Mr. And Mrs. H. Sherwood Baker I
Observe 50th Anniversary Tues. !
n\ MARCUS If. BOH WARE
When November 18 vollb around,
it, will mark a milepost in the
married life of Mr. and Mrs, K.
Sherwood Baker of 315 S. Hay
wood Street. who will thru have
rraehed thclx Fiftieth Anniver
.sary.
V,'o xneriyl observance Is
plannrd for that day. but in
»ii informal way friends and
children will join Hie COtiplr
in an occasion of mnmnilnns
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I significant-*—especially for the
, Balters who tan look hack
j over tile years with thought*
' ful memories.
For being spared to on toy this
■ blissful event, thanks must po to!
• the Almighty P-ovldcnce who itnve
them lives of health and strength, j
When asked what was the se
cret, of a long married life, Mr I
Bakei made only this comment;
"The anniversary speek* for it
self.”
»rA.'AA?l—i iwrxn SWAHUII ipi wai'ieiwimwiwi »» —''rur.m
Fifty years .mo, a vuun,
man named 11. Sherwood Bisk
er journeyed Hi Voungsvillc.
North Carolina, near Wake
Forest. (» take unto himself
a voung brier, Mo/elir. who
accompanied idle to Raleigh
where she has been e,rr since.
They were maiTied h> Magis
trate Bob .lolinsoe of T oungs
villo.
Mrs Most I ‘he Baker, this re
porter learned, has cultivated a
•TOTH TVKDIHNG ANNIVERSARY NEARS .Mr. and Mrs. 11. Sherwood Baker, sealed will reiebi ate
50 years of marriage on Tuesday, November 18. at their home. 515 S. Maywood street here. Although
no special observance is planned, it is expected that tit occasion will cause unite a bil of excitement in
the Fast Raleigh area. The Bakers' children are shown standing. From left !o -right, they are: ,\JK
l.ouisc Baker Mrs. Gladys .Tones and Miss Mary Baker, nil of Raleigh.
New Orleans Negro Schools Crowded i
But White Schools Need More Pupils
NEW ORLEANS (ANP> They of New Orleans*. Parents of the ;
are advertising to get children in Lake view public schools say their !
seme o! the white public .schools need is to gei more pupils. They j
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I YMIK ft in SmiCtfT IftlltlftN gft r?ftfif, VHfHUr Mint Iftt fft H(
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j penchant, sot fulling. She often*!
bring;. home a large string ot fish.
BOTH OF HIE BAKERS arc
. church metii!. ",. Mrs Briket is a
member of the Martin Street Bap
tist Chure.il, while Mr. Baker bus
|cast his lot, with, the Fayetteville
Street Baptist Church.
The Bakers have three daugh
ters who reside r.i Raleigh. They
are Mi s Mary Baker of 315 S.
Haywood Street. Mr,. Glad'
Jones of Nor n Haywood Street,
and Miss Lom.ic Baker of 3)5 «
Haywood Street The family aha
includes three grandchildren.
For 3il years. Mr. Baker was a I
; i,ruck driver villi Hie George
! Marsh Company ol Raleigh. When |
the Muish Company sold out citir !
ins his twenty-ninth year, he re
mained four stars longer in Ihe ,
1 employ of the successor of Mr
I Marsh until tbs firm went out,
I Os business.
I( «-r Mr. Baker was em
ployed !>,v tin K.ilcigh Farmers
Market and tomained in it*,
employ until hr retired. Mr.
Baker states that hr »a» roil -
ed to resign his employment.
I'ecause of a serious eye con
dition which left him visuaJl)
handicapped after an opera
lion for the removal of cater
acts.
During tlv interview, this re
‘ er asked Mr. Baker. “What dn
i think of married life?”
He replied, fve always been
| a family man and Mvou-.b hard j
work l have supported them the i
! lie,st thn! I con'd.'
In this last statement, this re
-1 uoi'ter thinksj’i c the secret, oi the j
j Bakers: who won their fiftieth an
niversary race.
report an average of V- children to ,
the room. The maximum toad in i
white schools is 38 children per •
class.
They arc- on the contrary com- j
plaining in Negro segregated '
I schools about, the number of cbil- !
i dren in a room and the number o r
| Negro children forced to got. only
i one hall-day of schooling. In some i
I schools ns many ns P 3 per room j
j have been reported. There arc ol
| so reported as many as 0,000 No- i
1 tiro children on half-day via
Cimru. have decreed that
New Orleans should lie inte
grated as t'l schools but there
has not been one step made m
wards llns -tid. imrerration
would make possible the use
of many rooms only partially
fillrd and some rooms not used
at all.
Another oddity in New Orleans: j
public .seine it- IS that the * lea'-'
! of Negro teacher;-, is -aid to out
: rank that of white teacher• Nr
-1 crops go to better graduate sc'-rds
i because the local graduate schools
have not. been accepting them f«u
exception.
Deaths
MRS. VINIE GOSS
Mrs. Vipic Goss, of (f Brunswick ,
Terrace, chert Friday, October 31
and was fimeralimf or. Thursday, j
November fi. at 3:30 p. n,. at the j
I upper Memorial Baptirt Cbucmi j
Her burial was hold at the Mt j
Hope Cemetery -ith Rev. M R. ;
Boon e officiating. She wax toe j
widow of the Jfltc Mr Allen Goss, j
MRS. H.OWDA ROBERTS
Mrs. Flor ida Roberts, of 21® K.ist
Lenoir Street, who died recently,
was funeralized at the St. Ambrose
Episcopal Church last Friday at
4 p. m. Rev Joseph N. Green. Jr
officiated.
I MR. .IF.SSS: RRASM 11. Sit.
Mr. Jesse Brasnell. Jr., who died
j Tuesday, November 3, ;»t St. Aewr j
: Hospital. hart In funeral hold to
i the Raleigh PuP' t'a! Home Chapel j
| at 2 p. m. on last Thursday. Rev, j
J. W. Jones officiated.
He is survived by a wile. Mrs
Ruga Belle li Bt.\sne)l; three sons.
Jesse Biitsncll, Jr., of Raleigh. Mr.
Louis Brasnell of Asbur.v N, C
and Mr. George Harold of the
home: three daughters, Miss Clara
Mae Johnson of the home. Mr:*.
Emmn Lee Hinton, arid Miss Brns
nell; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Best
of Fremont. Mrs, Louise Lucas of
Newport News. Virginia; and one
brother, Mr, Thomas R., Staton*
| burg, Va.
MR. LEItOV BACCOM
| Mr Leroy Battcom. who rt'ed a*
| Haywood County Prison, was fun
j .jraJixotl at the grave recently hi
j Mt. Hope Cemetery. Tfis bodj war.
( shipped from Waynpr.vitle.
runs MARGARET I’OKTI R
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
i Porter, of 504 South Dawson St.,
was held Wednesday, November 5,
in the Raleigh Funeral Home
Chapel at 2 p. ns. Rur ia t took
place in Mt Hope Cemolcry with
the Rev, Fenner Williams offici
ating.
The deceased is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Geneva Mitchell
of Raleigh, Miss Betty Porter, Mi s
Annie Jean Porter, and Miss Ariel
Porter, all of the home; one bro
ther, Mr. David Hanlerson of Ral
eigh; three sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae
Razor of Raleigh, Mrs. Geraldine
Greer of Raleigh, and Mrs. Nellie
Carrie of Washington, D. C.
For eetjtttrier eel ton has been the
| ..tapir fabric of the Ory-n!
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