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PI ENDED WHISKEY* B6.O PROOF* '. :, ', ~ -.AiN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
--,, 'i.sirnhter of Mr. and !
'i, rtj•,v-.■ oio fj Mar
in -as i*i, on hoe eleventh birth
■ i \ ti oil front row. left to
■. »t, arc Carniyrt {'artcr. lay.
It- rt v. L, w. Wertz,
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'ia-t-m: 31: I I Gregg,
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Richardson. \nita Battfcs. Fa
mriii Smith t .tiol vit .imii. in
the ,'mnnrre; Robert Alien, In*-?
Vurlmrough ind Sarah Pencil
On back row, left to right, arc
Episcopal Bishop From Giro
Is St Augustine’s Speaker
lb** Rt Rev, Bravid K Harris
Bishop of the Diocese of LibeN'i
Africa, spoke Sunday at the St
Augustine’s College Chapel.
Hr staled. "It is important that
ne took at the African people
noi jo terms of what they
mean to us nr what we ran get
nut of them, but in terms of
what wf mean to them.” He
Topper McmoriaS Baptist Church
Observing 91st Year hi Raleigh
The Henry Martin Tapper Mt it, f
• mml Baptist Church is observin; '
its :>lsi anniversary on the same
site on which it was founded m
1805 Its present pastor. Rev. M
' R. Boone, who has been ministes
j tin re for two months, has planned '
! services during the entire week
■
j The Rev. H. Cunningham choir
• and congregation of the First Con !
; greguiionai Church, will be in |
j charge of the service:; sponsored I
;by the Deacons and Trustee:; on
1 Monday night, Nov. Iff,
The Ushers are sponsoring the
| services m charge of Rev. O. B.
! Bullock, choir and congregat.-m m
i the First Baptist Church. Tuesrla•
™? B«MOP ANB HIS TEACH «hnC .how,, on "the ,i*hi’
r.R'o—Above are Reginald hum ..
, , - , a.« , - ,f H}j • 1,1 p mll li nnl m aj t
! Ilf able Latham form- -
i m teachers of Bub on B f Hat j College Sunday
THE CAROLINIAN
Shirley Horton, Addle Wilder,
MfPfre* Jr*nes t # rri*>, dr,, i
' iwmu‘o Hi -id. Gerald I attn md
! .roi>n ;\!< ( loud rh< • >
y f has R. .fojw.
, iiii «■,’ need to support urn
institutions which invariably
means sacrifice, but it the i»h
is to be done, it our responsi
bility' to find away to do it.
j Bi.shep Harris is a graduate of
I St. Augustine’s College in the class i
i of 1917 and has served as a teach
;or at St Augustine’s College and
jas rector of Grace Protestant T 1 .,, - ,
t o jpal < hu:; h of Norfolk, Va
f night. Nov. 20
Wednesday night Npv. 21. R: ■.
. James Avery, choir and conginga
: lion will take charge of tin- ser
; vices for the Sunday School.
, Rev. .1., W. Jones, choir and con
i gregati.'„n of the Fayetteville f>;
j Baptist Church, will be vn chan.'
j of the services .sponsored by !h>
j Missionaries-. on Thursday nj„l>»
I Nov 22
The: ’•’lo-ul Club will sponsor th<
.'.-rv .. • in chavs-: of’ Dr. Grady 0
j Davis, choir and congregation of j
; the Obeidin Baptist Church, Friday j
’; ; 'ht i\(lY g'l
Sunday. Swr?dftv S' hooi :
Hi open at 10 a and mot nine i
3 Congressmen Reelected > !
Many Capture State Posts
CHICAGO (ANi'i - A .record j
number of Negroes wore eleoieo i
to office in IS slate* last week, j
with the three lop Negro office
holders being returned to Con-
RICKS.
Representatives William L. Daw
son of Illinois, Adam Clayton
Johnsonville AMEZ:
N.C CHURCH FEATURES
CORNERSTONE SERVICES
PINE VIEW—The pro tor, Rev
Thurman H Murphy, and :
members of Johnsonvilk- AME j
Zion Chiuch .located in the j
Johnsvtllc section, observed a very j
i unique cornerstone laying service j
j here recently, when the local Ms
.ions went, through iV:o .r.ni-'-ert :
! services,
The Rev. Murphy presided The i
Rev D W. 1 Melon is. Fan- Rio 1
mir.e A M.K Zion Church, San- i
I ford delivered a very fine so - j
; mon He i k K--d the bulging of j
1 the church f.o tb&f- of the building I
i of Solomon a Temple, He told of i
| the importance of a fitting edifice.!
I in which to worship. He also ad- !
i monished in hearer.’- »hat jt.m f. j
I living v. .;•. the MOor th-M- n-dl- I
I counted Her I.f'ftr Woma-'-
; Aberdeen .MIC .oio
’y: ' 1
Public RrlatlW’;. pro r>!( (.V,
I Kuci.t sneaker and also told of the i
I necessity of being true to the c - i.--' ;
l c:<T r of religion and ever mindful )
|of the rights of human being* i
The church is of cinder bloc! j
and f- neanng cnmpkuor ft. wm i
serve a long felt ne d to th 1- !
j farming community Rev Vttrphv !
; enri bi-.'ccvv-regal irm r.i r pev-i '
; worshir 31 11 3 tp with Tie- 't J
; R Boone the pastor. in civf . j
At 3 p rn. Sunday. Dr W K •
\ Strussner. prc.-iu.irnl of Rhsw j; r . s .;
i versify, will be in charge of the -
\ soi". ices tr, which the main -reauir, i
’ will be honoring the oldest ;
1 bn of the church. Mrs. Vjnie (|
; A cordial welcome is oimnn-' ; I
■ i;j viators.
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f 4r
And He said twin them
Where, is your faith”,,,
(St, Luke 8, 23.)
As Jesus Christ inquired of
His disciples, so does He w
r quire of each of us !iv • v -.
day: ‘Where is your faith
Without that faith, nothing
possible to us except frustra
tion, unhappiness; with it, al:
vond thing:- "ire poq ; :bic--
truly Faith is the Answer.
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LAST TWO DAYS —FRI. & SAT.
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or Southern Furniture's Annual
1 f’E: Afros SALE!
Southern Furniture Cos Entire
Stock Os Carefully Selected
Furniture Is Reduced For This
Annual Sale But There Are
Only Two Days Left, Hurry
This Sale Ends Saturday
Nov. 17, 1956
Powell of i-'rv York and Charles
Diggs oi Michigan won reelection
! by s.-. nmping tlreir Republican op
poii, nli..
Th. ct. other hid:- for election to
Congress by Negroes tailed in
Tu-.-.lays election In Cleveland,
Ohio, "harks I,oeb ran well but
he building and have dedicated
themselves to making it a center 1
for the community.
YEARS OLD
f IS
Park & 1 ilf ore ■
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Kentucky Straight Bourbon Wh*sMy 86 Proof • Bottled by Park&T.Horr) O-stillt'S Cotp. »* Louiswllf. «<*«»•; -
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1956
failed to amass enough strength to
overtake his Democratic oppon
ent in Ohio's 21st district
In Philadelphia, Dr. Horace
Scott, a Republican, failed in his
biu to unseat the Democratic in
cumbent: and in St. Louis, Sidney
R Reamond, also a Republican,
lost by a 2-1 majority to his wo
man opponent.
Elsewhere in the voting.
Negro candidates won seats to
slate legislatures in Illinois,
Indiana. Pennsylvania. Massa
chusetts. Ohio, California,
-iii-.inngr.nl'. .New Jersey,
Afifltipar and Missouri. Other
e intlitl.it.es failed <o uin seats
in the assemblies of Texas,
Oklahoma and Louisiana.
Here, state by state, is a partial
li-< of Negro winners for seals tn
state legislatures:
. CALIFORNIA William n-rror
Run,in*d 'Di, Berkeley; Augustus
l-' flav kins <D>, Los An skies
ILLINOIS Corneal A Davis
Lmes Y. Carter. Kenneth Wilson,
Cecil \ Fartee. Charles S'. Arm
strong Richard Harewood. all De
mocrats; William H Robinson J
Horace Gardner and El wood Gra
ham, Republicans.
INDIANA Robert L Broken
bin r <R>. Indianapolis, Jamga -
Hunter >Di, East Chicago. J-':..;
E. Dickinson <D>. South Bend. Ea
ward Doc" James <D>, Gary.
KANSAS Dr. Eldied Blow
(Di. Kansas City.
MASSACHUSETTS - Atty La,,
i-cnce H. Banks tRi; Herbert i
Jackson < R>, Boston
MISSOURI Leroy Tyus oD
St. Louis; James Troupe, Sr. <L'
| St. Louis; Henry W Wheelet tD>
! St. Louis, J. McKinley Neal iU>
j Kansas City.
NEW YORK James L Wa<
'■ r . , „ mi aw
j -M-ta, r.iculiti:. i iiOllldb, 1V(1 J. A-»t LcJl
! Buchanan. Kenneth Phipps, B»
! tram Baker, all Democrats hum
| N>*v Yoi k City.
PENNSYLVANIA Cran'd!;'
, E Jones, Susie Monroe. Samuej
: Floyd. Herbert Holt Sarah An -
j derson, all Democrats of Philadel
! phia
j WASHINGTON Chari** M.
i Stoker <R> Seattle