Blasts “Seeming Lethargy: 9 *
Alexander Barnes Addresses
Fayetteville Elks Services
FAYETTEVILLE The mem- j
hers of Earnest Carver Lodge No.
1312 and Earnest Carver Temple
No. <>37 I. B. P. O. E. of W. climax
'd their anniversary services here
Sunday with a public meeting at
Mt. Olive Baptist Church.
The celebration began Satur
day night when a banquet was
held with J. A. Williams serv
lug as the toastmaster. Scores of
BtHs and Daughters took part tn
the festivities.
The Rev. Lacy .Tones delivered a
stirring message on faith and ad
monished the members of the lodge
to regard themselves with the prin
ciples for which the organization
was founded and to set burning ex
amples of the true tenets of their
beliefs.
Alexander Barnes, veteran
UFA Elects Gaston
Youth As President
GREENSBORO A Gaston
County youth will head the North
Carolina Association of New Farm
ers of America. Douglas Miller,
Kings Mountain, RFD, was elected
president of the organization at the
30th annual convention conducted
last week at A&T College.
Other new officers elected at the
Friday closing session included:
James Feaster, Greensboro, first
vice president; Joseph Mitchell,
Challotte, second vice; James Wray
Wake Fcrost, third vice; Bobby
Spencer. Henderson, secretary:
Harold Hill, treasurer and Winser
Alexander, reporter, both of Co
lumbia.
The Slate NFA Group was
Durham Business College Helds
Baccalaureate. Commencement i
DURHAM Approximately 80
graduating students of the Dur
ham Business College heard Fiev,
Melvin C, Swann, Pastor of St. Jo
seph AME Church of Durham
speak recently for baccalaureate
service.
Rev. Swann, recently honored
with the Doctor of Divinity Degree
from Allen University, spoke to the
students concerning their prepa
ration for the new world. He warn
ed them of bemg ‘clock watchers’
and failing to give a full day’s
work but expecting to receive a
full day’s pay.
R. N. Harris.- president of Bank
er's Fire Insurance Company of
Durham was the Commencement
speaker. Mr. Harris, who is also a
member of the Durham Board of
Education, told the graduates that
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R estate coltep
Two weeks ago I discussed fer- j
Mliaers, the major elements in a j
complete fertilizer, and gave some 1
'* Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds He&iing Substance That Relieves Pain,
Stops itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids
New York, N. Y. (Special)
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability t 6
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
ing, and relieve pain- without
surgery,
In one hemorrhoid case after
another,“very striking improve
ment” was reported ana veri
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
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
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Mr. atfci Mrs. Paul Vaudergriff ~.1108 8. Coleman Street
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brown 883 8. State Street
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mintz 315 E. Hoke Street
Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Clemons . 1412 E. Lane Street
Mr. and Mr*. John C. Washington 70S E. Edenton Street
Mr. and Mr*. Charles La Sister 1621 Battery Drive j
Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Ray Herndon 1316 S. Bloodworth Street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Montague 1300 East Edenton Street
Mr. and Mrs. .femes Green, Jr. HSU and Edenton Streets
Mr, and Mrs. Windsor Jones 917 South State Street j;
| newspaperman, threw a broad
side at the audience for the
seeming lethargy that gripped
the civic life of Fayetteville.
He warned the Elks and their
guests that, first class citizen
ship carried a premium and
that it had to be paid for at a
sacrifice.
He called upon them to stop talk
ing first class citizenship and begin
to do something about it by taking
greater interest in voting, paying
taxes, better conduct on the streets
and a rousing interest in those who
have been termed juvenile delin
quents.
Music was furnished by a federa, - -
tion of choirs. Charles Baggett gave
the history of the lodge and Mrs.
Nettie McDonald gave the history
i of the temple.
presented a certificate of appre
; ciation from the National Foun
dation for infantile Paralysis
by Charles H. Bynum, director
of Interracial Activities, who
sought ways of immunizing
people, temporarily, against di
sease; Charles Drew, who de
veloped the blood banking sys
tem and Jonas Salk, who per
fected the polio vaccine, a*
great contributors to world
wide good health.
! In speaking for the polio vac
; cine, he urged “whether young,
I young adult or adult, you should
j get as much protection against t his
'dread disease as possible.”
success or failure depend? on how \
.you equip yourselves today.
The ‘Milestones’ of life were cm- i
phasized by Mr, Harris as he told j
the students that each Milestone j
should represent progress in life •
and should be significant.
In conclusion Mr. Harris stated
that by combining efforts one can
produce many milestones of hap
piness and success. He also passed !
out marked stones to each gradu- |
ate to serve as a symbol of the j
Milestone of Graduation.
Mr. J. H. Wheeler, president of j
the Mechanics and Farmer's Bank, !
awarded the diplomas.
Mrs. L M. Harris, president of I
the Durham Business College, pre
sided. Music va« furnished by the I
college choir under the direction of
Mrs, R. G. Reaves, accompanied by
Miss Gloria Scott.
| information on the minor ele
! merits. Now a neighbor asks a
question about cotton seed meal,
a problem!” And among these
sufferers were a very wide va
riety of hemorrhoid conditions,
some of 10 to 20 years’ standing.
All this, without the use of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin
gents 0? any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne*)—the discovery of a
world-famous research institu
tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
•wide use for healing injured
tissue on al! parts of the body.
This new healing substance
5s offered in suppository qtoint
ment form called Preparation
H.* Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup -
positories <st Preparation II
ointment with special appli
cator. Preparation H is sold at
fill drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
»ttog.». fi. p»t Off.
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“DOCTOR OF THE YEAR” Dr. C. D. WaHs right, Durham siirgcan, is presented the coveted
“Doctor of the Year” plaque by Dr. J. S, Simmons left sanford, chairman of the Awards Committee,
jas Dr. M. D. Quiglcss, Tarboro, retiring president looks on from center. The presentation was mad* at
! the seventy-first annual convention held last week in Durham.
| - ■ -
DR. SNOWDEN PROMOTED Dr. George V. Snowden former instructor at Shaw University ;
! here, right, is congratulated by Federal Housing iunrunistr sf ion Commissioner Norman P. Mason on bis !
promotion to the newly-created FD A position of Assistant to the Commissioner, Intergroup Relations
Service in Washington, D. C. His wife, Mrs. Jessie Snowden, is a native of Raleigh, For the past five j
years, Dr. Snowden has been Minority Group UousL g Advisor for the Commissioner’s staff. Mason said
the creation of the new' position was in keeping ■-J h a broadening emphasis on making good housing I
; equally available to al! segments of tho population
! which also brings up the question
! concerning other similar materials
| frequently used as fertilizers a
j round the home.
Since we are primarily interest-
I ed in the percentage of nitrogen
(N>, phosphorous <P) and potash
j (K) in these materials, let’s see
j what we can find out. I will
| name the material and give the
[analysis: Cotton seed meal 5. 7 N,
j 2,5 P, 1.5 K; peanut meal 7.2 N
1 1.5 P, 1.2 K; peanut hull meal 1.2
N, 0.5 P, 0.8 K soybean meal 7 N
1 32 P, 1.5 K; tobacco stems
i (ground) 1.5 N, 0.5 P, 5.0 K; bone
jmeal, approximately 3 N, 25 P. 0,0
K.
It will be noted that each
| material contains varying per
| centagcs of the major ele
ments but none is in very good
balance. This is especially true
of bone meal. These materials
readily see that the nutrient
balance is not as good as in
our 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 mixture.
P. F, Rockwell has an interest -
| ing article in the June issue of the
: Farm Journal (So. Ed.) entitled,
| “Gardens in the Air,” and it is
; about hardy climbing roses. He
! and his wife especially like the
following varieties of the vigorous
i climbers: New Dawn, a blush,
[pink and fragrant; Dr J. H, Ni
[cholos, large double, rose-pink. ;
land Aloha, deeper pink that Dr
I Nieholos.
| Among the white climbers: City.
jof New York, semi-double aril
golden hearted- Silver Moon
j large saucer shaped flowers, Mer-j
I maid, ivory-tinted lemon and is. •
lone 'of the best of the single flow
i fired roses.
Os the reds: Thor, fine rich!
I crimson flowers on 12-15 incur
| stems. The finest big red hardy j
! climber for cutting. Try it if you i
| want something “different” in a
| climber. Blaze Is another favorite
| Vigorous growing yellow climb-
I ers arrived late on the garden l
[ scene but now you can enjoy
Doubloons, a rich yellow shade'
with apricot. Golden Glow, a
pure yellow; and Orange Eve’ -
glow, a glowing, coppery-orange, |
and one of the most fragrant oi j
all rbses in the Rockwell garden?.!
;
| Educational
Tour Begun j
[By Youth |
; I
Forty Wake County Older Youth
j members and adult leaders wifi re- !
j turn at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, June i
18, after a three-day educational [
tom- which took them through j
parts of Virginia, Washington, D. :
C. ami Maryland.
The group which left by
chartered bus early Tuesday
morning, the 17th. traveled
through the Shenandoah Val
ley of Virginia and over Sky
line Drive, visiting the Lewis
Mountain Resort and Luray Ca
verns, Luray, Virginia.
In Maryland a tour was made of j
I the Agricultural Research Center i
of the IJSDA located at Boltsville. |
Tn Washington the group visited j
! the Bureau of Engraving end j
! Printing, The White House, FBI,
j Lincoln Memorial. Washington |
i Monument and the Smithsonian In- j
! stituto. En route the group also via- [
j ited Mt. Vernon. I
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