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[GREENVILLE
ABOUT THU TOT % ...
BY W. H sLi.e V
SERVICES HK’.D
fl'orvlces w.- r a b ■j <l ; , :. - i be
horns of Mrs Aria Daniels for hr
tw<t> young sons who were iu •■•
tints of a double drowning- Thun--
day afternoon about four <> clock.
They drowned in I tie Tat Rive be
Tyson and St ' - St -•*
The two brothers William .n :
Thomas Daniels, were r.-jiorU s to
having been swimm;«g :•• ■«.
ether boys when they sndtn r.l>
went, out of sight aoont “<• * -rd
from shore Larry Knight md
Charles Morris, cons panions of the
vie-timv. went after rem but were
of no help.
Police amt firemen were «-.m
monetl to the - cue and ■ s:
dragging the area ;i an eftort
recover the bodies.
PERSONALS
Mrs. C. A. of Washing
tor.. iV. P. recently vidtH tier
daughter. Mrs. l.iliii R. lay’ '
Gre-enville.
Mrs A’cy Vine-, hss returned
Baltimore after spending ’is
weeks with her sist <?■••. Mrs J. !•
Taylor.
.■Mrs. Lucille At'kii.e and R .its
(feoghier Rnbv. have rcioroed
home after spending thire w -
in New York City with hot ans'
Mrs. Beatrice Varr ■<».
Mr. so d Mrs. Vale Whir-hur--
crr eponding two weeks in ' ,
York City and New Haver > to .
vesting relatives and trlr-ml*.
■Mrs. >f -y flav spirit Jr-- werk
end in Fountain with her sist• t.
Mrs. Qwenie >’>tt and was '1 sup
per jrueM n r Mr and Mr? i» ! m
Staten rear Ma--c!esfK-ld
The St Peters Willing V. aim .
Cfofc met at. rise hoot" of Mrs. Re---:
Pervorn on Tyson ->’ r ‘ The me ■
ing was opened with a «/w and
Deacon Joe Flemming, the prc-.
dent, made an interesting talk cc.i
eeming the club.
The next meeting will be Sun
day. August 21, at the v of Mis
Nellie Langley of West 4th Street.
Taylor.
PAUL DONALDSON
GROCERY
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Business
We Appreciate Your Patronage
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Bicycle and Radio R'fiain t
Trade ins. Whisier Bike j
Meters Terms
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Whites Stores, Inc.
WHAT YOU WANT AT
WHAT YOU WANT TO PAY
Greenville N C.
| GLAMOR SHOPS
I SMART WEARING APPAREL
I FOR LADIES & CHILDREN
404 Evens Sireei
Green ■Lie, N C
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Home Furnishing and
Appliances
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Him iV. Regard The Feelings Os Others.
.M MRRi AGE U( KNSKS
My-rriage heeii-sex wore issued !••
ti.e fvdio-wtng couples in July: Ja«.
T. Barnes and Miss Core. L.
V ■ •;< -: David Simmon? Jr as;.-I
>fins Carrie Summei-eli of Farm
ville: Booker T Payton and M -
: Lillie M. Darden of Griffon: .lamps .
I h-'-lps and Miss Marv L. Harris
of vVr.terviJlc* and (' rer-milli
iWiHie R \\ n«on and Miss Lenoia
Mao CogdeH of Washington u#*«’
Greenville; Preston Green ami
Miss Liii-e Mae Harris of Greer
vllle.
tv H biliey. « hi known citizen
«<{ Greenville, * ecn made an .
agent for the CAROLINIAN in
Mre est v ilia. He will collet your
news and pictures fur publication
in the wiper
AT.-!. NEWS AND PTCfVRES.
MUST BE IN HIS HANDS BY
WEDNESDAY OF THE WEEK
BEFORE YOU WANT S V < H
NEWS \NT> PICTURES. PUB
FISHED
Mr Lilloy may be cottacG i a‘
his homo H-i 11 " Z Clark Sire a If
o»u wish to have y.»ur TMper d
ijvered Mr I.illey wtl deliver
.to v.-:i. rioorsiep
NEGRO APPOINTED
TO OHIO IM)l STRI AE
(OMMI \ S I 0 N
M yn->r<- .: local a;
rnc-y. v.m>: rwtr: m rcrcnily as '
| 1 • ! rv Frank .' L; i-< • By go n
-.arr.- the lint Nrg;-«> \< ever : chv.-
A ? .Lva'c i a U! ! *-
\ ;-nd- inr y«>«s£.-.toven CT
• Lg. ot .;■ V Dickers.;: !:r,s h.:d a
• ! disi n: -airbed ceres r as a public
; firs', N< ar .i := . serve as :ii< r
!r:• -t • rt f n sic c.t • -a hr:.
!he ■ :id * . i •• n Y< gst •
PROSECUTOR if. YEARS
AJ-.e: ser. at JO r : ■-
f-cuif ;)<! f-ps' pr . s • • 1
:V< err.. < he -0 t private
i! practice r - 19-46 In Fe bruary 1948.
ji he v. a- honored wit’. an sward
!; fe-r making the ;- n*ribu
!! tit-r. .r -.hr laid -,*f burr tan sk t;ori
•| ip V'c -ia.sf vv
|! Durtntf snr- pe l live years he has
".'-rv-ed ns stale •: of th.
; Ohio c* NAACP
•branches. He if aisr a ilt.e.n. ;.n
j Fik arid a member of the Kappa
j i Alpha Pst fretontity. -h . • _r. if
1 .n.,y i cf the Buckeye Review,
Negrr nre
AUDIO MSI AU
UOMEHENCF
IMA) AT Mi:
Proft s-sional considerations of
i improved a till to visual devices and
•t • ted s-du -oiss to teaching aid
problems highlighted ai: Audio .
Visual Conference and Exhibit !•„••
. --ntly held at North Carolina Col
i lege. !
Plann <1 by classes, in audio vis
ual instruction with the coop -ra
tion >f the college's Summer School
Acini; nistrut ion, the two-day pro
: grain -■;sessions on “The
Utilization of Audio Visual Ma
; terials." “AAudio Visual Aids in
the School Ptoonin ” Radio
Kdui-Htion." and Totnmunity Uses
as a?i.•!!<> \’i Alia] A ills.
An exhibit of the latest audio
• ,-s’tal materials was prepared for
the cons- sekee by flic commercial
firms, tv- ■m< s School Supply and
Xati-HVi: School Supply. Raieigh
N. 4 : and Radio Ele'-tronies. Win
-• m-Saiem. N 0
LINCOLN (Mo } SET>
REGISTRATION DATE
JEFFERSON CITY Mu. - - The
efiiCi: i * ; ltd.,’ d .T.. ted opt n
u.‘ dates at Lit.'•'■ln’ UnhersMy
.'lap. for the Fs.' ,'-'*e.r a> S- . -
-u-rriD.-r r fhrourh 12 !• .-trs.i--
tor . it students In aI) civb-i-'ns of
• the IJtiivei-F i y wi)i be conducted u'-i
Vf.-rsday Sept--n.be. 12 #
Admission examinations Cor
fit yt- . a:!sa to T.inr-oiri l’vtiv., ;>i
ty tj.li'.t from u.fiaccre. ited high
■ • .els cvill : r.t-!d at lb t ■:s i'
iii u Mend y. Kei'.teihber 7.
Fmhmer and nvv sfttdem orieu
: ;. ;n: p b‘ the foDov.’itip
■ - • ■ ti lt ia Winch Wei r, there
C.'th !;■ nif 'Ci! split U'k- toil-'. S'.'PO
sp-v’ ;!.ie p.s. r r„ : ;h
;1 • • cr- .. tests Voc-ati rm! •'
!' . c- p ' ami sc ndiny tots.
’ Ar ice ; exam I n.it i( ns is’.
. Vr.rrr. German or Spanish w ii) be
i e\ ■ iiiose students cic-:' .a., to
obtain i eeotfmt ■r. arid evaluatioti
f foreign ianguaip work
H-i-hh '■■xrtiT ,■ ato.rs f<> : aii «n
- ter mg student? *-i! i be c; ndueied
dannr Frefhraen week as we’-l as
' throughout The year Reereati nai
i ■ .ti'ptie under t;-,-. direct’..-n cf
i Rerreai -*onai Arm Harris
- and assii-tar.ts *- 1} hr programmed
-The week ot ectivrtie? close? wsl.a
r.t; induct ion eonv eta on in Page
f A ROUNIAN -
■ sari'Kirium.
The program of the row semester ;
includes the customary required
i convocations each Tjesday rr-r-rhiiig
11(5:00 s rr, with “time• fut” for the
i observariee oi Arrs : ■ . rv Day
' T;'■:rfk.- n i vir*L r ;»r:d the t\vr*~
| Christir-as holiday pf-rjud. Dec 4 --:
ber 16 lo January 3
TIPS ARE GIVEN
ON HEAD ILLNESS
"Heats-tickrms 44 ‘.a ui..-;r
--; r rc-sfonaibii • tin io-s of many
j live; each ?umm< r County Agent
-VV C Davenport of the State ('«>!-
-err Exterior; S' -'le. •-inircmtcd
; insr- ,-r<-k
Wth i; gi U“ ture- o .ro.
j ih-: rush cf nfc’.'vvoting, it :> <-h->
,be ov« retime by several fern-. «'f
jhe at Uio- - he ;i'
| The toumy ar-eiii explained the!
sunstroke results fro.-'i pioloimfd
• (xposur* ’ the sun ■ ray.- He . -
! XV may 1> i:t - ' i i" . • . •
j hei.i O I Xii‘ to " lu- .Ui.
| The effect- are Uk -ame in Em
if;; v<> fill, b So- t iix
’nr ! md dry i . ' red ~: ri
‘ flushed, high temperature inter
ihi i.daci-' . e: o’: u • h :: n nets
j ioud rupils iulai.. i bui >f equal
j siiu and unconseiouaness
The Naficnnl Safety C unc i rec
tetrmend
for trt-a r inp <sn indi\ iduaj : t
I with sunstroke ot heatstroke
Move to a cool. shady place
strip tr the uridi-rcl'thiny. :
I oark with head and .sh>•uldcrs ”
Ay. ly Ee or cold cloths to iK-aa
: y.i bedv gradually with
c ! baih or wrap the pi r-on u
.-■'ntti old iprinrio with cool -■-.
; G>'nt ! y iub limbs toward the hi a '
At; .• fronting foi several
lutes, -top and --bservo patba-t If
skin, becomes hot again, re-ume
; treatment.
If tunsci-'us, give coo] onnk-. M-:
ICC Clio. Dr. tvs t give ;t. Hi .r.t-
G t the patient to a physician er
a " spit a .. soon as poss.i.iO. ■
t;: -. • tr« atm-< lumitv,
Ti ■- or ■: - n in u exb i.r
. don <r* qui.f different than Ue
'of *.iun c lt ke «i houtstrokt VV tr.
hiyri. i-> ii■:; ;; us> be skin Os th
puti-. T <; id ..nci ii. 0.;..y A
ttimple iule may serve as a guide
.„u > a id ccnfusi n r rd,
. u eatment -
if the patient i- cnid. koc-p n e:
lin roeJinc-d |>csitioii give him .-alt.
land make h:m w••: •i; if T. a '.o’
i raise ho- head and shoulders and
make hire 00l
Read The raroliniaul
CURFIELD PETERSON S
GROCERY
Wp Speciaii.za In
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Free Deliver;. Service
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| —ill i i ~uiiii 11 in in lHiHi nii iiMiwni mi ir~rn - - , w „ „i„„ - <r mn«n i .■■in <|-<nmrnrnn—rnimrinuii rr-rir-"
VETERANS NEWSSTAND
IS TOPS WITH NEWSPAPERS - MAGAZINES
Life Weekly Journal and Guide, Afn Carolinian
Pittsburgh Courier a;; -. Cora: Becks
A COMPLETE SHOE SHINE SERVICE
Dial 3999 George Suggs, Mgr V. .am Burney Prop
231 S- Queen Sr F,-e< Dry very Service
Attention,.,
Greenville Readers
Sharper Forbes, well known G? r-nv:de citYer: ani business- j
man. has agreed to mak it « • y icr Gn-»nr; e. leaders oi the
■ CAROLINIAN to get their papers »v :I get their news in to :
the pager.
Mr. Forbes will sell the CAROLINIAN »* his store and
vvill take any new;-: that readers r- :n in.
Stop pasi Mr. Forbes' for a cent drink ana bring your new*. ■
and pick up your CAROLINIAN If you dor j happen to wart ;
a drink, bring your news »nd cel your fun sixteen pages cJ! local, j
state and national news.
Don't forget, brine your news T - t?y » cf the week
; before you want it published
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7VILLIAM R BUENFY. Greenville repiesentefiye
Saturday, Aujrust 6, 1940
CIRCULAR ON BECK
CATTLE U REVISED
A ro isea is-m t Extension Or
,-ulf.r No 2:1 - Fcodir g Beef CoUic
for Market/’ has jjsi teen Pub
....n Service anc coptoa ary av.bl-
The 20-page put jir-atie-n wav pre
serve: by L 1. Case r. charge of
CM • .-ays tin v. e mam ehi«t?
farmer ,hou!d determine* tin num
ber '>f cattle that he van feed to
;>, ■-« adv antage during u - viesue
vi jj - .nd make 1 iem a part 1 f iiis
rc'guhir pri granv In this way so .-
Case cattle feeding will be profit
a! ,»• :n ihc Sony can if eye ei'i-riT;
slum, and 26 per cent of the on»an.<.
id p-wi pur i \ peai u;r Hmp.v'i -M
equipment, dry lot feeding, chm, <:
them rouehaees finishing cattle
calves, and preparing caUm i
sh T' mp nt. Several tabw - give sun
. beef cattle.
be obtained from the local county
agent or by wi'itw.g the Agili'C:-
iural Editor. State Coib-iT* Station,
Raleigh.
*rs and homemaker- are . xpect, d
to ..'tend Farm end Home Week
which will L held on the State
C liege campus in Raleigh from
, Mendac. August E. through Tiuirs
: day. August i!
EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT
STORE
WHERE PRICES ARE
LOW ’
Evans St. Greenville
HOME FURNITURE
STORE
COMPLETE HOME
FURNISHINGS
Cash cr Terms
Greenville, N C.
Best Jewelry Co.
“Eastern Carolina’s
Jewelers’’
GREENVILLE. N C
‘‘Hone-si Values