THE CAROL IMAM ;
wr.F.R ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 28 1958
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DRIVE SAFELY!!
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New Location
B. I. MORGAN
FttFiTK-tb An ESSO A* o? tmtorc!
and Nevi Bpto Avenue
MOVED TO
SINCLAIR STATION
JUST TWO STATIONS DOWN FROM OLD ONE
Corner New Bern \ ve, & Pettigrew St.
A Mswlkf of the CAROLINIA?*i B n 9!» Prise Mon«vl
T.C.CANNON’S
GROCERY
Corner Boundary and East Street" Phone TE 5-2804
GROCERIES • MEATS
Fresh Vegetables Daily
CALL FOR AND DELIVERY SERVICE
No Item Too Large or Too Small
Kerosene Is Our Specialty
SUMMER OR WINTER
- OPEN DAILY
Family Stamps s a.™. to 10 p.m.
MONDAY
WITH EVERY THROUGH
PURCHASE' SATURDAY
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A busy homemaker Woe yours©# deserves e**ery akartce you cam get *o
free 'yourself from extra work, and worry. And you can break away from the
drudgery of meal planning and food preparation With oaee-fnee con*
verwence e»f an electric freezer,
i
Company occasions frozrie you down and leave you w«ri» me snengy
to enjoy yourself? Then take «t easier the freezer vray. You can plan
ahead and cook- ahead for party times. From there on your electric
freezer takes over . .. . keeps your goodies flavor-fresh until you're ready
to use them.
Even when unexpected company
d«-ops m, there's no need for mad
dosh sf-vopprng trips or frantic
gtmaeam double time in the kßche« Lust
Y — z j delve into the cool depths, of your
1 i freezer and choose
i what yow ftke to cook,
heat, or thaw and eat.
There's an e+ect'-»c
£3s dea*er near you with
* a wide variety of elec
.. . the freezers, cr the
happy combination of
,u * refrigerator-freezer.
-v, _ Visit one soon and see
fe ss for yourself how you
can fme yourseK with
Ihe modem conven
, ___ '"Wf of on electric
freezer.
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C CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
Miss Door Weds Eddie Baker
in Doidshoro Church Cergmony
GOLDSBORO iMIBs Miss al satin with fitted long sleeves and !
| Ro.sa Marie Coor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Walker M. Coor, 631
Slaughter St, Goldsboro, a recent
graduate of Dillard High School,
was married to Mr Eddie Baker
Sunday, June 18, at Goldsboro Cha
j pel Free Will Baptist Church
The wedding precession be
gan a 6 F. M. with Rev. P. R,
Rood officiating. Thr bride was
given in marriage b.v her fa
ther. Music was under the di
rection of Mrs. Bernice Wilson.
Marshal for the procession was
j Mr. George ’Wilson
! Tire bride wore a hand made !
, white lace gown with scalloped
j neckline and hem over white brid- |
SIR WALTER I
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
H KENTUCKY
j |
| %m$ s9ss
m pint w */i ouast
86 Proe*
mnwm distillers, ms,
ANCHOIA.OI, KSHTtfSKY
a back opening with twenty pearl
buttons and satin button hole
twist She carried a pink and white
nosegay.
The bride was attended bv six
bridesmaids and six attendants -
Miss Sandra Grantham wore yel
low; Miss Doris Wade wore blue.
Miss Janice Parks wore light blue;
Miss Barbara Howell wore pink
Miss Lydia Baker wore aqua
Matron of honor, Mrs. Alberta Coor
Jackson wore pink organdy over
pink polished cotton with scalloped
neckline and trim white nylon
gloves and pink hat The brides
maids carried a half dozen gladi- j
nii.
Miss Jennifer Jackson "as firm*
rr girl and Master Johnny Cox was
ring bearer
Mr. Th arid pus Hays sang ?
Love You Truly," after which
the mother of she bride. Mrs
GSaretfa Coor was usher *’ff in
wearing blue lare with white
accessories.
The church ’"as beautifully dec- I
orated with pine and home grown i
lillies, geraniums, and gladioli
Mr Freddie Burden "'as be;-t
Dillard High School, j? a native of
mao Mr Baker, also a graduate of
Goldsboro The couple is spending
their honeymoon in AMantsc City,
N. J,
Do’s And Don’ts
p -;A
“Why Call Yourself Such Names, When You Resent It
From Others?"
Yes, We All Talk I
By Marcus H. Boulware
: voice when the vibrations or
HAnbAIIVO sounds created be the passage of
WflllMfllliW i between the vocal cords
1 are directed into the hollow eavi.
PrQ tie? of the head and face, tbs rha
yOtU vMfl tacter of the vibration w altered
by the shape of these “re-sound
-52 CHEV 4-Door CI!A mg" activities or resonators, adding
Deluxe * to <v, c ig nes 0 f the voice the qua
-51 FLYM. Belvedere (g'l-fA lity kn>\vn a? resonance
Hardin- sod" These vibraflom which pesa
■SO BTJICK I Super *hr«««jrb the. relating »vity. j
Hardtop j called are tih«re j
52 CHEV' 4-Door WA ***”**[** tafn ffrope vurfn* |
Fowershde »« number length with 1
*« nnnrV 1? in» every change made tn the j
0-Door JplV j shape of this resonator or vo«f-
c ~ e| chan)her, each grown pro- j
.* 1 r< 1. 1 daring * different and distinct j
MBChdniCS o{MM,ial§ j resonance calied a vowel
,-iij-pv if't -I** Thus vr see that « vowel k not i
•«' ‘rim • I merely * sound, but a harmony of |
, I mifi- rounds made by the breath in the j
01 „ T L. rfi iP I 7 t ) I larynx and the resonator* above if. ,
prwTTAr t'ID-’ ! Whenever a person mentions m
‘ , ,2 n A ! weir. wf urualiy think of the five
r'Y*’ Ol»t> |M. But the English language has
i-ooor | manv other vowels which w« pro
«l». WALTER i d ““ to **.'St..
wl*l - ® f"™ iw .. j frpp pamphlet op pt/slic
mmmm ** sneaking send two stamps and s
f*U£lfDfll STT (rtk r-e H-addressed envelope to Marcus
Will* W ilterleiis I H. Boulware. Bout 157. Alcorn A
and M College, Lormart Missiwip
-121 W Lenoir Street i P»- This ie my summer adtkee*
TF. 2-2504 i
Raleigh. N C. Tortile piasts ere expected to m»
IN r* meow 307*4 around a 1-2 million bale* of cot
| | ton in 1655.
! 3e Bel-Air sport aoupe 2«0 M.P. V-U, htrhcaghdo.
Radio, heater, white walla, bkts Ss whT4®. No
mileage. j
| $2795.00
$495 Down j
Weaver Bros, Auto Sales
214 W. Cabarrus St. Phone TE 3417©
N C. Dealer 5265
Open To Negroes:
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
By STAFF WRITER
In this day of scientific davel- i
opment, many young men and wo
men are advised to consider going
into the filed of engineering. How
ever, tne young man or woman
who plans to go into this field
must count the cost of preparation.
He must underhand the na
ture of the work of the tech
nician and craftsman. It costs a
man at least 54.500 plus the
earning time lost to obtain Hip
bachelor of science degree In I
i
| Ij giigMori [
"W hat do jn»» ts» I*»U, i
Dost mV
engineering A technician would
complete bis technical educa
tion la talf that time. A crafts
man would learn as he work
ed at his apprenticeship A hum
rfred years ago learners paid
ihe masters for the privilege
of learning a. trade.
Each of these three—craftsman
ship, technology, and engineering
offers an opportunity tojc enjoyable
work, a good income, and opportu
nity for service and advancement
| There arc men and women who can
; do equally well in all three of these
“HOUSE - !
FOR SALE;
516 Haywood Street j
9 Rooms with Two Complete ;
Baths and Two Complete
Kitchens
RENTS FOR . , .
«|BO,OO per month
WILL SELL FOR , . .
! 8,200.00
i |
Goff tacts BOSS IF M' - NET! |
1204 S, Esst Street
Phone TE 8- >855
P.sleieh, N r.
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But for the most of us one of these
fields o' work will be most suit- ,
able !
Individual happiness as well i
as the public good demands
that each man find work lr> the i
ALUMINUM AWNINGS ~
DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED
IN RALEIGH
NO DOWN |< s
PAYMENT OSSr
| 36 Months To Pay
| STORU DOORS & WINDOWS ]
Window 9* Siding # Aluminum Gutters and
Ornamental Iron
SWAIN AWNING MFG. CO.
LA I NEK LEONARD, Loral Represent af»va
.109-11 8 Blount Street Phone TP 2-1850
area for which he la heat fitted
by aptitude and interest. For
example, we should learn to
avoid attempting to make as
unsuccessful engineer out of
a naan who could have been a
successful automobile mechan
ic
Persons interested In trades and
crafts should seek information
from trade schools, while those in
clined toward engineering should
seek the advice of schools of engi
neering