WEEK ENtHNG SATURDAY. JUNE 29
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STAR CONFAB Scrap 30-odd
M«nibf f s of the 7th iTts.*»irt nr
der ~f F ' i-n • t.ji affiliate nf
the Masontr Lodge, met at M!
r.ipn BiphM Church rr enth i
< '‘ : '^”¥ffi9yi_' ; 'ysfer V -'-'j.
HI VNERS IN NT A I IV!
STOCK JUDGING CONTEST—
A t«» m from Ibe Lincoln High
•Schott, Bessemer city. took top
ho>.io?» in the Livestock • (nixing
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CHA JB QUARTET - - Thm i
quartet from the Sampson Coun
ty Hlrf*. School, Clinton, v. i
sang tSmßnselves into the hearts
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sspp/fet: :
ENTs.RTAIN VISITING At,6l
CULT! RISTS Wien a 'rish“
of prol sfiomi agrt-ultuiral « or
kers ‘Visited Grm.nsbore lar.t
week for Extension Agents’
Training Conference and the
B&P Women Map Plans
For Annual Convention
NEW VC) F, KCI IT- ' CAjOB As” ~
Mrs M.'i'it Hamsnn. fv ■,iicntji
President of the Busin'rs and Prof
essional Women has iu?t sent out
a special announcement to a!! Io
cs! unit* concerning the forthcom
ing Convention m Pittsburgh Oc
with Mrs Vlrlie Byrd tirind
District Deputy in charge Mem
bers of Mu \mse •• 1 orp and of-
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Mere- .-ire shoun in front row:
Robert Brew, Mesdamrs ft. S
■ vtr< t hold in ronnertton " iih
the annual Now Farmers of V
merira Convention held si A.
and T College E. W. Draughan,
left, their a>l visor, congratulates
«• ! yA'etftV- »Ms -<r ,|i|TP‘»T
! of the judges at the recent j
New Farmers of America Com
yention heir last week at A and
T College jo win the State cham
North Carolina Association of
New Farmers of America Con
vention, both at A and T Co!
lege. R, F. lone* entertained
them at , reception. Chatting at
the reception from left to right <
.ill ■ i>' i lo*h 11th sr,r| 1 ?th 13,*17
1 uhen t'*'o ft 100 00 Srhoh i-'. h jp^
■ ’viil Yj\ £-,\en to wortfcj Ccllok.-
t i Students
■ I Lest year i Convention here in
• ! NYC drew TOO delegates end their
■ I f.rknda to the Hotel New Yorker
I Mapeit, fairs Hines, Estella
renre, Ella R Allen, E h Ma
irii. Nora Bailey; Rev I A
Hunfrr Also Mesda.mes Miff
gie Strong M D Trott. Vera
tram members: Lewis Brooks.
Balias: William Weight. Besse
mer Cftv and Rayford Barnes,
Jr. King: Mountain.
pinn Sup Composing the group
from left in right are: Cult on
I ryar, William Fields William
Smits> and Robert Underwood,
Mrs W F Reed, Mr and Mrs
loner., Mia*. M H. LeGrand. Fav
rttev 111*, and Sirs. Margaret
Wade, Nashville, Little Robert
•tones Jr , appears also interest
rd.
' where the three-day session was
one of the best in the history ot
ihe organizntton Women reviewed
the role or women in Volunteer
Service at that inne. end this year
they will evaluate their role in
’he Crusade for Freedom with
Mr: Ham:-op at the top ot the
: 'enter.
Note-worthy “bout this dynamic
National President, whose Program
of Service and organization with
and for the- B and P Women all
over the country speaks for itself,
TTTE CAROLINIAN
j Slade, \tldlr Rvrrt. Lurv Bui
loek. Fannie T Newsome, v F
Emery. T W Moore. Roberi to
deraon. Barbara Edwards snd
Maletha G Clark {J R Barren
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• if the fact that she if row working
|on plans for a special Business .
•and Professional Clime •'■bieh is
to be a pan. of the Convention i
Program. She is also compiling
materia), for same and other i«n)ts
!of the Program ,n the Nat ona)
| Office of *he B and F at MS So
Burnet St reel Pa - -’ Orange
j Jersey-
This yes; i. the gnidr-n an.r.iv--, .
sary of the nation's professional
agricultural engineering organiza-
Mon known a? thp Ampnr<ao Soci
| pfy of Agricultural Engine rs
j DRIVE SAFELY
Sisal the Scene
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i jfoika dob are top Summer drama,
rive! :■;!] c> a-. in Junior So
phisti-atei' ‘ill -heath With vjch j
highnecked, plain bodices only a
hghf mv fair-lads figure will dn
j From coat! to coast, women arc
finding that perfect, proud bosom
line with new- Cotton Prettv Bra
Beautiful as we!) a-, dutiful, thr
' cool, prettv uplifter hi Plavtes keep'
■j its shape (and vourO despite months
of machine «ashing
Tips on Toyring
■Mrmw Ct/rol l <jm> apn >nt&
Women'i Fro'-,/ Authority
Trove! Survey
If you took a trip la.-.' year, you j
are a s'atistic - part of a . n-vry |
I taken by the AAA on vacation frav*
I; el. Her!? are some of the farts ~pd
' figures you probably figured in
One half of all America vara
j lions a' least on re a year ;
; mg some Jl2 billion in the process,
j
Private automobile trips in ’he
United States account for. ?>■"• pei
rent of all travel within the count y
each year; 11.5 billion vehicle n il«?
I driven on vacations, and a $10.4
billion expenditure,
j In half the states, travel is
ranked among tim three mo-’ im
portant industries. It ranks first in
Florida, New Jersey, Nevada and
Washington, D.C
Here is how the traveler spends
I his dollar: food, 2R rents lodging,
| 22 rents; retail purchaser., 20 rents;
gasoline and oil. 10 rents; enter
tainment and recreation, R eent«;
tires, parts, repairs, S emis.
Os every 100 motorists c n route,
OB stay in motels; 16 stay at hotels
or resorts; 16 with friends m rela
tives; 4 camp out; and 1 lives in i
house trailer.
The great, upswing in t,v;r rl is
due to. population nsr. increased
i naming power; r°orf* )tiko'ft !
plans, and j
social fcecar’ty benefit in p ?*)d?r eiH- |
tit ns; and increased p&fser.ger car ;
regiatration.
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Atlanta llniv.
Sets HOG's
From Estate
ATLANTA - <ANP' Atlanta
University has received a bequest
of over $140,000 front the estate of
Mrs. G. hrudf Warp Runre, daugh
ter of Edmund Asa Ware, first
president of Atlanta University,
1869-1883 according to President.
Rufus K. Ciement
The money null become part of
the Wr i■ e Fun d \■ •Iti rh v* as e ?t;»h •
1 1 shed in memory of the Warp fam
ily in b : 186 Prior to this l ad
dition the fund cpniauied over
$7.1,000,
>lr?. Buucfp u’3% net
♦he daughter of the school’*
founder sud siMrr of Fdv/otd
Twitr-hell Wa‘’e. the third pre
siclcnt, 1007-1922, hut was her
self a teacher if* the University..
Trained a kindergarten
teacher, -he joined the fa.rul
ty of ihp nor mi! department
i»i 1904 and in 191? instituted
a department for the training
nf khider garters teachers the
first of Us kind south of
ington for Vf 2ror f .
In 10.19 she directed the first |
<- omnir-nreroenf T’ne O- j
prn Door, * 'vii rh ''••' *»s s ll bs • j
ly repealed ruiceasfully manv times j
f»K q money ratsing prop ‘'t for tbo I
University, .first in tbm Atlanta j
City Auditorium, then in Savan- !
nah, and. in 1920-21. in New Eng- \
land and New York. |
The \Vmm Fund >■ part of the |
sen era! ?ndov't?icr*t of the Tjnivor- :
nty. f!v- mcome bo ins credited •
to the ~alary of the o’ofesor of
sociology,
Hulan Jack
RfIPP
For Post
NEW YORK iANP• - Political
observers predict tha* Hulan E
Jack will have to battle to win
a second term as Manhattan Bor
ough President The exact posi
tion of the first Negro ever elect
ed to s Beard of Estimates Post
will be determined rno r o clearly
within the next wfce-k wh«*n parry
designation deadlines are reached.
Mr. Jack Is virtually cer
♦alyi of the resuhir Tammany
dcsliinaHon However Man ha t
tan r»nr Lbairman Thorns* 1.
f • "r> ">, v. •'ns'' nondfi.ation of
t’lmfr t farter for the ;V>*U
m 195". %i'i (hr '■tag*' for elec
tion nf ,i Negro, reported!' in
ronsirbi jng supporting 1 a wVdte
nominee this year
An arUi-Tnmm;mv rendition
i beaded by three on F'J dr-h*mt
! loaders. It B B!alkie Rmf Sb~nd
or.d Herbert Bruce, is also reported
: to onnose the present innimbent
Thr f «bora? party may hold
fbp jk.'-V fn the sMirHion. Thev
ran the Per J imr*.. Robinson
.-»rihi c f Nf? ,?ark in the I •-t
election Mavoi* Robert V
Winner, who avIJI he barked
by the Liberals for re r-lfHion,
favors tlm IVfAfibjittan presl
, dent
Announcement Lot meek tlvU
| Harlem pen Adam rieyton 80-v
--■ ,: ll will take “completp rent/' fo r
■ three months because of his he iHb
<s a sidelight, to the Jack situation
Even before Congressman Pm* oil
' was stricken, if was reported he
; indicated hr would not go along
■ with any major Harlem opposition
| to the borough president
The cost of coinu to college to
day is a heavy drain on the aver
! age family's resource:: Insure
: aside regular sums in U S. Sav
| inr~ Bond';
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PTA HONOR rott V* \R !
* 1 ff» }\t:< rz.irei Hlhtnn, naht,
Prr^tfjpr*f r\{ (ha \V i•; htpi tr*P
Ifjm 1 rjf l-l ir h -.f tjnnl fT A pep •
wMstf.rf (.his pkquf tn Mi£S Susatl
1 ;’ • f
iug ihe highest parent attend- i
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TOPS SN FARMING—When
(he North raroltna Association
of New Farmers of America held
Hr. aniMi.il convention A and T j
College lhr-.c two youths v erf !
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•n l i‘ • v • OK THE CAMPUS i
ST lit> Nf HOJ.ASTIf PEC,ION
t! The ( itnpur 1i ho Scho
i - ,!ir .Regional Puhliritions As
iOfi-tliott" if, tfir name of 3 Tt-'v.
o! ua'ic atiori tonneri at North
Carolina College iart licek Ac*
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CHAMPION AND STREET
W* Hl' NT, Mrs. Sophia Street
and Mr ( rank Champion were
united m marriage at Rev. F Z
Montague's home, 1103 §. Wil
mington Street, on June ISth at
P 31 The reception Has held
,t the bride’s ho me The guests
ivere Miv F-sle Feed McCloud
(>t I m n.v '-prtngv ATr md Airs
Den Stalling'. Cteedtnoor; Pres
■ ni'mirp. ('reedmoor. NTrs. Eli
zabeth McNair. Mrs. Mattie Wall.
,vt- , (.tiiie Whitaker. Mr-., Dort.
Whitaker. Frazier florid.
Ctiri'.tm,' Champion and Miss
Mary AMce Street. Raleigh M-?
Alice Hi. ms, Furjuav Snrtnss
and Mr and 3?rs tunlor Thotins
and sor. of Fuqua v Springs.
rrrr- tnr (hr past srhno! year,
i iOl Mi&s « fill)flff c!?.SS
pfr • p-tis ,»*irjl rl'f ii thf?** of ?Vtrs. !
*i«M<p V’, r mj| jrrfnt?d (h p pijgy*
(f*!* !?<* rI ? f.v. &T! 1$ J ffl..
Eaton. Washington School prin
cipal !
awarded top prices In the year
roMnd Supervised Farming Con
test F. C. Stallings, Jr.. Ra
leigh. ? representative of the
Plant Food Institute, donor of
i-neding to Mrs Ruth J Tillman
above, .renter), nervely - elected
president, the group hTH seek to
enrourrge and improve high
school newspapers and yearbook*
In North Carolina and neighbor
ing states. Other officers shown
-•hove include: George Thorne, \
V. C- College, treasurer. Mrs
Evelyn Monk and Mr:-. A’ M.
Loses A Watch
To White Woman
A her 19 Years
AUGUSTA, Ga. (ANP>— A pic
ture in a local newspaper here
last week caused a Negro woman
to lose a watch valued at. SISOO
j that sh* had found 19 years ago.
It, seems that the picture of the
woman appeared in a recent issue
of Augusta Chronicle Herald
showing her feeding a pet The
j photograph also showed an un
i usual type watch on her arm
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PARK&TILFORD
KENTUCKY BRED
Straight Kentucky Bourbon
m YEARS ©LP
3.SS ftnww 2,25
A/g Quart P!rt*
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PAGE ELEVEN
the Defense Bond Prltes, pre
sents them to winner Rkhiffi
HI!!, right C atawfca first prize
as Richard Lowery, center Ker
nei-sville, second prlre winner
looks on from center
Hart Robert L Tana High
i*t;hop! Abo skip r r oui 1
*or%; Mr* TUJmar* Pets or. Coon
i\ Hifth School, Roxboro; H. G
Dau -on. Jr . r College, exec
•it?ve secretary, Mrs M. 1. Lar
kin. Hillside School Dur
ham secretary: aod Mrs. Sirah
R Evans, Central H!?h School,
VVhitevlHf, rc?ioni! director.
\ white woman Mrs. Kay
Kithrens was mopping her
, pantry when she. saw the pie
ture spreading newspapers oh
the floor to dry It. She said
she recognized the. watch u
the one she had lost 19 years
ago in a restaurant.
Police m estimated and discow*
f ered that the woman in the pic*
’- ture had worked In the restaurant
1 tn 1938 and had found the watch.
After jeweler who had done
• work on the watch Identified it, it
was returned to Mrs. Kitchen.
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R>p*> peaches sell more quickly
ih-n .- ,--n rnes from help your
ft If rnvjnf ■ i rliftplay?