s
ia
Restwed By CC.C.
-•o®-
I'hoto iliowB cajrtAon
ed to whit* Ca^tb«Iie !MP«ra tiy
tk« Nati«aal Cathidic N«w» 9*r*
rk*, which appasrad (a kii«
‘^f ehly TaU«t raeantly. The
piatnrad U raproducad hara by
•paeial pari%is«toa, Fathar Fraf-
eia, writiac tha Ifljaatl of th^^yrS-
(iaal pictara, aatitlod *'A^ lia*
Bffiai^ yUlt,’* Mid ia parti
,'Thara i« ona Tary Imporlaal
thiag that Jaaui taaght whaa Ha
was hara oa oarth. Ha aaid tlk»t
wa ara all childraa of our haa
raaly Fathar. That mMumt that
wa all baloag to oaa liMrga family
Ha U Jacat. oar Brothar. Evory
oaa aUa in tha wo^d la alao oar
hrothar or aiatar . • If tha Boy
Jasa* aama I* »|^lt tha Uaitad
Statas Ha w*al4 taraly caM oa
Hb Httlo Hi»fro friaada . . . You
caa aiaka mp t’ ato>y to ,go with
tho pictar^ Wh«t ara thay talk
ing aboat? What ara tha y««na-
•tan' ^aama*? 3oa how f wall yoa
can color tho«^UlU
(Cal^Ia Sorrico)-
FROM OUR READERS—r ;
Coatlnnad from paga four
Christmag Day. H»e few still
waste while the multitude ne^d.
■Shop early ia the Christmns
s^osan. But for whom? Everv
penny spent for grifta during
this gperiod of un.precedented hu
man suffering should Itf spept to
mitigate this sufferingi which, if
it doea not exist on your favored
sti'eet, canmost assuredly be
found right around ttie corner.
You might have given to tha
Community Fund, but that does
not matter. Men, women, nm’
children are cold, hungry, un-
yourself on any street comer
where the crowds go by and
verify this fact. This is lio timo
for luxurie4| and useless preaents
to those w^io have. Business
will not suffer, if those who have
money, spend it this year buy
ing ctethea, fuel, food and shel
ter for the destitute instead .'/t
fot trinkets with which to ex
change needless gifts.
' Calvary. ipeaks louder this
Christmas than do^ea OBethlehem.
;—Ii-ynii forget to remomber,
you will proibably f|tuml)le over.
clad and shelterless. Station
LAST WEEKS TWO BEST
EDITORIAL—
Coathiaad form paga fo«r
are spineless and have no pro
gram on purpose except to faath-
et their neats and pose as leaders
the Job for which they ar® most
unfit.
Tljanlcs for your editorial.
I hope you a Merry Christmas
and ii-=fh»fipy JNew Year so you
may continue to di^ out the
truth and nothing but the truth
in 1938.
J. H. R. Cleaves
^ *07 E. 7th St.
Wiaatoa Saloaii,. N. C.
on your way to church on Christ
mas- Day, some forlorn man or
woman, stima hungry, bi^foot
child, or perhaps over the poor
txelong}ingf( o f some evicted
faniily, shoved out into the cold
at the behest of some modern
Dives. _
All of this is ipossible if you
forget to remember.
-^ICHMONP i*LANET
Colored anrpllees of Civilian
Constrvation Corps ^amp MP-3
located to ■ Shiloh Natlbnal Mili-'
tary Park, Tennesaee, have be
gun the restoration of Bloody
Pond, so named its waters were
dyed crim on with the blood of
wounded and dying men who
crawlad to H to alake their thi»t
during the ficrce fighting of
April 6 and 7, 1€62, the gi>ate8t
fought uip to thaf ' tim* in .be
Chvil War.
Tfee sod, wfilcTrtiir jfTOWti irv^
tht- area, has been remt^vcd and
teat holes dug to deteimin * the
limit* of the limits of the origf-
Hal pond. It 1m believed that^ this
will easily be determined since
it has been discovered that a
white clay formation existed at
the bottom of the pond.
The park, wkicb! was establish
ed in 1894, ir sightly more than
five and a half square miles' in
extent With the historic high- ^ Confederate
way. 17 mile, long, ccnnectms ^rs, nearly 11,000. Manj of
ttte Coufederata soldiers are
burled on the field.
Following the fall of Fort-*
Henry and Donelaon, the Con
federates formed a new lint* oi
defense from Memphis along th«!
railtotkd to Chattanooga, and con
centrated about 44,000 troopH at
Corinth. Meanwhile G«nt*rAi
Graiit had mored up the Ten
nessee River in an attempt to
break the line and had taken rp
r position at Pittaburg Landing
with iin army of some 4f0,000
On Sunday, Ap>?n 8i fJRb
after daybreak, tha Confederate
line struck the outlying Federal
camps and the straggle r^red un
til evening in the woodlandn,
small fanff*^ itfieirings, and swam
py ravines of the regrion. Durinof
the nfght. Federal reenforce-
ments arrived and on, the |«ven-
th, they forced the Confederates
to retire to ' Corinth. ‘ Feileral;
lo'Bes were 11»047 killed, wound-
ttoloiad veteranfc ia re^rbif the
area to an afftfoximation of Ha
wartime apjpoamace.
Camp MP3 ha4 >b«en locatcU
on this Bite in Shiloh National
Mili'ary Park for the paat two
yt'HiB. Their nnmberx ha«« ro-
Ckntly been aagmented by
Iransfur of a numiier of
rotlpi’3 from Corinth, Miss.,
away, on the closing
t^at camp.'
IRELAND RECOGNIZES
ITALV’S CONQUEST
OF ETHIOPIA
it with Corinth, Mississippi, it
constitutes an area which 'wa^
vitally iinn?ortant in the military
operation!' in the W^.
This CCC Camp, made up of
(4^1
GREETINGS ‘
the
•>n-
20
of
pi* bF Italy*
At lai^ Th—day^s meetinc of Italy aa King,
0*>1 peror
t«ni of the Jrih Free Sui* wW tVe#l^!! d« Valen. srfrf it-ww^|»ew jht
that the new Irish Minister to neceaaAry tKit if a Mint^
df Aby*#*jto.'
DUBLIN, Ireland, Dec. 22 —
(ANP)—F^lluwinv. the decision
decision the Irish Free State
to apipoint a Minister to Rome,
latlv. in return for that^untr]^
aippointment last .year of a mini
ster to Dublin, it was - learned
the Dail Eireahn (Irish Legisla
ture) had given de'facto recogr
nition of the conquest of Ethii)-
P.4YS $l()(l MOiVTntV
FOIIOSE CFll'A m
Childrea bqI Bhaafloiary Now
Iniurad at no Additional Cost.
An Eatiraly Naw Faatara
Offarad by no Othar
Conpaay
lerry
a
Christmas
4ND
A Happj lew year
AND
«MT ■ * - • ^
I Cood Cheer Throughout
The Year 1937
BALDWIN’S
Dur^atn, N. C.—^An accident
I insurance roUcy insuring thre*
Ipecple; the principal, the ban*-
: ficiary and one child now offered
by khe Soutljem Fidelity Mutual
is in immediate benefit from date
of premium payment Weekl)
benefits are from $10.00 to $26.
®0. Death benefits from $250.00
yg'^to $1600.C0, and the cost is only
S one cent per day or $3.68 pei
^ J You must see thki policy at our
W. exoense. Read it, and under:stand
I exactly what it covers, then if you
a.'e satisfied, send $3.65 to put
« it in force for i year. Each year
^ I all benefits increase 1© per cent
until the policy has a value of 60
^ per cent more at no additional
f -
j Women and men are accepted.
No medical exaaiination, no red-
, t&pe; Send nc money with appli-
■ cation. Jutf^^writs'your name, age
address, beneficiary’a nama and
relationship and mail to the
Southern Fidelity Mutual Insur-
ranee Company, Duj*am, Notih
Carolina, for free policy inspec-
■ion.
fAdvt.
Progressive Stores, lac.
DURMAI*-—is H Gr*t*on St. — 7i2 Fayattavilk St.—!0« S. Catkf'M A*«
7«0 *th St.
DURHAM—i«8 K.
1013 Ch«#al Hill St
Fayattavill* St- —10#
Boefceeo St, 714
S. Catkr'ia A
North Moag«M
St.
•4fOiTH CJUtOLliNA STORES FOB BOilTH CAROLINA FEOTLE”
A MERRY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
EXTRA SPiaAlS FOR
Chrfstmas
BECINNlI^ MONbi^T; DECl SWi
C-
Aad Raaaiag All Waah—Shop Early
COLD MEDAL
MILK
3 Talf C«Bi !»■
CAF^ *t
3 lalT' caNa • — —22c
6 aauiU can .
JELLO
All Flarrr*, Phg.
5c
HOT BREAKFAST COFFEE, po«nd — I7e
EGGS
CMaranlead, Dox.
FEAWUT BUTTER, poaad >ar 1»*
SUPERFINE MIDGET PEAS, No. 2 caa 19c SUPERFINE sWa^ PEAS. No. 2 ea. ISc
CANDY
Cocoaaut^^Bonlaan* pound 19c
■■ *
Stick Candy, 2 pound box 23c
Mixad Candy, ponad 10c
ffUTS
Largo CaH#. Waiaata,
Braaii Mata, poaad
Calif. Alaioaila, poaad
Cocoanats, each
27c
6«
Progrosain ^
SALAD DRESSilKI
Half/^Bt Jar lOe
Pint Jar
J Qaart Jar 27a
Ctieese
CRAPEJUICE, Jj^ot bottle
Whitehoiuse
APPLE SAUCE, 2 No. 2 cant
Red Sour Pitted CHERRIES, No., 2 caa
CRANBERRY SAUCE. 17 oz. can
iSe
DELMONTE PEACHES, Larga cai
PINEAPPLE, SLICED. n>. 2 can
19e
I9e
ARGO PEARS, No. 2 can
ISc
Mayfield ’*
CRUSHED CORN, . 3 Ne. Hr e»n.
FRUITS
We hare bcA Qaaiity frait at Icwest price* ia years. Erory
4>ody can hare a tupp'y of fra't this Xaha*. Get years now!
APPLES
Nice Large Yothi, 10 ib*. 21c
Nice Large
York*, bethel baiket 90c
Lanje Fancy
Staymani, bmhel basket $1.50
Winesaps, -bushel basket $1.25
B!a^k Twigs, bu. basket $1.25
I)fBlicous, bushel basket $IuSO
Wash. ^
State Delicious, box $2.00
Grimes Go!den, dosen 6c
Winesaps, dozen lf)c to 15c
CITRUS FRUITS
OTHER FRUITS A
VEGETABLES
Ormnfei, dozen 12 l-2c to 2*^
Cotden YeHew
Or>n(«, box 92.50
Bjinaaas, 4 H|>. '
19c
Oran(**, half box bag $1*25
Eaperor Grape*, 2 lb>.
15c
Crai^berrie*, pound
15c
TmBgerincw, large, dozen
Calif. Fancy
to 19e
Celery, 1 v gm. stalk
9c
Tanreriac*, box fl.SO
Lettuce, 2 hard bazds
T5c
' - *
Cal f. Carrots, 2 bunches
I5c
Crapefmit, nice (ize, 6 for 25c
No. 1
Grapefrail, per box $f,.SO
1 White Potatoes, ^10 Ibe.
t»:
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
TRUSTEE SALE OP LAND
yNDER AND BY VXRTUB of
the power conferred upon the
Trustee in a deed of trust dated
November 22nd, 192S, and exe
cuted (by Dred McMillan and
wife, Lula McMillan, ahd duly
relord^ in tils'Office ®f Ui*
%gister of Deeds for Durham
County in iEtook of Mortgjmes
171, at page 4?8;'default Iwiving
been made in the . payment af
the same, the undersigned TroiV
tee will offer for sale at public
a^tiMi the: highest biddaivat
the Cotethoule' do«r in Durham,
N.'C., on
SATURDAY,- JANUARY"* Btli.
1Q39 at 12 e’elock,
the foUewing ieserlbad laad, to-
wl%^
LYING AND BEING on thb
East side of Cumbs'land Street. |
iLIDGINNING at a point en the
East tide of Cumbsrlahd Street,
50 feet North from the ci>nter of
tha Norfo& and Wastam - Rail
way tract; ruaaing .thenci} with
the East side ef Cumberiaad
Street, North 78.4 feet ta .m
iron .stiike which is the .,,j»^th-
we:«tern comer of Lot Nt>r-*^2;
ruasing thence East 121 f4et t-
loBg the Southern baundary Una
of Let No. 112, tojin iron 4tak«;
thence in a seuthweatamly diree-
tiop along the lina «f the Nor
folk and -Wifeism RailWiay light-
•way 1&5.6’ le an iron stake, ibe-
ing tha #aint of Mginsing. Said
lot havi^ a frsntage eft the
East aide of Ciimbwland Street
of 78.4 feet, with a ff 125
feet. _ _ ■
thirteen o#^ Ian#: fcnu wii- itit~
wood Park*' as par sarvey and
plat of th* same, now On fiJe ia
tha Office of the Ritgiatap *f
Deeds of ©urham County in plat
Book 3, page 16.
—^TTRS',SALB will remain op»n
recalva
bida as i^aqHived by
THIS PROPERTY ia a»id at
the requeat of the holder of said
note.
Dated this 7th day of ^>ecem-
her, 19«7,
R. L. McDOUOAJUD^
Tffmtoo
it HUGH TaOKF%>^,
AHornejr.
Are CTratcful
^erveiff
You This Year.
We Wish You The
Merriest
And
^ » *1
C
n
PAGE SALAD
Af
DRESSING Pint J.r 17c
CRANBERRY ;
SAUCE oHry 2" 25c
A. A P FANCY TINY
PEAS 2 t C.U 35c
. & P FANCY
PUMPKIN 3 ^ ^ 25c
* ‘ 1
Juicy Florida
ORANGES
• r- • . •
V^-Box Bag J
R. K. Rand
JwdO Faric€T
RUIT CAKE
TANGERINES
NUTS
CANDY
^ A P Soft Twwt
BREAD
iiaf &€
Almonds, Ib. . .29c
Pecans, lb. . .T^... 19c
Mixed, lb 15c
Wnlnots, lb 19c
Brjiails, lb 1®c
Cream Drops, lb
Gum Drops, 2 lbs
Ikm Bons, Ih.
Stick Candy, 2
Mixed Candy,
AS BEEN FOR FIFTY ODD YEARS AMERICA'S FAVOf ITE
DRINK
Dal Monte
COMPLETE RELAXATION
SIX BOTTLES IN CONVENIENT PACKAG|?^K "f
Layar FlgB, Ib^ 18c
Clientkt, M'lb. ......18c
Piteeaiple. Mi-lb. .i...l2«
Curranta, 2 p^^.....a6«
Mine* Mesi»
Coeotiuits.
t-GfOMe
C^^fIfc* •••*.
WINE SAP APPLES DOZ
OR CALL YOUR CSroCER FOR ACRAT£ QF 24 S
DELICIOUS APPLES
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS
for 25c
GRAPEFRUIT
ORANGES
n Baa —
Cola Bottling
rham
for 13«
AND MILTON AVE.
RAND» PROP
MAIN ST.
DURHAit N. C.