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tut CAAOLINA TrttlS SATtlRDAY. OCT. tttfc,. IfN
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WHITE PASTOR SPEAKS AGAINST1W0BS
Raps Principles
Used By Killers
Of La. Youth
RUSTON, La., Oct. 25, (ANP>
—The lynch! n|f her# last Thurs*
day of u. C. Williami, accused
of murder and criminal Rwault,
calUd forth Sunday In oii» of
th» city’a principal ptilpits ihc
prophetic voicp of a lea.linH*
whit» minl»Ur, (i>nouneing tht;
lynching and calling Upuii iiis
eongregfttion to* do oil in thoii'
power toward the apprehcuHon
and conviction of membei* of
the mob.
The speaker waa Dr. W. ,K B.
Lockrtdge,' pa»tor of the
Baptist church of Jiust'on. At
tha Sunday morninif service D*’.
Loekrldge read to his congrpga
tion the following statement; '
"Our community‘has sufftvnd
a disgrace in the eyes of ct^Iiz
ed people all over the world, and
believing it to be the proviaco (£
the pulpit to denounce wiJSnjf as
well ai commend f%ht, I wmh t..
place myself on record a» bfting |,. u ^ .
^ d«lly enticement could not h»ve
unalterably opposed to the pm i, . . , .. , . ,,,
. T, / I i«iled to poison his mind. W
cedure of the mob near uuston, I ^ ^ .
I cannot condemn too strongly
Thursday la*t. The citizens who i •. j ,
- ^ ^ ^ 1 practices of this kind, and ask
made an eifort to assist our . i. j .
_ ... I that »ome efiort be made to keep
ofncers are to be commond‘s*4. I .... . . . . - i
, . ^ j. . I t«e highways and roads of this
wi»h to commend the ^ n.-
, , , ... I parish free^^om this pract;c».
Judge for calung a grand jury to
lnv«|tig«tft the ease and ^
upon my congregation to T'n«lpr
•very ftfatstance potsibli* n tho
apprehensioT and convictii> \ of
the lesdirs of thli mob.
“The only marV of a civitizpfl
community lies in it* ability ''i
control its pai«ion«, and mindri
h a mas* is no less murdor tL«n
that rommftti^ by Wfr imHrrttmrt
Th# victihi of this mob may hnvo
been, and possibly was, guilty
of A heinous crime, but his r m
feiwfon wan wrunV from bin, by
torturo which cduld hare been
Inflicted only^ In the wHdent frenzy
or as the product of anothc”
criminal mind,"
**The crimes which culminated
in the mobbing wer^ the result of
another prak;tice condemned by'
good «ocie|jiE> everywhere. The
victim of the mob was reaied in
sight of a notorious rendezvous
for lustful practices and thio i
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full namt, birtbdatt, and corr»c# addrtst tt> ypur Htteh r«t §
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return mail FREE ADVICE oa (J) Questions.
Send all letters to: ABBE WALLACE, care of THE CARO
LINA TIMES. 117 Peabody Street, D«h*i. N. «aroHna.
W. F.—? am working new
but I am planning on goini{ to
another pl^nt next ponth ind I
want to know will it be th,* best
thing for me?
^ Ans:---M^ke some inqaiileji
about this other job but hoUi pn
to tlie one you h»ve. ,If you are
offered a better price for'^our
services and ^he work appeah to
you ipore, thcil make the ciiAnge.'
L. E'. W.—WHl 1 aver marry
a good working man and ii bo
when?
Al»«:—A marriage i« noi in
dicated in the near future. IX
You will take your time and not
rush into- marriage, you \dll
make a wise ehotce. CUo
you a good' Christian husband
and only associate with lb»
particular type you like.
T. M. H.—Thare was a young
man who seemed very interested
in «ft« until I said yes, to h 1 s
question, I^ow he h«s failed to
keep two promises and I wis 1 to
know what to do for I only said
yes, because he aske^ if l .vou’d
he. h'** girl friend.
An«:—Well, young£#er ^ th.&
i5nly means one probteBj that vttlt
arise in your Jife. *• ^hy ivjri'jr
about love, at this eariy date just
be nice and congenial with yo|)i'
lit^e--friend and he will like yog
all right.
M. A. V.—am troubled .irasy
with my huaband. I |eeT Chat hy
is g3ing with another ' woman
and I want to know wbat to do?
Ans;—Keep your eyes open aii4
when you have positive prdol of
your suspicions take your hand^
off the whole afIa1r.~Tn tbe wean
lime, warn the gentleman 'if his
conduct and irt him know tnat
you won’t tol«r*te it very long.
D. A. W.—Please tell me if
it is best for me to go to Chicag|»
to my sister, or boarding schools
Ans;—School is the p|(ici» lor;
I you voung lady. 6«t Jvut M
I much training at you can and
j you won’t ever h«v»> to worry,
seriously about your fu.
ture. Vour sister would ha
: proud to have you but It wuujp
; only be a matter ai time until
' you would regret giving up g
; to school.
i A. M.—I have in mind to
I open up a small business place
and want to know if I shi«ld
carry out these plans or not?
Ans:—It’.s a favorable location
you have chosen nnd ytfu shaulff
he abl«‘ to put youu little business
over wilhout any difficulty at
all. It hard work, long
hour^, 'iiiil a Htiff chin to put
any b ';i(ies‘,i over ^ o u hnvt'
what tt takes to do thfs.
J. P.—Should I leave my home
where l »iow reside, and how
•oon should I leave t#wnl_^. |
Aju:—>A change of cltias won’t)
help you o«t to any great extent. |
Iltmsln where you ura and try
to enter into a good oayin '
busTrie^. You
advantages necessary to mAke
a success right where yoii 9is',
the rest Is left up to you.
*«*«*«* »
L. M. F-r-My husband and |
are vary discouraged. He
W0tks har^ all d||y long h'li
salary ii so small wo can hard;y
Uv#, TfJl us what to do?
Ans:—ftTac# up nnd evpry
weak of th« world he
make application for a new job.
H he eontiiwes to try Mrd, it
won’^^ very long until he finds
something better and is abte^ to
give up the place that he now
has. Keep him cheered up and
in good spirits. '
Dr. Re Nathanial Dett
Triumhps In Musical
World On Recent Tour
’8 Giiin
local Stores
In today’s issue of the Caralina
Time# app%an * Wrffeley cHtw
ing gum advertisement conto'n •
ing nam^s of the retail ;4oie-
keepers in Durham who have a
large display of Wrigley’s Chew
ing Gum oij their counters.
This advertisement estabji.she?
a Tecord for the largest i^uiy^boi
of retail outlets'" appearing ' ip
ong sdvertisen^ent jn thif,
paper, 44 local storekeeppff
nao^es are signed tq t^e ^dverr
tisement.
•Each of the deni rs has a lar|*$
display of Wrig’ev’s Qum con-
vehieijtjy placed on his coun
ter. ' The C»rollTia cTlmes was
chosen because of its thorough
coverage of this market. It it
expected that this ciimpaign will
be repeated, /
•• ^ ~ ^ ■/ "•
No wond¥r Hitler goes to
such pains'**^ praise Mus;j0liiu.
When a folI?r^nly has o » a
friefxt left, has to hang onto
him, , -.i
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DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
C. C. SPAUUNNG, PRfiSlSkfiNT
DURHAM DISTRICT OFFICE— «0» FAYETTEVILLE
ST.
W. L. COOK, DISTRICT MANAGER
■•NO HOME IS COMPLiETE WITHOUT NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL POUCIES" ^
mmmmmm iiwuw mmm mai wnaw
recuntly "cnali'rii
triumphs in' .h»
HB. M. NATHANIEI. IHSTi;
Director of Musio
Bennett College.
' Dr. Dett has
gp” thret- big
«nusical_Hfii|M; ^ -t.
A suceesjtfal MiJw«stt>rti
1 with tha Choir,
numbtring- over thirty young
I women, who sang Q times In tht
City (jf Ipdianapttli^: one.* -st
U*i4+a«w yn#rrrstty, Creencpstl,-,
' Itidi^iiu, nnd at the Calva'.\ M.
K. Church, Cincinnati, Ohi"!.
Kufh time the group appeared
before capacity hou.ses which*
were enthusiastic of their ,vork.
The world premiere of “Amei-i
cun Sam{.lert' over the natMiij
wide hook up of f’BS. This
symphon^e work wrh espeeiacly
coinmi.-isioned by the Colunibl.i
Broartfastin,? System, and wa..
played bv ^he (’olumbia Oicht'M
tra under th« direction tif
Howard Barlow. iLlased on early ’
American history, the production
will no doubt live as one if the
grent workjf £jf AmeTifaii gon'.
of i»»r dayi
The presentation of “ F h e
ordering of Moses” by tht
Annual _Worchoster Music I'esti-
v«l a*, ita openinji progriunl IL
will be remeniibered that "The
Ordering of Moses” had ilr
premiers at the*Cincinnati MuhIc
Festival* in the Spring .of 1U37.
Albert •Stoci'sel conduced the
production in Worcester.
ALPHA OECTA ZCTA
CHAPTER OF 2ETA PHI
BETA ORGANIZED
JACKSU.N, Oct. titV.
[ (AitPi—Eiifht membafa wt-'
initiatt ti into the Z«ta Pbi B-
Mtrority, Hatkifday, formir^ the
-it up by the >uth«ii!n regional
dir?ft .f, ?oror LullalU W; H&r
'ijn who unra . elB{j the m> • •*''5
nftd stplainf I thn hijtor . . tn -
-iionty. ^
Aft*r ific. ceiemjny, ths
fulluWirig i.rtii -I- iln t,4
*7Trrr Jtirtly 1 jun^
lit Anti Ba-iileus, Surn J,>nnie
O, Johnaun; Urammatt,; . dorj
Mable .4. Rj;.‘ni»n t'. ' Uan,
Soror E*tell«* G. . fsmi
iuuchus, Soro Bit’dt#- F f. ivt:,
jprvetn, K .;n -fi J
Pariiomfntariftu, yur*! ( i F
Clark; ('U:Jt(»dian, SoroT , •
M. .4U*xundt*r.
UNKINKINC HAW iS
RCAUTY TRCATMCNtS.
says TOLEDO JUDGE
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namb.-r of ;, -y'’
in them gre»:
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when' JuJg^ S :
••Jiii-t rulaU
■urli 4«t of kiitk, hai:- i«
-aaty t?«atm«iit.
ion wa; ii. id?
caie Tnvofvuig
Harvay, ai-i?««ted
charte- of operating a
jsrior Without a Iicefc;i*
,Stat :.f C imetaologj
pitiferieit char.i ^.
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SMOKERS FIND CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
ARE SOOTHING TO THE NERVES^! ,
Enj oi| WRIG LEYS Gu m
Healthfuli Refreshinq, Deiiciotis
We 5erve our cuifomers
be5+ by diVplayinq _
the items they prefer ,
Chewing POUBLl Mint Gum
makes your mouth feel so
tresh and clean
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BU.MPASS GRO., 2208 Fayetteville ,
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CITY LIMIT GROC., Fayetteville Rd
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