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AGGIE ATHLETES TO BE GIVEN MANY AWARDS
Chavis
Heights
News
By MAY L. BItOAXHB j
Miss Gloria Hope lias been ill j
and confined to her home a few
days,
Miss Pricilia M. Minton .if 125.
E Hargett street who ha-, been illj
for several days is able to be out :
again, tier many friends art hap* j
py to learn.
Mr arid Mr.- Ralph Johnson of,
Buffalo, N. Y , was in the city last
weeek-end visiting Mends
• Mr and Mrs William Spain of j
813 E, Davit? street had as week-!
end guests their son and daughter- j
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinton j
at Greensboro, and Mrs, Ora I.ee
Hinton of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. C Alston of Wash- j
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W. Brantley
WOMBLE
for Ho use OJ
* REPRESENTATIVES ‘
I
WAKE COUNTY
I
-HI
» Member of Stale
Legiilaturr f r o m
Wake County 1933
~ 1951. “
• A represeiitali ve of
all the people.
# Alwhys tnle rrstrtl
in progressive
Government a n ti
the welfare of the
County a n d the
State,
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TANT STUDIO
Get Acquainted Offer
YOU OR ANY ONE
MEMBER OF THE
FAMILY MAY RECEIVE
ONE BEAUTIFUL 8x 10 ■h';£ M l I
BLACK AND WHITE IRJjSM j
PORTRAIT
FOR ONLY
IDe
OIIAMI? QAD7 424 1 2 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
rHUnt* OUSI OVER BAXTER’S
PORTRAIT BY DEMO
»mg.ton, J.) C.. were house guest ot .
Mr and Mrs. A B Jones, last week :
end
Mr.- Gloria Shurpei cejebx’ateci i
lie, birthday Wednesday and
.coved many gifts.
Miss Emma l.ec Womack also
Icc iebrated tier niitluhr- Wednes
day Many nice ain •, were i ec.ejv i
j t d
Mrs. IVhihei Chavis and children
i are Visiting their pat ent:, *** Apex.
Mrs. Agnes Ty son of 0 Lee St. ’
; Who lias been ill is able l.j be out
! again to the delight of her many ;
friend - .
| All families of Chavis Heights!
i and else where ore in deep syntpu-;
| thy with the following' families: •
jMi and Mrs Elvis Hand of 9
! Granville terrace in the death of,
jhiis. Hand's aunt, Mrs. Bessie Wii
;«-x Pennington of Cary . ho was
| buried Sunday; and Mr. and. Mrs
jS. W. Slade in the death of Un
j Slade's iaster Mrs Cora Pah
j Thomas, who w>; buried in i.i
i beria n Mav 1?
- - Bi*r -
Last year more than a billion
; pounds of meat about 5 pci
i lent of the total meat output
j were used by the aimed forces
Livestock school; held recently
jin 52 counties' at'ractcd a total at
{ n ndance of 3,683 fanners, accord
j ing to animal husbaudi y sywcial
j ists at State College
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j VOTE FOR
EARL W. FRANKLIN jj|y| J
KILL'SE or hi. PRESENT ATI VES
RMOCtM'HC J'IHMARV VIAV 31 f.^HßSi£9 i
I*t|»*.At, KtH'CATIUNAI <>»»»»<>« • 1
11 NiTlivS H»K BOTH RACES
CAMP GRANVILLE S. GREEN
1 in Boys & (..lifts 4 to 16
Located Oil Highway Nv, 1/ ■— 4 Mile’s
From Wilmington, N. C.
Activities ■ Sports, Nature Study,
Swimming, Arts and Crafts
Opening for second season, June 4
Pleasant Atmosphere Reasonable Rate*
Ft " i urtf.fi hum bh'ttun. ll Mb
CAMP GRANVILLE S. GREEN
Route 1, Box 440 Wilmington, N. t ,
[
Vole fur ami Re-Elect
RE-ELECT , ,
REVIEW
Edwin S. Pou HIS RECORD...
to He In for Progress*
House of Representatives Within the Limits ot
wak/couniy Fmancial Slaljil,ty •••
Your Vote and Support Wilt Be Appreciated
i?.5H52.W. SB.SESHS?..6f£L*i?-5£5?i12 s?J£iUsi? 5H5? SH'iiL'i? W 5?. r *7- 571 .5?. 57> 5? f 7? K? 5a <■
Sojourners Truth Branch
YWCA
. . . Activities . . .
, a cij i‘h db dh dV db dS ilh dS dh Eh d 5 E5 diS cLS cLS'dS2SES'£SEjZSBSE.S2S2SHS2S'( c.
Our delegates. Mrs, D M Jar
i nagin and Ms A. K Brown are j
back from the National YWCA
Convention at Chicago. They re* j
; ported that tkt? convention was
' ncii m inhumation and that P
v.u-: a glorious experience for ony
1 V member to share in They were
: both tilled with awt- and came j
j*.i) with the feeling that So- '
1 jiuirne! Truth Branch of the Y. W j
C. A is riot .Hist an isolated branch j
;of women working alone, but,
rathei that u is joined together j
in a fellowship of women all over '
tiie world and we are striving;
to help to make our own com
nun ii t \ and the world a better
place in which to live.
Thev will give a detailed report
of their findings at the meeting
as the Computtee on Administra
THE CAROLINIAN
lion. Abo, they will be giving de
tailed reports to the various
group* and Committees. Some of
\ these findings will appear from
time to time as given by the dele
gates
The Public Affairs Committee
will hold their last Business
Meeting ui the year on Sunday,
May 18, 1952 at. tin YVV at 5 p.m
I Mrs. Jurnaein who is just back
Grom the National Convention will
give some highlights of the Na
tional Public Affairs Program. AH
■ members art* especially urged to
j attend tins meeting Mr-*-. G. £-
tones. Cb .1 nr.an
The young ladies of the Y-lios-:
Uss Club will entertain the Ser
vice Men at Fort Bra g on Mon
day night, May 19. 1952 with a
play and stunts. The B. and 1.
j Club wiil join with the group in
; the presentation ol the- piny, "A
--j tnong Us Girls.” After tin.- enter
! lainment, a dance will follow On
!Iv young ladies holding a YWCA
Membership and the Special Dance
! Permit card will be permitted to
;go to Fort Brag* Mu* Mattie
s brodie is Chainnan of the V 1
Hostess Club. '
The B. and 1. Club will hold (
their regular Business* Meeting at i
the YVV on Tuesday night. May 1
20, 1952 at e p.m Tlu... meeting is ‘
very important and ail in.-n.ber
,ue urged to be present Eve
iyn Young. Chairman
The. YWCA will sponsoi j cia
m Home Nursing bep.inniiiy on ,
June 2 1932. The- cla- : will » j
j taught by the American Red Cross • j
jaand credit will be given to each '
i person. Classes will be 1 united lo
fifteen U 5). All Interested per
son! may call 2-3432 and leave ;
v ol.i name at the Y office. ;
BFC
; YMCA News ;
; 1 HUHBDAY Mas 15
.a. o<> pin Junior Citizens Club S
, LOO p.m. Moil's Athletic (Tub
if no pm (Jra-Y Club i
FRIDAY jviay 16
.oO ( m Ka)s .* Alpha Pin Fn
tertainment
■■& 6o pm Men - BiiUuid Clup i
. TTJRDAY May w i
Ii 00 p.m. Softball h
M/.Ou p in. Movies ana Talent Show .
‘SUNDAY May 18
•4 iiQ pin :vi.i..u iioui -I
MG]*l DAY May ty
i2.oy Noon Ministerial /vluau ■
' n ixj p.m J nmol Cita2en s t. iub
'V JO uni Board of Managemen* ;
Meeting
! 8:00 p in. Ministerial Union u
: i ITS DAY May 20
•2:00 p.m. Men's Athletic Club
7.30 p.m Crosby-Garfield lira • Y
Club
uu p.m. Public Allans Forum
object: The Issue:, ill 'The C’ui
it-nt Campaign for Governor
\V LDNESDA Y i*4ay 21
7 .3* p.m Boy Scout Division 1 on, j
luittee
: 6*ou pm. Baud Boo?ters Club
t: (jo u.in Men Athletic Club
F. VERYD AY I E ATI KEs
Caieteiia, Doiinitory, Library
■ Show-f’rf:'. jvi gsit* and !
RaoiiJiS, Roohj Registry* Intorjiia ;
non Service?,, Public Stenographer 1
—BFC
MethoD
NoteS
| •
Stinday was really a "High Day ' !
.it the Oak City Baptist Church
Woman's Day was observed with
Mother’s Day during morning and
. evening it-rvice*.
,*ii- i ivi jiia bkciriJl, vbairit.'Sn
; of the whole group, did a grand
job with Uu- assistance of her Lap
tains.
A program of music by tb*- wo- .
' man's choii and a sermon by the j
ua-lor ui: the highlight of the-;
morning. Jtev C R Trotter, pas- ;
tor. preached from the beautiful j
j story of Naomi and Ruth. Every- j
! out present seemed to enjoy it
'The captain* made then reports j
follows* Mrs. Amandi Pope j
$17.76: Mrs. Queen Ugon $43.35; j
Mrs. Nellie Jones SB6 15; Mrs. Gtr- j
! trade Stephens $87.35: Mrs Cone J
j X'arrish $133.51: Miss Susie Wilcott |
1 $146.00: Mrs Florida Sherrill;
$281.10; Miss Mable Harris $281.25. j
general collection $35.33. total j
i $1,101.60
Mrs. Marie Wilcox and Miss t
j Mary Alice Gi ant furnished music |
I tor the occasion. j
Mrs Mabel Jordan, principal of j
the Middlesex Elementary School i
, made a wonderful address. She ;
| was introduced by one of her c>>-
; workers, Mrs. Bryant Bethea.
Miss Elaine Rogers and Miss j
| Marylin Harris spent the week end i
; in town visiting their parents, Mrs [
: Margaret Rogers and Mr. and Mrs ;
| Anion. Harris. They were aeeom- !
panied by Mrs Viola McPherson, !
Mr, John Geiger and Mr Dorns j
■ Leap They motored down from '
; Vva-tiington. D. C,
The little folks who recently j
i took part i nthe Colonial Wedding i
iat St. James A. M. E Church were j
i glad to see their pictures in the I
CAROLINIAN last week
Mrs. Bettie Me Hadden and son.
I James, Jr., visited relatives in At?- I
| erdeen last week-end.
| Mrs. Bessie Wilcox Pennington 1
jof Tincuinvillc church community i
! was btuded Sunday. She was a
j member of the Lir.colnviUe AME
*| C&urch. Her husband, children.
Y"? ,
IN CdNCKKT—Raymond Hin
ton, tenor, who will In- present
ed in concert Sunday, May 18.
1952, 8 pm at Si (Dili A M.
h. (Innilk S|iu>isors ol tin oc
casion are the f lora!, fuel and
Stewardess Boards of the church.
PERSONALS
Tin- Dr.niuti Snc-ifii (Hub ntet
Tm-n Jay m tit at ttu Carolina
Grill, w:b Uu- pis-sidetil. Mr. Le
roy 111* v.-t . iv-arnny a iouihl table
disco-'.ion. It was decided that the
club would liuvt n tea m .time
to help the War Mother,-;, raise
londs lo renovate their n-v home
on Blood worth street
BUT
COLLEGE CHOIR
BACK FROM TREK
DURHAM N - Sixty-e, ; ;nt
nu-inbi i.s of North Carolina Col
lege's choir an ived in Durham
hen lust ..eek at hie conclusion
• I Jell da *•* of t,c ca- t
winch took tiici:. b> mm Slate.-,
iu singing appearames belore up
piogimatclv T.c 1 :' ;u sons
The group eXj . ■ ,e: ; . I -t- only
’ciisiuip * vhoH one ol in. nn-mbf!. .
Klilie i.c.vi- -it Durham, was
stricken -aukii-ulv Sunday morn
inn, May -S fnm day s b. fore the
tom c; -led it!) :iu appeiidicitii;
at-tieb Silt .-uiiiuiUial to .111 eiliei •
elicv ■ per;:! a.n al .Vlolilit Me*ill r
t-*ai K l.oi.pilal on tin . ;nn* j ns--
tiOV.eVei rial a i tif-fiule-J to
return to tb campus early tins
vv eek 1 11 i t,y iso o \ -o- 1 ed.
Dll Pi tor Hill rant that it-.- tlieii
hght cj -ie top* was tiie cnoir
pl i* torn, an lie .* * ti;-.- bo ;* * -.n . i
Baptist I'tiiiiv-h i i IBi o.iklyii on
Monday wi;-. v ~; ■ m .l * sir* e-s
MmXlt. d tiiSCii*:; Ui i.:,OU jailaoCU
t."e ehi men .- ainiito. lam and ever:
av.-Facie * pace to i;tt he .Nett
alia r.
.- f - ri | . - . T -' - ilirrilflV • ' i'“ ■ - I~iVT,~- ■a-r~TC.ta
Now Pi ay if)
! ALAN LADD
A«'ti<>a ;an hi
i ‘‘RED MOUNTAIN”
with LIZABETH SCOTT
Entire Week Starting SUNDAY
ALL NEW FUN . With the
Cheaper By The Dozen Family!
i "BELLS O" Their TOES’’
6/ggesf- Oven Ever.'
m/e/oAfR£
H '.i " Thriffy -30"
r^jfisrsiT' —Sgtetm - • j«v
Giant Oven Goes Ci«csr Aere*tY _ . “'*22
Only
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225 S, WILMIMCTON St. Phone 3-4686
BALTIMORE Mil North. Eta
ri.niiia Colleges ~i-< man track
ten in Fa died up 28 points to fin
i -Ti .second to powerful Mor
State colic-;,e in the annual CIAA
epen track and field cnampior.-;
.ships Lt i-i last Friday and Satur
day ; de
Die b igh- hurriers counted ; yp
font* first places, two seconds p*
a‘nd one third to register | jt
their best showing in the p|
bisli.iry! of ihlr conl'erence \\
track chainpioiishiirs.
Morgan's power - laden team, j
incltudinp three nutionui titlists i
and orn world's champion, com
pletiy dominated ttie- dashes and
counted euoui.h places ill tilt 1 O til- 1
ei events to run away from a
field nl 1C teams with 64 and
* i*i tinrd jxiiub;.
Lincoln University nosed out A.
and T for third place with 23 ;
.-ini one halt points Although the i,
Annie.,, w ith their large, well- i
b. lanced team, were considered in ! i
si niic quarters as posing a serious ! I
threat to Morgan's crown, they j i
counted only one firs! place and 1
could manage only enough se-i,
cm ids and thirds to register 23 :
* points.
Behind A. and i. , arne VU -!,
; i-'iioa State and Hampton with •
' nun- each. Winston-Salem, 7;
Howard. 5 and one third; Vir
ginia Union. 5: and Johnson C
Smith 2
The Bears garnered seven
places in the 100. 220 and 440
wrllt their title hollers Art
Bragg and (>eor;,e thodeii
It-adiiij; the way. Itho bolil
*i ~.f the world’s t rd in
; tin- 400 meters, broke his old
440 mark withl a winaEng* '
time of 47.1. Bragg. iionul
Kill meters cliainp, won handi
ly in the 100 and 220 dashes,
being given competition only
tic teaiiun.ites Sum 1-aß*- I **!,
and Bill KoblilSOil
; ..i*‘.v, Graham N oil 1 * ‘fotini*
T'oih-pr: -teiiar roller fiom South;
' Eu.ntt. Indiana ret the only othci ;
rtvnrd for 11 1»- me* t vvitii ta-.t
' i bill;- ill the siliic G i.j:**
a*: u f:lij.-;'.c.-d secoi.u t., *VI I -loi* -
iKt >.- in the two mile.
Leo Calhoun. NCG hurdk ice:
fioin Gary, Indiana, siior* T • ith
XL*.* can B: ~ ..- th«- Uistiji. OJ *
I being ttu only fii.st place rej. cat- 1
«-:* in •:.*. in* • t. Calhoun look both
•Mu 120 ..nd 220 hurdles
Jim Courtney with a n .- r ol
Pi 4 i*- c 1 *l* the javelin- event
- .tv* tli*- Each-.: then fourth first
place
.M'l relay train ol Roily Git
J* i . Grnham. Cotirtney and Jan
IViulili*:: e.'jlot in r.ecoiid to .Viol
ran in Ihe medley relay. Tne
: too’borne - eial*:*hed in the niil*
cc-lay iraKio.* *i ti*e tirst tin** m
-a -.*■* *i y*.*r- that ..*;* NCC Jeam
i t;a laiT'd j*, place jo the comer- :
, * no- 1 1 ia> Tu* a* -
Ciuiii* ,vici 'oiiaugii placed third ;
Li, Hi*- high jump to give the!
T ’!■: tn-.r .'LI, aiid 2«th poirit;
BBC
A liiiiioi tol,:-i*?i'i, -Low and salt
: foi Ml i'T-'A and NLA nien.br*
i living if* ti** La stem Belt -v ill
bt: - po.*i.«. * u tins yea* by the
; Wilson tobacco si'iacket
WTLK Lobi.sG ;• A'i l ul;.'. V Wi A V !0, 1.952
Re-Eud.gcf.ing Ol Welf are
Assistance Gets Started
ft A1 HIGH Onci a..an, it.
c-rnocratH procc-ss is uiidi * ■*. ,*y *u
forth CuroiiiiH by which U*. Kilt
le.ntii-.'. work out theii annual
nblic welfare budgets witliiti tb
ilah of the S'n.l*-. Board ei Labile
Welfare.
lluriii“ the three iiumths,
April tlllOUgll June. ei rllili
year the public e. eif .re bud
I'ets of the counties uiulcrgu
rc-cxainiiiiitiori by eounty anri
State officials in the light of
the facts of the past year and
Hie needs nd wnlii *p::led in
c.umc of the year' tbead.
"l.bidei Niotl; Caioilna ■ county
idininistered and State stipe**vi: -:l
plan nf I'kiblic welfare the annual
budget estimates are first made
up by the county public w* s ure
boards," said Dr Ellen Winston,
Commissioner ol tMe Slab Board
of Public Welfare On the lic-m;
of these bnitget estimate.- tlu
State Board of Allotments and A;*
pea! is abb- to let the countie
know what aid they may ecu el
! from State and Federal fun*!; We
t are careful to s*.-e t.iial couuia
Jake advantage -if ail pre* i-*i.*ns
; which would result in the maxi
mum lit aid i» -am Slate and Fed -
; eral funds under the lav.-,"
County money provide .*’. cut
one dollar out of seven of the !o
--' tul amount available 1* . y*■: n*
assistance, it was stated -date aid
Federal funUs pph in* i*. *
However, in the admiiiislratnin
costs- Os the SUO 1.0 ;d.- d u,
p«rtrnents tb*- Fedoiai cavcnuia-ni
puiviues for about 30 per cent and
tile State 10 pel ei *. i;b U, ■
countie,- providiic I/;- *c ■ it *..,
' the average
lVllillem. ill* Ia- * t 1,1*1|,;
noted *ii ijnii*;ei I.* *. - ii-i.i*
Hilliiiii! I,! iiiNli'iiil
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'impm v»*r |
! %>3rb m
I‘Afiitii St’i'tn't‘ tn all Ninth ( tt ml mintfis,
Without /)• si i nr( mn
Rrs/U’ct lui ItuhvuUuil ijhtiiy
VOTE FOR
Honest, Fair iiimtlt *1
WILLIAM B. UMSTEAI)
FOR GOVERNOR
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BLINDED WHISKEY
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’ Mr, fev>s) .i}'< SisTuiwt wC i-wSiOH /*t#i
*u f!ii'- v < ,li . at‘£ to it.
I u,';iMh- Uigoii, Diir-i tor ot
I'ulilii ' v is'laaiM' lot Hit 1 State
Ho.tr.t of I’ulilii.' VV t I lure
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VAUGHAN S.
WIN BORNE
r.-u ululate Fui
N. C. House Os
Representatives
WAKE 5 GUN 1 V
V<<ui Vut Will Be
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