WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST Si, iwr
Fairmont Market Sold 1,691,384 Man, For A Total Os $1,089,669.84 Lbs.
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ii !up rtf Faison. North Carolina,
attended Dousing High School
in Warsaw North Carolina, and
■ rlh Carolina in Dur
haiTi North Carolina where shf
1 -nived v*r It. S. degree in ;
toralinnaj Heme Kronnniir. \f- .
t-r mduaMon Hie returned ip
her Aim a 'later. T)nut;lass High
>■ '■ tool and taught Home Econo*
c’lrs (or the past lv.-n years .Miss
, Cutler resigned from this po*U
iion in full and heeame the as- ! :
sfstant home demonstration agent
Robeson County
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f irkpys With Feolell is lii* son.
Burifiy who fs a partner jn fhp
turkey raising project.
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Henry M. L. James: i
Ex-Fayetteville Librarian Laid To Rest j
in Greenville, South Carolina Cemetery
rAYETTKVILUS Henry M l,
James died ir; Macon. Georgia on
August 15. At his death, he was a
member of the ;acuity at the Fort
Volley State f-iUrcv where he had
soved since- 111.1*1. K( set ved
Citizens Plan Testimonial
Honoring Truman Gibson, Sr.
CHICAGO i ANT* Tn.rran K
Ctbson. Sr., *- i\ ? j c worker and h';. ■
nrssirtan ac-? 31 bo honored at a din
no* Or!.. • 20 ai I:if p n m, ,*
House.
Alderman Sidney A Jones and a
group of citizens ere spearhead
ing the dmuer, which will tribute
to Gibson for his work with, chati
tahle organizations and his contri
butions toward the improvement of
liis community.
Ike Agrees To Compromise Version j
Os Controversial Civi 1 Rights Rill j
by at in a dun nig ax
WASHINGTON. D C, p rr . s j,
cent Eisenhower surrendered to a 1
compromise version of the civil '
rights bill this week in spile of the j
deluge of correspondence show-j
orr-d upon the White House and j
Congressional leaders urging them *
to stand pat in oppositon to a jury ■
trial amendment.
The President told his news
conference Wednesday that Hr
would like to see the jury tri
■'! amendment made stronger
But hr would he w illing to ;w
re pi a compromise rather than
let the hi!! go into an election
year. Hr did not think that it
would he proper to have (he
, i head iibrnt inn at 'he Fayetteville
n | Si.,*- Tr ..ch* i *-■ College f.>r twelve
a : vr.-ii•■;, sorter, years at inc Bethune
t i C’nt'krnan CoUcgr in Daytona, Fio
< j: * nd tie five in !hr Greens
s|”! 1 sc Smith Carolina T’ublic Lib
I The dinner proceeds will be tur*
j n>'o over to the Joint Negro Appeal
1 a charitable fund-raising agency
which Gibson helped found, and
j of which hr is a director
i Gibson j* chairman of the Board
I of Supreme l iberty life Insurance
Company, and father of Truman
K. Gibson, Jr. secretary of the In
ternal ic.nal Boxing Club, and Har
ry H. C. Gibson, secretary of the
, ■ hicago Land Clearance Commis-
I sioo.
emotion**; of the people torn l |
over such issue next year dur
ing Congressional and Stair | ,
elections
NO NEED FOR SPEC IA i
SESSION
j He hopes that Congressional I
| leaders of both parties will get to- j
get her and finish action on the ;
; civil rights bill this session be- j :
| cause he saw no usefulness in con- ! ,
i iempiatinp a special session
In reply to a question the Chief i
Executive admitted that his pres- i
* ent position is s compromise to |
' some extent over his original i
; stand Rut. the modifying proposal j
ito jury trial amendment would '
Opens September 9:
Big Beauty Pageant To Highlight
Bth Annual Chatham County Fair
! PITTSBORO - A spectacular
i Beauty Pageant, featuring bronze
| beauties from nine counties of the'
! Piedmont area win open the
■ eighth annual Chatham County |
i Fair at. Pit t shore- N C. on Sep-,
j tember 9th.
| Other activities as scheduled
for this week long agricultural j
event are a Dairy Snow at ](i a.tft. i
Tuesday. Sept. 10th. with the aft- |
j ernoon devoted to Home Denton-;
j stration Day activities including I
|a free chicken barbecue dinn* * .
; at. 5:30 and the annual Fashion 1
J Show - "La Belle Dame" at 8 p.m.!
Wednesday. Sept. 11th, will j
j he Srhno! Day ivilh n parade j
! *' D am. led bv the Horton
i Public School Band of Fitls
i horo and the Chatham High i
| Band of Siler City. Disc foe- \
key Sam Harris will present |
"Disc .iricUels on Parade" at,
s trt the evening.
A Battle of Song musical pro i
gram and a Rock Tk Roil concert i
and Dance Contest will be the !
, main attractions on Sept. 12th*
j 2nd 13th respectively.
The fair will close on Sept. 14th
iwtf.h a, 4-H Muffin Bake-Off at.
U ;i rn.. Old Mule Race at, 2 p.m
School Talent Contest at A p.m. i
and awarding of prizes for Lucky '
Tickets at 10:30 pm.
Judging by past, records, more,
than 3,000 entries are expected.!
H'iley Brothers Show Will play the
mid wav Further information may'
be secured by writing R. O. Bry
ant president. Box 925, Pittshoio
N „ C , , '(
h n vrr^j rotintiea are expected to!
participate in the fair Schools®
and individuals from Alamance!
I Orange Wake, Randolph. Lee,
[i Moore and Harnett counties will ]
* b» among the 3,000 entries, and i
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i rarv.
•:-L? man ordained miniain snd •
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| pastured for several vra>-s m Fsv- !
! ettc-viUc,
Mr. Jiuv.pi hold the B. Th. deg
| tee from Virginia Union Univer
sity. and the B S. degree in Lib
ip.ry' Science from Hampton In
st:t*,Me where he worked on n Ros
enwsirt Fellowship. He held the
Musters Degree in Library Sci- I
cnee from North Carolina College |
i at Durham and had done advanced :
. study in Library Science at West
-1 err Reserve University.
Mr Jam«s made his home in '
I Fayetteville. North Carolina with
i his family. Surviving are his wi
. dinv. Mrs Rronettn H. James, two
| daughters. Rozella J Noble, Mai '
IJ. Harris, two sisters and three :!
j grandchildiv n.
Mr. James was buried in the fa
mily plot in Greenville, South f>.
I roiina
havp sufficient effectiveness to be ’
acceptable In everyone but would i
also quiet, any justifiable alarm of
those who fear excessive punish
ment under the bill.
DOESN'T WANT BIEL "HELD
OVER’
The President objected to the
bii! being held over until the next
session of Congress because he docs
not approve of "political snarling" I
•■'ver an issue which involves the
basic right of so many millions of
our citizens He said ’op could not
conceive of political parties bick
ering over the question of who
Will hr- to blame for such legisla
tion.
will be s part of the week’s, activ
ities including the Dairy Show,
1 free Home Demonstration Chick
en Barbecue Dinner. School Day!
1 Parade, and. Talent Contest
Other events will be a 4-H En
riched Corn Muffin Bake-Off, Bat-
I’c of Song Rock n’ Roll and’
i Dance Contest, Old Mule Race
and Disc Jockeys on Parade.
This incorporated Fair Associa
| tion is considered unique in that,
in the course of seven years ‘Ne-!
j Era citizens who operate the fair
j have purchased a twelve acre tract.
I just east of Pittsboro’s city limits,
erected an exhibit building, live
J stock barn, and constructed a ball
| park and picnic area,
Raley Brothers Shows will play
* the midway
j Home Demonstration women
j and 4-H’ers will be feted at, the
j fair also
i On Tuesday. Sept loth, at SSO
p.m Home Demonstration women
j of Chatham and bordering court*
ties will be served a free chicken
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PASTOR PAYS OLI> DEBT Th, I>. « \", ,
apolis, Xnd., is shmvn as he gives D, W. Andrews, secretary. Church
Extension, A.M.E. Zion Church a. check that cancels an outstanding
debt against Jones Tabernacle Church, located in the Indiana rapi*
ial Bishop R I„ tones, chairman of (be Board, looks on This is one
of the many accomplishments of Rev. Kenney since taking ovci !h<
pastorate of this historic church.
j es- - - ■ - -e •
MR. WALTER WOOTEN, JR.,
native of Bladen County, finish
ed Booker T. \Va«diington High
School, Clarkton, North Garoii
na. and attended The Agricul
ture and Technical College in I
Greensboro. North Carolina to
which he received his B. S. Deg- j
tee in Agriculture Education and
Poultry. Upon completing col
lege Mr, Wooten served in the
V S Army for two years After
completing his army rareer he
returned hack to A and T f ol
<ege and received hb Master’s
degree in Agriculture Education
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barbecue dinner At g *>n the
same evening, a Fashion Show—
"La Belle Datne," will be stage'':
Attention All Tobacco Growers!
ALL GRADES OF TOBACCO
ARE SELLING HIGHER AT
FAIRMONT
Than At Any Time During The FAST' 53 YEARS
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I FAIRMONT Sold Monday AVERAGE
S 1 691.384P0unds J*
I 51,089,669.85 PAID OUT “ SiTl4j
Tobacco Growers Load Your Tobacco And Bring It
To Fairmont. We Guarantee HIGHEST PRICES,
BEST SERVICE 69 To 72 For Life.
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A Hint To The Wise Is SUFFICIENT!
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FAIRMONT
WAREHOUSES ARE NOT CROWDED!
SALES ARE NOT BLOCKED
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Fall Session
Opens Sept. 6
At Va. State
PETERSBURG. Va - Virginia '
State College wili begin fall ses
sion with a pre-Nchoc; faculty i
workshop which will be heki from
September fi-9. il was announced
recently by Dr. Robert P. Daniel, -
president of the College
New students are scheduled
to arrive on September If! for
a one-ti eek program of orien *
**i licit Other students will ar
rive on September it,, in time
tor registration Classes will
begin on September Hi at X-0O
a.m.
Dr. Daniel also announced :
twenty-five, new staff appointments
for the College at Petersburg and j
two for the Division at Norfolk.
The appointments include Mrs. 1
Helen A. B>'own, doctoral candi
date, Pennsylvania State Universi
ty associate - professor. English; i
John I. Copeland. A M.. New York
University and Diplnme LaSor- !
bonne University of Paris, assist- i
ant professor, foreign languages: :
Leon F. Crawley. R S. vVireinia
State College and further study :
at RCA School and Retina School
for Teachers of Television, imt.ruc- i
tor. radio and television.
In addition to the Dairy Show
at in a.m Tuesday, an Enriched
Corn Meal Muffin Bake-Off will
be held, on Saturday for Junior
4H’ers.
Judging from past records, more
than 3.000 entries are expected
Special contests include a home
demonstration 3-jar Canning con- j
test-. Garden Vegetable Display.
-Junior 4-H Canning Contest 4-H
Field Crop Contest., and 4-H
Clothing Conte: t
Captain George W Dickerson
assistant professor, military science
and tactics; Miss Henriette L Du
pree, M. A T, Indiana University
Mrs. Mavis R Escoffrey. R. N.
instructor. English and speech:
Lincoln School of Nursing, further
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study Columbia University and
Margaret Hay Hospital' nurse;
Miss Mary G. Fields, M S„ Mich
igan State University, assistant
dology and Mrs.
I Dawn T Calfee, E S Virginia
: State College, stenographer