Book Review Club’s May Meeting Set For Sunday The May meeting of the Book Re view Club of the Richard B. Har rison Public Library will be held Sunday, May 4, at 4:00 p. rn. in the library. Dr. Howard Miller, head of the department of Psychology at N. C. State College. Raleigh, will review, "Tha Organization Man." by Wil liam Whyte Jr. The reviewer is a native of Buf falo, New York. He received his doctor of Philosophy degree at Pennsylvania State University and the University of Buffalo. His area of work includes Industrial and Management Psychology. Before coming to State College In September 1956 he was on the staff of the Graduate School of In dustrial Administration of Carneg ie Institute of Technology, Pits IN RALEIGH, IT’S DAESHTg&j FiSSIOIS 's Jfe, V * INSURANCE BUILDING j. f DOLLAR I STRETCHING r DAYS I Lmi S Bay® - Thun* - Fri - Sat •Cotton Dresses 2'-11 JR. MISSES., HALF SIZES • Reg. t-0 8,95 Cotton Maternity Dresses *5 SIZES 10 TO 18 • Reg. to 8.95 2-pc. Cotton Co-ordinates $099 SIZES 10 TO 18 • Reg. 2.95 to 5.95 Jamaica Shorts >2 SIZES 10 TO 16 • Reg. 1.88 and 2.98 Cotton Tee Shirts 2'-*3 • 2.98 and 3.98 NO-IKON COTTON Baby Doll Pajamas >2 S-M-L • Keg. 59c Rayon Briefs 3 >1 • Keg. 1.00 Nylon Briefs 2- <1 • Keg. 3.98 Cotton Duster Robes >3 SIZES 12 TO 20 • Reg. 1.00 Summer Jewelry 2 >«>l • Reg. 4.98 Straw Handbags <3 • Full Fash. Nylon Hose 2 - 99* • Treadwell Seamless Nylons 2—l7s • Reg. 1.50 to 3.95 Bras, Fam ° u * Nam ® 99c • Reg. 3.98 Nylon Stoles,*2 burgh, Pennsylvania, All interested persons are invited to come and to share in the dis cussion. STORY HOUR Place: Richard B. Harrison Pub lic Library; Time: Saturday morning at 11; 30. 'There will be games for children ot aii ages. Prizes will be given and there will be a special surprise for each child that attends. Come and bring someone else. In the poultry laying house use two 40 or 60 watt light bulbs for each 400 square feet of floor space. The common faults of Ameri can language are an ambition of effect, a want of simplicity, and a turgid abuse of terms. •BT—W.SIW —~~ - lillllllitk -,, a i ' 9Hr \ •'• f' '0& j^^lttehLl. Ms*gsa«iy* r T‘>? > - : i s sfc { ■■< ■ JE&XB& : &&W> jm JS^^^STOKwfcu*. * -.frWw WUL ;•' : ■>: *” <ffV ysi \ -•«#,, •'• • f iß?'S§3Hs»' ££• CHURCHMAN VISITS MECH ANICS AND FARMERS BANK— Dr. George A. Singleton, center, Philadelphia, Pa., well-known minister and educator, paid a vis it to the Raleigh Branch of the Mrs. Minetta Eaton Presides As YWs Women's Activity Committee Gathers The Women's Activity Committee j of the Y. W. C. A. met recently with Mrs. Minetta Eaton presiding | as chairman. Plans for two special j events were made. Tne annual lawn party is set for June 15, and will be held as customary, on the lawn of Mrs. L. E. McCauley. The i entire Parent Teacher Association membership will be honored by the | YWCA on this occasion. The speak- j er for the occasion and the prog- j ram will be announced at. a later date. Tentative dates for the annual bazaar were set for between 17-19 of November. Members and friends of the YWCA are urged to begin now to assemble the articles which j they plan to donate for the bazaar. The chairman served the group with delicious cookies and coco nut and marshmall filled cookies. Members present at this meeting: Miss Rena Mitchell, who led the devotion, Mrs. Hattie Edmundson, Mrs. Bertha Edwards, Mrs. L. D Myers, Mrs. Xola O’Neal, Mrs. Oriel Woods, Mrs. Joyce McLendon, Mrs Mabel Young, Mrs. Pattie Higgs, who offered prayer, Mrs J, A. Bnv er, Executive secretary of the Y, Mrs. Minetta Eaton, and Thelma M Births April 21: Mr. and Mrs. James ! Curtis Walker, « daughter, 7 lbs., 9 1-2 ozs. April 22; Mr, and Mrs, Paul Hin- j ton, a eon, 6 lbs. 1 oz. April 23: Mr. and Mrs. Bethel ‘ McKo£ a son, 6 lbs, 13 1-3 oz. April 23: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene j Banks, a son 5 lbs. 1 oz. April 23; Mr. and Mrs. Redell Burt, a daughter, 6 lbs, 10 ozs. April 24: Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Har- j ris, a daughter, 6 lbs 7 1-3 ozs. April 25: Mr. and Mrs. Worth Dunn, a daughter. 5 lbs, 12 ozs. April 25: Mr. and Mrs. James j Dunn, a son 7 lbs, 9 1-2 ozs. April 27: Mr. and Mrs. Hillie Ro- i chelle, a daughter, 7 lbs 1-4 oz. April 27: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Up- j church, a son, 8 lbs. 11 ozs. April 28: Mr. and Mrs. James Ed- I ward Graham, a son, ft lbs, 1 1-2 ozs April 28: Mr. and Mrs. John Hen ry Winston, « son 8 lbs, 15 1-4 ozs. WEDDING ! BELLS i i } Marriage licenses have been is sued by tha Wake County Record er of Deeds to the following per sons: Mr. Harold W. Bland, 919 Borah Avenue, Bessemer, Alabama, and Miss Virginia L. Blandshaw, 16 Smith Plaza, Raleigh, N. C.; Mr. Walter J. McClamb, RED 2. Apex, N. C., and Miss Esther Mae Palmer, 124 Merritt Mill Road, Chapel Hill, N. C.: Mr. Leroy Miller, Wake Forest, and Miss Carrie Rebecca Taylor, RED 2. Wake Forest. N. C.; Mr. Clifton C. Harris, 236 Hop- | per Street. Gamer, and Miss Pre netia B. Ramseur, RED 3, Raleigh, I N. C.; Mr, 'Willie Hall, 3r„ RED 2. Ee- j bulon, and Miss Beatrice Cotton. ! RFTV 3 Zebulon, N. C.: Cornelia E. Morrison, 22 West j Worth Street, Raleigh, and Miss Cornelia E. Morrison, 22 West ! Worth Street. Raleigh, W. C.: Mr. Waddell Hickson, RFD 1, Morrisville, N. C, and Miss Rosan na Tart, RED 1, Morrisville, N. C; Mr. Mack Dunn, 913 S Wilming ton Street, Raleiph, N. C„ and Miss Betty Jean Womack, 5 Smith Plaza, Raleigh, N. C.: Mr. Addison M, Lipscombe, South Blood worth. Street, Raleigh, and Miss Mary FI. Whitaker, 215 S. Haywood Street, Raleigh, N C, *Tt'a - pity that exchange problems. Everyone know* how to solv* the feUow’a.” W Mechanics ami Farmer* Bank Monday. Dr, Singleton was in Raleigh as Men s Day speaker for the St. Pan! AME Church on Sunday. He is shown discussing the contents of a leaflet on bank Kock, secretary of the activity com- ( mittee. i ItCLSKA* VODKA i^iiyuMmaai $3.95 Wsm§iW&' ** 4-1 QUART 'pint ; iaMii “i'll- 100 Proof Made from Grain by L Relsky & Cie, Cockeysville, Md.., U.S.A. LUW, LOW PRICES 1 1 oo s& h £r. | PLUS S& H Green Stamps 1 F'RF.F.! I SUNNYLANI) CURED SMOKED—B to 12 lb. Average -- ,| _ ‘ __ # 8 ° !:•] n J r ;F r> .' ? _ r! : r::r; ■ * 7 Af'^A”' rrs.iS't.Trto iijcmTiTrctttHr? 9 m SF% I if i V | D™E FULL HALF JM . || TsTame || OR WHOLE jfu Mjflu/ S in P .-,so„ C ’uMiT - f POUND | M,;r A<Mtc ~ G “ d ‘ flCT Sal ■ j DIXIE DARLING FRESH With Food Order ~™ HOMOGENIZED - EVAPORATED BEEAD ~ Wc PET MILK ■ 80* ffibfl mm OF Loaf Save 6c m n SUPERBRAND—Save with Food Order *<** J Cans jm-M |P3| &pH jpSk ° rder ll f*"t" A |DI Bag v™iN^D»Al>DEi>-Thrifty^lai, FRUIT FLAVORS-vSave Food Order ” ~ EM AP • Mil Lll IELL-0 6£■ 39i| 11 ’ 99" I NEW KING SIZE | PORE j\i '4 COCA-COLA ICECREAM IW| a6 g&23«e. 11 jtr £ 69oj^MB GOLDEN RIPE " MM $Sk afffk jBWg | flN| MB&jk Quantity Right* Reserved M ** Mr "" ® II Prices Effective May 1- KftWm ft Ilf ft mM h M H «•'~ - s ‘- mmnm Ini %# s. nvr srs 3112 HILLSBORO ST. ' 709 S. MARY’S ST. CART. W. C„ ing with ihe Rev. L. S. Pemn, paa lor of the church, left, and J, E. Strickland, vice-president and ' manager of the bank’s Raleigh branch and a trustee at St. Paul, right. (STAFF PHOTO BY CHAS. R. .lONJTS. .. Minne jean’s Exp illusion False Lincoln School Director Says NEW YORK <ANP> Rum ors that Minniejean Brown, 1(1- yoar-old former student at. Little Rock Central High school, sanes ex pulsion, were branded false this week by Dr. John R. Brooks, direc tor of the New Lincoln school. Dr. Brooks said: “We have heard Mj at ignfton mSm3r» StiSk mini H ' * - - A m.\m |f||Wj ■ffl w ■toSSk.-**’***- tefl hwst fiio raasfcetpifcHrf i l*^ B Madame Housewift We Are Sorry That We Are Not In The Carolinian Food & Home Show We Are Still The Headquarters For Tailored Made Auto Seat Covers Make Your Car As Bright And Cherry A* Your Home For Best Colors & Designs Visit Sure-fit Seat Cover Center 500 W* Morgan Street THE CAROLINIAN WFEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1958 these rumors with astonishment, inasmuch as Minniejean Brown has made an adjustment, is doing satisfactory work and has earned the friendship and respect of us all.” “It is astonishing to me,” he add ed, “that this girl is able to do sa tisfactory work despite her im poverished academic background and the emotional impact of he prior situation and removal to New Lincoln school.” He said the faculty and the entire 433 student body—about 'Keep ha:s rsteft mjioc Sr»J2i?i» KAI * °° SNr * BA " K Ip KOnL».M.S , ..RAiN .. C^JS^IE?V: NOTMING As r * XTS A WONOERf Ul! HJ TC IL»i PEU ' I:NT PRESSING OIL MAUI JJ* CLITTERS AND SHINES TOR WEEKS 30 NArUKALLY K>rr AND not GREASY rcp » : >*'l-ent pressing Oil con. 225J255* OWCOH*. .. ASK YOUR. SEAUTICLAN OR ygmrruCTitcß 50 of whom are Negroes—are “delighted at way this thing ha* worked out. and Minniejean has made it very easy for u* in the whole situation through her poise and character." The girl entered the experimen tal-demonstration school on Feh. 24. under a scholarship for the term ending June ii. Dr. Brook* said her future plans so far “extend only through the summer during which she plans to visit her home. Moßs 1 tooth SECONDS ora-jel 3

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