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Things wore much quieter this past weekend than usual down
Cat Fir!* Row. with D:. Barnes back in the office much more;
,-pvo than before after a much um-ded rest and vacation, although !
the rumoi got, out that he met with an accident but nothing ot j
tin- sort happened and he had ; '.my successful and pleasant va i
cation.
William Henry Ba=ncs of 511 E. Walnut, an employee of the !
Atlantic Coast 1 m Rail road s'ation for the past 5 or 8 years i
>.t on a vacation far nine days which started Wednesday, Ju)> :
7th. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Barnes motored over to italcigh i
v .siting friends. They also stepped over at McCauley's Hospital for j
, checkup which revealed that Mrs. Barnes will have to return
on the 7th of September for a minor operation. Mr. Barnes said i
he would just lie around and fish and rest on his vacation tin.; ;
1 me. If anyone asks and you don't know. Ms and Mrs. Janu.-> j
Arthur Dew arc doing fine. They were married June sth about 5:50 j
:>s the a tie n.,*nr. ;n South Caro;:: . So : • .. told straight fr« m uv.
light sources.
y.,u can fake it d ie me. E Locus •■.; doing a fine business i
■ at bis gasage cm Nash Si. Ye.-., In- i-; fuliy equipped like seme of J
the best, and since )u- came back from the e.rmv garage, working!
; «,n Unde Sam's truck.- end rrs, he is rated mighty highly. 1 hear j
Quite a few auto owners say he is mighty good and is price is nt t :
bvd, In addition Mrs. Locus’ store sdia the -.oldest drinks in town.;
'11... they free/e after the., come out th-. box; srrms imp. ...-,ble" j
'Wt 11. u g-> Ly and sec her ,f r -un.-'r unbelk-rabte.
A fine public project is very much talked about and it's in the air. J
■ but I'm not allowed to write about it. If we get it, it w i l : b- •
the thing. Over on Stronice Ave w . i .-■ ■ f. h.-nd. Mrs. Sai;:« Lut-a- ;
' Jh-cj—Yes. she n-.ty be taken lor •« sweet d:c-am x -n. No, this i> ■
gi-.qrj nov.s, i don't write g -rsip. ! promised to .xp-A the Shade - .-. :
this, week well here got-. 1 : the Shadow ..an b. nyone As wc S
it. triers land it from the telegram. Fee Shad -w's paper itself, an- on. j
that wants to be low enough to want to try to attend to you I
business may be the Shad so h pin: and yc-ur enemy who j
)S c'o.-e to you Next we« k an ii tide- about the Rev. Mr. Woods!
it, h;< new home. He is 99 and will live to be a bundled?
’■-n prer-c';., mid-■- h Support \our Paper! i
nsocctioii for The . ek ciuied June * *
THE CAROLINIAN
TAKE YOUR VACATION AT
EDGEWATER HOTEL
Modern Bar - Private And 2 Room Suites
WRITE OR PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS
Telephone 5421 Morehead Oily. N. C, H. A. Wooten. Prop, j
HASKINS AND SONS'
GROCERY STORE
COR, NASH AND VICK ST.
VEGETABLES—MEATS—FAUITS—ICE CREAM
CIGARS AND CIGARETTS
B u'dTO '
524 E. NASH ST.
CALL us for estimates on banquets, weddings
parties OF PORTRAITS. WE GO ANYWHERE
PHONE 4725 JOHN BAKER, Prop.
"~cTe7 artisT^
571 E. MASH ST,
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Office Phone 2390 Rea. Phone 2279
YOUR NEW
MEEKS GRILL
119 PETEGREE ST.
GOOD FOOD—COLD BEER—SOFT DRINKS
VETERAN CAB CO,
Phwie 4739
> , 7 -™ 11 11,1
# J*WKao» »
- *““' 530 EAST NASH ST.
WE SERVE TO PLEASE—LET US SERVE YOU
i DAY AND NIGHT MILTON FITCH, Mgr.
I ROBERT LOCUS
GARAGE
1251 E. NASH ST.
''lnspection Correction Station"
If It's A Motor And Burns Gas Ws Fix It.
Full Live Os Modern Equipment.
ROAD SERVICE FLAT TOWING
SLOW' And FAST BATTERY CHARGING
W ASHING—G REAS! NG
SIMON I ZINC
—GENF.RAL REPAIRS—
WILSON SEWINcTcENTiR
HEW LOCATION 624 E. GREEN ST,
WE REGOWN YOU AS WELL AS REDECORATE
YOUR HOME. SLIPCOVERS. DRAPERIES. CURTAINS
BEDSPREADS. UPHOLSTERY
**%'»*fc -
WF. SPECIALIZE
k
LADIES* Ami CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
WILSON
SECOND SECTION
URBAN LEAGUE
TECHNICAL JOB
DEPT. PLACES 1?
I NEW YORK Since the begin
: liny of the Piofesxional and teenni- i
■ ! job rf.pliKv-m m! Project .Jn 4;
; iai.v iif this year twenty skilien
| Xc.-ro workers have -been employ
i by seventeen top American in- .
I Just vial and comni.'rical entcrpri-i-s
I • c riling in the National U■,n ,
■ Lc;. . in's l.)epar. muiit of Indus!: ial ,
■le-lations. j
' Eleven of the (bins were, for .he'
! u-i lime, -.'-iing N'. glues in while
i nil., positi--nr:, v.id i-of C-v J*. .
i Assts-art lndu.-ti :a) Reiii'inra
' "Wcctor. in charge -u the Project.
, The new job placement-! iepro.enf ’.
' wire range of skiil-- .is wc-U as an
1 impre-we array of snb&tautiai ~i
; iiis’.i it--.
With only * par*! a I re p- ‘rt fio.-.i
|>6 Uihou League branches-. the
! ce.-iteM number of petitions were
: -ccuied ii. th-:- Greater Ni-v-’ Y<-ri;
! ut., vviu-i i- placements were made
' With the America!', T> h.-c.o Cum-:
;..:ny; Amu, Rosenberg, public rel;- • !
; ions coanselo; ; Franklin Shr-wu'*: (
! it. H. Mary and Company: Savarm '
i Coffee Company; Saks i;s4th Si./. •
: 5< haeter’s Beer Company: Unicorn j •
1 ’res-. Godfrey Black Textile Brok- j
; -• : Salewa., Si so :.u Mishkin i
j )i■'.’ •(rnp;m;.\
Li Deb ok. through she Urban !
j .eaiue. placements were made with'!
■ no Hour T< ievision lYicorpv-;
* i a.i Ghe 1..* C Mil -!!.’!! 1’ , :
! inn The Uilx-.n League of Easter.)
V.' v ■ EL....belli, New
j .y * placed Iwo '-kilted worker.-. j
j :v e :<-h -,yith :hc National M-Maite
! J.-ii ;,.,ny and the A,nr: iin 1 » :-i. :
i minders: The Brewster Finis:- ing i
j Co; poru’.ion ot Taler on Ncv Jvr-; •
; >:?, (mployed ■ cbernirt througn ,
i .- if-..its of the Em'a wood tlvt-.m i
j League.
The new j .hs oov*. rs’ field>• . s
1 ~ ailing '.iudi-.iu'- and cotrptc
j ,-Rit.i' s.upoiv!: iogi. .-ales iinclud-1
.u iocs supervision •. prhanrsacy.;
[ .i-i'ss.nnfl c-otmsclling. public iei«- •
j .on-, fk-piirtment store excutivc :
j iir.ino. chemistry, and vci ciariai
! . ork.
j In continuing work on the Pilot
| CL'u.'i'rncm Project which hv. hie!
j • rioritv on the Urban Leaym' pro- •
!f jrain tor ;348 tt.c Nat j.mat urban i
..(■ague has made contact with om-j
Sanding daily newspapers to seem •: j
.upieymrnt so: reporters, venter:-.!
;id other workers.
I: oiso working with a large j
i.imbcr oi industrial and bu-incssj
urns, Ballantlie's Be.; ,
| 10-npany: P l.orillard and ("am-;
I Col nial Syrup Company,!
: K*dd'.- Cons:rue'ior Cum-1
i ’ey Gcrier:-!* Foods Corporatjoti. J
i .ei-erai Fleetric Compi-.r . DuPont j
| Chemical Corpora, wri. unci Cnaso s
| National Bunk.
Financed by,a grant from lhe ,
: ■ •scnv.-.i! ■: Fund the Pilot Plnce
j tet : Projee: r- rii iynod U> mate,
i lhe skills of qualified Negroes a ji„
' I vs liable posit inm in American bus- !
| and inch.is.tiiai firms. T?ie pJa.i j
j !.-\ nclud> ; s: analyzing, document- j
; . a..-a I'ejioi tinthe cxpi-'M-nc*.
I d f-TTiployci-.s and employee.
j; i? v/ell as 00-workers, as a .mi.in ,
‘ or fuiui, f;rn League- program-;
i; tin - in ir tr.stry,
| 1 **i: is ni v.v.d importance.'’ M
! :of fries fieri ared "th:;* Negro wori. •
[i •!•■•; L.iu employnn. ni ia ivattf j
I: business commenruto'c with lh«*ir J
i SWINDELL’S
BEAUTY SHOP
i A PIONEER IN THE 5 HU) OF
REALTY SERVICE
514 E.. NASH STREET
J-dbr* H. Mincey’s
TRANSFER SERVICE J*
far Prompt Service Give Vs A
!, Cal! —We appreciate Your
Patrons re Telephone
SM9 ‘"MS 1.595 Carolina St.
i I" j
Shade’s Drug Store !
| PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIAL 1Y ;
KEG. NO. 885 I
527 EAST SAMI STREET
EXPERT ATTENTION
' 1 EXF ZX lEXCEH OPERATORS
■ __
Wardrobe Cleaners j
j Cleaning. Pressing. Alterations
! CLOTHES MADE TO MEASCKK •
551/ F„ Nash St. Phone 2-W5
Mr-'. N, B. Barites, Prop.
! i ‘
| QUICK
SERVICE GLEANERS
j 50JI E. Nash St. Dial 4533 ! ,
■j We SpwWfef In Blocking Hai>. I
i I Cleaning; Clothes. Pressing AUd j
| Alteration R. B. Barnes, Prop, j
Wheeler’s Cleaners !
512. E NASH ST.
! Hals Blocked. Clothes Cleaned, j
j Pressed & Altered Service t
Wiiile-r-WftU Try IB
! Phone 4817 R. V. Wheeler, Trop. {
WILSON HATCHERY j
U, S. N. C, PoUarnm. Pawed j
BABY CHICKS
kasgo feed
; ( T«L 2«55 Wilson. ». C, ]
. ! t
, 'iw —iwiOmnwojSmuwnranMiwioW'i'io^iWi-'eyi'WWJiWAOoieay: v
Ky e Tries Again j
To Evade Court
School Ruling
FRANKFORT. Ky. <ANP) --
Kentucky educator- came up v.iih a
now schemo last week designed io
get n:nd the U. S. Supmr.v Com t
decisions that states must piuv, i,:
equal i iuiaii aina! !.i--il u-- : a ah
fheir cit irons.
Under tiK Kentucky plnu segn--
v. ill he mtiintinn.. a. pro
<j."s at me Univ'cv-itv o! Kett
lucky Will a, i ..s “in ocs :o No&m
;,!Udci-.ts who desire ;.-rsf)-„.fo
,-mii-'.-.--' ■ - cubjects r-of t.-.ijgiu ,r.
the jiht crow Kentucky stair
lege.
C-.ih.rei r‘i:d(-i;1; will n.c. Uniycr
• t.' of Kentucky iu: orruorie... ..:
-•pceial times of the d;.y so tnp.t thev
will net come in cord act with ?
'-vitii.* s'udents. Students {jraduati.rg
under ibis .-ystem will feceivt! .•
join) U. K.-K. S. C. degree signed
by hiv h colli re presidents.
N; s'Ltdr-r-t.s will rernasn
Ke i ,-iucky St.; to wiuic • niversm
instructcts will travel to the i.dol
ed campus to teach then:.
RFN BV BOARD
The i 1...S ii as announce;! by tin
-’ate board oi . ducvilon and the
University 0 f Kcnfm-ky board of
u. tees The state board ins. Kc v --
tucky State.
At:.-, .Gciicri-.l A. F Funk made
he announcement after j confer
ence with Dr. H. 1. Doiiavan. •
•dent of the iin'iv<-’ - '-'i!y; Gordie
Young, assistant st.-to supm-iritchd
ut of public instruction, and \i. R
Iblfield. a
ai.
Discussing the plan. Funk sai.-:.
“Wc're trying to keep our Day
i law and still offer eq;. -! edin.-avion
iol opportunities and facilitirr. Yve
want to get this set no before w-.
tave to answer that .-n't.” be -.:i>t
', rc-ferinec to a K- n:ur' ■ toneh
' r's suit against the - f.-.- ,n
- into :hc univeisiiy Th- an
'.w.s filed by Lynr.r, T. Jo-'riscn
• Louisville .
“V. hut wc \-e o ;: f - continue i.
I “is to work out a plan whe cbv ivr
■:sn Live all the courses of nig.-.er
: rning a4 Ken -ucky Slate whi-a
i rr offered at D K. Ts the facility
jor K m:: 1 ,” S> ,t< : .- : cuff>-ien*
jU. K --v! 11 !>rovid; hr i : ;/ ;
: He .-aid ' Dr. DoniHur.. D: i,
|R A: < iwoMdem of Kcn.'u,-
! State, end G--v. Er. : e rt-rv ■,
i knew about the ph:m. It will prb
; Elks Temple DoIT
| lrntallalitm ILio
•
The Ark of Coven m Tc-:n,.-k: M ■
! ?14 Danghiers- of Elks had the.; c , '•
■ ",rr: 27th f: ; I:.i.talla;in,
: ■ ice.> W : .: •: .: .li>: it 1 r! > •
! tv. D.. MLn-iie dc Daniel. ...dr,.
The foliowinr officers in-
Do,keeper. Dm;;,, Kla.-ne
Barne-, «aiek?vper, Di. :Uadi*> s; , ■'
Mock: Escort D . Mary S Wtih.-mr-:
; .Secret-,ry, fioannal. Df Viola FLis;
; •ccrttriry. r-cording. Dh Anni,
’'•bey- Iron. urcr. Dt Rachel Bi-r. -. :
; ,-hapiai :. Df. Addie Mac Mi'.van:
j issi.-.tunt Daughter Rule. Dt. Msrh
' Davi-: Daughter Ruler. O' Gur -,.
IV. Hopkins.- mis'n ?s oi sociai -
-ons, Dt. Kvr, Lloyd.
kills and training Ir'i.; v->
i y makers aim n ab<re that the na
.ion will rise or fail on she quail \
| f opportunity -he offers all in r
.-egardlcs of race. * creed or
"OlOi*
:■ TAN TOPICS By CHAP’teS A£i£N
! fr, -
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i s- 2- As I /,> \Af)
Jj=r\ -:, '<isM «
lw I i^r!
1 f
S.** f Fwnre, j
-i’ni Sorry im Three Hours Late For Dinner Dear, But 1 Stopped ;
STo Oct You Some Flowers:”
THE CAROLINIAN
ably co:-f about $25,000 the Lrs,:
year h. said, and will be paid I") -
from the governor s e.m r.*eii--y
fluid.
. has r.'kcd the stjtc iioard of
<a!ion •'»> work out cctn:..-.-t
-.villi tlif- white school so that the
plan can nu into elect. It i.--: ski'd
iu :’.v et Ills we, k
Tii t.i-xinctiir. Dr. Donovan of (~
K. said. 'This is not a subtlytuge.
It is di-igned to p;‘•vide equal . ;l -
,-t.iir.i:; I opje-rtinv;!ics.' -
\rgro Farmers Prove
r
Be! ter larminp Pays
A ri<-nr.ti. i> :!ion f bow bettor j
f.;lining pay- through hard w rk <
end plannir:’ been dim- >
or.s‘rated by two Negro farmer- in
Alamance and Rockingham Coun
ties- according to Moyle S. Wil
li. ms. farm management, specialist
! ■ th- State College Extension .
Service. i
Hey BeR of R.-U'.-r dip Route !. '
nc of the Negro demonstration i
!V,liners, has sought to show the ad- ■
--milage ti- ing phosphate o : h,s !
-• h':i! crop He f.poiicd phosphutc -
in,lf ot hid crop, and the rem on- .-
half was no: fertilized with ,
Tire results of the application,
* Williams said me already appar- • 1
■nt The area where the phosphate :
; was applied has a better si.mid of i
v heat w.ri 'he meat licud- are r
henvtcr and fuller. indicating a i
larger yield.
Ovc-r in Alamance County Ci .ir-",
'iv w.v-1, the other Negro demon- •
strut ; un farmer, i illustrating lhe.;
-•••dv&ntagcs m seedin.-' hi-: pastu; es ;
.vi h ? idino clover and orchard ;
Trass. His work is also paying dipt- -
herds, William- stated.
He .fvdei shi p. 1 c lands ■
’ with the two crops and lefi the
r-- ru-iiriing portion; of his pasfu.e ,
’ with-'.-ut additional seeding. ,
Ti,,-- difference tic-tvoe-n the oid
pas'u:-’ a.-.d that si cried - hi 1,-id
ino ami orchard Wris. rt-rliy show • ,
i;< : i_-.ii. : .-e don---. Wvii m., du hr • •
t?Q„. ■* : !
PERSONALS|
".!; ; n:l Mi Vlilium Henri J
- ban, >t , i r.Ust Wain:! St re h J
. d a;. ih-,.r week oi.d :worts. Mi ,
.:d ! . F.-rnriuel Walker oi Hack- •
V. J.. and Mr. and Mr:- J.!
F. - : West Mrs. Y-. ik, N". J.
iVf-r. •• t. 1 Mrs. William Pippins j
down from Upper Marburo ‘
.'.ld. visiting her moth-rr. Mrs. Weht •
hehiisv rush they left Tuesday
jvf' R*,s:’ ho Ropers was d(,we
from New Yot k City vbiti-tg h<:>
; (unei 3,mi tlia: shs had a c v'/cil ;
' i- Sis Fit eit 're ta’e Ir; m Sai -
j, siny. n.n,o' J uly 10th.
Mi.-.. Ophelia VVooicu is spending:
Pc- • vae« f k»r; vKitng her s.is-ei . Mis-"
Wooten is r rv. living ir. New York
City Sh. will be here unit! ,Jr4v t<t :
Mrs Faulint: flings W.lih-rn .. ;; i
. for.-Vi s W : l;onian. ,ow living ir-
B.dtrmirc. Mel. is now .-pending .
tv.-eck's vacation v. ,;h Met par- ■
cuts Mr. and M - Louise Hnies- o- :
. Wiism.
The former Miss Thelma McNeil \
j- dav.t from, PhiiadolphiH visiting i
ho Hunt on Carroll S'.-eet, Mi-s '
McNeil :> a former Wilson:;,n
SECOND SECTION
OR, CARR ASKS US
TO ACTON RIGHTS
Nashville (ANP) --Speak
ing before the fifth annual
institute of race relations at
Fisk university here last
week, Dr. Robert K. Can
urged that civil rights legis
lation be enacted at once by
Ihe federal government in or
der to stem the tide of civil
rights violations. Dr. Carr of
Dartmouth college was exe
cutive secretary of the Presi
dent's Committee on Civil
rights.
Rapping adv.cafes of
steles rights and regional
education, he said the impor
tant treason for immediate
federal action lay in the fact
that meet and local of
ficials, rather than the feder
al officers, are responsible
for civil rights violations
VHCP BAFFLED
BY YIAKEFP OF
Hit M \N FOE BLOC
NEW YORK In h telegram rent
to five leadin'.' northern Democrats
recently. N'AACP secretary Walter
Whitt expreseed coneeii: the
recent edition of ihe.se men with
••nch bitter opponents of civil ri*ths
legislator. as Senator faster Hill
-D. Ala.) and die governors of
South Carolina. Arkatu-as and Vir
ginia.
The telegram, which was sent to
James Roosevelt, chairman of the
Democratic Committee of Cai for
nia. Jocof, M Avery. cl>airman of
the Cook County Democratic Coin -
mittce in Ch!c;v.,->. May -r Wiliium
O"Dwyer of Ne'v York Cty Mayor
Kurort Humph;ej of Minneapo'i-y
‘am! Cheste A. Brev!■ s expressed
'he i.ppivet-inr. oi Negro Americans
for the continued support yiven by
those five leaders- to civil rights
.criSiii'ion. ]r view of i ■:.- suport
ho NAACP .-ccreiayy declared biffi
; self ;. ! t a loss to understand the
planned coalitiot:. recently ar. -
• pounced in the nation's press, bc
rwet n • woe met; and w-.uthc rn Dem
ocrats, in an cUemyi to prevent
he :• nomhiation of President Har
. ■. Truman the Democratic: Na
; icmai Convent ir.n. imu iv-uc-r. ;»«• the
! Dixie leaders had openly based
i •'■’ ;! rights.
"Expertncc lias taupht us,” ws -
ed Mr While, "that coalition with
cue it element:- means compli-te sac
iif ice oi -> * i civil right- measure's
j How do you propose to press for
j nell!? ion -f c evil rights plank tii
; ihe Democratic party platform
j while working hand in hand with
-‘hew- south! rn polit scans who have
i rpefgv df'c!:;i’c-d they would rr.;rag
wee the party defeated than pennii
! mciusiun i k plonk upholding
: -Qua illy of cu:zt nship for all Arner
■hus. how can o:: a i.ot rat coi-
Rfood l\ping I nil \tm
\rtive in Wilson Fount\
; WILSON The WiLon CoimU
/lood-typliig unit last week had itr
: uggt-st day when »i opened nead
liiarters in the basement of the
: L 'ic-i Baptist CTiii'ch with Charles
; iernty chairman of the program.
J aim tv said that -lie r exp- >n tc
| he appeal from the Red Cs r.s.s h t -
; oven • overwhelming - and that it
- hoped that more than 500 colored
iiTizen.-. of Wilson County will havf
•heir blood lypoci by the unit,
; The lives saved by such a blood
i program hits made i: one of in<
i r.oijt. papular ae'iviUe,- throughout
j 'ln nation.
Particip; ting irs the Wilson pro
| ? ram are Mrs Ruth Reed Yimev
! Drug Store employee: C. 1,. Darden
i mortician: Miss M. Floyd, librarian,
j .vii'-g. Ernest in Floyd and Miss Mat
| tie Bynum.
ftth Army Man doming
Home For Discharge
WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
: OSAKA. Japan T. Sgt Royal
: Swann son of John Swann of
! Jon 'abor-;: has recently left Sv.
! Co.. 24th Infantry, now stationed ,ii
. amp tfif.i. Japan ft>r return to the
I t’jiiit’d States for discharge from
| flu Army.
The 84th Infantry is r, nnrf oi
j die 25th fnfaniry iTropic Ligi.t
--i nitiff) Division, commanded b;
• Brkiadier Genera] Everett £,.
3vown.
T Sgt. Svvante entered the Army
in March 11)43. and received li.s
basic training fit Camp Ellis, 111 H.
departed for overseas duty on May
!<»6.
Before entering the service. T
Sjjt. Sv/stthi attended pine view High
School.
if white shoes are g Miss-stained,
first b.'-u-h or sponge off the oid
polish, then brush with a solution
of sodium perborate taolu at artis
stores fur rlrfining teeth) or per.
oxide. Then rinse and polish, work
ing’ rapidly in order net to wet the
shoe any more than necessary-
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, Jt T LY 17 1918
Ingram Defense Fumi
Continues To .Mount
NFW YORK - S3OD 1 s was added
to the Ingram Defense 1 end li -
• itubnr.gir.g the 'm.ai amou.-'-i >4
noney contributed to the National
.v-M-vimi-m fur the Adv.-neeme-d
of (olcied People f , ii- c'-.t.'s
,f Ml-- Rose Lee legnm ;nd h 1
'two coni to 5t:t3,362.(iH.
Os this to-.-:! 442 94 : a..- been
• received from NAACP brat -he -.
: ?t..-ilB ha;- been donr.l- d by inuivid-!
; lulls: $!,5a>.75 It,l- c'-me fre-i-i
j churches: ami organizations h;:v
--e-omributed 39.007.51. Among the
: ranirations sending in eontn bnti-ais
•itiring the p.-.s', week were in
• We,-.,- • t'r i ■; • - f A mcr-ea
• Sort Francisco, Cal,f t, ’ Lc
;Ft mrncs" J aiuuri. N. Y.» Univrr
.By Chapter • Au-tin Tex.t ip id
Elmaiiii.-: Lodge No. 333 i Charhv
n n. -S. C ’
Dehorning cattle is a send give
tier because thi-s will prevent Ihem
; from injuring one another.
LIBBY’S CAFE
FOR HOMi: COOKED FOOD
HAM R-Qt F,
RHONE 4ICO
53 Ik NASH STREET
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53a “TAMONSBI RL ST.
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SEKVICr STATION AND
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CCF CREAM
ROSA’S PLACE |
HOMI COOKED MEALS
505 E. NASH St.
MOSS
And Company Inc.
WILSON, N. c.
“TREAT PEOPLE
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134 S. Tarboro St.
' DIAL 2771
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WILSON CAFE
AND HARLEM POOL ROOM
BEER LUNCHES SANDWICHES
423 E. NASH ST.
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★ STAR CAFE ★
! 322 E. BARNES ST.'
GRADE A— EXCLUSIVE COLORED CAFE
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Barker’s Department Store
j 201 - 203 S, GOLDSBORO ST.
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THE EDWARDS
FUNERAL HOME
FOR COMPLETE AMBULANCE SERVICE
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OPEN 7:00 A. 51 TO 8:00 P. ,M.
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FockrelTs Grocery
.Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
!0t 1 . Green S . l'bone 21170
FREE DELIVERY
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Louise's Beauty Sho|»
50 VITV TREATMENT THAT
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trained Personnel to Serve You
100.7 WOODARD AVENGE I
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PENDER .STREET
GROCERY
404 PENDER STREET
FRITTS VEGETABLES
1 RESH AND COUNTRY
MEATS
PHONE 3225
FREE DELIVERY
MEET FRIENDS AT
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Dick's Blue Room !
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Si 17 GAY STREET
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WILSON
Industrial Bank
118 E. NASH ST.
Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Cor.
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SHOE SHINI PARLOR
522 E. NASH Si. Phone 513*
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