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207 HILLSBORO ST.
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A jTTL A jlj As si fjw&i w A AmJ A»j AmJ
; Vesper Services Are
Lomlucletf Here At
| V WCA Service Center
Chaplain (Cupt.i Mitchell C.
; Atedsi will appear dS guest .speaker
fat the YWCA St i vice ('enter. 307
I Ramsey Street. Sunday evening,
I July 25th. at wen o’eiock. Chap
i lain Aleca is a graduate el More- .
1 house C liege and has done uddi
j tional study at Howard and Har
j vard Universities. He has been a 1
| member of the military personnel
I for a.-vt n years having served in
j the Pacific Theatie t.i Operation
I for two years. He is now on extend- i
led active duty at .For! Brupg, N. C.
The YWCA Service Center {.or -
! dially invites the public to came out
j and hear Chaplain A tec a.
PERSONALS
Sunday afternoon ML- Bel lie Mr-
Phei'ston became th» bride of S. s.d.
Edward C. Walker of Medical De
tachment section No. 2, Ft. Bragg.
! Miss McPherson is the daughter of!
j Mr. and Mrs. John Albert McPho
Iron of Bonnie Donne. After the
i wedding dinner was served to quit*
I a few friends of Bonnie Doone,
J Manchester, Beaver (. i. el: Fort
; Bragg and Fayetteville,
j Mr and Mrs. Jefferson Parker of
j Manchester attended the wedding : i
| -if S Sgt. F.award O Walker and j
I Miss Bettie McPherson of Bourne
; I Doone
T. 5 James Byers of Med. Dot No.
2, is recuperating after undergoing
an operation ai Fort Bragg recently
Mrs. Mary Williams continues (
improve slowly after a fall at her ,
home some time ago.
Mrs. Daisy Gerald Washington (
has return*d to New York after
‘pending a three-week vacation with
relatives and trends in the city.
Mrs. Washington is the sister of
Olin Gerald. Sr and holds the posi
tion ot casliier of dje Myles Shoo
Store in New York City. <
Pfc. George Phillips of Co. I,
-Gird Battalion, 505th Paiat: .ope !
: Airborne Regiment, is reported '
j doing nicely following injuries
• sustained on July 1 in an un.-.uc
1 ct 'Sful jump. j
| Taylor Delivers Speech
*seiore Livir Club
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I Mayor Charles G. Rose, Jr., v....- ,
| the gue-f speaker last week of the, ,
| College Heights Civic Club of which
Mark J. Bullock is president.
The meeting in the form of a
round table discus ion. was held in i 1
the Teacher’s Assembly room of '
Fayetteville State Teachers College. 1
j After some di: e • lon several thing? 1
-i importance were arrived at. ;
j Among them recommendation
| that the Mavo: appoint an inter
| racial advisory board to thrash on
any grievance on the part of Ne- r
j gro*»s concei sing police brulubu !
| The advisibilry of more police pro- 1
j feet ion in N<■ ro areas, establish iug
jof speed laws through zones that 1
| nave no side calks,
: Better race relation.- and the an-':
j pomfment of Negro police sn the c
| ?Uy
Boy Admits Slaying , 1
| CHARLESTON, S C iANP'i
I A 17 year old toy admitted to y - ~
j lice last wefl that he axed hi- 70 u
| year old grandfather to death at- j
! ter a "tooling around cra j. game ~
| with no money involved.
A eroding t. police, Robert N *
j bit', hit hit ■ randlalner. New < a
- tie, twici w tti ar. ax after ilfby it
j had qum telle’ over a pom! he w..x >,
supposed to r. ak<‘ in the dice g.une. C
[The- grandfatier was killled in his V
(own case a? he box sneaked upon <>
| him with lie axf according to v.
i police n
THE POCKETBOOk Os KNOWLEDGE By PILGRIM
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♦ SGHOOLHOUSE ON WHEELS—This specially equipped railway
car, operating in Japan, brings members of U. S. Occupation fin ,>es
the latest information concerning correspondence and 8o:f-;:lud,v
courses through which many of them are continuing their education?
while in the service. A WAG officer of the Tokyo branch of f;.e U. S.
Armed Forces Institute looks over some of the cur’s educational aids
with one of her assistants.
NESSO OWNERS'
FARM A,NO NOW
SAINS LISTED
Negro farmer.' in John.-;!on Conn- !
ily are making outstanding pi ogn.rs i
i m Iheir rftor!-; toward improved ;
! farming and better homes, accord- j
j im v to I, 1; Johnston, Negro County
•o.< m for the- State College Exten-j
mn Service.
In 1940, there were only 150 Ne- I
; gro farmers in the county who own-;
ed their farms By 19-UJ this number i
| hud more than doubled and re v, ;
practices were brim u*rd on earn;
oi these farms.
A home improvement program!
started in I9G by Johnston ami Mt I
Lucky O. T ole. hnirn- agent, grev i
to - lie rxu-nt tiiat la-1 year 35 new .
homes weip built and 333 othoiG
added roonix or made repair.-- A |
good example of the h.-mo improve- j
merit program, according to t.h- Ex
tension agent --, is the work which:
the IF v. J T. Hocutt of the Whoe .
Oak Community did.
Realiring Uiat hi 3-room home 1
was inadequate lor has fainilv of
Hocutt planned a new g-roum h-ui
After procuring, th.- piunr for m ■
house from State c'ni:.he b gar, t
I : cut Joe; from hi- farm fore.,; tor |
1 1 i' himbw supply. Will; tho ; i i y«t
giu Oati and Dviftily Lol■
ilocutt son!! had hi- nt’W 1100-e j
built and wired f i eli-etricit.y. Run
ning w.'-ei will be inrtaikd in the:
near luturx>
Many other improy a ,-u i..- wh-iiij
can- b' found on Negro farm ■
throughout the county can iio cred- ;
I' d to the more than 800 f it (Tub l
'■■' ■■' -'i Win ~. ■ \ < ... i ;cd I 47k 1
club projects. The growth -.f t,.i- :
rreanization of yeiing irovs and i
girls ha . more than tiebled m if,,
past five years.
There are now I .'..i1l farm farafli'.-. .
iti the i nuiii and I tto-m .>j
at-ii s v. ho are cooperating with
th. ii Exitosion ageni- nno contmu- ■
ouriy striving for a bolter way of !
I.h fir. the iarir, and in the farm
b- mt-
P; ■ diction Mary Burke, rhatm
uig and talent.-J daugtbe: of die
Spurgeom Burkes : Wiishinglou D.
C i an i bi tUiajit current grad of
Wisconsin “U," will hecome one of
loti- flips!;.nctmg career v. omen. See
v.owT 'em at !he great Lnivers.iy ;
in her undergraduate days.
THE CAIIULINJA
& T, Si ii<ienis Sfate
West imii(\s Jiinkel
Student - .archer- at A. and ■
T. Colli i are pi niiiiog an August
■ xpedition to tin West Indies '■■> :
study socio-i conoaiic relaw ins
j betwf-i n the i;lurid repu'dic.-. and
the United States.
; Led by Dr. Akiki K N.vabongc,
■ Fruit • .mi Ml Social Seien. e at tlte
j College, the group plan.; to ern
bark in early Am;iist and vetv.;u.i
■ ,i month in the Indies. Approxi
•■lately (121 twelve : octal sciette- ■
Yu'lenii will make the trip.
j The purpose of the survey is
■to probe economic and .-.vie!;
■ .ii'oblems o! the island: and cn
! courage better international un- i
jder-tan.iing. Students will record
: first hand account of West Indies ,
; culture, folk ways, and mores.
; President Bit! ford indicates that,
j this will be the first such stir
: vey undertaken l.y a Negro col
; It go m the United States.
To promote Hie oru.ieet, A. and
( F. student:: have* b'-eun a $3,0u0
| -noney tai.-inc campaign through
idie st iliiig of s-r»fi drink -, sand -
; v'irhes. giving of nrograms and
j volunteer rontrilfutions.
Dr. NL.ibon.M ask..! that dona
; tit',n cheek, be- ma.de parable t.
; file Socio-Eeonornic Group Study
CHAPLAIN’S BEDSIDE VISIT-The soldier who Is ill or Is suffer
ing from wounds is solaced by the visit from the chaplain who goes
wherever the men in the ranks may need his ministrations and counsel.
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' hif- 1,1 “ **'•“' 1 nil M'jiuiiivt? meetings that I have had the pic a
.'-if lending •; i x-c.-nt year.-: was the round table forum oi
!1, * College lb :;;h’Civic League, held at the Fa.vetleville State
Teachers' CoHeeo. ,
'■l here was .1: .cu:;si*d the political, economical, and education
■ Hl*' oi the ~)' The meeting was attended by grim, determined
on.-:- and hu-n from every walk ol life, trying to reach join
• urvement ■' v wmch w< will share in the city government, and
hi plan the future vvelfaiv of all the people.
r •"do.-: ;n the ln.-:tory -A our city have wv had a mayo.
ha.; aslce•! t;u Noero population to meet with him and put
)h ,! grn vancc:; ot .car people on the table, so that they may take
;n airing befpre tin- general public The committee did just that
and ti))-:. young, Cod fearing Mayor responded in the same mannet
in which it wan pi jented.
At last, Demociacy has begun to work in the city of Fayette
.a-. J.owlv ini! Mir.-ly it can and will woik, a has -dad the
k.ichiet t’uai. ha. kept it Minded so many wars, amt a few years
:i; nce all persons wilt enjoy life without fear of reprisals.
F (1 H'tK'li praise cannot be given to the civic club's young, presi
iViark J Rullock, and his efficient staff in the work thev
are doing toward the improvement of conditions in all areas of our
city.
liv i’c r, room and need for other organizations with similar
i piograms to join whir progressive organizations to help them put
ores their program. It will do al] of us good to remember the
;; i .adage In unity there is .strength”. Then, too, there is need
inoTT ‘ meeting: ot tins nature, where w<* can plae our cards o.j
*■ l -' labii. 'a-ioro union,, who it: m position to aid our cause.
Rut I'iv t we must get a program, know what we want and
work toward that end.
When determined men and women band - themselves together
t . thrash out the mi .understanding m our city and lay the g round
w "r!; for a more united city where all races must live together
m h e n every effort of encouragement should be given, even
at Hu- sacrifice of a little time and money.
Will see you next week.
•Ini% and August sre tlie critical,
month; for -erious iweet damage
to cotton. Grower; should be piv
pared to ti*. inta-ctk i ics promptly |
v. h- n seriou: utitl-real-: of the boll,
il ' apj ear
f .thi- West Indies, A. and T. Col- j
c,-go, Greensboro, N. C.
If Pass l<> Advertise! ! ,
SIt3CO.NI) SECTION
Nomination for a fighter without
ft :n : Rill Jason, welfare director of
' the National Alliance of Postal em
! oloyr-- i NAPEi And he knows how
|to tight successfully, too if you
jcatch on.
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104 PERSON ST.
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phone 3498
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637 PERSON ST.
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BARBER‘HOP
117 GILLESPIE SI
WHERE THE PROMISE
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110 WINSLOW ST.
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