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ARRIVES IN GERMANS
Pvt. Lynn D- M*rsl:, son r: Mr.
ar.<i Mts. Coley Mai -St of «k>M
ston, recently arrived in Ge;--
many where he will assume ins
duties with the 533 Moth- ..£
Amh. Co. Psi. Marsh is a grad
uate «f GoHstott Ki- ii Sch ml
arid attended A- A: T. College,
Greensboro, before being in
ducted into the service.
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S. Africa Has
Ssgregation
Problems
NEvV YORK Segregation is
l tm* most pressing problem in
i South Africa, according to the
| Scv. Martin Jarrett-Kerr.
j 'Writing in the current issue of
i the Episcopal Oil i; 1 h NY.Wt, the
. pi -cst verted that tit a dom-iv*
| «tnt N ithmai Party of Pu-.v.e ■
; Minister .Valan is a ruing at ‘ the
! -maximum segregation mat is !
practical”
j “In the long run,” the Epts
i cop.nl Cutirch News says, “ti;e
| Natianalist Par y is hound to i |
: fn:l.” But id. the nv in'.nir soJGe 'j
| vio : ers.’3 is bound to occur.
i The tr.os; daiyero is piece of j
i pro-s-uycuHion legislative, ac- j
j cord:;'. 1 , to the pr.ic.st. ns tiro so- , j
j co'loci Bantu Education Bill pass- jj
; ed last y< ; To" nooi wtiTi : 1
: sen'ed it -rnude no c-Tsyn to con- n
I tv.'l the fact that it wos dmisrv- j
! ed ‘o fit the native for his s.ibor- j|
! Tiie bill provides for facilities i|
to boitdy <dun:i:o tl’o* Kc.c.o it M
: v/riuict permit any further edu- ; ?
j Catirxi (-nly to Keg roes who are i I
tt.!C:.eis. mn. = es and jT-b'. v proles- :
sioiuii people noeueci in t&e t x co* j
Isu:liV
i Other provisions are for separa- i
' fieri of natives into their old lan- i
gunge groups, their ejection from 1
i tha two remaimn,;, universities !
j who now let in a modest mint- i
: her, and me reduction of liberal j
• missionaries,
A major force against those i
policies, the Episcopal Church I
1 News sums up, is church activi- j
■ ties in which all men worship j
equally. And in spite of much |
difficulty and interference, the !
Church will go on,doing its best j
to help even foal y ebminE'.e seg- !
rogation in South Africa.
FARMERS EXPECT GOOI> TO- j
BACCO CHOP DESPITE
WEATHER
KALLiGif, K C. (AN?') - ■
! Pender county farmers have their !
i fingers crossed and are hoping j
i for she best, as far as this, year's i
I tobacco crop is concerned,
V. T. Maultsfey, Negro county !
agent for the Ayri.Aturai F.x- •
tension Service, says that in sr : t
of oh toe adverse weanicr ivtncii !
brought about the spread of *
1 tobacco diseases and intensified !
the insect problem, “it appears
that most farmers will produce j
; a fair! v good crop of robacco.
j Maulsays many farmers j
! have imitated i; at they are not I
! expecting high a yield as last j
’ year, bat that the quai.ty w|ii i
. be good.
la general, say* Maultsby, t
banco is ret obtaining iis no;:
: height this year before mm-o'- ■
1 ing. To off-set this, mn«>- fann
ers tie allowing a suck r to
| grow at the top of the stalk in ’
order tog sm two or three extra >
order to gain two nr three extra ;
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-;:y cuntent sporeured by
the social cMttmittce of the Ra
leigh Countiunity Ciui* v. 1 ; i; 1
at the cic. : > home recei *.iy- The
contest w inner, 3L •. T. 'h
Johnson, is being crowucd fcv .
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ON TV SHOW Mr mid
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clair, Nc", Jersey V ; n . - the
humor of e/ufee ?? ;1: S‘ rim-r
on the Oil* Oi;'d i : i-rciic
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day aiiihti l-v vimn e.t'.i pro- !
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It may surprise v i, but there ar- ly at least three places in
your home that could accommodate an ci-.tia bathroom or a powder
room.
Addition of a second bath seldom creates a. space problem because
of the small amount of floor area required. For instance, an attractive
powder room will fit into a space as small as 4 by 4 feet, and a
full-sized bathroom into a kwo only a few feet 'larger.
A second bath is not only a welcome convenience, but a sound in
vestment as well. I’. alters have discovered that houses with more
than one bath are m ov popular and sell more easily than others.
A second bath will add at least one or two thousand dollars to the
value of your home, or from sl(.i to S2O per month in rental value
should you decide to rent it.
If you have a tWo-.- t y home, you could put the new bath on the
first floor and save yourself endless tracking up m i down stairs.
: The extra bath or powder room also will relieve the traffic during
! morning and evening rush hours.
There are any number ct possibilities for the location of an extra
Lath: in an unused ci '.set.; .1 in, red of a hallway; in the space
unaer the stairs: in the . vwiiig room or the butler’s pantr-v; or even
in a corner of a large num.
j Tlw c ost *f a complete new bath Is surprisingly low, usually
: well under SI,OOO for the piping instil; i,,u and P■: lures. Dollars
| cannot measure the extra comfort ami convenience it will provide,
3T. LAWRENCE WA*J> AWARDED THE NAVY AND MARINE 00F4P3 MEDAL
fOR HEROISM FOR H l3 AGTfOM WHILE RfSCUINQ PLANE CRASH SUR
VIVORS IN NORTH KCdeEAW_WAJ£R 5 ON 16 D_EOEMfj ER 195'2..
LIEUTENANT J. O WILLIAM PATRICK w
ST. LAWRENCE
UNITF.O STATES NAVY
AS BOAT OrFiCCT■ ~OF A 26 ; UAffBOAr,
HE DIRECTED THE RESCUE Cr - MEN FROM N ' „ J‘JW
ROUGH SEAS UNDER FXTRFIS' !.‘> ~HAZARD- IKW Whiff W
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ST■ LAWRENCE PIUNOS'D INTO TI'L ICy /'V*,. >*s \
WATER fO RESCUE ONE MAN WHO WAS j#
OVERCOME AND UN'-OLE TO SWIM.
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AFTE “ AIL THt MEN Wt - RK PICKED UP,
■■ ‘1 HB 3UCSE3SPULLV DIRECTED THE
wit ■"'-I DAHGFROUS CPE RATION OP HOISTINC
JTHE BOAT ABOARD VHB DRSTROVES
, , RPN3HAW WTX MINLAUM DAMAGE TO
I -BOAT AND MO INJURIES to ills CkEK
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emumlUce. Mr-. Asia Murray,
i in the picture is» an ut
ter !ant, Mrs. G.-are Sorrell,
dob treasurer. {Photo By
She card Studio).
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;; am, prior to winning SclO.
Mr. Ta wartime aide to
I're merit Kisenhower. is a
teacher in the Montclair, Sew
Jersey public school system.
\vfci> Mrs. Httsit- is a business
administration student at Pace
! t!• liege in New 1 orb I ity.
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HAS NEW Fit. Ml ni l Y ~
ludtl Daneaa, faai d 5 aritone
;*rsrl former SU ward. Vu,\v . ;y
play the role of * prisoner in
professor, has been ?iyned to
a new movie, “ Unchained," Hs
| will play ISSJI Howard m a
Story f-eisiet-vd around the ('aii
-1 ft»r»ia prison at China, a r-.■••'.«
! especially written ?or hl«» S! ill
i HirieU <if Barlt-U Produriioiu
signed him up. (ANT**
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
FinsT f.rnzEvs bask & hi sr it
AS OF THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 38. 1954
ssn rm juntos' anoier havelock
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M-"., S BISSON KINSTON FAYETTEVILLE
MOK'TKAU < ’ " HLAl.vl.£ MK.-»U»vC SPRING HOPS
ivrpc Ya Cl. AY‘ION LOUISBCRG RICH LANDS
OF I; i .>X < ' -vjr I r :«TNJ PORT BRAGG CHERRY POINT
MAYSVILLE
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RALEIGH
WENT SIDE BRANCH. RALEIGH
NORTH SIDE BRANCH, RALEIGH
RESOURCES
Ca;-;h In Vaults and Due from Banks ..$ 32.368.6f1.0-4
U 3. Gov rnir: id Securities .$44,762,630.38
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Obligations oi Federal Agencies and other
Marketable Securities 28,574,017.0 S
State Bonds 10,076,569.25
Municipal Bonds 17,354,012.43
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100,767,22-9.09
Accrued Intere-.-t 617,168,97
Loans and Discounts 62,693,209.69
Par.king Hcu-c Furniture. Equipment and Real Estate. .. . 1,647,410.48
$198,090,679.27
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 1,250,000.03
Su-plus 8,500,000.00
Undivided Profits 459,211.38
Reserve A-C Accrued and Unearned Interest,
Insurance, Taxes and other Reserves ... 7,969,474.0 f,
lu : , vr -Branch Clearings 1,231,734.59
n: POSITS 178.620,259.2*
$198,090,679.27
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GOOD BANKING ARE THE FACILITIES OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTION
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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TOP NDA DENTISTS XOll ,
i HOWARD Three leaders of j
j the National Dental Association \
got together recently on the ;
cimpas of Howard University
and discussed plana for the
coming NDA convention to be
held \ag. 1-6 in Indianapolis,
irsd. Shown above (1 to ti are
Dr. R. L. Hayes, Dr. C. I*
Thomas, president of the NDA.
of LouisvJße, Ivy.. and Dr P
A. Fitass* raid in front of the
11 new Dental S hooi bui’diru at
Howard. They were in the first
group to tear this edifice. Dr.
Mayes and Fittgerald, both
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wA, veteran set of the Cimlanfl JjJP-***
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Ever notice how many baseball players are
big stars during spring training, but are never
heard of again? The big leagues demand
quality performance day after day, week after
week, year after year, and only players with
something “extra” make the grade. That *
the wav it is with a lot of other things, too.
Follow the Uidntpions . Hotz a Coke,,, fotQmtMty'%um>% Trust
*OTTS.£t> UNOtS AUTHORItT 6f THf COCA COtA GOmHMt ts
THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., hw,
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of Washington, D. Cl, will ap
pear «n the convention program
next month. Dr, Thomas re
ports the plans are going well
for the national meeting. —«
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Two new strawberry varieties — j
Dixieland and Pocahontas—have I
| recently been introduced and. re- !
j commended for trial planting In j
; North Carolina,
July 25-34 i* National Farm !
Safety Week. Farm to Lave and ■
i Live to Farm.
Here's a good examples for more than four
generations—ever since 1886 —people ha vs
enjoyed ice-cold Coca-Cola. Day after day,
week, after week, year after year, Coke has
been a quality product. Best of all, Coca-Cola
has always had the same magic sparkle —the
same woodeefut tas»««-k has today,
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