North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE TWELVE '/ ~~T?fl j*r»r T* 1 !’ '* u tfiii-rv' -mi t.*o< SsTOK"i rafiswPVT^ilKfv i. JWf»SiS'.vJssKl«*» StWi C K 5 TARHEEL LA GOES BACKWARD ROCKY MOUNT 'Backward, Oil Backward! Turn Time in Th.v Fligrit; Make me a Boy again ,iust for Tonight” These were the words cT a sad old man who, when he iOPked upon the feminine beauty of an age he no longer cOulii master —yearned for the ca pacity of indulgence of yesteryears. Perhaps the theme wish of those who so devoutly espoused—with out compunction the so-called Pearsall Plan (to give local com munities the right to vote to close them schools if even one Negro dared to enter! would be: "Make Me a Slave Master again, just for a Night.” If their wish come? ‘rue. it 1 •hocking to think what WOULD happen We do not see that the officials of the Stat* have anything to be proud of, even though 1 they did succeed in stirring the emotion? of otherwise peaceful citizens to the extent that they voted over whelmingly for a measure which many of thfm will live to regret as * result o? not realizing the great potential ni walking bnett wardness in the arnmendment. vv '•'iif it I? true that Charier Brantley Ayeock, known as the “educat’-'inni governor,” was not an integrationist: he plead for jus tice in a!! the people and sought obedience to the law. W> predict that the present administration will never rise if> the hallowed heights of the Immortal Ayrork through use of the Pearsall Plan, or any Lumberton News I Bt B. FRANKLIN COLLINS j Lumberton — Mr. and Mrs. How - j srd E. "White and Mrs. White’s mo - j thcr, Mrs I:one McAllister, recent- j ly motored to Washington. D. C j where they were the guests of _ the , latter’s daughter and son-in-law, j Mr. and Mrs, Charles Greenlee j The Greenlees lately visited the ; • Whuet. ami McAllisters. _ i George A Garvin .if spent th.- j weekend with his parents, Mr. and j . Mrs. Gerce Garvin, or ■ m the j Garvin town section. He resides in : Philadelphia. _ i •yy, French Powell is reporter* . improving after spending several j week in Fieedn'icu - Hospinu ir. < Washington, El. C. He and .'l Powell arc natives of !.umbertor,. ; hut have lived in :he nations ca pital for a number of years. Mrs. Helen M Williams, daugh ter i'i.i Mr and Mrs. .lames Lovt, left Tuesday for a. visit in Wash ington, O. C. From there she will journey to Ft* Lewis, Washington, where she will be joined by bn husband, Set Johnnie T. Williams, who Has completed his overseas duty and will be stationed here indefinitely. They will reside at j Tacoma, Washington. Recently Mrs Torus Thompson find daughter. Or risenvisited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs joe B. Lewis of Clayton They also visit to in Goldsboro and LaGrange ’ where Mrs. Thompson’s grandmo -1 the? lies seriously ill. and an uncle Is still on *he sick list, i Needham Lewis, brother of Mrs. j ■ Thompson, will reside here tor j t sometime He was recently cits- ; ’ charged from the a rived set vices. J Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson '• of Baltimore spent a week with 1 their sister and brother-in-law, Mr ! and Mrs. Junius Floyd in South ' Lumbeston. They also visited two! pieces. Mrs. Potty Lea McQueen j and Mrs. Giissic McKey Goldsboro This Week | SOLDSBORO Mr. and Mrs : Seofgfc Austin, Jr„ of Newport j gw*. Vs, were recent house . 1 ipieste of Mrs. Eunice Thompson or, j 1 <|reeni«sf St Also visiting M r s. j .Thompson was ser grandson, Vic- j tor Ryder, a student, at Yale Uni- j Vwmiy at New Haven, Conn, s fjameeomints Day will be crle- | J twisted at St. James AME Zion \ ' GKwrch the third Sunday in Octo- ; ’ Mr. and Mrs. Aionza Bennett of | j Haw York City and Mr. and Mrs. j ( Ifssper Bennett of Washington D. j i %, wer«* Labor Day guests of Mrs. \ Slrtnie Bennett, 817 W. Elm St. j i Attorney and Mrs. Arthur Lane I ’ «f.'Washington, D. C., were week- t i «?yi guests in the city visiting his i : mother. Mrs Luvenia Lane 213 j ! Beech st. and sister, Mrs. Janet L Degm. blft Seaboard St. - Cpl and Mrs. Elion Dublin of Denver. Colo., were visiting Mrs. iDublin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitted, 426 Miller St When ! Cpi Dublin, v/ho Is on furlough, completes his stay here, ha will be * assigned to a base in Pennsylvan ia, Mrs. B F Clay and Mrs. Lu- | vema Watson have returned to j their homes after a trip to Cali- j fornia Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Herring and family of Garland were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Jesbe A Hobbs, 424 E. Elm St. ) Mrs. Mamie A. Jackson of Wash- i ingvem, D. C.. is visiting her moth- J *r. Mrs. Mamie Atkinson an Green leaf St. Another daughter. Mrs. .Anna A Barbee and husband, Rus sel) have returned to Washington, after spending a recent weekend here. Osfedenia King. Jr., 3 T-2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs Osedenia , King, Sr., 1105 Slaughter SL., had a |narrow escape from death recently jwhen he fell Into Durham’s Lake jwlhile attending a picnic. Young King was bailed out of the water iby Wade Durham, proprietor o' I the popular recreational site. The kid was full of water and uncon- j fcious when handed to his moth er. As first hp was believed to be dead. However, water was poured flora the child and artificial res other method seeking to deny an humble race of people their Goa-given arid law-granted Constitutional rights, as set forth in the Declaration of In dependence and every other American document of govern mr.d!!! IVe bow In shame be fore the world The only answer to the colored man is v. hat many, many white ! people of the South are saying to us udtly ali over the country. That is: ‘ You must not give. Keep on j fighting for your rights because I we can't do it alt for you." We j hear it everywhere. They are with ! us but we must carry the ball our- 1 sell- s. We are no longer babies. Hr. Martin L. King of Montgom- i ory bus boycott fame says we must j spent more for our rights and much j less ni comt because we fight each oth. i v,t< kettds. He was urging that vc give much more to the | NA/.CP and stop drinking so much j money up. Wc can offset these gains by re- j gist-ring in time to go to the polls and vote: not only in November. I but in every election held in our j precinct, whether its for a new j do,: catcher or a governor. The; b.-iilo; is our weapon. Let us use j it to the fullest It. costs ns noth-j ing but to learn to read and ; write a little of the constitution, j You are not a real man or woman ! until you do it—-whoever you are. | IE a man can learn to deal and play a good hand of cards, he car learn to vote. Don’t let yourself and vour family down. I,earn to vote THIS YEAR not next ( Miss Pearl Kemp and Joice j j Kemp left on Saturday for En- j i corse. Mich., where the former j { has lived for some time. ■ • Miss Mary Carrel! McQueen will j ! visit relatives in Washington. D. C.. j Maryland, Philadelphia and New ; York before going to the Adiron dack Mountains. i Miss Sarah Catbrine Ballard | left Saturday for Washington, D. |C. where she is a freshman at : Cortez-Pelers Business College. Mr. and Mrs. Burnice Ballard, par j enls of Sarah, visited for a week i in D. C as the guests of Mrs Bal i lard s sister, Mrs Estella Douck ) cry. Another, Miss Dorctha Scott, ! in l.umbee Homes, was also guest : of ‘he Douckerys Mis. Mable Mills Graham is re ported very ill in New York. She j is a former resident of Lumber tor. ! and is the mother of Mrs ,T. P. j Regans, Jr. of Bullard St. Mrs. Meiy Sell Goodman, aged citizen of Robeson and Hoke ! counties. died on Thursday after- ! noon after and extended illness at 1 Scotland County Memorial Hospi- | tal, Laurinburg. Final rites were conducted at j 'the Bridget - Grove Methodist j Church in Shannon on Sunday as- j tern,.on with the Rev. Watt Fairly \ of Fayetteville officiating. Infer- j merit loiiowed in the family eem- j etery Surviving an- her husband, John Goodman; one son. three daugh ! ter?, Miss Bertha Goodman of the I hon < . Mrs Lydia Pierce of New ! York and Mrs. Willie Garvin of i Lumbi rlon. | Joe Wilson and brother, Wade, j i of A. .union, were Sunday guests of j their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson in Lum bf.Ti.jn. Joe left Monday for Floti ! da, where he will visit several cit ! it v including St. Augustine, Miami, Wes! Beach. Daytona Beach. j piration was administered, which revived him. j Mrs. Berta K Aldridge and ehll | dren. Vivian and Joan of Brook ! lyn, If. Y., were recent vistoirs in ; the city. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Josey, 704 ; Parser St . announce the rnnn iage | of their daughter Annie Laura, to | Staff Sgt. Charles Douglas John j son. ! A double ring ceremony wa.r. j performed by the Rev. B, L. Rich i at ihe home of the bride. ! The couple left for Edwards,. Calif., Sept. 5, where Sgt. Johnson jis on active duty with the Air ; Fort e and performing duties with i an air police squadron. Mrs. Rose Sampson and daugh ! ter, Mrs. Frances Miller of Char lotte, were visitors with Mrs. An nie Hogans last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Pitts (form erly Baby Darden) and their three children, Marian, Joyce and James, Jr, of Atlanta, Ga were weekend visitors of Mrs. N, J. Frederick, 308 S. Virginia St. Mrs Annie R Coley arid grand daughter, Barbara, 410 Canal St,, i ar< t visiting Mrs. Coley's daughter, j Miss Nannie Coley in Washington, ! D. C. Miss Frances L. Oakley, cashier at the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance office here, has return ed from an extended vacation trip I that took her and her mother, Mis. j Mary Oakley, to Washington, Pb;i- I add phis and New York. Kiss Katie M. Faison, daughter of the late Mrs. Sylvia Faison, 3306 Seaboard St,, was married Aug. 17 to Jessie W. Gilchrist of Kinston N. C. Leslie Foye and daughter. Alice; Regina, Edward Gerald arid Don nell Ford, all of Philadelphia, were among Labor Day visitors in the city. Mr. Foye and daughter were visiting their mother and grand mother, Mrs. OdeJ.l Jones, 707 >V. Elm St. Mrs. Gertrud* W'.' Murray of Wilmington was Labor Day week end guest of her mother, Mrs. An nie B. Ward, 815 W. Elm St. Offic Sims, 1012 S Slocumh St., died recently at bis heme after * long illness. Funeral, services were Cary News By MISS MAE W. HOPSON CARY Sunday was s beauti ful day but chilly It made one think lhat fall harl made its ap peal ame Silver Lake in Itharn katie added its bit to the beauty of | the c,ay. It became the scene o! a j beautiful baptizing. Officiating ! was Rev. Isaac Lee, pastor of Mt. Zinr and Watts Chapel Churches. I The candidates were from Mt. ! Zion. Watts Chapel Baptist and j Cary Christian Churches. They be- ] came as one in Christian fellow i ship m this service. Rev. J. M. I Buuell, pastoi of the Christian Church, was present. Others pres ent >vtre: Deacon and Mrs. J. E. Clemmons. Deacon and Mis. Sid i ney Jones Mrs. L.essie Cressom, I Mrs. Nevonia Wood, Mrs. Lillian Reav. s. Mrs. Mary Terrell, Dea ! con and Mrs. Horace Jones, Dea con ,’ncl Mrs. Lovelace Evans, Mr j and M s. Clyde A Evans, Jr., and daughter, Ruth, Miss Catherine j i Ferrell, Deacon and Mrs. C. A. 1 Pollard and daughter, Ann: Dea- | j con ana Mrs. Frank Coad and [ daughter. Linda, this reporter and j ; oth Mr. James T Johnson of Wash- ! ; ing ton Rd., spent, the weekend at i ! a beach. On Sunday afternoon, Sept. 9. a j j surprise birthday party was given | for Charlie Ervin Clemmons and j brother, Johnnie, at the home of j 1 their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ; j and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, of 820 N. j i Academy St. Out-of-town guests j | were: Mr and Mrs. Isaiah Springs j and Mrs. Gertrude Huett of Ca | tawba. N. C„ Miss Annie Kate Goulon of Macon, Ga and others. Mr. Bruce Jones of 705 N. Acad i omy St., spent the weekend in 1 Washington. D. C . with relatives Mr. and Mrs Wesley Moore of ; Newark, N. J. have returned j home after spending some time ! with Mrs. Moore's parents. Mr. and Mrs Delma Reaves, 815 N. Acad i emy St. Miss Callie E. Jones of 705 N. i Academy St., has returned to Goldsboro, N C. to resume her j duties. Miss Jones is on the facul ; ty of a Goldsboro high school.. Attending the Homecoming Day | j which was held at the Lincolnville 1A ME Church Sunday were' Mr. James T. Johnson. Misses Jennie and Beatrice Beckwith and this reporlei Mis. Mazie Sattlefield of Kildora Road wa? the host at a kiddie par ty honoring her little grandson, Brv.v t Burt Children’s games were played Ice cream and cook- ; if-c were served. The little hon oree received many gifts. Those present were: F,dna Ruth and Mary Jean Clemmons. Willie Bea triVe and Michael Walden. John nie and Joseph Clemmons. An ihon.' Clark. Judy and Brenda Moon and George. Gwvn and Ce i 7.ar Clemmons. i Those attending the third »n- I nivc-rsary of the Safety Club Spir- I UviaLs Sunday evening at 8:80 p m. I we n : Mrs. Mattie Bough, Mrs. Le | ija Mae Thomas, Mrs. Alice Baugh, ! Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Clemmons, Miss ‘ Rosa Bell Baugh, Mrs. Ellen Ed j ward, Mrs. Lena Statten, Mr. and j Mrs L. E. Grissom. Mrs. *Aicy ! Statten. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. | Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, Mrs. Othelia j Boyd, Mr. and Airs Cutes Gibbs, I Mr" If.,race Jones. Mrs. Snowdeen ; Perry, Leon Statten and others. SICK Mrs Noe Barber of E. Gray St. is a patient at St. Agnes Hospital. Let ti.s continue to pray for the sick. They also appreciate cards. Good Hope r,v MRS CORN VTA DUNN KNIGHTDALE -- Our revival stalled on the first Sunday in this month. The speaker for the week was the Rev. William Burton of Lumberton. He was a wonderful speaker and was partly responsi ble for 11 new members being added to the church. Regular preaching service was conducted Sunday with the pastor, the Rev. C. R. Trotter, delivering a wonderful message. His text was taken from the Book of Revela tions. Rev. Trotter also delivered the sermon at the night services. Visitors are always welcome to attend our services Ts you do not have a regular church, please unite i with us. i The Home Demonstration Clun will meet at the home of Mrs Comma Dunn on Friday night of this week All members and friends are urged to he present, We are very happy to report ths; aii of our sick are improving. Pine Park VINE PARK Due to the holi day lasi week, we were unable to send in our news report, on time. Teen-aged girls from George town and Silverdaie Schools have given their names to become news secretaries. The girls will appear as out store on Saturday at noon for information on the duties of the job. They will also he required to take a test before being assign ed work. All work is done at our park m Saturdays. Our store was run lust week by Mrs. Oda. Mae Simmons Mrs. Simmons did an admira ble Job. She Is a reader of the CAROLINIAN. Mis. Pandro Tucker of Kelluni tov.n tops our report for having paid her newspaper fee in ad vanes. Many boys and girls visit our place of business every weekend. A poem, written by Miss Maggie J. Adams, was scheduled to appear in tri* week’s report. However, since she failed to get it here on time it will be included in next weeic’s paper, held Friday at 8 p. m. at Goldsboro Chapel on E. Elm St. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Lula Sims; one daughter, Mrs. Editn Humphry of Kinston, two sons. Wisdom L. Sims and Thomas Sims of Goldsboro; one brother, Theouore Speight, of Durham, and his father, Willis Speight, also of Durham. I NEWS OF CLINTON 1 By MRS. ELIZABETH K. BUTLER 433 McKoy St. Telephone 8024 FAMILY REUNION HELD CLINTON The annual Her ring family reunion was held at the ho.r.e of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Herring, located in the Ingoki community, Sunday, Sept 2 Talks and a picnic lunch were enjoyed i by all. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs James Frank Herring Mi. and Mrs. John Wright and son, j Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bryant and j son of Ml. Olive, Mr and Mrs. j Lrander Highsmith. Mr .Louis j Higiisnutb, Mrs. Vera Brinson and i son. Mis. Emma Peterson, Mrs. | I-often Herring, Mr. and Mrs. John j Brim ,on, Mr. Moody Mathis Mr. ! and Mis. Ellie Mathis, Jr.. Mr and! Mrs. H. Joyner of N. Y. C. Mr. i and Mrs. Frank Herring Air Wil- I j liarns and family of the Brown s community. Also Mrs Ozell Wright and son, | ! Mrs. Elizabeth Boykin, Mrs. Ber j tha Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Issac ! Herring and daughter, Mrs. Han i nah Herring and family, Mr atm ! Mrs. Edgar Lamb and daughter. ; Mr. D. H. Til ford was also present ! and made several pictures of the j group. An enjoyable evening was I | spent by all in attendance. CLINTONIAN ATTENDS CONVENTION | Mrs Flora DeV. Grantham, ‘ Grand OSfiter of The Eastern Star. j attended the meeting of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star j which convened in Statesville, I Sept. 8 4 5. Mrs. Grantham is one j of the Daughters of Isis from Kin- | dah Court, who attended the con- 1 ; vention held in Washington, D. C. ! last month. FORMER SAMPSONIAN WINS AWARD Miss Florence D. .Johnson, pub- : lie nurse in New York City, was recently awarded a $25.00 cash prize. A reprint from the chief N. Y. City civil service paper and i the World Telegram quoted that ‘ Miss Johnson received the award j mentioned for proposing the use ! of a postcard from which she de- j signed to facilitate the transfer of ! patient's records between health j centers. Adoption of this suggestion ac- ! comphshes the prompt transfer of ! such records and eliminates mi- ! merous telephone calls. The award i j was given by the Department of ; ! Health. Miss Johnson has returned to ; New’ York after a ten day visit, with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Harrels. Among others 'whom she visited were Mr. and Mrs. W. H Arm strong, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mainor of Harrels. Miss John son is a graduate of The Commu nity Hospital School of Nursing, post graduate of Margaret Hague in Jersey City, N. J.. and further studied at New York University and Hunter College While here Miss Johnson joined the Pi lota ‘Theta Chapter of the Alpha Chi Pi Omega Sorority and j her family at Atlantic and Myrtle j Beaches during her stay. HOME DRMONSTR AT!ON CLUB MEETS Tha Andrews Chapel Home j Demonstration C 1 u b held it.- | monthly meeting at the home of i Mrs Maggie Cousins August 28. ; with Mrs. Addie Johnson co-host- j ess, after a short business meeting j Miss Luton announced that the j club members would sing for the ; annual District Federation which j will convene at Charity High ; School, Rosehili. on Nov. 8. She j gave an interesting demonstration ! on bedding and offered many help- ! ful hints on what to purchase when we shop for bedding A delicious repast was served j and was enjoyed by all. Then the meeting adjourned until the next meeting which will meet in Sept, with Cora F, Powells. Member present were: Mrs, Mary Sams. Mrs. Laura Powell, Mrs. Rozelle ! Draughorn, Mrs. Louvenia Harris, I Mrs. Myrtle Rich, Mrs. Cora Pow ell. Mrs Thelma Parker, Mrs. I rene Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Mrs. Mildred Fowler, Mrs. Mabel Carter, Miss Mabel Powell and ! Mrs. Marie Caldwell. MRS, FOWLER ENTERTAINS j There was plenty of food, re freshments and gay music on hand Wednesday evening, August 29, when Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fow ler. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Bardin, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fryer, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie T. Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. John Tate, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sampson, Mr. and Mr*. Ernestine Parker, Mrs. Louise F Allen, Misses Lebia and Lulu Faison, Monsieurs Pryee Wilson, Wilton Powell, Lewis H Rich, and Eddie D. Powell met on the spacious lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fryar to welcome home Mrs. Retha Pow ell from Brooklyn, N. Y. Her sis ter, Mr*. Marion Fowler was host ess MOORE REUNION HELD The Moore family reunion was held Sunday at Brown's Chape! with Mrs. Clara Moore Chestnut as mistress of ceremonies. The speaker for the occasion was Riv. O. L. Bennett, who hese for a subject, “Love”. The group was led in prayer by Rev. George Mims. The family was honored to have the only surviving uncle, Mr Arb Moore, present, BIRTHDAY PARTY W. Ross Ashford was honoree at a birthday party Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ashford, on McKoy St. There were many guests who brought lovely and useful gifts. ; The party was enjoyed by .all. GIVES BARBECUE DINNER i S.F C. Thomas Kirby of the IT. t S. Army entertained his family j and friends at a barbecue dinner ; on Labor Day, at the home of ] Mrs Gertrude Crenshaw in Par- j kersburg. Clintonians attending 1 the affair were Mr. and Mrs. ] James Kirby and family, Mrs. EL , la Mae Berry and family, Mrs. Ad die Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boykin, Mrs. Hester Butler and < family Lorraine Butler and Mr. i Jama* Ezzell. Jr. \ THE CAROLINIAN i PERSONALS Miss Angela Carrol has returned to her home or; South Eastßlva. after a month's visit in Philadel phia and New Jersey. Mrs. Ogleetra Cairo! recently visit, d friends in Baltimore, Md. Mrs. B. U. Jones and children spent a week in Englewood, N. J. with Miss Vileeta Underwood. While away they visited many places of interest in N. Y C Pai ! asadts, N. J., and Elizabeth, N. J j Mrs. J. F. Grisby and son of j Charlotte were tht weeeknd guests lof Mia-, Mattie Solice. Mr and Mrs. Charles Sangmons j of Charlotte, spent last weekend | visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J D J. Sammons I Dr. arid Mrs. R. H Lewis spent : the Labor Day weekend a! theii | beach noiw at Millpoint, Md. Misses Pauline and Gladys Un | dcrweod of Baltimore, Maryland I are visiting their parents. Mr. and | Mrs. Bruce Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox. and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Faison of Washington, D. S. spent the week end m Clinton. They were the guests of their mother, Mrs. Lilli an Faison, who resides on College Street. SORORITY MAKES BEACH TRIP Members of the Pi lota Theta Chapter of the Alpha Chi Pi Ome !#a Sorority spent last weekend at j Atlantic Beach, S. C The group j stopped at The Gordon Motel and j had a weekend of fun. The An | nual Dawn Breakfast was served I on the Gordon Patio on Monday. ; Makirg the trip were. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Armstrong. Mr. and j Mrs. .lake Merritt, Mrs Marie Me j Coliop, Miss Louise Williams of ■Dunn. Miss Bohen, Mrs. Anna-1 i hell Underwood, Airs. Edna Wai j ,ace Mrs. Jesse Bryant and Mr. i and Mrs. f arson of Faison CLiWTON The Clinton and 1 Sampson County Schools arc ail open with large enrollments The j I Sampson County faculty includes I | file following: I Rose boro: Rev. C. K. Perry, prin j cipal; Miss Eunice Medley, Mrs I Emmagene Harrell, Mrs. Lovely F | Dawson. Miss Berdie Powell, Miss i Dons Sherrod, Mr. Jethro Devane, I Mr. Roland McKnight, Mr. Abra i ham Williams, Mrs. Ogletree Car j r °H- Mrs. Arletha Graham, Miss ] j Rose B. Williams Mr. Albert Mel- 1 I Vir! - Mr. Robert Davis. Miss Min - j j nie r. Sampson. Mrs. Emma Perry. | : Miss Cornelia Smith. Miss Fannie i Sampson, Mrs. Thressa Devane. I Miss Eva Dillard. Mrs. Roberta Calti ! well, Mrs. Loddie Melvin, Mrs. ! Clara Beil Toney. - ! Snow Hill: Mr W W. Carr, j principal: Mrs, Sudie Melvin and I Mrs. Christine M. Bullard. Mt. Pleasant: Mr. John D. Few- | ler, principal; Mrs. Martha Alston ■ and Mrs. Sallye Foster. Elizabeth: Mrs. Naomi Price, j principal; Mrs. Mamie Failson anti ; Mrs Ruth Morrisey Pleasant Grove: Mr. Thomas F i Boykin, principal: Mrs. Rose John - : son, Mr. H. M. Johnson. Miss Joyce i Dickens. Miss Vivian Jeffries. Miss i Catherine Sneed. Mr. Francis I Wright, Mrs. Pauline Solice. Mrs. ; Helen C, Boykin, Miss .Taness D. j Cox, Mrs. Daisy B, Adkins, Mrs \ Flora Grantham, Mrs. Juanita I fill ! Miss Hazel Herring. Miss Elnoi a | Peterson, Mrs. Wilma Williams. Poplar Grove: Mrs. Mary N. Ben : nett, principal: Mrs. Lula Lee, Mrs. ! Effie Butler. Mrs. Lillie Cromartic j While Oak: Mrs. Lila C. Moore, principal; Mrs. Estelle Mitchell, Keener: Miss Nancy Boykin, ; ! principal; Miss Maggie Faison, Mrs. i j Sadie Merritt, Mrs Cleo Smith. Brown. Mrs. Allie Mathis, piin- j ’ cipal; Mrs, Eva S. Williams. / Turkey: Mr. Leroy Smith, prim ! cipal; Mr. Freddie I, Lee, Mrs. Annie P. Rich, Mrs Daisy Cald well, Mrs. Bertha C. Murphy, Mis Shtriey Smith, Mrs. Eva M. Mor- i risey. Rowan: Miss Mabel P. Powell. 1 Ingold: Mrs, Josie B. Moore i principal; Mrs. Bettie Tatum, Mrs i Ruth Warren j Garland: Mr. E. C. Horton, prin- j cipal; Mrs. Estelle Stewart, Mrs, G. E Crenshaw, Mr. James Boykin, i Mrs. Edna B Gray, Mr. Edward ; Gray, Mrs Geraldine Hampton, ; Mrs. Alice McLean, Mrs. Rosa E Boykin, Mrs. Helen Horton, Mis, Mae Fields, Mrs. Mary Ferrell. Mrs. Beva Jones. Mrs. Ola Hill, j Mrs. Lillie Merritt, Mrs Hattie ; Matthews. Mrs. Annie B. Fleming. Mrs, Liia Tilforrf. Bland: Mr. C. C. DeVane, prin cipal: Miss C. E Fennell, Mrs. Mary C. DeVane. Mrs. Alice Joy ner, Mrs. Jerushn Haile, Mr L, S. | Mclntyre, Miss Gaynell Bell. Air. j James L. Herring. Mr. William F. Monroe, Miss Bertha Sampson, Mrs. Maggie Greene, Miss Inez Dp- Vane, Miss Eva Mae DeVane. Mrs. Eloise Melvin. Mrs. Alice Beatv Mrs. Bessie M. DeVane, Mrs Janie A Brooks. Clinton schools include the fob j lowing: Butler Avenue: Mr David L ! Robinson, principal; Mrs. Blonnie ; Carr. Mrs Bessie Dupree, Mrs A L. Highsmith, Miss L. D Pearsali. Mr W S. Ezzell, Mrs E. R Rob inson. Mrs. M. F. Carter. Mrs. Eu nice B Blackman, Mrs Maggie B. Nelson. Mrs E. B. Hester. Mrs F. E. Fields. Miss C. Williams, Mr? j M. B. Thompson. Sampson High School: H f gh ' school teachers: Mrs. L H. Lynch, j Mr Wilbert Raynor. Mrs. P. S White, Mr William Little, Mr, F R Jones, Air, N. L Hinton, Miss Martha Ann Faison. Air. R V Johnson. Air. Howard Boney. Mr. Eddie AT. Jones, Mrs I. B. Cooper. Mr. Willie Don Jacobs. Airs. N W. AlerriL. Airs. A. J. Wilder, Mrs. Hazel G. Colwell and Air. A. L. Daniels, also Mrs. Muriel W. Alli son. Elementary teachers; ATes dainea Essie W. Graham, Minnie Ashford. Oi ebcll D. Barnes. Alice P. Hinson, Lucile T. Washington, Madelin B. Ewinson, Reva M. Wil liams. D R. Boykin, Ruth Jones, E. V Robinson and Ellen W. Washington; Mr, Julian A. Jones, Mrs, B R Jones and E. W. Thom as. PERSONALS Paulette and Edna Bennett, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roose velt Bonn pH. have returned to thcr home on Lisbon St after ,e.n ! !8-itionth st,ay in Petersburg, Fls. '• Mrs. Eva Bennett made tne trip j to Florida to accompany her i i daughters home. j Mr. and Mrs. .Jesse Hayes recent- | i iy -colored to Washington, D C . j where they visited relatives and ; friends. Mr. Jerry McQueen has returned I to iiis home in Connecticut! after ! spending several days with Mr. | and Mrs. Jodie McPhail on Lisbon ' si. Wa fer Royal, Jr., is home aftv spending' the summer mouths in New York City with hi:: grand | moult r. Mrs. Estelle Matthews, j Mi:-.. Luvernia Harris recently - i vis>led tit Waterbury Conn Mr:; Vernette Faison and chi'- j 1 dren - J Washington, TJ C . spent j last weekend visiting relatives and | friends here Mi and Mrs. Conrad Alston of j San i'h anci -to. Cal., are visiting , thri: ll.other Mi s O/.ie Lee Fai- I son, an Railroad St Mrs A1: ton , is the formei Miss Addie Mae far 1 son. Rev. D. M Mitchell has return- j ed to Ins home on College Street 1 after spending a few days in Penn- j j syLama. ’Mi .. Clarice Avon Ragland of j | Raleigh. N C, visited the Ever-] ettr this week. Stic was accompan- j icd h. Mr. Christopher Turlington . of Clinton. Mi. s Amanda Robinson of Wash- i ingL.ii, D. visited Mi s. Beatrice j Bunting last weekend. M:.,s Mac D. Holmes, Supt.. State j Training School at Kinston, spent ; Monday in Clinton. Mrs Virginia Ashford, Mi:;? i FrancU Faison and Mr. (Toco, Fleming motored to Durham lasi j i weekend to visit friends. I Miss Charity M. Sammons has I i enrolled nt the Bull City Business!, I School in Durham. AMONG Tilf: SICK ! Mr. DM. Mathis of William" St. I i is ,i patient at. Duke Hospital in j ' Durham. His condition is repot led { j as improving. 1 Mr. Frank Butler is confined at j j Duke Hospital where fee is under- J | goi’-g mufert-v. ! ! Mi.-: M' nr,:.' Stevens t- confined! ; to hr:' home on W. Carter St nr\ths Mr? F,stclla Moure Franks di d at ',.hc Sampson Memorial Hospital. Sun lay at 7:15 a. m Eulogistic rites were held it the First Bap list Cnyrch in Clinton Wednesday j at 3:30 p. m. The parlor. Tv-c J H. | Clanton officiated Bit tal •?. as hi j the Sandhill cemetery. Survivors include a husband. Mr. Ernest Frank of the homo Macon Notes By MRS. LUCY M. R VMM V i MACON -- The Mt. Zion Baptist' Church held its monthly service on j , 1 Sunday, Sept. 10. at 12 noon. The Lovely Hill Baptist Church will i-cld its baptismal service on Sunday, Sept. 16, beginning at 10:30 a, m. clubs The Embro Home Demonstration ! ■ Clui> will meet on Friday, Sept, j 11. at 1 p. m. with Mi:- Helen ! Somerville ns hostess. IMPROVING We aie happy to know that Mr. M. Lassiter is home from the hos- , pi Ini. VISITING Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn, and i son of Arlington. Va.. along with Mrs. Mary Epps of Hamden, Conn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tealie F.riv.arus this week. Mr. and Mrs. Willie N. Spruill j of Washington, D. C. along with ' his brother, Mr. James A. Spruill, | of Btiltimorr, Md., were guests of ' Rev. and Mrs. J. S Spruill last - weekend. ! , Mr. and Mrs. Hazard Wilson r-f; , Baltimore, Md., were guests of ' 1 Mr. Curley Copeland last weekend ! 1 j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alston and • 1 famt.y of Philadelphia were guests ; i ! of Mr. Curley Copeland and fam- I ] j ily i,i:-t weekend. , 1 Leggetts Dept. 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'Jr.-- following is an excerpt from a local paper concerning the re sults. of Saturday's vote on the !:- ail J --o' l The Pearsall school amendment pic-.,, <1 in Warren County today (Sept. 8* by a vote of 2,225 to '32 unofficial returns from all i 4 pre cinct, revealed. This was nearly a 7 ; margin. Tin other three uriendrornts also passed by large majorities, the unofficial vote revealed. Toe votes: legislative salary increases, 1.702 to :i{<s; change of daft for the General Assembly meeting, 1,913 to :>2g. and giving married women certain power of attorney rights. j.nn? t - 275.” Not being a polilican. 1 d- not try to analyze the results of our county : vote on the Pearsall Plan. IT’ only make this comment: i truly hope we did ibe cor rect tiling to insure a satisfac tory education for our chil dren. M V, FACES ON FRANKLIN AT. Cur out-of-town teachers h-"- • arrt/ed and since most of He m nrsak* tin ir homes with residents on Vianklin St... the whole atmos pln-t of the street has changed. The W T. F.xtmis have moved in to the beautiful home recently \ cated by Dr. and Mrs. Jones and family. As we go up and down Franklin St . many old faces are seen among our teachers as well as some n:- > ones Again the heartiest of n■ i pomes to each teacher in our local ixrxri *’ VISITS MOTHER Mrs Willie Gray Kearney of Nov/ York City left recently after spending sometime visiting her motor-:. Mrs. Maggie Watson, and her sister, Mrs Ophelia W Swan son. tu the Krrbro community. VISITS PARENTS Mr and Mrs. Alex Alston and little son. of Newport. News. Va.. were guestr of their parents, the John Alstons, last week returns home Mrs Alice Y Joyner of Balti more. Md returned to hoi home lost \v- kend after visiting her pa< rents Mr and Mrs. John Young. ATTENDS RECEPTION IN RICHMOND Mrs. Olivia .Turman and M,s. >,vMas-, both of Norlina, at tended a reception last Saturday m Richmond. Va.. honoring Mr. and Mrs. James Jerman. Jr. Mrs. FJi.’.iuefn Ttirnview, mother of the M >um: Mrs. Jerman, was hostess for the occasion. Mis Jerman and Mrs. Moss were joined in Rich mond bv Mr. James Jerman. Sr, RECUPERATING AT HOME M; Norwood Brown, son of Mrs Mai is vi Brown of the Hecks community, is recuperating : t his; home from injuries roteiv- d re- GARDEN CLUB MEETS The Town 'n Country Garden (Hub held Its initial Fall meeting last Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. S. H. Brown. Following the business session, which included plans for the an nual Fal! Flower Show, the hos tess gave a demonstration on 'us ing driftwood in the home.’ A floral quiz was held. Yours truly was the winner and received a oeatdiful hud vase as n prize. A delicious repast was served. Members enjoying Mrs. Brown's hospitality included Mesdames A Tv I Alston C Henderson. K. G. El lis. it F. Ransom, C H Hawkins. E W. Harris and yours truly. Mrs. i F. (. F.llis will he the next hos- i I less. I FAIR WEEK APPROACHING Many Warrentonians and War i ren County residents (and espea (ally the children) are beginning to i talk about the fair which will he held Sept 24 through 29. If you plan to enter anything for exhibt tion see the proper authorities right away so you may be assot ed a suitable space. Fair books srr being distributed which gives a j detailed list of all items that may be exhibited OBITUARIES Funeral services were held lax,: Sunday for Mr. Ed Bolton, well - known Warrentonian at the First Baptist Church The pastor. Re .1 I , Mi Grier, was in charge. Funeral services were held last Monday for Mr. Henry Games of Newport News, Va.. at Hecks Grove Church. Mr. Games was a 1 former Warren County resident. Among his immediate survivor? ! are Miss Belle Games of the Heck." 'Grove community and Miss Carrie 'Gaines matt on at the Oxford 0,-- i phanage i if /HI ask me: “The easiest '«> tn jet to the top is straight up.’’ I Rush Memorial Church News p. MRS. ANNIE H THORPE, Our service? last Sunday began with the Church School at 9:4'- . conducted by the superintendent. Mr Leslie Campbell, and his tine slat! of worker: The ptocessional, "Am i A So: diet opened the i) o'clock ger - i vice-. The first hymn No 63. "God ■ j Moi •> in a Mysterious Way" wax sung, led by the pastor, Rev, W. D. • i son Thi. pastoral prayer and choral response was given by the chon Scripture le,<son was read by the j pastor from St. Matthews 16:21-26. j The soul-stirring prayer was led j. by the Rev Mr. Womack, a form !cr pastor of Young 1 ? Chapel CME I Church. The second hymn. No 27,•. ‘ “Must Jesus Bear the Cross | Along,” was sung led also by our j paste->' Atii t the sermonette to the .fun- I or Church ihe pastor chore for a text. Matt. 16:24. "Then sad dost,., unto his disciples if arty man will : come after roe let him deny him j self and take up his cross and foi j low me.” ) The minister asked how many of Ihr sie willing to follow Jesus' . Jesus 'gave us a pattern to go h. : He was born a Christian in order jto Know him we must hum rile ! our.,.'lves Jesus said !. was hung I on cue cross from the fitb to the ; > Bth hour, but I never said a rouni ! feting word Christ's followcts wer -1 admonished to bear their cross a-, i he had done. This was indeed a | great message. At the evenin '. ' service after the singing of sever.;. | selections, the pastor read for scrip j Hire Psalin 26 He then chose hs? tevl from 23rd Psalm, “The Lord is my Shepherd, l shall not wan. He spoke of Samuel in that he xa,d i Samurl felt reluctant because Saul I was king, God wouldn't let. Sam j uel rest because he was one of in I sons of Jesse So often we turn down those I peop.e whom God really want,? | This again was another great ■ message. We again remind you of j uro “One Soul for Christ Cam i paicn." it continues through this | mo<n.o then on the first Sunday i in October our fall revival begins. ; Tin r-’- v. Mrs Browning of Brook lyn. N, Y-. will conduct these sr vice? You are invited to hear this great evangelist You are_ also tn i vited to one of our services each i Sunday.