern f...- the Haitian wom.-r ar.d !
their problems, and in problems ot
i education, and ; penr much time in
c nferertce with Haitian leaders oi
nucati ■- including the Minister
BARBERS KSS'N
REORGANIZES
BY’ ROBERT CHERRY
The Negro Barber, nut some,
i time ago and reorganized and dt - !
Mined to name their organization 1
i the Negro Barber Association
Officers were elected and u ban-'
! juet followed Officers art. Ciajcl
; Stephens, president; Clyde Steele. *
j vice president; Mary Hairston, see
j retary; Lawyer Gean, assistant ~ec-j
j retary; John Anthony, treasurer:!
Waiter Tay or. assistant treasurer.
| and Dewitt Anthony, chairman of*
i by-laws committee
j The members of the- Association!
* have t'i be registered oarbers. up- •
I prentice barbers or barber shop,
I o-.vners.
1 The general pm pose and func-j
* Lion of the orffanization shall be
,to cause closer coopieration between!
the colored barbers of Charlotte, to;
stop illegal bartering in Cha* lotte. \
tmd surrounding areas, to help new j
barbers tc study new barbering |
techniques, tc encourage the ap-l
pointing of Negroes to the Barber i
Board, and to promote the entering ;
of Negroes into bartering eater-:
prises, barber supply and b«rbei :
schools
More than 226.000 farmers w.ast
ballots in the recent referendum <-r
flue-cured tobacco quotas Os this
number, more tlian L52D00 were'
North Carolinians.
. •
uecretary f Agriculture Charles'
F Brannan will speak at Farm and
Home We vie in Raleigh on Aug, ).
PAGE SEVEN
ter Ec’i'r, Charlotie bWaklaver.
'•ir foster hus never ~. -:■ a
tormai art lessen.
cf Education, Andre V; a. : ..uscus
smg ways and means of taso-yiug
progressive educational programs
In a stirring address at the A;-
a.to rural areas
snciatiori of Artists and Writers, the
educator challenged Huiiojo ,vf>m
en i action w itn the word f ihe
*aT.c Fianklin D. Roosevei:, vdose
M.vn she gripped tor eraphasis as
she -a.d. There is nothing Mar
bu*. rear itself!’ and added “This
-- tne hour for Haiti; n women >.
stand on their fee, and le c* ! ur.'.^<i‘”
Mrr. Selhune revealed ■ a;
oi the urgent recommendat.ous
wtnch she would make tc. the Hai
tian Government would be for the
extension of the franchise t> rht
women of Knit!. Sr. - stated that re
had already received asrurv-cc
. from President Dumarsais Satire,e
and members of his Cebu..•- that
-tv-s toward ft-.*, eitizciisi,;;' tor
women through the i->r rn , i of
the frnnenise, haw olreud, ueen
toicc^n.
Haitian women, called *hv" v
incir men fo.k.s, ablr : --pre
■ sented m .-cnlcivncc and c'a'vers.:-
tia’i; by competent ard sell-:«.sur«d
leaders such as 'YJrne L'.-tinse liu.
wjte of lire Pr- oido- t Miov. For
. tur.a Guery [n-pector Gvhurui of
Education, M;ne. Alice Garoub*,
President cf the Women’s Leag,n\
ar.d mum ■, thers. Same were tea;-
fully grateiri for inmeri., given
to ih-ir struggles in -q,. .** o>
: Mi’s. B--tC.r.F.
A;! of Tiai-i. tv m the :w.l
* -lace 11 f.igli: clubs, a pent d .is
* doors to the American ie; u. r who
oil cnared. -f realize Ira, t ; am
tread In £* f,r the firs* in,
sen! >t a great cvittry vorprotieij
jcy biack people T tia-re never
! beer, so thrilled!'"
The President of Hei'i. a i •
of feiv words, expressed ttie i -G
--j of hL- people fe.r their
for the woman whom he called “The
.First Laa.v of Color in the World,"*
] w;th a huge basket of Tie hundred,
red and white roses. vV.-n s»,
j treasured throughout her *M**
S Mrs 3etui.es party Mrs. Con
;. stance E. H. Daniil cf Washingtam
: D. C. and Mrs. Fannye Ay re f'on
jder of St. Fetersburt. Fla..
gracipusiy rece ved with ner. Mr,.
j Aren la Mallory, Tice Pro.-idr-oa o£
i the National Council of N -;r t
Women, who was to have ace'in
i panted the group, was unable to
.make the trip, because : *.-.s-.
!
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! IF YOU LIKE TO BUY
ONE OR IF YOU LIKE
TO SELL
THE CAROLINIAN
SEE
Sylvester Buck
j Either Write To Him o.'
Lei Him Kn-cw
Address: Route I, 8-ox 11
Oiocowbty, N. C