The Carolinian. volume (Raleigh, N.C.) 1940-current, January 17, 1959, Page 5, Image 5

THE KENNEDY* DINNER GUESTS OF THE SPAULDINGS ~ IV. J. Kennedy, Jr., retiring president of North Carolina Mutual and Mrs. Kennedy were dinner guests of the A. T. Spauldings in Durham recently. Others present were Mrs. Annie M. Lennon, niece of Dr. A. M. Moore, second president of the company; The Reverend Miles Mark Fisher, pastor of White Rock Baptist Church, and Mrs. Fisher. Each of the persons present has played an important role in influenc ing life of NSM’s newly-elected president. Gutiman Killed In Street Battle; 2 Oops Wounded Plagued Day And Night with Bladder Discomfort? Unwise mating or drinking may 0 fxrarcc of mild, but annoying bladder irri tations—making you /ce! restless, tense* 1 and uncomfortable* And if restless nights, i with n&gsrlng backache, headache or mus cular aches and pains due to over~esertkm s strain or emotions! utmet. are adding to youi misery—don *t wait—try loan's Pillis. Dean's Pill# act 3 ways for speedy re lief. ! 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This formula is so effective that It is the physicians' leading asthma prescription—so safe that now it can be coid without prescription —in j Nay tablets called Primatsn*®. j Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain TSrw York. V. Y. (Special) —• For the first time science has found a new healing substance V'th the astonishing ability to fin-ink hemorrhoids, stop itch ing. and relieve pain without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after a nother,“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 ments as “PilesTiave ceased to be Watch The Progress of the Construction OF A | Beautiful Home FOR Mr. & Mrs. Robert Uppenr : —at— -1305 S. East St. B V —— JOHN W. WINTERS Complete Drafting of Flans—Supervision of Construction ASSISTANCE IN FINANCING For Homes That Are Diiierent Let Mb Build For You ' YE 3-5251 1303 E, HARGETT Other Hornes V.'.der Construction Mr, and Airs I’mvell Peebles GO6 Latta St. :'irs. ill- viia Williams 105 Star St. Mr. and Me,. Alfred Watson 704 E. Lenoir St. Mr. and Airs. Aulice Evans ... 1109 E. Martin St. tOU SALE 1311 s. East Street Other Completed Homes Mr. and Mrs. Wiilie Graves Garner N. C. Mr. and Mrs. I’erry Crutchfield 623 Quarry Street Mr. ami Mrs. Sherman Williams ...... 1302 S. Bioodworth St, Mr. and Mrs. John Earnest Jones ...... 903 Bragg St Mrs. Mary Jones ....2212 Bedford Avenue Mr. and Mrs. John B Blount 70S Tower St Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones 301 Smithfieid St Mr. and Mrs. James Green. Jr. f;A Hill St Mr. anti Mrs. Ihomas Montague 1300 £. Edenton st Mr. and Mrs. Winsttr Jones 917 S. State St Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Herndon 1316 S Blood worth St Mrs Lara Thomas ~1320 S Bloodworth St Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mini* 315 E. Hoke St Mr. and Mrs. "anl Vandergriff .1106 S Coleman St. Mr. and Mrs. H K. Brown 833 S. State St V Mr. and Mrs. John C. Washington 705 E. Edenton St. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clemons 1412 fc. Lane Street Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaSislcr 1620 Battery Drive I*——"—— ,mm i—i i.i i ( DANVILLE, Va. (ANP) A i gunman who tried to shoot it out with police when they tried to question him last Tuesday died in the streets from the bullets of one cops he wounded. Clifton Bernell Terry, 26, was j identified as the dead man. One of I the policemen was reported in se | rious condition with a .38 calibre i slug near his right lung. Tire other officer wounded in the shoulder, fired the two shots which killed the suspect Officials said ballistics tests would be run with the Negro’s gun to determine whether he was the same man -who shot another police man in a similar scrape last April. The seriously wounded man is Capt. Norman H. Hosell who re i cently chalked up 24 years on the I poke force. IPrimatene opens bronchial tubes, loosens mucous congestion, relieves taut nervous tension. All this with ! out taking painful injections. I The score tis—Prima tens combines , 8 medicines (in full prescription strength) found most effective in combination for asthma distress, Each performs a special purpose. So look forward to sleep at night and freedom from asthma spasm* , .get Primaiene, at any drugstore. I' Oply 98#~ffioney-baek-Kuar*nt9*. 4? Whitebait Phftt-mw*’ OowpaAP a problem!” And among these sufferers were a very wide va riety of hemorrhoid conditions. | some of 10 to 20 years’standing. All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astrin gents of any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio- Dyne*)—the discovery of a \ world-famous research institu tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body. This new healing substance f is offered in suppository or oint- i merit form called Preparation I H* Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation H sup positories or Preparation H ointment with special appli cator. Preparation H is sold at all drug counters. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. •Rpr. IT. 9. Put. Off, Livingstone Administers Exams SALISBURY—The National Tea cher Examination will be held on Saturday, February 7, at 8:30 a. m. Livingstone College, Salisbury. Registration officially closes on January Pth, but application and fees wil be accepted until Janu ary 23 upon payment of a late fee. College seniors preparing to teach, and teachers applying for positions in school systems which encourage or require applicants to submit their score on the National , Teacher Examination arc encaur- I aged to take this test, i To secure application and bulle , tin of information relative to fee-, i I areas covered in test, reports of . scores and sample test questions, • contact Mis* Blanch" Jordan, Di rector, Guidance and Personae!, Livingstone College, Salisbury. Dedicate A Tree To Dr. Daniel PETERSBURG One of 256 trees planted in a major land con servation program at the Thor Re search Center for Better Farm Liv ing near Marengo, 111., has been dedicated to Dr. Robert P. Daniel, president of Virginia State College. Petersburg, Virginia William G. Stratton, governor of Illinois, spaded ground for plant ing the first tree, during ceremon ies ir:. which trees were dedicated jto Stratton. President Dwight D. i Eisenhower. Secretary of Agricul ture Ezra Taft Benson, and govern ors and U. S. senators of all stoles. Trees also arc' being dedicated to other leading figures who have made outstanding contributions to I American agricultural progress, it was announced by Neil C. Hurley, Jr., who founded the nationally known non-profit Thor research farm two years ago. ‘‘Because the Thor research farm is devoted to the further ance of American agriculture In its study of w ays the farmer can Improve his methods, his facilities, and his huid 4 we felt it only proper that persons who have contributed to the growth of agriculture should be recog nized by the Center,” Hurley sab! in making the dedications, i “One way is to dedicate these j newly-planted trees and to com j memorate the dedication with a i plaque in front of each tree, till ing future generations of the part played by the honored individu als.” Planting of the 236 trees is the closing phase of a conservation de velopment program which resulted in earlier construction of an 8.2 acre artificial lake at the research farm. Lake construction, to provide a reservoir for fire-protection, ir iga.tion, and livestock purposes, even for drinking water if necess ary, hoped determine the- best, pro cedures for farmers requiring simi lar water conservation. The trees provide soil-conserving landscaping for areas surrounding the huge artificial body of water. Licenses Are Granted For Fund-Raising During the month of December < licenses were granted by the State I Board of Public Welfare to eleven ! organizations to conduct fund-rais i ing campaigns through public soii ! citations for the support of their I lirugraras, it was announced by Dr | Ellen Winston, commissioner. Ten >t the licenses were granted j to organizations which have hfdri j licenses for previous solicitation | periods. These organizations are. : American Bible Society; American I Cancer Society: American Friends I Service Committee; American Lcp | rosy Missions; Children's Asthma | Research Institute and Hospital; ! Disabled American Veterans. De partment of North Carolina; Modi cal Foundation of North Caroline; National Kidney Disease Founda tion (formerly National Nephrosis Foundation): Near East Founda tion: and Southern Humanities Conference. One of the organizations. 1 Starr I Commonwealth for Boys, was li i censed for the first time to solicit | in North Carolina, i The amount which the eleven or j ganizattons will seek from th* ! public in North Carolina during j the year will be in excess of $526.- 522. Graphic Arts Exhibit Set At St. Aug. An exhibition of Graphic Arts on display in the Cheshire Lounge at St. Augustine's College began Sat urday morning, January 10 and continues through January 18. This exhibit is being circulated by the College Art Service of Washington, D. C. James V. Herring Professor of [ Art has announced that some of ! ! the exhibits are: New Orleans' Street, Dawn of Life, The Mother, i Yc Shall Inherit the F.arth. and j Priva'e Papers. The public is in- I vited. VALEDICTORIANS AND RESOLUTIONS The above three valedictorians In this year’s freshmen class make some scholarly re solutions to include celebration for the New Year. Left to rig lit—Miss Rose Stoner, Spencer; William Belle, Concord; Dorothy Aldrich, • Salisbury. ; Wealthy Medic Leaves $500,000 j | Estate To V/hite Friend In Pa. I TlTWOnf-p.-’- : ‘ - : I . I j., V .A— u*ni -• t \ . j wealthy Negro physician who died here Dec. HI Jeff hi.-: estate, esti mated at $509,000 to a white friend, according to hi* will which was probated in the Register of Wills office recently. H- was Dr. Janus E. Brown, who , was the first Negro physician to , specialize in urology in the Pitts- j burgh area, left his estate to John i W. Conlon of 500 Mt. Royal Blvd., j Shalor Township. Details of Cite will wore not im- ] mediately learned and litte is I known about the friendship that existed between the two men. j , However. Cordon. 60, said he had , j known Dr Brown since IS 14. I First Negro Police Capt. \ Dies In 111. ‘ CHICAGO i A NP) A 'heart j : attack, felled this city's first Ne- j ■tro police captain last Thursday. \ Hr- was John Scott, a 78-year-oid j retired officer who headed the old Stanton Ave. station JOINED FORCE IN 1607 A native of Waco, Texas, Scott j . was appointed to the force April | | 19, 1907 In 1919 he made sergeant: 1 lieutenant in 1927 and captain in j 1940. A member of St Anselm's Ro ] man Catholic Church. Capt. Scott I was active in Catholic circles. He I was also » member of the St. Jude j Police League*. He is survived by his widow, j Lctitia: two brothers, Robert and Oscar Scott of Waco, a sister, Mrs. Emma Began of Palestine. Texas, and a number of nieces and nep hews, 6 Georgians Appointed To Rights Group WASHINGTON. D C L. D. - ! Milton, Atlanta businessman, and j : Dr. F. D, Punderburg, Montieello I l physician, were among the six ! Georgians appointed by the Com- I mission on Civil Rights to its j Georgia Advisory Committee last I week. The appointments were an-j 1 nounced by Commission Chairman j John A. Hannah, president of j Michigan Slate Uniwsity. A seven- j Ih member will be named later, he j said Mr. Milton is president of the Citizens Trust Company of Atlanta, co-owner of the Yates and Milton chain of drug stores, treasurer of Southeast ern Fidelity Fire Insurance Company, and a director of the j Afro - American Insurance j < ompany, Jacksonville. Forida. Mr. Mfltonis also a director of the Southern Regional Council, and chairman of the board of trustees of Howard University. At the organizational meeting of the committee he was elected temper- j ary secretary. Dr. Funderburg is engaged in ! •he genera! nraetice of medicine in i '’ontirello. He is a member of the j Georgia Council on Human Rela- | lions. Other members of the Georgia i Commit toe are Sylvan McNamara ! I of the St. John the Baptist Roman I j Gntholi - Church. Savannah; Mrs. j j U. B. Trimble Atlanta, wife of the j retired dean of Emory University | j School of Theology, and Howard I l See, Atlanta retired vice president j j of Arm co Drainage and Metal Pro- j I ducts Co i He said tiie friendship started i when as a taxi driver in 1914, he j look an injured person to Dr. 1 k'own. And he admitted: “It was 'cause he was the only doctor • bo was available at that time in i arlv morning.” Nevertheless, Conlon, who j now builds steel plants and is pr .-nmably already well off, ‘•aid he took more patients to Dr. Brown’s ofiiee, and that he and She medio enjoyed many enjoyable hoars together at | ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WIRING j W Yon Have An Electrical Problem Call Us For Prompt Service ; WIMBERLEY ELECTRIC CO. 1321 Battery Drive Dial TEmple 2-202 1 ' / ii iiii.wjiuaiw.w an liarwmiaunmiiniaiirnnm ntnii wniifomnnmrnm ~ nm-i —nrr - u " i • *• ** /• . • ; : BftjsaiOWSP^l^ The Bargain Event Cf The Yearl BEGINS THURSDAY 9 A. M. Merchandise From Ail Over The Store-Priced Ridiculously Low! 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Subject: “Africa, The Land of Decision,” afterwhich questions and answers will follow. Tuesday night January 20 is in tra-church service night, present ing the choirs of the Congregation - al, and First Baptist Churches. On Thursday night, January 22, tha Rev. J. A. Hunter, pastor of the Lincolnville Circuit, and his congregation will hive charge. Tills will be prayer and praise .ser vice, sponsored by the Stewards and Stewardesses. Friday, January 23, is fellowship and awards night. This service is sponsored by the Sunday School, On January 25 at the Sunday morning worship service, Dr Sherman L. Greene, Jr., sec re tary of the General Board of Education ami Dirertor of the division of Educational Institu tions of the A.AI.E. Church, will he the speaker. At 7:00 p. m. Saint Augustine's College choir will hr- presented in concert under the direction of Mr. J. C. Moore and Mr Thomas Thor j uoniou’e home ant! trsv.-Hnjf I thronghoal Pennsylvania and I neighboring states, j “I hater! to see him go," said | Cordon. “I lost a wonderful friend.'’ i When Dr. Brown was mine. Cordon was hurriedly summoned to the hospital. He received Hv ; cail at 10:15 p. m. and dot. to the ! hospital at 10:18, but his friend was already dead. A sister of Dr. Brown, also j wealthy, died and left everything ; to charity. , nc-ly, organist, , You cannot afford to miss these sessions, so come and spend a week of rededication to Christian prin ciples with the Board of Christian Education of Saint Paul AM E. Church, corner of Harrington and Edonton Streets. DRIY SAFELY i serving COCA-COLA says you dc things ceoo TASTE ANO 0003 TIMES GO TOGETHER! Let world-famous Coca-Cola add its distinctive sparkle to your entertaining! No other rlrink is so welcome ... so asked-for ... as Coca-Cola! Always serve ~ . always enjoy Coca-Cola—sign of good taste! 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