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r * a ^ First Negro-Manned
' first members pf their race to man a submarine
U. S. S. PQ?1264 is shown receiving instruction in
attacks, and deck and engineering duties on the si
new 173-foot escort vessel which was commissione
top left, several crew members hold rifle practice
center, two lookouts, Seaman 1st Class J. Boggs (fi
Class A. Richards, scan the horizon with officers
While at top right, Yeoman 2d Class P. J. Davis take
house as Quartermaster 3d class A. R. Cork make!
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NEGRO CURB MARKET | Goodman, assistant d
CELEBRATES FIRST ,lileus,u" BM"B' "
ANNIVERSARY Carfilna who spoke t<
pie of their accomplis
The Negro Farm and Home the progress they had
Curb Market of Tarboro, N. C? their curb market d
j , past year; Mrs. Eug
recently celebrated its first ;
? Landmgham, white, h
anniversary, with a special pro- onstration agent of tt
gram ^ arranged by the Negro Mrs. John Goodman
county agent, F. D. Wharton, Foster, Negro county
and the Negro Home Demon- Wll8on county. It wa,
. ? that during the year,
stration agent, Mrs. Hazel S. , ,. ,
sales on the curb m
Parker. Among those appearing amounted to $5,000.0
on the program were': J. W. highest individual sel
Spaulding Heighl
Beautiful lots near Windsor Community an
_ Ben bow I toad.
For priceB and terms, see
J. Q. SKA WELL, Phone 3-3810
or
Kits. L. J. SPAULDING, Phone 8790
J. L. PHILLIPS, Phone 8888
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THE FUTURE OUTLOOK, GREENSBORO, N.
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Subchaser Prepares .For Act
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^S^lJ%.?Eff!J ?f ?SS,T lo8*,. At bottom left, a
Plinnprv. rimttia-hliriFK ?' pHnw l.mr. In n n..iri??
takedown cruise of the master 3d Class A. R
d April 25, 1944. At another ship, while Sea
i on deck. In the top battle telephone. At 1
ar left) and Seaman 2d off the fantail explodes
i on the flying bridge. ^ U. S. S. PC?1264 lndu
is the wheel in the pilot- its erew. It will be ere
i an entry in the rough
irector of Clyde Harrison, who sold more ??
or North tilan $900.00 worth of produce,
0 the peo Qj^er individuals selling on pltlS*5
hments in iaii f
1 made in market were: Mr. and Mrs. timf
uring the William Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
;enia Van Frank Bynum, Mr. and Mrs. |i|
ome dem- johnniA MeNair. Mrs P. R R11I- kfei
,e county; lock, Mrs. William Cherry, Mr.
; C. W. Taylor, Mrs. Phillips, Charlie "^8
agent of Etokes, Mr. nad Mrs. Arthur
j reported willoughby, Lee Bryant. J. H.
the total i^owis, J. L. Freman, Mr. and
a r k e t Mrs. Alonzo Slade, Amos Pope
0. T h e an(j Mrs. Ben Barnes.
ler w a s Poultry products rankd first'
in sales, with vegetables taking
second place. This was act
counted for by the fact that the
ffl city people could manage gar|J
dens better than poultry. Other
products sold on the curb market
Included eggs, butter, meat,
cakes, corn meal, flowers, fruit,
berries and handicraft articles.
Many noticeable Improvements
have been made in the
curb market and surrounding u
grounds. The standards have
, been greatly Improved in the
produce sold on the market, 218
and these people are to be commended
for their accompllshments
during the first year.
0, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1944
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ion Asainst U-Boats
few crew members relax from their heavy duties
r of the general mess. In bottom center, Quarter*
. Cork (rear) exchanges blinker messages with
man 2d Class M. Coleman reports to the bridge by
ower right, a depth charge which has been rolled
astern during a practice submarine attack. The
des 53 Negro waaten and 8 white petty .officers in
itually manned by ati crew.
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Hfi Announcing . . .
mmmm the opening of
|H Willie M. Leach's Beauty Shop
ON 9.71 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
CAliL 3-4575 FOR APPOINTMENT
RESIDENCE, CAUL, 3-4971
3 LOTS to BE SOLD
utiful location ? LINCOLN GROVE ? near1
Dudley High School.
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[emp C. Clendenin, Realtor
West Gaston Street Phone 2-3183
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