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_ HOMETO WN NEWS & VIEWS
AROUND WARRENTON
WITH
MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN
WALRLNTCN Glnm-u ■ at t..
.uWn.' : i- - at- ■- . uu
fee tiit- i: :,u A • - i i,
ke. . vvl'.ul/t-r yw. v r:11 in ;iti:t::t h
i.-.l TIME lb MARCHING
( jN
• WhYm -«<,-> thr., to m
V-Cx Lull Ui l.it iiiUJOI li-a/tiC bUsr
uldl . ; ;:U lU\ t -til. ||':. V 'I • ■
second stesion yi Snm.uvt ik-hooK
IS Well Cede: VAC. sum: net V, e.'i!
li"ig j> ; .lit i. .i 1 - I 'J' I S it' Oil tiic
bargain rack 1 and Fail .-tyies
on ~i ,«Ui-'iU> -■ f.. ■ . if.
start: vtni cart iti.ti l .'
tifilbi I>J i ■ - U.Olu, Ol i :*.<... ooi;
ih just a few shojy aei.-l!-; be
♦•ft* t! hed ii.i'ii;--■: \
M.OIV Ui v ui \\ .1 . -..■otOrd.il .
have iia i v>u'lidt■ i■ fi• i even-inl
vacation u*it.» {Jot j! >.,u iiavt- a-
IjOlhci t:;p lit ITlli.C. .u.d !-, tiKe-i
O t '>o.l V. 1 1 , \\l ; \ l!.:. i1 r l ; I''
trip . l.tt-fi plasmim* itii
.goodlier' • ,-S.t hunt and tai-t it!
l liOC it ? riMATiON j .
thief It In. • , rn ,! !,„• I i : ■
j d planned to maht time .m ■
,t)TTtfc a. am it >OU ai'C.'i t a’t .(tit
Hail 'Vt! V old it liOV. lil bit t
same to you S.. don't put
i.r.othf i wt i< r’oii t'.: ! sain ..
t*t tli«‘ closet lii'ii pack it. as
lain as von can. and bit tit- road
Ti.on, when you ot ... a :■ •m <■
to call me and lot nu i .
news .tloii in. mi r. oi. mat you*
many friends we u-u in Vm
rengton, a; well a. ■ in i,r. .
row US i.i j ■.; i. .in. ■ u! tin
pISCtr.S .’■ . i . 1 'lit 11 is I VO' :
saw, and the thu . /-hi did St
k-'ep us‘po.-T-.--i ..a.; ■
Blit Jot US J- ■ . .it till'
v. eek no
VVaremoiiini. Vr.it i aimis
Vacano: 1 • I I-. I' i'. :!
N. Y.. .Nuipra r'aiJ:- and ‘ in
vere Mr. aru;) Mi.- ,J.;
iitm ,-uici ( ; a to'dor. liai'id Juliet and.
Mrs, V!. ’> H Davit . Th, ..
also stopped ovi-r ir, C tt' lot.s- .•
p , ■ i V jl!.. --1 ; it’ i ; t
on which Lincoln .... it- •,i- 1:.,.a :
‘addres.-, i ... ■ al.--u ju ■a. :
through tito niOtintaSua a.-l rennsy
Ivaniti iDHi -, ■>■ 111 soim, tiuu v cat
.tic friend*: u; Piuiai.iclplu . :u.i;
.it W 'yn: IV-ity
While I hi- ,!;i ,>■ : J ohn- . .1. t . ,
it: tiuif.-, l .i N . - til. in-
Mi urul Mi 'Aiiitam Ji a. ■■■,
Mr VVi I ? ~i - ta.iTOli o: iMioi:
ivlll tu: 0 ... ,1.].. to it Mi .'., to . t
Ml'S J a l.f-: .J..... ii; \ v ill, i. i!i.
sistiM hi, r. mm; i- -. 11 ... i V,' ..
it-iiton ti ..... , now ,■■ • hi i.:
clothing iic )j, .tm a. -Ptiioii
M,* :' J*i. c‘ Patrick ii.ilijilititi iii
2vi I'S. it t Hi ~ 1 ■i 1 i (i| ~
her Vacation Witb Aii l ' i:.. ii .
Pit irru-: aad ,vi: -.i .i: t i .Me ito
win in New Vox, City
M 1 and i'-i - J'' - ] !r.a a:at
daughti a Marjoi it- ami ;-.j. f.b •:
lit- /.:■ t-.i! !i l- vt el ~ i'
of i',l J .! Mi. J!l
/iiston n, a• f ,1:. v.> 'J':.• > . ;
spent some turn? Kt I mi a vi.-.. ia at
and Oi■ <in Bret - ■ la it.
Group Uutne ii nlo Tln-vf
Bill.'
Some of Ui-. mens of tin ia
XieVOJent iii.iltoll; CM: irioton-! to 1
Cherokee. N. C. lust t'rid;iy ;o ? m- i
lies.t-1 to. t.iirHHi- di a;na 'Unto
These 31 i JI•. T a n pm 1 liav.t.
been simply endiraib cl .at tu ■
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PORT WASHINGTON, N Y. —The day of sagging neck-linos on
tee-shirts is over, thanks to the new reinforced nylon and cotton neck
barn) on Fruit of the Loom tee-shirts Jot men and boys now being lea
tuicd in stores all over the country. This young sailor, having worn
his tee-shirt for several months, demonstrates how the neckband keeps
pcm-cl shape even uiiti ‘ uggeri wt a.t and jtpeateo washings.
; t.! • 1 i ;<ht ~vu'i iv turned tie re 01: j
i :t- 1 x cLsy IcrlMfied \n tin groU|: «
• : .Me • ■’.ie ’ c.V „.?'>• Hody .‘. !
■ Van iv VV*;o:> o*- Ac!a \Va!)-:-• r aoc ;
;■ . ... 1 t j.,* YVv : t • Vi t. V*? 011 i : t* :
( JiT.* ■' °*- ■ . jr---■■-i'ktnd 0| -«tl- i U}i\- j
- -» t .v{.if *
i \/«<l -Sunday Afternoon Mes- j
; dO'*c y- Wiuii’y M’OU v l c c . * Tii'iStiri'rS- Ai * j
! oiiftor. l.ur*i» D Now.'-orne anc: 1
•Vi v dv alter HoUt-. «?i., motor to;
i iMUI . I.' ti. UK< In.- Mom
I 'M-.i ii... -.1- Ten: Tel! iiauentei .
' ; ivi; :.i:d Mr . .Vi-'lvin TiUiStaU - j
i.-.i a litliv- Mi J.otTlc Beil Hu. Vl - I
: ui: : a :ua.Uuiy,iitt-i oi 111: alici \
'ms a:< Jyl’in- two aii‘1 1 :
; . c . U-. a-. the !'.T?\. l Mm.a. at |
: R.rai Lift ScivOo! Tin' i
* • f y «i j *
i Milihed Martin, directress of the |
i .-..trip, M«.-sdafne< Modes. An mgton ;
1 ! ... : . an- ■!. :o of the :
Dr'afi-v olirl.t MatrCiic: C!:d. Wh'f* j
i the aii-3tj.it■■lire Mai St by at ,
' <;Me ramp to tin- tut. *:ifH
I jVii f r Brown At Id t<< l’a- j
, , .a C last ;Uuii‘.M?v iii :M! Se !
I mi ti■ * ianUi ll .lv HnaaiMa of fat i
L.i.-nun Nu lii-itu Fnitet mt.v, j
1 Ciuipter XI of which he is a mein- j
oer The orr.i',i/atio'i i. i - up!
lice - i:-.t ti nioc tci.ii'i' Th> group j
! completed -plan;- for their annual;
| Beach Oiiiiia foi tiieu wives uitu .
I mend"- on August 3rd arid 4t!i
run. Vera h a tali V. ■: iu. Suite |
-..MM i Mil; I iii i1 i -ulia: thitt :: 1 ,
1 .NfiM&u :a<?w- ta. visaiunv Mr ;
‘Mm -mMS arid Mca iiidiey m -. i-f. • j
1I v V tiiii ‘
I UK‘ w-cci-.‘ mi in UAiCii'i, N. C ...
I . ,:.:d of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fun
j i\-1 bu t , Ivl iT*. iVi 1 : dI C U VV h a i i! V a ;.id j
. .imm-: T’M ShMd-i of N.irSlt < Mu'- ,
! ; Mina C.M >ili-;.. Mr am! A! r Fun-!
| i I-..::; : a 0(1 niethcr, Mra Hiywaid S
j yiU;', Med Iviv, Sisuih accniT-Tioruod \
! " Jnrkson borrio und we- e tin |
{U;,::er yuert!' of Mr. rind Mrs. j
( v. 1 •.:*lli AndervO!;. Tiiev were :ksu j
; . e - 1.; of Air. end Mr* .j. Ba- j
! !,:•] i' i ii; ! : C i'ullp j
- 1 *> On- di-efji'J' *ii VV'a. v L>i John O j
: 1 I .
! .ifc! -ufiS I r'»! Z. lliiV 1 , Hi'Cl, Ji Jiiu !
J jvi-i id r’h iiisct-j i-dl-et, j 'A i;V t*il ;
; • enert-': of iVir nnd iVi r- I; •
j i- . lHn:-nrn red he.
.ii r Hov/ai’d 3fid sr/jis j
ct iii ii} Hi; iit t i i y .) tin; i itn arid J no* i
r ti vi-it Rev nnti Mrr Clauds j
1 ‘‘-i*-i)he)is L&ior ii» tin- vv ted. the j
; Stephens* I-a only rane iiere to vi- ;
•.it tie R £ j.an-njii ■ Mrs, Step- |
; in in, <: the toj me? IVii.v. Bei'ti'tkt j I
Mi- and fvi; ii 11. T.M,a .dmi :
Mi* crj'l lv|i ‘ . w M i'hon Eton i ,
1 • ! Durhnnf N. < ‘ v. t- e tne re-.em | •
; i '1: Oj Mr:u fviabc'i MlikliOT JJ:d i
; Mi 8..• Ti,0.,n."i ;
Ah and iVir C-e'ii .« ii - ar oij j .
I arid dir and Mr [rvinr* Jones ail 1 '
‘ , eje-e f .nr visit -i i - Mr and | .
•r. . WiUn- i' 1 it*, and Mr unci i.Vu's. j ;
tu.njauiin Howell
*vl iCieoryt Johnson of Buffalo, j
IN. V. j.- visitlnv Mr. Hij-J Mrs. j (
George Carroll, and also Miss Kan- ; i
nie ivi."' Hiumtik ; in He/ derson, !
| A. C C
vi.- s. Kiiiiet U F'erry, Sr and so A;.
vV.m.uu and M*'. it;.ici Air?:. Krnitxclt
Pt ji y ji . OI Ba tlMi'iO r-c*, IVj,ai • !-i i.*.i
vi f: L tie LVvV i I { s:uc>t.-. of iVir. -UU
lUlx. ttn'tOl; Joiliv
la V'cvly- di et ter and Cl art-'itee '
Bnvro.v. Jr fro in BroolUyn. N V..
. arc ?:peiidijsif> the ■ur.imc: with
. ..tc'r autit Mrs Ma 1 y H o berts.
IvX -*. anu All:, ivloies Bryant anc! ,
'■'oti Qa-vi'un and Mr. anct Sirs >
: WaUcr Parker anti iaivnly wcov;
! die recent ..y.r-;-sts Os Air aiui tV/T:'. i
v Oriie Willtaais
Aii?'. Fiui a fcitit ttdt of BOS' Au*
t. LaiiT ;no rectr.t r •cs*
I i s' d M>s. Harris
W , Htif
■ . t An* -vcit
.i*. paiviiii M:' iii.il A:.'»* Rit*
Ibe i! Hia ri.
’vs M. ». AH bright t: home as- 1
it- * uiiiiii’.f .c.i.ioi ut;
i.'.ii* i'. Cell.: 0 ii 1 vli'i i!U MUluu.
C.-.:cn. of Mi. and Mrs. Claren
| cc- v'tcen and son ia-t wi-«-kend :
Mrs. llfiiM-l Bvasweil amt:
j -ii... .iter, V voiiiH- ui Cited yi hi,
; f-u ABo Mi r Eu}a Bnulrity ot i
; Mimwiit-ti t’i> iv u ■ hi.ri. l ittlf
l.iis ~ VVOt.iK BIMdWcJ) M-MliiiliS
! icniMir.cit-i ..f the itimmtr u >t<t,
I .(i.; Groenl.
litre And Tiurt
Mi- Edita W Harris was ti't
,'t . l of As; • Pearl i-itt.s last Mutt
in 'ii-m.it'i ■ bu. N, C ,-i: Hu*
,: .- mu.is u gu»s-l lit tin- Ijiouii- ,
! mbnrUtfi Clardet't Club at its meet- i
Ms Hubei i 5-.ici.iio and child: en i
i :.m! Mr.- VerrriOti K-I!> 1 t Ben- j
j ui-rson. N C. were the recent |
j JUi'S'.'i of Mrs Edna Harris Mi*-sj
i Gertrude Scutt ol Henderson spent I
I vend (levs here visiting Mts-C
: Mni-yuri- Harris
Mr-- Km hard Uarri;-, Jr and
• laughter, Annette. Who :tv A been !
j ill, art* imifh improved
IVilit uiicv B. JOxjo£ Wtl? vt j
patiriit in W.-i'Ti'i. Ortunai itu? !
P'lTitl last week
Lit Hinton Joiie- 3r v.i-tti to.
j tin V etc-ran I' Hospital m uurbum i
i’t-i i idly for <'i checi:-up *
Ri-cupt-i at in; iroin a r‘'U.'nt ill- j
■ >t• ■ j tiltlc Aii Vdijui ia Alston,
daiui'idcr ul Mr. and Mrs. Jarn<-.-- i
j AL ton.
:\ 1 j .Is ■ i: i a A Cion undo rwon 1 sur- |
• dy at Warren General Hospital j
! lie t weak.
i Mr. Clarence Pimomia in- ;
: jii i ,-i.| Alien in- fell while work!'!:;
:«• ,1, hi; (inii.-irn i:; ■ h Ui- I .<>ol is■ 1
I week IK- is improvin,? rapidly
Anoltn-r ! mul? Keunion is llehl
, The Ntchoisiin;; of Stone;. Lawn
; Comirmnjly ri-puri having had *•
.... ■ Hide; 1.1 time at tiwir family re-
I union. Mr. .mil Mr; S .1 Nicnn!-
on ■.ime h-.i i to tto- ' roup, i'r>- |
, ... Vlr .ii.it :Vi..- U*- • fiic.
iC'liOli bn ut Du tli- 1 i ; Va Mr
....I ivi;:. Grant .fom-r, t!;.- lormu
Mi , Kuijv Let Niciioiroti: Mr. and,
;Vh ■ , Jiitii us Porirmi.Uth.
iV: Mr. rtid Mr Thomae Hunt
. ami Uaufliiiei of Htmlei son, N. C.
! i,I: and Mrs T A .Hunt of VVar
rciitnti; IVir. S. J. Nicholson, Jr of
11.,, ; i us, I- N. J . Mr VV iii U
ChceK. an uncle of near the home,
arid Mrs. Lila Check and dattgh-
I («--* of Kiitri ii, N (.’ P.f'.C Leroy |
! Ntehi'iltion. not prt..--"iil, if now or-
Vii; iii U. S At Jf i a Jfifibn. I
t-.i gij-i-ini-iil i- .Aisiiiiitrii-ed
.-,1; jfjd ivi j : L.-an Wright an- !
f.iji ince * the e: irayi-iiif-ni of tne.l ;
datightei'. Elmira, to Airman 3 -C j
,taint r Arthur Williams sou of Mr. |
and Mr:- Charlie William' The ;
will tak- place Align t j
10th at t!:00 Ji ill. at the Baptist j
Church. Friends ut the tamiles are
invited to attend
Both IVLrr Wright and Airman
Williams are graduates of John R. j .
H r kin: ID h School Miss Wright! ‘
, i mployed at tile Warrer Genet*- j 1
ai Hospital. Airman Williams was <
a .Junior at Johnson C, Sin it!: 1
l.i-u in- war called into the Aair
Foret’. He is presently stationed ]
. t 1 "ope Aii » eld, F"i. Bragg, N. C.
*, lull News
The Benevolent M.'.'.roris Club
.July ii.iid with Mrs. Edna 1
Hams a-: t:Ostess. The members j.
! wtii all presont Mrs. BeUie Hug- |
. i t of Philadelphia, Pa. was tic- j !
(:hb. ■'Cit. High score was won;:
by Mrs. Carrie Williams. The low .
] prize 'vent to Mnirs. Priscilla f
; D-mston. Tilt hostess served >a. <
delif.li.iii-: r ec-pa t at the tild ui Uie ,
:bn if.t • session. j i
Obituaries j i
Mrs. Aaliee Akins of the Snow ! «
ill'll Comui'iity dud Thursday, July!'
:6th ■ Funeral services were held : '
j
PARKING ■ ’ -1 EASY visiles lo Rocl.ir.gham ! i ■_;■
curb spate by the meters and also free off-street parking Rocking
ham's free parking lot vras one of hundreds of civic improvements
undertaken by ICS towns competing in the ' Finer Carolina" contest |
sponsored by Carolina Power („ Light Co The contest has also I
signed 1,500 farmers building a half-million acres of Und by soil
and water conservation
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News Os Greenville
By Mrs L. R. Taylor j
oKS EXVILLK Titr'se are very,
, ar- v iiavr in via Section The old;
"... - . I
i towcco belt liar on, :ts cotois a- j
raiu and i-i-opit are busy Every j
moridns n ~n> are roing out to;
.vork a. ' i-.-cn leaves of gold I
ui d adii gold to their own pockets, j
, Many will use sue ofiPfiMEl unity to.
' make frlo?'ey"fft thf- work tc’rat«?h •
old an-, (irepare foi trie v. ra
i tet u> getting needed c-.al oil, j
| loud and clothing and ot lei things
lot then* con fort
Leery stu:e lii-rk Will C’e fiusv ,
nov. until «.idwinei neipiuj peo- .
[.be iitaKc itiiU *v iSt? I
: 'hoicc-s. Car, will be .-.old a.>ci even;
; '.he alphabet rt<>ie? ‘.viii do a rood
. . ronCas i gucs.i they in by cctpie
! Hrst.
Wnati-vef thr ckusi and witich-;
.ever vva> it is r.peni is not to be- ;
Lpitruoned but it is hoped that |
aii cl.ildci'u - wall as patents will J
benefit jo ;. way Unit will ret;.:
to make them happy and comfort- ■
j aide
J .icv neid ivholc’SOilif tood,:. :
plenty ol vegetables fresh from :
, tilt- rardc-n. fruit and milk, oread :
j it-reals and nuttei
! J'hc little tot will want a new !
v. ardrobc One In- can use for i
j . bcool and lighter ones for these >
, hot sultry days.
He will also want . clean tic
: -mt and full t la-.'e, for his recre-j
. .iv tuu So (.lor.’t forget 10 Cull- '
!ii ievite to t ic- most worthy causr
I ... we prosper
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Scott j
. cmr of IJuibciio. N. C were in tne ;
! city last week .-.uc !. of Mr
Dune': pa: .mi i m-;, aft Mr and '
Mi: !'.' ... L.oriv Aitei spi'iiibii.--
!., *1 .-, lull., hi-i'r* they llav- : 1 ■
ui'OCii hOiiie .e;u took thi- fathCi,
vlr 1 rev lOf i and Uson.
! Thad Douglas to vacation in Dus-.
Mr. u.iid Mrs. VVih y Ringgold
-non• lust week visiting his rD- .
ter. Me. Si Taylor. Along with
mem were then five children,,
Bai barn Ann, Mary, Pulsoy, Walter
and Charles They liavr retunred
.iCune to Teim
Mrs. E Barker of Fayetteville ;
pent a few days iuM wi-i.;k ■ ith :
r ll-1 nit i>- heie. Mb' K \\ r J. bn- ;
.-.on.
Mrs. V.-■ t.. and Ovanf Wilson ni
.Viartin-viUe Va. spenl lust week •
vifitiur. f.ii and f-.ii'r Jifii Ailc-ii .
tide. ,
A few young people enjoyed* a
watermelon t-atmo. last Sunday .
i-veilin;’. ..t 11't him.e of Ml i. H. ,
1 ayloi nonoving Mimes Anna L. I
ind lie.la- Sowell of Ijurhan
Thc-jre present were Misses Faye
Mark, Wiata .\fSfims, Vida A Wai- j
Ur?:, .Aiiuie Chapman, Lily Mac;
lorn-,-'. Maud Walters and iVhr sis, ;
Matthti -,v J Lew is, amt Charlie!
Moore
CHARLOITE NC NEWS |
by MRS. MATTIE CAI.DWELL
Telephone G-0768
i
T
CHARLOTTE -- The "Fleur de- .
Lia" 1 Garden Club met at the honie j
of Mrs, Edna Latimer, 232-i Van-,
derbill Road. Mrs. Carrie Gilmore!
presided in the absence of the pre-;
sdderit. A di&cussion on plant di-j
siAcises and preparations for tall
and spring gardening was led by |
Mrs Ruby Lipsey. Members pre-j
* " ’ j
last Sunday at tie Baptist Church !
ill Mscr.n
Fijra raj servjei. for Mrs. Mary
Foote of the Churobhill Conruntini- j
ty wei conducted recently.
Aiso funeral services for Mrs. j
Sue Curistnia.s of the Snow Hill j
Community '-.ere held lecently j
Si ei us that I’ve riven you ad the*!
iniormaiion t an J have now. Till!
next week then, yours truly wish- j
ki to leave you with this thought: j
"It what v. e learn after v, i think,
we know d ml, that counts.”
THE CAKOIINIAM
, They h: u lots c-t fun counting |
, the seed in the melon they ate ;
| and eatiie* more melon to get the j
j must Seed in Older to be a prize j
wunner.
I Mis- Lillie Mat- June.; was t-he I
i winner and the guests were given |
* small just Each one expressed 1
-incVr.? Jipß appKfcciVttldri f
for this little affair
The Ladies Social Chib met last
Tuc.-.ua.? ni.int .it the tiome of Mrs j
.1..U l 11., .
Sit K
Thu., tom .vc know M on the ’
: s-i'K list are impiovmg and doing!
! iiic-ety. Among them arc- Mrs. Anna |
Mason. Mr. Jessie Barehen, Mrs. ■
Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Ella Elks, !
:ma Mr W p. Norcott.
DEATH
Mr. Couiici* Keid, formerly of j
i Jilt'd Point, N. C. tiied in Pitt j
j Memorial Hospital here last f*ri- !
ray The body was returned to;
i High Point for burial
.vi, - Ei a L Jones died at her •
; tome on Railroad Street last Wed- I
tiesday A. M.. July 22. Funeral ser
vo es were at Selvia Chapel Free
Will Baptist Church on last S..:n
day The eulogy was preached by ;
j the pastor of this church, the!
i Rev. John W. Wilkins
A sister, a brother and a son
survive along with many other rei
: .lines and friends.
Mr If E. Raynor, a plastcrei ;
who !i.kl done much work here
: ill On -hVi ut- war ! b led to hj r - \
; a;d i'll Wed.day A. M. July 22 j
: when oil ,u nunaiw bridge t ie door
;of tilt eat in winch lie was rid
;mg .suddenly opened He Waned •
' nut to dost it and a truck drove
u.io -aim and killed him instantly. !
Kit rvut.i i- in much ?:y.:,patby
wit), thi family.
Little Jiuuei Far! Staton, -nn |
'of Mr and run: Willie C. Staton, ,
lias iv- a niiy joined ■ <ur papei ... las f ,
! He cells and reports promptly for j
the papers he takes
Hoginnh: next ua-ek we shall )
'have t-ip paper ynifh of thi* week j
. news. The one who svlls tfn‘ moat ;
i ..u.ia..and ic-poi t- in- finance |
promptly will be- given some pup- ;
i iicity for his work. j
i Tim. later we plan a social for 1
| i hast- youngHe.who boost and •
-ell the CAROLINIAN. T-'<ey ar>.- j
iii Lii'i fig 111 lit'.-..? too. Hu do pit-a ’
c ip tiii-m mil by riving them ;
your ia '.vs us any ivind buy a pa- j
per, and get a neighbor to buy j
one.
Thts-'i: ait- youi children and the
yon;' paper, so help the cause
ever/ week Anil we thank you
Make the highways and biways
-iiti'j- by drivin-.; more carifftillv. ;
li" (.or let ,i be you who lakes;
ihat which wt cannot give— LIFE. !
Please let's drive carefully and j
safely.
. sent were; Ivies dames Carrie Gil- ;
| muie, Roth Tiimin. Edna Latimer,
| Daisy Catkins, C 35. Champion,
! Polite Williams and Ruby Lipsey,
! Next meeting will be a garden
i gar?'' at the home of Mrs, Gilmore
ion Beattys/ord Road at which
gathering guests will be invited.
Miss Iva McCarter, director of
! the Bethlehem Center for nine
| years lias resigned the Charlotte
post and lias accepted a position
; with the peek Children’s Home
: ill Polo, 111.
S ‘me was guest .ton or Friday
i night at an informal reception
! 'ponsored by the Charlotte Branch ,
jof the National Association for ,
| I in- Advancement of Colored. Peo- ;
i ole. A program of music was of- i
| sered by Miss Essie Shippy and l
;I in Seventh St. Presbyterian
| Church Men’s C'-horus. Among <
those paying tribute to lmr work I
j with the Negro community wen •
, Rev. J. B. Humphrey, Miss Allegro 1
| Westbrooks of the Public Library ‘
d Mrs. Mildred Gtlliard of tin* !
j V W.C.A.
| Mrs. Marie Neely entertained at
| set home. 517 S. Long St., July 2ft
|in honor of her birthday. The fol- ,
I lowing guests were present: Rev.
jA. E. White, Rev. J. H Brandiey, j
I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henderson, Mr. j
j end Mis. C* inrlk Brown, Mr and
! Mrs. D. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs !
J Thorn well and son, Mr. and Mrs !,
Owens and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. j .
William Hart. Mr. J D Troy, Mr. :
W T Lewis, Mr Douglas Aaron j
and Mrs Laura Wright.
| Betty*.' Faye, GayneJle, Thomas ;
I and Donald Neely are spending !j'
; the summer with their grand par- j
; cots, Rev. ind Mrs. V. L. Dixon
I of Philadelphia. Pa. They have ai- ■
| so visited in New York. Harve de- , : -
Grace, and Aberdeen. Maryland ;['
with other relatives. They will re-1 "
turn for school opening, 1 J
Tiie Bethlehem BenJist Courch '
will observe Junior Choir day on)' ;
i the sth Sunday in August. Various : £
I Junior Choirs from the city are a
expected to be t*'ieir guest. Miss.
Veia Aaron is president of the J
choir, Alice Williamson, pianist*, i•'
Rev. A. E. White, Mrs. Laura ] VI
Wright, Dorothy Harris, Mrs. Mar- j t
ie Needy and Joyce Wombie at- !
tended the Western North Caro- I c
lina Sunday School Convention at »
Hood Memorial A M E. Zion ■lv
Ohurch. at Belmont, N. C. The I A
East Stonewall Senior Choir Jth-jC
nished the music for the Ist ser- ! b
vice. Rev. Cox of Jonesviiie de- o:
livered the sermon.
Marriage Ainimaneed c
Mr ana Mrs; Willie Phillips -an- -g
Mrs Elizabeth McNeil Dies; Funeral
Rites Held In Michigan, Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE Mrs. Eliza- j
' General Hospital. Pontiac. Mkhi
j tin McNeill died in the Pontiac
iUK.-v kI,U m il! >H i.U.I.
S ~~ " ! i
gan. Sunday morning .C. ,:..,y ry.
! aftr imt monkis' illness, An in?- , t
| pressive #Sf*rvico was hold ;.t ita- 1
I dome of her son. Dr. Howa-d 'll U
HENDERSON
NEWS
Miss l.ii.H'i.s i. ICWS, Mr CiSI t I It:
‘.V* v..- and Mi. Bernard Damn all -
!■! Montcian N. J were weekend
1 Uiast:- i l Mr. arid ivli ■ Henry
j M. .- A. L, lian is and children .
i ate vjsiUn.k relative.-,- in New York
; City arid . .tianiir City, N. J.
Mi . Haiti. 1 .: id Holmes of Mnty-P
’h nd is Vi.-,urn; her p.-,rents. Mr
j .nai Mrs. William Greet' residents ;
! of this city
Mr. iuid Mr:-: f’eter D.iVis arid j
| Oi 1, Haiti-, spent the week-;
• net in Alkanic tlily, N. J.
j Mi and hiss Stephen liendi i.-.nti ;
! tad ;e. then Uialltf quests, Rev.
i ind Mr.- Kiddieit oi Summit N
I! , iie\. ai»d Ml li.ii i i*GU oi i
j dai-. Mii and Mi s J.. VV. Merritt.
h a anil Mis tiitidieic were also 1
aV, rti .te ut ,-t- O! it: v slid Mr:.
! ■ > R Bern in ..f Uls city.
Dr ami Ms.-, lied lord laid a.-
Ildr >ifSt sot tile past week, M r S. ,""
Ufckfoid’s two sister.-, iron; Wash-
It don Li C
Mr and Mr- Fred Baptist and
Squeak Stopper
Pretty Dorothy Dunne of Sheeps- j
head Bay, N. Y., garbed to stop!'
traffic, also stops rubber automotive i
door squeaks with a quick applicu- i ~
lion of a new stainless, colorless |
rubber lubricant developed by :
the Permatex chemists. Usually !
thought of as silent, many of the j
?50 rubber parts in your car can j
develop squeaks and groans unless
properly lubricated. The new "Hub-
Lub” liquid, easily applied, is also
effective for rubber refrigerator
door parts and other rubber com
ponents used in industrial, business
and household equipment.
nouneed the marriage of their
daughter, Birdie M to Johnny F
Patterson, son of Iff and Mrs, Dei
lia Watkins, also of Charlotte on
June 21, 1953.
Another couple was united that
day, Mr, apd Mrs. Eugene Bright
of the city,
I loud Alexander News
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Greene en
tertained tiieir friends, Mr. and
Mis. Robert Small.- of Warren. O
hio with dinner in t-.ie French Din
ing Room.
Miss .Aurelia Williams entertain
ed at dinner in toe hotel dining
room, Mrs. Cora Bolton, Mrs. Mici
ie Bender-on of Atlantic City, N.
J„ and Mrs Wilma WiUirirns. city
.Vs, .v. C. Arthur Audi rson enter-!
tuined her house guest. Miss Annie
Berry of Chattanooga, Term, with
3 ratal in the hotel dining room.
Mrs. Essie Stitt, Jersey City, N.
.1 , Mrs Oiiit* B. Wallace and Mrs.
Annie B McClelland, Charlotte
were dinner guests of Mrs. Gladys
Berry and Sarah Crawford.
Dinner guests at the hotel in
cluded H. Wilson, N. Y. C, Lester
Moody, N. Y C., Miss Ella Taylor,
Mrs. L. W. Moore, K. J. Perkins,
Asheville, N. C„ E. M Graham,
Chicago Hi, C. A. Stored, Greens
boj o. N." C. and George Williamson
of Charlotte *
Rev. and Mrs. H.lO. Graham and i
children were .Junday dinner I
guests in the hate# Coftee Shoppe.].
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 5 1953
McNeill, Bloomfield Hills, Micht-,
f.aji. Wednesday, . > 2:00 o’clock,
duly ! wu i Father KicKSfvrd;
Myers, Ffether Bersaie and. Rev.
Dixon officiating. Following the
.services, t-he immediate members;
of her family uccoinpained the
■ ociy n> be home in Fu.Vc. UvvUte,
N C., Tnt.i. day evimn<. lyiy it.
On Friday afternoon July if, j
-vt .3:110 o'clock additiouai services j
•'•etc held at St. Joseph Episcopal j
Church, w.iere she was a faithful
i hn.-hnig memtK-r. Fatner Charles i
Jchnsou and Father liuske otienu |
Alt- Elizabeth McNeil! was born.
Vya-.-vatJa, N. C.. 1873, the ,
tf,. a- v t : tt L.ate wit’, and Mrs. j
Guilford Christmas. She was gra- j
luated at KiUtvli College, Kit- j
fell. N c S.u oil, married to I
’ tin- Hat.- Thomas H McNetif. Fa.. -1
etteville, N. C Slit leaves to!
•oourn bet loss: Dr. Howard H j
.McNeill, Btoomfir-d Hills, Michi-:
van; Messrs T tontas and Clarence i
McNeiU. Philadelphia, Pa.; Mis.
Hath Cook. Washington, D. C
Mrs. Mat: -a Brice, Pontiac. Michi
-i>n: Mis* Helen McNeill, Fayette
ville, X C : four grandchildren:
-t. Juhan Cmk Waeoington, D j
C., Henry Jeffct-on, Jr., Roth E
Price. Pom sac. Michigan and Ka
•"•■u McNeil! Philadelphia. Pa.
Relatives who attended the i-.oi
”.;i induced Mrs Howard H. Mc-
Neill. Bloomfield Hills Michigan;
Mrs Thomas McNeill Philadel*
; ■ n.: Pa; I.t. Julian Cook. Ft.
Mammoth. N J,; Dr Lawrence
Cn•’ i S t rr. as. Philadelphia Pa.:
Farm Notes
NORTH Carolina tobacco far
tit: if til market approximately
t.Ha.JJa.t.-OO pound* of tine-cured i
leaf liii: year, < i3pi i cent i
t-eiii-,* that c-f 1952 despite the VI
North Carolina cotton tui-nn.-rs |
a: »• cultivating some 770,000 act »■? j
tills year, about L pi - cet , m-irt |
. urn in 1952.
!
Curi*.-nt iiri-specis for the 1953 i
N'-tth fjautlin. appli crop point]
to a total productio,s of 933,1)00 bus- ]
l’.els, compared with last year's re- ]
Coin nidi of ’2,C:i3,000 busltels. ;
-i'ii are now visiting i■ i C'mtelicul |
old New York.
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I Coach Harry and son.
‘Urr> Jefferson, Jr. Hampton, Va.
Julian Cook Wa.-hta.gton D. C.”
.’/ii*:- E 1 ;.;i .vkiNe;’]., i\ev. York.; Mrs,
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! ''-‘.T Brown, hlarcetihji Brown,
] Mrs, Haiti- Brown, all of Warren*
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!3. C Tom Jeivay, Wilmington,
iN. C.; Paul Jervay, Raleigh, N. C.;
-):■ Miltoe. Smith, and Orlando
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i Haithman Ernest Miller and James
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Honorary Pall Bearers were:
vtrncel l*:tae-;ard Dr W p. De-
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: ’>eab;\*y>jys. Dr H. \V Vick. Dr. Ab
raharn Henderson, Calvin Da Hoff-
I vi art Toni Sawyer, Lawyer H. E.
\ Groves.
As a final fri- me. a multitude
jot letters, telegrams, condolences
j and .'-.towel* of ftorni designs were
! .veeived from both white and col
i -red citizens, which was a mans
estatkm o* the beautiful life she
tived amon.* thost w:-,t» knew aud
loved .icr interment was conduc
ted at t-.n Cross Creek Cemetary
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