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RALEIGH PERSONALS . CLUBS . CHURCHES .
What doing Around Turn!
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BIRTHS
and
BIRTHDAYS
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vj. u i\ run.a
Mi •■■ i Air; Lan < n Bccc's and
I c .f: (if HOG Oak wood
■'■ • \. ••:• . t v:-m visitor, with Mr.
~u;d ?.,• . H-ivvood Chisolm of Phil.
u'Wplu.., P- from August 17 to
M<: » ; ’ • v rr> m u* vofk
- j ii’ilo KMH daushter
• •1' ml VSr •. t(1 s.
i •* < i ** t tor* f'Lv r>, flip
•* j t is| < y si!sf.hf ,r «f Jfittiaicfi,
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• « .* »H si <y for m iGilefitiitt*
m iih ?irl hro-
Um r m I t ;v. .Mr. .ind Mrs. Jaa.
':L* •, M'MT VS !COS'U.SS
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CLUB NEWS
and
NOTES
| Ww Jersey, viewed htr aunt, Mrs
i Mai'* Maye of 54 P<; k Ri-.-oct rr
i j renlly. She also v;sited other re! •
I atives In Sanford and returned
. 1 hnwft 1...
| (IHMFVFa SIXTH BFRTHUAT
Ij'tie Mies Linda JoAnn Jcn“f
! noicA of Mr and Mrs Charles P
j .lones. this city, observed her sixth
i birthday Sunday
MR. AND AtRR ANDREWS
Ki d J; N
Mr. and Mrs. David W And-e- e
j 1318 Oberlin Road have returned
j liDme after attending Mr Andrew’s
i : istei funeral in New York City
*GOTH A M* 1 VISITORS
Mr and Mrs. F. D Andrews of
76 St. Nichola? Place. New York,
j N Y are the house quests of Mr
[ and Mr?, D. W Andrews on Ober .
l in Road.
STEASHNFH. OAVJS TO
LOI ISVILI F
r> / Willn m R Sfr.i AMl?r«
president of Thaw I"nivn »fv.
»*tf| pr Grady V de-ixi
nf the of> l nf ReUgiot? al
rhe nnjwJAfjv. I#«jt py pj»n*'
Os) Tu r : dav. ptrnih**r % 4 (nr
loiiicA-flic- Kr to
\ao?wal Ripest
i >A which \t ill convene f»om
a, tJtfOUph ?rpt»m
her 8 The special feature win
he thp Initial Sha'-' Ttieelogj
cal Aiijnirii BceakfasL
ulrd fn; F'ridav. t E.
SMITHS VISIT f;KV \ HVi rn
Mr. and M-* Norvcl Sniilh of
! Washington. D. g were holiday 1
■ -eketid gLwst? of M* i ; . Smith*.'* :
: ; olrt.Mve? in Wilson and Mr- Sov.UV’s i
J relatives if. Raleigh, The Smiths i
j both of whom are native T;r I
H'-oi.v. returned tn the- nalion's cap
■ Monday night
CHECKED TOt KNW HELD
The annu.ii City-Wide Checker
| Tourney was held at Browning*?
Barber Shop Oakv ood Avenue,
1 recently Co-- ponsored hy the Ba- ,
• igh Roc* ’;• n Department and
the barber -h* • the contest ert
•red Ki }or.*: <•; empions to compel*
in t*vo d;' ;•;*•"•.•- the AA -lor
rr >-meed P ; ye••? and A for-arna-'
‘rill's The cont jitants -ye r r vyin:
1.,*- four ri.p S To'wjfi the fif*. * r
< ■'■ ke.r Champion of the C;tv
Fair 1 oh. ,T. Macsenburc* d. f• . , j
O'is Dent. ST and «•.•••:.> .•■• • *’i-,:yd
a gold cur.
Xhm iniufrsl
l l«C IlljuiUu
In Crash 01
j MEMPHIS (ANPt - Or-:.
; kiockhart 6.!, took f n ' > of hu
friends for a joy-nde in a 1357
■ Dodge he bad bought just the dav
. before —but the joy-rule ended for
i 'hem at John Gaston hospital, for
: Lockhart, a ticket for reckle?? dr*.
; ’-'ing and the Dodoe. in a 12-foot
| drain?r.e d;ti h
What happened? Lochln:' /0.-. i
i control of the car The vehicle
I climbed a three-foot embankmen’
| fronting two brack houses, reeled
i between t,he buildings, splintered
i part of a garage in •) hack yard,
j went through two wire fencer- end
i finally piled into the ditch and ov.
! erturned
| One passenger. Mrs. Ann Parker.
49 is in the hospital
MONUMENTS
Since 1902—Marble-Granite
; Our jcosta stsrt mats*.: .‘feun
; -u 53J.00, inriud- ItTi'iify-Lr''*l
tug name ?r.4 T lf "■&,
d..<a uiv> 1, [yahr-iwrtrf
.".(( erection In .-uKR
tins community
t* re.-. '* ' ' ,
i Buy D-rc-rtl , - '
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V/ A R N E R
i ME MOR ALS
j 3918 Hillsboro, Raleigh, NV.
' Across railroad—front of Method)
jj
TO HOST V \f,l, .1 U K 4 v O
till, MEETING—This planning
! conimit-t.ee of the Green*,horn
Chapter of la< k and Jill, tor.,
is busily cn.-.i-cd in makiiu;
plans for the Mid-Atlantic Teen
irc Conference to he held there.
IMWnMir.li .... . , , .
Weekly Cliurch Roundup
By Mrs» May i , Broadie
• o Heavenly Father, pice m ,
I (?o!.ns|it*? io) t.hjfck vve do
Ho|p as to know that Thou art a
.. . r •
j in the kr.o’/'lcdae that Emu wilt \
■ strengthen us in Thy servit s. in |
I our Savior’s name.’'
j Martin St-rot Baptist Church ’
i Sunday rfiovp.inpj worship '.ervicc-;
. Cliurch School i! 9LS c? i.r .uil.
Mo mine wbrsbip began at 15 '
1 n clock. The serdor cbotr had |
(*i- ; .,i rr nf mur-ic. under tb- direr- !
i pun so M.-s Minnie Mints, A strong i
. sermon was delivered by R-.-v. .Ok j
N Howard Sr mi e was;
ydi p!c...-. v- ‘.h fhiß beautiful |
; mensege |
I -••■ *•• • Valk y H cptirt i
< huivh >■■(} morning worship .
- ihiu cb Schpe-ji a; 1C > ■
t eh. k f-upx. Mr. 5<;j,.-ph Wl •'
V. II :,g WO”< ’l-p aS "
The senior otjgjf wa"' ip vh u r.e -e
mU6i<A the •**>> -" 1 ■ ■•■
,| Willie Header.*-- -n. T - ■-. R -
.».G.- 1-. Gre ;•••- h- '
tJumtu.a! st w i ! •" B<•
}j(V). Till
,l “Th- v.rh Ho G:..v *■■:<•- .-c.i »-;d 1
I trust him
Wi)r-.v.i Tcrnvtlr Tdcibodi-u Church 1
i --SiiO'-;.-y jr,--)* nit;!.; worn-hip: Church j
iSi bool at 13:4o Snpt. Mrs Iv'ar.nie ;
i Me.) Mf>: oing worj-hip Wigan '
'at 11 o'ctoi.k. The senior choir was ;
j jn charge of music, under the di- !
, vei'tion of Miss Nonrue: Morgan
Ore-im.n. M: Leer Hay-.vood Tice .
pest,or Rev C. L. Gtdney. brought j
; a very encom-ftciiiE sermcm ft was j
•d-o communion Hey and the cor
,gi elation was well pit a.sed with
the uplifting message
I Obi-vim Bapiir.t Church —Sunday
i morning wor.-hip service - Church 1
.
; K. Curtis presiding.
Morning vi vr-bip at 11 o'clock 1
j The senior choir had chirrs of j
musk, under the direction of Mr. :
: Alvin Blount. Organist, Mrs. Lula'
: Campbell.
The pastor. Dr Grady Davis. I
I-. - ‘--hed h -ou ! -Jt;rruig message. |
: Cnncregat.ion.iJ Chrirtian i
| Out. -h -Siindoy morning worship: j
! Church School at 3:45. Supt,, Mr
! Sherman I.cwis. Morning worship
1 at 11 o’clock The senior choir had
i change of music, under the direr- ;
I tmn of Mr Ernest Massentourg. I
. The pester Rev li Cunningham. 1
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I fiwhbv ’• •’•» ‘ I*. as they display tht-u shaved pales (IT,TIED
i *>«,« minioi
THE CAROLINIAN
November 18-18, Cnmpmdna the
grtmp are from left to right;
vai-edl Margaret. Faulkener,
Mrs. Edna Fisher, president;
Jaoi.ee Fisher, Nan f isher. Lloyd
sftiler. Andrea Tavior. Tli -mc
dip Oorbcit, M’-s, .’Vlfifiie Ifeiis
delivered a very ibgpiring mes
sage. It was Holy Cc-mir.union day
and ibis wonderful mcsisee " •>
•nmvwd by all. Mary vigors were
present and mseje welcome.
fiiv,- BopHol Choreh S'mdav
mc-rnjng worship Church School
at. 9:,’.0 Suri Mr. Vv r , H Taylor.
Sr. ptfisid-rd. Morning 'vbmhip at
il o’clock*The tmnhe chai i ■
ehorge of music. cUrccte.-d by "M:§.
M. T. .Tamos. Minister of music
Mn. E. M M. Kelly.
Our patter, Di O S P -llc-V.*.
Wl j| h 3 CF-ule c-n his f-ir |., ti',, nU'd
everyone fm: coops- 'Gi.:; while h«
and M;; T-uUo'.-v. *. r,-- a. ,y ou
vacation Ho 5.1.-o deli", (-rod p vr -v
fine sc-rmon from the Hook nf Ro
mms, Li chapter. 2nd v«r*<-,
Pt Paul AME Church —Sundry
School opened at the usual hour
with Mrs. Augusta Mse Gray a?,
s’sf-tnt superintendeat *r charge
aho lesson wns reviewed hy Mr
W A n.unbow, closing word* by
the pii'tor.
The morning srrvica bm'-.n with
the pronofrioiuj! bv the s.-nnii' c.'i' iv
•; h Tvirs. Wo ft ham at the organ
>n.-i M'W Str'i.clwirk »} the piano.
Ch aplain T, L. Ed wards conducted
the opening service. The p<>slor.
the Rev t S Penn, delivered n
wondeifuJ s» rnmn. the text belnc
from Malachi 3-7 ’ Return unto me
and I will return unto you. saith
the Lfi lof ho >r" Subject T-- or
for reunion wilh God” St o-itg
dose to God Is necessary for Chris
tian living but should we stray He
is ready to receive us and we arc
blessed by ’L's reunion
There was a large number of
communicants
We were hejipy tn have in our
! service Mr. end Mr--. R A Car
.■o,! of Hv.-.risburg Pi-. Mrs. C-rr
ro!l is the iormor Mi's Annie
Hawkins.
Mrs KRa K Morgan ot the F: --*
Baptist Church, this * - -tv. -i".fi iter
sister. Mrs, Dora Locklear Wray,
of New Work City were also o,ii"
morn'.og guests,
Stewardess Board Vo ?. oh:cn--
cd its 12th anniversary Sunday
night. The rcrmori was delivered
by -hr Rev Addison (Mack Wil
liams of Ahorkie who c-urio with
his choir from Windsor. N. C his
family and other member:-; His
text was take from M.mhcw i rah
'■ A58&n,...;. J” j
ion I.oe, Ralehrh, former regrioti- j
ai direct ■?-. Th<nie standing are; !
Vnrn Graves, Lewis (Inn-dr,
Fral-t- 111' B liley and Me -dames
Tva Miller, Pearl Bradley, Sal
He J’erhctt, Pauline Foster. AT (
ricJLo C a rrincion. Su'd.* Taylor
and M Sue Heim.
Jftfus sajSlt unto him, '‘Rise, j
I up ; h v bod, and walk Hen
-uako cu thfe many beds from which I
■ c- need so rise; the bed of jeai- ■
| mi?., bed yf hate, bed of mdiffer- : ]
: ence and paany others
PERSONALS
Mr? 'i n.- B. S;<pp of Smith•
j field St. has returned homo alter j
I a vourlrrfi.il vacation spent in '
I H'oshjngton. O. C.
I Sr,. M:\tlb-irv AMI Church —1 i
i was gled v. hen they said unto roe 1
Lei us 30 into the house of the !
I t.-v-ri •-
The weather was beautiful and :
| we had a consecrated feeling it be- I
i itijt the first Sunday and Holy |
j Communion was given, The altar :
j was bt-.i’diful with white summer !
! flowers The morning service he- ;
! gan at Ji o'clock with choir No, 1 I
; in irrf Miss Ella M. ,g Giles j
b k'- >rg;.n The first hymn after |
. the proc'sss.'or : d tves "O God, Our |
; Help in Ages Past." Scripture fits- )
: soi, was re by Rev R f, Up- ;
rhaw, from the Hth chapter of S*. j
‘ John. The mi.-r-ionary offering was j
j lifted, followed by a fervent mis- j
i toons ty praye • by the pastor. The :
• 1 pastor. Rs.v B I/- IJpshaw, chore j
■ | has text from the Hth chapter, l.Sih |
1 j verse of St. John. ’I will r.ol leave j
I you comfo’-t i,I will come to you i
«j Let rot your heart be troubled, ye j
■ | believe- .-a God, be-keve also in me" 1
| Rev Upshaw stressed *"W> wonder ,
■■ j what the fuiure will be according !
j to the eternity. The world is in a |
! j turmoil trying to reason ways to j
i figure and meet the eternity " He l
stressed the disciples becoming de- |
; ?pendent wondering how thy would i
| get along after Jesus returned to j
j the father Rut .ferns knew of all j
• ! die temptations and obstacles that j
■ j wrvrjr’ come their way and how .
: | msn.v would bo able to abstain !
j from the. evils, but he said I will j
I not leave you comfortless: I will j
| come to you yet a little while and j
■ | ‘he world sooth me no more: but !
j ye see me. because T live ye shall
| live also He also said, "In my
: Fadicr',- .house are many mansions
i go to prepare a place for you
! and He will come back to receive
you unto Himself. He stressed that
i God baa never left us alone He is j
> always in your prcsriiae, whether |
von love or deny Hun Rev Up- :
1 thaw preached a powerful sermon ;
' and tho spirit, was high with Bro
Bricker singing, "Hi? Eye is: on the |
Sparrow an.l I Know He Watches •
I Me- " Holy Communion was served
I and everyone present received a j
| blessing. We were h ippy to have j
mpny visitors in and out of the •
i city. |
Our doors are always open Vis*
| iters are alv ,;v« s«'lrmr.c
Missionaries
Win Praise in
‘Look’ Story
■ NEW YORK A Negro couple
i from Florida who are Methods it j
lTitsmonarn t in Borneo were to- I
d-ty called "pioneers akin to Jackie :
Robinson in baseball"
, Torn Harris, an agronomist and
former county farm agent, and I
his wife. Jennie, » school teacher, j
are featured in an article on “The j
Methodists" in the new Issue of !
Look Magazine. The story is the i
fust in a sorics on the "Story of !
| Religions in America”
Mr, and Mrs Harris ire "nut. j
standing- among modem Mrth- |
j odist misi onaries" the 1 nnk j
1 article reports, because they
typify the highly trained spe
mlists the Methodists are now j
Bending abroad to supplement !
the work of native pastors
Tn 104 K the Harrises were sent
| to Fukien Province, China,. They
| were the first regularly commit
i stoned Negro missionaries to he
1 vent by any Christian church to an
; Kent Asian country
"They did to splendidly there,"
| Look notes, "that when Chinese j
’ Communists over-rea the area an-
D’ H Xi; HOTEL I
Member of W. H. A.
Clean, Comfortable Rooms
Miss Lucille Griswold Prop.
ZZ9 K. Cit-siws St. Raleigh j
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1957
ti-Amerir-an propaganda found no
sympathizers among the villagers j
The Horriye? had disproved Com- '
munist. charges that American Ne
groes tt-pre illiterate and exploited
They snohe fluent Chinese, had
materially improved local agricul
ture and lca’-nuig. and were friends i
to Chinese of the lowest station."
Worn they were ordered out of
China in 1951 they went to work
aniline the Oviks in Rarnwnk. Rnr
mo wher - their niwr n in now
flourishing
Don’l lower the anility of your
tob; cco by steaming it tee nutch
The highest oge money stairs
are those that produce more than
they eat in the state.
Telephone n; t’ 877 5
Bt7If>DV.'ORTH S rKFKT
TOURIST HOMR
Clean. Comfortable (t-'i'inj
B-'dln and relevision
4?,4 S. Blr»«wSwort.h SI. Ra,!ei«:h
iii , , _ 8
HTH'MIHI'I IIMWII IIPI l|l« 'VI llnr* ,
b .your t ire in air a >v e adeqtiafe
on ymir home? Wa.-i It bought
to cover your home ten .re*r-.
ago f»r five years ago when the
value was half what it. is now
f!*o value of yei'r hn»ue is
worth proirrtipg. f *t, C..ernesy
Insurance Aietiry g-ive inn full
protectmn on your home and
fumiflbing?.
CAIT. 3-3588
BEFORE \’OlJ S(!F FFR 1 \. I
I NFCK.-SARI URL LOSS. I
CAVENESS !
Insurance \pency j
ACADEMY B! BLDING
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PRINTING
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Estimates
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up now.
Brown Spot disease is known to
reduce th overall yield of corn
h.v as much as 15 per cent
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