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ME Zion |
Shurch School Meets
lold In N. Carolina
hurch School annual meetings,
nature during 'ha month of Ju
1n i:h- A. M. E. zion churches
oughout the State, have been
eting since the first of the
nth„
[lie Fa.' ettevilic T'J :; ■• t. mt.h
th v J W. Hatch, presiding,
jnc-d July 2 with an institute
it futr.ii-tufi quite s number cf
|c- rt, .ichors and Sunday
00l wo •••her.,. The Rev. Hatch
per ons who have followed
:e nv ’ m?j. for a number of
fl ri r>u;t that tin 10 .ii session
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( \ "u. ! Z n Church,
r J ilia. Cor. .li..v :<-5 Rev. T.
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ii' V W n. fr.rson Raleigh.
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L hip ■. Workshop. .T. O.
he: n i. 1 1 d,i i c toi of adults;
? irs. t 1 ’■ ir I a ;;n. tn ■ rh i Iri ■•on.
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r-.-pov H-r ! son r. ,-ached
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MeKi’iwm Vv Flodferr. A. M.
3 - douts Jim Crowed
\t :: iiboree In Bermuda
By tvn.Rn: • l hemming
Jamcdra {A NP)
Ir hundred colored Jamaican
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I rude shock of
pbevy in their life, when they
Ir i a <-,! i its
■■on, Beomifla.
lie scouts *.»•* vo tt of 60(1 pas-
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frond I'cH'iud for rmssing the
1 1 : A in tnc shortest
p but. which, some years back
I an engine room explosion that
Ld ever ?,0 person?.
IStonpiug <i:i at Hamilton,
Ir- Rein-’ ‘owed some of its
ftswn.'mrs to go sightseeing
I the tourist-chest-boating
Inti that Skmus itself, ‘hub
I the universe.’' Sum* srout
l.i tiv-ught t would be good
Id, a type to sample Kermu
I.dav/l'ng i-nerj. hut its
lad ;r: v.-dj. So they entered
■ Cnlno'c run raf” that served
100 on ft I i! !r<* t.
|.! •.it tab. the
lons waited for nearly half an
[x Lew Films Announced
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I Spaulding. J. O. McLean and Sister ]
! Mabel Gary,
All of the discussions wore plan- i
nor! to give the youth and the chil
dren a keener insight into the part
the home played in making a
community better. Discussions on
different phases were led by Rev.
A. M. Spaulding and Rev. K. K.
i Brown. Mode! Church School
classes wore setup and taught by
Mcsdames Eva B. Young W. D.
Carson M A. Wesley and E. F.
Wiliams. Mrs. T. L. Parsons was
director of music for the eonven
| tion.
Y/rn. Steele was the neon day
: speaker on Fiiday and thrilled 'he
! convention on the doctrines of the
! A M. E Zion Church and the
| ethics of Christian living. Othe-s
who took part in the activities
''.v. ie- Revs. W. T. Jeffreys. L. R
I White. Mcsdames Muriel Dunn,
I G< nova Sanders. Sandra Rvrd
i Maggie ivici. t an. Rebecca C romar- |
; tic and Alfied Beckwith. The con- i
; venlion has taken out a life mem
-1 hersh'p in the NAACP and r. spe
-1 cia) offering was taken in the j
j Interest of the organization The
next meeting will he held at Mt
| Mraiah A. M. E. Zion Church
i near Oxford.
; hour to get service, although the
■ovis were not busy, and when
tlua saw a restaurant assistant at
; •' last coming to them, 'hoy whet
■ the ippi Bex with hone only to
! re told, "We do not serve Negroes.
. Wr soi ve only white people."
Xhe scouts were further shocked
• i wtieu ihe manager of the shop re
j fused to speak to any but their
. fair-skinned colleague Keith
. Thompson, whom ho told. "We
serve only white people 'cause it's
. for the good of the business
Thompson then burning un
der 'he collar, retorted: "I .am
perfectly happy you told us,
because I would halt to know
we had spent our money in a
Jim crow restaurant."
Some minutes later, the scouts
j returned aboard their ship when
j r-tit to sea ran aground off Devil's
j Flat." a pert of the sea which is
•t with reefs. About a day lat
er, th*; ship was sii’l aground, but
■ he captain said he was definite
1 she would be refloated before mid
'week. There were no injuries and
j the scouts expected to leave for
Spain, them next stop,
J riculture, they lead a barn and dif
ficult life. This film take us right
into the copper mines at Cerro de
Faucn, virtually at the top of the
j world.
MAN AND HIS CULTURE. 15
minutes: Shows the great variety
of ways in which people live by
i comparing the African tribesmen
\merican city dwellers, people of
China. Mexico. sSouth America,
j india, etc. Indicates the character
istics which all cultures have in
common.
POSTER MAKING: DESIGN
AND TECHNIQUE, in minutes:
The qualities that make a good
poster are Illustrated by samples.
A poster is completed in carefully
planned step by step demonstra
tions.
THE PRESIDENT. 17 minutes:
The film opens with an election
which marks the beginning of a
President’s career. Then over
glimpses of Presidents Truman and
Eisenhower taking the oath of of
live and the achievements of strong
Presidents who have made this one
of the most powerful offices in
the world.
ROMANCE OF TRANSPORTA
TION. 11 minutes: While an ironic
commentator delivers the hist.ori
e;d narrative, animated figures in
dependently portray, with humor
ous effect, successive stages in the
development of transportation in
Canada,
SNAKES ARE INTERESTING,
'ft minutes: The film develops
dear understandings of the snake
a? a living creature, and helps build
reasonable altitudes toward them.
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SHOP Nearly 100 school caf
eteria managers attended the
School Lunchroom Workshop
which concluded its three-week
session at \ and T f’otlege last
week Mrs. Christine H Frank-
Hn. Baltimore, did. the director;
Edna Garrett, bntb area super -
Watering is important at this
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school lunchroom management.
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I Special To Tobacco Growers
The CAROLINIAN tabes this
opportunity to call the attention
of all farmers who plan to market
tobacco this year to the- fact that
you must have your sales raid
when you take tobacco to the
l market
i Warehousemen will not, even
j weigh your tobacco if "nu do not
'have the card This regulation has
! been put into affect by the United
j Expansion Noteds
Minis ter Proud Os Record
OKLAHOMA CITY Ok la.—When
Horace Grre'y .said. "Go West",
he did not have in mind ihe Rev.
| A. S, Edwards, who journeyed
j from Rockingham. N. ft, to OkJa
( noma City, Okie, almost 25 years
; j ago and has served as presiding
i elder, in the A. M. E. Zion Church
■ ever since.
The Krv Edwards tells a fro
: cinntinst sloiy as f« how he felt
the urge to come here and to work
j in expanding tne denomfriation in
I this ,rca. He has worked unself
-1 | rshly and even though this is a, o
-1 side-rod a mission field, he has hod
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JULY .; YY
Stales government
The cards are not, being mailed
nut until 5 days before your re
spective market opens. You can go
to your county agent and ret
your card anytime you desire
This means that if you. want to
market your tobacco on any of the
Border Belt, markets, which open
July 30. you must visit your local
county agent, if you do not live in
that area.
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