\VSEK ENDING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2D. 1954
Judge Hubert Deiany
Closes NAACP Meet
SAVANNAH. CM. The Ibr.o- ; ,
ruble Hubert T Deiany. judge m.
the Court of Domestic Relations;
in NV.v 'York CAv an.'. » Jong-;
tme mefflUt -he NAACP Euardj
t ired address at a Freedom Hally i
t’ 1 tho Fi. Atri Baptist Church!
Oo Suncay. reoriAiiy Zo a JUG !
F>3lH r will be the closing mceiuag j
of a tbu oe-day ccnf '. eriee of deter I
gates ivorn branches. youth conn- 1
c»b and college chapters oi the!
2CAACP hi Alabama. Florida, j
•'.-t;i 'NTc ■t b CarC- I
Work - v ° i - . Saturday Ft, o
ruai'y 27 will >; - --i j. with the ore - 1
niz-ntion ar.d tecbakp.es to be used I
in yeeiva v; first class citizenship. I.
w>t■• " wili be discussed by ' '
Attorneys' SpotSs-.vond VC Robin-1
snn. 11l of Richmond, Vr: nia a id!
Rah'-t L. C‘ nf New York,
both members of Use NAACP Legal S
gtaff. ]t is exnected tba* emphasis;
v.-'H be placed on •.•liimnaim f senre
Hampton Institute Ends |
Religious Emphasis Week ;
HAMPTON, Va The tLS4 He-;
ligioue Emphtuis Week held cm the!;
campus of Hampton Institute was;
Jed by Rev. Leo I. Sheppard, pas- {•
* ... 0 f the F-e-r. Baotist Church of!
Ooiumt.ii! Missouri and I!)r. Samu-i
t*i Enoch S' 'ir.it, professor ami '
Jbr.id o Hhe I; mi.'tmeiH of Philo-j
'. ■'■■j tpr i:*x'‘■ ,v in .Tnri^prtidc’ncc*
in*the Law School o.t Vanderbilt j
Iftuversity, KasdiviUe, Tennessee. j
The several sessions began with j
the Sunday worship service hold!
in Memorial Church with Hev.j
Sheppard preaching on the. sub-j
3«: ct, '*Christian H&sis For Xd.Ce - f
Today', and Dr. Stun, of j
r: ibjcc ;;' V Nr/T Certainty’,' Dr j
a ? fe c t ion TI or • som c th> n g wb t the r!
a th i 'T cr a “human bemrr There;
i • to-: ?. const not urge and drive
r “*’"*** j
Lv.co H.epair Bargains
Ml'N’S leather or. rubber
HALF SOLES *1.48
I WOt/iSUrS !
T yr’TC r%r
i >w LjIF 1 D
LUBBER HEELS 60c |
! Second Hand Shoes $3.50 up |
L'concmy Shoe Shop
It? Hewlett St. Raleigh, N.C.
n mi ■ ii >ii »i Him inmimii n um ii nm»Minnii»nm ii <iiiiiiiiim»i%iii«i'iwio'M>iihi» i"Ki I
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is our
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tuw. mm.vrTil I
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V/e like to make progress and in the process.
I help you to get ahead too. j
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aationi ’n education since the five j
remaining southern states which j
have r;r*t opened state schools of
h: , ; "Auij.Hma to Negroes are
in the Southeast Region.
A discussion of preparation for
living in a de-segregated society
tviil be 1 ct by Dr. D. J. Odom. Jr . j
F an at Siu-jerts and Director of j
Religious Activities of Morris |
Brown College n Atlanta.
Other conefrenee participants 1
lined are Cluster B. Current, Di- j
••actor -if NAACP Branches; Her-!
beet. Hill, NAACP Labor Rela-i
ti ns Assistant; Kelly M. Afexan-j
e’er, president of the North Caro-1
lie.a NAACP State Conference; J. !
Rt Hinton, president of the South j
Carolina NAACP State Conference;;
Ciaroi.ee Mitehoil, director of the;
Washington Bureau and L, R. John-1
Youth Adviser "for Georgia.;
Mr.-' R.: >» Hurley. Southeast Re-j
gional Secretary will direct the;
conference.
possessed by all persons to seek;
(>f num's love is Sot pcnr.auent. He
rinds that change continues to rise i
in his relation to the object of his j
affection Siumpf illutrated that j
man is incomplete as far as his
sed is concerned. He stated that j
man needs love and affection a)-j
ti. .ugh in the earlier theories as;
wen as everyday experiences, j
tilings are subject to change. There-!
sere, what he seeks is eternal and ;
the answer for such love is God j
The sp-nke- referred to the scien* j
list, Pascal, who requested his stu- j
,4 , n ts to answer a series of ques-j
tio'is among which was "Why don't;
you believe in God”’ He urged
men to be -5 thev. - v.s- a God, witr,
the statement, look how great the
st, are what con you lose, |
but the chance to win everything. ;
This oph.v was known as the
"Pascal Anger .
The T'Sd United Struts honey
e-op was 13 per cent below that
of a year earlier atid trie sma.iest
since 1943
I
The 1953 State Legislature nu- 1
ihoiii'C’d & short form iiiCooio tox
return for State Income Taxpayers
1 v. Lo have certain types of income. •
Wins Ndtiono! Contest
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CHICAGO—Miss Karen PohJe, 16, Lake View H thyish-ot Hit- i,
Is shown as she learned she was winner of first !»'■/.■• >r i
wide Kc-iiogg’s Orange Bowl contest. She won $2,-GO hr hev sohooPs j
athletic fund, on all expense round trip to the Orange I> ,rr*'c '
Miami for herself end the school’s 31-mor. foot ball <■;•■ ■ ' <>
i Savings born! for herself.
Her entry, selected from thousands, was writ••■:•; • • "F ' ' "- *
Lake View High school football team should go t th-- Or.m.’c i
game." Second place winner was Harry Sin'" . > !• u. .
and third prise went to L. Penn, Jr., Canons'v’.rc P-:
Miss rohie and the teem, along with ml: :. r ’ ' e
j party, will fly to Miami on a chartered Del! i-C S’- A ‘ '-r
Convair. They will be guests at the Robert Ciey h<l ana ..
on the cereal company flout in the orange I>■■■"•' p- ‘ ’•
Shown with M ,-s Pohle are: iieft to right) €■■■■•' • -'’-i 1 «; !
son football captain, Coach Leo Comthan, (hnu n da--". •: • ’
Howard List, advertising manager of the Kellogg C- uipuiT. Battle
Creek, Mich-.
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: HINTS TO HOrM'*
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SHOPPING TO SAVE The
thrifty homemaker becomes a
j smart shopper when she shops
: with a carefully-planned market
hst. She can save more nennms
1 in her oudget by observing these
; points:
i 1. Shop in person whenever piij
: sible,
; the be*st food buys in prices and
| quality.
j 3. Read labels to determine qua
: lity size and vveiuiit. Conridei food
use Lea: expensive grades oi a: : -1
foods have tie same food v.due
; and arc just as satisfactory for
! many purposes as more exp-.-nsive
I and perfoctfuly shaped foods.
; 4. Compau; relative costs oi i•-
fereat forms of food such us
it'esh.. canned, frozen and dried.
I 5. Select vegetables and fruits
j which are pluu.p and Urm aid
■ without decay 3ot l.l ;iri .- x.oi
; and vegetables with only light.
; auperl'icial blemishes ■■ '■ * »o.
be removed will be cheaper ; -l
; ni-'t «« satisfactory for cnokiiiw.
Wilted vegetables r >y be an -
j ter waste because they often ■
j ' “* “
i anp rod if you mat your
Gi UFE iNSURANCF PREMIUMS
1 IN TH.c SFLF-AOOCESSEO ENVfIOPE
; (VA S£NP> rou foa THAT Pt/ftpos f.
; S- ; \y - •
mfnrmatiiafe four PChrt J
! VETERANS AUM2NISTUATION oihftfl
W: I
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W POMADE M >9£vj
-JflWg '* On Hh>/e ktttvuhsrs
or wn'rr aittef ft .
PffßllfS PRODUCTS CO.
Sk9 teckssme Avc i#rs*> City 4. H I.
( Y lrfl . |f , ntrr a —m •»•-•
* not be used at all
; ! although U'.it riv'^*'.. i! '-‘ &■-? j^r-l
; ‘ gest size, aro preferred when sor- j
; ved as a dish. r b'oT cass<D
(ILille iiuilHtuCtOi'V x !"! Cf iflf. v
j sometimes auteurs Ihe pr.ee,
: f)fil fi';': / ;I :
Biy#i!iy rati, ii. .4.
by mrs r. p< r, • y
| ROANOKK RAPIDS Q rku;. :
A M". Wliu.-U: 1) S . ' .in l ATT;:? 1
Cima Aide Ai.’.ou v.v re m.i j
, he.y nuurirooay cur H-.-r *.■■ -. mnmh.!
'.I Washm.utm, D C ■.,. - time;
j married in Frnpo: .u. Vu Their
i groom is the V m of Mr j
i SViil SK’Jve .••• •: :ii.- I.- e f,r
! daw :m r e! in ! M in
j Ai.-.ti>n of il--Mi:"ke Rnui-N, N. C
j Sauudivv aiid. i' Uviay. u-■ i
, 13 asiri I I were regular s. ‘evict tsaj
; Saturday at 2 ,j r,i., tiv. , ... .
of tite erturen v.. c..i jiuii- . wuit
! a large CJ-o-.vd ;.u :i. Hu Ti.e tn.-
\ lur. Rev R ii vie iii
j pei-t oi duly nil i .-. : • tin •. ■:. !3-
j tor for the d ...
j Sunday ,Scho«,i o ;..: tie
supcrintctidr-iit kin V. iknmi'
and the teaetn- - m tiuar : ; u-tiv-'-:
i places. Ti-a :' - itiiiy I w
i .largely attended. At ii.'iii' noon
! Sunday t?i? paYor nMceiiord So the
i pulpit assisted by the Senlov Choir
| u id>-i the direction of Mi Prince
: A lv. Air. K.- ..: ; n . "ed a
i wonderful sermon His hxt w-j.-.
I taken from 1 .Samuel 17:27. The
I Lord that delivered s. -■ mu of the
' paw of the lion, c i out of fcne
i paw oi the bear, He wifi deliv,• r
me out of the hand -T tin: Philts-;
tir.e. His theme ‘.vas "< ‘ ini'd-rne
j in Past Expr-rier-CcrS’he Scr.aid ;
; service v.'htch was Holy t i.unrea
i was conduct I'd by ttvv J. T
j lvcv.
i Sunday, February 14. was regu- i
: l,u‘ si-rvice df-.y. At Lust fc mi 15 ip- ;
I 11-I : 1 it. i Jocky ah a: ■ a M. C
! i‘iv • .» urch U. to at the
corner M Hiuhlmui and BoilocU
i Streets. Preacii.ug i- r i Sure ;
| th( Uuv. A. It. f Vi yof iisai,.
: Rapid, M. C. At 1 i:>ri a v< Tor
j lvcv ascended the piiipU Hr-:,, deb
Iby Hie Senior Chun Mr. tAwy was.
j assisted in the pulpit by the Rev,
' Walter Barons ol ii- aimi u il.,psos
i and Rev. Tody of Rocky T unic
j Mr. Ivey cho.sc for hie text St
i Matthew 32:41.' "The me.: of Nuu
i vi;h shall rise in ju<J .> ><-nt wuh
jit because they repented at Lie
jljccacbinc of Jonali an<l beta-id a
n.an gii .-atct than Jonaii". He used .
I
| vice v. ,e largi attenderi, n ■ • -
1 j one seemed to enjoy Uio Timor, ;
; The Junior U .hers were at tncsr
, post of duty.
t '
YMCA News
i The Bloodworm Street YMCA
; hold .its annual table tennis * mr- ;
1 r.irnf rt in. the Recicat.um M'inili of
j the YMCA for one week beginning ;
i February 8.
j The tournament was divided in
j to two d.visions, boys up to 13:
1 years of a|e and boys 14 to 17 years
i of age.
j In the finals of the 13 year oid
i group John Slade defeated Richard
I lee Truesdale for the (■htimpion-
I j.Jup. Ohi.ir- participating in this
! division v.>ere; Wiliam Gregory,
I Fred Alston, bddio Lee Barring*
: ton, William Woods. Clyde Hedge
! path, Lin wood Monroe. James Con*
; vers, Bobby Burnett, Ci rl Harring
-1 ton nod Randolph Hed:.;cpelh,
in the 14-37 year old division
i pt.'iy was very close throughout the
; entire tournament. The finals were
i exciting and iiaid fought with Fau-
THE CAROLINIAN
>V"jisr]| Dr. R. P. Daw
1” AtVSC’sFoiii
A new baii-do » a morale-builder
J'vr ®r& women —hat don’t forget to i
%»ait a week or so before you mJcfiS the I
»<•*• style hath you and your hair •
need llJßis U» get Übcd to new ways!
* * *
t
Wlten i» *h« meat market and j
yjHtr yarcha>e it being weighed ]
has the thought of buying a car j
hy iise iHnuxi ever occurred to
you? During a apeeLai preview
{ jC wiftara editors and eonunento
tors, Ivan L* Wiles,, general man
j>'; r of Bttick, made a moat imu>
ittg and unusual remark! He said
that often w« are otlslead by so
called Iradoin aiiowances. Too
often a high trade-in allowance is
more than off-set by an inflated
or excessive selling price, ilia sug
gestion was to “slaty ;oor tar by
the pound!” Divide the total
quoted selling price »I the automo
bile by its weight iu pounds, and
arrive at the price per pound.
Them compare this price per
pound on the various cars, under
consideration. The lower the price
per pound, the g-ester the value,
. All caw are made of pretty much
die -ium ■ .Aerials —■ steel, glass
textiles, rubber - so you can’t go
very far wrong using price per
pound as a tweaaurui* stick of
value! May sound odd but sensible
at tk-u!
* * *
I thought tome
j /cWIS\ one ums joking with
/o 'fiX me teAen / received
(x ff* || o postcard this
te nj mornmg from a
\?V friend touring the
'Ca.M. joatAwfSt—it
postmarked 1 ruth
or Consequences, ft.-w Mex:co. S ore
i dec i/ the toumjolk live up wa? i
* * *
Here's tt hint to enter gfcfw
blemishes • —1 *ise a tinted foundo*
' linn a bit darker than your die
: end pet on dowd mb it in
; that’* iAo secret*
! ory Brooks winning out over
! Woods in the championship brack
• Others in the division were:
! r,nnni(> Williams. John Pearson,
; Arvin Alston, Joseph Carer, Clif
ton Davis George Smith, Cepe
! !!. ••’• .. F-.rddie Harris, Herman
Hinton, James Wood, Donnie Row
land. Preston Hunter, Perridi
Hod,. ea .id Bobbie Dick-ns.
Priy.es will be awarded by Le?-
Ihr Yriigiit, Boys' Work Secretory
! nf the YIdCA on Saturday, Fe tru
st beriwen showing ol the
A manufacturer of electroplated
; .ek.'d silver says this is the way
to care for ir "Wash it in the us
-1 i.al way with yotu- dishes. Do not
' apply at>ra»ives, A soft cloth will
• t cmoVe tarnish and restore the
plate to its original luster,”
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TURNIP GREENS ••**"2 cans 2lc
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| PETERSBURG, Va. -The seven-i
I iy-aecotid surnyversary of the fouti-1
S ding of Virginia State College will!
j be observed Sunday March 7, 1954, |
] with appropriate exercises,
j Foundnr'a Day Morning Wor- ‘
ship So, vices will be held at 111
| i - i
iFire Victim
i Dies Here
) Geraid.ne ,*.oek■
j wood, 4-year-old daughter of Mr.'
and Mrs. Jesse Lockv, .>od, oi 204 1
Branch Street, here, was seriously;
burned January 23 about 5 p. tn.
j by a rixl-hot heater. The child'si
| dress caught fire and she rushed out'
j of the door.
I Her mother, who was running i
behind her, soon found her out in |
I the yard and rushed her to Stunt!
j Agnes Hospital where she died
| on January ,t.
! Fb'n.er : tl service? were hs , td s.t \
I the Smith Temsle Church, S. East ;
| Sl. Jim. 28. The flav. T T. Platt
i offtciat’Cd and burial followed in
| HiUeiest Cemetery. Lightner Fu
\ neral Home- was in charge,
i Geraldine is survived by her
I parents, Jesse and Rosales Lo. k
i vvOvu, iu-u liroi.i,-;.s and 0.. u sister,
|f
| Honor Society
| Ten At A & T
f '
. I GREENSBORO Ten ranking
■ uat A. and T C j'c.le
- recently mumit u ,nio tue r-riptia.
- • Kappa Mu National Honor Society
; . through the local Gamma Tau
• I Chapter.
Eioebx! on the basis of having
s . Completed 90 quarter hours of
1 ; study «ad r. 'int- 'mnt -a scholastic
" : ever;'■ f-, above J.i w'eve: Misses
' : Even , r.c Lriv: -, Whifoviile; Tom
, pic Fort Pierce, Fla.;
1 ■ ?a Robu '.tv‘o lug!? Poict; Ruth
Skelton Greeny boro; Ruby Wii
* UamKst, Leu Jessie Cro
! foer, Eih'i'be; 'gi»?.abctU Taylor.
. I Asheboro; Mcidairtes Minnie Sk-n
--3| ncr, Hertford and Evelyn Bryant,
i r ; Peachey.
■ ; Other i'c O' -a nf fh© campus
•t i chapter include:. Mi.-or Dolores
■■ j’Shaav. Bov.-.-aw; feadeiine Powell,
e ; Wikon; Mitidstines Itctta C. Caiia
i hen, Mannsssas, Va. sod Lucille
IC. Pie:..oft and Donas Dailey, both
: ,-f On . V ! !> ;.u W. T. Gibbs
: is faculty adv'-ser.
- 11,1 TSlf yj• -/ I, J ■ r- i I'otf .SBT bSti if *
■ . ' ■. -
iel Keynoter
Eiders Day
i o’clock hi the College Chapel 'll":-:
■ sermon will be delivered, by lit. j
| Charles E. Stewart, .Pastor of Is- j
iml A, M. E. Charcn, Albany,i
j New York.
i Tbe service will be opened by
j Dr. Samuel L, Gandy, the College!
; Minister. The annual .Founder's,
: Day statement will be delivered by
: Dr. R. P. Darnel, President of the:
| College.
I Prior to the morning service a
{ Campus Memorial ceremony will;
| be held. Memorial tributes will be
j spoken by the College Minister
. and by President Daniel,
■ The Memorial Ceremony will
! begin at 10:30 o'clock with stu
dents, faculty, and viators assembl- j
, mg on the front campus cf the in -
iututi >n prior to that time. ROTC .
; cadets will provide an honor for- ;
Station on the occasion.
At the close of the eleven o’- i
■ clock service, Memorial Motor-1
| cades will b'avri ?:>r cvmerprie« ’
|in Petersburg and Richmond j
i where wreaths will be placed on;
the graves of pioneers in the |
| i
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PAGE FIVE
' se* eel’s history
3rt*7 ink s xxitsz uii,
A floral trsbutv v.:H «e
tnid at the grav? «< *' . to
A. W, Harris. (ngjalater
from Petersburg s?H>n. or
of She blit wfefoh created the
insigunioii. Forir.. - ;)rrii ,‘ti
strative beads of the his;t n
tion will be similarK atecaoru.
Sijstid.
ft l f f I r 1
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Come Lo the
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FEB. 18
First showing of 1954
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RANGES
WATER 'HEATERS
: FOOD FREEZERS
! ROOM AIR v w-: .'.
| DRYER
IRONERS
! WRINGER WASHERS
I AUTOMAT G *A: : ..
j DISHWASHERS
disposal; s
; Ki i*CH£f: CAK’n:TS
Visit Tour Loco! Dealer
APEX:
A. T. Seymour & boas
CASTS
Hobby Supply Store
FUQUAY SPBINGSj
Ptoctor-Bcri.*our Co.
EALEIGIH
Tire Sales & Service
WAKE FOREST:
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WENDELL;
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Authorized Dealers
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