WEEK END INC, S A Tl'li DAY, MAY 15, ITIB
100 High School Students
Attend Trade Contest
Greensboro, A ('. - Approxi
mutely 100 students from i ll
North Carolina high schools to A
an active part in tin.; Third An
nual Mate l'radi• Coni:.-! spun
soied by A. amt T College h'-re
last week.
S C. Smith. assistant state su
pervisor of tit trio odueation wit i
headquarters at the A and T.
College, served as. coordinator of
the meet.
Contestants fiv.m the following
participating vlv ■■■!■• were on
hand to vie for over SSOO in <•: h,
scholarships and other awards:
Willis ton Hiyi' Sew d, Wibnino
ton; Washington t Ugh. Raleigh:
Dillard High, C!a! isboro, DudS' -
High. Greensboro; Hillside High.
Durham. Darden High. Wilson:
Adkins High, Kinston; Capitol
Highway High. H.unlei: C. -V
Eppes High, Gncnvile. Lain ire
burg Institute. Laurinbuig.
Lincoln Academy, Ki n g
Mountain; Logan High, Concord
Momingside High, Statesville:
Rock in,£ Jam t !'■ T S; G- 1
Rockingham; Second Ward
Charlotte: William Hern. Ilkm
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p.oint; Drive High o! Salisbury
Dunbar High of Lexington; a-: •'
VVest . Lithv-in pine;-- High School
of Seutiici n Pines.
First pri/.e winner., included
: v-v •:;(uc J .outs tram Dudley High
j School, who were Edna Whilsett,
• practical nursing: Delon Clvck,
' sewing- William Spencer, electn
! cal waring;- Leo Jain? s, shoo re •
• pairing: .and Hnrehl Arlrday . Bil
; lie Crump, ari Mason Whittaker
j who won the team pri?e for tie
! ca).nd yerti* auto niTA'.vunicM.
| Othor first pviz' 1 winnors \vcr n
i Walt . Dial Ch u 1 >lte, first year
j hri.ik!aving; Janie.. Simms. W.!
j run, si cuntl year bricklaying;
I James Harris' Hamlet, aid
j Wavne Talbert, Lexington, for
I til';t (UK! .a vand yen: cabinet:no‘v
j ing, rcsix-ciivt l.v; Leo Barnes.
; Goldsboro, carpentry: Edna Ed
j words. Concert!, photography:
| Auric Mi Clary. Durham, draft-
I mg: J. f). Williams, Goldsboro,
! odtorning; Harvey Garre!fc,
j Durham 1 » >: Hu
lis Via. Wii -d: ; in, first V; :<r aid >
! rnechonica; ami Cooi.idgo McCov,
i ier cli'.’, r- a! led occupations.
Fallowing the award of r>t;-
iin the D Try I.f’gh Audito: uiiM,
| stv'cial receynif'en was given to
; Hillside Hi.-.;: Dudley High. Dim
j bar and M >:•«!• igsicie high set) > >l.s
j for the exhibits which were die
j played.
I • \YII cr,. app imted a
i t.iry of ••igr’cultu; i>. T.U7 by Prod
. ■ . ; rd
< abinet until 1913. sc ving ui i r
IINCF PICKS TOP
mm stsoe^ts
| KW YORK CIIV An inter
h '-ting .uiere.-aiii-ge coiaipefitiri i
|la select the most on ..!:iri'uua ■ ,a
jdc a h orn J 2 cottier aa ; N. r." >
■ o ‘a .els w '■ Cvmphaih, re la.a
I’lii)r>day, with five judffes agr e
img that Reiiert B. .Ja.m;; , senior a.
[ Morehouse College, :a.ld be dv
‘ n fir-! honors: Daisy Whiimcyia
i junior at Texas Colli & -, was run
; rif r-up.
Tiie coni ’.a-t \va-. spoww.-. dby the
:Ua stir.ahoiisc Oi!'i>..iviNi,., for u--
, IJnncd Meg ■> College Fund, and
an. competition vv.-- ! cltvecn sit
:lcnt;. ’ l tee 31 acri edj.;ed Ni .. -
.-cl'uots which an aimed by hie
I'end.
iJ;i l :■ for the .iud;; ug was aaa
i inters su bin it Lid by th> eemp •: aa
. iud. ors, bulivarked by rep-.r'.-;
I'rorn i v schorJ-, Uicn.iKi'iv'fis. Hon
: .iredie mrntiari went filao to I-ievv
ail Uiiive: .sily, t.’olk'ig
an.: LeMciyne Ce'.i ,
Tn • outcom- of lb. eeriest wiil
i aired M.,.y 20 on die West)- g
a*a..” i" j regram, feal'i any Ted At,
lone. “Your Radio Sferv Telle
The M -.v 20 broadcast will be tie.
; by the three million listeners of me
ABC network from H :4C A. iVI. io
12 noon.
j Fits! prire to James’ vvas a ;>: ».*•
; vvn:' bond, and a riiaii m which iv.; •
: ivrrt i\v the Fund; J .meg rri.o.J, I
• Morehouse, received the ial. st
modi ! cansol.r radio-p ainegraph . >
• Westinghousc. Miss Whilmeycr re- .
■ vr-ived a $25 xvar bond.
Jud.uvs were Tho-in A Morgan j
■ f Gyrosrope ( a. ; t!i ,<. , ■
. ’ ive ( i ’ . e.og 'i.
Tobins. diteeaor Pheioy-Stok:.;;
t’ V” biaanaa DY\. ■ Jd’ophy. j,.- c
ident, Kenyon r.ivl '’."i.ardt Ir.v..
vrh.o is viminean of tue Fund's .- ;-
• niivc 1 ’ • i.i vtlec; Leo’! Goldsi u:.
, ii" preside!-.’, radio d ition VS’MCA. j
":'-,d Mal-im’.'. radio en.oe.
\\ illiam G. A. nr a. rm Da,; 1
, Ii cnguici r inveult \ t'r:< hyd no
be crane and Uycir. ru.’ ir. a
. aiu ui title.
Tin knit Km: machine was ia
•.si by WKhana j.• • of Kii.giaia.i ,
, i asp
1 ~ r r . '■ T .{ - . -pm ' ./-m* :b;rf ;
liu »j-. >M :i: ■■A'id, l 'y'rii i?’>Sr'' : ’TV'S, skj sR- ij? *
The Armed Forces turned out
thousands of specialists during
»# the w; .’ M.uiv of t’a- skil'-. and
four wartime tn,. . ■?cm : ,v.
used by the pcaccume Army and
Air Forte.
experience T - v.iw b.m> £ -:m m- the
* Service are ottering noa-odaf
nusr.ioned yradi s to men -vlu sf
It « ex;• n<. rid aa tayap
can unrig y©y then, for responsible jobs Th.-m
arc hundreds of opportunities
* open for enlistments in grades
CSOef4? mmu appropriate to your training
» “ F and experience. Ask today for
full details at your nearest TJ. S.
■ Ai’inj and U. S. Air Fore Kc-
OKMI m entiling Stidi- ;i
RECRUITING STATION
POST OFFICE BUILDING RALEIGH, N. C
TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR IfISiiES
WOUTHp
CALI. r>UCT !‘i STOMACH
u*‘ 5 £R ) ./colon
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INTEJTINt u
Study the above drawinE 'or a tew mln
j utes. Notice particularly how the bile
flows from the aver into and out of thi
gal I-bladder and thf-r.ee i«io the small
intestine where it mixes with the partly
dUres'-wS food Just bedew the stomach
j Bile is a necessary adjunct to proper tl:-
Kesuon. Its absence from the intestine*
inevitably causes putrefaction and fer
■ mentation.
NATURE’S DANGER SIGNALS
When your stomach, liver, and gall
bladder have been upset by impropr r
eating or drinking, or when they are
not working well because retained and
putrefying food matter in your intes
tines is poisoning you- entire body,
you, sooner or later, begin to feel
some of the following symptoms:
Your breath may become unpleas
ant (.halitosis.*, your tongue coated, a
bey... '
PINE ST ATE \
|fil< #*®E A «•« 1
i%sE CkcmM f
! 1 Wi A> i
| body-b»ildli„ 9 \/vy
| OOCI I For Home Delivery Did? 2-3911 j
FIRM ATTAINS $1,000,000 ASSETS
V-Sll- .V .... ... . .. IV.. .. V ■ V, >A A. „y, S
* onn. Man Mend
Sludcnl Body I'or io-4')
DURHAM in !Hi animal stu
dent election at North Carolina (Jol
v hetc lasi Wedn-. -day. Jama
Hiand Jam a. ,ji . ui GrcciiwTcw
! ’ ■ am., beeni!aa mv ;ii ui of U..v
Student t'mineil !.-r i-MB-U), •a:
11 ■ - Mary lb a McLi .an of South
iTii rim was clean: i vice :;it- -
dent.
| m : succeeds Jadin V Turtlei
i-'f Ran. i.;!:. who will ya’acuatc late;
! this month. «nd t , .a) i; ing vie
|l ■’ i-aldeu,, )<-• M-a All yne Tiiruv
of IXirh-un also a prospective graii-
D e nav' pi-esidem secured 24a
: votes and Ins nearest rival u
j Ui-.' Cf-n Crnom of Durham with HI.
j .Limes Ard-ma■-H of Atlanta, Ga.,
truth J with 113. Miss McLean -.vi.
[ dll ia.' '■ Ole: Wltii Eiiilll :V|- or
el li:ckoi>. pualtiny will- !tIG. Hi : -
; m i.v Hollow ay, ar.oth Dm iiamiu ,
Rolorl - ;m Kr.glir! n;. i.
i i-tnr allv credited with bav ing
1 i rail,: i til S’iii-uty School, ii.
• -i -
bad taste in your mouth, your coffee
(and tobacco> love their natural
flavor, your food does not agree with
you; you may have heartburn, gas
and dizzy spelts, you may be troubled
with belching; at night the gas in
your bowels may press upon your
bladder making yon got up frequent
ly, thus breaking into your sleep.
In the morning you are tired in
stead of refreshed. Gradually your
health Is impaired.
Your complexion may become sal
low or bilious; dark rings may appear
under youi eyes, you may feel lazy,
dull and irritable or blue and melan
cholic. You may have frequent colds
(catarrh) or dull head-ache; your
bowels stop their free, full and nat
ural action; you have constipation,
gas, putrefaction and self-poisoning
("intestinal toxaemia” or "acute gas
| intis ' as many doctors call it),
HOW TO GET RELIEF
You can relieve this condition,
usually overnight, by taking CaJotabs
at bedtime and drinking water freely
next day.
The beneficial effects cf Calotabs
lie m the fact, that they arc 1 1) laxa
tive, (2) antiseptic to the intestines,
<3'< diuretic to the kidneys, ■ 4 > eifec
tivn in relieving symptoms of bilious
ness and acute gastritis due to consti
pation or faulty digestion.
Calotabs are pleasant to# take
(sugar coated:, prompt and effective.
Try them and see Follow label di
rections. At your druggists’.
THE CAROLINIAN
KKACH MAE ID SISFAS HIGH .
Lina, way : < lira! t-lavings and
t.o.iii Assi.-cii’.lton «• Los .VugeL’-.i I
ri’lebrateti with a dinner recently i
!y its attabim tu oi 51,000,000 in j
ism , ,n <5 rncnlhs it operations, j
l"e A.- udation was the .cronil
*cch Negro own’d and operated 1
m tduihm rbarlrrc.'l !>:, the. led ,
era l liotur Loan 1 >nk Lnar.i,
t-iaiwn are (J. to H) Michael
tfuiulan, e\rctilive vi.r president,
\iu! (i(Hiinumly
Leaders Visit I’arms
Mt.re than 200 Negro farmers
. 'lit luitnemakt r:s guihered at t!io
K i I'iJi l':t> Auditorium rment
ly to take part in a farm and
l ine ton; in ino Ji .'dries an i
Fletchers Grove Communities of
Wak: County.
Toe lour with a motorcade of,
)non- than a mile long war. ar-
Giogi I ai, i led by W. C Davcn
i”'rt, Countv Agy nt, and Mi-.’.i Nu-
Ik ■kb A.-sistant Home
Ager.t. id ti.i.’ .Stall 1 Coli ;c Ex
tfii.- •<ni Service.
The purpose of the * >ur was ; •
acquaint other i.mnerx with the |
■ a;’.: : : that farmers in thc:w
i roniiiiufiiia to having in ini
| \> ; 'vv i ii l l)‘ ■i r .•;n• ral iarm an >l
j r * : .ur,a practices and raising tlv
: vimrird of living lb cough Ex
xxx.n ; ovoni’iK rxiatiori-.
beginning on the iann of Mi
nnd .Mr:-.. W:3ijo Chavis in t::--
. ...lit.- u.-s Grove Cuinmunity. the
i-i'tUgj making t;u. tour heard this
txxipic tell iiuiv, through hard
xixxljxo-, tiu-y had made thou* 38
aero iarm ■provide them with a
-u) , rumd iiffiftmt,
in a rxUii'ti tu tne home farm,
-Mr ae-.i Mrs. : ’hm a, own axxtr.
or Hum, 5? or; ex, in the same
•irurumity.
Cn- ot the must interesting ob- j
r- : -g. ~ii the (arm ai Mi. and
.Yi:x. li-iekerv Lx, bles, ai.x; of the
Joitcnes Grow- Cxmmuniiy. was
ihe tobacco i am stoker which is
rani in -curing their tobacco crop.
Mr. Peebles told the group that
he eouid cure one bam of iobaccr
ter approx; tv.att• 5y $7 with isi.s ,
■ toker
Toe gxo-.jp also took great in - ,
b 0... i in observing a tool shel
ter. ’awn. shrubbery, washing
machine r'.'gngt rator, telephone
a now cinder block house .for his
.t !'j<'\nl and suiTouridiiigs,
uoniinu ;*:.rg into t Fietcher
: C.ri ‘ , o ( on-muity, i.cc first stop
■; was made on Mv. arid Mrs.
i nie Kokien' : farm. It was brought
out. iha- :!;e ii c bee:
on their farm only nine wars.
T- o Holdens, aim pointed to
1 tiieiv law':, sh rubber v, walk
ways, hr .mor h-:. clothes lino.
, K-xiotieled hou x- washing me
ch;n<-. x .; xiKdtcx and es'n-n.
| sunv.ur.-dir.g-.
The iaxt .hop on the tour was
at Vic. and Tvl:Jv.try I xoct-icrs
UoTii Mr. a:' 1 Mrs I.*-cithers itavi
recently •.•ornpleted a new fi-rcon:
i .home which they built thern
! ~t Ives. Mr. la it hers said foal, ire-
I new house- was built at co.-f
:of apprev .m-i-r-lv ?200. boxais.v.
:he and his fan.i 1 y did the vvo }, k.
Only $230 was spent for hir- a
labor.
Ai.-o seen cn the tour wore If
R. Collins. Hoad Agronomy D
iU'rto.ent: C. I' TxLxJ in. Editor
ini Staff, ! eih of State College.
K. 11 Jam ... Slate Agent: J. A
Snaiilding'. District Agent: and,
Mis- W. R. Laws. District Hitm
foje.at. : i A. arid T Co: v. . t!v
Rev:;. T. C. Hanmns. J. W Wat
kins, mid William A. Penv, ail
of Raleigh, the IP pcirv -pa
tor of Cue Baptist Grov- Church
;n I edeher:: (J rave C-.mmun
'il v: E. L. Halford., Executive See
re!ary -,f tin Blood worth Street
V.MC.’A: Mr-:, p p Haywood.
Secretary of Wok-- County Farm
end Horne Agents; £ /•: Evans,
Ax:.Giant County Agent. J ea.sk:
fir . Federal savings and Loan i
' s i'n of lx. .t I.os Angefe.s: Kol.
i ci i mo -r.u, prisifiim of Gibson j
i rrinUng Co.; I)r. ii Claude Hud- 1
‘ii’. vice ciiairmiri cl .lie Board j
| ci Broadway Federal; Frank j
1 Noon, manager San Francisco :
branch of tin- Federal Home 1 outi :
| Bank; i;«l H A iI«.-,vaH, presi- j
; dent anil general manager of
Rrwutivay « i-va!. Photo by
If awl.
y\h;\ .notes
Ihy Public Affaiis Committee
v ii it's i a Talent Show and Ba- j
! \ ('euti : in the Axx. inbly K roir •
of the VWt'A Sunday at 5:00 p i
m. Tir- names of the baby cor, j
t.'Hants -liv fix foliowr: Murchia ;
?• -i-i■ is. Durum; Antinnette !
rrti W: n Bernard Upehurch. Jr., j
Norfleet PeieeUis Hand, Joyce j
Klai'n:; Dwnston, and Horace i
Oates. All membtrx and friends i
ar. urged't ■ come. Mi - J. E. j
Hicks ;; chairman.
** * j
T a y Teens and Y-Teen Com - |
imttco will entertain the faculty |
at a r-a, ty at the Y Man i
do\ . Mty 17 , ’ 8:00 p. m Miss ;
1 M. E. i.agon is eii.rrman.
A!i e.n.-miK'rs - f the B. & 1. ■
Chiu an urg«.d to be present. a< \
:iaui: guia: nu.- tmg Tuesday ;
on,at. May 18th. Business of im ,
:.! ■■ -rtanc. will be discussed. Miss !
i.aura J. Brown is cnairntan.
- Tile Rvliaxuix Emphasis Conx
1 iv.sP.i-e ur;a s ail meirtbers to be
prt sent a I Lie Me-, race! mg Tues- i
day. May 18. at • p m. All in ;
lerested 'Y‘ mt-inbeu and friends
•' ; ar.- inter.•:*■;: I ;n tins group ,
: are espCfiadN' urged x-. be pres- {
cnt. Mrs. Harriot Sniil-h, ebair- -;
The Daughters of the Parent
Education Cr mm it tec sponsored
Mot hi x Dav program in
appreciation of their Mothers,
Axe- of t'.m p . xrarn participants "
sxng’.xi fr<>m two through U 5. Out
s!an hng feat a as on f iio program
(-re instruniimtal numbxxs, so
li.-. ann r>. citat ns. A xn.i
, ■;; :•' !oj : : ■■ pr ■ am. A]:
3d : M Jx, xignn i- chairman and
■ Mrs. Bei tha Biriicr is program
chairman.
T' x Yv.:,same Hr, High Y-Teens
sp-xiisf red a M.it.'u-r’s Day Pro- ;
c j] Suxsiny x * X -i0 p. :x wif b
' Miv-. Gw "dxvn Haywood pre
siding The guests were- sorv*-d
he cream and < . after the
’ nr.-gram. It was largely attend-:
V bv Dai'mtx ax- i friends Miss- ;
S- i- x- Sul: YAVCA evoi-ltivc-:
dirr-ct--..' and 1. !a Mate Johnson. .
y Teen pr- xcxx: director won' ;
r.i’c-xxt. M • Mao K. Ligon, it :
advisor for the club.
The U. dcpvHtnicr f of agnej«• •,
; 1-iiro ■ ;-.ra*r) a t-urca*; ia ji
(V- tiepar oi im IritfLior -n |i
■ t ■ >
ii.-tto - w,:jK"r » ■ n weed V»v i
] .ho > S v/raHci U\' »au wp .3.1
irirwrees In Death V .'ley. Cob Ac |
nia, in 1913.
: Oi, kcr: ',)) and Charles Watt,
i Veteran Te.-x-hers. Method. E. C. i
C imam F. 1. Roberts and Rich
ord Barfi* Id, Ye eran Tosc.hers, i
Sh< phxi d Hig.i School. Zcnuix.n.
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j -xiiiumnist lin’d avid swing fun, will
!be featured along wifb other stars i
x ihe Fourth Annual Festival of [
! Contemporary music at Columbia i
| University at McMillan theatre on i
he i ampus on the ballads, hoc !
'downs, spirituals and Hues phase-,
|if the wfek in music events
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Nearly five million children m
; ihe U. S. ride school buses daily
Spring. Fever.?
Xjf you're not feeling just right., can't
enjoy the outdoors, due to a hang-over
of winter sluggishness, chances are what
you need i 6 good old Calomel,
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j pound Tablets, arc especially designed to
i mnlce calomel-taking pleasant, safe ami
sore No need to follow Cato tabs with
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as In spring fever, colds, blllotisneM clue
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Co a rteou s Se rvice
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PAGE THREE
First woman eleelfcd to the U. b
Semite was Mrs. Ha .ie W. Ci.ru
way of Arkansas.
**rrifUiL
315 FAYETTEVILLE St.
.unit-—.j i iu.ij. 111 > l l»ihwiiiiw lum iim ih nmn iiniMinmimnimvim —