North Carolina Newspapers

SHAWETTES—These are some of the high steppers who will be seen in Shaw University's home coming parade, which is set for Saturday, November 22. at 3:00 p.m. The Shawettcs, under the direction xrt Mrs. Oebora Spencer, physical education instructor, will also perform their precision drills during halftime activities at Chavis Park. Left to right are Jean Horne, freshman of Rocky Mount; Carolyn •High, sophomore of Zebulon; Mary Lambscn, freshman of Iiobgood; Carrie Lowery, sophomore of Gas tonia; Philipa McNeill, sophomore of Durham; Joan Kimbrough, sophomore of Statesville; Rejean Vla!- latsej freshman of Warsaw ; Marjorie Greene, sophomore of Oriental; Juanita Ilancey, seophomore of Pineteps: and Kathleen Herndon dead Shawettc), sophomore of Apes. Florida Sheriff Willis McCall Called Heated Racist By National Magazine -N£W PORK CITP (ANP> The hnlttt about Sheriff Willi- McCall, known, throughout, the South as an ■outspoken racist with a fierce de termination to lte«p integrationists out of Florida, is revealed in the new. issue of Coronet Magazine. . ■ 'Defending himself agonist the charges of “racist,” which he con- Tends is Communist inspired and NAACB condoned. Sheriff McCall I dneddfti that the Negroes are mak ‘lng progress. “They've come a far way m just a few hundred years "from darkest Africa,” he says. - However, he is quick to point 'mil: “I don’t think you’ll ever make 'the Negro the equal of the white 'than. 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It actu ally shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Medical sci ence has proved this substance produce* a remarkably effec tive rate of healing. Its germ ktiling properties also help pie vent infection. In one hemorrhoid esse after another “very striking improve- Watch The Progress of the Construction OF A Beautiful Howe FOB Mr. And Mrs. Powcii Peebles AT 806 Latta Street BY—— JOHN W. WINTERS ■Complete Drafting of Plan»—Supervision of Construction ASSISTANCE IN FINANCING '"For Hornes That Are Different Let Me Build For You.” IE 8-5 m X3Q9 E. HARGETT Other Homes Under Construction Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graves Garner N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Crutchfield ...... 623 ijuarry Street Mr, ami Mrs. Sherman Williams ... . 1302 S. Bloodworih St. Mr. and Mrs. Alford Watson 'O4 E. Lenoir St. Mrs. Massoiena Williams . . 105 Star Street Other Completed Homes MU', and Mrs. John Earnest Jones , 903 Bragg St, Mrs. Mary Jones 2212 Bedford Avenue Mr, and Mrs. John B Blount 706 Tower St. •Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones 301 Smithfield St. Mr, arid Mrs. lames Green. Jr 20 Hill St Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Montague 1300 E. Edenton St Mr. and Mrs. Winsor Jones 917 S. State St Mr. and Airs, t.rnn ftemdon . 1316 S. Bloodworth St. Mrs. Lara Thomas 1320 S Bioodworth St. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mints? 315 E. Hoke St Mr. and Mrs. I! aui Vandergriff .. . 1106 S Coleman St. fir. and Mrs. 11. E. Brown 833 S Slate St 'fir. and Mrs. John C Washington ..... 705 E. Edenton 31 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence demons HI' 1 E Lane Street Mr. and Mt-v Cl tic? LaCistcr . 152.1 kiat.r.i/ Uoe \ will never work. Because tt win | lower the while children's stand- | ards to mix with an immoral, di- i sensed race, T'heir brains last can't | compare with n white man’s.” These are the shocking public j statements of a man who is con- i sidered the most powerful figure ' in Florida's Lake County area He j is the man who has been accused j of fostering much of Central Fieri- j da's anti-Negro sentiments. Willis j McCall is emphatically against the I Supreme Court's recent decisions or, integration. He insists, “that it i just won't work ’’ Yet even among whites who J share his anti-Negro views Sheriff McCall is regarded with deep mis- j givings. Coronet points out many I of the racial incident® that have I occurred daring the sheriffs ten- , ure. | He is not. however, without op i position in his area. Now in his j fourth term, it is revealed that he j won the last nomination by a l scant 55 per cent ofthe votes enst I Sheriff McCall’s foremost outspok- Acufe Asthma Attacks Sow yield speedily tc discovery fcy re spiratory Specialist, Couching, choniAg, saspirtg mieveri *o fast, first-time user*, are j amazed. No waiting. No rfru**t or psinful in- j Motions. WontiarfsiUy offachKe in rebtoHn* i freia breathing, Now available without pw- J } ncription. Avk vour diutrsigt for Dr. Guild a \ Gteorj Mountain Ciffar«tt9« or Compound. - ORAiEi _ | first aid for | TGOTHASHES; S8 f e relief In 20 lesonds /fc"* sga. a. >i. Vl iC vhrtoocc-teev ment” was reported and veri fied by doctors’ observations. This improvement was main tained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of months! Among these sufferers were a wide variety of hemorrhoid condi tions, some of 10 to 20 years’ duration. The secret is this new healing substance (Bio-Dyne*) dis covery of a world-famous research institution. This sub stance is now obtainable in oint me n t or auppository form k n ow n as Preparation if.* Ask for Preparation H suppositories t convenient to carry if away from home) or Preparation H ointment with special applica tor. Absolute satisfaction guar anteed or money refunded. *R*«£. U.s. p»t. oi», ;on CM lIC IS LU«JO‘,e iNCl'ns if*. i former editor of the Mount Dora j I Topic.” weekly Lake County news- \ paper. j This opposition has resulted hi ■ j a long campaign of terror against | | Mrs. Reese. The “Topic” officer j | have bemi smeared bj paint on, ■ | I with erodes and a KKK and again ] 1 with a sign labeling it ''Official j ! Communist Office,” I Yet Sheriff McCali contends he i A FIRST Mrs. Charles E. While, 42-year-old Houston,Texas ' housewife, won a position on the Houston School Board last week over incumbent Dr. John Glen, to become the first member of her race ever to win public office in that city. Mrs. White had strong support by liberal elements which backed issues of integration and federal aid to schools. Early this week a five-foot cross was burned in her front yard, but was extir .tiished by her husband, Dr. White. ! an optometrist. <i PI TELEPHOTO!. Pi T fashion (ram, h Student*Model NF.lv 1 ORK -• Her own creation of a striking evening gown and convertible cape blmgs the coveted 19&ft Park & Tiiford trophv to lugh-school semor Vivian Jackson as “Mins Best-Dressed” at the 13th annual Negro Press Photographers’ Ball Mist, Jackson, t?, was picked f rom among b 0 contestants by a jury of fashion experts and civic lead ers at the Renaissance Ballroom here on Hallowe’en Night. October 3). Shown presenting PAT trophy and extra prize of wrist watch it Sidney toladon, account executive for tha sponsoring distilling house. “^. CO,n P* ?5 y has sponsored the award for the past eight years. -vs* Miss Townsend, who later was crowned “Miss Negro Press Photog raphers’ Ball of 19&8," won the best-dressed award for her formal gown in peau da soic fabric end combination cape-overskirt made of the same material with n lining of shimmering white metallic fabric. A senior at Jumaica High School in Queens County, New York City, she designed the winning *orl»me after two year- of fashion-design j., ti j i• Liiiit mouei, Miss Jackson rgsutes with h#r iarrniy at 114-08 175th Place* St. Albans, Queens County. Pilgrims Would Have Been Shocked At Thanksgiving Bee oming Holiday . . . t *. . .. i - .-v- v- rk • V .■ f. .• \ Sr- ! Till- wuiiid iiavti bo^i) shocked to their shoe buckles on December 13. 1621, if they had known that their day of thanks was to become a yearly national holiday celebrated by millions of people ui the United States and Canada For the Pilgrims were dead-set against ‘ annual” holidays and re fused to celebrate even Christmas and Easter. According to research ex pert* with The World Book Encyclopedia, the Pilgrims re ferred to the religions holidays of the Church -f England as “Roman corruptions,” They tic lieved in celebrating on 1 v w hen Providence granted them a particular blessing. As if to prove their disdain for yearly calendar-fixed celebrations, the Pilgrims did not have a thanksgiving celebration the next v ear. However, other New England colonists picked up the idea and held “thanks days.” usually around the end of November The Pilgrim-inspired holiday is iodr.y a joyous family day cele brated with biff dinners and hap py reunions, but the history o? the olid ay in the United States has been fraught with argument. is not a “Race Hater.'' He insists that the NAACP is. in fact, forcing him to take drastic actions. The December Coronet profile on "The Law Lake Count” is a profile of a man who rules bis bailiwick with iui iron band -about a man who is an. outspoken racial segre* «atfenisi, In ITOI, -> iec-'Uiut,,>il ,vpi c1.1*.-- ed bv a member of the new Con gress proposing that a day be set Tar Heel Farmers Will Make Highly Important Decisions North Carolina fanners will make five important decisions on November ” - and December 1> They will troop to the polls and vote in corn, cotton, tobacco, and peanut referendum* that will have a great neat to do with cne pros pects of these crops in the coming yeai s. i)u November In fanners will choose between two corn program-, and on December 15, tobacco unit cotton quota programs will be decided. Al so on December 15, tobacco and peanut growers will de cide whether to continue to as sess themselves for the pro motion of their crops. Every agricultural leader in the state is urging every eligible far mer to vote. 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II • MM IMWM Se«t?t! eeder outfcsrffy »f Hie -toca-Cotc Company S»y THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO , inc. j .tilde to ~ I.' thanks for the Csr. j rtitution The resolution was final i i.v adopted, but there was much I | every farmer is familiar with the ' issues involved Harry B Caldwell, master of the North Carolina State Grunge, and I A. C. Edwards, executive vice pie ■ sident of the N. C Farm Bureau i Federation, for example, are so ! concerned that they have initialed | a special Information program | which they hope will produce the j biggest farm commodity vote in | the state's history. Reasons for the crest in | formation effort ere- the obvi mis importance of the vote to j North Carolina agriculture: j and complexity of the Issues Vo tie dfi ddrjt. In the November 26 corn tefe ? j re,odum growers in the state's 32 commercial com counties will vote r either to continue the present ASC ■ torn program which provides sup ports from 75 to 90 per cent of par ■ ity. THE CAROLINIAN WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER «, 16,58 opposition by those who believed the Federal Government was med dling in a matter that should bc tne concern of the individual states Thomas .Jefferson called such Government -proclaimed holi day; •; -‘Monarchical practice - ' and ignored thanksgiving during his 8 years in office, Mrs. Sara 1) !.l aI <\ edtor of Godov’s Lady s Hook, worked lor 30 years to promote the idea of a national thanksgiv ing day. Mrs. Hale had a dou ble-barreled attack—she print ed editorials promoting the idea and also Included tempt ing recipes for Thanksgiving delicacies. In 18(13 Lincoln proclaimed that the last Thursday in November would be Thanksgiving Day, Each year afterward, the President of the United States formally pro claimed that Thanksgiving should be celeb) ated on the last Thursday of November However, so me d> cendanfs of the original New England Puritans i infused to observe tlie holiday, ! claiming that rhanksgiving should j be inspired by the Deify, not by 1 politicians. ' SULLIVAN’S GROCERY Fresh Fish Daily Dial TEm pie 3 5 492 433 S. Person Stiect Science Shrinks Files New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Fain New York. N. Y. (Special) For the first, time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch ing, and leiieve pain without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after snoth i‘T,‘ ‘very striking improve ment” was reported and 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 merits as “ Pile Aha ve ceased to be You May Win a 'f'hf S2OO Merchandise tiffin Gift Certificate f| All you have to do ii register on our Second M jp Floor Youth Center. Nothing to Buy. m V Drawing will be held at 9 p.rn. Friday night. I H You need, riot be present to win. sß»* Additional Cash Prizes will be awarded A by the Merchants Bureau. Ist prize, $250, < 2nd prize $l5O, 3rd prize SIOO, The regis- Y/nL traiion slip you will in at Hudson-Be!k * - b ~.. r , £/*2,000.00 W m: in prizes ' Te ht. !w*ra rA t* 5«5., Wow ?7 L * BY~ f<*> to tufeigk M»fek»nn y * ****** f**”*® N« purchase required; Hudson-Belk The roost, recent Thanksgving controversy arose when Franklin D. Roosevelt, switched the date of the holiday from the fourth to the third Thursday in November He hoped to help business by mak ing the .-hupping period longer be tween Christmas and Thanksgiv ing. Newspapers and magazines car ried •ditorialn advising readers to ignore the President and some Governors flatly advised their states to celebrate Thanksgiving on the traditional day. Three years after the change war made. Con gress officially restored Thanks giving to the fourth Thursday In view of this stormy history, it might b« well to have a thanks giving to give thanks for Thanks giving. TERRACE APARTMENTS ?. bedrooms, living room, kitchcsn I did oath. Stove, refrigerator, \ heater, water furnished. *47,00 Apply in person Tel. TE 3-1102 a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide va riety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 to 20 years'standing. AH this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astrin gents of any kind. 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