TMI CAItOUNA Tints SATURDAY AUCUST SI. 1M7
GRADUATE SINGS
>N MAJOR BOWES* HOUR
Gibba, Lyrle Soprano,
« to New York »!! Chieaoo
‘QKm oa AmaUur Hour and
In 1937 Musical FentiTal
—Juanita Gibbs,
aoprano, w^o was ^akiatpd
Knoxville Colletje last June,
the city last niffht in a draw-
>ng-room bound for . Ka#- York
wrere «he will aln* on Major
Bowes’ Amateur jHoor Tharsdajr
night, Augruit 19... Whila she is
away, Miss Gibbs will also go to
Chicago to sing in the 1987 €hl-
cagoland Music Festival.
The trip to Kew York and the
opportunity to sing on the funont
Major Bowes Hour was made
possible through the 'City Manag*
er of Knoxville, George Oemster,
and the Yn»g Man'a Danoeratie
Club of the city, fo the nridft of
all his civic and ptlitidi afrmira,
Mansiger Dempster, mlong with the
help of Boderick D. Bushbee,
President of tike Young Men’s
Democratic Club, arranged the
tr^ for MiM
Misa Gibfai, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cartis Gibbs of 118 Kyle
street, Knoxville, it called by
many "Knoxville’s Little Song-
Fitzpatrick as her instructor.
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TO OUR COLORED
FARMER FRIENDS
FOR TOBACCO
Mr. Farmer Come 7o \^^hiteviJle
MANY FARMERS BRUIGlNa
TOBACCO TO WHITEVILLE
MARKET WMERE PRICES
ARE HIGHZR
Season Is Here
1
ONE
IF YOU WANT YOUR CAR OR TRUCK REPAIRED IN
OF THE BEST EQUIPPED GARAGES Tn THE STATE. BRING
IT TO OUR PLACE. TALK TO MR. VIRGIL MCKEEL, OUR
SHOP FOREMAN, ABOUT YOUR AUTO TROUBLES AND GE r
A BETTER IDEA JO WHAT YOU NEED^ WE ARE EQUIP
PED TO DO any'REPAIR JOB YOU NEEJ& TEN GGOD
MECHANICS ON THE JOB! - .
Buy Now And Pay In
Fail of 1938
WHITErvTffie — The ausfi-
ciot»^«fie«iing of the Whlteville
Tobacco Market^n Aujjuflit 10th
WAS the signal for the beginnin,;
of the best season of all the
many good seasons in the history
of the Whitevilie Market, Far
mers who came the first day
have returned many times with
larger loads that have sold for
the highest prices obtainable
and which have been highly satis
factory to all tobacco growers.
Operators ^of tobacco warehoua'
es in other belts who visited h*re
during .the past_ week eay that
bird”, and is known through^iut
the ^tate for her beautiful soprano
She is a graduate- «f Aus
tin H gh School where slie was a
member of the Austin A Capella
chojr. Glee Club, and Octet. The
little sopj^no continued her study
o fmusic when she came to Knox
ville College in 1&33, and spent
four years in the K. C. School of employed in
Whiteville’s price*. gf»de for
grade, lead the several m»rketa
visited this seafl|on.
Whitevilie has been patronixal
by farmer* from all of the bright
leaf areas who are bringing vast
quantities of tobacco from far
distance*. Indication are that
this Weelc8~iSre8^win be'the lltgtp--
est on record.* Due to the Mt
iafactory prices being paid for
tobacco it is advisable for far
mers to take advantage of the
opportunity,' as there is no as
surance that high prices will
continue. Since prices are high,
satisfactory, and profitasble it is
a great risk to hold back, think
ing that prices will be paid ^
later. It is reMonable to suppose
that the market price will de
cline; when is unknown. How
ever, it is not advisable to be
careless in gradirig and rush the,
golden weed to to market in
poor condition. Cure well. Grade
well, and then it will Sell Well.
Patrons of the Whitevilie mar
ket are requested not to Ikten
false reiporta regarding the
Whitevilie market. The supervi
sor advices that there is no one
any town, fillin-,?
Music with Professor Newell C., station, or elsewhere, who tell
CHAMBERLIN STUDIO HOLDS
MONTHLY RECITAL
WOMAN LEADEM
The Chamberlin Studio held
its monthly reciUl on Friday
August 6th. ^
Mias Ruth Wheeler from At-
lintft nSBortrta ftt»4 Charlea
Harris who is teaching music at
South Carolina Sta,t« College
were gu#ts of the studio. On this
occasion. Prof. Harris played
one composition for the students
and m»de a very helpful talk to
them.
The Honor Roll for Jul/ con
sists of the following ptipils; Ce-
la Davidson, Juanita E. Branch,
Cvangeline Cordice, Eleta Joan
Harris, Mayme E. Harris, Juenita
Harris.
Honorable Matntion
John Harris. IBewlah Rowland,
Mrs. Fannie Warreii.
farmers th^ the Whitevilie Mar.
ket is blocked out. With six
warehouses,, three seta of buyers,
the daily capicity ^ 2.000,0(H)
erw«Jgt* dwImptoBship betiMfcn
Henry -Armstrong and Ptter -Bar
ron. This m#tch will be rtar'-'d
Madiion Square Garden on Oct.,
20.
Dafve Almond, boxing promoter
of Detroit, closed with fiHllf Nel- ,
son, m«nai!«r of ‘“nger" Sack
Fox, foremost contender for
heayywcwgfct—h»nsiTSi
charge to meet | either Johnny
Adamic or Koscoe Totes in tb«
Flirer City late next month. Six-
to Escobar world’s bantam wei^t
champion has been signed to
r.£i*fht -for Almtfnd after he meet#
Harry Jeffra of Baltimore in Je-
fenae of his title at the Polo
grounds, on l^epteniber 23. Es
cobar's opponent will probably b«
K. O. Morgan.
pounds.
market.
Whitevilie is a big
Refrigerators One |
Third 6own,One-Thirdi
in 1938 and One-Third j
- In 1939 I
R0i?^ Radios Part i
iDown And The Balanceli
I Next Fall
Not^What We Say
Bu t
What We
at'
DR, MARY F. WARING, wi.o
retired last month as president
of the National Association of
Colored Women one of the. coun
try’s moat persistent champion*
of the rights o'f her people, has
been" honored by being mads a
member of Mrs. Vincent Astori
New York World’s Fair Commit
tee. The Fair thus recognises the
important part played by the Ne-
^ro in the bistory of America,
and plans will be made to show
his projfresa in all phases of hu
man endeavor. The Fair opera in
1939. (ANP)
Do
Lea’s
More Money
To You
SPORTS TALK
Continued from page five
“T;
Mar^ this week, brought with him
a beautiful gold belt that will be
presented to he winner of the
Farr-Louis bout. The ibelt will be
given “for kaepa” to the heavy
weight champion who successfully
defends hi^ title for three con-
swutive time. Mike Jacobs the
promoter, of the championship
g», announces that the advance
receipts for the show already to
tals $30,000. Sixty thousand dol
lars have Jjeen pqid for the ex
clusive motion picture an^’radio
paid ,
, In Los Angeles last Tnesdajs,
nigijt. Hank I^ac^kinson, whit^
Ohio heavy, stopped George Ga«l-
frey.iin 8 rounds and in Elixabeiit
N. J. Ruby Goldstien, forpier
boxins star now in the throes of
a comebaekj o«t-ipointeL Kid Bon
Qon over the six round route. A1
S.eiittle middleweight*
scoder a knockout over Alien
Matthews of St. Louis. Matthe'^T
was stopped in the ninth round.
Or'ental Drops Colored Shows
Nffw York, (INP Orien
tal Theatre, which three wedlia
ngo announced policy of featur
ing ' Colored entertainment oi»
Broadway, has dropped the idea.
The Minsky’s, former burlesque
barons, have adopte^ -musfcal
revues with^white casts;
MEDICAL LEADER
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HiHiiiia
llllBIIIHfflailiiflllIMM
fe Do Oiff Work On Tlie Flwr’
Hunter Lea, Mgr.
1*t. SALES MONDAY 23 — WEDNESDAY 2S, — FRIDAY 27
]^oad-
hooi
The- fight will be
casted over a nation-wide
up.
Jacobs also snareid another fis
tic pium wQien the New York
State Boxing Commission gave
round battle for the feath-
roun4(batlj(?, for he world’s feath-
Mf. and Mra. “Grit” DeLorms
of Atlanta, Ga. are visiting ••Mrs.
DsLorme’s sister, Mrs„ Louise
EUder on Formosa Ave.
lymniHiiwiiav
iniaiiiaiiM;ui.iBrv.;nnniBM
Miss Ruth Wheeler from
lanta., Ga. is ^the guest of
brother John^ |IVheel^er on
mosa Avenue.
At-
her
"i'or-
DR. ROSCOE C. J[}1LE:S, Chi-
c igo, outstanding physician and
surgeon and, president of the ■
National Medical Association wh^^
■jlead for greater consideratii^
of Negro health problems in the
•Association’s annual mining last
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown w^eek. Dr. Giles pointed out that
and Mr. and Mrs. Mareus Bea- c.ily through good healtlf toald
vers all from Atlanta, Ga. pass- [ the group be expected to improve
ed through* Durham enroute to its position economically and
New York York. Mrs. Brown ’ socially anf urged young men
was iformally / Miss _ Marjorv land women to think in terms of
Wheeler, sistw_of J. -H. 'Wheelir. [medical career. (ANP)
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Whitevilie Tobacco Market,
Whitevilie, N. C.
I
.Veibtlemenr-
I believe in the eld adage “to praita
'.he bridge that take* you over safely.’’
The WhkevUle warehoutemeii' are the
bridge* that took me over. I havO’-
tried other.markets and I am recom
mending j^e Whii.evi|le Tobacco Mar
ket to all'of my friend*. I am growing
sixteen acre* of tol>acco and I uni going
to cell evei-y pound of tobacco in
WliiteYille.
Your* truly,
V. D. NORRIS*
Whi'.eville lybacco Market,'
WkiteviUe, N. C.
Gentlemeiir —yy—.' ;
I take pleature in ea^jng that 1 have
(old tobacco in WhiteviUe for the pa*t
.wenty year*, and that I have compar
ed the Whitevilie Market with other*
and that I am. glad to *«y for the
Whi.eville Market, that they havii aU
way* paid the highest prices. I.
Yours truly,
LON BROWN.
a
Whitevilie Tobacco Marke., ,
Whitevilie, N. C., ' , j , \
Gsntlement
T^is I* to certify that I kavj|.>eea
Celling tobacco on. the Whi.veille To-
bacco Market for *evea year* and 1
bave alway* been ^ plea*erf with the
prices i^ceived. I have tried other
market*, but WhQ-eviUe^ is.
enough for me.
Vonrs truly.
D. C. HILBURN.
T~''
Whitevilie Tohaccoi Market, 4
\^i.;eville, n| C..
Gentlement . ^ i '
I take -pleasiTre in *ayJ(ig that I^^ave
*old my tobacco on the Whitevilie To
bacco Market for the pa*j twenty
year* and that I have alway* been
plea*ed with the price* and the excel
lent service rendered me.
In my opiaion ^^iteville i* Jhe be*t
market. In^ttae ^two Carolina*. ' ■&
Yours truly,
Whitevilie Tobacco Market,
Whitevilie, N. C.,' • -
s
Gentlement |
I take pleasure in *ayikg that 1 have
■old mV -®hacca 6n the WhiteviUe
Market for the jpa*t twei^ty-two ye)|rs
and have aUo sold tiobacco on other
marker. I find that I always receive
the top price o« the Whiterille Mar
ket.
Yours truly>
L.‘M. McLAM
Whitevilie Tobacco Rdarket,
W.hiteviUe. N. C.. TT—nr^
Gentlemen;
1 have been selling tobacco in
Whitevilie ever since I leaned how .a
grow it (about eleven year* ago 1
'-started raising tobacco). 'Other mar
kets rha^ been recoaoBieacied .to aM
'iganid' f \ried them, but went back t*
Whitevilie, where I have touad goadl
warehousemen, good, coarteous aer*
^ce and prices good MOMgh f«r
I take pleasure in reeeseeBeediae tha
Whitevilie Market to luhe faraser that
wants the highest dollar for hi* tdba«*j
Yo*rs trwly.
G. L. HINSON.
COLLIER.
6 BIG WAREHOUSES
3 SETS BUtEltS
25 Million Goal 1937
rrUNE IN WPTF RALEIGH—.1 >30 P. M. DAILY ^