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Home For Aged Serving Vital Need In Lawinburg
NC Baptist Group Completed:
Structure In October, 1953 j
LAURINBURG October is a j :
memorable and ‘moortant month !
for the members <>; the Si John’s J
Baptist Arsndation It was just,
five years a:;c», the members of :
this nannifit n began a move
ment 'o establish a home for the |
Negro need .r< Scotland County.
Af'er hearing a speech by .!.’ 11. i
Larkins, Consultant on Work i
Among M'strnes. St; V Board of !
problems confrere in:; the aged,
the jic:d r or boarding homes, and j
institutional i-.ciiities for the aged, I
ft' v. C .1. C- npor. Moderator of
♦he ion, i to j
th, iivet- C . o'.i't • -f the j
A o< ; ii m ' a nrok-.'t eon- j
str.n t n horns for the aged be un- j
d i" ik.rn
I'.t Vvct tit.'vi* ('offtHitUf
approved and eyidorscd Fcv.
$ ooper’s sus;,*; ■'•stiofi. und ii was {
.submitted t > the members and
ministerc of the entire St.
.T 'si 's Baptist V-sociatior.
■which embraces .Scotland Rohe
yon Hoke. Richmond. Moore
and Montgomery Counties
A-‘'-A th ' ’ cmnpatgu i
u ,., ; , i. to rair funds to pur- ;
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Course Meal ,j
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Restaurant j]
LOCATED FK
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TERMINAL
SH W, MORGAN ST.
24-Hour Service The Year j
’Round '
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n;r HUt * WU COMPANY, DIVISION of national distillers products CORPORATION, LOUIRVIU.L hentijcky. i
for fli.' Home for Ihe Aged. The
institution was completed In Oc
tober, Itt.YS.
The members of the Association
and many of their white and col
ored friends and supporters con
tributed funds for the construc
tion of the facility and the pur
chase of materials. Some of the
m embers of the Association are
Jkilu.--.; mechanics and contributed
time foi the laying of brick*,
blocks. carpentry work and just
general labor.
t ion> th- beginning of the move
ment to establish Hi is home for
the ag< d. members oi tiie State-
Department of Public Welfare
worked closely with the Execu
tive CommhtM rs the Association.
Mrs. Annie May Pemberton and
Miss Ciara Ma ■ Ribs, Supervi.-or-j
of Services for the Aged and th
‘date Department of Public Wo!-
' far?- advised the members of the
A- delation of the necessary build
in to meet State re
fer', also worked with the
members of the staff of the
home and the executive Com
mittee to assist them in bn
tirnv ins (tie standards of opera
tion of the home .1 f!. I arkins
of the State Welfare Depart
ment provided technical as
dslanep to the members and
officers of (tie Association front
the inception of the plan to es
uo’ixh a Home for the Aged.
H.- :< misted in the interpreta
tion n! the need for the home
and the organizing of activ
ities to raise funds.
Recur.: ty the members of the
Board increased the size of the fa
cility by adding a living and din
ing room. The current capacity of
the home provides for the care of
ten patients: plans ere underway
to increase the capacity of the fa
cility to care for sixteen patients.
Miss W .T. Lee is the Director and
the present Executive Board con
sists of Rev C. ,T. Cooper. Moder
ator of the Association: Rev J. K
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I ACME REALTY GO.
Real Estate - Rentals - Surety Bonds i
i
Fire and Automobile Insurance
WE BUILD & REPAIR HOUSES
Dial TE 2-0956 j
129 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C.
*
Ferguson, Kev. S. D. Mclver, Rev !
J. J. Johnson, Secretary-Treasur- j
er. This facility is meeting a i e-al j
need in providing care for the Nv- ]
g-o isg'. d.
State College
Answers
. j QUKti'ffO-V: Are there important !j
i differences in dairy feeds?
| ANSWER: Yes. Look at the feed Ii
, tag when buying feed arc! eom-ii
j pare it e• 1 1 D others. Although all ji
; feeds will ret have the total til- I
j ergy v.H i. .i total digestible nu-|
j tpi'ins TOM' or therm? of net en- !
'■'•g.v. you v.'i 11 find the chemical !]
aiii>ly«i: valuable for comparison ii
ot feed values Give particular at- '
t* iitlun firs', to the fiber content
of the feed, for the higher it is
the low.the amount of available
Icm i 'ey for milk production The ,
S ht t'.er feds have six to eight p<
I cent fiber coni'nt, whereas tin
I cheaper mixtures may run as high
. ;r 12 te lb per cent fiber For ev
! c additional one per cent of ft
! her in the feed, the available rn
- >■;■■■' -' around one and a half
i per cent, so w atch the fiber
j QUESTION:. Should house plants
j he given fresh air"
| ANSWER: Yes, but keep the
i plants out of drafts Don't place ,
j them in front of fans or over ra
i diators.
- j QUESTION- What size sweet po- .
! tutors should farrr,'. <'s save for
' | seed?
1 j ANSWERS' Save those roots ;
I one and half inches in diameter or
i large preferably IT S. No. 1 star i
! or 1 .".( r Smooth Jv üb-is are also j
| exec!lent The use of slips for:
| bedding r>uiposes i< a Very poor i
j practice. They make small, weak |
i plants.
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If I SKN HOW K R uni: IN
Dt til! \ M ! . i- 1 (delicti Mur
row. spcci.ii aide to Prcsidru
i>wight D. Fisenhowcr. is show
here with several Durham eili
'tens with w'mm he lunched a
the North Carolina Mutual bit
Ins u r tn c e tn. following a
speech last week in the North
Carolina ( ollegc- Forum series.
Mt. Pisgah
Church Into
Hfjpt
iiCVlvul i.cuCl
BY J. H HARKEN
ROCKY MOUNT--The Mt. Pis-;
s*h Presbyterian Church here;
concluded a week of revival scrv- (
ices eariy in November with the j
Rev. Thomas A. Jenkins, pastor 1
of Statesville Avenue Presbyterian ,
Church, Charlotte, doing the j
preaching.
Mt. Pisgah Church under the j
on«"".:Kic * c.dor.ship of the Rev ’
; .tames H. Coster;, 'ably assisted!
by las wife. Mrs. Meiva Wilson ’
1 Costen. > bad promoted a program j
i of fellowship evangelism through i
I visits:.tons and Men’s Council;
• meetings prior to the revival. :
Outndin.-, au'iony these prim
t meetings was ah udd.*rss to the
! Men's Council by Dr. C Elwood '
: BduHvare. past moderator of Ca -
I tawba Synod, and another public;
I meeting on Men's Day' which wax j
i addressed by Mr. Aaron Day, pro- :
; minent laytr.au and insurance ex- ;
: ecutive ol Durham. Each speaker ;
■ sought, to impress the need of :
I Christ.iaus exercising the pov nr of |
! personal evangelism and the ev- ;
: eryday practice oi brotherhood, j
Alerts Army Iricncl Here
The Kev. Mr. Jenkins, a
former Army Chaplain World
War Two, was delighted to j
meet one of his former sol
diers here villi whom he had
praved and preached to in Eu
rope and Africa. He was for- .
mer Cpl. James I l“Rtid”)
Davis, a native of (his city
and now employed as a post
office custodian here. All
Davis entertained bis former
chaplain in his modern home
and attended the services
along with his wife.
During 'he week Rev. Jenkins |
| preached on such topics as "God's |
! Business is My (Your) Business", j
I "Is This Church a Fellowship of j
! Saints or Sinners?" and "Am i |
'One of His (Followers'?”
Throughout the revival Mr.
Jenkins made direct personal ap
peals to ail individuals through
bis messages which were touching
1 and sou!-stirring with the result
j that the congregation had six arl
; ditions and the spiritual value of j
| the entire church was greatly en- j
j hartced.
Rev. Mr. Costen, who has been i
j serving Mt. Pisgah (or one year;
and the duly elected pastor since J
the first, of February, has enjoyed j
the utmost cooperation on the j
; part, of the church and the city as J
a whole.
Dr. Grady Davis
Leads Devotion
At Howard Univ.
Dr. Grady D. Davis, dean of the
School of Religion at Shaw Uni-
I versity was guest of the Howard
University School of Religion at j
the fortieth Annual Convocation, j
held on November 7-9 on the Uni- i
verity's campus.
The theme of the convocation j
was "Communicating the Gospel," j
--Preaching to the Needs of Mod- !
ern Man.
Dr Davis led the devotional !
service on the afternoon of No- j
vember 7, and was a. member of j
the panel on November 9, when j
a symposium: Problems of Preach- j
in the Local Parish, was he’d.
m
“Trouble with Comtmmism,
Socialism or any of that stuff,
i&.—who’d pay our unemploy
ment compensation?”
ytte caroliniai*
■ft to right. :ir« W. J. Km
fly Jr., mcntlf r or th. -ii =
irrl of Edue.itiun .»riii ihcm
il of tlae. insurance comp.'n>
tuift oihers; Arthur blnktr;
sklent of the llanuUni
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f cowgirl srrr Jgfe wpr ♦
| COWBOY SUIT f\‘\ 4
If ;-i (i | fGj
| Yj % R 4
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f 'L- with the purchase of A
. ti’i" natucil hkf:
* ■ HOBBY FSRSE ;
♦ { at *24':>s ♦
* or 2500 Worth oi *
# ’* TOYS a
' These suits are net special purchase hut from our
regular high grade stock. Offer onlv good ~-hile ,
« •!
v present stock lasts T
* Johnson-Lambe Co. *
. , 1.16-118 S. Salisbury St. Dm' TK : sk !■-. t
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' '^s^sMEsm mm& . .^di^BBwwMWPWM« »
in the HOME STRETCH!
It looks like a photo finish in the Finer Carolina contort
as 137 towns race down the home stretch.
The finish line (December Ist) is just ahead, so help sput
your town on to victory and share in the winners purse.
Twenty-eight of the front running communities will receive
awards from CP & L and every community will be a better
place Sn which to work and play for being in ih# race,
contest end* December Ist MtlPtna to mm.B \
Srrspbrtnk* due /m- aJ •m \
December 15th j // t y4****^<, j
L 1 . \Caewf'
(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY')
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• »t*-li ( «>.. f,aneaster, Pa., Mor
is Dr Alfonso Fklet presi
'• t of \( ( and John 11. Wheel
president of the Meehanics
I nrniers Bank of Durham
t Raleigh.
ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1956
AKA’s Cotillion Bail
Scheduled For Dec. 1
FAYETTEVILLE -- The ?et.a Pi
Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kap •
pa Alpha Sorority of the Ltnu- |
berton-Fayetteville area is making j
plans for its lirst Cotillion Ball i
In preparation for thi ball young
ladies from Lumber’.on, St. Paul s,
Fayetteville, Lillingion and Fair--
rnont have already started a round
of activities
Recently they met to discuss
tip:-' on correct dress as a folic v.'-!
up of then discussions, have a iso j
shaetd in an Afternoon Tea at j
winch lime pioper dress md fin- '
esse for the occasion were exhit/- i
ited rho Tea was held in Smith ;
Hall ui Fayetteville State Teach- j
SOLTE
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122 Smith Salisbury StreU
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r-rs College. Oibcf a- v tivi. i-•
connection wilh the Fail Co
School will follow.
The big occasion low , l
which these young ladies •<!••
looking forward is the Air .
Kappa Aljrh * Cotillion JVih
scheduled to he held in to
tally Gymnasium of Fayette
ville Statp Teachers College <«’
Dec. 1,
■
| the Charm School Committee vw ’■
| Soror M. Spivey chairing tr.c Boa
' Committee. Soror Jennie S Rob
| inter is basilcus.
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IT FAYS TO AOVERTISI