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GREENVILLE
ATTEND PASTURE
DEMONSTRATION
FOR FIT! COUNTY
Pitt O.'univ Nwro fa- 1
pgeiit at tended n pa#nm- demon
pfration h*ld in Turbofo on Amm- 1
2. ? - \
As .* follow up to ttie demon-tr a
itoo letters are beine a*nt out to
«!! farmers and 4 11 Club n ' mb. ■■
in the area asking them to h '•«
pa-tures on their farms and to
Ptress The growth of livestock
chives are being groomed a n 1
fattened throughout the county for
the. cat tie show which will bo fc«-i*t
|p lireky Meant on August 81 Th ■
4-H hoy* abd clrla ate being urged
l<> prepare their tjrcs.o’ k for the
ih» w ” * f I
PER SON A L S
Final rite? wrrt held Sunday
.July 31, at *h. Cornerstone Bap*
lift Church for Andrew Langley,
b f; finer r :ember of th-. Elks Baud.
The sr-rvucs were conducted Iv,
the Rev Mi Tll'et, pastor of the
church The Elks were in charge ei
the funeral.
Mrs. F ore- Ms* Ev«n« of Augus
ts. Ga v, rir Green v lie recently ;
visit nr her i-'Crihei ..ad sifter-ir - ;
law. Mr r.nd Mrs. iJ Ant'vatic?
jit 110? Clark Street.
Mrs Luis K . oh- rs Broke-i
syn. N V. is here vsk? .• her
fnothe J, Mr Ki m . A. •'•■ ; -nr, •; j
hc-r h.-?m at Uth ?t.
i,iMr a.- we • ? •*
; t Jv 3 . is lie,, visiting her cou
sin, tittle Alls; Barbara Ann W ■‘-•■'t :
;md hi i.unt end ur.cie, Mr . --fi
ijff.rs. Sylvester Wilson < f 70S Tyson
Street.
PAIL Domi)So\
GROCERY
PJ.-.asißfc Veu S' >vc Kept t < In
ftHsmrss |
Wf Appreciate Venr Fjfronag**
’"bid! Jirosks. Icr Cream, Candies
TSiai 4650 -- ,10; H. 14tr. -t
BLACKWOOD’S ASSO. {
ST ORF,
GArtRIS. BROS.. Owners |
Bicycle and Ren;:, R .-igi-s ■
Trade ins Whirrer Bik* >
Motors Terms
110 W Sth Sf, Greenville
| Whiles Store*, Inc.
WH x ; YOU WANT AT
I s *
WHAT YOU WANT TO PAY
Greenville N C |
j GLAMOR SHOPS
I SMART WEARING APPAREL
i FOR LADIES St CHILDREN
!i
4u4 ovbiv, Siroet
11 Greonvillc, N. C
I BERRY BOSTIC & SON
Harr.e rurr’ishinsrs and
Appliances
I 207 E hik Si. Greenville
| (Next Door to White Chev.
Co ;
I .ly ■ m. ■— i. ■■■ ■iM.re wx,, ■■
SAIEED’S
"FOB EVERYTHING IN
WEARABLES'
Osscerjl?*. N- C
ij
PI.A.V LIBERIAN TRU* ~
l*«.vid V tloweli, associate eve
««iivc of the Southern Area coun
cil us VMC.Vs. will leave for
I'ticrij in September as the rep
rt tentative oi the International
rrmmittte of th'- National Coun
cil of > >!C\ Shown with him
a< i?:s wi*e, Mr- >l'aye Howell,
ami thesr two sor--. Pedro, a. on
the left. and Wavul, T, rigtit. How
ell who wiil be accompanied by
te* family to Liberia is the l!r;-t
Negro to be appointed under
American auspices to Africa to
lift a-soeiate work. ‘AM*!
BRONX NAACP
PROTESTS FIRING
OF OPERATORS
NKW VOLK IH? - ANPi The
I X. ri. f.c NAAd' ho;
tv- '* sted . ii:':imin - --<i.»ry ci s- -
:tri of .- • N . . ■■> • »r;,i
• operators and their replacement ny
sis v/ihte addrt.- ?■ i an!; optrato,,?
n iit” d strict olii-e of Veteran?
Ae.n'r.vjrii- > ; < a.- r
o' ‘j need 1 t». ; bv tin. Fed I
W~i \< • s Vt w . I. • CIO
; Peuit-u gout t;.c disci nniitatoiy
dtaracter of 'he rene va! s lice h<
mix Nt ; v- e oh-missed d-tp.P
the :-c! fi.ai tncy vert- W ild Win
■if veter;-':- un had obtained ci ii
,-'i> a • 'Xiimiii; An gr. sis s hianer
... I -so reViv ' ft bv ' v <f ;
Uh t -'n io/' sci \ho t. i retained
r • \ ■ k>;. ,i. the bn nx chagrin
• ■•■ih d iot lmrvicd ate com-eth <
INSLR4.M r SAIT
LUTS IMf WJM.UI.
,H sib t: AVi vim
f - EV£l. AND AMPi \!. C*
iiike -i- fide ,; o' tiie Ouiii :u
•tch.-en 1 v *h bo..;d «>f iliri - 'ms >f
tit- ?■ n he. ! '»; .vi .! C m- . oi
Nt-* York rvripient f •■-no
IT he 'Aid J. ?■■ ■ Hoc y sw.-rcC
' 'vr !r:i r'ltc!,-;! J.i.-'ticc. Th*
,|* vv«:I '4B ;.r< 'f.i't'S'’J. tviCn Vc ■ !o
M:V; two CathrTi?. )i\y -vni. -vhitc ;r-:
;t' : rt - J. t: . ; 'c !;<■:
' [ Lavr v t]i(
; corGnbufi; i-» •••: r*d(. uii hj.- v.:*'
di:rin;-; tin ;■< i\r T ir:,-; prestn 1 li
lt io- : *vil] «>c •• d< :n New Yt;rk ni
V rt-- •or 30 it- - 1 1 a.-* •'■ ’i'lh!
iht Km
Mr O! .;L: rr*» r.bc • r# g.
Ti: nr ; Aijtiirt.'is <.h.ir«li u Ci< vc
!: •' N.-‘. S'icic ' v f .rie!
; saj'ce. f*r: ri. «>■:( •: im; tb*:’ of t l ,-
Km hi . i f K J” r.ff-.o'ts «li. -,cf
:cd by T>T C.T'k .; • n- .* undt
i v.v fro th. • ii f ('?■. -
' - -ic }l;t i; i.r-,( ~ii tied :n Civ
Tbrd.
! Labt Mvr ;; I-.i• r'i... • , v,i«
Tloetrrt to no vc; -hip the
, |Clcvelaiid ( . • i f .
[He is n'sii . :. v i .ne CMm
Hand Ctiv Umv pc • ,
the F' r v: i• ■ i;vi ;vj-; ■sv ■.:■ 1 it -
i
| SAY YOU SAf IT IN
; THE (AROUNTAN
South African Whitt
Opjiosed To Ban
On Mixed Marriages
CAPE TOWN. South Africa
| A NT. .-V t ij f. Ivm ni... j 1.-. ■ -
be'iween f r( -r o ns .inci n F.iu- -
peans. ram r.tly being debated be
fore the house assembly luae
ei ought on! t. ■ and vi?oi i
pepitien f "in U.ipt K J. du Tut,
white military police ,mti Un ted
i p>a; t ■ inernbt fren C«;pc lints
Du Tod's orpo&ition was ’eased
i.n, (no f;.••». that legielation nils -
rutuer r “most disgraceful un
christian and unnecessary."
The bill briefly proves that from
the date the ,av. is put int;i fojeC
no inarr'i ge> betwet t« Europeans
and non-Europeans may be soienr;o
, izf d. end .my such marriage -T
--cmni/ed Tv ill He declared vcid
!'•' • see •. guilty of vii'hithip the act
an iij-.1/lt to penalties pt escribed
Iby i.vo fi'i perjury
<»PPO!st:i!
Speaking hi views on the mat
te;-. Du Toil send, "f om utterly
opposed to mixed marriage'; but
opposed T nm to m xed mur
i . i-.es 1 am mute opposed to any
4 attemp’ !.<irticuiai ly in n country
Tike SiMit': Africa, to legislate
, aiza:i:st then,.*'
H” f ; j V' difficulties !!1 dc
;lt vrnniTii. fl.c iacc *»1 s> me -peis -n--
• who are -c-e-km gto marry, and
also pointed out that the voiding
of mixed mat r ages ould cause a
of affii.'i# w.-u-i »• children of
i ihr ivaniagij n - fcastare.tr/.ed in th«
eve< of the law
'Owi.a; !u the cerluiniv of ,--oli>r
turning u. f intervals in '.•> ijlk:-
. when- there is mixed n::cvst;>.
'ins problem will always be bc
lc r us." *i - .-O. "i,- .; station i-.y ,<f
; ten. tin. to cfy;-;tabz* a thing that
lis variable b> nature, oifeis u
solution :, ut lend'-- to further con
fusion "
BAPTISTS PLAN
INTERRACIAL
REVIVALS
NAEJiv;j.:.E 1 run iANI-'-'u
ti- n b> hi? N.-.tiena- Bapti;*. C?i:
, . • i ion. V P A . 1; !• a:■ . ui
b ■■■'< w*.cl ’ti the planned nation
>• - ! r.. . Mci ’.is rc viva! meet
:ns ••} W r:and ivlllio liaptist*-
T ' be heii in 1 AM! arei 1951.
Tiii.- iui'U (’logi-im l.ieen
: d 1i • Nil* ion ri h pt l
»"• event.ai: [ ■ .and the- S''Uthc-rh
Bariisf Coin-cntiai Fiist (nival
'.vt t ol !j:e vlis>.!-s.ppi ever A pi)
ad I,:'?- e;. ; .:t w Ace
vT- a- :.t..;-ii, 2; Ap. ii <1 lil.al
Dji ing t: e •.verier., ri rival the
E . ‘i? om it! to ? -f- minister!-
Uid • Ills from ;he e- t. and
H i ted t . 'a rse the
i* 1 m *.. th-. ii ilowiru'. y»>ar.
K W Pe-rrj i-ii'i r' r ,tt.v, j1 o!
ti.c } ?" .) ;.m 1”t the Nat Bap
.. tsst?. has ? his first call tor
.g. lli/utlia! t tile a ■ fp. cjir
.111 I ■* t 1 ■-
HARTFORD GIRL
WINS NET TITLE
HASH KURD ■ .nr. i ANi'i
}■ 'll. ! !’•.-! '; n; ;• , i l«.-.g bi
• ,ry »h< ei: > ui H; rt fill ri bad a
Negro teiniis -cliampiijr! here i?' ru
!v wh'-n Jufiiiria Griffirj. !
won 'be women's title
weaker sc the fav fl-eilill Hi
' part no n» M -« Griffin was se-aded
feiurib in. tt-p in* i»i -.jionsered by
Mu* Hartford t'ouran! u-d u . K?-
.rruatlon eiiviiji-i!, of 'ln. park <!•-
part mete.
i The turning point tn tb* - . nw**-»
and her cteroe in the. ‘••cm.-
€ XROUNIAN ■— batu.-d.hy. August 13, 10-lfi
| FLA. NEGROES :
GET BREAK IN
; NEW STADIUM
MIAMI Kg' - Per Mi. tii <1
! . m p. v a now a;?.'., n the
S' ,tn 'v .11 eater to N- gs tans
mere A.. ■ . t 31 Ti ri,.;!,,?
• . a irip »4 <;ou f; : - w ri! v-• ah
' he x ~! i.OC . grand.-!:,:id avi
Ani - her advantage of it -vd’ be
•h >• it ■ l.xiiui* >. i*ti i -i.merit
•lands fountains one. ituei
V'CC* p: I vifiae. clad -i.tioi.s Wlii
: he. idc-nticai it '■ provi<t-d
•vhilOb.
Thi" nrena will >••* til ioin
greun is few tlie Ma.a K> oi tile
Florida Intern; 1 : ? league, a
i well as t;v conic, ft-r f< ui.eo acx
, jing bouts and othei :;;;t active
s lies.
A worki, ere s- fat a, f a: a ia ;;a
ni*".l has teen prev.eii ei tr f ?
: j rigid hehii'd th* . miig
I u-amT dugout off iu ' la '
a'? for Negro* "■ ■ ■ <■ ’ 1
I section, also
Amone the other ; i , ■ r.
neeiexi with the ; a ill ht :h;
fcrmutlen of ;« rinckit },■< ~!>mi
K'.ot Hole (.Tab ri . ??
fans
Although the . - wih s»-
. i t'.ihi u in the st.uii"
sidered an ufi-.-ante uve • t e ;■
poli<-v of most park.-- in ‘it- ith
Most of the whiU- t-. n.
lie oi no Negro f< ;1< ■ - ii n
of the treritrnciu .ire • rei- i r*il-.rcd
spectators. Sports wiiter < \ e .
; eoio.-e d jourrail:-- hav- praised tin
attitude being danonstn led I;• ?■■
owner-; of Miami siaci in
finals wlu-n -he won i -•!» sin
\t;ia -.li];)e.>seil in lose Si ieat.'ri
Mr* j -hi;,, moiia t ‘oa; ! >•. '• 1
in a march consitter* d ••>* b «!•*-
iniiKiic-3? of tier care--. . A' <' 01
vietnrv. sire said :
If. wasn't supposed to tier.
Via, 1 «ti!i ■ eitril knew a5 e i> .! -
;n Mari in that se-c.-.U'! s ■'
7u (lie ifnals she def'-at*- i Mi s
Mary laiwj-- nca 6-4. 6 "
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Greenville Readers
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man, has agreed Jo rnakr it easy for G j - r,i .. readers c: 3r.*
CAROLINIAN ic get their papers and is get their news • ,s
the paper.
Mr. Forbes will sol! the CAR OILMAN at his store t.r.t
will take any news that readers bring jr
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and pick tip yo r CAROLINIAN l{ yet don't happen to v .
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'P4RK bhsillfj;ai
Vlb PKOBERKNKn
ST i,!M IS Wi'l - S-.-gv e
i i •/'> t< > hi w ’tool'd 11] tr !.*,> ok 4**
ii&FmUo Mayor jfsoi*
Ma.yr.r's Coum-ii mi Hiianti; Ueta
! liens
The re pa vi was *y>siifrilcil ** > t ' ?
Behcrnie-r c:T'ei-l.i;ir *if Ihi- liefro.'
,v;.s ill VI'S i IlMlt ; 111' ;m Dig ill 'V !, I:!
rare \ -cri ia .< riv ,U vi jit: ;; a.
gem! i.-,-’ 'll;*- 21
• be-in-n!.:-.- !>r«>u;:ht here bv Uv
loeiii eouiiai) cvii'v, i>ii in ills re
port ei:*. history of race reiasens
11-1! s} I ;mi l! •It ill:-. ' ■ ! 1 **lli
• for neariy half a century, arui o
>.-• \i l * lifit • : izeii.s ’ha ne i
kilo I .* ri. ti a <■; s■ ■ • iirohlc-m a a
relations . ri an . a a great r a i-m
--i- ar-- ('cee-iit and lavv-;thi«lii>c -
wish in justri-e and Seri- uvnt
n.-n- grr.. :
immediate Ilium** for the- park
(i isf u r I'.a’a ;■- w,i laid Ufmll
llri-Sl-!'-.,-.rgfllUZ('li giUU: of '-iriti
boys and rue !!' hut Belli liner can
f :■>:*'i- iapt aii ! I|< .ittai k- llpifri
N**gi ci -by white's were not the
v r.rk i-f this gang.
Aetaally. the responsi hi! i; v lie
the ineirient and tha (i'b'mnia
v. liieli S; 1 xiuis now fan - I
, the door cel many. u,any paopie
nubia effie'iais. civic. ~Tie!"s ■ lai .
nes- .at:!! ln.lK»r leadnr- not ic?u -
us \vhn! thei did. hul th" u-* "i
wh it they failed to do
"Alon- than anya here el--, lie
to iso III!," - bind!!' a Me'"! h< ll' ( e'i
at tlri- door of M e souri’s -egreg.i -
iri seho.■! -■> sf * m
EFIRD’S DF.PARTMt.NI
STORE
WHFRk PRICES ARE
LOW
Evans Si Greenville
Best Jewelry Co.
“Eastern Carolina’s
Leading; Jewelers'
GREENVILLE. N C,
"Hcnest Values
When You Need Cut
Flowers, Wreathes or
Potted Flowers
COLORED FLORIBT
i, Vi'uas ii i;
Gangley s Florist
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