William K. Bell Speaks
To Oueen Street Pupils
William K. Bell, noted Nogro
economist and author, spoke
Thursday to students of Queen
Street high school on the necessity
of Negroes to raise their economic
levels.
It is Mr. Bell's contention that
Negroes must support themselves,
must operate successful small
businesses, must strive to create
successful ' large businesses, must
learn not to depend weakly on emo
tionalism but compete honestly and
self-reliantly with all other races.
Mr. Bell was born in Newport,
N. C., March 8, 1892, of poor
parents. His attention to his work
in the Newport Negro school of
those days, a school of only three
months' duration a year, attracted
the attention of several white fam
ilies there, including the kin of
Leon Mann Jr., the present mayor.
Mr. Bell attended St. Augustine
College in Raleigh, then went to
Howard University, Washington,
D. C., and later did further work
in economics at New York Uni
versity. From 1923 until 1929 he
was in the men's wear business
in New York.
From 1929 on he concerned him
self as writer and lecturer with
a program to induce Negroes to
learn to depend on themselves
economically. His books are: A
Business Primer for Negroes and
15 Million Negroes and 15 Billion
Dollars.
The late Manly G. Mann Sr.,
general manager of Farmers' Co
operative Exchange, Raleigh, said
of Business Primer:
"You cert* Inly da deserve a lot
at credit lor all that yon have ac
complished in this world, and only
those of us who know you as a
very small boy appreciate the ob
stacles which you have overcome."
Leon Mann Jr., of Newport,
said:
"All in all I thought it a vary
good book and while it may not
have far flung sales aad make
the Book-of-the-Month Club, we
must remember that Christ at
first had only 12 faithful men. Ib
time to come 1 am sure your book
will gain in importance. It offers
not only excellent means of con
ducting a business, but a way of
living."
Superior Court Clerk
Reports AprM Receipts
April court receipts amounted to
$3,682, A. H. James, clerk of su
perior court, reports.
Received through county, record*
er's court in April was $2,662.15,
through superior court $959.35 and
probate and clerk's fees amounted
to $60.50.
This is the second month in a
row that no receipts have been
reported from Morehead City Re
corder's court. February receipts
from that court totaled $50.
Turn Around
London (AP) ? Britain's first
standard railway coach with swivel
seats went into service for one
week to test passenger opinion.
Clifford T. Lfwfe
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A? Mayor of the taws of Beaufort and n aa interested
citizen of Carteret County, I ask you, the citizens of Bean
fort and of Carteret County, to be sure to go to the polls
Saturday and vote for Judge Hamilton for State Senator.
It is important to us here in Beaufort and to all the people
of Carteret County to have our own man in the State
Senate. Let's support Judge Hamilton aad give hiaa a
whopping big vote Saturday.
CLIFF LEWIS
Mayor of Beaufort
( Political ad contributed by Mr. Lewi*)
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STA IK SENATE AND
,N'TY OFFICERS
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I'ti *.4p for a on lilt l>allol oi#k<- a
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For State Senator
Seventh Senatorial District
I* , , .. 7 <('?#? for I wo)
I 1 John Lavtoo Kell?n
? Clydt L. SahUton
O farther Hojniltun 5 . v jj
? Jam?s O. SunpUine '
County Commivjnner*
(Vnk fur fht)
? S. A. Chalk, Jr.
f"l Tonuuie Lewi?
I I David E. Yeoman*
n Moses Howard .
? Hartell C. Taylor
? Odell Merrill
Judge of Recorders Court
For Carteret Cou?ty
(Vote for one)
fl Gene C. Smith
? Lambert Morrii
Coroner
( I 'o l? foi vrw)
? W. David Mundcn
1 1 L. D. Springle
Primary Election. May 31, 1958
B&PW Club to Install
Officers at 7 Tonight
New officers of the Carteret Bus
iness and Professional Women's
Club will be installed at 7 tonight
at the Rex Restaurant, Morehead
City.
Tehy ire Mrs. James C. Smith,
president, Mrs. W. I. Loftin, vice
president; Mrs. Marshall Ayscue,
recording secretary; Miss Vivian
May, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. W. E. Merion, treasurer.
Officers will be installed by
Mrs. Beulah Worley, district di
rector, following dinner.
Fire in the Hall
MohaU, N. D. (AP)-PIans to re
model the community hall here to
Imom the fire department came too
late. Fire leveled the structure be
fore work was started.
Clyde L. Sabiston
CuMite for Ok ?f Turn Stib a the
State Senate
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from ths 7th Senatorial District, Subjoct to
Democratic Primaries May SI, 19M
"CLYDE L. SABISTON
k Farmer, Business Man, Former
Alderman, CHy of Jacksonville
k Former Mayor, City of Jacksonville
k Former Fire Chief, Jacksonville
Volunteer Fife Department
k Format Quitman, Onslow County
Democratic Executive Committee
t Present Member, North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
t Member of Farm Bureau
t Former PreiWent and Member of
Jacksonville tioas Clah "
Your veto and support is solicit*/ oad will bo appreciated.
Ten thousand copies of the Rus
sian Bible were printed last year
in Moscow from mats furnished by
the American Bible Society.
E. C. Watson
To Head Lions
E. C. Watson his been elected
as president of the Morehead City
Lions Club (or l#5I-59. He will re
place J. B Eubanks. Elections
were conducted Thursday night at
the Hotel Fort Macon.
Other new officers are C. W.
Williams, first vice-president; O.
J. Morrow, second vice-president;
Harry Van Horn, third vice-preti
dent; Otis Jones, secretary; S. K.
Hedgecock, treasurer; and John
D WilHs, Lion Tamer. Owens
Frederick was re-elected to the
position of tail twister. Jack Mor
gan and David Mundcn were elect
ed directors.
The Liors voted to raise their
dues by 50 cents a month.
Otis Jones was appointed to pre
fent the Lions athletic awards at
the Morehead City commencement
exercises.
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Liquor Store Sales
Total $41,647.10
Sales at county liquor stores to
taled Ml, #47.10 last month, as com
pared with $45,250 In April 195?
and $41,981.55 last month.
Beaufort sales were $12,703.35,
Morehead City $21,188.05, and New
port $7,744.70.
Paid to the town of Beaufort was
$547 62, to the Morehead City Hos
pital $913.86, to the town of New
port $333 86 and to the county
$1,495.34. Three hundred dollars
of the county's total Share, $1,
795.34 went as part payment on a
new ABC truck.
Next month receipts from a
fourth store, at Atlantic Beach,
will be shown.
Of All People
Rigby, Idaho (AP)? Mark Wilkie
and Paul Mains of Idaho Falls had
to hitch a ride after they ran out
of gas while driving here to attend
a convention of service station op
erators.
George W. DUI
As Mayor of Morehead City and as a citizen Interested
in the growth and development of oar port and indus
trial possibilities of our town and county, I urge and ap
peal to every single voter of Morehead City and Carteret
County to go to the polls Saturday and vote for Judge
Luther Hamilton (or State Senator. It is important to our
town and county and vital to our port to have In the
State Senate a local man o f such wide experience and
knowledge of oar peculiar needs.
GEORGE W. DILL, JR.
Mayor of Morehead City
(Paiitleal ad contributed by Mr. Dill)
6 YEARS OLD
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