ii
SiJBIB -A ^Amiw cnm
H. M. Mikhs«x, |Mmiii*bt y«u«t
b*«te«w m*» 1*^0 iMi gni^d ih$
dMtfnjr «f th« UoioQ iDSnninee
and Realty Company line* fU qtt
gBniution in 192S. The otgw-
Isatioli I9 the largeft di Its kiftd
hi th«
Radio Bars Oisis
Editors Speedi Oo
Kationai Defense
NEW YOKK A three min
ute speadh on the Mid
ate speech on the ^«geo «nd the
national defsMe By Eofr
WUkin«, editto* of the C^ISj^
mafasine, waa not pernritt^ to
be bmfkiast here September S
by radio station WMC4. Sta*im
olfkfab hastened to deny that
the speech was bedngr eemored.
They said it waa “not in hitf-
nMJny” ■with the propum^ “Har
lem E(«’enJMe,” in tiie midst of
which the talk was supposed to
have been ^Ven.
m"
¥ -
The beaatifal a«d modem home I ¥h« o3^hliili«ii Im enlctetf {satisfied with the' WMMier in
above is that of R. C, W. PeAy.Imatiy minre modern homei Injwfcieli the eeiitMi^ hinWwil
neMit^ Greeted by the Unien I Durham. Mr. Peiry has expf^M-jvrectidli «C ^
ttMuranee «Ml BeaM^ Cemvoiqr.led himsrif at being more than'
Union Insamice Aid Reakj Compagy
• J
Anong the tnaM^ ^«gro busi
ness institatioftei in ]>urhtA none
is better Icno^ Me has mads a
more «ntiabi* meord than the
Union Iniwance »rd Realty Co.
located in what ts known as the
RoyiU Knights building el. 809
FayeteviHe street.
The eompMiy under the mana-
gemenl of II. l^ichaux has
steadily giy>wn entil it employs
42 people in its various depart
ments. Mr. Mi^haqx who is a gra^
KMrMftt •» A to
hyht ^ Uto IMI gMlfciprtitoH otf«lkd mt
MeewiA-B Mte fMgnigi %t ex-
^tli« ttAiatet
fcew.hplet wt Mder tiw’Ka-
tioiij| Hifcim iMl* %)«* hiMMin)-
duate «f Coli^ and prte Smedkgr wla ^ ttoMtttW- ^ ^ lAttoaal/^
«caHy a ^tiftg btiiincBs m*tt H»oa «d SuiMiiit IMlSWnMHHit dm
generates an enthusiasm thttt jef tt^e ittMt Ifl^onA&t 16 ^
permedles the entire organisi-^t«ani«atti^.
tlon. The 42 regular employs*
do not include the part-tibw
brickma»ons and pasterers.
It was back In 19^4 that Ml*.
Michaux, after managinig succes
sfully the Merrick-McDougald-
Wilson real estate and insuraiwe
Mr. Smedi^ It a« '*611 ^ Mr.
«»d Mw. J. t. a^edlAy, iotws^
instr»etot« M T«kev«i tlMU^
te, Tuskegee,. Alabama. He was,
born oil Tuakefee etegMa ki
a building and -»enatwiiettea Mt.
roaadlitgt. h»w mittk joi thi*
fOR fii^GAlNS
‘ ROSS* CUT RATE^
® MEN’S SHOP
Men’s Ready-to-wear and _
Suits to Measure
$18.75 to $3S.€0
You Gan Always Do Better Ai Ross’
113 £. thade St
fatliers M bl!li ridea. edtt-
builders and conijraiclors, at>d his
father is also a cohtractod: and
builder. Hi« brdther k Mristmt
head b# tlte MMl^eMintte
ment of buildlagt at tiie ^ .
States Vetenutt fiupHal
Tuskegee, . ,
CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE BIGGER and BETTER
CAROLINA TIMES
Providence Pawn Shop
Durham’s Largest Pawn Shop
“Largest Loans on Anything of Value”
We carry a Ck>mplete Lin« or Wrist and
Pocket Watches
All are Standard Makes at unusually
low prices
All Suits and Overcoats greatly reduced
108 E. Main Street
eompaey, redigned and started jU true ati^ evidenced in tka
his own organization, known as;fact that Hr. Sme^Hair*#
the tticlMux companfk Id, ig^
the two ;|rganizations merged
avd started
the name of the \jni6n Insurance
and Realty Oompatby, whicli It
has continued since that time.
All in all the Union Insurance
and BeJQty Company operates
departments' of real estate and
rentals, genersil' insurance, build
ing and coiMtTuction, repair &nd
buiilding supt^ies. E&ch depdrt-
ment Is headed by highly trained
and erperienced men who are ex-
peots in their various lines.
Too mtoch cannot be said oif
the office force who is lust M
capable and eo^irteous any to
be found anywhere, "ftie office
force consist of Mr. Michaux as
manager; T. A. Lacey, eupervi-
Ror of building supplies; W. S.
Taylor, repairs; M. £. Johnson,
auditor a,nd bookkeeper; Miss Le
ona Hamilton, bookkeeper and
cashier; Miss Roberta f'air, book
keeper and insurance. M. F. Mi-
N. C. IMnl IVeiifal
He Progress tftkNcKT*
Lhuk and the Nitiai
, Kr
- •. jt^ manfii»er vi «h«
cew^HWttB and b&iiding depart*
tMfik ^ 4k9 Union Insurance an4
iltitly CiMn^ny. Smedlef'
Ite' Mi lii* muitm taio&nt ei
«ii M^Hente Mi «
to mt
ft IMiH
; :.rT-*
1^0 M4 IMkT litiCRi.
MtttAViQii m
i»ela4«^ l|or ^vMieMnwit «f
b«lw«i INKfle.
^ ^ dH«e,
IW wO wWHTPCB
t)kyM in ^ tidUed tAdM fttUl in
evei^ phase ol tifcdaefciel wc*%,
:%al Ui 41 sent
w Mm MlAACi* to m iffttt-
cii«e oip«r liw cotinlay.
HM ]yilih ^ ^ M«HMg
up ol tical KAAC^ ^oMiui^ee
te eiriv^r caMlMUijiy who will
and looking th«
ihnir ^iMMW •! htmm, t. C.
^hK ^IIW» •
«L Ka*^ lns««kel Omh.
'ittmr >aWhie to HM til^ M«a-
mKWUF wmk WiMaOWm VTlp W
(Ktfeage^ CaNitaMia, Mlo, Blhfraa-
Itift mmi «4har #estt?rti mvI north
«Hi aHils.
la his flffidi here TiAwdar and as
ttml tPtts MtkWltana
aafl taedniii^reaient. Se was
WS^nKmttBIg OVCI w^l IwrOI IBAf lOn
|S^«t die the nee is
makMg fen «th*r ettfea.
t M ma— mm II 111 ^
ismm XT. ^NnHrTii^i "UBicagrt)
«^(taa aM MiltiDt ^ragnm^.
IlMy aid entaitt in m«rt MT-
feseiA kiad at N^neaaes to
aihtf city )n the tJieled
BtaKeft. Tie Ni^tro i> tepfweirted
in pr^tieaBy etary phase of eta-
deavoi- ih Chfeago."
in OMaago I visted Md
had with Srs. Av*>T
^ tha late viee prestdeiit
itof een^iiny.
Mrt. ^ 4n^ teaghter, Mrs.
Qoff i^e iHetting along'
iNie. . I;«|w vitfted Hr. Jamea fi.
MUve^ brftAcr ti my pastor,
Wsher.»*
rKfliro StpcsitfoA at Chi-
tsBft) A «ediUibIe and its
ffonuwT«ti>hoi^ be eommended
fUr t^^B|^(iwf^ing
fr^pr Se'^ember 6 to 9 the
f>f esident motored with Mrs^
Avery and daughter from Chicago
to Milwaukee where Mr. Spaald-
fng says I went to see what made
Milwaukee famoas.” In Mihran-
Alioawoi'forthe study'of Ne- he ^sted and was the guest
held its 25th Dr. Pratiier J. G»«er, soo of
jknhi^^M^ ^ CWcsago. Mr.
^j>attM^,t*ddr«Med aasocia-
back to school agmni
sdifefttk» ol^ialik^ tin; pBo-
Htn W a0^ 4(6* ‘nvSltx aMiy
kmnbdtatej^ ti{>M ra««i{it of
letter irom J. % • ftliuiebafcer
UMta4 9taXta ComaisakNifeir of
AHENTION FARMERS
Meet Your Friends At The
Farmers Cafe
The Hc»ne of Good Food
We Serve Beers, Wines, Cpld Drinks
And Confectionaries
Our Prices Are Right And Services Best
Air Colored Boys To Serve You
The Farmers Cafe, Across The Street
■ from The Big Wiarehouse
The iitanater of flie 1hi|idinK
and Cbn4tnietiat| o| aWd. dtttdjsbater
the xtnkm tnwtMtoce and Seilty
Company attended sehool At the
Tuskegee Institute «4iMre &e (ia- he liMnm e^^atoat aity
«e«teMd itkb>ntion
fNt fcll {^OBsitAe l»ir ‘ta^tlon
iahed the high achetd 4e|iar«iMim
t 1»28. In fbd yt tha
same' year he fin'ii^ed his' trade
and entered the Chicaga TaeiMii-
cal College to attidy oonstructton
and blueprint Madkig.
Mr. Smedley hais tfiught
e^ training at Alcorn. A. and M.
College, Alcorn l|iaMas%)pi and
colaborated . with contnK^ors
a $280,000 progwm for
school. He also taught
tion ^last-'tiNitn^y afternoon on
the Sfbjeet,' '*Wh«t is the Busi-
iaess Mfev Coriijetttoh of His
tory tu! ft Rela^ to the Negro t”
• 4Jeo attended
tH tSaftdnal N^Hs Business'Le»-
aiMJ says ttiai this ;^m*b aev-
won the beat in its' history. A
piinel^dis6tttsion ^ oil all iJhases
ol Kfgro business was held dar-
fcSdtteaHtA vWeli ♦a».se:'t to
lb arliieL the
fedem) a^neatlen Nfieiid aade.it!
lilaUl fto dfMrtii^iisftion
Ulhiii veuM be to ler-
Mrs. Finnic (xiliae* both former
Durham I tea. Mrs. Oil me r was
once an Employe of N. C«. Matu-
alw Dr. Qtlmef ia a J^ysieiab and
endocrinologist. He was bom and
trared * in Durham. Mr. Spauld
ing motored ba^k t.o Chicago with
tte Averys., ’
An in all Dorhaa’a Negro bu
siness leader waa much encon^,
ed on his trip and physically ben
efited.
1
There may b^j^tetter bu|rs in
the world, but "dfon't know
of anything as notich, of a bar
gain as thfe^averaga newspaper.
"•ditag tref»l^ ioi- mterttorioas
comp^mVAt^ ifl Negtn busipees
was won by C. 6, 'f
OkjaltOQia City, Oklahoma.
. in Columbus, Ohio Mr. a>auld-j jhe jdea that only the young
kig' -vfeited Ohio UniTCrsity apd gJnjuid go to school is Grronsous
ot})et-places of Initrest. . ftnany A^tts would'find it prof-
%ha North Cjft’olina. .MutusAjitable to continue their studies.
ttcin t» tmtr
Household
>ld HM
at *.llipis m
T» lid oste aC ».ilw #
&as, "wnatiwr** ttsajir siMiK
^ fbt It hsvn if poa
Smsa wi* ae* tfca^hel|ima
by air taiitutab, X«dt ^laa
so that no member at tiH
wiD^ dm i*aaHw
«t «M«, tsmi, 4Bt color lii
wHit the ti^iiiing pif-
defense, as
ia«ihistnirni th» office
tiiroach -tlie^ various i6tate boai^
#6«Mioiftl edueakioA.^’
in l92d -lO, taught as assis^nt
, bvMihg a«d con
sksic^on at Tuskegee trom 1989
the jto' iASS, ‘.^^ng there to "tteach at
in the the College for Negr^ in
ehaux, assiafcant to Mr. Ld:^ey and j trade school *4: Coahoma Gounity .Qover .'Dalb^rtire, #here ^e re-
Chas. -Brown repairs and S. L.'Training SchooU Clarksdala Jlisa.WiB year.
»l«M M4 i»»M 11 »♦ ! 1"l‘W 11-I
MACO PAUTY COLLEGE
LETS TAKE 17^ BEAUTY CUl^Ulb.
CLASSES ABE FORMING NOW AT
mm BEAUTY COLJ.EGE
m a SYCAMORE STl
GfiEBNSBORO, K. C. *
rRE^
ATTENTION
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Get your parents to ask for one
our useful school souvenirs iht f^xt
time they carry their work to one of
our stores or call for truck service.
LOCATIONS OF STORES
-810 W. MAIN ST.
320 N. MANGll ST.
710E.MAINST.
702 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
aXY WIDK TRUCK SERVICE
Qaafity Qeasii^ Diffham’s Foremost (Ikin^
Shop Kimbrell s
IT PAYS
Exactly As-Shown
C^me in and see thu kandMMie frotip. today-^is«
iBdnstraction Is of tM fi
finest. Bk^ the rneeM lines «f
Inspect all of the superior features af each individual
tMt it Is of unasiud value.
$
G80UP CONSISTS OF:
SOFA LOUNGE CHAIR
OTTOMAN -s- SPOT CHAm
LAMP TABLE . TABLE LAMP
PAY w££m^
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