16
THE CABOUNia^
BIFF, ENDING SATURDAY OCTOBER 11, 1963
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NEWS and Mi|gm.|r l
| y;r£ws Jlßpiu y.
Tim in RALLY iS NOW
ROCKY MOUNT - With NAACP
■winning --a many battles, both in
and oui of court, in this tight for
compute first-class, citizenship in
America it is clearly evident that
the m 0..: uniformed Negio should
b* rallying to join the fight with
his dollars and his membership.
It goes without saying that the ’in
t*rl*<ptaK should lend thr march
of the NAACP s ficlit for
fi.i'SMm i* rertainiy i? *n hour to
'belong .tom
.Voh tne reining of (hr iAtH jnr
usl goi 'volition o' tee Ni-.vth C'-. o.
l.tr* ft AA CP confceiii-e to Raleigh
October 7- t 7 there -hou'd hr *
«r-H r.i’h t<v mem be—ship applies
ijen? to ;ho!‘ our State government
official' tr-a» * are *eally in om
ast ?bouf this thing railed FIRST
CLASS CITIZENSHIP - that we
-r • VT TT
Progrecs-i'* people of at! races
and denomination* »• e realizing
*rr* foe’ifthne,.- of utier futility of
continued further delay in arccpi-
Jj| all men «e their brothers; that
eventually the wed of Clod MUST
■gr. MADF MANIFEST In the
hearia of all men if they .ire to it
,-fiv* top blessings of p merciful
.God
T* uaro'c Kelly Alexander is a
reu ’*3T “*o l l loader Herihv of to!
low mg and •<•* .-.hould turn mu In
r-e-.t Tt u w ‘ O ;-!! the * ' on'
tw convention this ■■ ret
f- .3 tl IT to ft.-j'oi"!-,
... -l-d he-?r such P r 1 -onpiitie
Burlington Notes
*••- Mrt M M B*-ow*i
691 Apple Street
BURLINGTON M * IbbT
f'illiams hs* just returned from
t‘"mstoa-Sakm and L* .unstop,
yhere she 'pent -eipra’ we*:';?
with relatives and friends iVe
n**re glad to see h?i again Wel
come heme, "Aunt. Eb
Among visiting wot hopper- -t
the First Baptis 4 Church v era Mr.
Rmc» of Danville. V.i and Sgt
Watkins of Fort Henning. G J who
1? .’isiting rel-Mix and Fiends
n-hil* or lea' - ®
Band Booster cinh Nnv
Th? Band 80., -,- (Tub me;
last Sunday afternoon in toe hand
room of Jordan 'toil- - Serum-
High Scnool th« president Mrs
Maude Brown, introduced the now
band and chorus directoi Mi
Sherma.i Williamson Mr William
*eo -pek* briefly concerning th*
o'holesiome attitude toi'ards thing?
of value and hard vr.rk He men
4.,e*,e.-} stf.-era i p. pHcrr now OOP.
fronting him in hi? pew tier,
Pii peip band director puked
tVat ,1-e group would go en ree.oyd
a; Supporting s (mip to get tl°
ceor«ra*ton of the church*', the
ycr , egi.-on d? part men t and the
public to do all it -an t-*- dm. *tnp
« new kind of dtarseter in fk«
*"i dents
Mr Rufus Carmichael. th* form.
«r band director and present sec
retary n f the club, commented or,
i-rni of hr- experiencer ■■ uh the
band Carmichael was. laud*d by
Williamson for his work with the
bs nd
A discussion war, held on reran'
yt|d wav? to secure hettof bt *
Instruroertf ■ :* student- of *he
interes'inr remark' sod plpdg*d
4t.v-a.at reboott; Several p3r-"i)L r,; dr
tg«,r SUPPOrt to the pr-j t: ,r tot
and hi* program
Jser-rlrr Ct > n'trH
-p-* t-wdan o-ellav* Hi~h 'tri-.0.-.i
Alumni Aseociatipp held its f*> J
- H nual Bunds" movring re) rion?
aravt-1-m* fl-ie Flt't P. S f>t V f Ptl.jVrll
S OCI O-1 A. Re- Robert T. V'aike,
T» * graduate of Jordan '"ellars
0',.;-! O, - r-1- .t * Srhr.nl rtf
Rshgion a* Raleigh, deli'cer the
•erroon
Ragijlar rne.c4.j-ir. of fV.e or l
• riov. ere Or. c b r id ° n W‘IJ 0 '
<}i'- night- sod the A lump! choir
which sans Sunday morning h'td
rshogr?*lf last Week
Group No. Pof the Fi - Baptm
Church wag the guest of Mr? Mar
garet Foust on New e«t Mon
d«v September 59. in tb* evening
" A.'■ areviass of the Pretence of
God ■■ a ; the lornr fni H.-< u -ion
A delightful rlr-e.t mtjr » .••>-.
s«rv«d ATrr M 9 Foust )a pie .
dart AT r ? H McCollum r* the act
iftC ?a».-.i-r-s f v
Fo-.e A T o * -a’ jll ,r'fl Yv,e-.dH't
eveping at the office ~f r»- Step,
b*n Them a? Mrs R M Far l pi ■- •,
a»rt urge? all mptpbc.- to b« p -,-
rrt E n r* Nn 7 n*ll| he the cuesf
950
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RESERVE
American Whiskey
lldf tt*ntt»s £c„ t v. 5. « «e nxt
K% SUM Kt-JHft SFHifleSifMfft *
ac Mr?. Ruby Mur ley. regional
NAACP secretary who braved the
Mississippi dolia swamps clad in
disguised clothing to investigate
| the infamous Emmett Till Case:
1 CTarenn. Mitchell, who watches
j over Congress for thr legislation
: that is pertinent to our interests
] and can reveal the voting record
jof all congressmen and senators;
; effective Youth Secretary who co*
! college.; »f thr nation, white as well
as coloi t;d.
j ;.idinates NAACP work in thr
Thru there is Roy Wilkins, <xr
iiili-. r .-.•rrriary of NAACP, r hnr-e
address Sunday afternoon at 330
: Should Vie 5 MUST on the lit of
' every thoughtful citizen’
|if «• fait pack to overflowing
j the Municipal auditorium Sunday
| afternoon it will »ell the world that
; we hern m Tsrheeha, want to r»-
main m wcond-clas* citizenship
DON’T LET THE NAACP and
YOURSELF DOWN. We need YOU
AROUND to keep the banner off
the ground. We particularly appeal
| to the college arid high school you
i ih- to come out for the inspiration
! they'll receive. The oldsters need
.t. too.
A dollar given to the NA AOP
i means much more than hours of
| nr.suing around the barber and
j beauty shops about whet our rights
are. You!) be purchasing a bit of
freedom " ,‘th ,yr>i;r dollars The
: nthei , 1 r;- r t-etfjng (hat vr>u It
drink sour dollar up let's hoi
I'-e.n , -n-i buy FREEDOM
lof Mr and Mrs Reuben s-tirunoti*
-in iteharie Street at the next t-g*
i!sr methns Member* are urged
! to he present, and on time.
Ledge Meets
Tiie ; vueu: tus Lodge N« 94 of
Burlington Held its dedieat-on on
I 'Sunday .-tiiernoon at the First Bsp
! fist Church with Rev. H J. Cobb.
’ nastor. as the speaker Rev w. M.
| Lake was master of ceremonies A
1 musical program was rendered by
1 he Senior Choir of the church.
while Rev. J. H Pittman r a; the
; dedicatory speaker. The history of
, ihe lodge was given by Mr. Johnny
i Vincent who is the Worthy Master,
j Afterwards open bouse was held
,n the new building op Rosenwald
■-street, where refiAs&hment.s weie
’ served.
Turks' ftinner
The R e.tChib of .fprdan Ret.
I lar.s Hi so Sr hoot ea"e a turk e '
■ dinnei Vaturdav. October 4. at the,
'.-.eme of ft„; ViMa Hall. 330 Shep
,* ' a 0 : r r 4 P'-aler. ;,-e: e perved
I fi-orri 12 popn until the early night
Tho'e persons >-ho desired sorb
erv;,*e shad thei* plate- deliver
: Plates ’*ttf nt]®
dollar ejaep arid the proceed' from
the .sale ' ili h» put 10 the Jordan
Sellars Arhietic Fund
Carver School
NeWs
WENDELL. ~ Nov that October
«• here every class this w“ek is
thinking about fire prevention
Posters have be e n displayed in
many of out clarxrootns Stories
3i-p b*,ng r*--d poem? and song;
hip being learned. Fire drills “ 'll
rot be |. ft ou* r.t th'.s celebration.
The Harvest Festival in ha ? e
Wi-pji "1 -? nhv the FT A n s ! . -r„
t «,,■ School '“‘3 l no.it poned la * T!‘
day night on account of i*in Tb
affair will be h*ld this Ff.dav.
Qrfnber inth at o.fkl p m in the
--chool atiditprium Therr will b?
nuant good food,* and article-, for
••al* T;- effort ", f Ol 'h* benefit
of th? -cliool cafeteria
Last Wednesday the fifth grad*
rla-'S. with Mrs L M FJ»<v a?
teacher, entertriined Ihe 'tudents
and facilty >*■ ith a progi'em lfl
school audiloviuro Mistress of cere,
mnnir. .vas F/leane Staten Lorlie
Davp gc"e a reading The rises
vane a aroun ;-'og
Follow 10? the -ong Carolyn Wat- _
.nji rf'-t ;;o<i ihr pnpr.i nf 1 Hro l ' The
Leave;. Game Down.” Teori Ferry
-atif. He Ha" The Whole Wide
World In Hr- Hand'- " One o f th*
n- r , - 4 enioyable features of Hi"
r , n-c.-n -,v.v. an oration nf *tarv
Had A L Hie Lamb" rendered by
Carolyp 'V.-iti-on,
Carolyn demonstrated bow ?h«
would ?.-<v the rhyme in kmder
,;a|-ten ,n first grad*, to third
Ci-s.de. r> sixth grade, to high
yi-henl, in rollesc n preacher
which mi mo t entertaining, and
a traeher. The program was
eempleted with * dance taken from
then ph.viical ediu-aiton clas?
Our prmripa}. Mr J F Breed
* eo-ouracme remarks ,n Mrs
Fih?. and her class fw truth « fine
program
Lint cleaner* may or m« r not par
tor * cotton farmer.
TfVm advantage of this ye»r *
; ‘umc*r corn crop by building more
sforsge facilities
Breed sows for two Utter* per
year.
ALLAN MIMS,
INC.
]
FORD SALES
AND
SERVICE
225 TAKBORO ST.
Telephone 2 215!
JSLOSKT MOUNT. N. C.
Hush Memorial
A. M, E. ZION
Church News
B-r MRS AN ATT H THORPE
Again w« are happy to report
fine s< rvices during the week as
well as Sunday, The senior choir
was in charge of the music The
call to worship was sounded by
the pastor. Rev. W. D, Carson and
at the tap of music, the procession
al began with the singing of "Holy.
Holy, Holy ” After the singing of
the doxoloy and the choral re
sponse, "Tea Sanctus." the Ist
hymn was sung lined by our pas
tor. The responsive reading was
for the 4')ih Sunday, 'The Divine
Upholding.' Scripture lesson was
then read bv mtr pastor from the
r.ls! Psalm' We were then lead to
1 the throne of Grace through his
: snul-Mi’uine r-' ayn Our 2nd
| hymn. ‘ Come Sinners to the Gos
pel Feast," n'm sung as the cort
! gregatton sat it. devout meditation
Rev Carjop then presented the
Re- Ha? *1 Brown' 'Eg. who
brought ip a real gospel message
; She ehose her text from Psalm,
J 17; |S A* for me 1 will hohold
| Thy face tp ri2hteo,i,sriese. T shall
: he *at sfi ’d, -t hen I awake with
! Thy likeness ”
The evangelist began by saying,
j that this Christian life is an indi
- vidua! af'air. then proceeded to
'Marge <>n the following points: I
i Reeking God as his Saviour; 2. Be
! boldine IDs Gee in Righteousness;
; 3. Whet- f awake I will be satisfied
; She -at -L->wn amid many amons.
| We cyn truthfully that Re?
Brown-igg vs a steal preacher
At ih* evening service the evan
I v 3-, again at hei best, and
"31 ■<* n- 3-otber powpifut message
! ---;h* rne-e her text ft r-m phijeipon.
!* - 17.1a rh*m®- Settling pie Ac.
| fount ' T”* evangelist began bv
J saying that tin.:- war. the pri'oii
i Fnl'tb- of Paul and spot * of th»
i fr.ondsbjp that •- jsied bet-> **n
j Paul and Philemn a>-'d «*id that
v.-jrh of hi should profit by the
j ;grr,e
Tin. evangelist Will be with US
I until Frtdav night and if you ha"«
j riot beard he-, you have roi*sed
j -no of th* finest opportunities «t
j lifetini* We will be looking !o
i P f you a 1 one of our services thi’
; we»k. W - need ynut service and
' ravers to help u? trake this a
real ojd fashioned revival
Concord News
BT MRS. MARION W BOYD
NURSERY Oimt
CONC ORD—Becaus* of a de'a?
; which could not be ad'-oided. the
! worker, in the Community Nursery
Drive -a-ere a fe'« days lat« gettinc
iheir materials However, a total
n f t»-o i-undred dollars '■’•j re
-1 portrd -4t the first ropeu-t dst*
Adde- 1 to the v-orkris aired?
J hr-ted is Mrs Georgians Wallace
. who will can - '?.-- in Logan Homes
I area
w r r\LL RALLY
I Th* Wf•■-stminster Fellowship of
Westminster Presbyterian Ch-J>xb
' ias ho-' to th* annual Fall Rally
! „/ th* Catawba Presbytery West
i n)im ,{„ r fellowship last Saturday,
rvtnbe: 4th Represent,stives cam?
form eleven other churches; Be.th
nage. Dellefonte, Btddlevll*. F-
Kianvt'i Brandon. Grier Height?,
Daxddson, McCtintock. Woodland,
j Turd Street and Black's Memorial
i The ,c r i« a division of the
Christ, it; Education Program of
1 th? Pro. bytonan Church Young
j people from twelve through tw*n
| ty-throe years old are eligible for
1 membersr.jp.
Two of th* members of th* vr
1 f of .v*-.tm\n?ter Churrh are offi
;,„i, , n My Catawba Presbytery
, Mu? Elizabeth Edwards Modera
tor and W i s < A'-eraale Had!«y.
i 51al"d Clerk
Th* Kail Rat!* of Catawba oynod
nr p ,pi he'd at Roanok* Mii- •
’ 2-mta next Saturday '"‘ct-ber 11th
Clinton News
8v H M Joh*«s"«
Hnine WatlHlnt
CLINTON Mr. & Mr» Jerry
Sampson who recently moved m
1 then m hom° at 314 McKay St.,
! were given * house-warming Wed
; nr-risv evening, Or* 1 from 800
1 until 11 o'clock The affair was en
| toyed by ever yon* present They
received many beautiful and useful
Approximately one hundred
guest- railed during the evening
The m*ot rh* door
|bv Mrs Mamie Faison and Mis*
| Wixie Sampson
Receiving in *h« gif* room were
; Mrs Daisy Atkins, Mis* Nancy
Boykin and Mrs Hattie M Black
mon. Serving orange punch arid
rake wive Mr*. Noutrice Merritt,
Mrs P S, White, Miss Bertha Samp
son arid Mr? Pauline Sol ire.
Homecoming
Home •omifie and Pal.!.*' Day wee
held at Brown * Chapel Baptist
i Chuven Sunday, Oct % The par-tor.
Rev L a. Melvin preached a very
appropriate sermon for the errs
sion.
Dinner -t ■<< served nn the ground#
to the ir my guest l
Rev R«vbl choir and eongrega
i i irt M of Morning Star Holirse>)«
j Church *■ ere. >n charge of the after
• noon program ,* 7 48 0f) was raised
| during tr» day
First Bap*is* Church r Sunday
i School opened at the usual time
with the Sun* Mr C J Jones, in
charge A targe number of mem
ber* we,e in nt«ndsnc» Morning
worship began with the go'pel
choir in chars* of music. under
the direc.uon of Mrs Sallie foster.
Revival service* will begin Mon -
1 day night, Oct * Services will be
j sin each ruebt at 7no p. m the
| pastor, Rev .1 L White, will be
j doing the preaching
Sick and Shut tn
f found these people in the hos
rtta! this week Mr Frank Faison
Afv Jehr.nv 'Milton Holm??, Tr MY§
Mr?- Kati? Monr*
ir impr&v*ng at. h*r home on Kelly
I street Mrs KA*hel«"« Robinsop
jis • ovjervt at McCain. A card,
KINSTON NEWS
KINSTON - Tire activities of
VToodington High School are mov
ing toward success and progressi
ves es* this semester The Tonette
Band, under the supervision of
Miss A T Mr. Neal, has organised
and is, now practicing for its first
performance next month Novem
ber 9 Its officers are president,
.loan C Harrison: v tee-president.
Barbara J. Patrick; secretary.
Freddie Lee Gooding; and report--
ft. Linda S. Cox. Mtse McNeal not
only directs this band, she has
charge of the Elementary Glee
Club, which is composed of grades
•1 through 7
Glee Club officers are, president,
Carol Joan Young, vice-president,
Alice Mar e Gooding: club reporter.
Pearlie Mae Dixon, song leader,
Evelyn Sheens.
The thirty-six piece rhythm
band, under the direction of Mis.
D C Stanley and Miss Christine
Grade:. is now ui full swing
practicing 'ir '♦.« first performance
which j, to br given at the fust
n t 4 meeting October 1 ' m
♦he school gymtortum This reut>
■was or earns-*d September 3.
in room 2-G
Officer? are a* follow* pr*.«'-
dont, Edith K Uswaon: aecret*-?,
Linda Ccx treasurer. John Good
ing
Miss M F Rohm !• tb? hand
accompanist.
This yea 1 H*,e dance group ha*
as its directresses. Mrs. F- M. Pat
terson and Mrs. T R Redding
Swann in Grady is the groups pres
ident ard E'.lla Grace Raker is vm*
president: Mary Whitfield is the
secretary and Mrs. Patterson the
co-advisor, serves as treasurer
The Dramatic UJigh School' offi
<er , are: president. -Te.rone Lovich:
•.ire president. Irene Mainor; *ee
rr-tarv M-'-tha Phillips, assistant
..erretai ■ "Nettie R La' 1 “'*n. and
♦i-i>a.s<ii-er. Belly Edmondson Mr*
x n 1., 0ft-.n ad- iso: *>* lb-• ‘ lub
CARY-ASBURY
ROUNDUP
BY AURS MAE sk. HOPSON
CARY—Sunday morning worship
service began at 11 0 clock at, the
Congregational Chnr'.an Church.
The serioi choir rendered music.
The. pastor. Rev. J. M Burrell, read
for scripture—Luke, 9th chapter,
R2nd verse. Subject: 'Make Up
Your Mind." As usual, hi* message
was of in* highest type This was
-n ordination sermon Mr Leon
Gibbs on* of the young men of
the chUich. was ordained deacon
Ail hearers were inspired by this
message Visitors are always wel
come m our services.
Sundav afternoon at 3 p tn.
Union h<. th-*! AME Church had ?-•
,t- gueii the Rw. M F Booker,
choir ushers and congregation of
Maple Tempi* Christian Church,
Raleigo P*i Booker delivered *
great mw-i-age. from Phtlipptarts. 3rd
chaptw and 14th verse: Theme:
Bee What The End Will Be This
messagy was well received by th*
audience A nir» sum was taken
This program was gi\ ?n for the
Building Fund, sponsored by this
reporter
ASBURT
Sunday nigh' war- Family Night
3! Linrolnsviße AME Church
Savaiwali High Hews
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
NAMED
GRIFTON ■ The Senior Class of
Savannah has chosen the follow
ing officers m steer them, safely
through the .vest; president, Em -
phur E Bouse, vice president Wil
liam I, Sutton recording secretary.
Christine A Brown; financial sec
retary Tons M Islet treasurer.
Lett rice J Broun; business manag
er Thomas S Butler; parliamen
tarian. Lola M rilitmtn; and re
porter. Rosa M Well?
The class has already chosen and
ordered f heir rings, and Is new
busy mnhintr preparations to pub
licize th» school.? yearbook. “The
Eagle ’ Fh» following Seniors have
'won selected to hold position* on
the Annual Staff; William L. Sut
ton. editor; Charlotte L. Dawson,
co-editor; Rosa M. Wei!?, business
manager; Stevon Sutton, assistant
business manager: Etta Koonre,
Lola Tillman. Don? I?1er Johnnie
Wiggins, Lestrice Brown. Margaret.
Aytch. and Helen Alston, circula
tion committee; Donald Danville,
Alton Wiggins Robert Divon Jas
per Mabry James Graham, and
Samuel Sutton, act rnmmitieo, Hi)
da King Etta Roonce and Donald
Fonvjlle typists: and Christine
Brown. Earl Bouse Tula Russell,
and Lula Boyd, assistant photo
grapher*.
The class 1* under the gurervi*-
ion cf Mrs Sar» L Flanagan
coNstrrmoN week
OBSERVED
Oosfcn ftion Week was observed
by the High School classes pf Sa
vannah during the week of Septem
her 17-24 Climaxing th» obser
vance. both sections of the Junior
Classes rtresented an educational
program during Assembly Hour
based on the Constitution
Many interesting ftete were giv
en by the group Pome of th» inter
esting and educational information
included.' The meaning of th* Con-
Titution Constitution Da'- and the
constituents of t.he Corutitution
Mary Copies acted a? mistress "f
c< emonie* wh>]« Ruby McLaw
horo Wdlle Skinner. Mattj« Moore
Joseph Sutton. Sarah Tyson, Adam
Harper Lillian M Chapman EHiah
Mori?, Etnel Chapman, Robert Far
row, Harriet Bryant and Rearl?*
Do*« took active parts in a Panel
Discussion
Mr? Helen K t?!«r and Mr Dm
latter w Hewers would cheer Hum*
people up Let us all remember
them.
fVafb
Th* town r'.f Clinton T* r aj sadden
ed upon ti?o news of the doath of
Mrs. Muj*y ?) Berry Kuncfal
?r*
this writing.
By "BKUYK” BBOYVNTNG
Its maior pertw'mane* teil b®
fives in the early epriag.
The school principal. My. Stephen
Carraway, his cm his edvieoey
staff 3 n#w teachers tons year, Mrs.
Markte Durham in the English
Department and tibrmia,
M F. Bobo in the Primary depart
ment a id Mrs. B. W. Beeves-, Public;
school musio and glee nJufe. Mrs,
Durham is replacing Mm O. 6.
Kornegay this semester. The edhr-t
M staff member* include Mr. L.
Lewis, Driver's Education and Mr*,
K. R. Coward, band mistress.
The Mt Zion Free Will Baptist
Church in the Davis Mill section
served as the host chtirch for the
Women's Home Mission Coriven
iion hold Thursday, September
26-2 R Several major speech** and
sermons were heard during the
session Among the speakers were
Thursday. Mr. Stephen Carraway.
principal of Woodington High
School and member of Eh* St. John
Free Wm Baptial Church hi Kin
slop, Fr'day afternoon. Mr E T
Bryant principal of fevrmm El*
men ter? School tr> Kinston Ft
d ay night Mr*. <5. S Steaeert wes
guest speaker
Mr* L V. Bine* of ftomvna SnrTtr*
is president and Mr# 15 A. Bryant
of the Woodington Sdhoed Faculty
is secretary. The nmrt. convent!on
wifi nuet with the Pm no and Run
F*. W B Church,
Mia. E. D. (s-et-mm, Mr* 9 S>.
Gsrnw *F»d 'M'nt, Aunt® lu« Wu«
hams were weekend guests of Mr.
Preston Rhodes, 98? Hamilton Ave..
Portsmouth. Va While there they
visded Mr. A Mr*. Henry Rhode*
and Mis* Estelle Rhode* bro
thers A sisters of Mrs Julia Dee
Garner "f Kinston
lyi®* Donald mother of Mr* e
n Lawson war weekend euest of
the w A. Lawsons Rh« •»< *>"•«
aHondine tb* Hnlin#** Contmc»-
jioo in Gn'd’Boeo
Pri/.*# wees jo'cn to Sis list geek
family appearing on program.
Mrs Earnestine Cain - o a* Sues',
speaker The families that won
first pju.e* were the Hooker and
White families. Th* s-*<!Ood prizes
went to the White and Blount,
f.imilse- A nice sum was acknow
ledged. This program »i< given
for th* heating system. Visitors
wore from Wvatt# Chapel end
other paices
AM sick ar# feeling bettor.
Th* fourth Quarterly Confe«m<*e
of the Lincolnville Circuit will he
held Saturday #"d Sunday, Octo
her tj-12th Business session will
he held at Union Bethel on Satur
day evening at R p m *nd regular
service.-- Sunday at. Ltneofnvflte A
ME Church
if you have new* *.» we tike V
eerv* your community and ours,
please call TE S-2141. Mr* B Rog
ers. Asburv: and HO T-91ET, rary
We lik* to have all of th* Bct"!-
ties of our eommunitt##.
A THOUGHT
li i' not lie that read? mom. bid
he Mial meditates most on Divine
Truth that will prove th* chol r e?+
wisest, and strongest Christian®
Halt
H. Jone* *nel*l ctudte* taacfMM.
' were director*.
1H CLDR KEWS
T* l * JUvannah High Sctoord is*
Club held its initial meet'.ng of the
school year or* October 1
Donai.t Fonville, * senior ■« ».*■
(ho r b ‘n lead th* group Uvlf
■chool term, while the shore* of
v .** president w*» banded to
Emjthur Bart Reuse The secretary
10b will c* handled by Doris f c !»r.
a aentbi Rubv M'cT.a ' horri mil **•
r.-.r in the secretarial duties Wtlhe
Skm-isr named treasurer A
ornsr-im committee mss chosen
a r hifh comprised of the following
Lola Tillman, Rone W*Ms. Etta
Konnce Mary Alice Copies i§ the
reporter (or th* rear
N.H NEWS
The fce«,v Homemakers of Amer
ica held f.heir initial meeting re
cently in the Homcmaktng Depart
ment Business on the agenda con
sisted of election of officer* and
plans to- accepting new member?
The following officer* w»r* elected
tor the 1958-80 w+>«n* +«rmt presi
dern. Lot* M Tillmans Vic* oresl
d*nh Dori* tslert aacretary. Mary
Aim* Coolest financial secretary,
Mattie Moore, treasurer. Christine
Rrciw-n; sons !«ader. Sarah Tvso”:
publicity- chairman, Ruby McLrw
horti
Plan* vns ahn mad* t* attend
the District Rally «♦ Springfield
High, in Liieam*
GLEB Ct.D» WW
Th* gfe* dub of Savannah Wgh.
if under the dtrection of Miss Wins
tyf Graham end Mi** Allegro Err
ar»t About new members have
been added to »ih* group
The following officers have been
re I*. ted to *b r th« group They
include th* following' Roes Welt*
president: tmla Tillman, 't* prem
dcot; tier he Tsle*. secretary
The *er(er t* Comprised of SLV-
Graham. Rlwte Warper, Edna
Koonce. teatrire Brown, Melvn
Smith and Core Sutton mb' l *
Clyd» Graham Emily Rainier.
Charlotte Dawson. Sedesrr Ftem
mend*. Beulah Ron** and
ph?n» Well* miR aaemr t». the *He*-
nate*.
mgs ©lpipiwir
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•a tVy wane ssay hw. a wltf!*
oyfav—■Ci¥ p Ise swfty
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Rambling In Chatham
PrTTBBO&O NOTES
BT GUTTAWNA BOSTON
CHIJBXH
PITTS BOKO The Whit* Wing
Choi ns of Mitchell Chapel Church
Pittsboro. journey a- r> Asgoori to
appes.- on the program of the Wo
macl Singers.
for the weekend
U Cstheir Rodgers, Thomas
l.c.i h and John Brown rs AST
College, Greensboro, were home
for Hie weekend.
I'-h-fi. Allie Daves of Pittsboro has
i- - -nfly returned from Hempstead,
Jii-w York.
HORTON SCHOOL NEWS
The Student Council of Korfon
Jeffreys
School Hews
W* *!*» *#i r harpy to greet aw
for the fiset time We are the 33 pu
pil# od Mr*. Hama' first grad*
ngh* sow are m rh» midst of
our needteea# program A* tiro#
moves along w* era hoping m
give you kh« new* of cur progres*
rod edvanture*. Pleas# keep watch
ing ter ouv news.
Tb® member# of th* third grab®
are busy making plan* for » study
of Transportation in Our Commun
ity Now and 1/wa Ago.
We are eager to find nut how
Mi* different wav* n f transporta
tion play such an important part
in the life of our rrnnmunity.
Our musk teacher too has start,
ed teaching us sons* fun songs
about train*
We. the wernbei r of Mr Moore's
fifth grade are asking you to ioin
our Thrifty Club The requirements
foe membership »r® coop* rat pm
court e*y. dependability and in
dustriousnees.
The eighth grade el#** ty nrga.
nixed nr, September 3 The officer#
vrm President. Carolyn Canady:
vice-president, Donald Dunn yr
retary, Minnie F. Webster; asst
secretary, Halite Fort; treasurer.
Mary A. Oakley and reporter, Dar
lene Hayes.
We are happy In say that |h*
eighth grade pupils are Improving
one-hundred percent in their stu
dies. We are selling The CARO
LINIAN a* a class project.
For oi -r social studies we are di
vided into groups The title of our
unit, in Seeing Norfh Carolina.
Each group i* working on # diffe
iprrt phase We are also helping our
PTA by keeping an honor roll of
our parents attending each meet
ing
The PTA of (hi* .-chop! held its
September meeting In Hi * school
auditorium recently. Mr. Edward
Chavis, fh* president, presided
The must# eomwit#* gave * very
interesting and inspiring devotion,
led by Mr* A V F,!!is
Committee reports w«r* heard
and plans for the year were die -
i usserj
Th* membership committ## made
a -ood beginning In #oll®i*ting
membership fee* for the school
year.
A r*n lively end Interesting
meeting of th* grade r*pr«sente
hveii was held immediately after
Ci* main meeting Plans for th*
v- ar vre.-p made with the classroom,
tesi''hw s -'
The meeting **
Mot or# was held juvi he for* th*
PTA met. ft was well-attended
Plan* were made and. officers were
elected
Pas ri'tnsn Teem# was guest
sprake on September 2d. Hr talk
ed (o i * children about safety on
the m-H >1 bus and safety on th®
highway* He also gave each child
instruct on# on safety to take horn®
to hi? parents
Do Wednesday morning. Dctober
w* were happily entertained
wilt, a Puppet Shew, "f of die
Teeth. ' given by th* H*pHh Dopr
of wake County Th* ehgrMters
mere .Judy Horae* th# Dentist and
Ih* Grocer W» got * real beslth
lesson from th* pupr*'? tv> *
f (N ,d* o-e should Mt, and bowl me
I,Ho I .ltd car* for OU? teeth
METHOD
HEWS
BY MIAS DORA *TB€S€-»
CHURCH!-®
Ckrtetten TAbew.ftf l !'*
METHOD —Th# pew* war® fllied
with people Sunrisv morning «t
th# Christian Church her*. From,
th# ;)oth chapter ol Revelation* and
the 6th vers* wbteh read*: 1 Blawedl
and holy in h* that hm pan. a
th*. first resurrectioin On P.Jfth tea
second death hate tio power, but
thev shill be pnestf of GM and
of Christ, and shall reign wrtto
Him s thouiiand year*.”
H was # lovely sermon end the
minister fully eKpteined to u* tee
fact that ail who put their uteole
Trust in the Lend, mlprttng ttte
thine* of high estate, trusting not
>n thie world's geode—those and
ihne,- only, shall reign with God
Everyone there thoroughly enic-eed
the Rie*.sag« from this m»n of r •t«S
Th* congregation sang beautifully
for tba sendee
PEW tALLT
Members and friend* of
James Church gev a Pew Waite
Sunday oighh Or.teber 8 <r+ h3O
A P'S# program was arranged by
tee oomwitte# with Mr* Bute Wfl
der a# elwirmen The l*ede«# rrude
me# reports. Wri«. Mery *L Wterm
Ujnf group in ftnews*. AW of
the. other# d'd ten#
Thi«e rally was given ft* tee Ap
mjnt CoofePance Tutid.
Heart Sunday evening it*. RRS *
“Wewsmilcjw Wedding** tedtl be
giv»«? at, te* new cteunte. The
Berry O’Kelly Bovs’ Club ta «pos
•orititf tei* effort Please eurchses
# ftCKfit
GITESTS W WATTS rWAFTf*
A nt eburch p** l **!?!# snsi
ovff to Watt?- Chspc! Siptist
"Motufay so **■
wsr'.iciFi the**, Thfri 'i o
GOLDS! ON PITTSBORO _ SILER CITY
School pi'seented teeir first pro
gram on laet Thursday. A full di
scription of te* program will ap
pear is t.rr tie:ri editlrn
HALLSBORO—The 1933-59 offi
cer* of Hie Ai esia Chapter of the
Crown and Scepter Honorary Soci
ety for the Slate of Ninth Caro
lina are: Gretchen Thurman, presi
dent; Dnshia Daniels vice-presi
dent: Jean I Miliian, secretary:
Martha Brown assistant, secretary;
Franklin 800 1 treasurer; Charles
Cherry, repo r; Annie Webb,
social commit, sc chairman; and
Elizabeth Spaulding, program com
mittee chairman
The organisation ha? *iEhter-n
j prospective member* who ave on
probation now They are Rosetta
i Dudley. Esther Banter, Marine
! Bellamy. Hare! Baldwin, Carolyn
I Bladwm Osrar Blanks, Majorie
i Boon*, Hadtey Moore. Dorothy
| \irxir*. Vermel Moore. William.
| Moore, Ge- c# Phifer. Jo r,en»
I Poweli, S*tei* Register Bettv*
j Richard, In#* Bmith, Carol Solo
i mrm and E- ten Tliompson.
j The Art# <a Chapter of the NBA
held its fit •!. meeting In th# home
[ economic building at Arte si a High
! School Friday, September 26. v-ith
| lei# Bracey presiding. The ehih
j elected officers which were #:
i to)low*: president. In* Bracey:
I vice-pre tent, Gwendolyn Sutton;
! secretary Margaret Rouse asv.i
tant s retarv Odessa Baldwin,
treasure- Theresa Mobley; report
ci .* Jev oil Pierce and Deloris Has
sell; parliamentarian. Fveb.-n but
ton; sergeant at arms. Finni*
Srauld -is chairman of social
committe Jolly Register; co-n-or'k
ei aof jri#J committee Mil- • Free,
man Patricia West, Jean McMilli
sn Madeline Blanks and NT Man
Moore mairman of program cppi_
niittee Eatnestine. Pierce; ro-work
ers of program commttfee. Marr
Moore Verna Carter. Laurie# Reg
ister and Louis# Freeman.
The NHA Club'# jorial commit
lee held its first mooting Monday.
September 23, m the home oconom-
P'oup of faithful worker# in that
community at both St. Jc.hn and
Watts Chapel. They are continually
gninc from place so place helping
111 putting over the program for
Christ,
SICK
Mr# Cstlte McCray is Indisposed
at this writing. She has not been
well for some time hut for the
past week she has not felt, a> well
as she dte some lime ago. We #n
praying that she will soon regain
her strength. Others on the sick
and shul-in list are doing nicely
H.OK SCHOOL
Oil# tench school i* go-og for
ward Ibis year The class room?
.1 r filled with eager boy,* and
:uT »tu«ysng to attain th# height'
in their grades W - ?r# anxiously
Mall mg to .-e* work begin op the
gymnasium and new nßfeteria.
P. T. A.
riur Ist P T A nioeluig wifi h*
held on October 23rd at 3 n'clpc l
let «vr.-v grown-up. parent *nd
fvie»d. be present at this and each
meeting of th# rear Together *r«
stand, divide-d we fall. No chain j<
sti ongor than it# weakest link. Lei?
awak# and be io every movement
for good Ts takes all to mak® »
full man or woman that (s work
in th# other activities of th# mm.
munilr os well as, the church,
l> C- VISITOR A
Mr *■ C. Parrish. Jr. motored
down from Washington last week
end to visit hi# mother, Mrs Cori#
Parrish
STUDENT AT SHAW 'T-
Mis* Katherine Gran! 1* attend
mg Shaw University this year w*
am glad to have h#r with 11 - again
after spending !h» summer in th#
north
HOLD IN <1 'to r.npi wants
WBat a wonderful thought it ;' to
Art-isia High Sehoei Mews
STRAIGHT
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FOOTSAIi
Hortoa meet# Chttham HifSi Sl
; ter City on October 10 *t Horton
1 School. Time 300 p m
ic buildiiij, with *il members, .‘fat
president, Iru Bracey and tpoaiar
Mrs,. F'gford. present. The -rlu'r
plan# jioveral activities this schce
lerni that we hope to secomphsh .
with ease and pleasure
The Artesia Chapter of the North
Carolina Association of Studert 1
Councils is organised as follows fei
the present school year; Charle'
Clierry. president; Hazel Baldwin
vice president: Dorothy Moor#
secretary, DoehU Daniels. assistfaP
secretary; Jewel! Pierco tr#*surih.
Gretchon Thurman, reporter: Ja
rom* Powell rhairman of prefrsm
committee; Gwendolyn Suite*
chairman of condolence
•ind Pryee Baldw'in, ehiirmaa W
program committee
’Ph# club * objective* foe te* *****
»r#. 1 *To -work closely wste «*•*
guide# and patrol* of tea wsfejol
2To pi*re * - ftiU length mirror is
fh# nrhool llbrerr -1 To isvpwe*
citizenship «f student* 4 To tes
prov# the wh plastic standard* *rf
th# studente. 5. To gl*ea at.
basket# of rommoditt*<« to ts«d«r
privileged farmlie# of tea e-rmjne
nity. 8 To improve the xcholesomo
social activities of the. ttudent* ts»
th# community, t To * van
against 'Jitterbugs.” A To awnst
in keepin? th* campus t.!«sn. 9. T*>
attend th® state convention irtidt W
will b* held in Goldsboro «• tea
bib and 7te of Oecsmbsr
Working with tb* pi-esidenh tfc»
year *.« representatives from tfe*
various clarsc-s sre Grad# 12 Gr#t
ch*!?
Gv 11A ,1e rn\vni * urn £
Oovnthv Mte rt r*. CrT&d* tr?G
Bei’tmy and Os#a® Blenk*- <Srr*i»
iiA Gw*cdoly# Sutton jsd Letter
Spaulding Grad* 108 Jevefi
Pierce and James F McMilh**:
Grad* JOG, Tri# Bi-ac«-r »nd
Baldwin; Grad* 9A, Tdni Mac* and
Alio# Bovd; Grad* 9*. Afar? Pises*
and David Solomon
know
That Goff# guiutnv htsti it a##*®
us.
For when «-« tre led be Hi* 4e«r
hand
All gnod thtisar# »r« *t eur seea
mand
H* will never .4®«*r#
Bu* will tead u* tee ’mmm.m
of the ladder
To Hi# *op "lwi ronnd,
«
Tb#-®* #o# hm« whew see -h>*l
» 4
And * teonj k»n4 see n*mf tee*
kccp».
This name fusdm# hand eefii k*«*
ua up
And >!>.-* «# *###«•**% hnm
ESpintuai Cup
His heno* are *#irm# treed rod ttt.’e
Just #» He ted te*
old
.Ur, ~-m ft» i*ad you
Th#n Ist u* hold to tete gCiAisg
hand
Pbr fh® wn-# -t * Irtlri d
Th# better =>#* «-ilj undsirinisd
f can #s d**e
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the. «srir erf every risk****' **a
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floeringiy nf *wp®rits**l
etresarte amd pawner for rserf
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