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THESE
ADVERTISERS
New Bern Personals !
i
w»»wucr m*f3rvetn<r+**i<r* .•wrnnwt ••».
Mis:. Elizabeth Nunn nf .Mo-okyln.
is horn- - * visiting h*.r mother -n
William Street
Mr. r» avj i i V. Hill of (i *:■«']! boi.i.
is borne visiting his mulher, in Mei
lift. N. C.
Carl iviaitlit vv a ivdcd radio
singer and cni-cri ortisl, left Sat
urday morning for New York
where he will ;pp<;n on -‘ i;c at Hut
Apollo on 125th Sim :
Hi- expect; to return to :::«• cily
on or about An; u. !f».
Vrtnoo N. Fey. :td \M-c of
V-ni Craven Terrace ,* spending!
the work end there wilt: iii '.anil:-
Hr is stationed a A A K
Oijoana. Virginia
Miss Georgianne. R;-v..ut of Broa.l *
Stl-cet left for Ni \v York Wecnes- ;
day to visit her mother and sister. i
M- : Mabel Hamm of Dunn It It !
Saturday after t-pryding a few days
wish her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.!
T. Havens of George Stre i.
James Hill nf New 1.V.-n r .
f-pjhiding tie wen ■*v.d wiili hi 1 fain-:
il.y <-n Parielio Street
: M: s M nan llav.’k ;.r : ! ’.. av •
of Dothan, Ai ■ v iv rev nf gue.w;
off Mr and Mr Booker •>: Rnni i
S*r» ol Mrs. H :-.vk was ui n-;n*
Washing!-n. D. C when she -it-:
tended the r.i act.-noti < xci c
her brother
Airs E W. Ford of Jaek.- mvillo. |
Fl« , 1, ft the city laid <v\ aticrj
r pending her anntin.l \ e.eafiaii h. re i
r-s guo.a of bn Hr-omos f Quer;:
Street. Mrs. F.r.d r- a nat.w nf New
Her’ Sin i *- e foi im : ; of
tiie late Dr. \\ N n.
TN-) Johnnie Gai • isert. I.'SN. is I
spending lie week end with in- :
mother. Mrs. Mabel Horton ■<: ;
Pembroke. Mr Garriwa. has pr :
covered after uodevgome a major
operation.
Johnnie Hopkins of Vanceboiel
'''' 11 1 »
Craven’s Cleaners
DYERS MASTER TAII ORS
*ll Earn St Hats Worked
AM. WORK Gi AKANTEF.O
vv M. Blinding. E. V\ Wooten
Proprietors
Five Point’s
SW AP SHOP
COMPARE PKK'ES before
vor 111 Y. SHOP AND S YVE
AT in 1 POEM SWAP SHOP
< OMPi DP NTS OF
W, MAYE
HOMY O? ! RESH MEETS
\M> (IRCH'TRIES
W MAYE. Jr . Prop.
BS.S 1 v Cedar 'street
ROBIN,SON’S
SNACK SAP
580 HUM UINOt K Sl'.
SOFT DRINKS. | \\D> CAP! S |
E IGARI T1 F.S •-- SANDWIt ID'S !
JOHN ROBINSON Prop.
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i
Stephen Roberts
GROCERY AND PRODCCE
1008 HRO \l* STKI i T
AM WS ASK IS V TRIM j'
i * I
COMPt.EMEN Ts OF
Mrs, Carrie Godeite
AOR SECOND STREET
he ( ream, .mil-. Soft D'-uV- !
CLUB 102~
HI m RN sTKH S
Nr-w Bern s Fines? and M<»- ! :
YATUMVf Mf.HT CUN,
JENT* RTAINMEVT EVERY i
WEEK END
i;
Blount’s Grocery
f*l4 MAIN ST,,EFT
GROCERIES —■ ME ATS
\ EGETAIU.ES ERE IIS \
DIAL VSB
CLUB 65 |
1716 CANAL STREET
m FOR BE STREET
Membership Club W here Otif-Ot- |
Town (ißfdi Are Admitted
With Spj rial Cards
MALACifI EDWARDS. Prep. >
GEORGE’S
R-ADIO FEU VICE
715 WEST STREET
Radio And Electrical Specialist# I
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
James W. George. Owner
NELSON’S
BLOK ROOM
80S OT.TEF.N mEET
SOFT DRINKS. CANDY*, REER
CIGARETTES
SWEET MCstC
IL,C i -. F,
RE A VTA SH OP
stt KILMARNOCK STREET !
"WHERE THERE’S BEAUTY |
THFRF’S CD YRM“
A, .Vhtm<km Alfrirdu Stank.
Operator |g- proprietor
SF3COND SECTTOK
heme after bene: recently dir,-j
. charged from the TJ. S. Navy
Noland Wb'i'.iir-- ,-f Craven T-t- |
ira v is now bam- tor the summer |
I' ■ aai A. and T Coll- go at Greens.- j
' boro.
Miss Fannie- Keyes and iYli-s ]
i Gci rgia Siyroii ol Oriental me I
j spending Ulo week • ' ■ i with friend::!
a id la I diva s in Poll • -ksvilic
; Mrs. Erma Fan ~- of Oriental i
I-P to spend as- .\ day.- in Norlolk.!
The Kev Y\ 1 Jone-. . <
I pastoi of St. St< p e'i FVVB Ciiv'/in'
| ,: t tina city is now at home cun-'
-.■.ab'seing afl-'i beitiK a pntieni a!
Gao l Sliepherd I in-, -,a! f- - - -a .-
i lay.-;.
i Tin' Rev Tvl. AT Leak, recently
i ')<•- ted pastor of .! 1m A ATE 7,
• Thurch al Dov :-. was a house guest
d Inc Rev. S. J Htuke for a coil- |
pie of days lasi week
Mi s Fioriia Be-ntor. and Mi's'
Emma Lai. .am o! St. Stephen FBWi
Church were representatives asj
Vaecir.-; at Sunday School eon von
ion •• iii'.'i was h: Id in Kinsinn j
! iao Sunday.
lie A a M. F,;iv:ai d- ami s r.
: Horace, of 712 West S'r-.at. left for •
Camden. Nf. J.. Wednesday morning 1
. There Mis Edward- will .attend
itinera I of her broth i-in-law. i
i he lap. Bishop David L F’ugh.
Mi. s Georgianna Bryant of Broad j
jStrrc-t is spending the summer in!
| New York City with her mother
and sister.
Mrs I. S Simmons las rcUuneri
r : m a one-day session of the Worn- j
"i s auxiliary of the New Bern i
j Sari.'wfi M T! A:-s»H'i.i{JCir. at Men.!' ,!
' N l . C. and reports ;> fine session.
Mis E-thoi Jones of 2nd Av» nuc j
; nr-s improved very much from a;
I ong iilm-ss and pe; haps will ga to j
■ -ve w . her daughter in Hliiladel- •
pina Pa.
Mi.s .lovnc-r of Sc :11 - Alley is
*■: tir.g nicely nflcr undergo- ;
ng an operation at Good Shvnheia
: Hospital.
Mr-. En ina Williams i' eonvnlcsc
ng ;C )... Green Street horn:
Thi' Rev. and Mrs. Haywood :
Aitrnoro and Miss G! ria Winkie
C Ni w York Cd> wen- visit'?:in
. o city for* a lav. days Mr u.T *
Mrs Alt.more -*r-■: d Mr. A'.ti
: n*a,! eV parents on Pine Si cel
Mattir'w Stewart of \Vc.-l Stroc*.
;s rtcovci'ig nicely from two week -1
inf illnesss.
Mr fail? Jacock i.- ill at . <-i
home f»n ibc corner of Broad an;!,
Cjh:.; rn:.n Surdr
M.s; Boj*!:<- Mao Ray of 707 A
Burn Strcc-1. loft fc-r N. Y C last
Tu -;.-y she is lending the siiti
!ti-_. in A .-.rk L-ity arm tl. ;, a . ...
. New V k *.*. a.it I rii I.:(G and
.: vr v.*. P
: Ccor.-c RE-I:ledge. ,f:«hiMn ii :
: Tils'", go;• In?-* it’.to. is ham- at 824
i Burn Sir- cl, for summer. Mr.
: Bi*' klcdgc is rnajoi n>2 in v term
*u.v medicine.
The Rev C I. Sn-tnn ; ;n d the'.
' Rev. A 1 Miller. Ruth of Kins ton ;
'.vevc In th: city last VG'dnosday a
; o \ ISP Ra* . \V. L Jem*, of A.' - am.
■ new a nati-mi at Good Shepherd |
I Ha pita!
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Corbett Mr
i i ,r. Mj s Sidney Ptgford. and Mr. ;
aid Mrs. Eir.aimr Corbett w> c the;
iniis guest <il Mr. and Mrs. !. S ,
; SiiTT, - ; <-f Elm S’. c« i T* -■ guo
j -notored from Lake Wnccamaw.
j The Women - At:\:li;.:y Royal j
! Tircle Charily Club of the- cPy is* j
■ poriscu ing a picnic Tuesday. J .uy j
i ; ot Cooper’s Beach Tickets are j
j M.r-o Sa, - i*i'.?ro TtAnsoortotion Bus j
h-.uv. , RCCC at fl-00 -V M
I Sara, Peuvcll -f Craven Terraco j
j -sas Pim-h improved after an «>pc?*a- j
! -mu st Gof'i S!.-. oherd 11-aspital
• e d is now at home.
| Miss Lassie M tirj ■ ' Burn S 1 reel
. s \ is,trie; reia-iv-"- in New Yom
| Buy s
: E’xpcr i t '-.*■> cars uqn.pped v.'-h
j ,;iis vcr>- tried tit on noth ihi
| s<;i:ti*i G .rob*.., Railroad and ihc
| Baltimore and Ol io Railroad. J
J. W. Reese
(iRfKERT
Groceries and Meats
3 048 BROAD ST.
D»ai 4481
j j „ - -
Variety Market
! P.'cttcr Meats -1 ggs - Produce
GROCERIES
! 73* W EST ST. Phone 4765
free delivery
Walter A. Goodette. Prop
Miss Ada Jones, Mst.
i ,==^==r=2======^^
jl F'odic's Smoke Shop
i ] The Gayest Spot In Town
7836 QUEEN ST.
I Bi-er - Cigarettes, - Candy
FCKDIF n,ARRIS. Prop.
l HidmsiLXTS OF
Ben Frank! in
Store
103* BROAD ST.
I ' ■
FROG POND
SEK4ICE STATION
j Washing, Polishihg—Phone 27,51 i
! Corner Burn and Queen Sts, \
- Bsnakm - C.»«dy*
Albert v»asjteta>sauny Bryant j
; *
jMiss Irene M. Edwards
1 \t!cnd (!onvcntion
I
j ML's fivnc At. Edvard* .nll **• nc• i
j the j-Ph imuual ion of R - A
I'lii/i on of Inc- United Amenvcn
| v'le.c Will B-'ipti.-t North Wes'. Young
| People ■* Christ ian League Convert•
i lion held' Friday at the Corntart
; Jhap*.*l Baptis: Clturch
!vl -s ; f.,*i\v - "i:- who lives ni ii J
iVr ;• Sire. ’. alleiHii.'d ihc convcii
i ; ,1-n ; s di leva'e from i c.e NI.
. Stephen'.- Fir" Will ii.ipli-’. C'l.uie't
, -f N'cßel n.
Otiii.'ci.- -if tile eonvcntioi’ iucUid
i ed:
.(•*•* v G. Ch:-on, pi i*-:i,.ienl; M,.
1. kliili vie. p: i siden'., Mrs.;
'---' •tl Watford, ;ec*mni - y; Mrs. F-i i
it U ? ’ Nuuth ,I'SiSiiint S' ;■:*! *.-' > .
AT v Gladys Mi Hoi Ircasurt'i*; Mr.
i U . Ctn * * a. convention mi
ary; Rev. W It. Lynea. insi>. ...
Kv. A. Kocfir \ MtcrnM- Rev. A.
! Kuonc. . pastc'i : Res J •>. L.a e.sor.
Modi rotor; ! Rev. L. M. iiitl
(Jom sal Moderator.
WEST ST. VETERANS
iSHOW!.NT; IIIHGRESS
IN YIYSONin CLASSES
I
The veterans cia* in brickma,- :
my at the West Slice! .School has
! .(-i'll making reinurkat!. n.-ogVes'
j i rid: r ihe directii.m ot J. L. Carr in j.-
d this week
The older members -of Hie vet’s
G,*!-" have advam .ci ". a*•?•:•■ 1 1* :
j A) the place where they can do a
eery good job of planning a house:
f nr plan. v. it!,* sp eiai s*. re ■ e.i
.con-, my c;f space, and loom cen
j vcnieiice. They can estimate *\ in a
j better-ihan-avcra.i ' -degree: of , -
j curacy ihc- amount of bricks block.--,
i concrete, send and rnot taniox neces
! ary for an average sire h iim
Trey have d:a * : sevc i*a ! fk e,
- i- ns. 0r..: in h> -Jei .a have us-* cl is*'
| ne inch, one hah" inch, and o.n -
;i,aitc.i inch .scales They <• a, read
; simple blue print plan v: ws.
Al.-nc with b til* theory. tl*e
• • >*o had qui’ e.xieiisiv praetici
jin the shop and on perrr.ane-.; jobs. •
The masonry v. rk or, th * now
i principal's office was <!•-•;.e by vet
r,"*-s This inclufte • tin >,,u-. ,
|lt\(*!u!g r-xcaviuin::. and nuuring
of tiic- ccncretc fr-otiity r. ■ fl-or.
i ihe partition walls ate of masonry'
■ .'un-struction.
T!?e veterans played a m.-.j t pari
n the const ni. tic-n of the recrca
?i i; indiding s. • :J t-v :Sic Civic
• i/cague. This building is far from;
j complete. However, wind tabor ii,.s
been uses! thu: far. ho: h skilled and
uiisi-.died. ha> fur the i i'»s,t part.
‘*» n that of veu-raf" excerpt fur a
; crerlitahle amount ol he ip eowt.ri bat
ed by f.te lay sehi? -1 < -as> at the be
ginning of i!?e buildiur
llatj»mv \<*us Attics
BY AIDU 'vOl.AN*
(R \N f \ COEN I R H \i‘ F I- r
Rex . \Y. ii Moore. Pastor
i 10.*«0 A. M Sunday Schoal. »1 :-**mi
! sci vice. 7:00 P .At Gurr.-t- c; if,
|B- M- the choir fuun Rk» €:ande
! Bapust Church c.f Jr.- nnr i
| • i'- nsie d program,
i The pr>.?.; *,-n*i cerntnut, of the
| church is pimming to star? a p.o-i
| gram for riie eh*»ir‘s anniver*.i;*v.
lls will Stan in July Each j.icl.t :
j'-here will i.;.;- twelve capu.nis n-iirc
senting the- twelve ivibes of Is.-ir,!
| The Twelve Trities will i-eprc-setu;
I the 12 sous of Jacob. V-.i can find
| ill of uu- n the Jirs; h.-ok -;f the :
j Bible. Geiic sis The do-.' s nf Ur.
j church open every v,, c-k for -j,. ;
Please let u- dUi r,d nui pray-.-i
nteding a? well as church.
Miss Rosa Leo and Miss Bessie-
Carter ;,f Kc-rlh Hsrlowe 1< A Sat
urc.sy for Norfolk. Va iherc th- y
viU speHd a COlgple ~: '-.*< ~s v- itit
heir sister. Mrs Suddie GoUdeni-.
low living in Liberty park.
j Sudanese Natives
! Fake First Step To
% in Independence
London (G) The 700,000
North Africans in the Sudan, Jr-,
ing in 1000 square miles of t-er
itory, *wil! begin the first leg
if their self government at once
is the result of an ordinance ere
'.ting an Executive Council ana
•n elected Legislative Asse-tnbly,
Governor General Sir RoV.-eH
lowe. whom the British gave
•permission to act on the matter j
without Egyptian corporal ion
'roroulgated the Ordinance la 1
reek.
Egyptian and British souref-t-* 1
wan the Sudan as n condomin
um, 'but Egypt has not vet ap- i
iroved of the- diaft of the Orrim
*aice.
Support VfMjr Paper
COMPLIMENTS
OF
Alberta Vail
,—■ - ,
('OMHJWIiVTS OF
j Or. Jkdin F, Burton
I M. I).
enOXt 3349-2770
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MMBBH W W fiXatfiF iffiksftS Mi hm m
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„.• .- - - ■ - - . t;.
ORGANIST Miss Ruby
O’Hara of Po-icck St is a pro
duct of West Sirc-Et High
School of city and Howard
University, W '-.h-ngten, D. C.
While rif Howard she majored
in psychology and minored ir.
r-oicielcqy. She plans further
siudv i.*.*; cliriicsl psychology.
PLKVSAW HILL
ID Dl-.KNK i DA'V'ON
Mi -. Ani.-i' Wcl’o end ;.*:*..> :i-’
1 deii iiter. Meric ;*t-» :p:ndin:: an
er.jc-yabie t in Ncw Y< r,;.
Jacob Jmi.s. -',*.. i.rd hi-
T<>iTs. ' i f o iii;" -■ ’-I! ;» o!o!- \x rc * 1 - •*
*to F.Urabi lb Cily to ? .-u th:r.
>1 :**•.. Emitiit J nc-; -re nt SuiKi .y
.-.*!;h Mr. :,iKi lvi?*s !•' ed DilL-ihuut.
M:.-*- 1* i ■. i Win; i!ui' N- *
:>en* i; . p.itd ir.. a , up.!-, ut '. .*, ■ ~
v ith Me. Mi-tiii/l^ii-
Mr and Mrs Jacob .Tern*- L.-.
■ attended the pjMgu.m in New- Hern
M -*,. Mar. S'* : - .:■■ of ! GineUo
Fla., and thtir sen. Anar.-w, in*,
-p. *,.:mg some un ,*- w.'h Mr. and.
Mr-* With. H
Mi? O .--* TV; !;>* -,-k >i;rrF 1 ::r
--i ;vc' i: end with Mi. Mr.- W.-llio
i**- s n.
Mr. and Mrs. Hah S*'-r-h,n- me
Mis. Willi-:* . i J-.WSiOu Visit (i Mi:
I Mr ■ isr-*-, !, Sunday
v.cc-k rnci wrh Mu-* At drey H iniph-
Tbr sens :n?i daa:*■’;"*,*- ,-f !:-*.
Ci) W.'-jv . . ■;
■ '.i.i'di.y Sumi.'y '• ' »cin.
MBos j g * ;j ?]'
»V 1 ' L 111 .> Olui <*?;•- if • ’ . ,
i Su v !C-:i> V' i’i; Tvi t r.jKi Mr° ,!•)* f: *
D.nv, • «: The . Tt* i'i or*: K \v
: B;; n or.ri arr ix')ni * • ihr D.*.’ 1
iiOl J i;, Jji h’j i ri’ilu i. ;*iCK 'it
Tvl t' > HeVI ice D ;\V • -• i . 7 •L*
‘•pend Th\V.<ci;x/ • ! ,kc
-Ahrsc she will mt&t oUier sft
jCmb irirmbers so ra d:** 's ouiir -
; M\ A-H nvFo’ii - arv ,;u, *:o1 u? .
VETS 1-Yi.N 01 f OF
j|Yi ( ROW SCHOOL
NEW ORLEANS ANP> pr,,-
j lesttag ataii.r-t cunditionK at the
! school. 50 veterans including- tw-n
j fX-WAC’i. ivalked out ui class Inst
: wee k at ihe Tri Stale Colkg- ■,<
! Indiedrin; a:*:-; La* N.cioc: ir, r N .
! Orleans.
Disiatisfac'ion atnOr;.*! -tuder.tc at
the ,-*.ix T'.-n, . u,l :-h*-...' has .
; hinted qurb.i;*- {hr :,.i>! few rc-c- :
! ihe reports of .stu-ciont :
- charges ai -.c:
A TU bt• ro 1 v•:11.■ **ans h*■ *.v• e• o v i-
I plained about the whj*o workers
j the rchovt) adm*nis'lralive office,*, I
, These workers are clnu-gcd witn
j being “insulting" to :i-*ii*.-*,■-..
! tens on sits- sertund floor io wm:', i 1
IT WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO VISIT
Sparrow’s Surprise Shop
The Biggest Lillie Siarc In Town. Ccir.p3*ie Line Os
Groceries - V eg?tables - Notions - Drugs - Ice Cream
1 1 ?22 'West Si. - Papers and Magainss - Phtcie 3055
j PARDON ME
, (V?l : please but
■' fi 1 AN IDEA JUST
STRUCK ME
' n] Let M ? b t?
jfJQt' ■ Sei* The Carolinian
! ’ ifc ’ ’ I
For His Vacation Money
1— - [■ ■ it / HIM 111 I,
•THE CAROLINIAN
She is the daughter of law
yer and Mrs. Ralphaei 'O'Har.i
and is nev; secretary in her fa
il. -rr’s office cn Craven St,
Mi; O'Hara >s organist at
St. Joseph Catholic Church.
Her hobby is music and
swimming.
nfTOiT'irirfuicd I or Rank
0! Lkuirnanl (lolonel
WASHINGTON <ANP*- - Lt. Co!.
■J 01.1- I! H 1 :;■' '*•:-. t):*(*fC;-,.-i-'t* ut
, ... ' ;
C Git , A . : M Goiknc. was
*;.*. t* i 5 . liar army line
oii,-ci.- ivcvm.-ncn-toii 1o President
1 ,!■ t g-*.-;, *
••- i»;u c :..*.■*. e•*•!•. i• . iii -it-gbiav
: ;u; u .: ! War II Li Col.
G* ru: * * : ** w: •**. *•! l lit! a,' \ -
ta x i i! the Mobil r-rancaii
u; . F"i . put -
:i-.*M - -II til. N’l-nh A;-- . mm*.
r,-n pnigvi he was av oided the
Hi; S MH *;..*. P; . ,*>k* H: ;*.
1. otv .-,-.* i: . a. : - budge.
Returning tuih« P iles in
);*;..( a*)*-.,
tu the .nwy d* rhaiitt' rev!.-*%*.’ board
!il \V il, - j* , f7l. Jit -I J,; ?if i , iii' WHS '
oto i 3 .-' - -1 i r*. ~ nHHtciry
Hi’v r‘ at S'O’F.h Oirohra A.
I 1 ’ '‘.‘r’ ' ’’in' : ‘ (■; )i !C Vt*;.'. •
. T ' . _ : i ; V( . .
I, ru : r uhV; - r:}>ov.i:l :ti 1? U'Hwjt
.I m V W & vT f .*;•< • <i. il l iAI r.i } V;r ) J f»hH
A. mVcr-UK <,i ,T;o ksonvniv Fla.,
;v. h one of \h 44 regular army
K.. f- Oj re T; i )*.' viU U \ X X appoiii * -
t-d fir-t SieiFenarit m the corps of
2-it!*i I'**:;■;'' regment at Fert Bc*--
!ii’,:‘. G: He ri-m.unf:! w i:h tbn. <*c
ciit.it.. -':!*.plain D Ycaio; Was ap
pi- *::-A division chard: it*,, and esrv
i , . ::si* i-iipac.ty •;n'.i: July
;:!*.**:. .ve,;*- iic ' .:. ?■* -ch.t led i, y Uie
• departm-ent i the artny and to
it*-' ;rt Btr-hup John A Gregg on
lour nf j~: ifi. Tbi-xtr.*' of
■ OpenAions.
ai -: : rf-cia v a;:- his j;,resent
: *, nc-'. N; , Chap
i, sc:,*', ed with the 23th
! Combat team at Fort Bounina. He
. - a-hinG c-f IVilhcrforca Uni
vcrbti* an:: Payne Tfccoi>gical sem*
inary j;, Ohio.
;k< f \*c: . ,v c ta-.*c The school ha -
an crrroßtneni • f 78F students mi-in
i' *r. :hc field of tailorina.
SFSOONP SECTION
VACATION BIBLE
SCHUUL UI'ENINB |
The Daily liihU Vacation School :
if si I’cler cMK Zion Church;
atictjCii Monday, .lum- 21.;1 with an j
.wollmont of |U7 The teachers in
: clued :VTr:' Bdh i Baker Granger.
Mr-'. N H. Merlin. Mi's. D. U j
Burke. Mi s Maud? Jnvksoii, Mis
tmn a L Nixon and Leslie L
Kc ye: . The Kf,'. S. J. Burke i : p.i ■
: tor.
CLUB AN NIVMRSASCA
Club 65 of 1710 Canal Street eel’.'-
: . ;|V,. 1 es•, si 0 111:! V Pl‘ r iUy Wfd- i
n. Relay nif,lit when Malachi Bel
wane- i” prieter. sen • d tree Bar•
B Quo. SeaTom.l dinner:: ami cold
| drinks.
j
Bin YOU KNOW
Did you know that Booker I ■
Washington .founded the National:
Nr;ro Business League forty-eight ;
.j s -jo '■ Til. North t in'clina i
Business Lceeu. which met in this |
eitv Tuesday is an affiliate
I?an Foods and Fresh
Milk lard Off \ leers
|
Stanford U., Calif, Q!> — l
you are wary of stomach lueer.?. i
you mav do well to include raw
foods and fre. h milk in your
diet.
For tests conducted by a scion
tist ut the Stanford University
School of Medicine indicate that
a diet rich in “Vitamn U." found
in raw foods and milk but do- ■
ficie-nt in heated foods, reduce
peptic nicer occurrence in guinea
pigs.
The importance ot the findings
reported in the current issue o'
the Stanford Medical Bulletin
will depend on whether tin hu
man stomach 'o< haves exactly like
that of guinea pigs. But the scion - .
tin. Dr. G.u nett Cheney . relieves i
;he results of hi;, experiment., on
guinea pigs warrent carefully
controlled diet studies of human ;
ulcer patients.
In research fuo miversity |
clinical professo; of medicine
profiled from earlier work in
which he and other scientists had
determined that. * Vitamin U." the
anti ulcer fact >r, is found in al
falfa, kale. lettuce, cabbage an
other f. greens: cereal gras'’ j
ee: fresh milk and row egg yolks. :
■ mat bran; soybean and olive
oils and liver fat.
In commenting on the research ;
un emphasize' 'a pi even lion m
the; than cure. Dr. Cheney stat ;
. /he fact that the anti ulcer I
factor is sc readily destroyed by
ir. at. brings up t; intriguing
question of whether or not the to
i ". using number of patients wit’i
pc ptic nicer may, in part, he do ' ,
the heat processing of tiv m
food supply and their small m
Sake of raw foods.
Only a series of closely
seived dietary studies on patient:
with chrome recurrent peptic id
. !■;■ can settle this Question.
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WEEKENDING SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1948
Blind Ex-Slave Has
102nd Birthday
ST LOUTS i A NIL A woman
< \ lave who In-.d bocuhliw) for the
pa t 2.1 yt: celebrat' d whui is be
b ved In be her hie’.d. Ikm
Mast week at the home of Itei son
Land dnughter-in-law. The woman is;
I Mrs. Lou Tyler, tern into sluv."ry
lon n planln‘ion at Cadiz. l\y.
I The date of lu.r birth was entered i
|in tin family Hi bio of the plain.i- !
Sion owner, she said. Afler she and
{her father had born freed, the two !
j i eturiied to the plar.ialien .ml ver
| Ified the birlhdate. In recalling the
; day of her freedom, .the said the
: tin plantation owner called .111 the
i slaves together and told tnem they
; were free. However, she and lie r
ci'.nrl father were permitted to to- ;
I main on the place, but met of '.he
j otlic ; were dismissed with a piece i
! .if p rk and some corn meal.
Blind since 1&28, Mrs. Tyler ha:
! excellent healing and gets about!
the home with the aid of two canes. •
j She has lived in St. Loub since |
! IMI7 and is Site mother of six cha
ir. n, two of whom arc living; ha.
Mix grandchildren, two great-grand- •
.-hildrea and one great -£ rest-grand- ;
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