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Hopping About TARHEELIA By Jay Bee Aytch "STAND UP LIKE A MAN:" COSTEN" ROCKY MOUNT, N, C. - And Se said unto me, Son of man, stand upon thy feet, and I will speak with thee.” Subject; ‘Stand Up Like a Man”. This was the text and ■sermon theme of the Rev. J. H, Costen at Mt. Pisbeh Prebyterian Church Sunday when he preached from Ezekiel 2 chapter, 1 verse. Said the popular young minister who is making quite an impression in Eastern Tarheelia: “There is something about standing on one's own feet, It gives that dignity that nothing else scorns to give.” Dis coursing on how the world is in dire need of men and women who j are willing to face the vital moral issues of this era, Mr. Cos' - n snid, “Self-respect is the reason or qqua sion of life itself. “How so many weak people rot into the church and condemn others who stand for something is a mystery because God has always called for courag eous leaders to work for him. “ The native Oroahian, who has been here two years, added, “The greatest weakness of our time Is the lack of convictions on the mor al Issues facing the world today.’’ Costen entoned his congregation "Stand up Little Rock. Stand up Daisy Bates, and may fnere be more to stand with you- Stand up all America. Asia and Africa and near the voice of God saying. “Let My Fermle GO FREE!” PRESBYTERY HERR The Mt. Pisgah Fref.byterhn Church was host Septembi r ’.3 to the Cape Fear Presbytery w'h the Rev. Robert L. Shiv!*y of K .’wgh •s mederator Dr. H. T. McFedden, • —...- Goldsboro flews By J. H GRAHAM GOLDSBORO—M . Andrew V t cher of Brooklyn, New York was a recent visitor in the civ. \V G here he was the ;;u .t of his moth er, Mrs. Cora Hatcher and has sister, Miss Charity Hatcher, of ill West Pine Street. Miss Marion Isler of 301 So. Vir ginia Street left Sumi y evening for Atlanta Georgia where she v. return to Spelman College for h* r sophomore year. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jordan re cently made a trip to Greensboro to take their daughter. Miss Doro thy Jordan, to Bennest College -.ad their son, Mr. Edward Jordan, to A and T College. Mr. and Mrs. James Baseman of. Baltimore, Md. and family were recent visitor in the city as they we..re enroute to Greensboro to take their daughv 1 . Jacque line Bosernan, to B-n.vll College where she is a student The son, Arthur Boseman, i; i student at Morgan College, B iltimore Md. The Bosemans formerly lived in this city The Goldsboro branch of < jj h .. tional Alliance of Postal Employees will meet Thursday evening at the home of Comrade Tbn-y is W. Har dy, 705 School St. Prof. H B. and Mr? ! ucas are back home after ha ving spent a pleasant vacation away. They are now at. their posts of duty. The Mrs. is a teacher at the Creenleaf School. Lucas-is instructor at the new Dillard Hi. Mr. Amazlah Howell, a police man for nine years, has tendered his resignation as of Oct. Ist, leav ing the force to enter business f which yours truly will give more information in the future. GREENLEAF SCHOOL NEWS Greenleef School P. T. A. "’ r! Monday night. September f! A v.-y appreciative audience attended oar first meeting of the school year Mrs. Nettie Clarke, the P T A. president presided Mr. F. G Sbip ALLAN MIMS, INC. FORD SALES AND SERVICE 225 TARBORO ST. Telephone 2-21S1 ROCKY MOUNT, S, C j JI wgHsn^wigL STRASGHT M bourbom “• PROOF SiiSs MMCS WALSH A CO., INC. LAWRENCEBUPQ, IND. Louisburg is stated clerk, Wrr* Hines, Wilson, is treasurer. Some army official commission ers were in attendance had head teports from the usual department al committees with Catawba Syn od Field Representaitve Dr. Elo L. Henderson, Charlotte giving an outline of the synod program for the year. Congratulations are in order for tlie Eastern Star ladies of Tarhee lia, Mrs. Nora Bailey and Mrs. Ad dle Byrd report that the female contingent of the Masons complet ed payment of their SSOO NAACP Life Membership during the re cent grand setting in Winston- Sa lem. Please start on another one i girls. WE NEED IT VERY MUCH. We srew ondering—out loud, now—what's holding the Elks and Daughter—Elks of Tarheelia back from doing likewise? We recall that the Bills made a public pledge to pay S3OO two years ago, Let’s get. busy all of us. CENTENARIAN HONORED From GASTONIA we learn that spry Mr. Jonh R. Hood celebrated his 303 birthday Sept. 2nd with his children honoring Mm with a fam ily dinner at the home of his daughter Mrs. Thelma H. Byrd, 302 N. Pryor Street. Father Hood has enjoyed a vivid life and until recently had the vi tality of men many years younger than himself. He has been a farmer, chef cook, first colored policeman of Gastonia, AME Zion preacher end father of 12 living children. Mr. Hood is almost always sifting on his front lawn where all people of both races constantly stop to j chat with him on past and current j events. | ' man, principal of Dillard High ! School, was guest speaker. Mrs. Ja- ; net Deans gave the response. Prof. I A. C, Crowder welcomed the par ents a-id friends and congratulated all for the progress and achieve ments that were made last year. P T. A meetings are held each first Monday in the month. You are invited to come out and attend. Choral clubs, Girls Scouts, Brow nies, Boy Scouts, Stud nt Corn, .;, ••md Cub Somt Clubs are being or ganized. as the new' 1058-1959 term j begins Good manner is being stress- j «i in a 1 ! classrooms as the key to ! success j The Student body was given a j I demomvrtion on the new dial tele- j j phone system that went into effect Sunday morning. Sept, 7. OFF TO COLLEGE Miss Gerald Jackson Miss Bar bara Jackson and brother, Emmett Jackson, duaghtors and son of* i Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Jackson of i 438 E. Elm Street left last week j for A&T College, Greensboro, en- | roll for this school term. PLANNING TO MEETING HELD j BY HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS District IT and. HA borne econom ic.? teachers held its- first meeting at Green County Training School, j Snow Hill, Sent. 19 with Mrs. Tris J. Wade of New Hanover County presiding. The main item on the agenda was the discussion of the year's prog ram. Tha theme for the year is “Helping Families Face and Solve Economic Problems Through Con fined Education.” The program wss discussed with emphasis on project acceptance by each teach er for future meetings. A group of N. H. A, girls met at the same time to make plans for the District Rally which will be held Oct. 11 at. Springfield High School in Wilson County. The group pres ented its program to the teachers for acceptance end modifications: Miss Shirley McCloud, student at j Belhavcn High School, Beaufort i County and State N. H. A. report j er presided, j Mrs, Lucy F James, Area Su -1 pervisor, was present along with S the local principal. Mr. L, H Smith, i A total of 34 home economics teachers attended the meeting rep presenting the following counties Duplin. Pitt. Lenoir, Pender, Cra ven, Wilson. Palmico, Onslow, Brunswick, and Wayne. Mrs, V H. Delortch and Mrs. Joyce Graves were hostesses to the group. Mr. Paul .Kelly of 408 Wayne Avenue, a high official of Mt. Cal- lapis Temple Church News By MISS LENA M. EURE On Sunday, Sept. 14, service be gan at 11:00 at the Maple Temple Christian Church with the pastor, Kev. M. F. Booker, in charge, The pastor made the call to wor «nd the junior choir marched in singing “Leaning on the everlast ing arms.” When the choir was in the stand the pastor led us in pray er while we chanted “Send Me”. The frist hymn of the morning I offered by the choir was, “Praise j Him! Praise Him!” The oi'irpturc lesson was read by Rev. C. C. Burnett from Revela tion's verses 1-5, chapter 1. Deacon Evans then offered pray er, aftarwhich the mission offering was lifted while the choir sang “He lives.” Deacon Holloway bless ed the mission offering. The announcements of the week and tfje introduction of the visitors were made. The neneral offering was lifted while the choir sang “I Know I’ve Been Changed." Tim offering was consecrated by the singing of “Gloria “atria.” Preceding the sermon the choir i sang (he very beautiful spiritual. ! "Lot Us Sing Til The Power of the j Lord Comes Down’’. ! The pastor then went into his j sermon which was centered around j the 2nd verse, the Sth chapter of j the book of the Prophet Jeremiah, i The sermon was most inspiring j and beautifully delivered, I’m sure ! every one present enjoyed it and j gained much from it, ‘"Come To Jesus” was offered as the invitaional hymn immediatly after the sermon. I Mr. Clarence Henry rendered a i I fervent and spirited prayer for ! those persons who came forward j for prayer. The- Joxology was sung and the ! benediction was announced by Rev i Burnett v VISIT ST. PAUL | On Sundry night. September 14, i the pastor and congregation were | guests si. the St. Paul A M. E. j Chinch on Eden ton St. We re-. | reived wonderful wtecome by the pastor, the Rev. L. S. Penn j and members. Our rust or spoke on the theme of the “Two Builders", The young people s choir rendered music for the occasion, directed by Mrs. Jes sie Hirhsmith with Mr. William Moore at the organ. Ushers from the No. 1 arid No. 2 boards served. Maole Temnle was well repre sented and enjoyed a very wonder ful evening with the Rev. Penn • and his congregation. . TR-AUGHT OF THE WEEK “In God we find the answer to j I our eve.-v need " SICK AND SHUT-INS Mrs. Carolina Woods, Mrs. Fart **>e Mcßride. Mrs. Estella Pulley, Mrs. Mary Winters. Mrs. Ada Eve ning. Mr? Kissie Johnson, Deacon Rin-morc and Mrs Virginia Par ley St. Mattews AME Church News Bv BERLIE JONES The St. Matthews A. M. E. Sun day School opened at 9:30 with Mr. William Tate as president. The Sunday School was wen-attended with many visitors present The morning worship began at 11 o'clock with the junior choir in charge end Miss Margaret Holt at the organ. The service began with the choir singing the processions The second song was, “It Pays To Serve Jesus.” The choir was at its best with Mr. V. K. Leache lead ing. Prayer was led by Brother Ed ward Brickie, The pastor, Rev. G. W. Trouble field, preached a stirring sermon. His theme, ‘‘The Unwanted Savi our. ' He enumerated the many way tb.s people do not want the. saviour, because of his purity; be cause he did not try to boss but was humble; did not indulge in the evi! that was done and he does not accept us If we are wrong. Christ ■ want? us to come unt.o him all ye that. ate weary and heavy iaden and he will give you rest. Christ does not want a part time Christian he wants us to give hitn cur full time. A very stirring ser mon was preached by Rev. Trouble field as he alvsys does and every one received a blessing from hear ing hnn C’ .me out and hear him j and enjoy hi; massages We were sad over the loss of one of our members whose- funeral was held at 2:00 P. M. Sunday: Mr. Fred Harmon who was r. faithful mem ber and officer for many ears. We mourn with the family over the J loss. Rhamkatte RHAMKATTE -- Service was lendered nt the Watts Chapel Bap tist Church Sunday, September 14. at 11:30 a. m. with the pastor, the Rev. Iso.m C. Lee, in charge Mu sic was delivered by the lunior choir, directed by Mr. E. C. Mc- Clain . BTU opened at 8:35 with Miss Emma Jean Minis, viee-presi- ! dent, in charge. “Let not your heart he troubled, " j from St. John. 14th chapter, was read by the president and explain ed to the group by Mrs. Clara Bah lentine. Night serivee started at the close of B T. V. at 7 o'clock with IW* pastor in charge. . SICK Mrs. Mary Bell Richardson and Mrs, Lovie Do bn am are on the sick list. VISITOR Mr Herbert Johnson of Balti more. Md., was here on a recent visit. He was the house euest of his mother and aunt. Mrs. Cora Burt. vary Baptist Church, reports that his church is doing nicely and ex tends a cordial welcome to all to come and worship with them. Fall pig farrowing Is estimated to be 13 per cent above a yeai ago. ROVING AROUND GARNER BY THURMAN WHITAKER NEGROES AGAINST NEGROES , GARNER Everyone should read Mr. R. E. Davis hard-hitting, penetrating book “American Ne gro's Dilemma," It comes to grip with some ugly and distasteful fact? It gees to the very heart of the Negro problem: the Negro him self One may not agree with Mr. Davis, but even the casual read er is compelled to respect him for bringing into the open critical prob lems that love, too long, been spok en of in hushed tones. This probing book will shock many into a new sense of responsibility and will help others to see and understand a crucial problem that every Negro must reckon with before he can find his place in life. Mrs. P. Avery, and Mrs. L. N. McClain spent last week end in Washington. D. C. and Philadelphia, visiting their nieces and nephews. In Washington, they attended the graduation exercise of Miss Bar bara Avery who finished nursing I at Freedmen's Hospital, Howard University Miss Gertrude Avery, is a nurse in the Freedmen’s Hos nital. They are graduates of the Garner Consolidated School. Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Avery, also motored to Philadelphia, where tney visited the following. Neices. Mr. and Mrs. James Nicho las. Mr and Mrs. Jesse Mcßride, Mr. and Mrs. Allle Avery, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hinton. Mrs. McClain spent the night with Mi's. Maggie Avery Hinton, and Mrs Avery with Mrs Jose phine Avery Mcßride. They report ed a wonderful trip, j While there- they also visited Mr. ! an d Mrs. Otis Pryor. These young couples have ail bought lovely homes in Philadelphia and are liv ing well. They are former Garner ites. and send their beet wishes to reb-itives and friends of Garner. Mrs Ida Adams of Rt. 1, Garner. Mrs. Margaret Coleman. 104 Harf- i per St. Garner and Mrs. Floise j Hilliard. 218 E. Lenoir St., Raleigh, j motored to Lynchburg, Virginia to attend the funeral of Mr. Duvall Johnson, fiance of their cousin. Miss Marie Smith of Newark N ,T. J Mr. Edward Mr. Edward Co field. of Buffalo, N. Y. was the guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. •Tames Cofield, last week. His sister. Miss Gloria Cofield motored back to Buffalo with him. METHOD HEWS By MISS DORA STROUD CHURCHES OAK CITY METHOD A large and appre ciative audience attended service at the Oak City Baptist. Church Sunday Morning, September 14th. ! Rev. Manning, assistant pastor, j always has an interesting message i for his hearers which is a delight j to the Junior Church as / well as the older members and friends. Miss Brenda Bethea presided - t the piano for the young folks choir. MISSIONARY CIRCLE The Si. James Church Mission ary Circle met at the home of Miss Dora D. Stroud Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. A very very interest ing session was held after the busi ness session was over Dr. Harold L Trigg, was introduced to address the ladies and a most wonderful talk was heard from his wise and intelligent experience. The most talked of and read of topic of today was discussed. Dr. Trigg advised us to take the Lord in all our doing. He said only Christi anity will bring about the right and if we work for right, in the way Goi directs us all things good we desrie will come to us. There were representatives from each of our three ehurchs and all the ladies thoroughly enjoyed Dr. Triggs talk as well as enjoyed them. Method seems dear to Dr. because he once presided over the Berry O'Kelly School as principal and says he shall always consider Method one of his most loved homes. The next meeting of the Mission ary Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. Ida Thomas the sec ond Sunday in October at 3 o’clock. Mrs. Mary Fruiter. President, Mrs. Allle W. Smalls. Vice Presi dent and Mrs. Mamie Lucas, Sec retary. ST. JAMES A. M. E. Regular service Sunday at li o’- clock. Dr. R. W. Wiener, pastor Mrs. James Wilder, Clerk Sunday School at 9:45 each Sunday morning Mr. A W. Sherrill, superintendent. Miss Annie M. Stokes, Secretary. SICK Our sick are convalescnce ex cept Mr. Hubert Berry who is stili ! « patient at St. Agnes hospital. Let us visit him and other sick ones. VISITORS Mrs. Monte Rivleria of Mt. Olive was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White last week, She is Mrs. White's mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wilcox of 1 Brooklyn New York were recent j visitors in Raleigh and Method last ! ! week. RETURNS HOME Miss Katherine Grant has return- ! cd home for the winter after spen ding the summer in the north. EMPLOYED AT HOLLY SPRINGS Mrs. Mary G. Pal ley la employed as instructor in the Elementary public school, Mrs, Pulley graduat ed from Shaw University in May. Mr. Ferguson and little son. Mrs. Roxie Lee and Mrs. Callie McCray motored to Brooklyn, New York over the weekend. They will be ac companied home by Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ferguson and little daughter Lindeen who have been visiting in N. Y. City and Brooklyn. Our first P. T. A. meeting will soon be held We trust every pa tron and parent will be present. TO REMEBER Love those who are kind to us. I Love 1 those who are not make a j habit of loving and life will become ' i happier. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bass, of Garn er Rt. 1, attend the F. C. X. Annual Patrons meeting at the State Fair Arena. We wish to congratulate Mr Bass, being a winner of an elec tric stove. We were hapy to be present, in church service at the Rand Street Christian Church last Sunday. There were some faculty members of the Garner Consolidated High School, Mrs. M. D. Haywood, Mrs. V. Saunders, Mrs. E. M. Wilson, Mrs. E. Trice, Miss G. Hunter and your’s truly. The pastor. Rev. J. R. Johnson, extended a warm wel come to the faculty members. The Wake Baptist Grove Sunday School was hnpy to have so many present last Sunday at Sunday School. The Sunday School bus is out of order but it did not hurt our other dance. We wish to thank the parents for their cooperation, until the bus is fixed. Mr. Cicero Penix. was, funeraliz ed at the Juniper Level Baptist Church Tuesday with the pastor, Rev Jones, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Kean.es McKoy, were visitors in Garner last, Sun day. They are members of the Popular Springs Christa In Church. Mrs. Sadie Beard and children of White Plains. New York are visit ing, Rev. and Mrs, Clyde B. Wal ton. Mrs. Beard is the sister of Mrs. Walton. The children will at tend the Garner Consolidated High School this school term. The following graduates of the Garner Consolidated High School have enrolled at Shaw University for this school term: Misses Mar garet Rogers. Lydia C, Jones. .Jo seph Williams, Eugene McCullers, Shirley Johnson. We hope for each one a wonderful school term. Mrs. Easter Sanders attended church sendee at the Good Samari tan Baptist Church last Sunday. Sick and shut in: Mrs. Octavia | Winters, Mrs. Julia Rogers, Mrs. ' Miggie M. Jones Mrs. Margaret |. Smith. Mrs. Eliza Ray, Monya White, Thomas Seawell. Mrs. Annie Greene, daughter and grand children were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Greene and Mrs. Bernice Walton last Sunday They attended Church Servcie at the Rand Street Christain Church in Garner. The MatiHa Adams Club, had a meeting at home of Mr. and Mr; Moses White Sr. Next Sunday, baptiizng service wil be held at 10:00 o'clock A. M. with the Pastor, Rev. G. S. Stokes, nresiding. There are many candi dates for baptism. Due to this fact Sunday School will he omitted but will resume the next Sunday, which is the fourth Sunday. Thought: “There is a river, the streams where-of shall make eled ! he City of God. the holy place of the tabernacles of the most high,” Psalms 46:4. Good Hope Church News | BY MRS. CORINA DUNN KNIQHTDALE—Sunday School opened Sunday, September 14. at 10:30 with the supt., Mr. Joseph' Blake, m charge. Regular morning worship got underway at 1X:30 with the pas tor. the Rev. C. Ft. Trotter, dj livering the sermon from the 2 7 h chapter, 3rd verse of Leviticus. His subject was: “God’s Ways Run The Church.” It was an in spiring sermon. The junior and senior irs furnished, music for the oc ion. The Pastor's Aid held a ; t ing directly after the worship service.. Baptist Training Union mt, at 1 p,m. At the evening worship hour, the pastor’s text was taken f a the 2nd chapter, Ist verse of zekici. The Baptist Training Union is observing members’ birthdays who were bom in August and Septem ber The party will be held on t 4th Saturday night In October it the home, of Mrs. Annie Jones. On the first Sunday in Oc ofoer tiis Mission Circle and tl choir will worship with the Eag Rock Christian. Church. Our Fall Rally will get under- j way on the second Sunday in Oct - ; ober. The Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Carrie McCullers Wednesday night. A demonstration on easy bed-making will be given. The Lockhart School PTA held its first meeting of the school year on September 15 with the new president, Mr. Wilbert Stew art, In charge. A discussion on “Meeting tho Needs of Our Chil ! dren.” was held. Concrete can prevent a barnyard ! mud problem. COMPLIMENTS OF 5“ 10-25 c Stores HENDERSON’S MOST POPULAR STORE Over 50 Departments, Thousands Os items To Choose From Welcome To Rose’s And Henderson Rambling In Chatham GOLDSTON FITTSBORO SIL.ER CITY By D. W HEADKX . GOLDSTON Week end visi- ’ toes here were- Mr and Mr? tu.- | vin Reavis and family of Greens- i boro. Mrs. Christine Cotton of New j York, W. C. Dark and friends of j Durham, and Bobby Hines, who I has been visiting here from New j York City. CHURCH NIiWS Roberts Chapel Church will be ! the scene of a battle of song fea turing The Male Choirs from An gier; St Matthews choir ot IJitts boro; All Girl .Chorus of Gulf; Lambert Chapel Choir of Siler City; and other choirs not mentioned. Mr. .lack Emerson is the sponsor, BACK TO COLLEGE The following students are re turning to or entering College from the Goldston area: Mrs. Nethila I Turner, Mrs. Rahia Ray, Misses ! Dorothy Womble, Janice Turner,; Carl L. flt.idon, Robert Thompson, l Jasper Turner, Jr., L. Saunders and | Sonny Alston. Floyd “Wimpy” Wicker has on- '' tered the army and is stationed at i Ft. Jackson, S. C. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Wickers a j graduate of the J. S. Waters High School (class *sß> and member cf the local Boy Scoiut Troop. Miss Hannah Dowdy left recent ly to take a job in Peek-kill, New York. PITTSROKO NOTES By GCYTANNA M HORTON TTTTSBORO The Horton School organisation for the year 1958-59 is aa follows; Principe! I. E. Taylor. Grade 1 Mrs. C. A Council. Miss A. L Womble, .Miss A. S. Marsh and Mrs A. B Wilkins. Grade 11 Mrs. B. S. Herndon, Mrs. 1.. F. Rodgers, Mrs. 1,. C Baldwin and Mrs. P M. Thomas. Grade 3 Mrs. M. N. Em erson. M:ss A. B. Harris. Miss A. M. I Farrar and Mrs M. D. Gotten. Grade 4—Mrs. D M. Richard mu. Mrs. M. M. Horton, Mrs. T. R. Gray and Miss E M. McCollum. Grade 5 j Miss H. M. Turner. Mrs. E H, Her- j Springfield | Church lews By ROY LEE COLLINS _ The Springiafd Baptist Church Sunday School opened at. 1C; a.in. Sunday with the sutrt., Mr. Long worth Whitaker, in charge. The les sen w -jT. “Justice in Economic Life” taken from Amos, Exodus. James and Peter. The Sunday School was addressed by Mrs. A. D. Lane. She gave some interesting remarks concering the lesson. Mrs. Annie Green. Mrs. Jennie L, 1 Green and Roy Lee Collins attend ed church service at the Rands Street Church last Sunday. They enjoyed the sermon by the Rev. J. R. Johnson and the music by the choir, after the service communion was administered to the congre gation |MMT*nrc mrar&iuxtr&BHu I I Compliments Os HENDERSON SHOE STORE HENDERSON N, C. COMPLIMENTS F. W. WOOLWORTH Variety Store YOUR YEAR AROUND STORE FOR VALUES OF HIGH QUALITY 126 Garnett Street Henderson, N. C. I 12 THE CAROLINIAN WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1958 ton and Mrs. H. W. Siler. Grade 6 Mrs. S. K. Elliott, A. Wilkerson. Mrs o a. Harris and G. L Jones Grade 2 Mrs. A. J. Bumpass, Mrs. C. B, Dark. Grade ft— Miss D. E. Judd and J. W. Jones. In the High School Department the teaonors are as follows: Grade 8— Miss L. C. Alston, English; Mrs. N. C. Sanders. Home Economics; Miss G. Baldwin, physical Educa tion and Health. Grade 10 B. Leach, Social Studies, Mrs. B. J. Echols, English, Grade 11—Mrs. L. C. Harris, French; Miss H. M. White, Science. Grade 12-E'.. H. Dark,, Mathematics; E Elliott. Phy sical Education and Health. Mrs. J. E. Townsend, Music. HORTON GRADS OFF TO COLLEGE Eleven 1958 graduates of Horton I | School left to enter many of the ! | colleges., They are: Sonja Alston, j i Winston-Salem Teachers College j | Barbara Perry and Corene Tom- j I men, North Carolina College. Dur- j 1 ham; Henry Richardson and Ga- ! j thier Rodgers, A & T College, | i Greensboro. j There will be a ‘June In Septem- ! j her” Donee at E & R Resturant on j September 28. This is sponsored by ! the ninth grade class for Home- i coming. PATRON!?® OUR ADVERTISERS ? ' r-a Y • li * rtUMilMsp 1 1H:1 r is* J.T3.BKOW: :: i fe eon COMPANY i - TIP 16 fell Zacmteburtf JUm&ei TPhuki’y 70% train «#f 'rat spirits Company “WE SELL HARDWARE AND GIVE SATISFACTION” Dial GE 8-34 Jii Henderson, N. C. Durham News By MRS. IDA LEE SCURLOCK SICK AND SHUT-IN DURHAM Mr. Alex Pratt, Mrs. Jannie Vickers, Mrs, Christiana Hopkins. Mrs. Davis and Mr. E.i Brown are among our sick. Re member them with youi vis/ prayers and cards. The West Durham Mission No. (i will meet at. the home of Mrs. Ruth Holloway on Monday night at. 7 o’clock. Miss M. C. Lyons attended the Leu Carey Convention which met m Richmond, Virginia recently. -She has returned home and re ported having a swell time 7 tmt r “Another one of thoßts books yon can’t put down is your cheek book-”
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