WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1954
Wake Forest Is Scene Os
Fail Presbyterian Confab:
LY J. B. HARKEN
WAKE FOREST T annual
+-M mooting c.f the Cape Fear
fVesoytery, h aivirion of the Ca
■a# b a 6yr. od. Presbyterian
Church n. the United States of
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MANUf ACTURED IN GARNER
MAR RALEIGH. AND SOLD ALL
OVER NORTH CAROLINA.
KENTUCKY /C~*T|
BOURBON
Now
pft.3o $*).65
I «Pint %f 4-5 IJt.!
||lS rifisr . ItKO SRfItMS DiSfcthllS C»«Pm, IfiSISVIUI, suktucsy
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America, was he’d at the Spring
Street Pesbyterian Church here
September 36th with Moderator
Eider Malcolm D, Willi arris pre
siding, and the Rev. M. S. Branch,
vice moderator, assisting.
VETERAN STATED CLERK
REPORTS
The venerable Dr. John .B
i Hayc-wood ut Lumberlcn. dean of
; the Presbytery and Synod, is
| Slated Chirk of the Cape Fear
: Presbytery, Kayawoori has served
| his charge, Bethany at Lufrbor
! ton and Pariter ford nearby, for .
! more tl. fifty-five years, and
j t;tj ti na* on< amo g tr,e b. st pay
i . r field"? if : tile forty-odd
| churches eone n u ,; ■,> pr, v.
j tery.
j riayswiv i ~.vf hr report in
; which h> -iy, but fii'i-iy.
; Girded :.!,•• imriJW" c ••■■..: (idem
1 to set if ■■■alvcs to th< *•■.■■« of
j ra - sine m< re beftemritusj* and :
-.V.rV, : 4 . t i-, *e;-; - ,:. . V,, ,r ,;.y;o Si
, Kills' f.( Chd "1: v f'y'jHf ,
| per opif'i, n hereas. the national
! aver ■■■,>■ is $6.(9 be retnlo.de-d the
! app.-OM." 50 members,
Os ALU v'.l OF (HE OOP.CM
Di J. T Givens of Char
l lotte, by nod representative
«.,n f nod Promotion, re
e .<■« ci (he new chart show
ing the “C h».lie ng e” to
ihuti be* to bestir themselves
about r ising the ?18 mSliion
budge! for the enlarging of
the work among two million
| Presbyterians.
Other if ports were by Dr. A. ■
; H. Prince, Synod Evangelism
. Chairman, Revs, O. E. Sanders.
B ft. Ricnardson. J. \V Barnette,
: B H. Baakervihe and secretary
■ Kornegay and William Hinvs,
! treasurer,
COMMITTEE TO MI PISGAIf
j Eoliowihg much discusaioß. a
I special committee was >•, .mod to
| confer with Mt. Pisgah Church at ■
j lioci.y Mount regarding so:, al
i ; I? ce.i discord eGs* lag * h—r« . rc
! portediy the outgrowth of p.ro
| (••(.u,» during a Communion »>. •
{ vice in .-• y
ENTETTAINMENT SUPERB
Aitho Spring Street .s a small
! church and largely directed by
i veteran elder and Prof Allen L
| Young who has operated a broad
. mg school here for 48 years, trie
James of the congregation gave
excellent account o! thf.n-selvez
i in the culinary department by
providing an ample soppy of
hefty plttes of chicken, veg (•■
IB Dies, iced tea and pie which
tempted some ministers to call
| for repeat servings Principals in
,! the drama of food” were: Mr:
, E C Purifoy, Mrs. Rosa Tay ■,
. Mrs. Deir o ;i Burton, Mrs, A. P.
V
NLOCEYKETL SWITCH Glamorous HiKJn .-»unn»v, who rctarj ■■
fr\H n a i,year sojourn in Europe to assume. IJhe female lead in th~
movie. I'iie -lor- (etuis Sl<irv.“ is winning new friends In yet snot! r ,
role. Hilda, the v ife of Malian actor Richard Angarola. has opened »
new carv-r as one of New York's most popular femme radio conuix v
taton, and disk jockeys. (Ncwspress Photo)
Raleigh Deltas In Ist
Meet Since Vacation
The Raleigh D- irp-mbers
of Alpha Zcfa Su Cuau'. .•
DHtu Sigma Theta Sorority met
Saturdav tvu 'ng for ;b, first
, Margaret Bvu.g. iv,
1 Bi gg. Catherine Middleton. M,n- :
tfcu Davi.luo!. and BauUih '.Vd-
M;s* Coa Jr-hnson, assisted by i
and L. luck.
NEW CHURCH
A new cement 'mock chum!;
.si'iicturw has been almost coir.*
i pitted here and Prof. Young ss ;
! starting 3 new domitory for hh :
! N .-1- .. • a.-.d Industrial schoM :
goeg Inr nearly haif a cer.mry ,
with the aid of kind donors t •. en i
■ tiDto ihg second and third
* of Itrtmp *t ,c.
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P'-'* * ’•
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£l7 W* t y«i| ; :?lp
OF 11 |J |§|st
UViNG Ilf" jj|l
IS, / lU
26%
PRICE OF |
ELECTRICITY
DOWN I
- , % ' ’
As your use of electricity has
gone up, your average price per jQ/y j
unit has gone down • can you \. %,
say that about any other house- \ /
w* /
hold necessity? ° e ht kK
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(CAKOUNA POWER & UC^HTCOWW^yI
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Hi also at th f
meeting was a detailed and
iiiterCvSting' n port of the v.f i*
and very succ-rssiul
-
ing On* sttinmer in N j
York, Those present *a ho had
attended the f onvention
were St»r»»rs JVfiddleioD. Mahle
iVrigbt, An nolle Crews, off j -
«'u! deli r sir and Gi rald**'*
Harris. This w as Sot or Harris'
first vm.etf Mg with this Chap
ter.
i vj?her Dio'obors present we'?
; soror s N. M BosUm and F A.
THH CAROLINIAN
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EDITOR'B NOTE; Mliown
below is l a portion of the
ocheduli- of events for the j
Jiji.T fd'.imn of Hit; North < ,ir
*-Ii»»:*. Fi.ii tfr -lalcd fur
Octc'.ier l‘- i;’J
ILF.-DA V. OCTOBER j
VV.AR.L ~'OUNTY SCifOOL DAY; j
8 a. m .Gates Open; 9 a.
i pui:■ r;t.-: 10 s. m. formal open- j
joy of tbr State Eeir, Exhibit ‘
Buiktetts and James E. Btratvs !
fshows m the Midway op. 1 : 31 !
s m fiPfit of ]
G.r;u:asmnu o;x.-nr for a*rv.nnn
Gx:~: d; 5 ‘/J r m. Folk F* -- I
i,
sicov'/; p. ?•];., (icQ'.tte 'Hatnid's i
' iViY’u«ric’.*> of 1954 Spt*ctacu- i
j p. m.. Firework display; 12 j
1 fvhur..,. Janie.K E. St.rates i
j V ; . r . ONESDAY, OCTOBER 20 !
1 THRILL DAY H .y„ m. Ga A s I
i OpL'i, 10 a, m.. E>diibit Buildings ‘
* open Did Janies E. Stratus Shows I
j on li»" Midway; Tractor and i
j Farm Machinery Parade on track |
I ance; i 2 Midnight - Ji, • E
KiAI/KS'Mi’.N —f 4inie r> of bnnliingr. Minfryt elvfa* lifa
inmont «*-Ms gathered in Now Vorit (>«st week for a. ifRiPY
-'irfiTTiiHlHTTpr r-Mlf. coiiw.h'epnging the tunefU wuM nn\i( ,
*sjS*PPg ' ,’ L . ’i' ; * •' ' •- "• ;>• -n •..•••
••• • ** • ' • *.*’« •»•>* <■ >* >!•
y " ;.re ..*< ■<, .r.'v. ( ; «.• tiwiw.g, r-* ‘ '
Miw Man- had returnf>l from *>n exuwuiive
* 4>ur ‘ * Nr-wi»|»n'K> I'ho’nj
w * m -da*®** smmmm. »Hki
St rales Shows on the Midway
; clot e tor thought.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 N C.
; SCHOOL CHILDRENS' DAY: 8
i »• ni... Gates ope.:; JO a. in., Ex
i Mbit Runnings open and James
' 3£. St: j.tes Shows on the Midway;
! II a. m., Folk Festival Perform,
i iwinawt; 12 Norn;, Grandstand
| opens tor afternoon prog--am of
! Harness Horse and Pony Races.
• Circus and Hippodrome Acts. 9:30
P *n Fireworks display; 12 Mid
; night - James K St rates Shows
f—**—«- ■ «——
You Can. Cut Your Fond Bills At A&tP Whmt ver You Shop
BENCH CURED SHARP
j Ann Page Fine Foods *
Fancy Tomato Sparkle Instant Red or lied Kidnev
1 KETCHUP PUDDINGS BEANS
j S'* 19 c i v o c 3 c ™ 29°
hfiWEST ERICKS IN MONTHS ~ r i
ON FAMOUS a&p COFFEES / a ~
EIGHT O’clock Ire 71
£ 99 c rC 2ss
.RICH & FULL BODIED /
Red Circle I£ *1.03 /
VIGORUS .AND WINEY / C a „ /
Bokar P C *1.05
TtePru t* Be
or the Midway clot;.? ft t the
SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 ™
AUTO RACE DAY: 8 a m„ Gates i
open; 10 am., Exhibit Buildings :
i open; 11 :t. m.. Folk Festival Per
formance: 1 20001), Grandstand j
■ <i. . - -for proj ram of U. R. C. i
Sanctioned Automobile Race-; 1 j
■ p, m., Time Trials start for Auto
! mobile races; 2 p. m. Folk Fes
tival PcrformatHV 2:30 p m.. Au- i
; temobile races or Grandstand
' racetrack; 5:30 Fund Folk Feat:
' ,:Y Pedir ir.anro; 830 p rn
Ur mdstand op*:ns for oven.'n;.
show; 7; jo p. ns. Final perform.
| a nee of George A Hamid s P- vuo
9:30 p. in., Fireworks display; 11
midnight Fair Ends.
SPECIAL NEWS EVENTS AT
STATE FAIR
| The World's Char pionship Ro
i deo, nightly at 8:30 m the Arena
I General Electric Company':
I Hot;;.: 1 of Magic, hourly each day
j Woiid famous Dancing Waters
rontiouousiy each day
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