CAROLINIAN Saturday, November 19, 1949
T CHATHAM COH
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BUND CLASS 4-H CLUBS OBSERVE
FORMS CLUB ACHIEVEMENT DAY
BY Al EF: KT < A K K
; o.\ . oT.cd Ls i\ Cxllb EaCtt
>• !,:(•; .: r- >. pr-vijf A task wiltrth-'
; : r ;c; T•:• e «■ i A ire uroup
9 : i , : :nlevo-i. £<:■< . U
Nit". L.- - ;.s t C tile
PRIZE WON BY
BLAND ADULTS
v..-. ;• '.. .Hal Club Worn. '
Nlc. E-. -\n prescient, ana
!-H ha, y,a. -;<d baH to keep u; !
ihs mteres :r, the club work. i
.'• ! ~;.f - ■' its -v ri
: , tr.t ■- ’y, : on Thursday
hi com < r ?. >0 : :n. at. Blend
>■; gb S, . A j, : gi-v-up is is-
REV. BAKER M\RkS
inn WMYFRvun
The pastor of Wesley Chapoi
CL. ■<• i■ r.r,:;t! ri his 13th anniver
-. iv Huut.i * afternoon November
0
Mr. Farrir gave a brief review
r i ;;; ( histi r> • 1 the Rev. E: D:
Baker Th-- R* v: Mr Baker has
bet n a f .iirt . v> riser, always on
hand when needed most. The ets
t f Evzrs Chapel part efpated
:o thi • v*r>ig scrvi* Wesley
Chapel is sponsoring a block rally
'*. r.oil-. ;. - ~ w t r.nrch.
1 ST BAPTIST TO
MARK 3STH YEAR
The First Bi.r-nst Negro Church
c! £.:<•; City Ts C w 11 celebrate
a- rr'.a i. .v v . ...r. the pas--
■a: ■ cm as ;.;\ <: i -ry from Mon
.ih. Sunday weak begin
r : ... N: venu. tr w-i-ia Pastor. Use :
Ro A 7 < Al.-t . . Clerk, Mrs
Carrie Strickland.
< H \ 1 HAM HI XL
Q 10-tlur: Why do we need at!
i :r. t i. v. ...raws is needed
i;orv .• i : (i, . to get a good joo
■w-it i. • a. Salary. An cdu
. .- (r» : o.rv for the!
nay:.. ... ,:.■■■ .oh* development
. y:Thereby
: ... .uao y.Uzens fur the
. The progress
: ■'. , . .: which \> t
\ • v .. . . t.'rC i.x v:'' one kco;;
: a.y < d.if.itieri
,■ -; : S ?- C'iiv i * r?t ■'*
■ Pi■ r.i \i >t.\vv
s '.hr r.: v ..ay. 'iraining <■ Itfud
Mas r.i ■th i ; pox Edjn.'v-
T " .... a , ■•(-. K«;; f- -S
Edit-'.
Tburi Prkf C rculation Mgr.
it Ri: .ft adv rtising Mgr.
Mass aa .r .y C : - • Sports Editor
J W Armstrong Publisher
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TC!;C‘S. ;hv EtatC ■; 1 T. [ I A *s;d
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PARKER-STiTH
RITES ARE HELD
BY HI'N TER STTTH
Kt‘i'k y Mount
Marked with reverineo a.i.<i
. charm. ;ng beamy was th* <.temonv
soleraniiized rcct-ntly ai th*- Saint
Janies Bap: sst Church to unite m
marriati Mi»s .Marian Lord sc Pa.
. ker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wi
ic.v Parker. Sr., and Mr. Tliom.is
Andrew Siiih, Jr. -on of Mr arid
Mrs. Thomas Andrew Siith. Sr
Tile Key J. ii. Ciaruoti. form*?
pastor of the church and now o'
Rtikigfi officialed for the iiripres
siye doubif ring ritual
The vows were spoken before a
' lowering m reen of Wood wardia
and Orrgoi! plumose fern with a
]arge i'an_shaiH-d center arrange,
inoii*. ol white gladioli and ehry
' santhemunis flanked by numerous
sewn branched candelabra holdiuv:
• lighied Cathedral candle.-. At each
end of tin pulpit were floor }«>e
ki-'s iiJtid with the same whit*
! lowers.
The pews .'or the family and
sp* iaj i,ui: ts marked with
-prt.ys of wl.iu flowers tied wi
hi*, -atb ribbons and n whr*
' lane was spread for ’ft bride.
A pi • gram f weddir.c tnusio w; • •
rendered ry Qn'.nton Miller, organ
ist. and Mrs .i*-sb Conyers of •this
. ity and Hi;'on Wilson e s Nortn
t'arolinn Cr-Hcge, Durhain. vocal
-ts. The ■ Tiurch Choir sang the
wedding Lyt;i!i (> f'rrU <■> /.on arid
tile t.i..J:< oie ; il>»: Th t I' ■ T I'U "■
'! hr. : ./ Ks ■;> V* < e 7) t •ra' ..
tienai wedding marches were used
ivy the ; r. iwyiy;.; ami : >■' essroir
n;.
l.owiy : hi r world,;: . ::rovti tb.a'
I iso*. ■ hart illy .•• and oridfai
- :,' :’ . > ! .lie Hi ! : 1 '"l* •it U t'l'il
with In-u father by whom she was
G. p. Srottl; direeto;; to th-
Mrs. Annie C Lew - and Mr
gu* si s to ': ah': rtv Mr - P L
Wm-'.o' ;-i sided over •ty r* uister
toy f.r •o-.v:: gtjesfs in- lahof! Mia.
Mr. urovy; Hsn.y.y of state T-'uih
Th 1 c.o ir-ir lefi shortly after the
; . vo -for an nnaiit'ioriiiicd in 1
No; :■; ihi ivf Sth w tis W.
'.irown si;:- and a> off- 1 '". - ’ >t w
niatehing 8c«-sst>ries. The wh o <•
i hi*: lifie/: from her ’ ouum: w;
|ii lined in; •. ;• eefi r W'lif-!: •in
He returrs • • - ••• v.;; make hr.- ;
hoirn ; the , ,:r
:ro :ar.:' u f e
J-Yj. ;y r, t:T ; | V w. f- fC c ;v7 \
IML CODTii'.'!. s t. Vet, : • YD Sr- JiLc L
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r*i or r.no ofnior Ciito:
: " -If am; .■ -
.c: - ; 1 Out tin cuiithy
...es'.r vsi: : iiiihucicd visi'.
■ sh ■ i. h: y ,s .h: i u *: y hie
i. ]; motto
rif-ytit:::: h Giacys Gie*-,.- Sic-'
r. ;. y. B rnii <. Peoples.
Mm- - i . :n I’ark.-r was her
r-’H'* ffin: hor.or. SU* wot.-
h g<*wn of seafofun green satin and
iiM * fashioned with a full circular >
skir'. The junior bride maid was
hiss hJari.e Stitli .-.stir of tic
nrooni The flower girls were Mr.-,
.-os Margaret Whitehead and Eiex
roi; Smith, Mis. Mary I- Jonktt..-
was bridematron ind bride-maids
•• 'tc Miss Margaret Sitifh. Mis«
Athena Harris. Miss Rn«e Stith
Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Su
sie Stovai
avid Stitt; was best man for
ins brother and ushers were War.
ten Braswell. Elijah Parker. Chas.
Stiff Clyde Sharp*, Jimmie Coy
ner. .tnd Glover -Hannon.
Imno-diat* iy follow ing the wed
ding cm-mmty the bride's parents
f-ntertained at a reception at the
- home of Mi Hunter H. Stub and
Mi's Ann;- ( lewis at 211 Atlan
; tic Avenue.
A hot ;:!)!(■ I ■ !.si-quc:jce c*f the
< Mabir-hmenf of religious, freedom i
Occup < d-Japan h..s been the
u* of new rCiigious organizations.:
!'n •!. J . ' t July 1949 total
-, rripjoymertt in Occupied-Japan !
t os* from 35.000. iKM* to 3d.000.-
: 000
Eflorts are hr’nr made to in'- i
i* a- the iiiiurne ■ i Or
.c. .-lid-Japan to $890.000.000 during
fii-ct-h year 3950.
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Mb- HO.MIFCOMING Miss
Homecoming of hfatham Count*
Training s'choot Miss Fannie
Alton, a junior who v>as crown
ed t-tween halves as the School’*
H< uiCi omiltg s-ms on Nov. S
! CHATHAM HAMS
DOWN HORNETS
iN HOMECOMING
Tii. Chatham Fams ndf r tir
• - :st,.n*-f es Coach J. Mar hi;
y<a Duiu; Noven.i it
h- ■ - heat file H<*rncts 6-0 :ts s. uiu h
; h.r. I-, ;,. ;■ JfJ
Hunrurds- of chided fans watched
the H im.- Uik*. control of the .c;;.::.
f htnuu’!- after the f rev, i.-rk - bt
: f> roilir.. up tin. first tally
Trie ii net;: eaiTi- back ’.wif. ah
f:;t y C .)UlO iT;*tSt-Ci' * Lit
u.c- K:. :.> soon <.:«.**• oed U : ir. ff
Hu:-- the M-.Y ended
Al heii nrru a c toiful a mv.:.;
Lvas n n.l behind the ej-joy-vi-.-.n
■i ' it the wi ii. h:yi'
, o.n'd ?,]iss H .i . .
1 * * ; ’ ■ •* i - 1 •! : ‘ • * :1' t• ; j 01S.
. A-;.. ;;;.e th* ■ .hi i, .1. h"
E '•••- kickei r-ft :iv Horn;;
L v, **y-T - -e,- i-i.
-■ ho. ; S i.h the i e . :.- i* • y .
. ' * *i’C t-- j ) y ;<»v. ..yy
h.'i i iyor So ;..ded the ciu.nees
the iimr.cts. -< .tin
. ;u nu took compi-h-.: co’Urai and
* 1 tv -hunger as the home pre
ceded
Keyci: to th* point *. f masters.
1 Earns put us. .1 fine show fie
he grads and -indcs grads of Jim -
■ rictt 1 iigh. Thus snovsng the Hor
.e-ts unde! by the tunc 6-0.
O'.h*-:araiHit' players for the Harris
were J. Ashford, fullback and e*y
me.: s M off it. halfback and *•*>-
c. plain; ,T. Durant, quarterback; F
*!. Graver. ..iiato: H Snipi-s. tackle
Price-, halfback; R NVomble. reriter
L. Glover, end; J. Rodgers, tackle.'
and a host of reliable substitutes.
The Ram next game will be at
Pitts! or* iff 17th of November it
> P. M
siler t.rn
Ruth Brown. Catherine Wombles
Mary E Alston, Am. Silt-r Jf-s.sk
b *!• ( Etta P Siler and Mary
Scottor. were among the students
of Chatham High -an-; attend, d A
and T s. gala h m torn np football
gt'.m* Saturday. November 5
John Scarborough .-.nd Mi.-' Betty
J Coin, of this city :-fturi:od Mon
day after spending the week end
with relatives in Kaltinan* .nd
Philadelphia
Willie Marsh and Hampton Hcad
mn are visiting relative- ir. Wash
ington. Philadelph * *.nrf New
York.
Mrs. Nannie Bowen is expecting
hr r brother from Philadelph;.:.
No vernier 20
Mrs Willie Morphis of Chap* *
Hll spent a week w;th he; sister,.
Mrs. Mary William! of this city
Mrs. Pi-ulin* She; ,-f this city is*
a patient at L Re:;,, r tie or hospital
of Greensboro N. C
Mildred Siler. M.-xin* Hausley.
students of the I lie; * t 19-19 wh<
are atte:'.ding coll*. *•
Mrs Earnest ine Hampton g:-.vc
. he: husband Joseph Hampton. Jr.
. surjnise birthday party Sunday!
. * : in,: at 4:30 u’clc:k All relatives
.vf-.'-e there Ev* ry body expressed .
enjoymf-nt
r\ii:k;h m\n
0% f)( II UTH
24FH INFANTRY
WITH THE EIGHTH ARNo’ IN
GIF IT, Japan First U.-iittenant
Alfa f: \V ttrc.'u. .- :' : :\-J' -
■lie Wan; r. of 1122 Hi Stre ;. B -
ieigh, N-; rth CaV’di: .< has m-entiy
reUunvfi n-t'-re. a 8 days leave which
lie : pent at ’:* * - Sibr-ri*----. ij; :** Hurt*:
Mousing Area.
Fi i: I ,ieuf # ant W.Gsf : i- a
•mnibci of Compui y A. 24th In
fantry. now yiati*-ni d al G: r, .»
I>a!t of itic 25th liur.tr> <Tropic
Lightning > Divisio' commanded
by Major General William B Kean.
First Lieutenant Watson entered
the Army in April 1341 and receiv
ed his basic training n ! Fort Bragg.
N* rth Caroline -*nc d< parted for
• verse, - cuty in Decern;>*:. 194 k. •
PAGE FIVE
TWO ELECTROCITEO
0\ \ L COLLEGE JOB
DURHAM N C. <UNBi .f... .*;!
Atwater . oil Odis Coley cons ruc
tit i .. irf ri !-. H- : . r:i' l)y .. it*.
* lect-'iivuied while wo-v-ung
■ n Norm Clarolina College's ne- ul
- h.st Thursday'
The ru- ii we*i. wcrki.ig a*. * a
i ■ hen the m*.chine's ns
•U: tick *i:re> overhtad wires vh-.cil
h uirsfenvc. ... i:olr >-f bign v
poorer ’a the victims, kn . . g
... ■ • • fh* ;•
. ; . iris. **C* h*.'*id. lij Cift al * -V- l hi
. l U . Hosp.ta!.
A Ray - Fuller.*: Home., a.|, ->i.
iii -*i •*; the I’uni-raf home vrairh
’ It: fhl fllfl! ’■> ! *i*' ii iSfK
-.-u:i /.fv.-at.hr apf>giently fin.ii'ht
U.-'S . ~(• IHe ( ill 1-vn; i-1 '■ H3O
■*t *s. it- t*t Hi:- hail ii— -.ts
: * -: : t.cd. (N)ii-y'- body \*,i- un.
•>.. ... .s iiii.i .*. '.M’-ie official
■ \ , " T \V. Pc*' kith |-.lftl.S *
- i". • ! u ! - ii:*. 'fir * c Tin ; * :o! - - . ill
* : -*-tii:. -:g loar -i *1
■ :*> I to- s.-* --:u; fa or u. ■ rti
i r,.x *;d :he - • 'VO •' >«■
• 'ii'fft a ti• • n 11 '♦ nui*. ; >\vrriii .* r a
etp *■ u k*-,' fm .) refill bn-r-ueii
against a lilkU veita *- wir» i'll 9 ,
wi?-*- extends from m-urby i.«v «n
Sire f Itn-onetl the coil* ze 2:'* '
1: is tw.-lU-ved that Colry aU-'-ip
i( i] u> pul! Aiwa’er frot * ; ii#>
hie k-I and tha con; a A with At,
water's lu-av-lv charged body r&>
suited is: foley's death,
s* v< ml child roil. Aroator vu- >.tß,
Coley u- survived re* a wu* 1
migrini.
\lanle> Replaces Harris
fit Conference Post i
DURHAM, N. C. fUNP) Os.
Albert E Manley. Dean of the Col
lege of Arts and Sciences at North
Carolina College, has replaced Dr-
Nv-lson Harris professor of educa
. tjv : Shaw University, as Pve*
-Ki< r,t us the North Carolina Ns<
.. i( Cc-lkge Conference.
Dr Manley was elected at ths
; Confer*nee's annual meeting held
at Benentt College in Greensboro,
N. C last week. . j
Resource-Educat ion
Conierence Held at
DURHAM. N C. <UNP) Fif
tte-, North Carolina county scl: -is
vt-rc ; e presented at th* a* ,al
R*.soutce-Use Educaticr. Conferc ce
litic a? North Carolina Colley .at
iSvturday.
< .itstanding state educate:. .
in i A and specialists partteiPt-d
in various panel discusions and
..i' up forums.
A mencan bixucs lead ai; ‘Titer
fortign titles ir. popula r ity i T--
...?. durir.c the Occupant::
GHAHG
i N Sl'l'.f i> J FT— Father G« -«rd,
t ‘ >he Franciscan Order, peers into
i f cockpit of an F-80 jet fial ter
* ittu Chaplain R. Cowie, ij'iud
Fighter Wing, California Ait Na
tional Guard, explains the equip
ment of the new plane. Churchmen
were among the throng of civlha •,
visitors at the annual Guard en
campment at Victorville <<:* f.t
Air Force Rase.