Open To Negroes:
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
By STAFF WRITER . who made things for sale knew his
MARKET RESEARCH I market like the back of his hand.
There was a time when a man ! Take, for example, a wagon tnak-
County-Wide Talent Contest
Sponsored By Chatham Council
SILER CITY Barbara Jean
Alston of Horton School, Pittsboro;
Brenda Joyce Edwards of Chatham
High School, Siler City; and the
Four Keys, a dance group compos
ed of Jftcouelyn Jones, Oolia Cot
ten, Patricia Tysor and Nancy Man
ner from J. S. Waters School, Gold
ston, emerged as first, second, and
third place winners respectively fn
the second Annual County-Wide
Talent contest sponsored by the
County Home Demonstration Coun
cil in the Chatham High School
Gymnasium on Friday evening,
February 2s.
Out of county visitors and critic
nidge commented on the original
ity, interpretation, and excellent
execution of the various numbers.
Other competitive numbers
which drew enthulsatk applause
from the audience were the Four
Sprites of J. S. Waters School,
Goldston: Louvenia Barber, Carolyn
Dowdy, Hilda Palmer and Anita
McLaughlin; the Spinners from
& Science Shrinks Piles
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For the first time science has
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In one hemorrhoid case after
another,“very striking improve
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fied by doctors’ observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all
this improvement was main
tained in cases where doctors’
observations were continued
over a period of many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
to make such astonishing state
meets as*‘Piles have, ceased to be
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Horton High School, Fittsbcro; Je
rome Thomas and Barbara Goins;
and an Interpretative Dance by
Jacequlin Martin, Josephine Head
en, Elizabeth Dark, Mary Louise
Siler, Hilda Glover and Alice Wal
den of Chatham High School, Siler
City.
Also receiving commendations
were the Six Jacks: Marshdaie
Richardson, Mattie Perry, Barbara
Goins, Sandra Burnette. Shelia Bur
nette, and Euphalia Horton; Teen-
Age Dancers: Alice Walden. San
dra Kelly, Hilda Glover, Mary
Louise Siler, Mary Ford and Ora
cle Brower; an original musical
composition by Harold Strickland,
Lancelot Reaves, Lonnie Headen
and Ralph Brower.
Individual singing stars perform
ing were Arzelia Brooks with
“Darling, You Send Me," Robert
Alston with “Waiting in School”,
and a non-competitive imitation of
Elvis Prersly doing “Blue Suede
Shoes” by Earl Nettles.
a problem!” And among these
sufferers were a very wide va
riety of hemorrhoid conditions,
some of 10 to 20 years’ standing.
Ail this, without the use of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin
gents of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne*)—the discovery of a
world-famous research institu
tion, Already, Bio-Dync is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on ail parts of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in suppository ov oint
went form called Preparation
ft* Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation H
ointment with special appli
cator.. Preparation H is sold at
sll drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
* U. S Pat Off.
or in a farm community. He knew
the age of every wagon in the area
and how much longer it could be
expected to last.
He knew whether the harvest
was good and whether those who
needed new wagon* could afford
them. He knew how’ many of his
neighbors’ sons were ready to mar
ry and set up their own homes and
farms. .And he was never in doubt
as to whether his customers were
dissatisfied.
*• • •
It' they were dissatlnlfed, they
drove by and told him. The
wise wagon maker made sure
the same complaints weren’t
repeated about his next wagon.
In effect, the manufacturer was
his own market researcher. He
knew’ h!s demand down to the
last man and his consumer pur
chasing power down to the last
dollar.
* • i it m
Then autos began replacing wag
ons Because the autos were mass
ed produced, they expanded mar
kets beyond the wildest stretch of
the imagination. The auto manu
facturer was no longer in dose, in
timate touch with his market as
the wagon maker had been. The
need for systematic market stud
ies grew. Market Research became
recognized as a necessary distri
bution tool.
In the market research business,
there is a need for interviewers
who are paid $1.25 and up an hour,
plus car mileage.
Investigate this career by writ
ing to National Association of Ma
nufacturers. 2 E. 48th St., New’ York
17, New York.
X; Neighbors
“Stop quibbling, Alice. The
country desperately needs
future scientific brains!”
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4 ply * ok. Skein 8 O
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IN LOCAL BABY CONTEST—Above are the winners in a baby
contest, sponsored here last week by the ushers of the Oberlin Bap
tist Church. Prize winners, left to right, are: Amelia Peebles, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Powell Peebles, first; Fay Wimbush, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Wimbush, second; and Helen Alston, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. James Alston, third. Other entries were Herbert
Griffin, Mahatma G. Davis, Nelson Britt and JatricJa Farrar,
PORTER, 44, HELD IN STABBING
ST. LOUIS (ANP) Johnnie | the door locked and heard Mrs.
Jones, 45-year-old porter, is be- Montor screaming for help. Look
ing held by police on charges of ing in a window, they saw the
stabbing a 60-year-old white wo-j woman struggling with a man.
man to death early in her home! They called police who, upon
last week. The victim, Mrs. Isolia! breaking into the home, found
Montor, was said to have been j the woman with her throat cut
criminally attacks.'. , j a ,5-inch blade knife was at her
Two friends visiting the deccas-t Jones was found hiding In the
ed, told police they had left to go i basement. He said he had been
to a restaurant for sandwiches.! drinking and did not recall what
When they returned, they found j had happened.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958
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fe«d her vanity,”
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