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THK CABObBUi TPflM 8AaUBDAY, PEG 15, IBM:
the prize-tDinnina float in
Winston-Salem Teachert Col->
le0k homecoming parade i* pic-
tunid in the above scene. The
float it seen as it passed along
church street during the parade
It was sponsored by radio sta
tion WAAA.
TWIN CITY DEATHS
John Hall of Route 1, Win-
stqa-Saiem, passed Tuesday,
Dec«n&er 4, enroute U) Kate
Bittings Rejmolds Memorial
Hcwpital. He was a native oi!
LaCra^e. Ga., and had lived
in^this city for one year. Fune
ral services were held Friday,
De^ieanber 7, from the Chapel of
Brown’s Funeral Home at
2:30 p.m., with the Rev. Ken
neth R. Williams officiating.
Burial followed in the Ever
green Cemetery.
Funeral services foi Moseph
M. Hall, of 910 Hickory Street,
who died Tuesday, December 4
were held Saturday, Decembeit
8 at 3:30 p.m., from the Mt.
I.
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Olive Baptist Church with the
Rev. J. Chester Gage officiating.
Burial followed in the Ever
green Cemetery. Gilmore's.
Funeral Home in chargie.
Final ritM for Eugene Bi^p
of 1515 Clark Avenue, who.
died Tuesday, December 4,
were held Thursday December
6, at 4 p.m. from the Chapel of
Howard-Robinson’s F n e r a I
Home, with Rev. W. A. Scott
officiating. Interment followed
in the Oddfellows Cemetery.
Luther Odom of 621, Humph
rey Street was found dead at
his homo, TuqsitaQi OMembcs- 4-.
Final ritoR. were hel4. Su(i4ay,
December 9, from the Chapel of
Russell’s Funeral Home at 2:00
p.m., with Rev^ G. W. Moir of
iiciating. Intennent was> in the
Evergreen Cemetery,
Mrs. Mafy White RoxaUL of.
503 Baton HamfttoBi Vs.,
foxnerty of tbis- citjF; died- Sim>.
day, December 2, at a Hampton
hoq^tal. Mrs. Rozell was fune>
ralUied Wednesdar, at 2 p.m
from the First Institutional
BaflMst Church, with the Rev.
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in the Evergreen Cemeteryf
Russell's Funeral Home In
charge.'
Belton “Buddy” of
Bb9? Street died Thursday^Dee.
6i at- B local hoq>itaL I^ineaal
services were held- Sunday, Dec^
9) from tiie Antioch Baptist
Church with the Rer. C. C.
Clayton ofttciatlng. Burial'
Iqwed in the OddMlows Cene-
tory.
sivEtt mi
IN COLLISION
KTwiKcnr
Seven persons were given
emergency ticatfi^ent at tlie
Kate Bittlqgs Reynolds MenjO«
rial Hopital here, last week, af
ter b«ins injured in a tniok-bys
colUsion at Ninth andc Cheatiiitli
Streets.
Injured persons were; Isaac
Garlai^ 60. of 3t» W4»l lOtH
Street, a. bndsed for«i«pd;
KatheriDe l^qwery, 42, of 1249
Oak Street, bruised knees; Ray
U»d[. 55, 1243 Oak Street, cut
knees and a bruised side; Bstei!
Wright, 45, 118 Glenn Avenue,
bruises of the knee and ri^t
arm; Sva Foster, 23, Greens"
boio, bruised. iQi^bfiEui; Anunds
lu. Grmn, 40, Sl» W«ak SSalcj
Street, minor head injury and
Vemacie Cwar, 35, address im-
known, bru%d Imes wd wns.
According- to i)oliq% 4H of tlw
injured wetj*. BMlMKHiW Ut. a
Safe Bus, operated by Trolley
Edward Keaton, 1442 North
Qlevelapd Avemm ^en it col
lided with a truclk being driven,
hy Chftr]«a Junior Helper of
Hocjiaville. Help«»v wm charged
with violating an auto law by
failing to yield the right-of-way-
CM Bums
Mortgage
A mortgage burning , cere
mony was held at the Pine
Orov« church, located outrtde
ot\ Crearimnnc, at the. chuech^
Hetnecoming celebration ser>
vi«es.
Partlcipatfngt in tlm ceropuKi}!
Vitre Rev. &ouls Wade^ pastor
of the church; W. J. Kennedyt.
Jti, president of Nortii Caro-
lina Mutual; Rev. Douglas E.
Moore, pastor of Asbury Tem
ple Methodist chwA Diia-
ham; C. E. Hicks, former busi-
n0fe manager of Fine Ororti
ami Thomas Moore.
Witnesiing tbs occasioa were
members and friend*, of the
Qhtirch from Oxfond, Durham,
Sniieigh, and surrounding areas.
/XHlere waeo- delegation# from
far away as ChsRter, Pa.
Music for the special services
ww furnished the Markham
Ctiapel and Orange Grove Male
choruses.
Sev. D. B. Moore, pastor of
thf> Asbury Temple MethoUstl
church of Durham, delivered
the main address for the after-
DDOB aerTlees, and’ Rev-. Wade,. morainf- service on “Returning
the pastor, spoke during the | Some.”
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Winston-Salem, N. C.
Dr. O. Mik« lni«fc
^Dvr G. Ti»ta) T|iiiS», former secretary of Tuskegee Institute,
who Berredflve years under Dr. Washington and
twenty years under Dr. Moton.
JSOOSEIl WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE, VA„—The
. of Bo^sbc T. Wauhiogtot i* honoced in America,
and throughout the world for his great service in easing
the raciiJ tapsions that followed the Civil War and help-
inir to brios about reconciliation between th« North and
thet Sontl^
andtfor J|is
service* in
building a
New South
' to r(
that; naawd
Laivar with
'^slavery.
The same
kind o^f
serviee to
the South and the aation
has been resuinwd' by- Sid*
ney J. Phillips^* Mtiv.e of,
Alabama, a gradoi^of th»
world-famous institution
founded by Booker T.
Washington, and the leader
of the movement to pre
serve the birthplace of this
great American as a. na
tional shrine for tiie inspi
ration of his own people
and for lovers of freedom
and brotherhood «v«ry-
where.
Step-by-step this move
ment has pmgCQfsed fbr
more than ten years,
marked by significant and
constructive fkchieventnte.
In 1945 th» Bookec T.
Washington Birthplace
Memorial secured jiosses-
sion of the ISB^acre tract
that was part of the old
Burro»s^», Planbittpn
where Waatungtoo was
born, Ajoil. 6, 1866. In
194ft CoagBHUH autttorized
the minting of live million
Booker T. Washington Com-
BMBMnstiwar half doUar»
by. theUnited Statei. Tre««>
ui9«i In 19^ the U. S. Poatf
O0ee Department estaiH
litfetd a pogfb oflfice on tiw
site of his birtii and named
it “Booker Washington
Bii:thl|jlaoeii. Viegioia.” In
1953 the State of Virginia
named, the highly wbich
runs through the planta
tion, the “Bo^er T. Wash
ington Memorial High
way.” On April 5,19B6, the
Post Office Department re
leased 195 million Booker
T. Washington CeBtOMiial
3(1 postag»^ stamps to in-
«HgiiiMbelb»year-long-cek>
bration of the lOOtij Anni
versary of his birth. In the
same month President
9isoiliotwer signed^ the bill
Tkit it tki fifth In • itrist of
artielH iinud hy tk» Booktr T.
Waskhigto* CmtMoioZ Commit-
nm at a ptri of Us nttr-l»*t
OOODWIht BVILDim CSV-
SADE t* obttmanet of th*
o«ft-tWKirtk,awi4ii«r*ary of tko
birtk of Booktr T, Wotki»gton.
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which created the Booker T.
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the NftMonal Park Service.
Later in the same see«on.
The Congraaa appropriated
|S£5,000 to support a oam-
p*ign to continue publiciz-
mg tte program, policies,
principles and philosophy
of'Bookee T. Washington.
You too oea help in this
GOODWILL BUILDING
CRUSADE by purchasing
copies, of "Up From Slav
ery,” and autobiography by
Booker T. Washington, at
50 cents each; and Carver-
Washingrton Half Dollars at
$1.00 each. These may be
seoared by writing the
Booker T. Washington Cen
tennial Commission at
&>ok^ Washington Birth
place, Virginia. (j^dvt.)
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