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PAGE TWELVE ROCKY MOUNT sa&<«BKac».'Cß»»>jCsECfosscf oyx t OiC«v>>o<->.c-oc'oac‘Ov *o. > I Ik* - Mfik | w ews asd _, J | Views gJIHL I By J. B. Barren Sip: .Jiß DIU. MJU NRRMHR OCTOGEXARIAN PA>SK> ROCKY MOUNT. N. c rcr. <rui rites wore said he'V Apn', ir. in the H fl ly Hope Episcoju [ enure: for Airs. Susie M. Rook?, 83-y«'.-»>(•<: mother of Airs. Chaaney C St ipes £»•.. prominent local mortician. S-'r vices were by Father J. John ton. Rector oi Holy Hone an . 5 . ♦her Greene, Sector of til- C hovel Os the Redeemer in G xon. bon. where-the deceased Uv :i for :: ..ay years. A native of Charleston, S. C Mrs. Rooks had nude he; home here with her daughter and son. In-law. for the past six y>* irs A!- though in declining health f<?f Some time, Mrs. Rooks had recent ly been in attendance at her church before Easier- Surviving, besid-s the daughter, there are two grand children, C. C. Stokes. Jr. and',Mrs Norma Stokes Warner. One great grandchild also survives. Burial was in the local cemetery Mrs. Maggie H. Benjamin of Henry St. end Mrs. Emma Leonard of Raleiah Road have been confin ed to their homes with flue recent ly. Mrs. Abneta Jones, wife of N. A. A. C. P. president Charlie Jones. Is improved after a recent illness. Word from Philadelphia is that Mrs- Elizabeth Haughton 1331 N. Van Pelt St., (formerly of Tar -1 ALLAN MIMS, INC. FORD SALES AND SERVICE 223 Tar bora St. Phone 1460—1463 n,i 1,, J. R. MOORE I ‘‘The Bicycle M*n*‘ | COLUMBIA BICYCLES We Sell The Best And | Fix them All j J. R. MOORE j 125 3. Washington St. IPai 7012 * i iii - DIXIE CAFE Where Friends Meet To Eat Cigars. Gl-amtes, Soft Drink* Hmu; roKrn sooth Music While Vati Are Served E. Thomas !?t.. Rocky Moas B. L. HEDGEPETH. Prop. | ART CRAFT GLASS I COMPANY i GLASS SORRORS | MIRRORS RF.SILVEXtiik I 1131 S. Chsrch St. Phaar Z-S& sl ' WMM.W V W bor- nprvxiu liter h seHO'-H jil; i ‘"-'s i phhiy ;v - - .’.i.. \V: ■- T. As matron,;. retired rsUroa-i - pioyov of tnis city is rvc *•- • ; ; fr.un a- T'a v and abb; - get around I Jr. any Mr- Pr.-:.' H. Ann: were called to Wimmi N to teml funeral rites for Jos.-.' VV i n •»<t. protni !>••!.!' In) Ir.v.-i.s naa :> ;, J " farmer of Hertford comity, and - y tl:o- of Mas Avant. Mr. 'AVav.-r was for many years hi the for-• frois' of AVinton iitjunn"f •' it’ • having he-n among the !-nt-lers of tit -a Gofored A yk ult'.r • ibt.v h.d.i there, it is -aid Presbyterian «'h u-'h ieu-def?. !n --citld't Revci.iY. V.K r X - • ! Barnette and Mrs. Nor; V!j ; url .Mrs. Barnette attend- i . ''tu'e-i Promotion tiieeiing .»> ■' >' vas* v Ghurch in AYilson Monday. . Mr. and Mss. Jack h.i '?ar.d 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris.*.-? and Miss Addir Tiawrenpe <»f Turboro > were Sunday guvs's of the j, r ;. j Hamms recently Miss Arrington, office rrmn.ag---’ . of Quigiess Ciinie is r s-oveHtu : from at: attack of flu Mrs. Fields of Fields \ - is on? ; after being hospitalized for seven* ! 1 weeks Mrs. “Doll” Staton owner of ■ liio only colored ladics-wear store; (Tarborot in five .-.m-'ties. has: . been confined with fin Mrs. Gladys Mnthewson has condit.-t-ni the husi• ness for Airs. Staton’s Main Str—t j store. 1 NEW LAWYER KKDF According to columnist R. D. Armstrong of the 10-'a! iailv R<vl--- Mount win soon have a n -w Race barrister in the tiers,tn ~f William AVarner. native Atlanti-in tml son in-law of the r. 0. Store’s. His wife. Norma and recent!v chris * -ned hahy reside here. Attorney Warner ath r»c y- trs ’’ T’TO studied at S. C Cidh-g--- {.aw School. Most Reverend Lawrence Sheenan To Address Mas .; j WILSON. N. C. News •*.„ re . i leaded this w-ek that The Mwi j i Reverend laiwreneft J. Ehthan l ! li.D., V.tt- auxiliary Bishop of the! Archdiocese of Baltimore. Mil. wili j | deliver the sermon at the Pouti-; Heal Mass '■> '• h 1 eek'brat''d at tie : . Laymen's St.it.' Convention in W:l- ■ S son. N. April 29 ar 1**:;:o a.m. j Bishop Shehaa will come toi : North Carolina to attend the f»fh i ■ Annual Laymen's Convention thru; i an. invitation from Hi# Excellency. I The Most Rev Tend Vincent S. Wa ;>‘r, D.D.. Bishop of Raleigh and! | founder of th > North Carolina ( a-1 j thoiio Laymen's Association. | The sermon by Bishop Shchnr, < i "' J H be delivered during the Pon. j titical Field Mass which is to.be! ‘; offered on th-* school around# ofi *;St. Therese’s. Wilson. The Ronti i ifn al Mas? will be. offered by His j I Fxeeienoy. Bishop Wafers, j CATHEDRAL CHOIR TO SI NO ; f j It was also announced that the j j famed Raleigh Cathedral Choi-I i "'*ll #imr at tin- Pontifical Mass. ! t Thf ' Choir will be under the d;reo ' tien of Father John Pan Bryon. j Assistant at. the Sacred Heart Ca thedra!. Raleigh, John Vaughan e.f Rabdeh will be the mcotopanvin organist. Bishop Shehan w.js ordained to ; C' l " Sacred Pricsth<K»l .«a iJece*".- 1 !her 22 lttp and was appointed • Ti.uiar Bishop >i Lyd'i.i. aid Aut- . Progressive Flomt “Flowers For AU Occasions” SW3 90$ W. Thomas St ' RUDOLPH SUMNER. Mgt. Rocky Mayor, S V. ABERDEEN NOTES By 1. THOMAS ABERDaFN pit G rg- E. -1 !f— -c> r )-f C t Ky v■ s:t,ry .< •'.'-.■nts ~v i re’- . , M:v -J tn ten ■: i.y ie ß v ■ APw | oi- tit- "vjv- ■ • -.-..'Si i-jv- for; I : . :. X. N 1 .. . • b.' k i | a :nvdie;d ov ?; | ; ’ cf.- r - - Son, ’' ", j- i Mari!yy Loughjra! - sick vhh chicken :>x T: -v ure' :i doing fina. .Mrs. Gus Ihesnis j«d eIU!- ' dren, (,--tw and Floyd motored to k ( . t-? s**c t re-—J s j Saturday. Tisper Forguso n.s j rr of I ’b.e high S'UfO'.’i b-t:vi r-d :.S v-'ry l 80 TO ATTEND GAM! TON, M-.r.i - i ::: so i'-:rsona, r-*pr--.s mting r-’-ir : - a rh-nartmenu ar. more than do col l-g-.s. {save registered for -wfitiis of th-‘ National Association >f U.*ge -nd Univi-rs'*' rit-mlains in---, tug next Tuesday, April if R.c upton inetttut.-. One l-.-ir.dre-l pers'it!.- are expected for the fourth ttr.Ru.ji fi»nferer:ce of rb - inren iciji group, headed by William J F.aulk u-r. Dean of ;.fi - Oh >:s>; .. Fisk I'niversity. Addc-i 1 1> F- ■ tf-sr of -oi.--)’. ‘--o sin-e'the first announcement lost month h;is been -5.-an Paul M »ther < Irnip.isTrative aseistant for the A ; merinon Council on Education. Ma ther speaks Tuesdiy afternoon -r; Clarke Hail, conference headquar cws. on “The Present Rtnerg-.-nc-y in the rolifge." The cmr'-venrA 7-?e H.-its o o. «*. T rfor the beffin -7 -f r • rhtrzfjop. R luip E. A fibreV, ■ ' ifewor o' rriii/i-eit avrf her,-! i the. 4eoartr»ent at the Ttt)iver*i*y of Pepmulranbi, i sneaks at 30:45 a m. f« the openina eonfetrenee aditress. He tc-tf deliver the first o r i series i of three fertunes on “Christum, itv and the Pvii'ersitv.'' ■Tobn Des-chner. --y- Mtj V,, OS--,,. ‘try of the i'ntte-i Student Chris tian Council, -invoke- at 2 **. n,. If-.- ’■ s-urte dav on "Religions Organlza- ; tinns TA'-irkir-iy -x of- s:t.!o] -or.s,’' ond , Mather’s address follows i’irirv Bishoo of the Arehidiocese of Baltimore, Md. on Dei ember 12, ,19-4.''. Besides his duties us Auxil : Bishop. His Excellen. y is also ! ; ' Ueneral of rhe Archdiocese ! Po-r.» f 0 f §s. Phil and .Tames | hCuren. B:**imoiv. it !S expect-a that tht , ! Ponxßu-a! Mass w <u vi?i . tors trom ail parts j' istera l Nor! | J Carolina besides -» H , u .^ u , ; and Uelegufc? from th • .' ; Parts of the State, j Following the Pontifical . there will he a luncheon served ■ | fo ’«?' r «*glsten.Hl delegates and I guests to the Convention, The ; luncheon will be served v tb*' Moose 7full in Wilson MOITION IS MICE TO FARM AGENTS'CORPS BY J. B. HARKEN sAR BORO. N. C,—A ret *-nr iddl 4-ion to the staff of Negro Farrn Agent i'. I * A barton of Edgecombe County i s 'Harold McNeil, a gra duate of A. and T. College and a son ; ol a. retired farm agent. MoKoy , McNeil of Johnstone county. Mr. | McNeil has a family and was for ; merly veterans agricultural teacher in his home-county. McNeil succeed ed Mr, Baldwin who was promoted to county agent in Frauklya county last month. Edgecombe County, under the leadership of Mr. Wharton who ' i Fig UAROLINTAN'—Week Ending Sat., April, M,- I:);".;. ' ■ J/ O-; i - c.u-.S i/t UTRi'CMriuN > , j b - i .. j, ~ juci 'if Jow ".•.I O n X.li.f.'i -l . sot ii 1 • • I-■ I , .... , - ’, :i g bin gntitsi'ie fov J: - ti’o if: •. i; ig ■ , !lIS J invaders. Swb - rid-.-n'.s v • ■ ' ;-■ r, m b ■ ; ~ , toward the ibr.b u-j; « •* ' T3.y 1 »it i i #HIJ Fk ! / a 1«-, ., T - - ' ! I r<|» II 'ii 'ii. 'i ’ i 1 L_ !W j «- \t A i j k "Ls, F- ti| * ■! > M.S rfTrfr I think the beginning oi Spring Is just about the busiest time of a.; at our bouse. We always cioan the house, of course, but in addition wo ■ ■ re-paint walls and woodwork and ; re-deeorate the rooms with new col ors for our walls, slipcovers and draperies. It’s really amazing what » fresh new color scheme will do for - the home, isn't it? Another favorite trick of ours h painting furniture t> accent oar new color schemes. Our den, for instance, has a wall filled with sec- I tlonal bookcases which we bought unfinished and have painted. Our kitchen table and chairs get a bright new color every Spring. , Then, too, we’re busily re-paint-mg all of our porch ami la-vn fund ; tme, getting act for the watgner months ahead, if you havy.u’t yet ; tried painting furniture. Jo try it ! this season it's very simple if you use a good grade of paint. 1 got. some painting tips from Hayes Quinn, the coloi- consuitact of the Pittsburgh Plate Utaot Cot.’<- iptid j, which I thougbc you might be interested in particularly for painting your table, and chairs. Place the piece upside down on x protected surface. Then paint front the leg ends downward, brushing the enamel lightly as you work. Nest i.uni the niece upright and finish the sides. Do your chair backs and other broad iurfaees. Table Duet or chair seats should be painted last. It’s really very sim ple 'f you paint this way. I always use a wateppa! enamel foe my painting because ft doesn't, wate-- , spot and !s practically f re( , ~*occia!iy important f». .-HitJo-jv • lurriHiu,*. You can wash * enamel, tookeeping it fresh am' bright, W« think that painting is the easiest, most inexpensive way j there is to re-deco»ate our home. Try it in yours. I’m .rum that you’ll ; agree with os I ' ”• ! ■ ; has beep bore aim* > t:>3s, is one of i the few •-•iimiies ••» have four S»- j s r *>“ a gems, tber., ussistauts to, ; hotii, til-* far»n and horn-,* agente. •Vi .. ,is:-*i s S. Rirke-- i.s Home agent und Mfts Drnmwright is her i u;s’ A'i i . Miss 1.-ottl?' Brevsrd is office le.-rotary to the ag-ato. iJurrng '.Tliarton's admiaistratioa colored curl) markeis have been, established ia Tarboro anj Rocky Mount for .s-.’Verai years These margot* siioa .su annua? .sales vol um ■ u bich runs into several thou- j safiiis of dollars for 'o* farnters and affords ir.*sh uroduc- r.>c .-Oy dweller;). ANNUAL hta DAY 4-H SUN Da 7 Edgcombo annual Ihirent-Teacher Day will be ceiebrat-od with a coun ty-wide meeting here April 22nd ’ through April 23th with 4-H ground gathering ar. the local Patillo mgh School for the?r programs. Trade With Carolinian Advertisers HARRINGTON'S GROCERY STORE : 3023 S. Wishinf tows s't.raekil D»aJ S 3 24 ! i ROCKY MOUNT, N, C- \ ! j i Friday and 'SaturdUyG SPECIALS Aunt Betti-e Can Ps*.ii : 2 for 2Sc KARO SYRUP 5 Lb-dk '63 c ! Sugar . . 10 Lk 62: 1 ! Sugar ..... .5 Ibi. 43.; 1 Van Milk. 2 Ca-n.) 23c I Brown Sugar : 2 Lb. Packages 3 for 25c j 1 Rice 2 Lb*. 25c 'Country Sjawje . . 48c . Souva Meat 38c i| : FRESH COUNTRY EGGS ; itove Polish . .2 for 33c 1 Axe Han dies . . 4j. ’ Sugar . 3 Lbi* 25c; I BHdiej Meal —-10 Lbs. S 3; : Pilisbury Flour 5 Lbs. 59c.' ; Cigarettes 1 Car. 51.3' T ! MACCARONI I 13c sixe 2 for 25*; • j OLD DUTCH CLEANER i 2 fat 25c Rat and Mouse Killer S Ounces 43c Take H me A Bottle of HAD\COL -sUls’ O K AV VSS44NG POWDER . , 3 T«» ;! Bananas 2 Lb». 25<rt Orange-*, . . 1 D- -. ' Okra . 2 Cans 33c i ! Baby Fr,>i , .2 Cans 13; Telly . 2 .!« ?? • Dog - T: Sane-* 3 Can- - , T urnin Salad 3 n ‘c i Syrup . 2 for 23c J to * m WE TAKE ORDERS FOR: j ; Bostonian Shirts, Men's.; Work and Dress Shirts, 1 ■We carry ,* line of work. | Gloves, Dress and Work Socks. - —-- No Delivery. ! give us a trial Stcre Hours: 7 :30 au x ?.<r ij 10 p. m, |
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