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THE CAROLINIAN
HIEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1958
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EATS BEETLES
ROACHES FLEAS
MICE MOTHS
Protect vom borne from costly pests and insect danger ?
free inspection and estimates
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SELF-SERVICE
Wash 9-Lbs. . 20c
! )ry 10 M mutes ~ , . lOc
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Have the things
you want for Christmas!
Money for Santa .. . fN'Jc
Money for Fun ... Ft
.5:-,., Money for Gifts ... .
!n|f; car CHRISTMAS CLUB gM?*
Jf| : can make it so!
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a wonderful /eelittgf Christmas with JOIN MOW
• out money worries’ And it’s so es;*y with SAVE 'EFCFIVE
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/Vhip that best i 01 u
\ budgei rhfr. save th- small amount (so $"2700 1 STOOijO
imotuit you will hardly miss) each week $ j j() ”15() 00 ~
This time next year, you’ll be all set sot $ 5.00 | $^50"00
your greatest Christmas ever. s|o 00 j SSOO 00
MECHANICS & FARMERS BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RALEIGH-DURHAM
vC Kl .Ke ANTLERS Officials of the North Cs4t®UC& JBVOKVV ilaks) Anllmu fitmra Depart
wftit aw shown during a mie»t inrampmenl it Rorlty M<wn(. Front row (L-H> Major Sadie Hobbv
Major Dorothy Da roes. Jfrig. Gen, Leroy Barnes Major BlstP Morfiin and Col, Fred Jones Rear: Cain.
Edward Murphy, Col Charlie Co\. Major FA , Baker, CoS. David !., Simmons, and M. Col. Queen l Bat
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CHRISTMAS
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50c to $ 1.00
Christmas Wreath*
$1,50 <o $2.00
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Pot Plants for Xmas
DAVIS"3T'
335 I 1 C&barrit* >< ■
• POUND FOR POUND < VKE
• FRESH GRATED COCONUT CAKES
• LIGHT & DARK FRUIT ( AKES „
• 8 VARIETIES OF PIES & CUSTARDS -
Shop With Us For Christmas
1.9? K, WILMINtTOM "•1 CHONE-S rfinde 2-8333 - 2-?.5?#
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3 PoursK'ers, their -'-In it Lt-aden
| and. the home economics agents lor
I the N, C. Agricultural Extension
] Service, have paused to ire view
I their accomplishment- hi the dairy
j food'* program for 1953.
I Realizing that the major nutri
tional problem m this state is the
low consumption of milk per per
son. effort hr* been highly concen
trated to overcome this lack.
Miss .To Earp, nutrition specialist
| tor the N C. Agricultural Kxten-
I sion Service, said statistics show a
I total of 79 countte- bad one nr
progr &tnft or* w c-ve.rv j
! { H Club.
1m addition fa thir l-H CSnh
| meeting. Clay County report j
cd a different 4 1! team o» in
dividual gave a dairy roods
demonstration in each of U
Home Demonstration Ciuli
meetings.
Many counties from curb part
id the state reported requests
fur dairy 'nods deotonstiatiops
front vine and emwnmiity
elobn. Demonstration 1 ' of this
kind totaled 1 0*5(1. reaching
;* total of 17.71.' people.
i E-iur-M adult l< 'Uders have he
| ounio aii important pari of tbi? j
! vast program With increased in* }
! teresi. these leaden, have devoted j
!■ -!, time and efforts in train and ;
j encourage the 4*H girls to give the !
dairy food? demon;.-frations Tn T>,n - I
! ham County. the home economics |
,
I plete responsibility for training )
the girls for dairy foods dsmonstra-1
I lions securing judge?, making ar- j
i rangements, providing transports !
1 tion and beginning and conducting j
| the county dairy foods cor tests As 1
i a result of the vs forts of ~'i adult !
i leaders a total of 179 junior 4-H j
| girls gave demonstrations ”
From the conscientious efforts of !
j the 4-H girls, their leaders and tin: |
i home economic.', agents, there has j
i been noted an increas, in milk con- I
; sumption in this stale. !
BETTER.. Electrically! "
There's a happy homemaker J
jr with holiday m her heart and
/ the modem magic of a new electrm \
£ servant in her home, You can do the same \ f
S foi the lady in youi life with the snowy whiteness |
of an electric dishwasher, dryer, water heater, |
I or the gleaming modernity of an electric I
1 r->nqr You'!! brighten and lighten her j
V v/ork-a-day world for years to con.'- J
Nt This year, make her Christmas the jJ. ■ f. .
V brightest, whitest ever. Give her J& „ -. -4.
a major electric
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BOSTON VANF'i - Firemen,
mindful of the tragic Chicago five
which kiu>ffed out more than 5o
innocent. lives, have ordered closed
four schools in the h«ui of Uie
Negro area here in Boston
Dr. Smith
Speaker At
F^jnJl^fcirrn*
■«■ “• *■ WVitlVgV
CRKFNSBORO - An audit-no
; d A&T College xvi'j. fold lan '••■eel.
! that, the spirit ut Jesus must go
alongside si;!e;t*ifir fl -v< lopm-nt
•iod progr««* •• the world is to »-
void aelf-destructior
The speaker wat Dr. ,T#CT- t, p W
•Smuh, v??., pester of the Seventh
Street Presbyterian Church at
Charlotte. Who delivered th* ser
mon at the regular Chapel Sffir-ice
i er'niiueted in T, ,- > - Auch.te'-tiiur
Speaking from the sub tr et.
'“Poes Jesus Have Moaning ?w
1 t,|fp today" }!» vui<J <{•.»*.
white It 1? not difficult to nn
dersf.tivl *h «, teachings f >f
Jesus, 1* requires real effort t<«
ha ve these teach tees become 1
part of "in everyday living
■ Uni. - be continued,'' too many
of us today have Suite concept
ion of these teachings and vtiil
(00 many care less, about
| them.*’
Hr warned, “The world today it*
! in need of brotherhood, that atti*
I t.ude which causes peoples of vary
| nig backgrounds, color-. and races
jto have interest, on* for another
I Dr, Siri’tl) wav introduced by
ties Cteo M McCoy do * < tor of
; religion.-, activities
i The choir, under the direction of
»Howard T Pearsall, chairman of
! : flic irii- r dep.'irtmclit ne It.-.-,
| numbers. “Salvation is Created” by
j Tsohoynukoff and “Roll. JottUm
! Roll," y traditional -plrit*l?*l
“Os course, life doesn't he-
Jf*n al 111 for the fellow who,
went like 60 when he was 20.“
The schools ar<* the ! bO-year old 1
Dwight School Alcott School. Rico j
School and Me- Bannvnft
Spokesmen for the feu ,1 n !'!)■• i
Department told reporters th.v. the j
.schools should be abandoned b n - ;
cause of then- a arts untt types of j
construe lion.
Over I .DW pupils will be affect-
f
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BOURBON
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PT. .
WAKONAL Uk.iltil f., : i.ut:,eOiii'OßATlOH, 5.T..90 PROOF
•t 1" the * losing of the schools
i - . lunoism cin; rooms v/tll have tr
j he set up in ucrfiby schools.
For mum-. Negro leaders in Bim
inn tiawn be,- c. advocating the re
' building of the schools or the c-01 ■
j it ini ion of new ones. But. it too*
,;!ir tragic occurence in Chicago h
< ■ ff:•,■ l el filial action