PAGE FOUR
■ r'urriijPito v
[ HIGH point
£4. CURRENT
«' CYCLE
By C, E. Yokely
®fe»
.r.> r The- Talent S> >w it
tr - H School here the other
: b--ought before tns public
1 - ;.; • ••: 1 i! performers Tbers
ve. tht. grourss '-'ho sang the typi
■. type heard :rt T er. talent
' e building was running net
w: children and a large number
<:i : rrents were present, Fr-im all
■. .;< -a able by the > v • and oar :he
. • .liters had loads of run and
j-n r for i» They seemingly enjoy,
tc .' ook at their peers p*3i*forni
‘ :o oror > did a character skit
n.r o.cuoht showed unusual talent.
"With the possible exception >? the
to .uivg male soloist and the
the trumpet player girls showed
v P equal to tile boys As we watch
ed ■■: youth perforin, ;n who: a. y
c? J ltd amateur it occurred but
ed.-.r 'Teen group fun might bring
iut some other talent among youth
\V> pondered it ail our taien:
is sirwu’. and riJin if:? or do
v.e love the mimic. Maybe an
<;hcr <#»»; of more ereitive
n ’em t!o»e w ith tb it «q* <iw
rush! prot f entertaining nut
informative.
TOPIC High Po ..• N* »;::•.
lina was the scene of the North
C: : linn Statu Nurses As.?Ov -v:-
= . iiere si t'it Snuuton :- ■' .■
reccidin 1 its first integrated
.■.. with N.-.tj Nurses.
'-vs thought showed unu us! talent,
t 1 in reading excerpts fr. art
v. •; , Fred Flakier, young white
ccirnnist for the local daily here
“The Enterprise" had to say 'lie
eve: t. The excerpt is taker *• m
b Rr.r bhn' 'Roufa. wt f
v 3 nd Race
The session of the nurses;
jure did differ in one we.l ;■•■
f eed re.’j. :i. Negro curse, .s'.-
Ifrsdttt ib' sessions at the .. .
e. ihi ring and there wt- ■
huiabaloo about their pie
Tbrre v*■ as nu iuss, iu* r ■ -
. i :s.O, :a1 lee tilll: ■■■,: '..erg
t ithoot question about .:■?
presence el Negroes. Thee were
there Thev were a part a;' :- ■
f t n:ij;i'-nr slid this -a.;-
d. f■ obssryar tenia: <‘i Via ’ '.’
cipatir.g the jociotioiPs
. . :f- dir. ; By that it vis -. ■ ■ '
•;« M- •.• ses divi ;• .'• ■•••. ••
to ‘tree therrsilvse into the course
oi even's Li;-.;, -or b'd 1i: v ~ ,
7 a ore ate -• no jo ;V.: ■■: ■
v r. -d hivy been iaclir.,'ti V; r'lilt.-
v -.... ; . , t ... .. , _1 . ... . „
CHURCH 0? GOO
MARKS 8 YEARS
Tie Church us GoJ in Christ
?r }'■■•••. y.cCnnts Vt-.'i if.
tuf host church wiU be charrr
with the H• Junes :■ hfurs Hdi
yri c'V.r •; r/iyinrsday :•••;■ ' the
Rev. P. J G lids ind c -• • from
TVlriton-Saiem win be .Mitgr
Thursday eight Hev C. ('.' C: .•::c
and St. Paul choir will charge
FndrsV ri.jtit th?-> Ro-v S. M Fra?:.: >•:
5 : -
wui conduct the c - 'ice The .»t
--rdversary will ciiisc Sur ia; 2 t
r m. with Bishop Weils >f Greets
TX-ro will !>c guest speaker Tie
put be it n rited to th-osi- ~ _-.a.
it; technical talks ar.d heating the
; plans for tr.e assoc: ttion
tl “The puir.t is, to this observer’s 1
■ cv .
.' mind, that both trie white ana
the Me .to nurses entered .tiio. •
ji- ,
v ; Things in a natural manner This 1
isort of a'titude is the basis f>t
, r ! the latc-iliger.t approach j s.»su
! tioii of racial problems
"If these who are constantly
dying and wailing about the
, untair treatment of Negroes
will please note the event this
week, they wi!i learn how ihe
south is gradually developing
a mutuaiv agreeable approach
to racial understandings.
,; "Forcing 'he issue on ’.he south •
will never do \nd those who 1
, 'would cram what they L> .seiy '
~ jcali evil rights down the south's
T i throat have been urged .>: ay 1
j ; negative incidents wuh no • ;•; sii
ft tfosili jams mad
semh with the heit> A X:• .
give* ami w ilites.
wyatm bhidi:
SHOWER CI'EST
h' A bridal sbowC: was stveii hen
orm/ ?vlr i". i Mrs Robert Bynum
' i newlyweds at the h rne of Mr and
Mis. Thomas Bynum ;!9il Day
, Street Octooer 21. Tit * house v> .as
beautifullv decorated wit:: who :■
i.acL pick carnations and iai’ liow-
Mrs. A huge .tcnierpiece graced
< ; it'i• •tabic and candies w.:. :-'.d
:: the til:, .e v. ■.
; Gaels were aivc’ed
M'-.c'.., B. Isier wh> introduce a he
biidc ■.i • 'i. Gifts wow :. -
ami ?. ■■ .... Dutani '.: cream d
_v ■: H'' A. I ';J mT;. C»O'IV .' ■ o '' Cl*?
b-' v-kvcs Isle-* - and r.-
TRINITY STARTS
1 CAGE SEASON
r _ . ■ y- . ....
! b:i} : Triu::y 80-y> ir.td s
u ---is ! .uk?tDu:i ie.d-u ieievi u-.i tn?
’s' Liberty. N C. team* it Trinity.
ii. -:.y ys gor ~v w miA ■
" Vs . ay- f' >o c w.: ’ - :.. '■ i
A : wu" gamt veil: b.- ; y i T
' ". V l'; : Vsttk . -.‘tv. •.'. ; . ..O r
V\l<\ TELTON
IS ED HERE
-*• 1 > * - J-■ t - -G. O' ,
ui- otto, tcc T-ic eg. of tier sis
‘ ,r. Me]lor. to Lt.-.rv K.. .
i 0; tobc- The vows >pi*kcn be-'
I - -'..* > o: on vsT.'.. 1 was a white:
>'■ voy Mr and Mrs. 5..:n vYn
o oimo-’ ro, : and f.tfhcr of the
... - ; o )Crr! Miss J:;-:.-!0 M .1.-o»r.. Miss
! . .. •- Cast, Miss ! • • .’lie "'i.o- '• •
-t -- tvio*- .. f v so., 1- . s.j.
n vsTllio Wary .anti Walter P.nrox.
OIRk > r MASON
WOMANS DAY SPEAKER
v; Day was observed s
r dm vDctabcr 31, a*. Mt Vernon SUp- I
•.'let Church Mrs. F R. Mas-o was -
i guest spcttice- at ; an; the Rev ;
I. p 'larr.'sh of Greens-•jro -accon:- 1
e p-ir.Ud the United Ushers Char- ,
ti -Vd;> u. ol til? ihre-e v.
TRINITY HOST
TO COUNTY PTA
The local Trinity PTA will n;ew
each first Tuesday night oi v. "
month from now through me
school year. It was announced cy
Prof. W M Menard principu. H
.Ho announced that Trinity wall
host to tile County PTA tneeti.'.g
at Trinity on the n., K nt o! Nove-t
ber 7. Enrollment at the Trinity
school by 22 student-, luring fi;
ia t school month.
LEONARD STREET
GRADE MOTHERS
.The Grade Mo;h.jrs ?r L.- :n.r ~
Street School met St. day at ? o
m. at the home >i the president.
Mrs. Nora Bynum.. 1 ids Day - 1 • -c
ART AND CRAFTS CLASS
The Arts and Crafts class held
at Fasrview Street School under
trie auspices 01 th ■ Rccreatior. De
partment was open for registration
Tuesday night, November i. There
will be courses :i: metal w >rk.
crocheting leather, rug making an:
knitting It was in: ounced by Miss
-A. L Jones. This class to oe c •.-
tinned through the next
months
(FKKIES COIN IN
MOITII 38 YEAR<
GEORGIAN A. AM. ANP
Just to prove you ran <*.-t used
to anything;. Charlie Eos - an,
section Hand on the 1. and N
railroad has been carry jng x
din.t- around in his mouth lor
’s years. RogS’an says it's tar
good In 1 1, and reiers to his
grandfather, tstp Faagan, a sac
cesa'Ul lain; i who did ti e
same for til years
Tarnished bv ace and chemi
cal reaction, Bogc..an\ good
luck charm remains in hi.- right
jaw da- and night It in- in si
i laced there in 1917. w hen Heg
gan> was 13 years eld. a 'lucky'
rear he was to hi by Grandpa
J aggan.
The charm ,* •> -s. insists
Ruggian. since he has never
teen si, k an.i .ever out a?
work. During the ’obless ,i:--
J.C..-S'.s;en days, be aOs appo.:-.:
ed porter at the Georg: ana
office aver a number of other
applicants
A ward of .advice tor trty
Hvitd-be imiiafnr. first :wv
month are he hardest says
Hoggin. }! f found r. worried
him m» tiut he could hjniiy
sleep. ;>u now h- seldtn:
shirks y-f :•_ tmtU someone i,ii
to -ee iitc strange lucky piece:.
OPPOSE ISI VS SITE
OF V B 10! R\EV
W A SHINGTDN ANN
Rumors around iesnieg i- --
e'es ha, .- it that the N .
collegiate Boxing' m1 : 1 r;: v ;
might be held in Icaaisiana
Staf.y Vniversitv this yea lie
l.i’.v -•) that s: .ic- •jr./T'. i :c’,s
whites i'rcm iigfctir.g with Ne
groes, tlicrefer N sru j\ •’<
•’fficials and ib-rse Mierv.cd in
the light game shnuld p.-iuewt
the holding of ihe totu rument
in that state.
y,ii(>u!il enough -
in from official >-.cr ■ .•> .n-gaiii
catioiis as-d influent: . individ
uals. the tourrgffi’n; w;JS ae
hr'd in a northerc here
Negroes will be pe-n-.urd
box m the coilegyate tourv.a
ment.
!; the proa -ts are sent in
iaumeiliitch w 'The Sport
Department. A Negro
Tress-Wash ingtor, Su-eau, 1315
llth Street, N V. yy ashingson,
D. C.. they wifi he ..-rv- .1 riled
to the pro .1 source
o’clock progrsr A: 5: 10 q. m the 1
Days C-bserv anc .Tose-i with .. pro-i
gyjrr iur-s ■ •*.: b. tr • • Misc.qnary i
vi v»f : - . --j 1
CAROLINIAN' Saturday, Novemb. 5,
WSCS MEETS
IT ST, MARKS
O 23fh. with V. • ;>r .-i- ;
•yst : : ircivi-ij, :: ibr ' cork
•L tn?- VV .-r:un's Soc :j; 1 •' 'tr -
‘ : ir: Sy; SiC . ' ' ’ Tic
< g: • •:*. qrough th- l ci-T-. j
)f M - A L JOi'idv cha : •:■ . ; l the
•)i jr >.'.-: —a • * Cb-:-:. fi-,
■ • jr;".:- :jf ja. S.q iT' Fie
cyj :; this program the soq.ciy be
gan ti • aace of of
? ray or v d Seif Denial with -.
.. •' Day Driyirn. which began at.
* a v. )c-. and tasted until 3 o’clock i
a. m Mediations were led oy Mrs.
T Y Brinoefie’d and Mrs K. P.
■ l: .' ‘The Work that I Do Shall:
D-> Also, was the theme of the
ivors.h q service for the program:
.tic.; Wednesday evening .#f the
H Prayer and S.-i'-Denial. :
With the* Spiritual Lite Secretary
'’. j; P 1 ■ ■ R.i hin.-- , .•!: i • the
:dl iwir. * pr .gram was rendered 1 ,
e .'.>qi..v? reading, led by Mbs'
; Rebir.:- n. Scripture. Mrs. Dorothy
'f. 'v Talks on various foreign md '
• nativ work wore gn.-ex: by Mrs.
Gpheiia Morgan, Miss Roberta Rub
ious and Mr - Ethel Bailin..aer Tlie'
| meigs were well mended
AAR HI RS ASStiH. JATION
The Barbers As>oc a'.i >n meet •
qj was held a, the Ritx Barber j
- .0 it Fairt i.;\v Sir. -t. Wyjnes
r. N o r.r.ber 2. at .i n r
Ht AGBV M-VYBF.’f
SAN FORD Fia, AN Pi
M:-i. !>«r»tht Baldwin is »i»r »I
tnese ordinary individuals who
has * prejudice again,-.: people
Fifing i»n her nu»*'. espy dally
ft ties da i. with their teeth.
He- warning is. "Lav dead,
hub. don’t c-aursing
with mj !i.is?.
To make tlv* »«»;:•'. clear to
iiusbacd Wifiie .hat her pro
b<».scis n-'cds t'o massaging from
bv: iiicist*:s. she hac Him ar
rested her last week
Arourding to Mr- Baldwin's
-lory .-he ard her husbard had
an arguni,and Vt'iiiir assault
ed Her h\ faking a h .iHh-. iiip
o: be- q.- Straightaway the
swj'in went ».*••■.!! to police
sia: or. anti sv, ore n»i a v. ar
** is' isf .i ‘ -; he. <\):>fi -•, >he
then went to Lee 1 '.ornty Bin
lor
VV . : - vss.;r J h<*r .it \• ? h.>«< -
; . *;i ii pQ ! iv ■:• W!*re w * i:int{
■ >■" ’.c: VV';;.-J|» heilssf uk«n
•e.:.- v \\ tUu‘ jump
•“ *i : •>m Xr e p«>lu e ■:ar hi vh
■ i- ;Mve*:ng .it 30 tv
! * - r • Hj* tn.idl .* hih < ell v - xh«t
--i* "’i*-’iotured ihe me/*.■ di-y
reti.ur-.eu
•* H OO'L H& A \»> !*i y I " >
;( j R £ FN ** SPORO MVE T
riv? Gaiifurd Coluuv N’-egro
• • ->a i£ hi'N
| : u- ; •’ rn• * ** Streel. Mrs. Jon.us_ pi •n- -
-- P -*i >■)f U • .*■ Popuiar G ::o •/e S *;.;■ •>1
I ’Cjrv-j'.i i? dainty repast i .•-
DAVIS 4 BACKERS
STILL HOPEFUL
OF RE-ELECTION
S';.v " )’~k i AN?; Rqyporters
;of (Hi'ijiciiijaau Benjamin .? Davis
■•'•re ii'Htefui Last week th,.: their
: -a: Hlx wuald in* r ■ i >n
awe to a oak. ■ sever d sfre**:- .ruei' ;
o.ppearagac.e.y before Uie v >■.. >: ; go j
‘ '.Ci t It* ‘J- . s q Os. ( j ,* WtiCth.:- : 1 Da t
1 v • or coiuoifuaf. Earl Brown will '■
.represent Negroc- ip the t’Uy |
Mavis, neld ,n tne Federal House ;
ts. Detention without bail nio-v his •
conviction at; a conspirator to ‘each |
and advocate iic overtiarow of tin
governtne.ni wrore from his cell
I last week:
: ‘T •:;vj r -;>r-esent the peopi- of
H.arlem h«r.ter in jail than Ear!
CHANCE SEEN FOR
NAMING OF MORF
FEDERAL JI'DGES
I.Y Al .u:-K rV’N.VIGAN
WHShiugli-n IAN?; J• ! .-. -s ..
Dll th-. remainder of to- vacan ;<*•«
; created by Tl-- 1 :- ; : >: <' >;i
gr-esa a v,« lik.-iy to b** oqqaisi'eu ,*
the i’rcsideur b--t.tr -th» i .wreak
s-rs return next Jane. icy.
Tii ; s wks brou.gh’ sut ia the
I'resiil'-ntu; pre»j * onl'erenoi* last
: week when a reporter A3 : ,mi Mr
Truninti if h ■ w»s e.vtjs*.-titnr fu ;q
'quin:, anyways toon iu.Jgrs to fill
the three vacancies recently create (
■ r,n the Wash miron Mr.nlcipa.l c «n;
bench by ’ which ji.st pAss ; --i
the rougrees
The Prtvidenf refuse! *.> anawer
this uuesMun. tvecau.se t.;,e bill bad
riot, then Ix-'en brought ' j his at ten
tion for his signature H - Ji.i state
however, that he “Apectod to make
some ret'esr appointments but did
• not know whetc -*• <- v w.c'.iii !>o
Municipal p;.i
There are sdil. ;it>c>'!t lb judge
. ship vacaiiinest to be i'iT hI a:- ore
in-.- to h White Hop.-, stmkesnian
Os the 27 eri.gnul federal iudg.-*.
t,hip va<»uicieu crested by the r>:i
; gras*. 23 have oeea nil—! leaving
four still open. Os this, four, two
' are in Northern (,"a ! it.»mia me
Florida, and on in N'*w .Jersey (n
addilion to these, ta.ere are t.hr-**
other vacancies qow existing b<*
cause of ehher : : i ■ i• : , ck- re! ■ -
; men; ol presiding ixiges One m j. ; ,
1 calt-d ill tla* N'ocOipc: Di ii .-kc ■/
Ohio, one in H >uU *rn '-i lif, ■
. and -die in CoLuudo
Another federal j dg -nip wi s
be open in the ,so;.;them D drv ,«
' Indiana after j s.n. 19 j >-. q q..
i judge in that -district exp c’i ; to
| retir--.
j lu'r? .i’ * s' ■ j '.• fn>*>r*",’ii? j r- u, j.•«"
the appointment yf *>-her N’.-g: , *:*
if-’- federu! iudgesiiips. The ri .
• likely «iinlhb f i ; H W ,-y :;-
1 ton csva. are ■ q:i. fM Ijo:.;-' m,
. George Hayes or Emory dln.if 'i
Hmiston has pe laps >' -tuep
! .e.s before :.: q I S. Sap-■ -m
--; t uurt ’halt any f .t-r NVsrr- a ‘j-
Bey die ha: .j.-iue very . ilsO.n.i
work i ri. V/asai qgt or. i
; t-hroUtriiu: the ii.; 1 :: .>h;iU; wh ■
; ill good favor v.-Ra .a-l:i : q; Ms r i
ton l”‘c,:c. e ,f sqiymM a j
;c the hist cimnuigD -is well al
; other ! icsnocra!: ’ Tiuti-paigtis is xi.',|
!-• !*e a very able law >;• m I w.ehi
make a very .-apibh* .it! ig<-.
Frank Rec-vss a yxiiiy prog* m
: ;?1 V* * iltlori.iec if!] I) - r lU'k plug ~i
i the ■'Knir Deal” nr le is -aid
| !uiv,* fii- hat tr. ?’’<> rnig also.
Ue Hay-, a v.-cy pr m.-tit
; alforney :r- 'Vaaliiti.g*.-®, ba- bweo
i illitgx-d Mi.: -; a; ■■ >f q
'mo j widely k: > .v a and ~--'n
yOBUff it!' '.i!'!r'j ’;
imld a viiWifb:.; ■ s;,!jT:y ; ; b>
! a Use of bis .-«>n-:.,:.r , . 1 niHuxn
i>e-..;>!e. - also high on. , ■ : of
, vamlfdules for ono nf th-* federal
, ]. V • Ir: uiimei - ■ ,e e
A. A. U i’o j. 5 ai»n ary :-sl rnar.-v
be;.' re file l', S. .-'uq-rife
Brow ; -.a:i Lee"
Brown stn-uld w.n •< isliy but a.itne
of 'i> m.**: is.;. l ■ Timn.iP ' <
111 •y r GiVu (I'S. ii U -(i • » bO;
tliai. he-- w' : : A.., j. sCifF ;i\«-ivtb ‘t
C*M‘umuisr ,r L A.;;. ,• I Ui: S*w%
Brown has s-' giy * »•; •; 1 ,r . r v
i)i&r *: -i ■" v t• ‘ ra i•• - » mo f •• j y •' ••.> his
cia *t .:. a r :
cuinpiugn :-v-c;'d prop. . r yea
■ .. 111; I - ft-I'' V *-‘ ■ I ~e , : •:;
: the fr v 'a ■■ , . r; ■•; ~
: Jam* .. i- t: .■ i n i; ■!. : ;■!
Vetera;- .: Wo; id V , Run-,
! also in t’ro tkdyn s : , , 1 ! m .
. tilt) bri'iyoiuiff won \<i\ -vi
;*■ iss Murray • -mhi -,prii * • -...
prise-! ;- w jqy in.. ;q ~ ;
j held for Kin !{:*■ her-time hi- lw.l ■
• era are • /a:enf.r,t(.iiig >u • !:e -...
1 election :>•’ D-tvia
i
: FARM FILLERS
i About 2,70 > acre:; of late lull
j cabbage c:e being grown commt
icmily in North Carolina th ! s year
• 1 Fbi s .c'-'eage is anout, the .sum'*
a. th:,’. I' the !343 crop
i “Nothing beats Italian ryegrass
for a vi liter iuwtV says John H
Harr-;-, tae ‘'Tar Hoel GaidrnerG