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PAGE SIX Masons Hold Jgth District Meeting At Dunn, N. C. ] rockymountl s^ \ A N .mi,. I 1.1 —'w. I lllil.a^L ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Dm' Spite the extremely hot weather en appreciative group ot local citizen.-. galhti<?d at the Si. James. Baptist church in-rt July 15th to pay homage to ■< hometown boy i vho v,en( north and made good several years uyo. The occasion * was the 'Tlome-cominc" celebra tion tor Dortfiid Collin.-. Stokes, lo- j' co.l native, put on by a giou-p of | Rocky Mount Beauticians with the cooperation of beauticians troth,: Raleigh, Wilson, Tarboru Durham and other communities. A parade ted by motorcycle ; > policemen drove from the BTW high school with deco rated cars down town through < the main business area, and thence lo the church where words of welcome were given on behalf of the cits by it. Graham Dozier, t hamber of Commerce Secy, who spoke for the Mayor who was out of the eity. Other speakers in cluded the state head of th>> Colored Beauticians, Mrs, flrn uesse of Asheville, who ar rived late due to a niiv-uu in plane reservations. | j Recorder’s Court Judeo Norman ■ Gold, Attorney W O U . n.;. Dr : It. W. Underwood and Police Chief;] J. 1. Nit-holt were other speak •! i ers.- St. James choir, \V. T Gritm-s | ; conducting furnished music. Mrs. | i Rebecca Stalling l - ami Mrs. Doro thy Kelly co-ehairrnaned tin com mittee from local 21 doing the; honors for Stoke;-. B. T Gil leap t made the award to Stokes, 1 1 Dr Stokes ha rnadt outstand ing progress in the in id of Tri choloyy Science and heads c cor- , < potation bearing hi.- name which; manufactures a well-known tide’* of cosmetics, Stokes is the son of i Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stokes of ; this city who recently celebraied j their golden wedding anniversary. . YVONNE LAWRENCE ILL f Littlv Miss Ruth Yvonne Lav*, i cnee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , Allen (Ruby > Lawrence of this city was taken ill and had an ! emergency appendectomy while i visiting her aunt, Mrs Mary L. ; Marshall in Bridge iiort. Conn Mrs. . Lawrence rushed to the • bedside ; of her daughter and reports that • doctors advise of the- pr<>'nihility of another opcafion R.:h Yvonne accompanied another, Mrs. M. i Ruth M. Woodson. State Elemen tary School Supervisor. north as . Mr* Woodson went to summer ; School classes in Bethel. Maine < D, and Mrs L. P. A, natron-.- are* Vacationing in Atlantic City, N. J. An indefatigable man, Dr Arm- < S* I -jJJ.-; is know to : u vis eve: ir.b« . a day from his medial j .'act,- , , i save for attending medical oinks ' and his annual vacation. MARTIN t OV-NTY MINIS lEH BASSES Salisbury News Notes By Avis Wilkins , I»H, \l. J THEN 1 SAILS FOR. EUROPE Dr. J. W. Trent, oiK’ of the na tion's leading educators has long dreamed of visiting some of the jjieat institutions of learning of the continent and the British lsie- His dream will very soon become a reality. On July 15th Dr Trent will board the ocean liner "Zuider Buir" eri route to Rotterdam. Hol land. to begin a six week tour to Europe. While overseas, he plans to visit the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Glasgow. At* a token of appreciation for his inspiration, and leadership, the trip was made possible by Trus tees. of Livingstone College, :,e AME Zion Church, his sou. and two 'daughters. Dr. Trent came to Livingstone in 1895 as a student when the College was only eight years old. , Since then chiefly due to the! guidance of Eh. Trent, the college has grown to one of the leading i colleges in the South. While on his trip Dr. Trent also j plans to visit the University oi Sorbonhe hr Paris and other site;. | of interest in France, and Swit zerland, he will stay in Geneva j Mrs. Altona Trent Johns, diree- ' tor of music at the Alabama State j College in Montgomery Ala. and , Estelle T. Stewart who recon tl; ; returned from missionary work in i Japan are h!s two daughters who are helping make the trip pos-j siblc. W J. Trent. Jr who is exe cuti&e director of United Negro College Funds in New York is al- i so helping make the trip pos- ! slide for his father. Dr. Trent is very proud to tot ! hundred by the gift trip, but he | cannot be halt as proud as those : making the trip •possible for once again they can give a small token | of apprcelalion for his untiring service 8«T. PLUNKETT GREAT WAR HERO j. W Plunkett, one of Ameri ca’s, heroic soldiers in the war with Mexico in Villa, Mexico ser ved with the 24th infantry and was later transferred to the U. S. 10th. Cavalry and was sent to the , Philippine Islands for one year to keep peace In the year of 1910-11-12 the soldiers and sailors made a trip abound the. world after which they returned. He served with the 369th army ' in World War 1 which was com-; posed of New. York regulars, Pennsylvanians, end Illinois. He; too iepart in the battle at FUin der» Field where men were slain by the thousands They were nap ped • by the Germans at B«iiew q,'i,, ■e ne jin i eliM > Mlitl< Wg'NIIHIV my aatlHi fcl H miHliyt l M Ms, mi in m m wan sP*®**®*® WfSKSmSSmmsmm i ■ mmh Funeral rites were- held in Wil li.mist on recently for 54-year-old Reverend Ad row Smith, a nafiv ci Kinston arid resident of Wil li-amston for 40 years. A minister •or 25 years, Rev Mr. Smith, at the timi of his death. was pas turing four Baptist churches Ttu-v were Battleborn's First Baptist. New Hope in Nash county. Scint t-'ramis in Bertie and Araph hum*. ; Surviving art- the widow. Mis ■ Mat'v D Smith, to whom he- had beau married 37 year, and son,; Joe * Smith. Rev. Thad T. Shivers conducted the rites. Elinas Braswell, deacon of Bsut tleboro church represented hto church at the funeral. ft-v. A. Eu- j r one Adair, Mrs. Adair and chil dren were guests of the Rev. J. vV Barnettes last nv.-k, The niin - ir'ers went on an ocean fishing 1 trip. STATE PRESIDENT ADDRESSES BEAUTICIANS \l a called meting of Local 21, N C. Beauticians' and Cosmetolo re-ts ssociation hen- July 16th Mrs. Willie IF. Henru. see of \sne-i villo, -tute prexv, was guest and gave an address. Mrs. Hennessey, ! who is also recording secretary of j the National Beauty Culturists' L'-agtn stressed tin need of ope rators taking their ..mi; serioti'l.v i and rendering expert service to all. She spoke on loyalty, mental I and spiritual growth os well as proper orgaruzatiunsd methods :s their profession and general com- 1 rn unity w* ifare a majority of the member: attended tin meetins in ; the Stokes Funeral i-'urlor chacei. \ Local til president Mrs. feu lav VV. Gt ay announced that the beauts- j j clans will meet there each 2nd and ; ; 4th Monday at C p.m. EDGECOMBE HOME MISSION OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY Founded in 1637. the WOMEN'S : and MEN'S HOME MISSION SO- I CIETY observed it; 65th birthday; - with the "turnout” of tin senior j and adult members at Red Hill ; Baptist Church Juiy 20th with the ' ‘ R> v U G. Moye, Kinston, a for-j ' trier pastor vvh > spent 14 years at Red Hill preaching the sermon. Mrs. Mary A, “Mother" R* id is ! piesident ol the 275 members who *■ strive in aid the needy Mrs. Geor gia Taylor handled the pro.-turn 1 ••He Mr- Selema Pittman is finan- j cia 1 , i.-cv Mrs. Mary P Buddie * ,'iid he- friendship Tecr.c;-“ } choit from Brick.-, furnished the 1 music. Among those taking ->'irt or the mm-ram weic: D L. ' Brown. dv >c-'!! VY.it vit). C G;.r- * rest repr* ;i niativc-s of visiting 1 mi.-Non group; P. K Biv.eniwv, 1 Assistant County Fai n Avr-t an- ‘ ndunced .a farm "tom ' at trie J * !. i in: - I son f.iivii fin Juiy 2ith to i truly mtilir,.-,; Icndurii tuhac ci' worms I Woods and were without food a and water for 10 day .-. They suck- / ed dew from leaves. They then 1 v came out on the plains and dead ; ,. ■ men lay for approximately eight > miles Th.-se troops were then re- f turned by others. They then began - ‘going over the top; a -real bat-, tie was fought. in order to get sleep the sol ; diets piled the dead men up and : lay down beside them for protec tion. He is respected by all for j lii; valiant service in both wars. Pfc. Roosevelt Hargrave has re lumed to Fort Campbell, Ken- -- i lucky after visiting his mother p and relatives in Salisbury. He f- p with the Airborne and a member * of the Drum and Bugle Corps. H< f, i foi n.-erly attended the Demolition , I Schooi at Yokohama. Japan. Mi Thun lar. lit.:of of New York - 1 has been at the bedside of nis , jaunt, Mrs. Effic Byod who is se- i tiously ill at Rowan Memoria. . i hospital. 1 l Mrs Keyes and Mrs Pay den of , j New Yor). have- been guests of ‘Mrs. Lent. Duncan. Mrs. Janie Aldrich has returned | from Johnson City, Tenn. where j j he was visiting. ! Theodore Coleman and Cl eve , land Rebeck are stationed in the t ! 'J. S. Navy in Barn bridge, Md. Mr and Mr-. Games were re- I ! cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W j ! l. Millet enroute to New York ——BFC j SMITHFIELD j i NEWS NOTES i . SMITHFIELD - Miss Wand: | Leach of New York City is here visiting her gland mother, Mrs, j Leach. ! Miss Catherine Smith has re i turned home after spending a va j cation in Mew York, visiting her j O. spent the weekend here with j her mother. Mrs Julia Sanders , sister. Mis* Martha Womack Mrs. Man-ilk; of Workington. D i • | BEAD ! | THE | | CAROLINIAN | | Drive Carefully! 1 HOMETOWN NEWS j ia. k » ... -->■« ■■ r> 'W. • ••«* .. ..... *“T * i * 4 * fa FRINGE HALL MVSON PI AN AID lOh NAM'!* - At their recent CiinVi lltioli in Newark, A J., the Prutci ital! Grand I <nl ge ■, o! the Iniled sliates dedi cated tlie organization to u pm v-O-MV-Oi/ 0.0 Ov. O OO.v'dOO I YOUR SCRIBE '; 3 By FREDRICK L. BURNS I f •> r '; f » DO'i'WTOOOvcaOGOO.C-OO.GO.OOOO.O.O.O'OO.OOO'OO'Ct'Ct FAYETTfC ILL. N C. A sur prise birthday puny riven Satur day July 19th at the homo of Mir Narin • Wa11,).. <• Jackson. 116 Wit- • listen St. fui bet aunt Mr.-. Mary' E Gillespie, assisting vert die bonorees sisters Mr.-. L a CL Hihitartt r.nd Me-; Minnie Camp-’ bell, a nicer- Mrs. Miidred Monroe The livui; loom Was decorated; with beautiful flowers. “Happy , Birthday ' was sums' and after an > xchauge of greetings lire guest • p; 0.-i-iil* cl Mrs. Gillespie with! ninny beautiful and useful pres-: • ids, wishing her many motc hap- j p.- birthuays. The tnenn v a- of ic> cream, ired ' lea, candy, take.- and nuts. Those present were num bers of the family Her bus band Mr. !’ 11. Gillespie, Miss FU&se Campbell, ( pi. and Mrs. Fred D. Wallace, Vndrcw Wal lace and several neighbors. Funeral services for Mrs. Rena Williams, a lifelong resident of the city who died Thursday night at hei home 414 Campbell Aw After an illness of several years; wore hold Monday afternoon -4:00, p.m. from Evans' Metropolitan A M. E. .T,ion Church by the pastor, j Rev. C. R. Coleman. Burial was Three Wilson Soldiers Participate In Events FORT LEWIS. Wash. Three Cpl. George A Coburn, whose soldier; from Wilson, N C. will wife Helen, resides at 1110 Wain p«.i’tin pate in “Operation Sign- wrigbt Ave. Corporal Coburn is n post, tne first controlled training graduate of Fayetteville State Col exercise geared to put the air do- lege and was tcochin.: at E< err-tts, fen so of the U. S. and Canada on N C. Junior High School before ,;n all-' -it operational basis. 1951. He is public information non- The North Carolinians are: t-or.inii.-sioned officer tor an anti- Cpi. Tin.-odorc R. Speight., son of • et aft .irtilten- Lottery. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Speight. 515 I~F James H. S..ivo,v son of Singletary Si Corpora) Six-ight, Mr ar.d Mrs .Tan,, H Spivey, who is an azimuth tracker for a 204 T- Vick St Private First Class 40-millimenter gun, entered the Spivey a battery clerk is a grad- Am-A in January 1951. He former- u ,-.?<? of Darden Hid- School and ly aU rnded Darden High School. was a student at North Carolina SFSG CINCINNATI GIRL HONOR KB ALTER DEBUT WITH LAR KY STEELE Charming Miss Genevieve Whitfield. Ctadnmd songstress, was e-n-honoree with Mr. and Mrs Larry- Steele at banquet tendered by Mr. sml Mrs, Stoss R. Hendrix at Club Hart cm in Atlantic City lasi Mondays The offer r was staged after Mr. Steele, who hearts the insenationally popular revuesi cat," “Smart Affairs of 195s,’’ had presented the young singer to hi* Club HaH«n audience In the above fdetore, MB® Whitfield hci in bet debut. The young ;;rain <»f miderwritiiiK expenses lor tin- NVAiT* lei;al research bureau Goal of the Alasons is stojwo sot 1 v, ’ Lodges ihrotiah * lit the nation on Sept. 12, the | date ol Prince Hall’s tdi thday. in Brook side Corned cry. She tis survived by her hus band ( larenee, a daughter, Mrs, Ala I lie Purcell at sou Own (' William o! Nevv \ urk. h<-r motiier Aft* Eliza Smith, three brothers, I.esiit and Tlnui.tan J. Smith of the city end Hubert Smith of Boston. Mass, four sisters Aliss«-s ( ath crliu aiid Odell Smith. Mrs. Li'/le .1 antes and Mrs. Nannie Ra- lord of New York City, and one grand -on William Moo. i of the armt d sci vir es at present stationed at Fort Beast-., N. ( M: -. Mu lie Muri of Cotuinbu. S. C. Set. J. P Sims of Cl .r --iott* N C. Mi.-s Maly Jatu.- Mc- Calium .-pent thi weekend with relatives in Rowland. N C. Mis, Beatrice McivUllar. of More liead City spc-nt the weekend with her family Mr. and Mrs McDonald of Frink Stic,-'. Rev John R McNair and Mrs D.U.-y Ll euiv.-e„ ale Oi, the sli k list. Friends of Mrs. Julia H Prince will he glad to know that her condition has improv ed, and is resting eonstortaUly at her home on Robinson St. lady was sem to Atlantic City on an all-expense trip by the Coca-Col* Bottling Works of Cincinnati, O. The dinner party was sponsored by the Coca-Cola j Company of Atlanta* Georgia, which Mr. Hendrix serves as public relations counselor. The entire east of -Smart Affairs’’ and key oitD.ens from the Allan | tie City ron munily were guests at the dinner, To Miss Whitfields left are Mr and Mrs. Steele, while *1 her right are Mr and Mrs. Kendrlx., Others. at fee ypoß.kt-.ry table are left to right j Jimmy Tylei. band leader and , 11l E CAR GLIM AN «n the nearest Sunday to that dab will hold special meeting lo raise moitev for this fund . -SiiiWU above (bat lo ll,lit; art; I John <i f.ewis Jr., grand ma ter of Oklahoma and president WE WEEK IN ( GOLDSBORO™ ’ ■ GOLDSBORO - Mrs. Laura Clark Smilth ha returned in her 1 >•••• me at 310 S .kune.- Sired and io: •- fine after i aider , a. . a. ot ■ ■ a .> the Wayne i lie. rial He- 1 la. Mrs Adda- (r. !'i'l-.u nto;- hu; .■■.• turned home after I • idall.e and i'l'iei'uli in Durham Couple Plays Host To Annual Church Event DURHAM - ThP ar;nii.-.l picnic o‘ Xhr W ill. Tv s'- Circle of the AM;' /ion ( hu>'<‘n. Dm * ? ;,;T-. was held Toly 12 -«t the home C;i \n ant: Mj> l.'scit* I*'V»nthii of 015 Vi kv r- -idviW H Mi:- Therodo*- ia FolcU-f oi the eiub. Tin Price Street Neighborhood C\itj was honoivd. Miss Annie M. Dm•.* :-■ in i; i *;v.'idcid *:*f UrH ulu*s A delicious vepr:t was served to ah of the gucM and members Tlie attest lu-t included Mr. and V; ..Lib. : McDo ■. hi Mr- N.u -,.- 'S Dennis. -*L. and Mr.- John H. B. Mays, Mr. and Mr-. V. John .-.-•n mil *pc.i; M . Geo- >t Chavi.-. ~nd Mr and M Ouediah B;. - bee. Tht tve-mbers of the Price Stic- ’ NV-ighboi hood Club include; Mrs. G’anvs Fmicctt. Mr- Ja-.uwfa tvr.-on. Mr and Mir. Lonnie Smith Livingstone President Is Trip To Europe By AMEZs | IIMTOKS NOIL: See Photo Colic,ye before uitcoiN the Army m January 19.'. 1. All three soldiers are members i.'i the 31 st Anti-Aircraft Artillery fire. ode. which will s ard the Pa cilic Northwest in the ?ky-.-can ning maneuvt set for July 16-28. Army aife-a irerhft un«;s -viU work jointly with the Air Force, Canadian air defenses and a ma jor uoi tion of the Civilian Gro nd Observes Corps (GOO. thanks Mr. Stevie and his east for the support they had given director of mnsic for the above. Charlie Johnson. Club Harlem staff, Mrs. Louis* Browa, amt ( and chaperon of Miss Whitfield, j IMck Alien, aide to the mayor of Atlantic City, and Mr. and Mrs. Marco M. Holt. Mr. Hoii is j attached to the Atlantic City hu- | re&u of public relations. While in Atlantic City, Mbw Whitfield lived at the Liberty Hotel. She i received the Key f*> the City 184 enjoyed a pleasant week’s stay ; in the vacation matt. i of tin- Conference of Grand Mas ter-. Piiion- Hall .'Jasons, and Willard \V Alien grind master <ii Mat gland. I \ S’P| New York City. Mr. Ralph Horan-, the husband; of Mi- Mice Hogans and one of J Golds; oro oldest Negro barbers’ cued at his home on S. Virginia St. , Ji.lv 15th. Funeral was held front; the S'. James . .-.ME Church oil; Thursday Juiy 17 3:00 p.m. with Mrs. Martha Pi.'.ram, Mrs, Robeta Edmond.--.):'.. Mrs. rhotna, Bailey. Mrs Carry Buch. Mrs. Jannie V-, Mr, Wilbci Milan.. Mrs. Susie R Cbritmus M;;*. Fidelia p. ~,1... Mr; 5, :vjU , Swans. Mrs . . Mr. A B. Burch. M„., Ami i*- M . Duuaan, Mi . 1 lufe mella Smith ! The members of the White Row Cncuf Club include; Mis. The.or docia Felder, Mrs. poldie B Bur nett Joy f: Mrs. Edna T. Satter fi,-ki. Mr- Pearl Spearman. Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Smith, Mr and ... D. H Ciiipn, Mrs. Lillie Brov.ii Mr-. Tes-ic Green, Mis. Ca: .L. c !h> a Mrs 13. E Gi0:,.., :,.., i Mrs Gphilia Chadwick Mi. . *.d Mis. t. Felder, Mr and Mr> C--.-j .c iL- more. Mr and Mrs AJi-nzo Ervin and Mr George L. Chavis. elsewhere this i■- u t-) NEW YORK Dr. William J. j Trent, president of Livingstone College, Salsbury soiled July 1.5 on, the 'Holiand-Arneriean liner. | Zuirierkruis to visit England.; Scotland, France, Switzerland and i Italy. Dr, Trent's European tour! a -in of the AME Zion Church j a-:,; Liivnt stone Alumni ir. recog nition of his 27 years of, serv- j ice. during' which period Living-j stone achieved lull accreditizatton j as a four-year liberal Arts col- ; k’ge and a S7SO,(WXt building cam- 1 1 piiien was successfully completed,; While in Scotland, D. Trent will visit the home of David Livingstone, missionary, ex plorer and humanitarian for whom the college was named , In 18ft<> The great schools of Glasgow and Edinburgh, which produced many of the world s outstanding theologians and j hihiieai scholars are also on t)r Trent s itinerary. , An authority on world history, j Dr Trent will visit the historic | places of England, including Lon- ' dons Westminister Abbey, St. : Paul'.- Cathedral and the House oi • 1 PmiiSfhent, as well as the col- i • leges and universities of Cam- ■ bridge. Dr. Trent will return to Sails-1 : bury, North Carolina at the end ; of August to prepare for the open- J ling of Liviingstone and ,'4ns; tv. < nty-onhth year 3;- president of . the college He is a member of j the SaJsbury Board of Education; j i the executive committee of North j | Carolina Interracial Commission, • : and served as president of the; .North Carolina’Association of Ne !gre Colleges in 1927 and I*4l. , Dr. Trent is the father of W. J , i Trent, Jr., Executive Director of I the United Negro College Fund, of which Livimgstom- is a ; ter institution, BFC : SEND US ! YOUR NEWS! mr.i\ is. iiiiv’j ..Aft «ij)aV i t i i lijifj Impressive Cerernamies Highlight Annual Sessions DUNN Th,- annual me • ting ,ot District 18 Prince Hall Masons, and the District met ting of the j order of the Eastern Star eon ; vened in Dunn in the HarueU l County Training School recently. The Eastern Star session was | opened according to the Ritual : with Deputy Mi;;. B. F Ferguson | presiding. During her prelimina , tigs she emphasized the- need of . the true Christian spirit with an j open heart of good wilt to and j for fellow associates. I Honom wore given worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Maggie Stromt. Sister Strong left pertinent in* , formation \hieh will be helpful | to all groups in ttieii respective ■ field,*-' of duty. | Mrs. Satterwhitc extended heart felt expressions of welcome to the ; large delegation. In behalf of j these Orders from three conn-. ! ties a few words of response were j given by Mrs. Ethelind S. Sim | ntons. Report-: from all chapter- from Harnett Hoke, and Cumueriind were given which show ed marked improvement: with much enthusiasm and interest pro-1 j ■ ■?* '“WW* ? m DISCUSSES NEW PROJECT— Dr Kwume Nkruniah, first i prime minister of the Gold Coast, recently spent several days in a series of eenferenees with British officials to*discuss the Volta River project. Repre sentatives of the British Com monwealth and of the (told Coast met in .-Vera, capital «! the African nation, to dicus* PITCHERS PLAY TOP BALL CHICK ASHA Ok! a. (ANP) Tne class D Sooner lea sue has two Negro pitchers in its: ranks. • Earl I. Basov, formerly of the Amarillo Coils with a 12-4 record last year has joined the Chickasha Chiefs. A rival team, the Sherman Twins of Sherman. Texas has signed Napoleon Daniels Other teams in the Soon* r Lea gue are McAkster, Paul Valley, Shawnee, Lawton, Ada, and Atd m ore. the Rev. E. S Hassell, pastor, svt ) ficiattng. Burial followed <n the Elmwood C<anetery. Airs. Annie Ho.ans ha* returned *•■ her home or, Virginia Street. ! after living w ith h> r daughter in i Virginia for the past few year. E. A. Thornton, vice commander, j Division Six. Department, Ann-ri -1 /•an Legion; Mrs. Thornton, and | Adjutant G. E. Wilson attended a District meeting of the sixteenth 1 District and installation service in ' Valdeses Sunday July 20 They | were accompanied bv Mrs Violet i Pullen and Mrs Lillie Mae Wil ! kins of Raleigh. ! Comnnhnder Thornton wa: cue.--:. | speaker at the 2:30 meeting. Be - j tween 250 and 300 perrons at tended the meeting. The group re | ports a very fin* meeting and trip ; Mr. Thornton announces that the | first official meeting for the new j vear of -all the District Comman ; dei $> in the Western Area will be I held in High Point, N. C. Sunday ' j August 3, at 2:30 p.m. £nti the i meeting of all the District Oom j mander. in the Eastern Area at j Division Six Department of North | Carolina Ameican Legion a ill be | held in Goldsboro on Sunday August 10, at 230 p.m. The High Point meeting will t*e held at the YWCA Building Wash ington Street anti the Goldsboro;] melting will be held at the Col- * cred Community Center. Paul Williams, Valdrse, is com- . mander of Hit* Western Area, and Julias W Davi- Warn-nton, is commander of the Eastern area All district comanders we urged I to attend these meetings. ALLAN MIMS, INC. FORD SALES ! AND SERVICE 22& Tarboro St... TELEPHONES 2.2101 8425 j Vriiliny. 'tin* degiee of the Queen of the South was giv»-*t to over a. hundred candidates. This service highlighted the even lira. i Othei di-Jin. lshed visitors to ; iii tnc lon v- I Vo. Mrs. ;N. W Cherry, Past Grind Deputy |end sister Connie Williams. Both | gave inspiring remarks A Jfeint session of Mason- end | Lir-ti cn Star sisters was on*- of i interest Grand Morter Dr. G. D. 1 Carnc - ts pr- rnted b> Mr. B. F. Fermi-un. Grand Master Games vividiy spoke 'ii the peculiarities of Masomy ••• i icli criminated in Illustrating the highest type of mo rel a definite requi;;ment for all iu keep as an abiding friend. A lovely dinner with all consti tuents was served the dining hall. Grateful recognition is given to Sist«-r Cudrington who is serving an unrxplrcd term a ■ Worthy Ma tron of Dunn Oh pn-: and to Bro ths i Richardson Worshipful Mas ter and Patron and to numerous j others lor tln-ir generosity and 1 helpfulness ut making this meet ing one of great success plans for the project. Through this scheme ihi- volta and baux ite industry of the (lold Const would be developed to improve Industry. Sharing the spotlight in the above picture in front are Gov. Sir Charles Arfieli-t iarke (left) ol the Gold Coast, Dr, Nkrumah, and Oliver Lyttelton, secretary of the state of the cot or.ies for Great Britain. Lyttel ton did not participate ill the series *1 meetings, but he did address the group. —(A.NP) FIJI'S® S --5£ i 86 Proof JM STRAIGHT WHISMTS IH TMtS PRODUCT ARE « YEARS OR MORE OIS *S% STRAlCaffl Wf-UiKEY, *3 g NEUTRAL SRSRITS, WSTU.U» 0 FROM GRAIN. 0 wuin-i* t vat! i*r,a w*su pint FOR THE BEST VALUES Cash or Credit SOUTHERLAND FURNITURE CO. 207 F John Street Phone 1055 GARRIS DRY CLEANERS AND HATTEHB “ONE DAY SERVICE” 3OK N. Center Goldsboro Quinn-Miiier g >7^l Furniture KINSTON BELL-STUART funxhtrt Company Ouoßty FurniiuTft, ItaaMMable Price* BSM* N. Saha, Street Goldsboro, C., phone 176®-J
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