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ROXBOR O-REIDS VILLE
EOXBO R O ~ LEON HARRIS
of Ne.- York City and a former
footballer at Person County High
School it home with his wife and
t.ids visiting hit grandmother and
relatives
Bana director Motor) of Person
County High School has been a
member of many big name bands.
"Robie Barnett will leave Rox-
Vv >'o in time to be present at the
opening game of the World Series
in New York’s Yankee Stadium.
Mr. Farley, who operates Far
leys fabulous Grill on Market
S*reet in Greensboro is a Roxboro
John Peteat savs that he
didn't caM the police to stop
the fight between Charlie Noli
nnrl his girlfriend as stated in
this news column last week
. . But Peteat says that Char
lie rilled the police himself
after the sdrlfHrud had brat,
him out of his senses. , . . and
briny in this condition Char
tie miidalringly railed the j
fipe department Instead of the
police
The new riesu cut and pleasant !
smiling counterman that, you sea j
to Satterfield's Case la Willie Wsl- I
tens
Roxboro citizens ara happy to ,
hove two r*o« doctor* in their
midst —■ Or. Clayton and Dr
TrsfT.
P O Bra dsner and Melvin
Bates onerate one of the best Sin- ;
clair service stations on the high-
THREE MEALS
DAILY
CANDIES, CIGARS
CIGARETTES
SODAS of AH Kinds
MAY’S GRILL
HORNER STREET
HENDERSON', C.
MAC E 5
Jewelry - Gifts
KEinSVILLE, N. €.
p terra Jeweler Certified
Gemologist—American Gem
Society
Elgin and Longino Wafrhes
Diamonds and Jewelry
T\Y WEEKLY!
1.73 S. SCALE ST.
SERVING THE BEST
® Milk Shakes
® Ice Cream
® Cold Sandwiches
• Ire Cold Bottle Drinks
# All Kinds of Narky
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731 g, MAIN ST—ROXBORO
On«* Door Below Satterfield’s
Case
FOR FINE
Groceries Meats
arsd Fresh Vegetables
IT’S...
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F, C, BLALOCK, Manager
Roxboro, N. C.
Delicious and Refreshing
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ROXBORO
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY
32S MORGAN STREET
ROXBORO, N. C,
WHY 5. j
Claybmirne "Count," Barnett will |
i have birthday soon. "Count" is j
Things You Should Know
pun
HALE WJJf
B ORN|IM ROCHESTE Ft NX;~ jjBfiBBML \
FROM 1843-45 HE WAS A DEMO- mmSM#
CRAT’C MEMBER OF THE <
Os REPRESENTATIVES WE WAS THE
0551 SENATOR TO TAKE A STAND % '' '\^
FIRMLY AGAINST SLAVERY/lN 1845 HE M
FOUGHT THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS /
HIS PARTY DENOUNCED HIM, BUT HE ,
won over his entire state to the v
..uiw ri » MnwinwCT l^.lWP | l «».'M < ).H lM , v< i, t
ABOLITIONIST CAUSE AND,BY 1851, wS
WON STRONG SUPPORT IN THE SENATE /
Hie highest egg money states
are those that produce mors than
they eat, in the stats.
fro’"T5 1
Che
And, behold, there are last
which shall be first, and iher*
are first which shall be last.
—(St. Luke 13, 30.)
There are always among us
the "firsts’' in ail fields of
activity, and it is traditional
that we honor their material
success and achievement, But,
in God’s sight, the “firsts”
among ns may be the meekest,
the lowliest, the most humble
of peopi*—for they put Him
first, and love Him.
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sfty and a top tobacco man,
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. BRING OH THE YANKS!! Hasrd-liHUng Milwaukee Brave
outlisidar Hank Aaron waves his arm fccg; eJy as he is mobbed
and carried dost by teammates, after shaking a game winning
and pennant winning home run in the llih inning of a resent
gam® with th© Cards. Th® Braves expeat the momentum of
wincing their first pennant to cany them right on through to
victory against' ihs New York Yankees m the World Series.
{Nswepress Photo).
Do*s And Don’ts
ijs| * f » *c*MT)NdNfirAc nAnx&x
>s/ • ; ijS . V
if: . ,
“Please Ranetnber, the Other Fellow Wants to
Be Comfortable Too."
CHARLOTTE METAL WEATHER
STRIP CO.
Introducing A New
ROCK - TEX INSULATING SIDING
• LOOKS A.ND FEELS LIKE REA!. •;>
HAND-CARVED STONE
36 Months To Pay
PHONE EO 4-1830
ALSO ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS
J City than there ia m any other
j !• wn in the world . . . 750.000 to be
YHI CAROLINIAN
CONCORD
NEWS
MRS MARION W BOYD
CONCORD Funeral services
for Mr limes Edward Howell
were held Friday afternoon, Sep
tember 20. from the Ebenezer
A.M.K Zion Church in Cabarrus
County Township, No. 10. Mr How
ell was eighty-year-old last Match
and during his long life had been
active in both church and school
work. He has served as chairman
of the Truster Board, class leader
and in many phases of Sunday
School work.
He was ore of the pioneers in
the movement for bus transporta
tion and betler schools for Cabar
rus County children. His various
activities were proof that he al
ways had the welfare of his church
and community at heart.
He is survived by his seven chil
dren: Mrs. .lonic H Jenkins, of
Concord, Arthur V. Howell of Con
cord and Midland. Ira W and
James Thomas Howell of Midland.
John Price Howell of Charlotte,
Chaplain Cajns B. Howell, of Den
ver. Colorado, and Dr, Mohtice’.io
J. Howell of I’nncess Anno, Mary
land; eighteen grandchildren; and
three p eat grandchildren.
MIS? DORIS HORNE
Mi's Doris Horne ha? returned
to her home on Hilltop after work
ing with migrant children in New
York during the summer. She was
a member of a migrant ministry
service team composed of one Ko
rean, four white, and four Negro
college students.
Hear iiiariei s for the members
of the team was 230 N. Main Street
in Lyndon\ 1 lie, N Y. They taught
Bible, arts, and rafts to childien
of migrant families who ilved in
:» nearby camp. Til * children were
.Itterto Rican, white, and Negro.
M;ss Horne gave an interesting
account of her experiences with
the children, her teammates, and
places visited to the congregation
o f Westminister Presbyterian
Chur h last Sunday evening. She
is a member of this church and a
junior at Barber-Scotia College
major inst in elementary education.
She i.as received a scholarship
from the New York State Coun
cil of Churches.
Roanoke Rapids
News
''GLOBED TOWN, the Mgrn
community of Roanoke Rapids, is
: just like any other community in
> •>>.• other town . . But it has
\ >-odi'cid some of the best plas
terers, bricklayers, lathers and
cement finishers in the mechani
] cal field.
Lovely Ivey, was tops as a plas
’> rcr and contractor of merit. Be
fore him wm J. H. Browning and
! ,7. W. Porter . . . Some of the
| Daniels and Sledges were past
I rr asters at the trade
In the bricklaying business there
was E, J. Conner and others
: Eli Williams, and Herbert, Daniel
were lathers par excellence. Bud
jdv Mills, n top cement finisher,
j has mingled v ith the best, all over
■ the county.
Buster Rpid, who still makes
| Roanoke Rapids his home with hi?
family knows the history of Roan
oke Rapids backwards. He can al
so toll you where the old timers
j are living that have moved to
i greener pastures,
! COLORED TOWN has grown
! and seemingly it is going to con-
I thine to grow The high school
I is modem and spacious.
The churches are well-attended
: and attractive. The Sledges, Dan
i ids, Milis, Ivey*:, Richards, Wil
liams and Parkers are still there
;nd carrying on first like their
fore father did —■ and they like
it that way.
BURLINGTON
Paint & Glass Co.
Incorporated
Pittsburgh Paints, Enamel
8s Varnishes
Glass Work of All Kinds
834 S. Church St,
Rhone CA 8-8,141
Burlington, n. r.
RHONE BE 4-9348 RES. BR. 3-6582
STRADFORD’S DRAPERY SHOP
Draperies, Curtains, Valances Made to
Order. Any Size and Shape and All Types
of Drapery Hardware. R easonable Rates.
Installation Service. Fr ' e dm,ill's '
EDDIE * LOUISE STRADFORP, Owners & Operator*
■ll7 K. WASHINGTON ST. GREENSBORO, N C,
BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON '’"W i
Zone 3 is inviting you th c <Rn- 1
ner party Saturday afternoon at j
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Wa{staff on Montgomery St from,
4 until. Mrs Mamie Dixon is pres
ident Mrs. C Hobb. secretary.
Mrs. Juln Holt,. Sixth St. will
be hostess to Zone 7 Tuesday eve- j
ning. 7:.»0 p.m. Mr. Reuben Sim- i
AND
"SMALL BUSINESS”
~r C W'»OHH„D»-„ D »-
■ ' """W '■ —li— U- I-——
For quite some time post mcr
tems have been going on as to
just what last session of Congress
meant, or did not mean,
* * *
All the huffing and puffing to
the contrary, pro and con, ob
servers close to the Washington
scene feel that 1957 will go down
as the year off.
the Great Con-i ifijjgk. \
gressional Re~ jepjtP?'‘ \.
dictation by the j|ip|o - S
administrative T l
branch of the f
tators - power c, w. Harder
by State Secretary John Foster
Dulles ha? not set well. The ert'ct
muzzling traditional U $ tree
press has deeper a fleet.
* * *
When Dulles refused to lei rep
utable American newspapermen
go to China, a lot of eyebrows
were raised Traditionally, the
American public holds in high
respect ihe nation's working
press for objectivity in reporting
the tacts as they appear at any
given time. Only communists and
fascists, who cannot stand un
under scrutiny attack American
newspaperdom with such epi
thets as “the lying press."
* * *
That is due to the fact they fear
a free press. In their own na
tions, the press is controlled by
government. Yet the Dulles ac
tion mark? the first time, in mod
ern times, at least, that an Amer
ican official by edict has sup
pressed the free ranging, world
wide search for facts by the
American free pro??,
* * *
This ha? led to ihe question
'•What is State Dept, hiding?"
*■ i *
Most people hr. ve no truck with
any theory that, the reds might,
subvert, the entire U. S press.
(g) Nation*’ FmLiHAiiofi r.f liulepend-rr. -
1* whan ymt think you win «k
mtmr
Production of wheat, this year
is down about 6 per cent.
The produce industry is big
business.
Turn tobacco roots up now!
A little extra attention at plant
ing time will pay big dividends
in alfalfa production.
■**«>»*»»»<**«
1955 Plymouth Four Door Se
dan: V-8 engine, radio,
heater, light blue finish.
One owner. Cream puff
1953 Buick Special Four Door
Sedan: Fully equipped,
f-utone green. One owner.
Mechanically perfect
1950 Oldsmobile ‘■BB'’ 4-dr. Se
dan. Ail extras. Terrific
pickup $4:15
1947 Chevrolet 3-dr. Radio and
heater. Mechanically per
feet $175
BILL PRICE
BUICK, Inc.
BUICK BLOCK
Phones CA 8-8345. CA 8-8348
nwifnawnmn- wnunwir Mim-n mmm muj**m*r »■ - ■•**«!
Imons is president Mrs Lola Hsith
is secretary
; "Shutin" at home are 1 J4r*
' Louise Graham, Ross St. Miss Vh
ginia Troliinger Rauhat St.. Mrs.
Mmgaret Long Ireland St„ Mr?
Lola Bethel, Rosenwald St., Mrs.
< Ivleigie Anderson, Avon Ave.
i C : ct well soon, we miss vou.
Not only is the average working
newspaperman quite cynical of
propaganda, but also among
newspapermen is found perhaps
a greater understanding of ‘he
principles of democracy than in
any other group.
* * *
So people are curious *« lust
what Dulles wants, hidden from
American readers in China. To
be sure, he eventual? rescinded
his ruling, then the Red Chinese
government helper) him out hv
barring I . S. newsmen unless
they could send their own over in
this country.
Yet. Sen. William Kn< • land
goes on record th-i’ h> '■ is no
objections io some Chine:c now--
papermcn coming into ti l" ona
*ry on permit?
* * *
If national security Is a plaus
ible excuse, then (He T'niP cl Na
tions headquarter; should he re
moved to Titv.huctn nr some far
plate because as it is now. 1 X
members have iibertv to bring
into teeming, sprawling New
York their delegations and refl
nues. And New York is an easy
place to bide.
* * ¥
Thus, this hush-hush hen im
posed by government r-ficmls is
a hard one to sell to Congress.
y* * *
The putting into a secret rale
gory the report of the Govern
ment Accounting Office alleging
graft and corruption in the use of
foreign aid fund? is another
example of this trend.
* * »
In addition, probably never be
fore in the history of th-- Repub
lic has task force? of cabinet
member? been formed to storm
Capito! Hill to browbeat Congress
* # *
Thu?, there is an uneasy feel
ing And in view of the situa
tions that have developed where
by government officials seek to
lay down! an unwarranted blan
ket of secrecy, there i? small
wonder that such feelings exist.
PW 5 ? PS
Motor Company
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See C* for Your
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794 SOOTH SPRING ST.
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MEBANF. The sever.ty
; fifth birthday of Mrs. Susie Ma-
I lone, given in her honor Sr. her
daughter and nrftrddaugb'»r .->?t
1 Wednesday .u’g'ht
Tlie guest were greeted Mrs
j M ;ione citrr--,r.c poniv-- c r u.;?
j a gift from tt friend
! The st were introduced io
, , T-'I MA '.] | prit-epp ** -■‘iC',- xS
j ranged in Prrnies. rind -=n vertm?*-
j wll 'a the bi vt.h• Iri y ca kT h e sid. ?
with differ-'nt food" tray? The
I arir rake with Ginger Ale
i Tne guest were: Rev. and Mrs
Our of ; nvn guest v. ere M r and
or.c rv.xon, W-s E M Harris.
] D" ' is
I ib" :vf'o;:-c;'d viVn Her Uncle Mr
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El Rocco Club, Inc.
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