WTHO
Defies-
OldiiiiMd tnm Paf» One
OvMMil «f tlM
[M Ch»rck th«t tte Bisliun
forin«rly used
I w tniiuag of wovea la Social
[WnrMa and RcKginM Kduca-
■ow placed entirely in
iKliit of the eoUQKF ActhflH-
BUY WAR BONDS TCmT I
SATURDAY, JUNE 19tK, 1943
T» b«
■ct
of 18
tto miezpfre^l^rm of
Col. Jaceph Q.Tie Pratt
lOBir ft faithid BieiT'
Board, the Trnst^-es
Robert J. Jobnson,
Dt^f WarrfBton, N, C., •?
of the ecoll^.
!■ bpite of eoiupUiotfl re-
Ifwm ft eommittee of stu-
from .Atkpr soa/cr;}.
[wt l^stees TOted their
CicoOft in the ftdministfation of
the ^leg«, a»d tock steps to
eoHfthiiNite with it m endeaTiiT-
4m & briai? abont a»y, im
: ftble prsrticdble after' cpre-
!AL NOTICES
TRATEH’S irOTXCS
JO qoajified m$ adminis-
of the estate of Miss
Thompson,, de*eaSed, late
Pajetteville street, JDur-
ronnty. North ('aroliua,
to notify all persons hav-
ims against the estate rf
«eased to^eilribit theni t
^the naidersigned at 1812 Fayot*r-
▼ill* fltreet in Oorham, North
■ Carolina, on
day 0 Jone, tttifr n««-
, ticf Al be pl^pgo' in bar of
I their verorerr. ' '
Allfbe rsoB indebted to* sajil
[ Estate will please • make
/■MdiagEe payment.
* Thi loth day of Jnne, 1
11^ Anna H. !lCho■!pflbl{^X'^'^
l^a Payett«vii« Str««t,’ ^ ‘
Difc>hfta>, N. C.
Atelnistratrit of the estnts
of"Mi88 !Zena 3. Thompson.
1
ADMaratnATBix’g ironcs
Tr.^fIWGJqaalified' a« ,adjHipi^
ts'atrijr of tlie estate of Martha
Hfllilmrton, deeeased, kt« of
, Or«m^boror North Carolina,
I tSi« a to notify all periton liav-
#iims: against’ the, estate ol
isftid iieceased to exhibit theic
rto tfifc nndersis^ed at 812 Dell-
; imget. Streep in Greeftsbora,
[»ort& Cftrolinft^ on or before the
IftZth^ay of Jane 1944, or this
botie# will be pleaded in bar of
I tteir^^MoTery.
jpMBOQ»—j&d«bt«d-4e said
Mta^ wilT ]^ease make immedi'
HOLDS CIO WA
• •• *«' s
ntk« 'Kirfc~eoinelvl5ffice wftwinrer of the National CIO Coimnittee tdt Amertean and AHIed War Retina
TDetroH branch, who has won applause for her diaMnct efficiency. Truth of the matter is, at kast a
^ha]f-dozen rniton organiaations in the Anto CHy would like to do some polite labor pirating to secare
Miaa Kirk, ft popular figure in Iftbor circles, was educated in Detroit and worked prc-
itrloBaly^t^ ,the MiWgftnjtJnemplOyment^Coininigsion.
She confesses to a lOTe for horseback ridint>
June 194].
,HAt:ibUR-
TON WADE, Administratr;'s
812 Dellinger Street
Greensboro, N. C.
Administratrix of the estate
of Martha Haliburton.
Mpa Schuyler--
Continned froin Page One
^magazine, wrote columns about
it- A"t *four, Philippa had eor.’.-
posed a dozen sealers, 10 picei’S
and knew by memory many
eompositions by tjie„ niastCT;’.
Just before her fonrth birthday,
she played Schanntnn and Mox-^
art on two larffe radio hooknps.
She has sinee lived up to all ex-
^^^tatipna„ , J*£d|€tiona ol
her future made at this time.
Highest Tribunal-
Continued from Page On>;
ed the matter to the Supreme
Court- where, it jxas decid:^d that
this procedure was equally un
lawful. The opinion, however,
pointed out that the Court did
not s'pass npon the j»estion a.«
to whWlier or n«>t it would i*?
nlawful for the Demoeratie
party >in convention assembled
to decide on who should vote-in
the f primary. At the next eo»-
TfiMtioh of the state party^ a re-
soltrtion was passed limiting
membership- to “white” Detao-
crats. Inl936 a ^oop of hitei-
ested citiaens in Houston, Tex
as, carried the third ease to thf
Sufweme Court (Grovey vs Town-
aend>. In that case the roHKl
States Supreme Court held that
this action in excluding Negroes
did not violate the Constitution.
□□DODOODOOPOj
GREENSBORO
SOCIALS
□□□□□Dooniann
Greensboro—T h e "Youth
Council,” met «t the Hayen
Taylor Y. M. C. A. with T fi.
Hummons presiding. Plans
were completed for annual
Summer conference to be held
Juy 4th ftnd 6th, representa
tives attending were Mrs. Ufa-
ble Gunn, Miss Francis Gunn.
Mrs. Martha McGrier, Mr^.'
Annie Fowler, J; W. Sflites,
Joseph McClellan Everette
Graves, Misses Celesttfie Wetr-
ster, and Rhucell Alexander.
Miss Pearl Garrett and Ches
ter L. Bradley both of Greens*
bqi*o, were united in marriage
at the United Institutional
Bapist Church, June 3, at 4:3o
o’clock with the pastor Rev.
Charles Anderson officiatilig.
The church was decorated
with palms, magnolias and
roses, by. Mrs. Cora P. Love
Harvey Coke and George Hay
es. Music of the brides choice
was played by Miss Daphne
Lawson. Flowers for the bridal
party were furnished by Clar
ence SpenceJ*.
The bride was given away
by her aunt, >
ick, wearing a dress of .sheer
white organza, fashioned parti
cularly for informal weddings^
large white hat, other whittj
\cce?snries, ‘a corsage of deep
pink roses and baby breath
completed her costume.
The bride's aunt, Mrs. Rena
Bullock of ■ Greensboro, wore
rose and whitt-
The bride’s maids were Mrs.
Ruth Nicholson Buress and
Miss Fannie Nicholson of
Washington, D, C. Mrs. Bures?
Mutual IVesident-
.Continued from Page On?
forts have not been in the field
(»f labor although he has
^ervel on some mter-raci»l
groups and has had consiler-
ble success in his chosen field
of insurance. “*
No indication of thp identity
of the t#6'7 white members re
maining to be appointed has
been forthcoming.
L. E. Austin-
Continued from Page One
soeiation of Randolph Cotinty,
Nartli^JC8rQlia&_ tQ hfi held. ai
the Saint LuKe Methodist
Church, Asheboro, N. C., June
27, 1943. The Interdenomiiiii-
tional Fsher Association is one
of the most iiflnential chnrch
orglinizations in the state at tiiia
tinie. Under the leadership of
its^State president, L. E. Aus-
tioii, the organization recently
completed its first annual driv'r
to solicit funds for The Oxford
Colored Orphanage. During the
course of the campaTi^n the oi-
ganization colleeted $1,000 and
presented a certified check for
this amount to T. A. Hdmmc>,
Superintendent of the Injtit'i-
tion.
The Randolph County Associa
tion is one of the most promtn-
^ent groups 4a- the
organization.
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WtST HONOR Crivew TO A WWUA BY WW 1 :
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w ore qqua and white; Miss
Nicholson wore pink and, white.
Harry Vincent, » friend of
the bridegroom was Ihe be.s'
man, A reception for the newly
vVeds followed the ceremony at
the brii^e’s home- which wap
beautifully decorated wit!
Summer flowers and rosea.
Misses Carrie Hill, and Net
tie Nash received the guest.*.
,Eefreshmenst were planned
and served by Mrs. G. Sabourin
*lnd Miss Lavaine Davis. Gifts
dt home were received by Mr,'^
€ora P. Love and Miss Agne-
Meares.
Mrs. Bradley, a native ol
Glreensboro was graduated
from & T. College and is a
the Hayes-Taylor Y. M. C. A.
with Mrs, Parah Johnson as
mistre»» of eeremonf. Partici
pants on program were Rev. 0.
Anderson, R. 6, Lewis, Miss
Angie Tynes, speaker of the
evenins Mrs. J. Quinn Rogers
of Durham N. €., president of
the N. C. Beauticians Associa
tion. Misses Sarah Browin, and
Lucille Jackson, Perry J,
Brown, Maco-Eetete Present
ation of a war bond from tht
Almuni to the college by Mm
M. B. Withers'. Remarks by Dr.
C. Cowan. D^’-nvIlle. Va.
MEETING of brotherhood
The Brotherhood of Railw^
Express Handlers and Ladies
Auiliary J^td its 4Qint m,e€tini.
teacher in the Jr B,- Dudley, a follov^%
PUBLIC 3GHOOLS IN THE NATION’S CAPITAL GO TO WAR
High School, she is a member
of the Alpha Kappa Sorority
and is well known for her ver
satile talents. > •:
Mr. Bradley of Greensboro,
was graduated from A. & T,
College and is a^ teacher and'
football coach at Greenville, N.
C. The newly weds will be at
home at 3111 Sherman Ave.
NW, Washington, D. C., aftei
a brief honeymoon.
the Maco Beauty College
Alafftfii held its ainnuaf meeting
Tuesday June 8th at 10 o’clock
at the Maco Beauty College.
Election of officers and plani:
for a gift to college were com
pleted.
President, Miss Rhucell Al
exander^ Vice Pres., Miss Julia
■Johnson, recording secretary,
Mrs, Arnelle Randlemart, As
sistant secretary, Mrs. Hassis
Hayes, corresponding secre
tary, Miss Sarah Brown, *frea-
?urer HissTIozelle GanC^isf-
ness manager, Mrs, ffeal Le
Gette. Other members present
were Mesdames Catherine Ro
vale, Parah Johnson, Iona Cla>
3Jladys Lytle, E. L. Jones L.
Loftin, P. C. Colman, Chestent
McCoy, Loretite Tones, Louise
Blackman, Margaret Jones,
Myrtle Maxwell, Ada Motley,
M, B. Withers.
The Fifth Annual Alumni
Banquet of the Maco Beauty
College was held Tuasday eve
ning 5 to 7 o’clock June 8th at
Plans f|^,^^'^#%ual meelin?
to be held in August were made.
Ladies attending were Mes
dames Ada, „ Bofeerson, J,. L
Booker, Willie Black, Geo.
tyrd, ,1^ - McClendon, Clar
ence Beam,'' Richardson Har-
Ifraves, new members Mrs, Al
exander Aaioes, and Mrs. Li!^
lie Mlledge of. Winston-Salem.
Brotherhood officers elected
A. L, McLendon, President, E
6. Nance Vice Pres. P, H, Lee
Treasurer, Alexander Ratnet*
Becording secretary. Other
members present were Harder
Hampton, Richard Hargraves
W. G. Black,' J, B. Jackson,
Ralph Williams, J. Clinton,
James, G. P. Taylor, Robert
Gill, Eugene McLied , Out of
town guest were Cpl. Wm
Garrett, Ralph Williams, D.
Clinton, Wm. Stewart of Dur
ham, W, H, Hinton, and* H, A.
Williamson, of Winston-Salem
i The SUvw^Trompet Gospe
fingers appeared at the A. M-
p. Z. Church Sunday June 6tfi
at 8:30 o’clock with Jame>
apton as sponsor.
PERSONALS,
Mrs, Gestner N. Neal, Miss
Francs jp. Francis, and Miss
Mldred Galowqy of Reidsville,
?pent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs, Samuel, Withers on Ragap
Street. t 77^
Miss Lucy VaMnes ^ Rox-
boro and MisS Beatrice Barber
were guest of Mi*, and Mrs. T.
"Whitfield, dufihg the 'week end.
Mrs, Elizabeth Loiig and
daughter Many Ann are visi>
ihg Mrs., Long’s 'mother . Mrs,
tt, Holman. Mrs. Long lives at
Nev? Bern.
i Mrs, Macey ‘Braoflhaw of
iexington was week end guest
of Mr.y&nd Mrs. L. Reid.
GUEsf& Honored *'
i Among the^ sWUll ■ courtesies
.^hown to Various mothers who
dame to Greensboro to see
ther daufhters graduate from
Bennett College was one given
by Mrs. W, F, Galloway. The
home was arranged with an
abundance of beautiful flowers.
Invited gtfests were Mes-dames
Carrie Beaver, M, B, Withers,
Tiny Hood, 0, G, Donnell, H, F.
taylor, B. S, Adams, W, W,
Sharpe, J. W. Snipe, A. A. Lo
wery, H, L. Wiggins, Robert:
Gunn, M. L, Scarlette, C. S,^
Madkins, E, E. Anderson,. J. E.
Lee, J. T. Rollins, Besse R.
Jones. Misses Eliza Groten,
Cora Hill, and E.lizabeth
Cobbs. Mrs. Galloway received
the guest while Miss Ruth
Galloway introduced them.
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1 Loan drive It lS_l>llUon dol-
|lan. That Is just mbovt me
fifth of toe estimateii lactewte
«f tlu ihiblic Debt lor the to-
e»l year 1W3*
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WHO PAYS THEM AFTER YOU’RE GONE?
Ever stopped to think
how much an invest
ment you would need
..to.produ€e on omount
•quoJ to your present
•olary?
Swpose you ore eorn-
Irig $2,(XX) a year—ck)
you realize it would
take $40,000 ‘Invested
5% Interest to pro-
aur BONDS ... So you
duce the income you
receive now as salary?
Be sure that you hove
adequate life insurance
protection. Why not
discuss the passible
^ ni®d for more insuronce
with a North Carolina
Mutuol agent today?
No obligation, of,
course!
Won't Havt to Wear Them
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