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PRINTING CLASS VISITS !
< VKOUNIAN Th< printing j
rl«! of (lip deaf department of ,
ihp Stile School for the Blind I
and Deaf visited the offices of
the CAROLINIAN Wednesilai
morning to watch the activities
of lhe weekly. Included in photo,
from left to right, are Mrs. Rvr
dip Mitchell, operator of the
lan child Sean-A-Graver. Jar
quelvn Ponds. Charlotte; Julios
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Park & Tdford Distillers Corp., Louisville, Ky.
James Beaufort; Tyrone Wii
linmson Greensboro. Joseph
Spink>, I-raiiklinviii- tieorgi
Robeson Among Cornell s
Top All-Around Athletes
Monk t< achei ; Frederick 'She!
ai d O' ..iting instructor; and Mrs.
i li Greene hostess. 'stall
j (’halo by < has it .Jones.'
ITHACA. V. V, - (AN-'
vin (Bo - Rob- rson is -ir. In- \v:-.>
to piijvmg one of fra’ ' 'C.atc:-
around ’ athletes tn the lustoi y of
Cornel! 1.-iw erstty
In his find .season <>l va: .-i!>
compelition last yea; 'tie —; - ys;i■
old Philadelphian - y>i l l.r ; *t ri
in football, 3 pivotirnn >t; baf-krt
hall -ind i sprinter and low huru
ler in track.
Hr was Cornell s leading
ground-gainer in football with
503 yards in 83 attempts for an -
average of 6.1. This year, si
though hampered by injuries,
he has been the team's most
sensational breakaway threat,
once going 160 yards for a
touchdown.
Last season, he scored 5 touch- ;
downs his first on a 74-yard run !
against Princeton. Against Colunv j
hia, he scored all three of Coined - ;
touchdowns, running 40 yards the
first time he handled the ball.
Lefty .James, the. Cornell roach. '
says Si • is "a brilliant runner with i
the potential of becoming the best
runner I ever coached
Rohe;- .on not or.'y ! ■
speed, lie hits quickly and h.-.rd on :
power and. of course • -m.-t-v. ;
effectively in the open held.
FAMU, Jeon. To
S
•Meet In Orange
Blossom Classic
TALLAHASSKE The Florida :
A&M University Rattlers will ;
meet the Tennessee State Univer
sity Tigers in the 2t!h annual
Orange Blossom Classic on Dec. !.
This iong awaited clash between
the two top Negro teams in the ;
nation will be played in Miami s i
spacious Orange Bowl Stadium
and is expected to draw a crowd
| of 50,000.
Both teams are undefeated and
■ untied m six (seven for FAMU as
; ter Nov. 10 game i. Florida A&M
' has scored 033 points and held the
J opposition to 51 points. Tennessee
i State has amassed 214 points to the
! opponents' 18
; These two teams have the great
o i offensive e-f-ehiri - anti th-i
i stronger.| defensive v. alls Nr-gto
i football has seen in a h-ng tune
' A.-cording to a recent NCAA
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JLHREYS SCHOOL HAR
VEST QIiEKN—-Th> charming
young iadirfi, ail students at Jclt
rrys drove School, in the nii:n- |
1 ty, reigned recently a>. the school
i held a Harvest Festival. From I
: Hampton Orchestra & New \
Bessie Smith Rock London
LONDON AN Pi - Hampton,
is setting London alight, not only
with lus scintillating vibraphone,
drum and piano but with his al~
m-iet yiud.fiious energy and intense
pi i-sonaiity
L.oncion i.i/.7-!overs have just '
nevi-r seen anythink like iurn j
His - nthusiasm is infectious and >
while his band could not In heaid
To good advantage because of tbs ;
poor acccustics of tie-* Empress
Hall, his dynamism was infecti- ;
ous lie had the whole place jump- j
mg with his virtuosity and impru- ; .
visa lions.
Adi once publicity diet hint that j
Bessie Sn; ih voice and style of
- wa* likely to steal the
shc-w. | ;
this, however, vi.is not the
Negroes Remember Marshall Field
As Humanitarian And Contributor
iILC'.M.O <ANP»
ion in, ..ith.v.de the week paid
i i.i. ate to Marshall Field IH. pit.l
--: , i-u -lps.'.t :nd founder of ill
eas:-- in-Times, who made many
i. : mb'.ilwn? t" 'he fi- Id of Kite
■ uu-us during his
i-. iu (>;(. died in N-. v. Yoi V; on
! ia;i siiay -. ' last week He was
ii; he; - S;- 1 urdn \
.. oes wire very definite!;- «■
: Mi t ot the broad, humannarn.i;
Eartha Kitt Says Her Life’s Built
Around A ‘Cotton -Pi eking’ Dollar
NEW YORK - iANR - Twen
, ly-one years ago, Eartha Kilt, tin
j ini.fi nu'.umally famous siren u ;'
] sultriness, song and dance, earn
• ed on- dollar on South Carolina
‘asm aftei working all day pick
-1 mg cotton.
■ DEATH SB
. nan CROWDER j
Mr Leroy Crowder of 1427 Saw- j
y.-t J nne died last Sunday. Funer i
ai services were held last Thurs- j
day at 3 p. m at the St. Amanda
( inireh with the Rev. .lames Av
ery officiating and burial was in
; the church cemetery.
tie is survived by his wife Mrs
Timer Crowder; three daughters. \
Pii iie Ruth Crowder, Belva Ann;
; Crouse, r. Janie Crowder; one soil, |
Leroy Crowder, Jr, alt of the
; home, four sisters. Mrs. Maim,.
; Williams of Baltimore, Md ; Mrs.
j Emma Fellers of Raleigh, Mis.
j Mattie Rogers of Raleigh. Mrs. Ka
tie Br -ages of Smithfield, and one
; irr, Joseph Crowder of Garn
i or.
HERBERT STEVENSON
! Funeral services for Herbert
Stevenson of 17 Huntci St- who
died last Sunday were held at the
Lighlner Funeral Chapel on last
Wednesday at 1 p m. Burial was
i in the Ml. Hop.:- Cemetery. Tie is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Joreier
Stevenson: one son, James £d
v. aid Stevenson; two grandehii
lease, the Rattlers are leading the
1 nation in total offense and are fifth
in total defense. Tennessee State
is fourth in total defense.
The Tigers have defeated the
Rattlers twice in three previous
•: hc-s both victories being in
1 i! - 12 to (I in Nashville and M
. « in Tallahassee A&M -.on-’
t-jmph was a 2(1 to 13 shave in
; .bn k:ior> in 1943
left to right they are Mary .1.
Lunsford. queen; Bella M. Sul
ton, Itc.toy Keith and Daisy Hue
ton, attendant!. Mr. Grant Hatry
is principal of the, sehool (Staff
Photo hy Chas It .Tones.)
Ins VVKUUr-IrtK
ease. It was her striking brau- i
tv which raptured the audi
ence and everywhere she goes
her beauty is standard com
men!
London has not been privil
eged to see many hcaulin eoi.
oreit girls—apart from Lena
Home, and Muriel Smith, Bes
sie Smith is the most striking
Negro to grace the London
slag! in a long time.
Holding court twice nightly at i
Londons New Churchill’s Club is
a new group of exotic dancers
fresh irom their triumph ;r> the
film. Fin Down Below " which
will be released later tlus month. ;
This Trinidadian group is led by !
a (V 4" lenghth of bronze rubber !
known as Stretch Cox Then sped- 1
thinking of Marshall Field. si -
practically required that otgam.-a
! tioi.s with winch he worked be
| vitlmui bias.
flu Field E mutilation of
v.iiirli he was president and
which carried out many of his
philanthropic purposes, enter
ed a statement of policy in iis
minutes of Sept. 30, 1955:
I’he principal areas of In
trrest of (he Field Foundation
Hay Eartha today: "f built
my whole life from that one
dollar hill "
Earning upwards of 5200,000 a
year now, the dynamic bronze sing
iiij arid dancing star, who <on -
1 vi rses in seven different tongu. . .
I dren; one brother, Taft Stevenson
|of Pittsburgh. Pa.; three sisters..
Mrs Lillian Williams, Mrs. Mar
j garel Cray and Mrs. Everlina Cot
■ ton.
,MR.< BIITIF nr, OCR
Mrs Bettie Block of Zebuion
diva last Thursday at the St Agnes
Hospital. Fun- rat services wen
! held Wednesday at 2 p. m at the
I Social Union Baptist Church in
j Nash County. She is survived by
| a daughter, Mrs Beulah Davis,
and several nieces and nephews.
! r.VUL COFIELD
Funeral services for Paul Co
| fieid, who died last Sunday were
hi Id Wednesday from the Wak-
Baptist Church in Garner. R e v
James Avery officiated and huri.il
was in the church cemetery
j He is survived by his wife. Mi -
| Mattie Cof-.eld; one daughter, nis
i mother, Mrs. Daisy Cofield of
j Garner, and one brother. F.rnest
j Cofield, also of C-;-rn< i
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rr ' is '' it '
liATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, H i. • m PFHOOf
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alty is a dance called "Limbo
where this amazing man wriggi-.-s
and twists himself under a bar
only two feet off the ground and
jo doing this only his fret touch
the ground.
Visitors to the Club a; r a.-.io-.m:
i(I to the e -.tent Uial II nuu.a.,
meiu olfeis a ’t-mis.UKt pound?;
nightly to .m.vor.r who can dupli
r.jlc- mis I; at. So I T i!u> hi" - Hot
foi!-:ii.cd on-, penny b< r.msi t l . *-. - •
are no successful fakers
flie.se boys may shortly i..r se n ;
in the .-Ratos Fat Sullivan li -s o- ,-n .
making iiujuincs ab-u-i tle-u. .m:
;f his ii-quiiies ari succer.sfui. t::
A-net li an telev-oi-n .onliom-r >. - - .
be flahbet;-asti i by this -a -eaiii
ta’-iiiig . pectacJe
xiial; tie problems of i-htliliin
anti problems arising in lor
field of interculturai and in
lerrat nil • relations, the l-'min
datiori Mill eontrihutr --ni! in
org.ini/.itoiiis which are dem
orraltc in their racial pra;
tiers."
rtmong some o' ( 1.-- <" ti,; 1 -
i a -is v oh v. meh -n- v. -■> .-
Tiu.steo of (tie Julius R ><en>v..«!*.:
j 1-unu 1944 to 144;-
; yiois old.- gut a poor.v m pound
i for pici-.ing cot tun Out day I pie! •
ed 3 hundred pounds and i on. -
; did il once
1 'Thai dollar w;is imporiant to
• me. i k-'-pt -I u’lt'i- .-. Li cl
I spend it for fo-.d
j Kartha reflect-.-<1 that she had
i tried ali kinds of ior-s b- fare sir
i un.it school pit 36 #nd stal led a
! eart i-r that was to make ha i an
! iiitei national case Lt\ i-i ii-.’.
i i mended a-•> y clothmc »-i
’ Brooklyn.” she said 10.-. ts . sii.-e
; sales girl and a --tie. I v. as
a maid 1 hated that worse that
-1 anything else bee.ms - rev n: id--
! was hur; And now f gel ; )0h
j to i2a0,000 a v- at. Sounds ridic
• tlo.ts, doesn't i f ”
- 'i i-e l-jng ago syinb'u -' f her fr :
dollar iio? been »eplaced by two
n- \v symbols -the JIT -.-OO r-ur-K
: ; coat she wears ;n her a< : at ti-<
| Persian Room in the Fla ;■ ’I- >t - i
G. R. WEST
SUP E K MAR K E 'l'
802 N. (,KAIIAM 't
Veal ( hops ih. 29c
Veal Steak lb. 29c
Pet Milk or
3< W - |
- Carnation . . SI.OO ?
I CMAKI.m I I N. <
' and a new hort-e she bought on the j
[ Fad. Hide.
Says Kartha: “That house I* j
uiy real symbol of security.
Since the time t can rerm-m j
her. I never had a real home
<jf m> own. Now that I have
one it gives me a good feet
ing.'
She Is having the tipper
Moors at the five-story house j
converted into apartments and
soon plans to become a land- J
lord. f
but, despite her present sue
ns- she few - somewhat lost and
‘.or.’iy.
'More th. -i :jii\ thing else >n it-r
iy ot | v l I v .hi unu- of l for a litU.
:)! ;. „w. he said ' N-av 'hat 1 -r,
j net iur .er hungry want to ju?t
! be aiv.fur awhile again ana I
! g< i rc-acq'i.iinlcd .- ith m-.v Who j
! am If I've been so busy 1 no long- j
| c-r am curt
j ,sh*i ;.tictivi: "Or- • r !
i I'-.-i ti i thuv.gh is i h-.' - isrnoro!;? I
! ,;i-U-il. 1"n a I raid sura,: p ]
! pi- til - ; an» ;
j "That i o-c* i! -a-'v wo id i
j prou ru-t- mb t• e h--or. md-pet- j
j d'.nt ru . life I ’.rant to r;.ay that j
j Way and Ir. w : icukin;* 'O m.u • |
Legal Notices
l\ THJ Si r: RICH i OVR *
j NCIO’H CAiiOlslNA
' wa * ••N'TV
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LOTHK ? O'. ’ KhE.Y n\ 7 KN
ro I Oliit. i.Oi Kl : \ l>i 3
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! Una;
; Tnr r-n* IMV.IH* cl U-.* n-\U. f bpin«
i sought '* LciloWs:
i A Sn*. iai t’ltK’CfcO’irg lor tr.-c :,aU» c,' j
! isOjie fit cart ition in *vhicb you!
have: ar. u-tcres! U being that
I said Jtal Cut.?:-. a house,
j oriel hit .ir.O t:u- .iCIU.'i Aiv.t-.on of j
1 the same '-vou’cl i :<y* ru rrr»ct»c*tl stv; 1
\ could -noi •.• if Sait. unO U-ai i i.v to toe |
• b«- I interest us H-c pla'.ntUf and thp t
! ut;fondant m ,<t .naiil turd .(ud real I
: t ",i;i-t' bt- -oat r«:-:d the pr-.‘C«cd? re- !
j rt-ivi :J from the :>jU - I><? partitioned as j
| provided by la- 1 , m ?ucrh nia
i You are r**qnired b.» < «kc defense ro !
! sun. pi-mr..R riu' - I'mr- tiro «. . j
Oec.-i:in_- 1 , t<*s6 by m.Rg i»n-
I ,r or r.i- :>d. :M.s in the -n.il •
M.er .e y.>;i may d- n nere-
T .t, A «laa mi Nova mbt* r. 19--r.
SARA ALI .KN
A -""-in' Vicrk. S-.ior ot C.-m! '
Nov 10, H, 24 Dc. 1. :>N>
(N THF SrFI'.KiOR COr Rl’
: NORTH LARAjLINA
: WAKK LOLN I Y
S\ 1 A'ESTE H C 800 »V SC
SOS A N V s.: *v iKO RD 800 .L K
NOTIOK OF SCtTS JCF BV
ri’BUC vnoN
TO SUSAN MI'WFOhD K’OOYB
YaKtf notice that a divorce action
| fniillc.'i .c above ;s now pendhig In
ithe Superior Coioi ot Wake County
j and the Fiaintikl has Lied his com
- ! pla.'.t . a.-: jlcoluk divorce
, I iioiii you on O.e grounds of !tvo years
! continuous separation, and h# further
alleges
| That you have abandoned the Plain
i ti<i and the two • ddtoan of the
j riage, that vour whereabouts are tin •
i i known and be .o k- fur permanent
! CU.sto.iv <»f U'. t fil.dior,
j That* The Plaint:!! alleges that you.
. the defendant. oKuiuflonea youn* taim!.'
' <>n F«*b»u ny 29. H o d .vi .v , ■ :
j tP?aint ili \ - iFir,*’ ir the ‘‘hiy
if of Hahurih and you. suppnrtely made
I vouv ] {'-;idcoce in Now Bern. Nos -•»
! Carolina and that con have e-v.uiu
| uousl> s'ncp : : .au! finje I con ?» non
i if.sidcrt of ihr Stale of North Caro
! ima. and P'j- >• o t ; •• Deft ii-ihnA. '*•.*
i failed and refused to live with or com
i municate with your famxiy at anytime
I Since said separod'-on -n !•' hruar ’ 28.
• J 964 and ha.? faisod tr. make any vontrJ
i button, r’ft or anvDilnt’ eLe of ph a
| sure toward the support of your chil
dren
1 You the defendant aw Jf'tujrro to
: make dmwwt m such complain' rod
later than the .'J :i 1 ' of Janoar- 39.>>
md unon • »ui fnituv* u> do - • ■■ no
j p: nhtiff will * pop ’> ' • (’.•••: !
f the relief sought in the pleadniL’- fuecj
I! herein.
I; This Bth day of \ .-tnb*T. hiaQ
j : F.A n\ MLES.
{ A•' C’! ( (O' Supeii-a Court
I <»f Wake Count) .
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Now is the time to check *ll
grain in storage, warns H. Kldor
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North Carolina State College. Ii
the grain was infested when stor
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should now be apparent. Treat
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