WEEK ENDING SATI UDA Y, APRIL -S. iH Is
J 26 Make Shaw Honoi
Koll
RALEIGH The Honor Roil
for the second semester, n-le;.i.sca
hist week at Sraw University by
Mrs. Eva I<\ Ray, University Ret,
istrar, lists 12<i students wro at
tained a general average of B
tor Hit: period.
Six students made straight A
averages for the semester. They
were. Doris M Smith, senior of
Wliiow Sprngs: bentnee U. L:o
kins, stro'.’i of ifuitigh. Larolyn
Y. Rrunt v,junior ot North fork,
West Va., L:Toy Hall, SL-ult --
,E'a,; Angie Brooks, Noriina; amt
Dorothy Lee Alton iSewara, v
j., all sophomores. Tine l see
leas tvho maintained a ptriect
leeord with seven appearand . - n
the honor loli in seven -emt-su.i /
aie Vanzola Bond, Gut;. Tupim-i
A, Gumbs, Henderson, and beat
Beatrice G. Larkin Raleigh.
The Honor Roil is as loilmv:
Freshmen
Walter Armor, Matawun. N. .1 .
Mary Bailey, Scottsburg. Va
Hayrriond Basie, Newark, N. J
George Basst<He. New V u'l'..
Florence Boor, is Woodland; Ji
anno Brown, Atlantic City. N.
J.; Thelma Erown. Rn-lilai.d .
Luther Chaney, Culumbu:, Mr
Vernon Clark, Taiboiu Candyii
Coleman, New York. N Y\; Gleim
Coleman, Columbus. Oiiio; etc
ton Cosby, Jamseia, N. Y. Tat
madge Cothran, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Magnolia Evens, Hende. son:
Nathaniel Gaylord, Plymouth.
Robert Hammond. Brooklyn, N.
Y. Rev a Harris, Washington, D,
c John Hadse.it, BDnr-h, Uo
a id. no Jones, .Raleigh, J.
Jones, Roek.v Mount ana Helen
Johnson, Hendt; i.
Isaac Ijong, N'ev Bern: Don.
Malone, Raleigh; Altor Pewc.!,
Apex; Ranald Search. iiiir.ai>et)i
City; Clarence Smith, Erwin
Dorothy Stadß <, Reidsvilk. John
Taylor, Greenville and Ode Lc
Taylor, Elizabeth City.
Sophcmcres
Dorothy ART on, Newark, N. J
Roosevelt Alston, Sim-. . N. < ;
Angie Brooks, Noriina; C<au in.y
Brown. New York C .ty: Jonxtha;
Brown, Brookiva, N. Y ; Zann
Burnett, Haridbut g. Pa.; Cod
Eason, Rich Square; Thomas Ev
ans, Philadelphia, Pay Mat,el t..
gans, Monrovia. Liberia G<-'by
Gilliam, Sunny ade Va. Let oy
Hall, SteYiton, Pa.; Julian times,
Altoona, Pa . Oma Jones, Oat:
City; Donnie Joyner, Wilso:
Frances Kelly, Camden, S t
Margaret Larkin, Raleigh: Ci.a.
lie Lyons, Bethel; Katie Patt< ;
son, Badin; Sr Elmo Pug;;, Not
folk, Va.; Beverly Robin-wn, \, -
rnoui; Robert Simaihris, Ni«A\
Bern; Ledonia South, .Rocking
ham; Lassie Spencer, Scranton:
Perry Taylor, Pnivvlun N J
and Garland \V iggm-y Ma-hvilh
Juniors
Catherine Adam-. Pelham
Dorothy Alex .nut-. lik-ko:
Bonnie Briley, Ruber.'., air ill:-
Laura Bin nett M. bane: Ra.-h .
Campbell Winston .Salem; Mac.
CogdelJ. FaveUevilk- Sara liar
oen, Brooklyn, N Y.. William
Dant.v, K. Plat Ruck <• iw Dons
las, Sanford; D. i-oi.ii% Mae E-hot',
Vass; Herbert Flic Raleigh
John Hairston, Philadelphia. I
Helen Harrison. Wilsi :i Jum--
Jasper, Richmond, Va.; Havel 1
gun, Raleigh; Joel Mumble. He'-
deison, Earl Novels, Terre Haute
Indiana: Glads.. Pierce, Wilming
ton; Carolyn Prunty, North F irk,
West Va.; Lestei Randall, Ocane, -
N. J : Christine Reaves. (C M
ston; Mabel Reynold:., t >.»l ; :
jVI ary Roy a is, Bui.> a•, ] ■ .-■ n ■
Svlver. Nash-, die: Theresa !
lor, Battleboro, and Guttn u- Tut
ner. Snow Hilt.
Seniors
Irene Barb an-. Sims: Varu'wC
Bond, Gates; u antes Bridgets,
Tarboro; Thomas Burt, Raleigh’
Shade Connor, Mount Chive; (T :
trude Everette, Norfolk, Va.: An
na Belle Golden, N Wilkt-s;
Thelma Gumbs, Henderson: Doris
Hill. Franklinton. Lyttoel Hu-ke
son, Elkin; Beatrice Larkin, Rai
cigh; Henry Leak, WaJesborn
Joshua Loviste.-. Raleigh; Alex
under Most-lev, Washington; Sol
omon Rev is, Raleigh Rose Rum
seil, Mansoti: Mary Sheeiiv, New
York City: M.vtba Sims. Ve
ina, Va.: Doris Smith, Will >■-
Springs; Phyllis Tabourne. Wake
Foffest; CShrisfirie Watson. Clav
ton. and Arletha Wliite, Ann.-;
Theology
Nilous Avery . Gamer Themor
Boyd, Bruokolyn, N. Y Chanry
Edwards, £Jm Citv. James
Forbes, Raleigh. Zartda Jenkins.
Inland; CYdesiwn Kerry. Ma r
shall, Texas: Jo h n Maaley.
IF -ndsor, Va,, -.Emie-;.; H u.-i ■: - ,
Poriest City Alfred Smith Wil
mington, and Eugene Turner
Gdidst ore
Uncksssiiiad
Bland, Sanford; Ruth Walker.
Purdie Ande;s, Raleigh David
Manning, S. C.
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Spaulding Again
Heads Mutual
DURHAM At the mm-i
mu-ting of the Board of Director-
I North Carolina Mutual I .it-.- to-j
; sur.tnce Comp.-my Held at lie ra.-e ,
j office (if the ciimpniiy in Uio ii.io
IN. C . March 241 h, C. C Sj, .>dd.m
was re-elected for the 25th i-n
--| as pn-sioeilt ut the 1.-UilitUtifm.
- With I his appoitiii' ■ id. !h i
| deni Spuulrtiiift uiil i end md >• - -
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i.- .inpany during wliu-h time the
; insti' ut 101 l hu; grown from
i p.iralive in-.ignificam-e in .■ mud
i uiillion dollar orgam/aton.
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Mi u Hi ■ c it A J. WhilUßi. v d ed .
J. S >hich'Gti. iissistant to tnr
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S'a; hioricd yotir i»i‘iiiy= ntoorj atul at
such a 1-tiw prji’- you'll want sevoral. Thev’re
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W A. Clement, asaisUud to ngi ucy
d- i ci.iii; and N 1 i Bennett, as
; i:-itu Ul iit'llii’.U y.
in ndiii'i: mi; the directors. Pres
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va i iii- rcpiir; sutmiiited layini;
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mi. i, i.v the company which
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f..iidiiu- family of policyholder.-
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hi id. toiiimendable mortality rale
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pi'ji tici ■ anil ciirefu srli-cfion u!
nc\-. pi.licyliuldei-\ lav m
a .af.'ilii,. t xperience.' he contmu
a. -’ll.:.- I.ji-i.'ian. mmv and mine
nil. rl.iiit a a faidiir in the siu ■
ii- - ini i.-i K-ration oi a tit- insur-j
..iu-o uuio.iany, due to low inveal- j
mini !vl!u*ii: that now prev-ail ’ He
e-xpr*- • -I in-, ciatifii.r lion in the
(.•I that, without exception, all do- 1
j, / t.n:iai, oi the institution t...v >
liovfil forvv.-ird, with comnienda
l>!e cffic-ien.-y which iaet r.uppii'.s
. mpit rej.M.ii to .iiitirapate anothei
;.u if uttstaiidinf' projU'ft-:- and!
acijic-vement in 19-la.
f-'- lk -a iui- the Annual Meeting of
tr t Board of Director: a get togeth
v s-iae, t mi. was held, m which the
i 13 Graduate at St. Agues
RALEIGH Thirteen person-'.
| including students from Georgia.
Florida New Mexic o Arizona o i
Pennsylvania Who art gradual'--
front the SI Agnes Hu.pital Seriooi
of Nursing, look the Elute exam
ination lure Wedne day Mis Ehu.i
Rose Moncrieffc, dii-c-e. ,- of Nur
at St. Arne:, reported Tfiui.-da-
They are; Misses Martha Avi ry
Moiganton; Saiah Barkley Halifax
entire home office siaff tl - ii wh -.
•nd husbands parlifiinted.
A feature of th, gatiierin. w.i
he awarding of .servn-t e-mblen ;■
those who had eon ip. lied :ii and
more years of eontnmn- ■> -. ■ -
viih tin- company, and sp , i •'
iwards to those of the eli'i'ieal 1 >
who had bten neither late inn .
lent during the yeai As stan-.i
he-idenl Spauldin,- "iliis eviiiuie
d loyally, puneluaiil.- and in'e,
-st has gone far to win lor
institution the enviabit posit ioi
lmong the life insuraiKi- rompjmi
d the nation it now . njo>
it's Being Bern @( Run!
Kaiser-Frazer Introduces
Four New 1948 Models
f-
UT NO INCREASE
IN PRICE!
i
While Other lew Car Prices Ire Advancing
We Invite You to SEE, M/YE and COMPARE T/tem, Today/ 1
MOTOR ASSOCIATES, INC 426 FvyrtleviH* Street, Raleigh
MOTOR ASSOCIATES, incorporated
ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF
; ACME AUTO SERVICE
CORNER BLOUNT AND I.ENOIR. STS. JAKES P. FREEMAN, PROP.
I ' AS ASStX IAT E DEALER IN THE SALE OF
! KAISER-FRAZER AUTOMOBILES,
/Maple Temple Usui eh
KY lOSI.rIUNE T'KUKFI t
I’he ( >1 - * i in-: i- jle u ;t>
Easter service a -is t■ - • ■ a <
; i Maple Temple i. m" i' -I e:■ .'
. Cfu if liar: ( Tun elt Semi., v \- ; ! i >
i | with Sunday Suin'.ul a 1 liiee 1 1..•
!y. Tll.-l-e VV.l:' .1 i;: 1 ' J - d tl'iie -ii''.
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, half a i.pli-iiuul lie- -a 1 .Va: !.:■ -.: t ••!
a Kit i m.l I .ifi A: te - !: e I- • m.
the 1 1 111 1 ■ ]. 1" i, ' - ■ |. I .: ii-. I i ■ I". '•
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. o ll lf lll -. met they a ■ ■ b e be; A- •
hi Sunday Sche..!, . • i. -=:1 -; -
mi -riiiia: mt\, ice be a ■ v. i ! ; > ■
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HERE’S WHY Kaiser-Frazer can make this
announcement while other new car prices spiral
upward, Kaiser-Frazer controls its own supply of
many basic raw materials . . has its own engine
plant, foundry and steel mill. Materials from these
sources funnel into new and modern Willow Run
the largest automobile manufacturing plant in the
world under one roof.
Unfinished steel goes in one end of this great plant
and comes out. a quality automobile, ready to be
driven away. All this is accom
plished in a matter of hours, and
with the economy of Kaiser-
Frazer straight-line production. -
This is an achievement of men
who are injecting new methods
and ideas into an old industry.
In the new 194-8 Kaiser, Frazer,
Kaiser Custom, and Frazer Man
hattan you get all the features
THE} CAROLINIAN
favored with a dust in Miss EL/:
I
Ivini Perry aud :\iMary l.unr
Merrill
'i ii : i rinOe a:. - a-b vCTC-i |
oar t *:i J . . Si,.. üb.tM -■ , i -: .-■ ■■
11 • !u: .• tl. !n* ,a e.a-‘ e.i a-. on ;
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The alt.■■ r ea bpi -■ atiM V. (di
Whib En 11 lib, -I.irn - flu; !
i ■ ' 1 :.i e111>,:- .11: any, ni ■ f i.i ■
run/... At -.1.v- thirty 11 r.e MlM'e-n !
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ill. va 1.1 it* !?/\ V. inn: ihiion ni i
Sl;:uv in .-.ldl'dttitle fu. in. ;
I e w.i ; c.,lit 1 nu; (lie city.
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T.t Sun-.' a. Si.-llUel !i:ai it-: amil:! !
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Wherever you clrim . uhenver you so, Vnund
if/-, comer, down the street, there is a Kmser-
F'nwerdealer ready To serve you with genuine
factory parts and approved service.
*( U-n o’clock. All seeuied to T a v v .
i:njoyed iV
(.Hi 11k- third Suncit<y in April i
Tr Kjv»’ HtviaF Voi( a Qud.fiol v. n! i
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( Eli :, 'lb.i.* oh I .lu eo‘ dtally inv.f i
** aK» ! > EuH.MI ! A, mid r. tin* only low piked method sola under « MONEY BACK
t,' Al< \\l i i Doc (•.»-% indorse the treatmc iit and iiud it very Hticient. One happy user
nine . I*l IAM MNO Ml ANUI Hi KOF YOUK WONDERFUL TREATMENT AT
ONI l roc v H<l) \|) a Hi) IN A vi !C> HEAVY DRINKER. I BOUGHT FROM
UJH B! FORE AND HAD WONDERFUL RESULTS ON AIL WHOM i BOUGHT
I■)] ■ INI) N o t<)\ /A -MiSTY Ol : KNAMi AN D A DDR ES.S — then pay postm.au
A i*!•.}•. a it «v » - ui'? * O.D, diurM's. fit you want to save ( .0.0, charges, send
‘n oO with vuiir * i*4 l « i. ) i reatiru*<ti and in tractions sent in plain wrapper, j
MEAI.TH-AIDS RESEARCH
P,0,80j»/24 o»pt. M*l3 Chicago 90, Ilf.
you Will B/ the Ooy You A*i*w»r*d This AdY#rtU*rnt>nt
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that others have attempted to copy since Kaiser-
Frazer design was introduced in 1947.
So far no one lias been able to more than approximate
the graceful exterior body lines. No one has come
near matching the roadability . . . the ride resulting
from seats cradled between the front and rear wheels,
such wide seats with both elbow and shoulder room.
And none have the: style features, the wide choice
of colors and fabrics.
You get ail this pius the many refinements made
possible by years-ahead engi
neering and design, And, of
course, all 1948 Kaiser or Frazer
ears have the new Goodyear 24-
pound pressure Super-Cushion
tires 11$at make bumps something
you see but never feel.
Enjoy a ride today in America’s
newest new ears —the 1948 cars
that have not gone up in price!
4$
PAGE THREE
Spring. Fever,?
if you're not feeling ja»t right), can t
rujuy the outdoors, due to » h»ug.iiver
ul winter sluggishness, cUanocs are what
you need Is good old Calomel,
Calotubs, tue In.proved Calomel Coui.-
pound Tablets, are especially designed to
oink.* calomel-tajtlng pleasant. safe and
sure No ire< d to follow Calotabs with
baits Urey do the comprete Job. Try
(■alotaos whenever you need a laxative
.is nr spring liner, folds, biliousness due
to constipation. You win idle them. Fol
low label directions.