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1'*. - - i -J * -^SATPltPAY. JUNK H.IHX Davis & Mark Shoe Shop I This Shop Will Be Clossx) On Wednesday Afternons Through , ^ June, July and August j Hats Cleaned and Blocked We Make^'Era l>ook Like Ne?- j ' BOB'S PLACE If Bob.Did It, It Muft Be Good ! 108 Edwards Place Greensboro j Howard's Place SWEET SHOP We Appreciate Your Trade 824 S. Ashe SL Greensboro, N. C. i r ? ii, BROWN'S FUNERAL DIRECTORS DIAL 6109 910 East Market .Street . ^ Send Your Dry Cleaning With Your Laundry Make One Call Do It All Columbia Laundry Phone 8193 Suit* Cleaned and * Pressed ~ Price I 39c . I Alteration and Repair 3 J. C. LONDON | 711 East Market St. Greensboro, N. C. s I ALl ON LAND JU I NATION, IMC if */1i * ' ??T I Do ' Things Fast! Stepped-up war production calls for alert minds, active bodies. See for yourself how full of life milk makes you feel! \ And just wait till you j: taste its rich creamy , ' flavor. Dairy G j|P . . 4 . . - ? Flag Day and The United Nations Idea Flag Day and the United Nations Idea The Pwittent of the United State* has proclaimed Jnne 14. 1942. as Flag day. Tie has naked the Anifrlran people to honor on this day?not only the American flag?hut also the flags and peoples of all 2ft united nations. The President's pn>clajnntlon said. In part: "We aa a nation are not fighting nlone. In this planetary war we are n part of a great whole; we are fighting shoulder to alioulder with the Valiant peoples of the united nations. the massed, angered forces of K'tnmon humanity. Unless we triumph, all will fall. "For these reasons It Is fitting that >n our traditional Flag day we jonor not only our-own colors hut ilso the flags of those wtyo have, vith us. signed the declaration by inited nations, paying homage to hose nations awaiting liberation from tyranny we all oppose, to those chose lands have escaped the scars if battle, to % those who have long een heroically fighting In the blare tnd havoc of war . . ." These are the united nations those peoples we honor: The United States of America, the .'nited Kingdom of Great Krltaln ' ind Northern Ireland, the Union of 1 >oviet Socialistic Republics, China, Lustralia, Relginm, Canada, Costa Ilea, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, the Doolnican Republic, El Salvador, reece, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, ' ndia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, 1 few Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, 1 'anama, Poland, the Union of South Lfrica, Yugoslavia. ( i The young of elephants are known ] s calves. ) L OU NE IS \L DAIRY INTH I'm Good Ammunition! Supply your bodies with milk ? that's the best way to protect your health. It's filled with body-building vitamins and .will , give you that extra energy*you . need today more than ever! j ouncil of FUTURE OUTLOOK. GRKENSBOiH NEGRO FARMERS PREPARED TO WIN THIS WAR (Continued From Pa^re 1) Today. Mr. Mitchell say* Its a different story; hundreds of f.-tftiier* lire attending county meetings. new fanning techniques are employed, most farmers prow their own livestock feed (snytieun hay. lespedPZfl, ami j peaut hay) ; many Inilld brooders, and thousands of day-old cldcks are placed with adults and 4-H club members, there are purebred sire associations In several counties, canning clubs are springing everywhere and the farm family with Its radio, white and colored newspapers Is far bettor Informed than It was back In *17. Analyzlug the purt Negro farmers are playlnp In the war effort, Mr. Mitchell says that a delineation propram Is tinder way In which neighborhood leaders are belnp selected. When the proprnm Is complete It will be possible to reach rural people in the most remote areas and assist them In. the fond-for-*ecdoin drive. Among other things, the state agent says district meetings have been held ut Shaw univrslty . and Livingston College with 90 farmers, farm agents, ministers and teachers in attendance. At these meetings plans were laid for mobilizing the , farmers of North Curollna In an all-out effort for the food-or-reedom program, Concluding his report, Mr. Mitchell points out that while the present Extension staff will be able to do an excellent job of promoting wartime Agriculture, additional agents would make the work more effective. ANY MONEY? Need a parlor game? Here's a suggestion from Backley, W. Va. Award a prize to the woman with the largest number of articles In her puree. A local group tried it aud the winner was Miss Emma Slkora. What 1th cigarettes, coupons, cosmetics, keyes, hairpins, mirrors, pencils, etc., she bad 195 articles. . ' <>t ' im ,j>' ?. T FO ON SEA. I - Eb?3SBI9^^I^I DRINK xt *a w f ? MILK . 1 ? . - '* '* i . ,.'* *. " - V.- ..- : *.**" . : ; THE J ' ' . V 'ft-' * N4r,' ,. ,l r * > > t High Poir >. N. C: ' r r . - * . ... Art Exhibition Opens At Bennett An exhibition of the work done l> art students at Bennett college dm lug die I'llst year was oj?ened r? cently. The exhibit, which wan ur ranged under the supervision of Mel ba Dennis, are instructor, was hel< in IlolgHte library and Is open to tin public. Work in design nnd crafts is fen tured In the exhibit, which Include) samples of many forms. Pottery, de signs for linoleum cuts, and cast it nit designs are on display, as well, at posters and examples of lundscnpt sketiiilng, figure drawing ami work in charcoal, crayon nnd watereolor WILLIAMS-DAY. Mr. H. Day. star first baseman ol the Goshen Red Wiring was married to Miss Mattie Williams at the residence of-.Mrs. Nellie Herbln, 413 Bennett Street, Friday, May 29. Miss Williams is- a student of Bennett college. j.-.i.... . . - , THE NEW ECI r ? ), Formerly T1 311 East M NOW OPFRATlNr. nwn We have a full stoc Men, Ladies' and SUITS, DRE! HATS, SHIRTi The Price* Are Ver ' GIVE US USE OUR LA' 10"' -"0? -if* -f-trtrr**"** 'I'-lKii'l ' R Ml JUNE II i TIA1T i ? IN AI lUIN A1 . .. rv .? > i 3i K MON" I'm On Active Duty! You bet I'm on active duty J, Milk is helping Uncle Sam make the hation strong. Be sure and drink a pint each day. it and brt i. i < ,fV; * . ' " - PAGE THREE :X \ ~?~? >>* . ;;; J;3 aj r >,' J. A. Carney's - Stll'AltK DEM .. ?? ; Service Station Jj?j - GENERAL REPAIRING S] i Gu, Oil, Washing and t? ?J Greasing ^ 619 K. Market. St. ' ' Greensboro, N. C. * ^KRWBkra?tawcv.rr^^ww^;^* | FEEL FRESH! | ^ Orange- ~ 5 i I Crush I g Greensboro Orange j S Crush Bottling Co. Si L JNOMY STORE le Blue Store , , ? [arket Street \ . ER NEW MANAGEMENT k of merchandise for I Children Such As 5SES, SHOES, 5, HOSIERY, ETC 7 Low?To Prove It ATRIAL - > If-AWAY PLAN , I -- ' ' ' ? n-? /a.; r.'i' 7 ILK IN THE AIR I ^DAIRY I TH . I I WHl I Build Guns And Tanks! Milk puts added pep into defense industries I Hn ? Workers need its high quality n'rtritional ele- ,||S' ments to turn out guns - HH and tanks to win tb^ 1 ffl war. Order milk; NOW ! r . Will ^$?4 ; V - . . 11jg ;ensboro |j
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