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WEI)- IN VVARKENTON Air
win Third Class and Mrs. James
Arthur Williams were married
last week in a double ring cere
■tunny. Shown here during the
HENDERSON
NEWS
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, HENDERSON Mi and Mi:,
/H< i.v Mi'Criy of Philadelphia Pa
mi Mrs. Mozelle Pollard of Rich
-1 niord, Va. spent the past week
with their family, the McCrays or
I s .tinier Avenue.
• Mrs. Julia Williams has returned
..to her home on Roekspruu: Street
after benn.; a patient in Jubilee
I Hospital.
Friends at Mr? snut-.i are sorry
• to It ear that she is ill and wish
for her a speedy recovery
Mr and Mrs. Peter Calhoun. Sr.
and their children. Peter, Jr and •
"Mae have returned to Philadelphia .
' after spending a week with Mrs,
' CaKvmn parents. Mr. and Mrs -Ira
Walker.
LUST RITES M
MR. BYERS ARE
AT ROCKY MOUNT
ROCKY MOUNT— Funeral riles
were said here August 12th Lw.
■iMt. Zion Baptist Chuivh (or !’.•••:-
jam in Foster Byers, 7 t-v ear-old re
tired insur *n«« man m.d • n <n
•levtor. wiui had resihen -.ere since
about 1931.
.Mr Bye a;i> a native >i Unitu
,S. U . r.ut rill Hi !o! has if.’
ji the Tai-heo! Suiti iu< s liv--.it
%nd worked as a ) a 1 < i iu-.n at
‘A> hcville in his y.-ai.r- i <!... - i-
Served in seven'i tv >:•••.! sons
the Wwsmn lvhitu.il 1 ate la -t. •
ao 'e Company at Winston, Or• - "
v, ?Jc and here, w'u we lie retire-!
; evi-ral wars a alt- r pcrmin-.r-pJ
7v p sfiibli Ting i-■ ■:Ui-■ -n <■ he! -
Byers directed choirs, aherr-at.e
3;., ai Mi Zion and St. James •
Papina mm ‘.'las hero until but*
15 -health iowo.-i him t-■ iriniaiusu
them.
Is yoflr fire Insurance adequate
f>n your home? Bin it bought to
cover vntsr hemp ten years nr<*
or five years ago v. hen the
vta'.je was half whit it i« now?
Th. value of your home t*
worth yu.rterintß. t.et fimiie
losurance Agency give yon ft«H
peofeeilon on your borne m!
furnishing. . *
CALL 3-35G3
BEFORE YOU SUFFER ON
NKCKSSARY FIBE I-OSS.
CAVENESS
ASSURANCE AGENCY
Academy Building;
DIAL 3-3563
Roy Caveness, Sr.
Roy Caveness, Jr.
Better Buys Here! 1
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~SIRW ALTER CHEVROLET i,
McDowell & Lenosr st*»
RALEIGH
••eight m tile reception ate Miss
Edith i’urhin -maid >if honor).
the bride and groom, and .Vxr.
1.--or.ard Martin Test mam ~-
M. 111-own.
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Wt ■t ■ 'f; '■ " " . '
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. . .i.i-i-i-.- i i. Hv. - a
iincu-.i! f h Won enton hi- b
: cVkiii!. and Walter Byers, prm
".-,-i! ot . 1 1 ig 1 1 seiuH.-i it. Cb-»-
iotle.
1 i(« It \V Un.-terveond d
hvi-rod the e.:!-'. : D: I. !’• 1‘ *'•
-ir lead the scripture and \V. T 1
POLICE CHIEF
WARNS AGAINST
FLIM-FLAMMERS
ov: IMT NO TON -
V.V '-ington’s chief of police. J.
,r. Padrick, sOxA thjs week that
fiim-flamtriers are in operation in
V.Mt-.ington, and he urged the
public to -■<.• on the. guard against
! tin* simooth-f,'perathrs who fleece
- sums from unsuspecting vio-
Tuvine within the fast week, two
NY ;-i have Vyen tricked >f their
raviisu? M.-re than SBOO .las been
. t e; ihi.. n mnc". the chief add
(d
Aceorditi-i to the chief, here’s:
t>:. way the slim-slam works;
The flint-flamoit-rs usually ap
■: primch a victim who i- : carryim: c
iargi lain; of money and relate a
• ale a" ■ lavetc "ti-iin-'i ' a pocket-j
both; or wallet v. ;th several hun
dred dollars in d
The victim is then told that if
he will arid bis savings to the
amount the others have n.-oortedlv
found - they will “split the pot''
.th In' »
When the victim turns over his
.-ash to ; . -eidcii to the sum held
v t ■" e.tl-.ers they quickly van
eh leaving 'he victim minus
If -.on are approached in such
. .! !.: *:!:■-• . SlOtc'f Weal J'OU Sl'OllUi
o-s;
p.i> '.vary -d persons c'aimiiu! t 1
■ o .• ftii'nd sums of money <>r val
uables and offering to split the;
luni if the police are not notified
Contact the police at once
Many North Carolina heekeeriers
have never seen the tiny, sausnyo-
Use eg;..:- laid lye the queen bee
North Carolina broiler prodjac
rii'.-n continues to ri'-- The 32.112.-
’s'O e'rerl ; iyilc'e.eri in the first
nior.il'.s of tiiis year re or set it
a !i pi - ri a ib<
pi - iod a yeai ago
I ? a t ronizc
(’arolmian
Aflvertiscrft
Salcs-He pairs
fawn Mowers Sharpened
•Shotguns Rifles
Bieyclos and Tri- ycle«
Rods ami Fishing Tarfet*
farriige Wieeis Retired
HILL’S
iO.S S. Wilmington St, Dial 3172.
HOOO W JIBES
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Pay As You Ride
Terms As Low As $1.25
down, $1.25 per week.
DAVIS Crown Service j
MORGAN AND BLOUNT STS.
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MW IMF ,l« . s \MT ss *
DOR TO FITFfUA ,ie -,e
1 oilier, muH aj> i -itiM".! U.
ambassador to l.ii.iria. i
r.m poHt!ci;;n in ("ii'einn iii
where hi served si> terms in
the cit. council First iH-.1-.-il
in l!)i i. pe I. is •. . . i . u
tiv. ly since then, and is ill
oiili Negro So o-ivf i:, pt-e-i.
•lei t pio teiii. A ch.e.c : iemi oi
Senator Robert A Taft, Looker
* was graduated from tl>e Howard
university law selmoi. He tiiea
practiced law in Cincinnati for
Raleigh Man Marks Date;
Studies Juvenile Issues
CORONA. L. 1., New York
; Julius Carl Mu. . m. Ciu! uear-m--
' m the Raleigh Puhlir .v.diool cel.-
Crated :;lst cirihdny on tin
of August wirl; a wirt\ it ihe
• ti-of- his brolliec, Jarvis Ah-r
--: :;>v. of f.’orona. New Y«:k'.
1 111 guests i;resi--n! w.-,-.- Boh
Martin. Harold Phillips. Inez Phil
; lips. Helen Davi.\ Ann Davis, i'.u,-
ran Dyer, Dorothy ‘iVnilin, Mis
Bennie M Coy, Florida McCu-
Ruth Boyd, Mrs Marti. Palmer
Curtiss DkvLs, Ervin Da vis, and
; Mi. and Mrs. Jarvis Morwin who
: erved as host am. hostess Ti-Wc
were many guts and rofresteient:;
' ioi ad
Mr Murg.-ir, a m :ci -of fay
oitnyilli? State i'eaeiicm C"ih’i.e
.'lilt! No Vork I huv-.-may ir •'•nr
• wnl’.v -i eKing a *di;-ivd t.i -uiunii
and first hand osperienr - on the
pj-obie-n ..-onfromuiv. the ioc.i.l Ju
- a nile and p. .-lie; .i-tra • ,i\.
Dm ill” tile n..-t ...S 'Vt-r-k.; he
ill! iiu.Cn ..U til"; :V. : JIU . .
I iiir; the m- in- ii-a-ni:.. lot .7uv<
mlft Viu..ii .... hi i-.i.-.i; cvUiO.-ia
hit to tho - ■ 1 . '. 11 . i ’in -,I
oi R ilcijii 1 h 11 ■■ ri . \i.-• ic
-I Ha ill 111 V ; ’.. . Hi
Cor.mo till.- mw.-m y.in
' v-ark IJilivm j’-ity J a..- cr.v, CUNY.
Colli in Hi a -mi .-n.- Co! u-i- • )i
--brari'.-.-. Hi;. i . ..- iolsoa.-. bo .hr
j a:.- ga.'inc:- and o.sell:'aum'.
have p: uv- n ~ i .'ir Th
'..Cult- -m'Jnur-': if >YU- w.-*i
. ..jiiiii -'a. ti'c.in i in. . I*, time a?
; ..firhtiann! information was n.-.-di'n.
! Bvg:nnir.i; August 15t.ii, c.-mdricta.
ibu time vcill b.- -pent AJi' -nv
and Montjic.rae.-y Cnui ... N*-w
d ork by Mor-'.an to r;.. .-rm.m- :,-jv
! (in.r.cs >ar»ii a .•■■a- Otic ': ~IV. I;
expressi'”:.- it cl > - !;.- fi J 2v,
■ ii. Mrs 2' E Gam. ; . j
•V R Hllt- Vl fl a: - , .-,.-n i ativ.■
of !l).. Masiifiic a>iU >
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NEW AFRICAN UEGISLA
TOR Mr. Mumuni f.av. unja,
a clerk, of the Jlinprte.si Dis
trict Council, has been elected
by the Electrical College of the
Northern Territories us ,t ter
ritorial m, in her of the legis
lative Assembly. Be replaces A
hudti Miiiuutii. Doritrion-Na,
whose seat in tile Legislative
Assembly became vacant when
he ceased to I t- a member of the
Northern Territories Council,
Bawunia polled 1!) votes as a
gainst rg votes cast for iraorii
S'alifu, a sc,limit teacher and
13 for A hurt u llumuni, Dorimon-
Na. Horn in 1921 at Nalerigu in
the Mamprus-si District, Bav. w
nia was educated at the (iamba
ga Native Authority School and
the Tamale Middle Boys’ School.
Leaving school It! years ago. he
entered the Tamale Teacher
Training- college end become a
teacher at the Natagigti Middle
iFchool three years later, in 1951
tie appointed State Secre
tary to the Mamjhrnssi Dlstr*et.
- (ANPi
TFT, HAKOI-NIAN
more than . ’ \ - 1 »• - “c ,i! o has
teen avU'e in i-iiniei. .'.ml civic
• l "... i:a,il ir.er.i
-- j- oi t!;. tVsJr; ; ’ ’ ! f - tt-.-m- b
v I’«p V’• \ i i.ireetar «:f !*:■•
*. .itherinc lu.otli ttmne ,«i d !>s
p>t 1 1, an eli'ei ti e tVchrinan
Avenue < h irtian ehurch, i
tmuiiier and pres-iteut of an or
g -lisation tor the b.'iad and ■
meit,iters).ip in the Kaj.pa
Alpha t" i fraterr.uy and Alpha
Number One HSPOE of tv. He i>
-.si irru-d mil has four daughters.
(A NT’)
TO r,-1;.: ■ i.-.i: ; . for iji.
,1. A. hi t . . in did '■ ■ i i'..‘n t i.ij
- uii'Ui.in'ni the study of -ones in
;.-nc! :iro.!)-id Ce-u: :ai lit r . M<>
expects- to ' Rnli
: -th. . lining tin.- mkL
. tc-rrn.
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n.Hli IN TRINIDAD--Smiling
ii.i’piiy in above jiicture is
'■‘i-s > shottes. acting
head ot the hotne econotnirs dc
: ; tim nt it l.ioi-oln . >|o.) uni
verfi.y. tiid v-cl! she miglif. tor
the '’■•!;•-? educator is the
nroud reeipb nt of a I'ulhright
f«-!h.,>... to in’, "dip r . course
iv hoop << ' .oi ie> in the <«(>-
vej-ument T< .icher Training in!
!.-ti-, Pori of Spain, Trinidad.
F.rii.i !t West Indi. : l.inenln
gra'iit’d N7iss Sltonie- a 'fi'-Uc
jee Institute ;;r silu iie. a f-.-, o
i ear leave of absence for her
work in Trinidad. (AND.
The trend m recent year
t i-vvard:* (ess >nc.-.: -nti-vm • inter
•Mtional tr-idt- : o'U;nuec| Itisf vimi
when 2 per vent less men! was cx
. .--d hv «• !-nc..--- r : 'r.tlies.
Om- ne:<( news report will close
it a pm i: and also incr.tion
the members of readers on roll
«gs^:^vis».<"^sS ! j>v#s»o&m«£*,
j 2%% sillies 2%%
I WK ARK now I 5 \ VINO I
1 :>p INTEREST A VKA K I
I (’OMROUNHED (>l/ A ETRR] V I
| THE HOOD SYSTEM iNDUSfRIAL SANK |
l <*#;% 122 S. Salisbury Street /fM\ i
1 W nliwVi &
s Raleigh, North Carolina 1
There should le a CAROLINAN IN EVERY
HOME
Raleigh Pair Guilty Os
‘‘Lifting" Man’s Radio
RALEIGH J • - Ah. u i;n,
i»tear{ and IV:*.” «“ n'F ■, 'i.-...,
wero r iit/» n ii'rt! •••i , .a /’«•■ j
in City Court in < 'q'ni'i •-/) y
LioMi unci i*n fH r d‘! uonvitt.-t i
of aloahug .‘i F-i 'a' \aiii* ti .
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Tiir* gfi’u: ’dt:'! hail bc f, n • Ir.-
r iv vtiih imuiknui aim
rnU’-’.oi? y- v.'-'Y. .i.a : rt nv <,n:i
iGCoivirn: T*-u* '.i,T*‘ny mdcc
a- i '( yici d > thf liawev.-r
J«riK‘S l;.vaa tv"
to tour m< iu!(s ori the ro;id - s l --
. renG Ht oi: .' ••$ laer.;., ,» ; •
rip.e :mrt c«'*t.'-. • peoi .:».<► ,
had to jvt.v .. mm*, -if i V • « m.-
lottf) reiri'hti; vh‘ i ' th-* i "h»*
v.as pawnai. aod vas ... a.-t d U*
irs’-ifo PC' Ja\Y J \ . Vi
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SPRING
KENTUCKY ju, ~fl
BOURBON I mm ll
a. « I mil
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est. 30 s'i.6s
} £ Fi ' r> 4-5 QT.
tin ; >i . ( j. H(| n ; -; i. : - nr. £p»fH- • r .-li<SV.* if. HtHIBCRF
T viol * alia.. ■■
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cm . fil'd •i ji >tt that d r po y imui'l 11
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 22/1953
If you are looking for a good shoe repair
job cheap, cam: by Tilton’s Shoe Repair
Shop at 403 E. Davie Street.
i I ALL SOLES $1.25
Half Salt's $1.50 - H;ilf So!es $1.75
i I;i! f Soles $2.00 - - Gulf Soles $2.25
RUBBER HEELS .50 - .75
EXTRA LARGE HEELS ONLY SI.OO
I,A DIES' HEELS
.35 .lO & .00
• 'A 1.1 BY ANT) GIVE US A TRIAL
TILTON
SHOE SHOP
“I el i ) 11 ?* Work Speak p'or Itself"
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I(*estai3iß3sa:i»s*sas!9nH» » i n m a a *•»
jjKnow Your Carrier: ;
g? Seventh In A Series IS
“LEARNING TODAY «
w n
l TO SERVE :
|: TOMOCjW j
h 18
18 IBfE' a
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: Meet Mr. Highsmith \
\oung Carl Highsmith is one of FHE CAROLIN-
8 lAN’S most promising salesmen. His weekly *ale»
* hardly fall below fifty per week. Carl is ten years *
B old and in the sixth gride at Lucille Hunter *
U School He is the son of Mrs. Jessie Pearl Cope- *
a land of 611 Coleman Street Each week when m
m he is no? busy, Carl ran he found gathering cm
lower* for THE CAROLINIAN. He likes to swim, *
piny horseshoes arid baseball in his spare tune,
■Carolinian Newsboys and Girls not only*
■make their own m o n e y but also
•many other activities provided by T h e*
■ Carolinian for their enjoyment and train-*
s mg. Men and women agents also share in#
a the benefits offered bv The Carolinian for*
0 • i r •
B its salesrorce.
■ BOYS GIRLS MEN - WOMEN J
• ■
& WANTED Throughout North < arolina m
l TO SELL™ “
: The Carolinian \
■ »
■ DON’T DELAY . , .START TODAY! «
*
•To start a Carolinian route in your own hometown^
Hcommunity, simply write to The Circulation Manager,
a The Carolinian, 118 E. Hargett Street. He will tell you
H how to start your own money-making business.
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