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ATTENTION
¥ETE R A N S
Fight Your Economic
Bat tie With Training
j.l ■: }k .J l Fhousancis of vvte ra n s
(/■ < "i t
' *'* > > have acted wisely and used
[ '£,*6" V. their G. !. ]' und,s t o train
(i 1 ■ ,^\. jjl * themselves. Presently thou
\ 4 \V- sand.; aiv professionally and
skuifuily i». n m tar better paying positions because
of their training under the G. I. Bill.
Git tin of: nr hand there are thousands of veterans
v. do naw* >.<»{ quite made up their minds as to the
•..( i upat ,o!i o: ocation they would like t.o pursue. Be
i-. Gin': put 'df any longer. Enroll now in our
behind of Beauty Guliure. Its training will e%uip you
to liettei in‘•el your economic problems of tomorrow.
'wo • .>ur advice: Don’t be sorry tomorrow for the
things you could have done today.
Certified For The
Training of Veterans
t
Dormitory Space Arranged
. CLASSES FOR PRIVATE
STUDENTS AND VETERANS
Fall Term Begins Sept. 6
r\ Cl ’ BEAUTY
iJeonazor s college
803 FAYETTLVILLE ST. DURHAM, N. C.
* . ,
*>. THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
I i ELEN SUGGS
V ri ’ *
GLANDERS' SUGGS
THE. DEFENDANT, I .<umdci s
Suggs. will take notice that an ae
t:• >i' i rititirii •• .bow has b«ci>
c mm cm. •: in :n«*. Superior Court
• >£. Wake t udS}. to obtain an ai
ru.CiL. divorce On the ground.'’ I
tw ' . i-( , parnti- r. as provided
I. in ihe St:-;lute.* of North Carolina
•,. : ill ~i .1 dfit-uiluni having liv
- ! .wpavate and apart for nion
than two vear* mutt proceeding the
im-tituu-m ,f n-i-s action, and that
said dot'i n ’;in’ will l.iiTluu take
n :,ev that h b required to appen
at Uia i ; ':ii:. m' tit Clerk ot the
| ; < ..... t'oi.n! ol Aake CCwinly
| North Carolina in th<- Court) «nMSti
,i Ran • North Carolina on the
at I* da;. <•!' Soptendu i FJ4H. • i
within Im o:,i v dr.thervaltei *.ud
at ■ . in dii.iu' to the complaint
■ol said ict <i: ur pliiintiif ''. ill : -
pl\ nj the Court for the relief de
nun,nod in said complaint.
This ird day of August. ll»4il
SARA-. ALLEN. Assistant
Cictk of Superior Court
F. .1 CARNAGE!, Attorney
Aur. <3. Li. 20. 27.
IN (lit SUPERIOR COURT
Niii: Ili CAROLINA
wake; county
\Ori( K SERVING St UNIONS
BY PI 551 It VIION
- PENNY MITCHK! L. P tiff
VS
ERNEST MITCHELL, SB.,
1) b-nriatit
'iiia defendant. Ernest Mitchell.
S, wili lake not ce that an a, -
lini. --in itli-d as above has been
C'.inineiiceti .a the Superior Court
,t Wake C ;nty. North Carolina,
u-r ab--<-lute divorce or, the grounds
1 ,-r-:, 1r1; •|> fi , i 111*111 t\\n
von; s • ixt {.receding the bringing
: i do. a- i. n t the said de
i'i adani. will ! m t ier take notice that
he is ii-duiied peal at the
. tii, ,i •: . - k > i tin- Supi i :ot
: nuil.tv ;rt 111' COUII-
Kaic pi; N C. within
tin. n \s ..tui' ; a 2Pt!i day S
Sept 1949 .-it d cuswer ot demy.
the complaint in said ..etc*:. <>
the plaintiff wiil apply to the
\, i ; r. tm tin- ieli't demanded m
HA Li IE It V, lil'Vf.OCK Ass st
Cl- rk of Suik . in. t art of
\Vai:v County, N C.
1 in.- li: i j. . ot At. i‘Jl9
UI.NIINISI It.LTOKS NOTH U
XuKTK CAROLINA
V. AK f! iXH'N7 N
HAVING Qi ii. lE' iL i I a.-. Adir.iu
* )SI.• of the t a’l ! L.-atrd:
• Chavis dee. d ia’e of Wake
County. N*.-ill C ua. tms i- !>• ,
■-li!.’. ..,i( pel .-».••• I’..;vine eiaii.t.'--
• ai; s' 'in K ' :• • ! mu'.; decco-ru
10 exhibit th« m to the- undersigned
I.; 719 S- utii i '-rso.i Street Kaieiyn '
Ni th» Caioilua.. -m o« hefort i to
4th oil.y of A-.--.i-t Lllaio •». t.Us
•dm-,, re- ' vr. v Ail persons iode’bl- ■
' dial- • ay'inent.
I’;l- !’-it. day of August, 1949. j
TmOSBY CHAVIS
SARA ALLEN. A c-mnt .
l ie!,',, .-? Supei !:)!• C-'Urt
A 2"-So. t :t. 10 17. .‘4-0, t 1
ADMINISTR Vi BIX NOTH I
| N-. >HTIi CAIIOI.IN-X
WAKE COI'NTV
HAVING QUALIFIED a- Ad
.x of !), Estate o*l L.;- - -
f- .. n.!,.- do * eased. );,!<• "t VV..riC
o - a-ly N..r‘h -Iftru this is to
I ■ !if,,' ,11 person- having, claims
1 .mss •,!,< K tale of -aj.i dfotased
RALEIGH BRIEFS
Hi-, and Mrs. Ritillip Seliavs- o'
i iri l 'fteo: .Vlis,s 1,01,1 {.vans of Rid
tiiuoje. .vlis. J. K. McGrler; H
i ioros VI, ill inr of Wari cuti .il A? i*.
and Mrs. Roniiitd ivey, Mrs t!a
! telle Katou I'Mgar Elvatis and R-*
j br-rt Elviins of New York Citv vvero
;Dm dialioi r uosts of virs. Julia N‘
i*.-- is and iier mot tvo- Mrs. t . floss
!>»f i. Bnuis A'i 1 ! Tci race lasi riiifr-•
! <lli > »vmiiii;
Mi - oil a JoiH's and grand
daughters Berm' and Julia AHH j
! Knifcirt. have just returned from
j Ptglfimoro Pl.ilnielphia, At.lanth
If’ify :uirs \< \ Voi k. v'siline, rein
i fives
I
; : - ILo Mia .\iayn of Elast SouUi
I Strce: has relumed to the dl>
jaftoi' spend im; her v.o-Hfion in
IV, h.shiniitoi! D C. While th-are slie
'motored to P.hiladi'lphiH. She re
, pci t v.u y enjoyable trip
Mrs Sn.a K. clarki: of Kinston
was ~ recent house anas: of Mi
arid Mis. Cinia.ii J. Willy ov Gar
iner
Mi and Mrs Daniel Harr in
n.i. weekend guests of Mrs. Callin'
! Kerry M .mi Mrs. Marvin have
lin ci'ti'ly iei urn fed from visiting
j friends in Virginia and Balliinoi .•
Mrs. Harvin is ihe forniei Mis
iuiili berry.
.M' and Mr-. Thomas Will turns
|of New York City are visiting ,\L
and Airs Ferry Hinton if 101.7 So
Wilm I' gtou Si i■> ■ i
TI. i .in li- if Pi-a.-f! id Niuse.
■ioial unit . ill mi t-t at fin- VWt'.t
11 ■ Sii on Soiil ctuher !:.
Miss A!»• i ; • I! TOllioM was in the
city Illl'ene lo Miami to resume
In r duties as iit" - ;.r!at. at the Do;
m j High School Miss KlHott is
:ln former litirurian at the Wasit
ihiK'fon Hiuti School here, and ha
.jus! conn,feted a summer ot stud
a. ih. School i f LPo-arv Sn.-no
I Hie Vnive.-im ~i Mithigau
s.lames Lei!., Andt raui auo li
\' White -.Vi•:i a -Is of J|).
Momrosi Havwood and uiother at
S. Ess! strt-t. Mrs Anderson
v-as in tin- ,-i:y for file graduali.. i
•of tow from Shaw t'niv.-rsitv
Mi S, J I'ayloi of W’akf For
*st anrioitn. i s the maniam of In i
daiighiti Alice, to nurnett Tahrre.
"I R .The vows were spoi,,
on August H in the homo of Mr
. t Mr- 1.0-1..- Moore ',-.1 Hr-’
Lenoir Street R.-v A f. Hyrdn.-*
w... ill. *•!ficii.tbor itrinisr. r
Mr. •> mi Mrs Stonii \ sited ,\| ■
'aid Mis I'd win Hodn, of 20:, l.iu
rotn our' over the u -m!
Yii-. ; Carolyn Yvonne Pruntv o: 1
N.. i -1 ! i E'ia I, West Virginia has’
Been asdiointed Assistant in the
* • R"se of ivducaiion at the Uni
virsity of IMinoi- a! CiiMiia A
19 4 9 y ."ail Hat. of Shaw Fid v eis-it ,
•she will sir. iv low.,rd tin .ta.-i.i
U. vvii;;,- sei-vins.' the A.-i- ;-!ii[.|
ship. Mi.-s rhniiiy graduaf ed
May with a straight A average and
a c.e.isistent Honoi Roll standing
Wiring In • '-olifg.- oa.-(*.-; She ~s.
-'■Allied he; duties at the I'nivei
■it.' u Illinois Setiteinhev l-t.
WITH EIGHTH ARMY
Nei ■ . W diiaii 8.-ighl, s t
v-: Mary C Bu.:, ; of 731. Klimt'-
" Ei’. cct Raicigh. North Caroiina.
■■ o’leiu-iti of the '-’4?h Infant. >
Ree.a.M i now stationed ut Gifu
o Tie 24th 1 -lamn is a . ,t
t th- 2-.'di Infantry .Tropic- Li.vhl
j naa. • Division. cointiiH. ded by ,Ma
i". O'en.' William li Kun
*;l 's svjoad ie,.dei ii. Head
ißa’C-'S Cnmp.nv 2nd Battalion'
r< 'Ntrii.g a re(will rang, firn.g. he
H. enx-Mri Th Army in F'oro
ury. 1912 i eeeived his bash tram
in; at Fort McCVllan Alabama and
iciaMto foi ov. . si-;.; duty m ,l.ai-
Mii : them t- '.it.- undersigned
•' 1 - ” 1 " IV; -or; Sti.w 1 If;.-
ieiph No: th Ca roliria. OJI 01 before
flit LPth (1: ■ Ot A o.t ist 19511 or this
'b-ice ’ •>< ph-.idcd in bar of
- c ii ;■*.-< •i • Al; p». i*iis imiebi
>-d t.o til, i-'.stau wili pie. -st make
■ nur.ecti; x pay inert
Thu ISlh day of August 19.49
Tll El, M A BURRO V G IIS
Administratrix
F. J. CARNAGE Attorney
A up. Sept 3. 1." 17. 24-Oct 1
»V THE StLFERIOK COURT
; NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
j THOMAS K FORD Plaintiff
vs.
- PAULINE FORD. Defendant
TH F. DEFENDANT. Pauline;
■ Ford, will take notice that an «ic- !
Lon outitied as above has L-e, i,
| commenced in the Superior C* u, t
"f "A aki- County, b; Thomas K
; Ford, plaintiff I herein, t- obtain
.m absolute divurce on tht i-routuls
->f two years .-ifeparat ii.i'. ,s .'r.Jvid
]cd in the Statutes of North Caro
lina. plaintiff end defendant hav
-1;g lived se):;.ratt and apart for
ore til.ui tw.; ycaar- next pre
•‘.•ding tie.- instill tioi, >t this oc
, non; , i.ri tnut said detendaiu wil!
, furtr.e take notice "u.t sin re
4uir< to nppee. al ; office .•/ the
1 Clerk of the Sup; , ior Court vs
Wake Count., North Carolina in
the Courthousi in RaK-iph. on the'
* 'it.', da v o, St (,»i J94d ■■! within
’. ,”A er.t.v d. >s t.'ivrC'i.fte: and answcl
•let ix to the coti'pi.nnt ;y said
ct.-.n, f.r the plaintiff will apfn.v
I. tht toui’T tor the rebel demand- :
* d in said complaint
This (itli day of August !a49.
P H. WILSON. Clerk,
Superior Court Wake Countv
HERMAN L. TAYLOR, Atty
U M S T E A D’S
i TRANSFER CO « GROCERY STORE
LIGHT AND HEAVY Fill*. LINE OF
HAULING
LOCAL & LONG MtA * s AND
Distance GROCERIES
c ‘" r " ! ' Tuzr* • ! p« t - n . s ,
Ki>. uMyrao, Mgr. i ’ Appreciated
ace to. riawMti DM tWB-‘J*G | I Tsu'b’Wo &«i«J «»rt» tow.
THIS CAROLINIAN
uar,. 19'lft.
Captain E’.iiiott ,V|. Jotuiaon. -on
oi Vi . and Mis. Marian R. Jchnsoti t
...I 12IS New Beiii Avenue He
1 < ’i. North Carolina, is u intin
. *-■ - i tm 24th Infantry R-.giii'em.
:«-■ \i Rationed at Gifu Japan
He is cumntandiug oxTiyer in
Company F and is new on guard!
duty ut K Tie Base, tne supply pivot
tv. Sui thorn Jiipan.
He entered the Army in August.
194!. received his basic: u'ai’.mi” ut
Fort Bragg. North Carol.ua and ue
pa» tod i’o, overseas duty in Febru*
i r'; 19-17
LMAVIS HEIGHTS
.Miss Rena .Mitchell of ;>2H South
W i|iiig-i'isi HI. spent tile weekend
with hfet sister in Goldsboro. N.
Mi- Oscar Kendall and children
Maegrett and Jessie who have been
spr-ndlngt heir vacation in Charles
spending their vacation in Charles- *
Mr and Mrs. Lee Hinton ot
Greensboro have returned honi"
after visiting Mr Hinton’s mother.
.Mrs. Connie Spain, of Idlewild Av<*
Mrs. Carrie E'. Price has tefurne.i
home after spending a long vara
turn with her daughter in ClmrK
t>.n. W Va.
Mrs Hester E'er.-U has a.s he
gue--' from Baltimore lmi grand
duughli r
Mr. and Mrs. li. Pulley and ehii
(ii’ctt Gaston, f’arUeti and Alvis.
have returned lx.nte after visiting
relatives in Richmond \ a and
NYC
Mis Laura Moore of liti West
South S-t. had :m her guest recent
ly in r sot: trom NYC.
Vltw. Clara Dixon and family of
!\ .bUinson T'er'aee hav* moved to,
NYc. AH friends wist, them suc
cess
Vlt - l.uki. Thomas ~mt < hildreu
of 4 Johnson Terrace have return
ed home after visiting Ini mother
Mr- AHee Perdy ol :*t Bmi"
Plaza has returned home aft,
r| * tiding hei vaeation in NY<
Mrs. Lei- Moore of 2o Sinit*i
Plaza has returned hone- after be
ing it' and confined to Print Agnes
Hospital (for several days
airs )| Smith of 12 Franklin
Terrace is spending few days in
Penn and NYC
HOMEMAKINC
PROGRAM AT WHS
ENDS FOR si \I\IER
Washington School has utTcred
to rh.- pt-aide o! Ttaleigh for *l'.
past ten years a Hoinemaking Vc.
• ationa! Prog; am. During the sum
mer months sjK-eial e.mphakis is
placed on hoinemaking for adult--
arid I".ii of selmol yout i,. The tiitie
months school term include tjv
teaching of classes, club wo|k, alid
licimi projects.
1’,.. the jwtst tw-* nu i.;t!s tt.r
hone-making i< .chers: .Mrs Di,.
D Toole and Mrs Alberta Levine
ston earned on •-}>«-<■ i;.I homeniakittu
< lasstfor cuiuli - ami rmt ot si-iu, d
>out hs
Various phiis..- m h.cue making
wen- langht.. 1 ;;»i nn I was of
fend in sewin’., for the fn tilth
slip eoveruig and too.: reset v;«tS■:*'-
Special family servi* 1 . was als i
given families who could not o
tend tiles, orgiinizeii eiasst-s
During the years there lias hei
a growing unde, slaiuttng ei t).
home making program The sti
dents have carrii 1 th. (itograi
into their honus h> purtUipatio
in home pr >!•- ’ \ greater mu
r.ef ha - he,-n sdown m ful'iHin.
its objeef-iv.-s in In CominUnitv *
'J'lie tw*, v, < ; ■pr,-ceding 11.
up. liinc i t s. ho.,i are being use 4
tor vis, * ing pew homeii-i, kins stu
xients and tin rounding up of all:
rummer proj. <!.s ~nd activities
I'ROF. IH KhK I HUES
HIGHER ST\.M) \Rt)S
FOR \KGRO SCHOOLS
NEW YORK ’Standards Rt
the Negro College." art aualysii* h
Arlhii) K Burke, asscsiate pro.
fes-.cor ot English at Hampton In
etitnle Va., of the teaching ami
cdnitniftraiiun of Ameriou's Negre.
eoliogts. is featured tn th. thirty
eighth annual edmutiotial inanb-i
of Th- Cvivi-i. official ,irg r ;,n of -tin 1
National Asoscia-iiot. for the Ad
vancement of Colored People.
’ln general," Professor Burke
writes, "students In Negro colleges
are In competition with th" worst
kind ot mediocrity ” Ht complains
that ‘there has me te-.-n i ■ a -mg!<-
Vte’to college for the las’ twenty
years or more a t.hbroilghgoing lib. ;
eral arts deportment" and states 1
that "liheial ails in the conven
Dona! senst- is unknown t.o tht No- -
gro college '
Noting that vaguely d» fined pro j
: rams and poor gmidanre arc i>.
pari iespoiwible for the coin para -
lively low educational stndurds ot j
many Nostro colleges. Profotsor |
Put K - nevertheless com men dr- i
teachers in Negro colleges for "an j
almndance of demonstration, o. j
paltistakhig conference work, an t j
ot careful in-class instruction.' Hi |
concludes the article with the as- i
sertiou that "in the American scene 1
it is still true that Negroes are r* ,
(juired to do a better job In ordet |
to reach the saute goals- that white i
persons attain."
Community Chest
Announces Budget
BY WADE LUCAS
'Public Relatione Director, Y'.ik' 1
County Community C'lmst i
Negroes of Raleigh utld Wak
( ounty "ill as they Inire in ih
past. share in funds to be raised
n, luic October add early Novel,
her foi Community < best needs In
the < ily and couidy during t he
coniine’ y.-ar
The budget tor !9ae for carrying
in the work of tin. Chest in the
i ity ami county is 714;> 41!7 or
about 1-I.OOd iess thin, wtin: it was
this year,
Aunug 111*' Community Clmst
agencies are: the BU.odvvortli S'
YM'.'A. which is listed to get f7.'9P
ot the Hinds i’aiseu in tile comin.:
campaign. Tnitle Couununi:., (’en
ter. which gci - |7.S6A; Negro Gii
•Scouts of the city and county wil’
share $10,793 with the while GIH
Scouts; and the Negro YWCA will
share $22.27,0 with the whit"
YWCA Money wil !be apportioned
among the Roy and Girl SV-outs ami
the YWCA’,, largely ~n the basi..
of needs of the orgaiiizat ions.
in addition Y2ou is tnidgeted for
the work of the Interracial < nin
mission in the - tty and enunty
OTHER SIMS
Sums Inulgi fed fin- other parti
i ipating ngottcies all of which reii
<|er service 111 Nv.-e,K-s vv-J; ;i
--whites, iti< FatnLy vn-e Bn
ei- iv. which - ds \itli home pn.h
Runs. $20,019; c!hM Guidance
'linic. wltiehh aids In giving tidvic
u, rearing’ ibildren. #11.7X1: the
Sc! vat I, * -\nuy who work among
.Ne-gioe-- os well as wliites is web
known to aln-ost evr-'-ybody. *ll
5o0; Social Hygicii- Society which
is doing research into * ier*;>l dis
ee,s< -. s2!bl: ami $0 iOu to the Unit
ed Bi |vie.- Organization- • f 'SO -u,
help reactivate chibs in ti-is coun
try and overseas for the t—n -fit or
YMf.A CALENDAR
MONDAY SEPTEMBER :>
1-.) p, m Boys Day Cam-p
7:JO ; 10.- Photo Chib
8:00 p m Mii'ftcru,! Union
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER <i
1-5 i r- Boys Day Cum •
6.00 ;• m Y> ute. Men's Club
10 p. m Town Hall Meeting of
: In. A. i
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7
1-5 ii- Boyi Day Camp
7:00 p ii:.--Men's Billard Club
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8
1-5 j it; • • Boys Day Camp
7:00 j tn Junior Citizens, Cuih
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9
0:0(i p. rn. - Bead .ni • l by the
Washingtoii Hi . h School
Band, conducted ny I. M
Thompson.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
2 ,) m.—Softball and Volleyball
7:00 p in Movies and Talent
Siiow
WASH ANY DAY!
!
Why Make Monday A M ash Day When j
Our Machines Make Any Day An Easy j
Laundry Day.
USE OUR
% , 4»
HALF-HOUR LAUNDRY
A. ~
*
QUICKER . . EASIER . . CHEAPER
HUNT -JACKSON Laundromat
413 S. Blood worth Street
* s. s i
I afford to retire? |
When the time cornea to lake it eo*y, when you
no longer carry on with the vigor of youth - will
you be prepored? There’* no better vecority for
retirement Ihon money in the bonk. The hobit
vs regular saving is on easy one to acquire. A
stipulated amount from your salary every povdoy
can guarantee your ability to take it «a»y.
Resolve now to see us about opening « Having*
account.
jggnEHflßl Mechanics 1
1 & Farmers Bank I
i f • DURHAM-RALEIGH
i f *w.
inefi now lii eervice. Incidentally,
.iiiirc Ihmi nn.lMM* North Carolinians
arc now in service with the liiiit
ul Sialc- Aiinwi Forces in various
part-; of tin- world, according to
figures supplied by the 1 fepartniPiit
of ilpfeii**
Bude-its for the various Chest
•agencies were fixed niter more
thiin a mouth of hearings bv the
'host's budget commit toe with re
presentafives of tin- pfii’tieip«.tliia
!groups K c. Huffman. Jr -*oi the
Caroliii;, Coach Compnn>. is cliair
:ilitn of the budget committee.
President of the Withe County
t (immiiltii v Chest this year >s Ro
ller! i. bee. general manager ol tht
ihmiiilia Hotel, avid the campaign
dirocioi is Nathan H. Velioti. exe
(Utiv - iieereisry of the North Ca
rolina Teachers and Employes Re
tirement System.
Included on tile Chest's hoard ol
directors are: Dr Harold Trigg,
president of St. Augus!lne's College
and a member of the State Hoard
of rtclueation. and F. .1 Carnage,
a local lawyer and active civic
wi'i'ki-i .
WALTER WHITE
TO BROADCAST
FROM INDIA
NEW YORK Walter White
currently on leave from his post
ss secretary of tlu* National A:
- wciatim: ten i lie Advancement oi
t'olored People, will he one of a
panel of iv-ur speaker- heard on
"America's Town Meeting of the
Vir" in a transcribed broadcast
t com K;; l ai-tii. Pakistan on Sen
(ember H. over the American
I’roa.tb-listnig Company network
Oth.-r spc-.kers on the t'orum. th.
topii i>f which wili be “How Can
Wt Ac\it.net- Democracy in Asia?”
wii 1-i Begum Shaista Snhra
wanly lkramullah. Pakistan dele
call- in the recent Paris session ol
the Halted Nations General Assem
bly Mrs. ,!. I. Blair Buck, presi
i.tlt of fio (h i• eral Federa!ion tti
Women's flu If- . and Faiz Ahmed
Falz, edifot oi ; tie Pakistan /’Does
and delegate t< ihe International
Labor Organization
Co oi i.e \ Danny Jr. president,
of Town Hall, will in- moderator:
K Snuar Hasan, < xecativt- score
tit! v of the Pttk ist.i i In -! imte o!
internat.iotr.i A fairs, will act as
i lit erp refer: and I»avid Newsom
ilitoriilli.t ioii ui Ki : at "tit A meric-.-n
Hmbussv in is iraehi wilt be coor
dinatot
The famous Kitty Hawk Beach
in Oort County will b-.- the site
ol a live-acre pasture demolish a
tion btcnnmg this Dili
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1949
MAPLE TEMPLE
HV .IttfiKPHISK I’llfiltW.L
"And besides this, all delt
genre add to yfcur faith virtuie
ami to vlirtnre knowledge;
"And to knowledge temper
at ice. and to temperance pal
tenet:; and to patience goilli
; ness;
"And to Godliness: brotherly
kindness; and to brotherly kioti ■
ness, ctimity " 2 IVtri- 1:5-1.
Kegulai worship service wa.-
! held at Maple Tempi* C"o. vet"
'bonus Christian Chuuh Sunday.
'August 2<t Music forth day was
• .-.upkjied by the Junto) Choi) wild
! -v.tss Virgin!;. N*aJ a> orguv ist arid
director
We enjoyed tbs- woudtbTul a .
mors by Rtv Booker. His subject
• dituding a Sewn Klor.-
Building." 2 Fetei 1:5-7.
The tools tu t K used n the mau
ling ol u seven story building at e •
I Faith. Virture Knowledge, Ttm-
I prranee Pat a net Godliness ami
Brotherly kiudnes 1 2 Peter 1:5-7.
Our Sunday School is rapidly in
| creasing and we had a splendid les
' son. Wc an still studying hie
; Psalms oj David.
At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
wt enjoyed having friend- from
Builingtoi to i • the scn.ee
Dinner tor them vis .m rvei in ..he
P ; :n ruum nt thl home ol Doa
i n Eddie Rea vis
Those ..i out -ick arid shut ,t*
; list are; Mrs. Estellu Pulley. Ht v
L-. D. McClain. Mis; Wats, n and
i others We wish thorn a speedy i
! covery. 4
We arc happy to have out Pa.-.-
! t r. Rtv. IV! F. Booker arid family,
j iivinc in the city with us
The Woman's Club met at t:,c
‘home ot IVli: H Pc;" 'll CniiH"
. Street. All members u asked to
' .me .cl tin- next meeting
Mi Ethel Sapp Stokes oi Sunv
t : S C i- the cuest of ilei -o'.t
md d-ugnter-iii-luw. Air. and Mrs
Frank Sapp of "a 1-2 Alton St;act
Thomas Mar" author and Noble
Prize w inner on hi- return from
Tt rma! >. "Gs. :iK.n: do rot realize
ind tic- ;: ot want tu realize the
-aims ot Then actual catidit'Ons ‘
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