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GOLDSBORO
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the week in
! ‘JKL GOLDSBORO
! lliimMffiiffrT By E- A. THORNTON
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Miss Bertha Wiiliants ii.i- return
*d jo school in Wiirr.iugton aft-.n
visiting Her parents. Mr. ,»nd .*Ls
John Kenry Wlliiasis Mrs Davia
V Uli tm.- of Baltimore is visiting
relatives *n« friends in the citv.
Mr. and Mrs. Malter Williams of
Fayetteville N. C. wore the Labor
Day L.iiesn ol Hit- ;r d Mrs. L .».
Thornton at Sid SJeve: eux. Street.
.Mr. and Mrs. .f. E. Raynor ami
family. and Miss Mary .Jones of
DIANA SHOP
Satisfaction Guaranteed at j
All Times
116 N , Center St.
GOLDSBORO
I I Service Beauty
Shoppe
IT I*ATS TO LOOK WELL i
Treat Yourself Tr> Our Service
dtj JbrwMox SL Goldssoro
SSiss Willie Fsiisoit, Prop.
FOR THE BEST
VALUES
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Cash on* Credit
SOUTHERLAND
FURNITURE CO. !
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207 N. Jebr? Street
SPfvan** 035
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I Clothe Your
fr amily On
CREDIT
at
KADIS’
123 E. Wakut
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Yosjr Credit Is Good At
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FURNITURE
115-117 East Walnut Si.
GOLDSBORO
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j N, C, Consolidated Hide Co., Inc. *1
FOOT OF WAYNESBOROUGH A VENUS
r ORMER W£tL BRiCK YARD
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
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PHONE 1532 OR 2330 ' OLLECT
h Ca. lied Zromedately We Will
| Pick Up Dead Cattle, Mules And j
Free Os Charge i
I",* l-.jli - ... , i iii,.i„ii. ,i » i 1
New York riii. lvtve returned homo '
• fl<*r visaing iitt ir parent vij. and
M, s. Ling Jut:; s at sd.‘» .Alvin St.
Mrs Dai: i Williams ut Mount
Vernon. S. Y. is visiting hei sister. 1
Mr.- Lillie Batter Feeder Mi on
South George- Street. Little Hollis
. Frederick Hit ; returned home air.-,
attending gh it camp in NVw York
v- 1 al; '
Little Cynthia smith is visiting;
,relatives and friends in Washing-;
•ton. Philadelphia. New York .end
! Newport, R. f.
. Most of the boys and girts who l
•'lave been working in Connecticut,
| have returned home after a very
[successful :■ ummer. Some stopped
in New York and Washington u?
visit relatives and friends
ij Teachers returning with them
'iire: Misses Josie M. Boney Ruth
; Ferdinand C. T, Bland, E. A. House
and John W. Wooten. The group
! report a very successful season.
HOME ECONOMICS MEET
The following home economies
WATCH CLOCK
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
LEO COHN
US E. WALNUT STREET
ALL WORK G C AKA N TEED
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BELL STUART
Furniture Company
Quality Furniture, Reasonable
i Prises
227-28 N. Johjj Street
Qoldsboro. N. Phoxie 1760-J j
SINGER SEWING
CENTER
Singer Sevring Machine? anti
Vacuum Cleaner*
Sale? and Service
Daraonsiraficns Without
Ohlioalions
j Piior.e 130 Goldsboio
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Venetian Blind Shop
QUALITY BLINDS
i Also Complete Reconditioning
On Old Blinds 5
I6li V. St, Gutdsboro
Phs)!xf -»52-\V 0. fU Rate, Frop.
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IGARRIS DRY
CLEANERS
AND HATTERS
‘ ONE DAY SERVICE”
203 N. Center Goldsboro j
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE I j
Saies and Service
Street I loor Bordao Building ’ j
Goldsboro, JN. C. Phone 218%
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teachers met Thursday. Sepnnnbe'
l it the Vocational Building ai
Dillard High School with Mrs. i
Lucy F .jejues. of the planning :
icai.-i i H-- Southeastern Distrio"
••f 'Atiur-- Homemakers of
America.
Meiiianms Fannie s Dafford, >*f ;
I.’ lan. I-- 4 .h*-!ia I . Juft"son it Little
(cu. M - t- Aid!.- Lumbe-rtou
M. A. M.iHr, i- : ' Durham. (' T
fucker -i f Wash;- /tc*i Ida W. ;
Knigiii u fiatttc-tniro. and the Cxi :
lard home .*< -m>u>ie- teachers, Mrs. j
Yfaiiisoti and Miss Smith
Aire .lame- -sided over tit>■ j
imeeting E’ludeni.-, hostesses were j
'Bertha Lane. Mititi. Topping. Bar ;
tar.t Leacock.- and Gloria Williams
tint, ut ‘own student - were: Misses
La urine CoUeu t. ore in- Main.. |
: Evelyn Michael. Cora Morgan.
!.Joyce Yates, and Juanita I'arket
of Durham. Juana Jeter:.. Dorothv 1
ißoone. Elizabeth Yotinget. and Jean 1
C Weaver ot Littleton
t.ittle K. vlc.Milliati. olid Beulah i
Spearman of Dunn. Josephine E. j
Keys, of Washington. N C and j
i Alice Ruth Thompson of Lumber- !
ton The group reports a very plea-I
stint stay jit Gold -boro.
fjEIO.V OFFICIALS y KKT
A meeting of ull district and are.-t j
Commanders in the Eastern Are;i j
of Division Six IM-iki rtment of!
Vortli Carolina American Legion!
was held at the Community Center j
.Goldsboro. Sunday with Easter n j
Area Commander Robert Powell of ;
Raleigh presiding.
After a short discussion by th M
iß'oup and the program presented
hy font lean der Powell and Viet.
Commander Bowser all district,!
commanders iti the Eastern Area !
were appointed and approved by t
the roimnitti;-
The program for :h e Eastern j
■Area will consist of local and dis- j
trier oratorical >oi!t*sts local and!
district basketball reams sponsored
jhj the various posts musical pro- j
(grams, boys' state amt commute j
jity activities.
, Comrade George K. Wilson o, j
(Goldsboro was nauteti sGite ctiaii j
.mar, of th>- oratorical contest, j
Comrade Wilson stated that the!
!jsubject for the oratorical <-or>te-;i ;
: will b* relettsed in 'he next few
weeks. Ail enrolled high -chool'stti- 1
1 dents will eLgii-u- to panici
pate jo (lie con test
Viva- Cotnma.ndor J S. Bowser,
stressed she iin porta in e of mere
bt-rship. He is urging that all pos;s I
get busy and send In their mem
bership cards to headquarters as
fast .*s possible. Adjutant K A. ;
Thorntiit. stated that .ill state ami ;
national dues will tv raised eft'e- \
five Oct' her t, IfM'i
He is urging all jn-.-is to mati
ail dties possible to headi|uartcs b<- |
fore October.
Officers presell’ at the itieeun''
were: Vic, Commander .1. S. Bow >
scr of Ghariotte. District Comma.!
tier R H of Xewbern. It.
F. !.e« of Wilmington U. F. F--.
gusoit of Fayetteville '/, B. Ward
and Robert Powell r.i .’Ltieigh. fl
|E. Wilson K W. Wright. Jost pH •
-Conroy. .! ft. Melvin and K. A.
iTlwu riioi! ni • iiiijshot
jidBRARY DKDIt'.ATION SET
E. A. Thornton citairman of th»
jitoar.'! of director- > itie Alice H
—— mrmu. hi ■nanmi.m.l,^l
LEE’S FUNERAL HOME
Kom* Os
CHRISTIAN AID KBTUAL
; BURIAL ASSOCIATION
Ambulance Service
i Day or N'ght Phone 3161
I W LEE. Prop.
Fremont, Nf C
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! For Fun and Recreation Visit
THORNTON'S
TEEN-AGE CASINO
And
SHAVING PARLOR
507 Alvin Street
Geld;,boro, N C,
S. A Thornton Prop.
I Phono 587-M
-SCOTT’S CAFE- I '
B-?f In Barbecued Foods \
404 Golley Street
j Goldsboro, fi C. j
CAROLINIAN Sfitttrday,
Public Library announces
I that plans for the dedication cere
iaroaies for the library have been
j completed. The program follow.-.
Itt wycotlton. Rev B R. Richard
scut pastor h'hiioti Presbyterian
Church Goidsbo •- ; ititrt-tim.t iojt of
Mayor, SO. A ihoritton; present',
t.iou of Library Key, Mayor Scott
IS. Berkeley: :: . to • m ot Library
Key Short history of library
Mrs. Lou yen ia Wat .on. librarian,
j response oil he!i::lf of the t •
C’lrizeiis ttt (jc’iishoro, Dr it. '
; V •■a'.bcrs. Rerpottse on lie!.ulf >f
' the Negro titizeii of Wovne I'.ttiM
tv, Mrs Maud Kot tiestay. Mutin'
i Hive.
H. it'c k Mr ! - chaitm.t t
Goldsboro Puh!i<‘ trarv, Mrs -s
sic Bon) m. Golds' o Btitdic !.'
• bt-nry: iiitroduci ott of s;s.-iik<-t
Mrs. D L Itro'.vti; -1 .-d,, to or t ,rt
•dress, Mrs. M. li 1,-t- .supervisor I
N. C. Negro public libraries. Re,
ieiii h, Miss Just.- M. Botte, :■
siding.
Between 10', mn.X K" peotde a.
tended the opening of the libra:'.
Thursday. Septemh -t 1. Win;-
hours J: :jn to < in p.m.. sunuiie-'
hours. 1 p rn. to S p in.
The followitt) art tit- otgalli?:.
tions and friends who have don.it
id to the library
ORGANIZATIONS
Donors and anr nun!:
Ra cn e 3 Elementary School. .
1120.00: Pilot's Club. SZH.OO; Dillard j
(High School Teachers, studenis, ;
1*21.0(1, Si:j 4B : SVhool Street Schoo* 1
>Teachers, 14.00. Greer.leaf School
| Teachers. 12.00; Barnes School
'Teachers, 11.00; Pit front'.. $4.00:
iGreenieaf Church. 47.00; !.es Sours'
jGitib. $6.00; Shiloh Preabvteriaa I
johurch, $2.25, Bryant Rest Lost'
[No. 215 American Legion. $llOO.
! Benefit basketball game, 45.10:
!American Legion Auxiliary f r ni»
No. 216 $10.00; Dilard Teacher
basketball benefit game, $22.75:
Originaires Coneort. $7.00; Hantp
jton Alumni Assn.. $25. 00; Local
11Luff.. $25,00; Peter Pan Clirlr.
'slo.oo
INDIVIDUAL GO N T «IB l JTIO N S
Prof. H. V. Brown. Miss J. V.
| Honey. Mrs. D L. Brown, Mrs. V
jL. Button. Mrs. C. M. Barnes. Mi-.s
iC E. Hatcher, Mr. L. Thompson.
I Mi. E. A House, Mr. H. C. "Wtlson, ;
Utr. N. A. Si 11:.
! Mrs. M K Jackson. Mrs. W. P.
j Starke, Miss A. J Riggshec. Mia-. ’
jE, O. Smith, Mrs. P, Mattersoil.
[Mrs Laytt J. Foster Mrs. L. K. '
[Frederick. Miss S. L, Sasser Mr.
R. G. Christian. Mrs. N, J Prcitci
lick.
, Miss B. M. Faucette, Mrs. Fi. D.
Forte, Mrs. Rosanel! Hicks, Mr-
Flood. E. A. Thornton. Mrs. A. E. '
Nannie Thompson. Mrs. Kssf»
Pope. Mr. George Todd. Mr. Baum.
Mr. Stitt’s Class
LEAVES SCHOOL SSOO
Jefferson Oit> I,*. i ANf’i
A bequest of .£SOO was left to Liu
coin iMoj university from (lit will
el iiif> late .Mrs Fannie Cook, whin
author, painter, and -.•»< ini work; . ,
who died iaM week
The will, iliited March K. 11*11.
states that ihe bequest should b-
Used for Lincolns library Mom ■>:
Mrs. Look's fortune worn to roll
fives. A sum of SSOO also went to
ihe white iiniversilty of Missoii:i
for its academic library.
NEW LIBRARY
BOARD MEETS
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The first official meeting ~r t!
[hoard of directors of th* Mi.- H
ißrown Public Library was held
Monday evening. August if a in tin
library at 305 West Pi n ■•.•••
with H A. Thom ton. firesidlng.
iteiatrts on rlie pros tv ss and
novations of the building was *;•
• n at which time Mi Thor’.tin
.-••ated 'hat between .j 100 and sfee
had (.’ready been -pen' by ?h • •
Goldsboro Public. Library and Mir
ixeentive coiniuitic; in getting :*).■
building and libr.'iy i n iiiPii e ir.
- hap- so- •!'. opening.
Th- librnrv is-,,;. i'~ .prali.i:!
-i: -n [ Lip „r th, r ild .
w.-o ’* t.-iiirar;. at ;hr t'i>l>ii-..l
■ sit’. 1 I.* ' ill I” I'. ■' i .
11 : .. .i t :i. it ..-fierateil in ’
of -i. Cube. .J Libtary ui'.t
J.t.-i IIS nut til effect to mill
t ion at a ,: a We;,’ Pine St.
At ih-i. i ’ii* the i-.rnn* "AH.- .
11l nv.: 'A,- Libra;;" was su.-.aes
! -b a a willed !.v tin- •.•omuiiM*
V S A ip-,- v >,
Itr.iwu of Co.'dstXMN’s leading -.;i( i
»<;us wilt, died a :' r -w yea is syo
The AJiee H Brown t’ubtic Li
.brary >;>ened to serve rite public
Thursday.
to $ pin daily.
The first Dpi ;> »s,.ms ■ ymg >
(library w'ere set - i ft - C oi'ei i- *
Thursday betwe -i i. e-rs d j
■and s p.m.
Members of boai'd ui'.-s-ttf. at
;tlte meeting > i : . j-,
■ Alonzo Swutstc! u. \ v.i-tto
Thompson, Mr <;» .ioiyu s
Cort:-->, Miss Bet to* Bake' .
Laura Foster, Mrl.av -u \V >-..s m.
,•» mi L. Tit* eat on, ;■ : :>i i a
The public is u .‘i J t.o nu(. u ■
t : (!•. librai‘V fai : Ji. : i;
! < ati«>n program ail id v 1 m
(ia V. SepLi.-mta! > a e ;J
. rihrary
SCHOOL SKSSiON
ST4RTS Mil USD\Y
i
The regular ---s. -u f-it e;
(schools ill the (Vulial Digit e
: trict * pen Thor day. September s
d arn Two eidifiotiai -u b-r :
•vere ulluted CenUai High ,'H baol
[on a. basis of average atlend-ttn-j
! the past session Otu -*f rh • -iddi
! ion a! tern tiers will te:u h •u.tflie
mattes arid sci. nee in the H <
School. The other will it,- assigne-i
jto the seventh grad- The amott! >
to be paid for L-. is ;h>- ante , .
jJast tear. Parents are quested to
[see (hat (heir children bring »H
!fcoK hr first day of a-ba-oi Parent
: who tail to bring beginners t.» tne
; Lee S'.-bool Clinic for vaccinations
, required by the elate must urrang**
Ito have the child vat'ctnuteii This
i« necessary before the child ca-i
enter school. The parents ruu..t
bring or send a birth cert ire >■ ■
for e.ii-h chltd entering school l a
lhe first time.
Central High Reboot tacuffy o -’
W .VI. Reinhardt, principal, G. E
Larris, social studies and Coach
T ,1 Ware, English and French
o'. L Soiice, Mathematics ami
.science T. A. Branch, home ve>
(tomids, K. R. Mitchell, Bth grad -,
W. L. Baker. 7th grade G T. Go
son THi grarie, F. Larkin Hit.
grade. V. F. Foster sth grade. M.
B. Smith, 4th grade. !. C. Smith
;3id grade, A. C. Tiiornton, Hr!
grade, B. K. Hines. 2 grade and
I. s Stroud, Ist grade. Hill's
' School M. B Best 1 and 2 grade-.
:B Washington, 3. 4 and 5. Besr
Grove School. A W MoKinuir t,
5 and ti grades, E Durajtte 1 2
and 2. Best Station A H. Gienn.
■ 5. «, 7. A. Baker, J and 2
WESTERN’9 DEFEATS
EAST BY B-7 SCORE
Toe Western Team consisting -it
players from the teams Jaso ; El
roy, Stan tons burg and Fremount
won the All Star Game Saturiie. .
September 3, at the Gold-bum
' Municipal Park, by i.-< .taig Mr-
Eastern Team which si.M.ed of
players firm Brown Town 50...
Hill. Red Hill and Ku.vka t!
score of b to 8 in the Community
League Ail Star (ram.:
The P, -.si "a.. leading the '.Via'
by th, scare of 7 t>> 6 until tin
last half of the 9th in; • \. «*t
Pridgen got on base Lv an erroi
Hooker singled putting Pridgen nit
Second and N. Dm ham hit ; w
bagger scoring Pridgen and Hook
*:. ending the game by the -cor
of 3 lo 7
Between :h;0 and ~00 people •■-.; •
e.'Se.i th; Winr
The w,.y the standing:- look now
the play off will be between th-.
first ionr top Lams Snow Hill
Jason. Brown Town and Elroy
t'OMMl' St ry BASLBAi.I
LEAi n: standing
Teams H I.
- I*o • 111 ! Tum,-:. | I i
Jason Yellow Jackets 1/ 4
IM--VV.: Town ~Tyis U ■
Elroy 1 !! >
sh , Hi!! Red P,!!..1s
strap!(i|jsi:ni-y Be - I
A ; .- t.ik-r.g own’.
In the Army, i m ;.- s
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