.WEEK ENDING AUGUST 4, 1051
I News |M|l
| V iews
| By J. B. Harrer?
*.. c • *• •
f L*R!T VCK KAACP PROGRES
SIVE
’.*"s '<’erif fast cm•» night ah«ad
Os the crowd enroute to Negro
Lttizena' Day at the. ’Lost Cnlonv'
pantint at rianteo or. Roanoke Is
land July 20 and stopped at tho
lovfcly home of Mr and Mr? James
£,. Johnson at Currituck smallest
efum.tv «eat cf *h° ttotm? smallest
county, perhaps
Mr. Johnston became known
over the it.3te this voav hprause
t;'.f N.4ac p branch .uac?’ the
fjrepfsst gen - ! cf atr** in th-, stain
for tosi started from scratch and
secured 139 'members in a county
•vhich has 19 teachers .-v-j gin-),
listed 1 from the high school thi«
® ear That n.piy.v; 'b-.ro jv- few
Negroes there.
After going to At'ante NA A
r.P er.nfei.encr: and tr.iki.ng bis re- ,
oo'-f Mi Johnson's grono has l
raised Ebe msnihershic tu ie;f• *J-.j
interested vcre the Currituck d“o
--rla in Johnson’s ■'Tinvetition r®.
porf, they vould hardlv lei him
stop talking about if at the meet
i’lg To show th«vr iDr"' a s i!, t,lon
tccr not only gave urn s generous
tea el allowance. but naid him tr*
Ms time oil from work a? w ell
AVe cemmer'd Cifu p V rip.-pri*
for this aporeclatic.n *o their hard
worViT! p; NA.ACp tv
knew of branches that fail to clow
such appreciation for *h*ir lepdc*
and what the-, do to furthm *hr
evo 11 p c r-f T)»nv •f'fTf'v 3-
tm'rirjy nw_
\Tr- JoTnr. iQn jc f ’lsl O H}?s r of fhr
f ’lrnt'ick- Union School whp'*-'.
- 'if-.-. Tirjt* Tfihmnn
and her sist“f Mrs. Margaret P.
Pc'lmOr teach ff® likable nri-rei
r.l 1 is " T --1 in 5 Ho'cman The
* ~n~ school 1 s the result of consoli
dation of foil: foiirmr schools
ht.ccc o.r. .rad u-i*h .a noerl tot
F--n -• i< 1 , ?air.
J’OS BARREN MEETS
SCHOOLMATE After dinner at
*v>o Johnsons Mrs. Johnson teamed
that Mr*. H-irren was the former
Arrle Maude Har-ison and Mrs.
TJorren discovered her hostess was
♦be Jud Former she knew along
with Mrs Uvall" Green Man gum
at drav ole E. City
Norma! more 'rears ago ih®n the
.??,]s care to admit ton. from then
on they cart no more shy stares
- * «ccb ether The stav was vn
idvafcle. We met Mrs Cherry Poy
r®r widow of the late George
Povp«r and mother of Mrs. -Tolm
?ets. Despite her 7f® years. Mt«-
Fpvppr is as active and much j
smarter than many to-year-olds.
I-or Home was spin and span. ’n~
■dfn a'id out ana she was canning
com eai i:» with the assistance of
i ,-e’attve. Mrs. RHnch'e Ranks
One daughter, bliss Clcnnie poy
per, lives nith Mrs Poynei of
le-icre-torm on US highway
Reside .he Johnson’s and opposite
their kindly white neighbors. These
Tr -:-rC‘ homes arc equal in appear
ance to those of the whites in the
jv-'ac*
p®v e. L- Lawrence is pastor of
the T>i*o-ider>ce Baptist Church at
Currituck. Rev G L Newbv hs~
Good Hcne AME Zion and Weep
ir.r Mary Discipl-s Church in
t» r Ved bv Rev Toney HcUu.
ALLAN i
MIMS, i
INC,
FORD SALES
AND
SERVICE
225 Tarboro St.
TELEPHONES
2-2191 5425
G&W
SEVEN
STAR
2J5
FULLFiNT
flfl PROOF
fiOOOERHAM & WORTS Lift.
Hr OR! A, ILLINOIS
B*»no>(»d Whiskey. 62!4% Neutral
Spirits Ot!tttn«i Ftnro Grain
We visited Kill Dfcil Hill and
> mit in. in tne Wright Memorial
~ '•> ev 1 nei t; 100,009 people . tat.
■ idi.ii v4«r This is where Orville
1 ~ 1, -i will.-! r Wright mane tne.r
■ .Wiii 111 erht in id l .5
, .-. cl.- drove dfv>-n u “the ®nd
1 rt »h« roan at Oi‘gon Inlet oe
•'t:d 1 iREGC'N Lighthouse D'e
■■'••trl is r.aved. but ve found O. T<l.
e .1 1: iman. Si. Wilson mckmansou,
1 kin the sand. We almost
1 I; tr.-mg to »SSi?t him Seen
. \ »r:<.ntiing the Lost Colony "-ere
! ’n< ■ otj.-.d? i's Fnficid. of
; m' ille md Mad-une, Pittman
j ...I Thomas " ith Rocky Mount
j Gb' '-couts Rpv and Mrs .1 W.
i Racnette and niece Vi' i 'u,
n "Pi! the Lo-t Colour visitors as
| “.i ■ Mrs y.iiv Tavl(.r and Mis'-
. h, 'augh'wr cf th« late Boston
■ ?m ' 1 f G, e.i'dllc
I iri-rr.ni*s DIFFERENT: f 'i ur
j mldic "'id plpa-w pardon us if we
: )v.pw)r egotistic in asking cut
I 1 or rs to jead and COMPARE ‘he
! new release erninating from f.D.u
f®(. the Negro ( itiyen?
I)qnrepram and at least *"0
: Ra.’r .eu-soa-oers including tttf
i CAROLINIAN, with 'he account
lit as written bv this correspon
dent H-rtjoh appeared in '.;t'ws
and VIEWS” last ss-eeu Readd"
one w'.iild hardlv vecogni?" the
a.t’obas as covering the same em-nt
. v;---p.p fnr Rip .uni® of tbs
speak e> Dr Thomas Frag
• -r:.--e a v ...idevfu! address cal
ling for Cipitv ox ''a n es ir -v.®
.st world struggle for survi ■-* ■
■ i :•> atomic ;ige »
it is f--.it thot certain ‘agency'
. n.'t the p,. 1 1 of »be addw-.-s
*’at it rwsjved Negroes read ataout
scribe chronicled the in
• rat ..-as most U D T TFTING EG
’'FORCES - that calling for COM
nr FTF an--i FOUAL STATIC.: AC
i'ITTTENS in our Commonwealth 1 !
Os r'naa did NOT COireet an im
nresMon". a"! was alleged by ’he
■ aff’v" t-egaro'ing Nep.rors being
■■ elcom* at every perfem
tnm of b» seat,on ” Path"?. }'••.e
.id. 'Tut tnanagement informs
me that Negroes am v-eloomr *o
i" p.-rformanees of the Lost f'nt-
Itnv " ", . 1 say ', be continued.
‘ WHV HAVE A NEGRO r'fTT
7.FA'S DA'"
VFOPO HIGH SCHOOI.
\r PINF,TOP'S
POCKV MOUNT. N. C A”,
nouncement was made in Toi'boro
last week that a contract has bee.-,
awarded for the construction . f
i a $163,000 new Negro high school
T Pirietop 'l'ith construction to be
gin soon. The building, expected
*o be readr’ for occupancy around
*he first of the year, ".'ill replace ;
the present one. which it is wn-
I erst nod will be used a? an pw
mentary building.
Edgecombe teachers have been
having extra spending money due
o the arrival iast week of the
ap elementary salary checks, much
o the delight of all
The R D Armstrongs have .-r
--llvnCd from a rortbe-n vac ii 4 ion
.-t-rre ‘the Missus” reports tlv
■ ‘atr war too colt for the RTW
T irb nripcical Try the gulf etream I
' °rofessor.
ppv j w. Barnette farrtilv
i-r> on aDnu’al threu-wpE'W''
frc.nt pisf?ah. prerb*'
t I '-‘ricin Church. Dr. J M Miner;
‘ -'ill fill tho n»j}D : t for P»'jv
ofp
Plane qrn for s»r> |
; vaar.p ban.qp.et hero M St. Tam««
nr w Mercer recent
Artist (r.hurch. August 15. to bon
NAAOP member T evt* other ru> n, ’ r I
uriinst? arc exporter!.
Pfififeccjmb# 3 COUOtv rr»lr»r^^'
ff'bonl?; pre «:cbodu]eri to open An
.CMfit %$ % according t /_ » Sunt F, P ;
i obuson, vhn oa*us thr f
n<»tnrp NeiTro frhool^
et to ooen August . V
"■l% r SAVING BY WISE
■ r-d is Sundav Sehonl i
.ion;c indent at Haven Creek Bap
??cf ( hurcs in Roan^lEG
c,;avs. ' The NA ACP srv* - j
'■eOTcc %rp siiFiert to -*T.T low
■»d U'CNIED AT.I. PRIVILEGES j
"*i: it:V) £ the Lost Colonv
i ’vp beside the 'tone mount that i
! marked the *r>ot '•» be»‘e Frn»»klin D ;
cjjt qnd s3'v ♦V'e shO'v o
; i o*7
!
p-XA f’mn C1o«8 a s as
Fnirns. N - ■ Th« North j
Carolina Color' d Parent ”r?zche' |
earr-p lor no vs end pttis he rt ‘ ]
■ ..l *« tso onU'dioc'c aroundc
Buval I' ?13
s h®-. p invc, w’qs db’feoied bv '.vr; |
pr-fif-frmn *\Tatliard«' j
“■ Bobby Alston and Alls* i
pHnft k; )>•>% as oounsfrllors. Mr“ J
Ada Jarn?.gen of Raleigh i« >*at> j
“ A ik'rn-p)ifj\ -** ca(M*F'farv s»t \r\ Mrr :
V n Vg ;f c y iK 1 *i' i
♦v» f rrsra.Rizer or founder *■ of th*
oa»nr ti’tn.rh has run for a rv ~y* ''>' ■
r* \pstc Os vcif'ent it ha* •
' vi 1' E‘ ‘ : ,
r?i*2 r-,. »nn d’ r ided into fwt j
; t ii.vc.<.ifi oeriods The fron
• Jij.v i-M ivas frsr G* l(t j
r-.ru' Tnl v wa*: j
, f c , ~- p.r-vs f j‘‘hß»rp vjptp abr*ut SO nr • |
! pi-, »*r»(lnd fnr rnrh pf*i'T Gift
iohv p.% i oOKTNr
FOB * V * STOF
* r ho t»fv J H r>f Fnfuu.
■ i*n s»f John B?Uitb- r *
■v.-rrUi jiilv The vpnßrahl''
t”1 • arlfsc; C 1 TipFr ’VS» JIISO ft
, t tor vhp7*« Tho CJiureb reeV.
V: T:-ist'ir c\ r> r*p flip dprortn»*f‘
r (• former i
j* - - p * .Tnh»h 500 member
j?p «»vnplTppt dirertrA hv
| TfTnirA'P organist. OAie
1 ir r^r^ntt v rendered a rA Of t^’ jr r>
; U- rn*"- r-u-tWinn fbr* white
!<**■♦ f'hnvrh’s Horn*-* Demonstrnftor»
; hi nenvViv Onk ViflaiJe St.
I 1 il’n Fn*? a bpantifivl fttv*.jc
j *”!*<» alrri«»<.t enmnfptpd r>on«ei'
i -,r \v V.nad d'eAfon fVlipya -'**«*
j r '- rbor* W. A .Temps, yt.
V L T?^yst^r i William Hilliard &mi
'■ : v¥ 'M *?# Ir.y J
r - iht j. L Pl' . >T. ’ 'T : * d, • . : - -
M y i tm
$* ■'#' Ay a ■ ■m. Tir ■ ** ’ o /. :i Tm
'' ' ikiif ; . ; "’\,Tc . B ..... i‘; : 'JF
; O % ' G®
: 3 " v ’ f ■. "'"B sr.
; , \ ;■: St • ■ - iSf
TE RX BANK THE CLOCK . . . Children in enstunres of tlie period and police in old time uni
forms give correct touch to this tableau at New York’s city hall, as 'be fresh air fund starred
a re-enactment es the first trip of tenement chi’dren to the country, 76 yeans ago. Mayer Im
poßitter. and Father Knickerbocker (James J- O'Brleyt) are in eentor.
' SALISBURY NOTES
By Avis F. Wilkins
413 S. Craig Street
. . . - f -L- IT"■-~-. W-.< !1 W - . <M®
.$A1.131 r.' Rv - Church
Scb.r .'.; C cuvsnficn M tne W --
wiry wi.-t, ir»t iic!d it p* l .' UC '• -0 A.
> F Zion Church at Scene- . N
C . opened Tuesday Jnl IT ;, h
Fldei Hunt'- . r‘ , *ic!i’'.g and I'.
N v .Cuif- (/.n-i vtir-a t ! u .’a>-u
t.o»’-. 1 1 ■ --■ s
'TIC s ftr,i ■•'. ‘as df-Uv
ru. ! t, }■>.. -\itm-. V Elunni' Uft.
; astor of tills Greek ti l
Gro ,f e A .i Z'r'U 1 iiu •■ ■■■■■<
Rf-v Hunni' !' sj;. k •••'■
subjc n ''Livstiat: '•■■cit'u N-' n -'
r>i ■ ice iftoiu. * .<’i ■ -u.
■.vilr. f!|®> roll '.ill. T’rpiuil;i.g E'i ■ i
Hay n. if the '.'iwilnttc D'-tut
a- isted in lulling * i*- roll I'w "1
jpg Car;-' r. us the ' uicoiut'.c- D. -
tl'lCi g-l l ' l ‘ • ,'t'U lUulwl : v'-
dress °n 'Christian I.i ing ar.u
World F'.'-hi "
Xbe annual night seimiin uas
ilrl'v®ipfi b> Or. a ft. Glenn,
Kaprtv Riiigv Charrh. Lanrlis,
N. <n His subject v»s The
Beautv *>f \ ( hristian
T|ie pustor ' f C T e\.' Hope i nurcb
Rev J. P. Suomi gave '■ 'wt
« p'com' followed by a welcome
f or- r.T; •• - Re-:.'., f r, .. •..>•, \
i * nr>o'i' was giver, bv f!n E E
> I j diu-v
Wt ,f 'ni’ • vI■ *-- ui ' o'u ' -it II Of' a
a Hr.) •• I.■:|v .--hool "'- l .s l‘l»n
--dpet® -i v< M erta I.nckhai't a !
j i.g as i; i- i;i 1... d"Pt, (J’llcr of
ficers "'O'.' M - T T'nemi'.
Mrs | . »•; D“”‘ >n AT .- I ; H“
Gillo* uii and Mi Nth" H. Mon
Our ;u;d wol- in tb<’
•-■biirch of V'dav •> S li. - • -.t i a I’. F.d
■iPatioq , - , ‘Ei r V p"\" w r»-• r-.fi;-::s“d Fv
Ilf I TI T‘ ~'len, l ;:r . '! r
furiur E-p aheinuou -•••? via.
r,oiirt n-im .1 .-f '."Tiiwv, resid
Charlotte Wife Held On
Charge Os Slaying Hubby
. . , , i tfl 111 t Mis-, i'' ill
CH ARI.OTTF A St-year-oUI
stevedore. Hooker T V. .-i-bingion.
las stabbed end ki!! r d bv his «i>>,
Mrs. Gene’-al 'Vashiugton. fr-uui
day in a fight that ended in a du
ll in fron» of thecmiple.’s home at
111 j Indepc-i. denee boulevard.
JVashington siwuilrl bare he c n
•ut*nding a •.•ourtroom trial at the
Gme ■ f hi- dea’li
Police satd ii® was the pt'ese
••titinu *-!?»!' s< it. .3 case ;n whi-i>
Aii-s Laura Twirty w-- riiargeii
with assault with a deadly weap •
■m.
The rase had been scheduled
Ac ft in! during tbo tnuri'llug lo'
- '("iv! hut was < 'nrinued at Gw
i tquest of the. woman’s lawi-er.
!hot"id ion Goddess iiuia H't
)•• "l is siwii-ding s' nietinie -> i t|
' *-"Vs f> aici Mi ; Her 1
0.1,: d ar.d doing !e!i>/ious ww 1 -
fr '* *
i MAPI \l\ ni Vi.s , . >I!
WOI’N’DEI) KOREAN VKTS -
Whether soldiers are rn-api-rat
inji from wreunds «r illness in
hoKoitah, huttline the enemy in
combat, liabiiiig in (he field or
gniiir through routine unit train
ing. the Ctiriplain is always there,
giving sptrStnal giiidunce or as
llfc . immi- T-r ■» •- -- - b>..naM® - - nsi® ®-w M),
■--l .t:l; ’. -'-,- es - v \ . '
'.
T ie fir.:?! ci.r<i!'.n oidvest va«
-i eu e * jir G H. ' i.'-i pis >t) ■ -
ern Gd ■' ( : "'i ■'' •*'■. ' ':!’••• { •
njsheti v, '>' the Tyu n <:• *:v" v>'
;- jivaxe t’-eu: ' n e s■.||f, t
, .. : S .. u. G’ teo ■
\ grind total of el*.!* ”! wt i
. oltrlpfl durint the t r.r r-u
--tinn
El (E’*)N Ai.S
v- s 11 ; t ! ie VV> .s : n-Gt ier
. ,i. \h« it* so ;■ Nd' stud
i . --;.>l -j " :*h was guest
of i.i■:• r-gi'futs Di r.nii Ai-s. W
r -
M«'.-'d.-o'-.os Jo- >-o c Elem ; ng and
rr, ii. . R V'iG ' 1 :>••'■-■ iiew-1 i i?'*-
m in Diarpr, N C
P; ,-f I V s UC- is-.-.. pf
v -ch'-o!; h.i . ■ •’ :i r- ■
I ROS, ',j 'id it ItV-pCOV
ing nici !y
r;., t r Foil- id
Rev W'.d AG'S W AT. w- l‘t have
retinned fiop; fa'ifornia
Mr. .Tames c m r.-r and M>-s.
c t,>li:, r>lr:k‘ s rec n iil.y a’isitc'd Mr=
A.F - Arcr.ip lee
l -,.r' ir. and family
A!: and Mrs. poniscur and chU.
d co of Rtatcisville were in th.e
wt-- recently
Mrs V'vian Carson is i'* f ding
slimmer . school at \ up' 9 ■
leg* l iti Greensboro, ’ G
llr. /eri-lr. < .11 son is visit
in» a) h“r home in l> >• Ah >0
ATrs H;Uif < Trent i- itn
proving rjieelv.
V?rs. sir.b Houston '>s '»
Ull ned t‘> ThiEtdc , *'hi‘.» ’'a
after visi'inr John * s1 o
an,l olher relatives.
Officer« said that .'i'm 1 '
j® Washington's sisi er-iri-1-"v
vas charged "ith ;; kali •‘Ua” ■
on him several days a A 1
The wife was booked rut p- '.-x’ -
gee- nnirder
Police- Patrolmen B. I. Portei
and R. C McCoy said she ?t aboed
Washington a. numl.'er oi ; !1
the fate and body, rantmiv-e a ti e
iuih .dagger type blade up )•> tne
iiil! in Ills riles!
He was dead on arrival a’ •
lo; 11 hospital
Officers said the fi£,ht d ’eE v -
ed after the couple go* into aft a
gument over money.
ihAtixj tion
Cook's Im(id riiu ..is’ n lias
si osi 3 Tuinibvi- of r:i.IG me ia!K fur
its quality But two nost ;. G,.- 1
by its makers ure those vim :
.867 .md !6 J, i nt thy Paris inter
national oxfos'lions
siting in awv w,l s h.- can. In the
.hint picture. Chaplain Kiiut.i
Thomas Cj. Whitmire, Ward No.
37 V. S. Hospital. Fort Bragg
chats with wounded Korean vet
eran’. Lav vine W. Atkins (left),
Berry, Fla., and Riehard 1). San
ders 1 right 1, Lake Alfred, Fla.
(ITS ARMY PHOTO BY MOOREi
THE CAROLINIAN 1
WHITE SCOOTS
GET MEDALS
EOT RESCUE
WILMINGTON. .V. C..
? 35 'ic* ":f'e !a«*
V >.l "e r| rii3 gjl a•’ pjo' i) * ri 1 a pi p>y»n or «;
s i; i the Ne/ro Scout
- ( v ou> 5 * 1 .i tt ee /c' TH* : '°d ti**'p p white
„ out‘>> so-- theiv hei'Oic v of 3
Nf-ifro vor.tli
♦
I 5 M-iv 'if this year Perry St
Qeo, n : 0-v ei; - oid ? >i r,f I, and
‘iiiirp \v-••'=. >lO Soi’t.-' Bth
*0 •; J ; n^w c‘3 vrier.
•, -'vo ng in Drecufi^M
Lnko St q </•"•; -op hnH jumped from,
r p| p r jv.to f)bn ’t eight fp-r-t of wa -
:i and failed t» r.. •>.• in the sur
fare
r -The white ypvilli? sped to the
gr y] o
.) Bo n- Pr- /.-ell. P-.T l ake Vivage. ‘
Ir- ' rj f iv,| the boat iniO flip ■' J
!■ i and ■ ultcd S' George, - ho ■■• as
f in< H'seioi'.s. t<> the shore it C.
f , Jnmeo Winter Park, applied art'-
fi-'ial j-t'-y h. ;t li'tt; :>:1 rl 1h ,* youth
os breathing and eynsnitnis when
,:oir ■ a.' d firemen arrived with a
„ pulnu’tor
The third boy ar-siiting in the
. rescue war l F Grainger. 17-S
Like Village.
. At. (",.immunity hospital. "'here
couth was rushed, doctors
•:redite 1 the v t''"* 1 ' boys •vith hav
t, ii:g St Georges life*.
Oil Wednesday night. D. L W.'
g U|)!>erman. acting in the absence
of Ed Gibbs, chairman of the Ne
ar" Seoul Committee. presented
• •ach of the three imvs with hand
building at Lake Village. " ith
memiae.'S rtf Troop 10 '.vhite. look
;ng on pm* ell is member of
T- 10. Jani":, •is a member of
Tt ■■ ■.> IB; Grainger is a sea scoot
[r. nprerm-iti who is via " acr
jiT-e in civic iverk gave a 'very
,-oncti urti'.-e talk He touched on
' 0 points pre;vireciru l end rous
yr '"T he > bov ." n. said. "have,
•no 1 th- slogan of scoutin'.'’" by be - [
big prepared fn s;;ch incidents. (
t he.- rj l M'i! V ut thw went to
k -.0(1 did tin II dot'.' Continu
iog( tin added 'Tins tit** might
■ .a-.-.- iv»rv lus' had ■ t not been tor
these hove v bn have been trained
by c'r.H good deed--. This shows
that when ctut'-* calls. the Scouts
- at- t ri rr ,,..r< the challenge"
"It takes courage to perform
1 s' i eti duties.' Dr TVinerman cm
-1 phasped. tfe said: "There a r P. a
n number of us who would not have
iw! r-. n-nirafe *o *ikr «uch a
p eharxe to Ivrrv " and save a life
oevin v that p-irs was at=o at
i u-lre This. Os ■ ee-sn i: "'hat tile
j-Vi’i .■ ■! - -ire trr'ri''d for,"
Pobt,— P'.v.i'c' i demonst' ated. ip.
i. i c-i ;er.+ t-e-i v be effect*d the
Vf-n-iif*
r | T nperm?r! was introduced
'.*• f' i-r. f -5 CO' 1 F-ei dii c r
, r* r- t>o t ,9p-i afer is troo pm aster
, 1 pf Troop tb
Ij .\ pian-cpape* 3*l d ofllc-i- CV. \ o
....
NfC’fT' n prac■ci'n * <
pf- .T TT V T *' I H»vn
p"■ ■ * +
f ,*ii a y *\'| T.uck'P. » «rO”*
rxr-<'ul»rf>.
MSN is RArily
HURT IN RAIL
ROAD MISHAP
CHARLOTTE A railroad »c
--cicent early last we*i; : ept a man
to the hospital avitb serious in
juries end left city police and rail
road officials po7‘/lcd -as to her* the
ncci lent happened.
Trnr.es C Hi. y. ,12. of ;?!! East
Pa ant;! street, suffered the less of
Ns right arm at the shoulder,
bi'r.'-.-n i.rfb- bone hr- ised chest
broken ribs in his left. side, a
h. nd wounds, and possible internal
■ teiuries when a train from Colum
bia. S C ran over him.
t Tidiii'tor fl -T Harmon told
•Ins story of the accident.
The ti :,in eh*-inecred by ,T. A
Shu ford, stopped on the tracks
, hWkinu the East Palmer street
crossing.
After clearance Harmon signal
led the engineer to proceed.
Cl IARLOTTE
IN THE NEWS
By
Mrs, Willie Mae Porter
2621 Fooker Avenue Phone 6-2044
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be ordain"vi fn*: f be gosrol nilo.is
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North Carolina Citizens
Seam To Like N.Y, City
NEW YOTMv Ne».i4 * 2VJ M'i:)
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sit " : ? ’lp.- .-eat a Xe-.i Yo> k
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"During f '• -■ year.
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«pe!v* ever a billion dollar*
’PL the sifrhte " d^c■■laved
Flcvd F*/. Jefferson, o r
-r .he N> } Y > k Board ’ ?”
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(RFRSEEN NOTES 1 ' ,nß
' HF.RnEEN - ' 3od ;y■ ■-
1 f- -1 "i - k s : id - amily ft
..c irk. N J.. ;i <' the bon--;,' guc-t
■"if ' 1 3od AI Fi'f'd Be! - v th r . i
nao-iIT?
G’ndi'; McGinnon is v, i,
- -he vvill soon h'Ci.ii*
and Ajlrs, |,r .tchosn,.
and oon lvivc If, n the hop,,**
Vilest nf Mss N umie Al- I.eixl
f ',i tv ~ v eeks. Thr> hire r*
ni< ned to their home in iT rn .
rl , 11'. AT'---'
'b rod Me; tlr-’Cion
i,i(t daughters spent , f,n>- davs
-<-i h |h, ■' -1,. nrj --111, St rp
' - "-'ii-' ‘T ■ arid H»nr»* Kbidr'ck.
' -■ s t•p'.'-.-pt Grirc of Raleigh
•x-nt , so” with her mother
’t rs Kilo r-- ,*
hoi n,ircnt Mr- Annie Burns
-
Th* ((inductor said that as the
enbonw which he was riding was
ic-.i «>vci ;i he - , ('tied a body ly
ing between the rail Hinline 1
. itelv su'.u.iijcd die engineer to
t-'I * tile tini ri
flow many cars passed over the
man is question G-th trainmen
and official caimot un-wcr
Tiffice; s found on Hnc.v a billfold
i follows: Danny Gaithers. 19, of
with ■) social security card in the
n line <>f Ru t Taylor They also
fonn 1 a receipt in the s'lnie name
Mis- Eddie Huey, however, iden
tified the injured man as her bro
ther. Janu Her identification was
npporteri by several other persons.
M’ i-ic) Mi's. Cockhani of New
■w! are Log a few days with
fl REMEMBER”!
' BY THE OLD TIMERS j
rmJr innmm itiirMiatMi—iinnnn
njnlfrflßffWlliftTliilf"
WU! Rogers, famon* hnwor-
Ist, lived in era that launched
radio. His voire and thoughts
are cherished in the American
memory.
From Mrs. Fdythe Monk, Burltef*
ton Junction, Mo.: I re rr cm her ,
when mv grandfather brought !
out from the pantry in the evening •
about every two wo»k? an old j
square can nf tallow ana an old |
rag. After heating the tallow on an j
old wood-burning stove until it ■
melted. He greased my shoes with :
the tallow. This was supposed to j
make them waterproof and cause
them to wear longer. 1
From A. 1. B Dudley, Fairmont, j
11’. V».: f (“member when Did j
went to the woods and cut a |
hickory brush which he made into ;
a broom.
From Mrs. Georgia Fowler, Som- i
m, Iowa: 1 remember when the
Itinei ant peddler come on foot,
with a park on Eds back, stopping j
at our home ir> the . s.unti'y to show j
his wai cs of various kinds in hopes ;
of .selling some.
From Mrs. Gertrude Ramsds-U,
Rockford. Mich : f remeniVier
when we weni out with the horse
and cutter winter evenings we
would take a lighted lantern and
put it under iwi robe for warmth
Or we would have a warm stone
«t «w ts« L... ■*»
I
.farter in ♦he «choi»l of Tt«-
R., ion at that Institution
Rev. C. 'V. Keiry. Jr will ssrve
> chairinaii of t'i« >csvi,w ,vhi'°
Rev A J. Ryens p;i;ito'- of For
yer Baptist Church of which
■'ll' Herron is i membev. - ill
live- the tnessn..;p. Special mu tic
ili h * vondeip.' Tile v>>lL>\i:* is
Co' urn!! 1 ' invited to pt"»nu
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V'l entire})} /)/ ifhlSS
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p. f. J. ip.jt;il-lti id <-1 10" i
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N. o-jcj. v. r Th« pr-\ Mail at
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yor i.<c al.) nil ,i tt/) h Island
Tis. ostlnii.'t.f* O' th« Pamb'/ <>f
py 4 d!'j fl TI. ' 'iJ t 6 <y» r f»l ipo A A-i
1 ’;'^(l •■•n -t }m*‘i • ir vf\ (’onducpd
i r m ■ vp-. t r period
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• i>' shin iopu 5 *»r njnntli tor v '-‘L
I d !*'tl ! M;-> V i ifn • Z !')>. •. tR V )Vi
a'frago four r!qv > anJ spevj
••bout ft/M* n«r*h i»l v c ’» •*•
W')s r^pjp’fed
'M. Mr. James Go p
•"i rj nr . ; ‘jc ! n fn.n p T rr\an-s
• - n.'i visit Ids relatives and
"•"ids ''pro rrcon, ■ .'
■ s-. vorir-c I' t' i*r i*=fi Mor t
t ; iv.-, (hti'gioi- f * C wfiet e sue
id -icnd some time
b r.v:iiond Freeman of Pr-ivi
K I . i-. no- * (siting A. J.
G ive and ft'mH?
•'is 'i.,t|ie Randolph, Misses
G v J and Doris For--man speff
!- ::••!. ’veek-rnd in Norfolk. I,' !
1 ' .ii •- J... itv ihpv jsit“d Hr*»
v, D-ach
L:d?p Larne-y agent for N
" M'it'ir. l I if- Insurance fnm
mv '-'sjted A*lantic Reich. 5. C.
i-ncentl • Mi. A J Mave made a ,
brief trip to Wilson. N C Sit
t jr<3 ;j»-
if"« vMiif Tipad’ng is hem*
ini- 3 few ,t i *
Annio T, Bobbitt of
Vr-,v Jprsev is thr house puest
nf Miss Vfvrtln Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnlmie Hanks
■»f Rattimore arc visiting Mm
ami Jsr>. I.cwis Stubbs j
Mr 1-1 Mrs. Fred Abies of[
Pittsburg. Pa., are- here for a few ;
days. j
There wi! Ibe a ehirkop din
c*r 'i* the homo of Mr and |
Mrs. (ienrge Thomas, Friday
nigid Aligns) 3.
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PAGE FIVE
MARINES LAND
A PttPlNli (DM
j,\( K-50.WH.LE: -Three Camp
Lej-'uu. .Vnruu - p'lyicl detectite
; vcuoiiti’ h*i(l -ut lured a "eepms
I ti;,.n" lielic" ' I to hive been tlw
! man t'jolt'stin;-. rgsMebts of a
see (oi here for *e* iral weeks,
r hMaihries i limed t.hc
i . -ni >i; -iirifled as is me* Harris.
; into tHi<■ Negro sectU'ii. Black Bot
< tom F' ids nig!' when he was
-con |,. k' r in;:.- windows rN
j al>lp to - it, h li'i'i the men re-
Mirncil to tli-or !--!!(:’> and hid in
• li- hr-shes in h(i -- - *hat, the 'Uiill
.('ifti’t 'ornm.
- Harris I'onn anJ tile Marines
dt |*ini ovor the head with a
ii’!'", tied his hands and called
! pilin' Harris, a" employee of the
I I'ov, v of Jacksonville, was given
I •< hearing ooivu a JusU-e of the
IT act* Saturday morning a4<i
, i-iiml nv.r '.o Rramlei's Court.
I! • had been on pfopatian altar
•r; i ing - yais ;> term tor
! - j . reeLv. • !
; lORTIIPF
I HOUSING SEEN
!!N GATE CITY
! - A shortage :h
, si'i'-'dv ’'“ "iii.a! of substandard -N-e
--1 - ,>l* . ji-v-itno- ii f*i-a prev.-nte th>s
. i,st ’ -:, i, u* Negro dwell
j ’tigs. Hug!': I, Med ford director-df
! mi ii work), tere.-je l last week,
i Tt’e sli o ’-f3i.;' v, is spotlighted
: recently witon two persons were
tuß'iici to death ic a firs in it
, j nl-st-ind'H'd structure
'ledford sa ! -l t'u- c-lty *s mak
ing prog"®ss in •.•--•moving irt-adi
’tru t housing bn' stated that there
,r; net ye! enough facilities to
• ’•c for av needs
dve - *
Th“ director outlined ’he pre
- '-durp «f corirtemnati'!’ Occupants
-f struct!’ere giver. 30 days
notice given Such action may
, !-,. „i ed to tii* housing ccvn
mission
Tiic Negro lumsins rrohlstn ;a
oineited to jUeviated hut not
vf'Vii oyth] - GO’ii plfifiori of HO’’-* -
u• 1 1\ r 'iv.fitru f . f.l’m h 'i«?r?cr pro
jt»rr
DEATH OF Man
OR IF VTA fr Th? bodv nf A ' r '7-
< o<\v -oi-i »nan. 5 4 20
I ) V \v•-»« foul'd b^!'N
lat? Friday a ft? moon m two
nr
p‘ iif*d t.n d tji« noting Ijody and
fnd
Th? body nf Johnny nr? A n,o
iMiiid i*v ,Tiiup/ ; e i-nyinded
His father, 'Hubert (F-ni nho
i rrpovt ( 'd V’i-' son '-obiert to <«p6116
of opliopsv. said he h.id "3u f ?oned
him. from coin*? out fishing a-
Ion<» due ir» bis condition
’ oroner *ln?k Harris of
n railed s o examine the body
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