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country’s most publicized child prodigies » few years back, prepares to
board a plane in Sweden to continue her European tour of six couri
tries. .Miss Schuyler was afforded one of her greatest tributes by tbs
press and public of Sweden, and hi«s already signed far a return eco
cert tour of that eoiintry next >em Sh* rvturuf. to -'■< t. a. r-,
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i-!tt M Di" . ’"".cv ana} n 0; .; ; - General Bnp-
Pa» - k, Rue.'.;. n;i. , i : ’.i . stall CA.av; n.tiui; of Norte
nay ;'■;•< -• > ; ■ .' ■. -i - .! ■ ; in i'l 1 Ort.
P'*' ••’• 'i'> ' V • .'■■•■ ' . ' .'A Zion Baptist
Id 1T.01;.n- ■-- "I’ ~. ■• U - ■ Rev. ft alii; \V.
a toady p. na> u.!or. > to . ~i! su: l -a , , , ■ pa^toi, got of; to a
Wiebat! I. . !. ' ' {; , :-Vl‘!al ad-
Port.s lo ram; Fib;":, .A .J. ■■ ' "err. and wer; shops,
end of be; Iliad lie"' • a eve :v.‘. iniU,-. a.-,' IXe •..(•ctim- ; of Various
tnuii,. IS-. : . \''. '• I ■■ o and lie- inscun'ii' ; • '..'sain
plfiCf- A "i'ii-n o 1 •• t a is.' sad; 1 . . day nils ill.
iiance a.ai a is. ' " i \ a \ tdi.fi \a . i,sk,w, d ;,y the- open
-nci - O' el ... : "■ 1. ' . i. va . -,i iV.
to mem • Vv ij.-v and choir p o.n Weldon’s
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St. John • t. a ail o. •• STRASSNER KEYNOTES
2Mii foi iib isos as- i ’.Vha't ...a; ias. ais' d the key-i
er of i!7 ... lie iai. . : . -ad !,./ Dr.!
fiid • *•• . • Vm.Ul- W id.as- . r., ■ ..us ;of SliatV i
O' as ' lisa ■ aa !; .a,. . -i; .. da; a a ‘.i.a ; lilannied !
Robe: i a ...’ ;.. a, . .'., :. ... d. ... . acr j
i'diiS H' ' id I'! i aa '; a , i'| ■ Or! lilt d if t’.'Ok tO *
VYaii-.c! and ■ i '>• '- in viva .. inn. - < . a institution f
R"''.v hr-: Rn -a' l ■■ ■ : , 11 s? cr-mroon- !
d'-'.V iind -dI j. ■ \.- • " a", . ; ; ,-I Oid.Hi'dS. i
VuS' i-.a ,a . " a; ... d , a . -• ; !'■; a da'.V : ShaW |
the-l • 'idasaar ( ■ ■■. :v . a- 1.. . i.v. a~. ;....;,i :
V!" aa'. a"e. ;.'l a V ; ... • : "a ; t tt' !')■ extent i
Wai! ! ; ’ : n" ' ' ; ’ ■ • :id da !\ ijy "'.Volk-. |
flic St -S' a !.a ■ i ( a-; S,.j. v. aa" d'a. snass v. oyk i
bl ' It. I'l i. : *' >ll.ll .. a l. lh Or f(« '
t-lOM c,\ij AIJO.IIA . • ... :. d !i .it a a-.! <a i
the 1. . . i ■ a aa ■ it f: ■ -t lent s I
°* l h‘ ta!'. .. : . -•■ • t a. ■.-- a. < d at' all (duett-|
I.bctin i- sis :i ai id a.in • a ! fiaa ’.'."'.nch is. ■-* it;., t I>. ! :eiy cOlidd !
-'etui nod I roll lid fifth ;d .mi .So- .a .I ■ ■ I • all., JTJ, .Strassnor i
1 i'' 111 ‘ '-s' s' .... .' i: 1 r< i. I's.at a. ;. pa f t of Baptist ;
tde Sorthei'ii J till'd n.d atp \v..... ■.. ■. •i. v, ..ck. Thin are fifty
met ill Ok' ihniiia ('.'.. .<-!e >- f. ; r -s .-ad and SSOO eaen J
Ceiltiy. Jut Vis is id oia • ! oj da ...a, !.(■ i, .at,emit of $5,000 Stili i
id'- ■ • id. ' '■!> a .. a :d .aii s’ a.'-ave cullugi.- Owing
Or the .-.'fd He ... ei io ts.vaiiv -.a tinau i.-ii! The ui\ x., ’..aw the!
.=4ll-1-5 Bn it it syon t.dit i i Odd at.;u pa a of a 'RO.kOO setiM>Oiifcip- j
was given n> i .e ivAOCR O'.ii. • aid fund to noSo meet this need :
j ann ■i ■ i.'ltt'iKtini' incni.ivrt VV. a i : .. ;J ( ;;... aoo.titiO Baptists - |
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putsch averted by the ouster of Indian PHiw Minister OlMddt .lagan
and the Proph’s Progressive Party, troups rushed to British Guiana
COOII befrieiiilcu l-A&Uir. aad N'T:’’" child r<-r> WMh MmskWlf
ai.'ihorefi i« the iwriKtr. and '‘Tommies’’ patrolling the streets, the
threat of vleleMf at »««*»? p.Vsntatioas shut down by strikes, ha# out
uateriaUaed. (jNew&prps* Photo) , _
Race Church Women Hold
district Sessions In Wilson
By Mrs. Lillian S. Watson
3i 5 Collier Street
: h": AIKS. 11l u s s. VV.\ iso\
j f ..-.’Ti:ei viico of t. <:-iored
: u 'i e;.B.ikr'i v, :js
<\u Saiu rfav o‘:U; ' t.r 31. at Oak
j U- ove School in F i ~e ::om'o Coun*
j ' ’• i ti.c-iie vva:-- ;.'Ow re- : ..<c»n..0. *•
j -i-It L'~i, K’i a l ia**';- ■_* in SOCit t j .
WVI U.s ?ty of xtU FIKST
. ’4. iFTISI C.l It'll NOVT dHEK
\i, TlIKDKiii i... gill
| _ .nonuay ni.p.;u, ;n v .v. mber Rev
; a Vv . Jotie.S Uliti CiiOil Os J-'.l .t ie
• :td .Street oa - it St Clnuvh, Ra
i i( -'igh, N. C.:
i 1 Mi'.su:.i}, .ufV, i j S. Suber anci
! vdos a "i Si. !V.ioi u AME C;i until,
| Srnithtield.
VV. an; day. Ktv .! ft. FBet aoi!
; •••hoir et Galilee aiKt Sfa iisg Hii!
| 'hurehes.
'Thursday. Rev Boykins and chuir
;of -Si. Rep"..'. Di...a.,:t Caiureh.
! Friday. H . . . B Johnson and !
i choir of the First Baptist Church,
I i 'rna. N C
Holiday me; tiiiig, Sunday school j
jat ft'3o, Sertfie.i I viii . y the pas'-
! its . Rev ,! 1. Joiu-s
S-anday ni-'ht im history of <";<
; VVih fce yivei. by .Vi. . i.
•VI. SaiUii'i Aunivi..u - > serlttoiT;
'ay Rev ii. VV dd sid .. ad e-a.s!' ed ;
| Goirsvo.ro. N.C. This affair i. spoil-i
■se- by lit. Wiiftni W "i c> ■ Cihb i
..1 ;Md I E'-biit ia, Rsv.s is i
! jg *■ v.i-.K’i.t and Aii.s ,-tJMcNcii!
j i . . j
The Eighty-SuSt Ann d Asbeiti- j
i -it y oi tht W.a *. Lid -Aft it s 1
; ihuren convened wd: Juniperl
d: at: i . c:,Rt • Chiu Thursday!
; i Mdobe: r.l tie"..:...., S- No- j
i l vt -vibar 3. Rev. VV . L Williams is I
j ; ester-. The motto V Building j
!; t m Youth of Tot. a.-.v. Our j
| [ Horoll of Tooiorroi . Our Con - . • j
! | munity of Ttarturrov.. .-.nd O'. *d
! i VV’ur.M of TotriOi row. Our ad:
!! V $.1,000. Bt.-!iii'W!:', of the j
1 ift.'-n;ble,y v-.cre int? udi't |or\ st-r* j
1 ! dfK.ti by Rev. S. V. Geatge; theti
■; ■ liter idiiviu it,e.drive, :-.u sic ci:
| Preaching Citrisi.' W ieoine a.l
- .revs by Mrs. Nettie Williams rn
ypoiat Air. I. principal' of j
; Peur Oak" Cowed School, address j
Ce Rc\ C. L. Parks, Dean of the!
d '..redan Institute, Gtildsboro, N.
:Cs remarks by B I. Ta 't, an out- j
: standing man among the colored j
; and white population of Four Oaks J
! A solo was given by Mrs. R**ua j
j McCov followed by a tribute of j
thanks .-. Mr H. J. 80w5,".;
Fayetteville, N C, lav. W. L. Wil- j
■d Nr,-'tt; (’.e i,i;ita to "Awake -'w!
I a, a;,e. put uu thy :Uer. th G Zion!" j
■ He asked them to ‘awake’ to tile j
j; ' .-ft of it :•> :tt)\ education "right!
■ here al home' . Shows fCOti.UOO an-I
j r.uai duiig-r cali.. for an outlay of;
| $26,000 monthly, which Dr. ytrass:-:
j tier raid often cars : 'sleepless j
j id ->fits’’.
! ONE BOM.AK f UO.M
’ I ACT! BAi‘IIST
j Jus! (jv. dollar from each of the
j TdO.OOO Baptists would help ini- j
j mensciy in easing th< burden on
j Shaw, St l """-tier aid. However he:
\ a ; not su optimistic - or to expert 1
j si t<> rcspvinci. Said he: "If only
300,000 would respond” -ii would
wesders, Discussing *Ais
j "Cliallcnge to Zion” .'abject. St ran- - -
i ner called for "Ziuns of Xon h ,
i t'jiioiina to :w ake" and m et the ,
! needs of "the millions who have
! not ye! bowed their knee" nor giv- •
I ear to the gospel of Jesus i
j Cisrist: an t to the thousands of' or
phans which the Oxford hornt
! could not cat',- for. This “dta!-
i Ic-nge” Strassner hurled at the 1700 j ;
j Baptist churches and their pastors.:
i Dr. P. A. Bishop, Rich Square,
us re-eie :Tcd pi'e:- idGt'itl H- -V R.
IVI Pitts, Winston, board chairman
ltd Mrs. A1 A. Horne Winston-:
I Salem, presidr-nt Woman's Auxil-' '
i iury, ! j
hams chief ami iVBs, S. H. Wil-c
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OUTSTANDING DOCTORS CTTED Dra, Mamie and Kenneth
Clark. founders and directors of New York’s Northside Center foe
Child Development, receive the Schaefer Achievement Award for
their "outstanamg work in tin- child ii«.ftta! hygiene field" fr«m R J!
Schaefer, president of the company that established the award. A
SSOO Co4,h award accompanied the honor to the medical couple, J
v (2fewwre» FholtJ..
TiH’ CAROLINIAN 7
I V il. t ( . !C ?
• ; \ .ns Shut In
J. i.huu Sr. Mr.' Valeria
.ivy:,. Gu; a Vviitseu. Mrfs. Mary
->u i.unv.s; fvi. s. liuM ta G. ey t
at.,; .vir-. r... ... VVi.iiani' are
mor.L! / ~k t.u. 'u'. ek.
Births
Mr. and !V!r.. ,>y'n - •;;n r Wdliams
’ ~i e ute proi.c g-uviti of ,j ba&y
-i. I hoi t. V\ ..title- da . O fob. i 2J.
.. it;da ■ ■ ■ , 'H, :1 mat .. R. :I
. .Itiids.
nighlirht' of Etlfhard H. Harrl-m;
tciimii Ii ..UK', s' til in. Para l*
.trtf! E-ti'Hr.ili Gillllr
The Rit - ':;..td li rbit'risijn Higi
Jt'iiee; tlf SC'iu ti 1\ (. :: -,i it.,;, s' -
U tl...Friday Oi tOtKT
.'b. A ~. of beautiful tittuts
; and ei,;.,; ! r,,y three eivritio.i pcc
i t vied tie. too'.bail ian - u between
t At.-aufu; and ft; ■ i.ard t!.
The r. ; ;h%'",.1 in Mill
v ili.iL',: radium i 1... Beaufort
, : uti, vroi ’■ -■ pm ‘V- ~i floats
;; a nets .: is ii tyueeus . v.l underway
' ..Ji’llj ill!. . Utut it ...is I'SUt
ke.'.util.b tue Riel.,nil f. ilar
• ■-.-. in iii.T; band and niuju
i.t'vit.. r.. float, ftli'.yisih
.; j .:,,.1 ;::- ■ If,, ■- - y of
j Airs. I. m : a.-:, the Boy
! unu Gin Ur. , ' and t,■ ■nn s ol
; Stilmi. Vies ft.riae'd B. tlarrison
; r, \j Aire A,., is Ae- tiam attir.-d
; n, be;; Mile Nuv.. blu. suit with
; a cols j-;. si : .., ov, eiiry san
i I. i -1.: ■,:Vie ' J vtliiOf ( ;: Vv£S
| Miss Bet;: triolcy. oiils Cle&ti
|us of ye; it;* v v . had a tied in
I the p:uaue. ise, Mrs, Alumni of
i Richard C. .‘tar am ana hei at
j tendahty. Ate . Louise Lassiter. The
! l iars t 'sl \v-:.e- es; ."ta,! b>
AKAirr of Frmwton, N. C!
|1: • Wtiiiam A-' Cooper High
! School band and majorettes undci i
the -■ :aa", aii:i, ti" 1 v a ~r A. Ho!-
[ eel;. Jr. ie.ivj t at. tit. - ,paltlsl ill tie,
Sh.'n - t ,h tr; a.y'x float (R 8.H.)
| .‘rmitiifieid J. C. T. S. t ami anc.
nn.ioreUr . fa, . lioat in,: Hrtw - -
ivCes., ala.; it. . J.C'i’S ALss iVlai'-
a-in.'t Aru'let'"., jii with her aita me,ts.
| -.1 ia. ■; Juiui \i. Dublin and Marion
| Frazier; io a r O:,, " Cat be Val Stnoo:
| FLarr-ntnr;. Rtl. - . mn bend under!
j the direr;i-ti of MBs J’ooi and Mrs. [
I Jones. Tite 7th and Bth grad l * float ,
jo! li. B H„ Woodard Fumru! ;
! Home, tit'; .made float of R.BJi..
j Selma Beaut\ Parlor float; lOtn;
ad- fioui Hamilton Funeral •
! Hurt!.' : tout :.rsd 111'.' Ulil gl’i'dt ;
: float, folio - .'cd.
Alsu tin Ciinton’s Quven St i
: ;, ■ - ii School baud i.tid r,ia;ar,: v; .
j Clinton, N. t... tin iitii gradt !
! fltiUf end t if. ConiUliit.y JubiU't I
1 Singei r float ' ,ntpintthe ps* i
! Air participants.
Halit.me Hit. ain, was lop£H-<i j
: ov tin crowning of Miss RicnaiT •
i B. Horrist-n and a six minute per- j
;. . rnar,!', t-; iiu* i.a;;its and their .
nujorette- - . Prizes were awarded j
: v M: A. P. Cox, an instructor at!
JV i usi ft B. Harrison High,
The fit .-:t prize was won by j
Rich. *'d B Harrison High to. hav ■
tllP i best- telling tilt' si ; jL~y
Atiiu; e. Jißinrton Co. Train
ijt:; School wup 2nd place,
\ fators
Ah. and M r. i.ocßh! Sander.' of
t In'eat . r-i X. C. , •t-.c, Air.- , San
deis n nit: :t r ~ A-l.e.ataa Col
t.t Four Ci . N. (
J,, Rev J. it. Jones, pa.-tor t.f
the Fir. - Bajltist Church o, Smith
field. fruit! Chapd aii’, spent the ,
vet ekend w ith Mr. Willis Sarui a s
IVlis. K-si; VV. Martin spent the!
• -e, kend ;u Ne.c V ori. with i.er
i'.usband. .lamer Martin.
Aii..;, (Annie Boy tan of Wilson
Mills. X C i. visiting in New;
York ,
Merlin*:
Tie lambda Ctu Pin Club. Inc. j
will nu-et Monday night, Novent- !
her 2at liaa;, of Jail.',.. (Bud- ,
die) Watson at 8:00 o'clock.
V - sc : i'h- X 1 ,D District or
i.l 11:1 an's .umlary the Na
im Council of the District of
Nm-ie Ca ..111:, held its tali mcet
ri'i the St. Mai.vS Charon nr
. ist ii ei K
iiu- tin; bv.tan with the Ho
v G* eiriiinion; ehbvunt. Dr. ilo
. . J. .nsoa ot tin.* Di-strict of
ao Carolina assisted by his
• ... the lit s . l-'iancis G. .J obi •-on
Uu Dioee-'. ■! Ea t Carolina,
lap ..strict assembled for
•• g mi'inii jo in meet last*.a alter
t.u service. .H Man fiyoum
> i j*!f tile w i«•.»•«• sutures* anil
r l iii.' l.inee C i.uir ri sTiondpif,
>. io'iii-.iiu ; 0 i'. tto R:. Kiv,
Edwin .V, Penick Hi lioji of
tin- iiio« ese of North < arolina
iddri s: .ft the v.oiiieli.
Bishop Feniek v..ive a resumt
a the . er.' ■ \ii i. oi tin- Diocese
■ !iic [ ast 31 years during his
• j . emuist! ation as Bi-wop Cohdju:-
i ‘ iiu Diocese oi ts'ortn i. :qa.i
\frs. T. Holme*. the Dio
' ipan president trom Chapel
.'till spoke oi the District's
work and suggested more in
terest be taken in the young
peoples program.
Mi- Anna B. Ji.'hi'.r.on, ih.-r Di
trict presiden l. presented the
1 ; :' ,- rn. of the y< ar "Christ Calls
•• To M's ions and Unity.'’ Noon
-1 i ~,v i,layers were conducted hy
t • the Rev. Samuel D. Rudder, Chap -
! chi', of St. Augustine’s College,
1 : i:;ii -i' ii. Constance Young, the
-j ii id v. oi'kev, mad.- an appeal to
: -.-- to stitegUacd children.
t.- i'i'i’T.'- were v.iucie by ‘’io rul
*| MV.'}!!': .. i-i r. Mrs 1 'crcy Voting,
t ! v-tveuiry o: Chfristian Education
,nd A ; . in Fit! i. the COT. Custo
’ i :;;* Mrs Fsikor Barn...', gave
: : i st.lights from the last, proventl
! j ii nu eri'ig held in Kentucky in
■ I September A round 30 persons at-j
■ i n.-ndod the meetine. Dinner was
3 i .. on a-, thi Gmid •• Roon..' of
i Si. .Man-.' - Cnurch,
ROCKY
MOUNT
DEATHS
•h
ROCK - ; MOUNT. N. C. - Ktin-
Mrs. Daisy Blackman Interred
era! nte-. a e.v -aid here October
IcttJri nil Mis. Daisy Le-vir Black
man whin pa; ed in Freedman's
' j i.i.-pi;.' I in D o Coca week pro
; nuns. The funeral was held front
.;e Si. .1. .Hi's Baptist Church with
:.!• Rev. IV. 1,. Mason officiating.
I.nti. rrnci'.t followed in the local t
cemetery.
i The* deceased was member of J
{ Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Wash- j
! Ill;to;I svhe,,. ■ Ce ,md her surviv
!m; husband. William Blackman,
■ livi'ii. On. i'hiid. F.dward Lev. is. j
■ brother, Jr-sf E. Lewis of Sent- !
1 .a. Wash., and Miss Ann Lewis.!
Mi gi anddaugitler, arc immediate J
!.- urvi\i.i's There are many cither
i relatives.
Zotlie 1 Batchelor
| A veteran of World War One,
: Aoiii- E. Batchelor, native of Nash |
■ (.'• i.i.'ity and a local resident for J
; '.wc-nty y ears, was buried here re- ]
! gently Hjs death followed an ex- j
• tended illness in a local hospital. |
Mi, Batchelor was » conservative .
r.N a.-pired for the better i
tinn.:.*..-• and remained a bachelor all
: hi.- hi. H»- was in his late fifties.
After returning from World War
“>nc. Jhelo; entered Joseph K.
Bri k PTejiaratory School wheve!
'tub:id ha' a while, later re
: Hn-nin;' to hi: Kush County i-arrn. !
f; - >• -. quite aolive with Die local
X; ACP unit tor a few years. R.-
|ci nt.'y iiad been encaged in
; iiou.-c pal ri tin;: and repair n ork. j
Support Ihe
i I. SITED FI NO
Rambling In Chatham C’nty
GOLDSTON PITTSBORO SILER CITY
By D, W. Headen P. O. Box 55 Golds ton, North Carolina
GOLDSTON The Slate Fail
: new user and North Carolinians
are back at t-. u;ir usual tasks, it
was good to hear mat Chatham
Coumy won first prize for itt
exhibit- 1 But that isn't all. the Ne
■.ro -t-H County Council won
fourth prize at the N. C. State
Fair for its exhibit on poultry
management
The CiuuCtam County Exhibit
teas awarded a prize of $200.00
whi'-h will bt used by the council
it! ib r. or!:. In addition to receiv
in'-: the fourth prize for overall
•'<■"ll‘ ov it was indeed the top
exhibit in educational value.
With the cope-ration of the coun
ty co ascii members, J. A, Turner,
County Agent Tad as his theme
"ilow North Carolina can save
f 00,000.00 Annually”, His display
illustrated the theme by showing
the correct construction of poultry
feedhoppers, the proper storage
tor pou'try feed and the impor
tance of not overloading feed
hoppers.
CHURCH VOTES
St. Luke's Church'members have
just closed a week long meeting
to rai a numcv for t-he addition of
ke-s rooms to the church.
The Goldston Choir under the
■,inirm of Fred Mclntosh sang
at the AME Zion Church at Bear
C;eck V. C.. last Sunday evening
n-hile the choir of Bobbins. N.
C rendered a musical program at
Roberts Chapel Baptist Church at
Goldston.
sick lIST
Little Jimmy Harris is able to
return to school after a brief ill
ness, Tj e j g thp sor< of Mr. and
Mrs. Tar.n Harris of Goldston.
APEX NOTES
| The school safety patrol of the
• Junior High School rec-.ntly
: n.undecl out its full coaiy letnem. :
i 'ihe palro began work in earnest,
’ afti r edch nu-tube.r was ouiiitted 1
.■ ttii tn ir complete lUskuiia.
"inch was purchased by the P.
: T. -l. V e foil strength ot the pat
el now rests at 33 members,
; U f;, .:.-. CifCtea for tile school
>'• ••*:• 'lie; <Ca )tain) Louts Cotteu
.c i' ' t,.i ritcneut- : > Coi n-iU Bufta
,. 'o.-., Richard Wong its, Joseph Mc-
L;.,.ti and Gettiiw Walden.
, } at;.oie:,.i-n for the year are; Ha
i ben Gene- ...lay, Charles Matthews,
i . -_■ Ma-.-im, Barbai a Jane Wii
liams. Emu Alh-n, Marcia Par
| lanttie Bell Crutchfield, John
; O'- i ;ay Jcs.-r ,\i r. irr-AJ',., .RuilOipn
u ouuiii'a, Ch.srh •• Scott, Quanita
j H .vii. ii \ Farrar, Ola Han
-1 . m.. lia.-Kfj Jono. Alphonzo Al
-1 stol;. lyoiis Junes, Ca.'lye Bcck
! w ith, E\a Doris Bullocx. Gloria !
i -atn. Garland L*.<-, ric-nry L*-e
Baltic Fa,A . Barbara Jean
.!.i - ... - Lorirn Smith, Dorothy
: Bagi :.na Gertha Waidut.
! - i.:' o 1 i- looking forward
ito attfc.oding the National Fahol
; Conference which is held in Wash
; . i-rii n D. C. ear,; '■ear. T*.a coir
: ierenc. gi-neraliy ta.*..e.s puce dur
! in.: iiie montli of May. Only once
i of lore fi3> a group, attcniii-it titi
! confej-ei ii trorn Api-s. It is hoped
] that each member the- y ear may ,
’ i attend,
, | The members of the patrol all
’ j take pride in their work, and arc I
j increasingly attempting to make
| mis tin best patrol, in it's four!
;yt ;,rs of exrstence Mere at Apex. :
' The patrol supervisors are M s.
B. W. Blue and Mr. E. Logan, Ji
'! it * rr.s be on under their guidance ;
| tc.at the partol has grown and:
I progressed m the last three veats
411 -News
‘ | Thursday. October 29, twenty
'four boys and girls of tne Apex ;
j l-H club attended the annual 4-11 j
i conference at n.e Raleigh Memorial
I A uditoi item in Raletgh. Among the ;
. i members from all sections of the i
•i county, who were on th< program i
us Louis Cottuii from the ,-tpex
school. Loui- performed a very
wonderful job in presiding ove.
' L'a- conference which was attend- 1
1 upproy.jn.ikely 800 w.
tucicnts.
Band News
We are happy to report that the |
t:>. \v band. :m m-n s are making :
wonderful progress and are adding j
greatly to ttit overall progress o’, j
j a,..- band. Since oar last report:
wc have added two new members;
m t;u percussion section. They are j
Albert Wt-ii-h from the rt-venth j
crude ana Larry farcer from the j
sixth grade. j
in our attempt to balance ttie \
band, certain vital changes have J
been made with others expected |
to corn' in the near future. Charie.; ,
Matthews, our solo come list last ;
year, has been switched to bari- j
tji'e burn adding greatly to the I
j bass .section. Joseph McCiair. has !
I changed from the trombone to bass j
j drum.
| We sincerely hope that these
! changes will be for tin good oi
i both tin respective hand members j
j and the band in general.
Halloween f estival
j The Apex Junior High School
1 faculty held its annual pre-Hallow-;
eon festival October 30 at the I :
school gynmtoi him.
A short movie entitled "Easy; I
| Money" was shown before the ac- j
! tivities began at Use different;
! booths. i ■
The pri2*'S at the booths would j
| have put home of those at the State | .
I luir to shame. Beautiful nickties, j i
; dishes, lighters, fruit, jewicry oi ; i
every aisertption, toys and ever i
iso many other things, | t
Cru-iirmen arid co-wurkers at the
■hands were as follows: Fortune-,
, teller, Mrs E. H Wiliiams; Fishing ' <
: inai'iii. It rs. C. W. We:-ton, chair
! man. Miss Ethel Johnson. Miss.
■ iUaiiue Evans, Mr. W. T. Wilson;' f
I- any pitch, Mas Josephine J- -
vay, chairman. Mis. C. Justice and :
Mrs. C. P. Jones, chairman, and i
Mr. Eugene Logan, Jr., Dtirt board, :
Mrs. Ethel Beasley.
The following people could be 5
found at the refreshment stands; :
Miss J, Koss Mebanc, Miss i-ouise
Chavis. Mrs. K. 1! Long, Mrs. L.
if Webb and Mr, J. B. Debnarn. .
; Air, and M"S. Joe E, R.-aw.-, both
of whom have i<■ n very ‘ill for,
time are aide to sit tip and
1 with the aid of wood chairs and }
; crutches, they are able to move i
(around the home. The Reaves fami-1
ly resides on the Goldston-Pitts- j
ooro highway about two miles
I from Pitsboro. They reported to
i the CAROLINIAN vbat they were
! very happy to be living and able
j to si! up and above all they would
iike for triends to come and see
1 them.
Tills AND THAT
Tile following unlisted mc-ii l ilKi
i home over the weekend They will
i spend some tune visiting their par*
i ents before .-ailing for overseas
j They are: Pvts: Jasper Turner.
| Charles R, Palmer and Earl
Thompson, all of Goldston: E. B.
Foxx. Curtis Jr unson. Clarence
Brewer, Siler City; and Clarence
Stone of Pittsboro.
Mr. Roosevelt Lambert of New
York City recently visited hi- par
ents in Goldston.
Otis Headen, Billy Dowdy and j
George Burton motored to High i
f Point la«t Sunday.
| A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER:
I Goldston Negro School Fund. This
Give and give generousb to the
; school was destroyed by fire Sop
! (ember 26.
The North Carolina corn crop
: for 1053 is forcufit at 58,380,000
i bushels
c->. rwti
Support The
UNITED FUND
\vmK TYDTYn SATTTID \ 7, I'OM
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Arthur Prysock (riqht), chosen as the leading male singer of the year,*
receives a trophy from Joseph Make!, National Sale* Kcpreaentativ*
tri Distiller* Corporation.
Riley Hill News Notes ■
OLIVIA HODGE, Reporter
| RILES' HILL - The Interne:- of
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Rhamkatte
BY BARBARA iltl I. \.Nl>
VIRGINIA Bt H i
Church Activities
T’hr St. John A. M. K Church
: euest spo.ikcr foi their Sunda>
■ii r-.t service was Rev Crusni oi
: MaK is Cross Road T a p. op!,
; nod tiit pastor. Rev. K E Wort‘ay
: :>rr getting ready for t'onference.
i The members of the ehuri-u ana
• ..•J.ncn-.-.iutv ate praying and hoping
, . iii oe back.
The Watts Chapei Baptist Chur- j
cp will hold its regular montvily f
:S' : v ice on November 1, beginning ;
: lit 12 o'clock p. ill. Night . :
' will begin at 7:30. Rev. Isaac Lee :
i will be the speaker.
Rev. Avery will preach at St. j
I John A. M. E. Church on Nov.'tv •
Per 15 to benefit the building fund |
! cl the church. This service i- spun- !
| sored by Mis Bettie Mount-. Every- .
i one is,.invited to come and help
| make Eh is a big night.
The community mid week Prayer S
Service vat.- ncld at the hoim ot ,
i Mrs. Bel! BaUentine ai 8:00 p m. j
Miss Aizoria Pettifbrd enter
tained tlie Cosmolugist Club No.
55 with a turkey dinner at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mnt. Edward Pettiford on Tuesday
ai* hi, November 2.
Birthdays
Perrin Glenn was 7 years off
an November 1. He is the son of I
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Glenn.
Miss Doris Kearney also ct“e-!
brated her birthday on October 20 i
I
Mi’s. M. T. Capei'-art su'd tickets I
and Mrs. G. Coleman took them
up as the patrons went in.
The affair was quite a success j
and was enjoyed by everyone ini
attendance from the youngest to j
tiic oldest
Sports
Oil girls basket ball 1* Jin ic '
shaping up nicely. Tin- players who j
Maud mu are: Gertha Walden, j
Mat’via Parrish, Addie Higgins, Jes- j
;ie Maugum, Peggie Harris, Eva
Bullock and Biundie K- aisev.
Other players from grades 6-9
show prospeev ot making the Ist
Tom if they practice regularly.
Some of the rules for our play - j
vi's are;
1. Get some body exercise, daily, i
2. Be on time and dressed for
praetic* .
Do not argue on the court.!
1 for the i’uii of it.
Sixth Grade "C" is still work
;!,., on the unit. “Community Liv
hi ''. Th.ey have built a farm ot
whicii they will grow \ ariou
reins. They expect to plant ot.
suit such as clay, send and loom
To watch the growth of thesi
jiam.'Y will be our special interest
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| Cmpormt&m, Chr?*tar Smtefos#, JPtemi 0 J
Lu h.ift* made a hit performance
.' our school last Friday night.
.. .'Gy entitled “The Devil's Fu
;a t e. ill be presented at tL
v'. tool on Wednesday night, No
-ember i,
W. hope all will attend that ltn.i
; u convenient.
T 1 o religious film? .vill also b *
urosenfod at the school on Thurs
. i.iy ’•!•’:it, Novell, ei 12. 1953.
T: .. prog; tuns a part of tha
' h iv■ • launched at the school,
i he Grid Fellow held a success
. pro ram at tne church Satur
; -k.y The Rev. Johnnie Jones of
iKr’e.gh pr«-achcd the sermon. He
t- ai. .vayg wa- enjoyed oy all.
Many good in in .• : to eat were
! served.
, ih, Ai:ii.;a! Bum-.' Demon?tra
| lion t - ; i -.. ill Le . r ui Friday, No
\vmb*.r 6 iii the Couiitv Office
| Bt'ilclin: 1 ,.
| Exhi'uis '.till In displayed by
1 . ,if"iOU;'. clubs.
f ’ - B. if. Edwards, agent, Mrs.
P. Wirt'berley, assistant.
Mir? Hte.) ictj Jones left for New
| fer -vy lu.-i Sunday to be with her
i i t v-ho is til.
j M " and Mrs. Thr-odore King, of
i ikiUimo;«... Md visited friends and
I i i m "r 1 lie weekend. f
Tins Week'? Thought The on
ly worthwhile security is courage;
the only worthwhile power is love.
Character and faith are the *uly
ihings that count in the long ran".
Roger Babson.
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