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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1859
Chatham NAACP Siates Program
“Freedom And Hew Day” Friday
FITTSBORO The Chatham
Community Branch of the NAACP
v/il! present a Freedom and the
New Day” program on New Year’s
Day at the Mitchel Chapel AMR
Zion Church, located near Pitts
boco on Route 2. at 11 a. m
• Main speaker for the occasion
will be Kelly Alexander, president
of the N. C. Conference of NAACP
branches. A qestion and answer
period will follow the address.
The morning program will in
clude:
Prayer. Rev. fi, V Horton;
Scripture, Rev. J. R Burt; pre
sentation of chapter president,
D. A. Clark; introduction of
speaker, Rev. ,L f McMiller;
offering taken by Brother
Baldwin and S. W. Edwards;
music by Mitchel’s Choir and
Hamlet Mixed < hoir.
Afternoon program will feature
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Mt. Zion Choir, Centennial Chorus,
Church of God Choir, Terrill’s
Cnapel Churns. Evans Chapel
Chorus. New Hope Male Chorus,
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The program committee included
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DEAR
SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: For several
months I have been going out with
a very fine woman of 3ft She has
never been married, but 1 would
like very much to change that. The
only trouble is that 1 can never
seem to get her alone long enough
so discuss this She has a 12-vear
old niece who spends every week
end with her and, no matter where
we go, the niece goes with us—and
since I’m a salesman out of town
all during the week, the only time
I can see this woman is during the
I week-ends.
•She says the girl has been spend
ing the week-ends with her ever
since she was 3 baby, and she
couldn't bear fr> disappoint the
child now by asking her to stay
home at any time. I like the little
girl and 1 dislike appearing jeal
ous of her. bu' you think this won
derful woman and ! should have at
least a little time alone together'.'
As things are now, I m stymied.
WARREN
DEAR WARREN: MetMnks
Ibis woman is keening you sty
ruled "with malice afore
thought." if she were in the
(cast interested in matrimonial
| discussions, believe me, you
wouldn't have to be knocking
yourseif out figuring how to get
her alone! My advice to you,
if you’re really bent on mar
riage, is to look elsewhere
DEAR SALLY: I’m a high school
girl of 17 with a real serious prob
lem. I've been going steady with
a boy of 18 in our school, but real
ize now that I don’t love him one
little bit, and I want to break up
with him. The trouble is that he's
a very nice guy and I’m just too
softhearted io hurt him. T know
that he’s crazy about me and if l
told him that everything is over
between us, he'd have practically
a nervous breakdown. I've talked
this over with the girls in my so
rority and not one of these 20 girls
can come up with a really good so
lution to my' problem. Can you
help me? JAN. ,
DEAR JAN: It beats me ho-w
.* girl who claims to be “too
softhearted" to hurt a fellow
can broadcast her intentions of
unloading him to 20 other girls.
If you really want to break up.
fell him. I’m positive he'll Mir
vive.
DEAR SALLY Our son is engaged
to marry a girl who lives »■ cur
local YWCA Her home is in a dis
tant city and she does not have
many friends in this town. I know
that, according to the rules of good
taste, it is not proper for relatives
to give showers—but I would like
very much to do something of this
nature for her. Do you have any
suggestions? MRS R F.G.
DEAR MRS. R.E.C,. How
shout a tea or bridge party, nr
some such Informal get togeth
er, for the purpose of intro
during your son's fiancee to his
friends and relatives?
DEAR SALLY: Some little time
ago. my husband (age 43' told me
there was a woman in his office
who had been turning on the
charm for him This bit of news
was proved lair: when she began
phoning him here at home f could
hear only his side of these conver
sations and hr was very politely
firm with lots of negative answers
Now last night he brought home a
note she- had written to him at the
office and handed it to me with the
comment, "isn't this the nut"'’"
That note was one of the gu shiest
pieces, of mish-mash I've ever read
What shall I do? Do you think
there’s anything going on that I’m
too dumb to see? WORRIED WIPE.
DEAR WORRIED WIFE: And
T fail to sec wbv in the world
you should hr “worried." It’s
clear that there's nothing going
on— -otherwise, you would not
have been finding out about it
from your hiihhy Why don't
you and he nen an answer to
gether right on her letter, sign
log it together, and ali you
really have to say is what he’s
already blu. :ed out—"NUTS."
TO SWEET THIRTEEN: It’s ac
cording to one of nature’s little
laws that boys of your age- are not
so mature as you girls. But they’ll
catch up in a couole or three years,
and I strongly advise that you bide
your time—-because certainly you
are not mature enough to be going
with much older boys At 13, you
should be having more important
thing? than boys to occupy your
mind, time and energy
SHE You are positively the
worst dancer T ever saw.
HE Well, it’s something to
know that I excell ir, that respect
at least.
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JACK DEI.AYS SIGN INC, WAIVER — Manhattan Borough President Hu lan lack leaves
(he District Attorney's office in New York. Dec ISth. where he was to appear before the Grand
lurv. The jury is investigating Jack's admission that his apartment * was remodeled at the e:v
nense of real estate operator Sidney J Ungar. fust before he was scheduled to face the Grand
fury, Jack refused to sign a waiver of immunity and was excused to reappear later. (UP! PHO
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\Momentous Decade y ßeing
Closed Out At Fla. School
TALLAHASSEE- Florida A&M
University closes out *a momen
tous decade.” the nineteen fifties
when the year 1959 fades out and
the nearly 4,000 students and fac
ulty members look forward to the
sixties.
Speaking before the EAMU fam
ily -luring the annua! Christmas
Convocation, Dr George W Gore.
Jr. told the facility and students
that "We arc witnessing the close
of a momentous decade, the nine
teen fifties A resume of the high
lights n’s the past ten years indi
cates that nianv earihshaking e
vents have transpired,
"In addition to projections
Into outer space, many events
MKA Says 1960 Year Os
Choice For Americans
There are two ideologies bidding
for the world today. One is Moral
Re-Armament, which believes that
God's Mind should control the
world through human nature lhat
has been changed; the o t he r is
Communism, which believes that
man's mind should control th<
world through human nature that
has been exploded
God's ideology will win. William
Penn put the is- nr clearly 'Men
mi ns I choose to he governed by
God or they condemn themselves
to bt ruled hv tyrants ’
'T’iiiie is running oul No man or
nation ran escape the choice —Mor
a I Re-Armament or Communism.
Khrushchev offers the false alter
natives of co-existence or war. dis
armament or nuclear annihilation.
MILVs task is to make the
whole world conscious of the
true choice, MR A offers Ame
rica and tlm whole world a
superior ideology that will
cure the causes of both Com
munism and war. and create
flic incorruptible men and wo
men that w ill make democracy
the most effective idea in the
, world.
This ideology works and will
win The evidence during the last
months alone is conclusive. Arch
bishop Makarios, the new Presi
dent. of Cyprus says, “I have fol
lowed closely the work of Moral
Re-Armament and particularly ap
Do’s And Don’ts
“Enjoy Your Trip, But Let Others Do the Same.”
I taken place in the world, in the
• j of tremendous importance hare .
United States, in the South, and
! ! in Florida. In truth, we have
witnessed a bloodless revolu
tion.
' Here at home. Tallahassee ha>
literally doubled itself in size: so
! lias FA MU. Since 1850. we have
. ' creeled on the campus 23 build
ings valued at over 10 million dol
lars. From the enrollment of ap
proximately 1600 suldents m 1950.
w* have expanded !u over 2800- m
1959-60.
Whereas the total budget in 1949-
50 was $1,600,000, in 1959-60 the
budget is $3,400,000. Whev'eas the
total number of employees in 1959-
: , predate its contribution to the *o-
I j liilion of hte Cyprus problem.’
j Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of
I : Germany writing to Frank Burn
- man recently said “You know
1 what great significance 1 attach 1 o
the ideological fight which MRA
l | is waging in the whole world. LTn-
I less this work is carried forward
1 | peace cannot he maintained."
i ! Prime Minister Kish) of Japan
■ j says. "Thf leaders of the free
■ i world must pay serious attention
! to fh° work of MRA throughout
■ | the world if we are to win in the
j decisive struggle for the future of
i mankind.’
Moscow's stepped-up attacks
against MRA in the last few
weeks reveal their ronerrn.
These attacks have come from
lass. Moscow’s official news a
goncy, I’ravda. Radio Moscow
and in a three-column front
page editorial in Humanite.
the organ of the French t orn
munist Shirty.
Moral R<-Armament is curing
the causes of division, economic
injustice, fear and hatred on which
Communism feeds.
It is rapidly multiplying the sec
ret of God-centered unity without
which civilization will destroy it
self
In the words of Gabriel Marcel,
the great Catholic philosopher, “It
is a hope—perhaps THE hope."
>0 was 653 including the Hospital
j personnel, in 1959-60 it. is 756 ex i
1 elusive of -hospital employees.
“In 1953 the institution v nr, !
changed from u State College v. ith j
emphasis on land-grand and teach
er education to a state University
with professional schools. In 1957,
| it was admitted into full member*
j ship into the Southern Association i
|of Colleges and Secondary
I Schools.” .
The average rental payment to I
I North Carolina farmer.-: for coo- j
! serration reserve land In 1960 will [
I bo sl6 per acre,
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State’s Farmer Are Urged
To Breed Cows Before Jan. 15
FARMERS URGED TO BREED
GREENSBORO—To get increas
ed production, at less cost, dairy
farmers are being urged to breed
cows prior to January 15.
This advice was issued recently
by R. 1 Wynn, dairy specialist
with the A&T College Extension
Service.
Hr stairs that ii is much more
profitable for cows to freshen
in the fall than in spring and
winter. Records reveal that re
turns on feed easts are much
higher than those which have
freshened in the spring and
early summer.
He states further that such a
breeding schedule works perfectly
with the labor supply in the nor
mal small farm operation. More
time can he devoted to herd man
agement during the winter months.
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once the cash crops; have been bai
vested.
Cows bred prior to mid-J mu >
i will come flash in time to all-; v
the dairyman o■- >.•••'• t> to r
’ i/.e much more in ino : <n >• t
of the lactation period.
Got. more pigs in a ' ' 1
swine operation b> toiler.' i-a
systematic eross-bn-ading ui -a n
Save more pigs in a cummer.’' -I
swine operation by e-uting rid of
sows after their third litter
Grow more pias by feeding era’n
plus a good supplement f J
i choice either on rotated pasture
- or on concrete feeding floors.
A goal to shoot for in a coc -
merical swine operation is eight
or more pigs at 150 to 1-S0 da; s
weighing 200 pounds or more.