THURSDAY, JULY- 24th, 1341
I CHARLOTTE |
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l^cv. Gi'o. n‘n(U>rriim n»d I'laujrli
er, Idn Ma(>, (!linrl*'nlon, South
'arolinn imd Hov. I’nttorsuu,
VnltortM>rt, jxiHscd thr(ni"h the |
•ity re'(>iitly iMiroul^’ Ii.n-k iioinc |
I'riHii |)aii\'illt‘, wlicre they \isit- j
'(I rt'liitivcH.
TH£ CAROLINA TIMES
!i?m1 whn i atioiidin^ Snnimi-r
HphonI nl .lolinson t . Smith Tni-
vrThity wns II rci-ciif •jupst in t'Hp
hdiiN* of Mrs. I’riiipp.
Hcv;. A. S. rolnmt>in,
IIa)'i>l(l Mrl'julli‘ii, Mn.vt‘>(vino,
S. II. Scott, ('harl*>itoii, S. ('.
were ri'i t'lit visitor-, in 'liiirlntte-
Mississippi College Summer Teachers Hear
Agrricultural Problems Discussed
DURHAM
li(‘V. A. ir. IVIru-.*, Joint Field
i^presontativp for the Synod of
tlantio is wh»>(luled fwr si'vcral
(HifVr nc(‘s during the «nmnu*r
nontiis both i^i tho pn*shyl»*ry
nd sytuxi, he will l>e in AngUHtu,
.July 15; t'heraw, South
'arolirut, •/iily !H, Riouiitvil)?', S.
July ‘2;i and St. Au;'ustiii‘
■’loj'idji Augii.st 20, ('f>ncord, N.
Aut'ust 18. lit' Hj«*nt (init**
oin^ nnifl in Ornnf;cburj>:, South
'’nrt)lina, Suintcr and Coluia))ia
eoently in the p*M'l'ornwuu'(' (rf
lis work. '
Mrs. Klli(‘ M. Hwivcr of 2(1-.”)
)akVa\v-ii Avenue is spending
oniotime with her sister Mrs.
underliurke in Southern Pines.
Miss Susie Co(>p>r of Siiclii.y,
Prof. 10. lUtulware, JJarlwr-
Swtia Junior ('olle^e, ('oiw’oril is
«!-Histin{i’ in the work of Suntlay
School .Missions in Ihe Presby
tery of Catawlm during' th«‘
sun»nw'r and is sueeessful in j>ro-
inotiini,' nuiny Vawitiou Uilile
Sc'hools.
Herninn Massey 'has pone to
Por(K»K>iilh, Va. wliere h.* han
work with the (iov>rni)ent in Na
tional Defense. Mr. Massey Inter
on will 1m‘ ,’foined by tiis wife and
little daughter, I^iouise.
\V. R. Saxon of Asheville wn*
a recent visitor in the -‘ity. Mr.
Knxorn repi-esents the Naitonal
A4''ident Insurance
PHilndelifhia.
Miss Mars;nret Thor|>i* fri, n
^Raleijfh spent the week end w;’.
^ .Miiis Jtiniee Rii|(erH on ll\ile l’at\.
Avenue.
^ Julius Augusta K*Hrer-- Irotn
lli^h Point S|i“nt the dh, iii
l>urh«ni Sunday with relati'e^
and friends.
■i' Mias Thelma Raymond left Fri
day night for ('harllotte. .Mrs.
Fannie Greene accompanied hi r..
I
I arion Hfciiffln left for Hrooklyn
, wehr>r he will spend a week with
jhis aunt, |
The Flore De Lora Cliil) of Al-
bri^fht held a sueces-sful niet'titi^
Monday night *t seven thjiity-
The meeting wag held at Para
dise. . »*
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The Teacher-Students of the Social Science Department of the Mississippi Neirro Training ,
School, formerly Jackson Oollegre, recently had a week’s intensive training: course in the pro- against the
t’onipan> in] grams of the Agricultural Extension Service, Farm Security Administration, Farm Credit Ad- I’ark-
ministration and Triple - A.
Reading from left to right: A. L. Helsey, A.A. A.; «Cyies T. Hubert, F.S.A.; A. L, Perk
ins of the Social %ience Department of the Sch ool; B. B. Dansby, Assistant to the Presidentf
L. H. 'James, Social Science (Instructor; T. M. C ampbell, Extension Service and >rnelius King, '
F.C.A. '
The Albright Yankees played n
suecessfnl game Pri»lay nisjht
Elites at Hillside
r>r. Mildrnl Bab/*ork "4 Hunter
fhsiiTti;!?, .-f fh^
, AT.\ '->ub-«'(irnniittr,. i,n fUkfio,
'.ill re|K»rt *‘>r fh.if
American Rabbis
Condemn Defense
Discrimination
i \ew York I'tp**>i.'il) — \
, reMolution conden»ning dir**ri.
niination against Npgroe- m the
inational defence program was
'passefl at the reeent 52nJ annual
(neeting ot the Vntral Vinfer-
enee of Ameriean Rabht.s in At-
hanfie ('ity, New Jersey.
The resolution proposed b' the
'ouiinittee of SiwinI JnNtiiv
li rough Rabbi Edward L. I real,
of Haltiniore read.- as follow.'•
“Race discrimiiuiiion in «;m-
plo3rment in defense indust
ries, reanltinc in some points
in the nt^er exclnsiob of Ne
groes from I'bor opportani-
ties has been so flagrant tLat
The MeD Ice team defeated the
AlbVight Yankees Sunday after-
jioon at I^gt End School.
Canning Contest A ”
Feature Of Baptist
64th Convention
Harris of Shikh and Rev. T. A.'
rady of Duiiam.
Morrisvilie
An
First among the priz« winners
who were rewarded *t the final
sPs.sion of the convention laat
Friday was Mrs. Eula Barbee who
jreporteil having camied 457 quartg
of ^fruits and vegetabless. She
outstanding*recei,ved .fa.OO. Winner of the
jTraining Course
David Pender Stores
and
Star Super FBarkels
, Mwe/teSf My
NewiAMPmaf,
and practical feature of the sixty'$2.50 seeond priz^ was Mrs. Mary el at the Mount Vt
fourth annual session of the New,'Worth who had 442 quarts. For L^Wers with Gofl and
Hope Auxilitnry Sunday School having canned the largest variety
and HTTT ('■onvention ftt Shiloh of frnits and vegetables Mrs.
Baptist Church near MorrisvUK, Mattie Barl>ee won first prize
July 1(), 17 and 18 was the award with 4T) difl'erent kinds; second in
ing of prizes to winners in the this division was Mrs. Mary
canning contest. Leaders in the,Worth with 35 varieties-
sponsorship of th contest arc Mr.' The eomuiunity prize in the
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canning contest w%nt to Terrel’s!
t'r^k with Shiloh second. 1*^ n » t
Fuller And Jones Speak 'FOF SCOUt L/€d06rS
Other features of the tinal || |j « »t» *
session of thg Sunday Sehool con- |^0|(| 1*1*1(11^
vention were the address and ser-, ^ ®
nion by Kev. W. M. Fuller and , T I . , ,
n T TT I 1 I Durham — A Scout Leader
Bev. J. H. ,Jones respectively. . . ,, u i ^ ^
»»L- -f* « tu ;«f Trniiung Course will be eonduet-
Vemon Baptist
each Friday
night for three weeks, begiiuiing
.July 25 from 8:00 until 9:30 p.
Rev. Jones preached the miss- m.
ionary sermon and cited the mi.s- m.
, 1 1 The Course i? open to all
sionary experiences of Paul and , ,
XT 1 II. ■ „• adults (men and women) and
Moses. He said: “the ulterio’ ami ... ' i .
it. • 1 u r'u • I • -1 certiticates will lie awarded to
in the mind ot I hrist is the »al-' „
^ f those attending all meetings,
ration of man. The pprpose of -
the church and Sunday School is
Its Reward^” He pointed out the
interdependence of God and Man.
the salvation of man.”
The New’ Hoj)e Auiliary Sun
day l^hool and BTU convention
will holds its 1942 session be-
ginniing the Wednesdty after the
second Sunday in .July, 1942, at
Mt. Zi'on Baptist Church in Cha-
ham County. J
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You will find our Service complete
to the smallest detail. Our years of
experience enable us lo anticipate
your need and therefore .gerve you
better.
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701 E. First St.
PHONE 7019
“Thoughtful Attention To The
Smallest Detail”
AMBULANCE SERVICE
ALLBRIGHT
those
This announcement came from
.John Bailey, chairman of the
advance ^ eomniittee, and .f W.
Carrington, scout commissioner.
They will be the instructors for
th(. course.
What! That brand new bulh he
bought less than an hour ago has
disappeared!. It wouldn’t b^ so
bad >1 thi* were the first offense
but it happens all the time. Vfhy
put up with this in your house
hold when yon caiy
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CLINTON N. and I. COLLEGE
Rock Hill, S. C.
A^”c^-Educational Institution
Conducted by the
A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
Healthful Location
Reasonable Rates, Self-Help
Opportunity ^
Fall Session Begins September 8,
1941
For information, address:
President, E. Warner Brice
Moses Collins was carried to
Portsmouthf Va., last Friday to
enter the government Hospital
there. i
Radio Progrem To
Featunie 38th
Convention A.T. A.
Montgomery, Ala. (Special) —
The 38th Convention of the
American Teachers Association to
be held at West Virginia State
College July 20—August 1 will
Mesdames Annie Lunsford, If'^f^rams and ladio
Martha Stanlev; 'Miss Bernice radio discussions
Haynes, Messrs' W. Gilcre.^s, L.
Qoldston and A. Chavis motored* • ' . *
. o n 1 1 1 » c> i ,dent of the e.ssociation, will be
TO Sea Breeze beach last Sutur-' ’
dav night
day.
and enjoyed a lovely
The Male Chorus of Ebenezer
Batist Church appeared on a pro
gram at the Orange Grove Bapt.
CJiurch Sunday afternoon. Thisj
chorus is unde^;
W. W. Barbee.
the direction of
The Evangelistic play given at
the Baptist Sunday Sehool Con
vention was rej>eated at the Eben
ezer Church Monday night.
Mssers Mordell McNeil and
Oliver Harris with other persons
motored to Chowan Beach last
Saturday night.
M.*s. Mary Couch of Smith St.
is risiting friends in New York
City. ^'W\
the Wing.s Over .Iordan speaker
from Cleveland on 'Sunday morn
ing, July 27, thus open the con
vention week. Radio programs will
be arranged for the convention
the convention week which will
emanate from the remote control
facilities located in the auditorium
at West Virginia State College.
A nAv department this year
will btTthe Department of Audi
tory Visual Aids of which Mr.
Walter N. Ridley of Virginia
State College and Mrrs. B. B.
Walcott of Tuskegee are co chair
men. This department will spon
sor joint administration discuss
ions with the departments of
Elementary Education, High
School Education and Rural Life
Activities. Dr. I. Keith Tyler,
Executive Secretary of Tho In
stitute of Radio in Education,
will particopate in the discuss
ions aiid will sjient to thp gener
al sessrion on Thursday afternoon.
tlM Ptwiitot has ItrmA
te r«f«r 9«Mk% to H."
••niir ( ■,n.(iiH74inn witb r*-
fif this ('onf
hj»- frMireentty ij#*-f»re«f if.t op-
to ‘Jim I row’ ia
. / (.’HiTdi/* It n highly »•'‘tt’ti-
•laj t^iat III ■ n»ti(-n
’he j>r*-»-rv»t .*»n *>f >i*‘mf>ernry,
I inrifJr« oS democr.iey -h«>uH >
fih in onr i-onr.mif* lif# and
and e«j».‘i‘i«lly in thn»e imiIu-*-
tries pri»f«ring for n*ti»>n*l de
fense. We' ticplorr tlte ee>n*Hnir
di>M>riminiitiHi that exi^tii aj;aia>
.Vwoes an4 ;irge a r»-
e‘'ficiition of thi.'^ injuiilrre.’*
* r.ife in.-iurance concern* pay
I II, 116,084,000 in five nMmtks.
To build a box car reqairwi
approxiniatRljr 2,000 man'houn
of work.
Ri I roads in 1!M0 expended
more than $61,300,000 for fuel
oil and gasoline.
Dr, Nelson says youth tnu.st
be taught to think. ”
Japan hails id»*a of V. S. fleet
transfer to teh Atlantic.
One Hot Dish
)
f»t Every Meal
is Good Plan
(or Summer
says Dorothy Greig
WHEN summer sixxlera come
along tlie temptatloD is to coil-
centrata on cold foods ana Iced
drinks, orer-lndulge in frozen des
serts.
In actnal tact, however, we keep
cooler and more comfortable if wa'
wisely include a little hot food with
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every meal. Hot food aids diges
tion. And a digestive tr«ek *11111*^
kept bappy helps keep its owficr
happy, too. The hot dish in the
meal need not be an elabdrate one.
nor a long slow motion affair—on
important point, tor none of ns
wants to spend a long time over
the range on a blistering day.
Seldct something easy, snch as a
light hot soup. It’s easily digested,
comes early in the meal—fuid is
'simple to prepare. For instance,
this one is delicious:
Cream of Chicken-Aspsraflus Soup
1 can condensed uparagua soup
1 can condensed chicken Boup
1 can milk (uaingT soup can as a
measure)
1 can water
Stir the chicken soup Into^tho
asparagus soup. Then add 1 can
of milk and 1 can of water (using
jthe soup can for a measure), and
but do not boil. Synres S-7.
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