WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1349
AUGUSTA SCHOOL
LACK DISCUSSED
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l AUGUSTA. Ga (AMP) -- The
lack of good Negro schools in tin
city of Augusta was discussed teste
last week at the Richmond county j
Education Planning conference j
held at the ij T Walker school.
Criticism of Augusta's ectuca- j
tlonal provision for Negroes ;
brought out that there was no high j
cchco.l ouildlng in the- city, and j
the Schools were overcrowded and j
pool ty equipped. Evaluation of the j,
school plants brought out no excel
lent or .good ratings, three fair, one!
poor, eight very poor, and 12 un- I
fit ior school use
Supt. Rupert \V. Langford of |
Richmond count;, sc. ao.is promised | ;
that the -' faults would be rente- !,
died. However several months ago ; ;
Negroes voted for a million dollar j
bond issue which was to bring j -
them a new high school building j -
and improved recreation faciliit.es i
including a swimming pool, none j,
of. which has materialized as yet. i <
Other features of the mee?hu-*)|
Included workshops on various J
phases of education and discussiors .
of these- study group;; '.
RALEIGH PERSONALS
Mrs. M.iebird Prtillne Wh;(>:, of! ,
Bridgeport .Conn, spent a few davs .
with her aunt Mrs. Geneva P. 1 .
Brown of 908 East Hargett Street. ,
Mrs. Geneva P. Brown <nv.t ,
daughter, Odessa, .<g>er,t their vaca
tion in Elizabeth City v si tin 2 their
parents and grandpa? ents. Ms.
Mrs Alfred Paiiin ![
MEN WOMEN
No wage ruE Nn layoffs r.
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your neighbors with household
neccsflllfs For complete details •
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Beginning Thursday, September 8 , at 9:30 Sharp
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NEW FALL HATS
V*Jt«e# ‘o $5.95
$ | 64
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Children
Cotton
Slips, Slighly Irregular • $ .59 Value. . $ ,34
Cotton Panties 48 Value . .34
Junior Cotton Slips 1.98 Value,. 1.19
Men
Work Shirts $1.48 Value. 51.34
Tee Shirts .48 Value . .34
Athletic Shirts ,48 Value. . .34
Long
Sleeve Rayon Spoil Shirts 2.98 Value. , 2.34
MENS’ OVERALLS
$2.59 V*W
$2«
8-oz. Blue Denim Overalls With Either
High Or Low Rack. Sizes 82 50.
BAPTISTS ARE
LARCEST NEGRO
ORGANIZATION
CHICAGO- From a group of less
i than 20 which first met at Savan-i
! nxh, G- in lf!8o to the' bune-t and j
j richest Negtc* organization hr the
' world is how mi October Ebony
photo-story describes the Notion i i
Baptist Convention, U.5.A... !r <■
now convenlns; in Shrine Audi to i -
ium in bos Angeles.
“Patriarcnal president >f (his !
powerful body which represents
slls million in churches, school;;,
mission., and even an African rub- I
bet plantation and numbering 4.- ,
122.313 ' the Ebony story says, -is
'/fl-yoar-olri Dr. David V Jcmtson, !
who -pent all but 16 years of his ,
half-century of preaching in a mud- j
eat little Alabama church only nj
few miles from the place where
he was bom.”
Nothing can equal the annual
Br-ptbt meet ter good music and'
superb > i story freely interspersed;
with traveling preacher joker thv
’re really funny ihe feature state-
Independent-thinking Dr. Jemison
is a typical example of Baptist ide
ology which gives each church
complete autonomy and all mini-;
ters equal voice in the convention.
The convention is a social as well
as a spiritual occasion says Dr.
.Twnison, who .though failing in
ber.bh. hi' lost none t,f !ii.- fiery
orator} or sly wit during his nine
voars of leadership. And Ebony
quote* him os telling ’he conv-evi
ti.'n audience:
"1 don’t object to the preacher,
socializing with the iadie; but don’t
carry it te the extent that you will
infringe on the other man s prop-,
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RALEIGH PUPILS ATTEND
HAND CLINIC JntI/i big from
♦be reaction of the tnow gro*-,*
' « Kitldjfh school pupils, the
time-honored practice of lament
ing the end of vacation and the
errtilng of baek-tfl-.school days is
» thing of the past, The young
sters shown in the pictures are
among those who bade goodbye,
lo the playgi ounds. swimming
pool; and other vacation haunt#
a week early to attend a baud
flimr conducted at the Wood
worth Stu es YMt A by Leon
Thompson, director of instrumen
tal music in the city schools
At the upper left some of the
member? of »u- brass section get
together to work nut thch awn j
I -oblem.-: Left to fight are :Wil- !
Ilain Watson, Charles iliinter, A! j
phouzo Wallace and Itnykin Gar |
tiei) Upper center—A group of
the youngsters learn ttiat dis-
I carried phonograph rccoids mar
1 he molded into other shapes
which permits their us» as vases,
tlowei po4 holder- and other ii c.e
inl if'-tn--. In Ibr group .ire: >ir ;
Thompson, Samuel 1 succtte. ■
Harold 1,. Prince. Nancy Giles •
Paui freeman arid Lennon Hoi- |
t is. Upper right Charles Hunter j
recrive.s indiv'dital in-trivti.iti j
m the tromlione trow Mr. j
Thompsoi who «s coaching hnn j
for a solo which he i to ih-livor
at a later program.
Lower toft Duiin ; : rehear- j
sal of the clarinet section other !
members of the group pause j
while Nancy Giles receives help I
on ;t particularly tllffirillt pas- |
sage On ttin front row are H r |
ry Pnynr Paul Freeman. T. Ml.). ]
Rack row. Nancv Giles Mr. J
Thompson, Norris t'annady, 1
Thurman Davis and Mabel Mit- j
che.l. Lower right: the full band j
is shown in a rehearsal for the
eonerrt which nils held ITiduy I
night to slimax the band clinic
CAROLINIAN Photo by Shep I
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Women
Chenille Robe; 3.; 9 , Worn. .
French Crepe Print Dre-se-. 193V<F . . 4.34
Assortment of Dresser .V*s Vo ir-\, 5.34
All Wool Covert Coats 2 1.95 Value. IS 95
Ra v*m Bed J r ekets 2.1 >s\' a ho- . 1.34
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PIQUE
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Slight Im.'guiar.
Whits and In lor;,
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COTTON PRINTS
48c Value
34c Yd.
2,000 Yds ot Valencia. Cotton Prints.
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