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REFORM SHILOH BAPTIST
Sunday July 25th tin- Rev W L.
Griffin, pa.-doi I) Oil .< m iriorimr'
worship, 2:00 p. m. Sunday selio-al;
3:00 p. m. rally sr niton.
The par;tor has requested that all
captains l e present to make Uus a
great any
PLEASANT mil NEWS
by hkrnht: dawson
Mr; Mattir Kllison and children '
spent Sunday at Brice:, Crude, Mrs.'
Ellison \va. accompanied hy Mias
Marie Harris.
Mi: - Made Kelley spent Sunday
with Mr- Lizzie Canady.
Tom Hill and Ills nephew left
Thinsday after .'pending .-.ome time
vita hir father. .T R. Hill. Hill’s
home is in New York.
Isaiah Stephens ot Virginia spent
Thursday with his wife, Mrs. Mary'.]
Stephens, who live- with M F. j
Dawson.
Mi.-. W. F Dawson spent Monday
With Mr-.. Ethel Williams of New
Bern
Mos.es Patrick. Jr., of Maryland
spell! Friday with his aunt. Mr. W '
F. Dawson.
Leroy l ane of New York City
spent a peaceful evening at the
home of Mr. Willie Gaskins Mon- :
day.
Five Points - :
SWAP SHOP
COMPARE PRICES BEFORE
YOI BUY, SHOP AND SAVE
AT FIVE POINT SWAP SHOP
COMPLIMENTS OF
W. IV!AYE
I HOME OF FRESH MEETS
AND GROCERIES
Call 4£60 W. Maye, Jr.. Prop.
535 1-2 Cedar Street
ROBINSON’S
SNACK BAR
SOT HU M AH NT M K ST.
SOFT DRINKS, CANDY CAKES j
(TO ARE. TIES SANDWICHES j
JOHN ROBINSON'. Prop.
Stephen Roberts
GROCERY AND PROD! < F
lfi«8 BROAD STKI FT
ALL WE ASK IS A IRIVI
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COMPLiMti.vrs or
Mrs. Carrie Godette
508 SECOND STREET
Ice t ream, Candy, Soft IWiiik-.
w s
CLUB 102
711 Bt RN STREET
-New Bern's Finest and Mos
EXt I I SIVI NIGHT CM i.
ENTERTAIN MEN T IA EUT
WEEK » ND
I Blount’s Grocery j
111 MAIN STi.il M
GROCERIES MEATS
J VEGETA BIES FRUITS
DIAL nib
GEORGES
RADIO SERVILE
715 WEsT STREET
Radio Ami Electrical Spe< »ai*st» j
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Jiiiiiet! W George, • Owner
NELSON’S
RI.fT ROOM
803 QUI I S STREET
SOFT DRINKS, CANDY, BEER
CIGARETTES
SWEET MI sIC
LaSALLE
BEAUTY SHOP
511 KILMARNOCK STREET
“WHERE THERE’S BEAUTY
THERE’S CHARM”
A. Johimn Alfrieda Slanhsy
Operator Proprietor
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Tires - Batteries
Seat Covers
BICYCLES - AUTO PARTS
EASY TERMS
L B. AMIS
OWNER
Pollock St. Opposite City Hall
TELEPHONE 2386
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Mr.-'. Lucy Gibbs of 723 Milter ,
sirf.t: announces the marriage*
ol her daughter, Melvina Gibbs,
a recent graduate of West street .
high school to T V 1-c William
Henry Young, i S. N. Mrs.
> uung wus married in October,
1917, and plans to attend Wes
Virginia State College. Mr. Young
is now stationed at Great Lakes,
Illinois.
\oimi iiuii.owi:
BY AROIF. NOLAN
I There v/a-.- a full day’.- program :
|at Craven Corner Church.
. Sunday School 8:00, p. caching at
| 11.00 a. in and 3 p. in
i The annual Mi-nonary Program
| was conducted by the Missionary 1
• workers of Craven Curlier Church
• and the Queen Sheet Baptist
Church of Beaufort IT. pa:-.tors <d
--ill'll church preached. 'The Rev. W
O Moore, pastor of I ’raven Corner
and Rev. L. Lovett of Queen Street. 1
Baptist. Dinner was rorved to all '
|At 730 p. in the Cove City o- u,) I
j offered a musical pi nuam In c. It
was a great success,
j The Junnn Choir of Pii aim Res!
| Church i-oidenM a nauacal props .-ui:
|for tlic- benefit >•! the r urch bi.it:
war. bui’iie-.: down m*u.<- tune ago
The leader- were M China Ann
ind Mi. () Met . 1 uu-mbi- lit I
the Christian Chuuli, and Mi-- El--. i ,
Mm McCabe gi a.luafc of lilizaln 'h (
"ity State Teachers C>dlege and )j
Shaw Uni vet ily
Cr: veu ibei'r Sunday School i
will have pn h.c Sunday, An ltd
"i A t the Ce' t •'•;! ia-i :. .it ion c< silei |
A a b-ittl< e ■ !iii ; Will he fi .-
H. H. WEEKS
Si I D STORE
M ! t Tarhoro St. - Rocky Mount
MO- t COM PI FI I STOCK til
si ED AND t. VKIH \
MtliS IN 1 OWN
BILL’S
SANDWH li SHOP
t
I irhes lee Cream, Roasted
Fean lit- >.m! Diink Beer
Tobacco - 10! ’, Broad St.
J WILLIAM sIDRFKRY, Pr,.p.
J. W. Reese
GRO< ERY
Groceries and Meats
1048 BROAD ST.
Dial 4485
Variety Market
Better Meats - Eggs •- Produce
GROCERIES
738 WEST ST. Phone 47«5
ERI E DEUX ! KY
|i Wai.er A. Goodi-ttc. Prop
j Miss Ada Jones, Mgr.
: Todie s Smake Shop
The Gayest Spot In Town
lOIC Ql FEN ST.
j Beer - <’i gw reties - Candy
FOWL HARRIS, Prop.
FROG POND
SMiUO; SIM BIN
Basiling, Pott slung—Phone 2351
! Corner Burn and Queen Stv
Beer - Smokes ■ Candy
1 Albert WfiTUieitt sunny Bryant
wf \i :r r 117 T) mj
JMLW Dljlili
VhssX SPRUILL
MARRIES MR. BEST
In a .-implc but Imp)tivc candle
light i -reiiii/ny. Miss Annie Hollo
Spruill, win, recently received lur
• B. S. degree in Homo Economies at
Si.aw University v as wed to Ales -
i ltd or 11 -my 80.-t at the Seventh
Day Adventists’ Church Sunday .A
tornoiiii. Elder N. J. Grant official
id.
A ;.. .‘ran: of pa nuptial music
ffu-.t. -od hy Mr-: Alfrclta Stanley
sinking “Because
Tlic bii If given in m ifringe by
her father, v.uii a gown of while
organdy with a .beer yoke of whitij
lace, full -kirt extending into a
Icin' court train fashioned with
atin hiitt >ns in the o.n k.
Ilor head-dres. was a white tiara
from which ht: double tiered
shoulder length veil w.c; draped.
She cnrrii’U a bouquet of white
icarnation- tied with a long while
-.tin ribbon streamer
Mrs. Mary Burney, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor wearing •>
I'OW'n of white voil. She can iod a.
..it bouquet a bunch of pa-tot col
lided flowers tied with rainbow rih
: bon streamer.
Tile bride man!- were Miss Ella
llu.s'.us of New Bern and Mi-. I.illie
! Best ot New Bern sifitei-in-law of
: Ike ’'loom. Their drives were do
wned like that of the maid of lum
|■ r in pa: Is ! shade: They carried a
; bouquet of red rat nations.
Mr Spruill, mother of the bride
'•■’ot ea ! lowered pastel pink fires'
tub Mr- Best motiu-i of the
■ t otu. ’-vote a plea ing ,-hadi of
'figured grey 2 heir eorsages were
J'ed and wfiite carnations.
T.ovenza Best, hroti-.e, of tin
‘ <>< in. acted a best man. Ushers
"•‘•'•re t -ie B- t and Cleveland
Be: t
F< lluwin tbi wedding ceremon
■e :< reception war given at (lie
Hen-n Center tor tile bridal]
o." : v • ; -<• t- and friends
PERSONALS
S D 2 James M Staton, USN,
spent the week end home with bis
narenir Mr and Mrs. John M. Stat
of D-14 Craven Terrace. Mrs
Cat it Key. W,se i- still a patient
i in Good Shepherd Hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Lumpkins of N. Y. is
| here in the city visiting.
Mr Martha Armstrong and sis
tir. Mrs Fannie Sherman of phi la
jdclphia is spending some time in the
■rip while visiting their father. Hen-,
iry ‘irnith of Vaneeboro.
Fred Johnson Jr. Leon Askew,
• -li and Mrs Theofir-ie Blc>i:iii ot
Du. h-m .‘ cent ’he weak with Ai;
and Mrs David Lee of West Stre-r
.-Uid Mr. and Mrs Hao welt Arm
• trong of Burn Street. The y return
|'d laiine Sunday.
Mis. Charles C. Spat row and son,
Chailes Jr are spending some
i.nie in Wilmington \ isitin f . rela
tive: and friends.
Miss I.etta Ks-y: ot 2nd Avenue
:: .spending Iwo week- in Sraforti,
, Delaware.
Henry ■Cnu-yi J ones left Sunday
n:.;u'. for Wa-hington, D C. Theie
he v, ill atfer.d a Railway Postal Sc: -
c ice Sen ,o]
Herben perry of Jonc Sli <•:
.'•ft Saturday to .spend a \>. ek n
Sea ford, Del.
Mi-. Elizabeth Ccpper has re
tutned from Baltimore, after spend
iy<.ek with her son, Jerry
Cooper.
Giorge p. Dudley of Brooklyn
w„x down Saturday to visit his
brother, Allen Dudley far one day
after spending, two weeks in Ohm -
!otl<- with his mother. Mrs Helen
i Planer.
Sylvester Fisher of New York
;Ciy is now visiting in the civ for
[a week.
Mrs Julia Kinsey Elliott and
Brother Luke Kinsley of Philade
lphia. ldt., home on an emergency
: sail for their mother, Mrs Ella
Kip- 1 y who is recuperating rapidly
-t Good Shepherd hospital after un-
J ( i g my. a major operation
! --pt. John Davis, retired police
ot Beaufort was a recent visitor in
: the city.
Vernon Godette and brother. Wil
.h.iiii- Mims Dorothy Mnort- and 1 is
ti-r. Pear lie, ail of North Marlowe,
'■tupped in town after spending an
.i enjoyable day at Cooper Beach
Bf SES HiinnßE
XOF VA ME IT: WE TAKE YOU
f or Hat summer Pleasure Trips
t uli 2K23 24-Httuf Sriq ii-e
II" vo lini, Ow-fter-Operator
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Sam lipman
AND SONS, INC.
| Depart men! Store
VALUE AND SERVICE
t
Craven’s Cleaners
dyers, master tailors !
713 trurn St. »*ts mocked i
Aa.L WORK GIiAKANTEFD
XV. M. BUuliiiif. E. W. Wooten
Prwrletos
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4 OMPLIIttr.NTS OF
Dr. *Wxrt F, Burton I
M. D.
rHONFS 3343-2770
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I'llE UAJIOUN.IAN
* -’. '-'i-i-- - ■ - v.iiti-.-.- . i;:.- ''. .--ii—... .
Ami iii Kay Smith, winner of
lir-t prize f.or best decorated bi
cycle.
Jltirfl'iiii *- ‘ ’ 4 ' v ' ■ *ZvZ',VV '.
! Roy Lee Thompson, v. inner of
titird prize tor best decora.e(l
tricycle.
Tots Comj>ete In Bike
Parade of Ree. Dept.
A bicycle pJnide whs : [iotr :c, ,-d
jby the City Recreation Department
oi July 9th. Lhe Dt prize n ru.h",
!for the bfsl decorated bicycle, v.a.
i won by Little Ms:.- Amelia K-v
Smith. The second prize, a pair of
iskates, was won fay Litlii- Mi Cam
j lyn Duran’. Tie tin; i pi i/* a
S week's admit cion to the Hitz Tliea
tre, war won by Ray l.ei lin.mp
j SOD.
j Tryeyi-le ridel- -1 -eq t!,e
' |». i a tie and rode for 1 •■•••! blm
First prize for best d« - irate i t:y
jcycle was wan by J nn Dan" Is
Second ptizi Oiaii'k-: iiL.iii'l am!
Iliiird prize. l.i'.’U- Mi- Edna June-
Shown ill the pictlil'-s ,ue l.lt'.le
' .Vliss Amelia Kay Smith winm r of
die p t prize, al; o J -bn Dat.icl.
; Ol.mder Blount. ..nd LiMJe M: -.
Edna Jorte having t-<- t e, ~rated
itrycieles and ro.'tunie-.
T It r B> ei-f-.i 1 ion !Vp;; lit - -eni
j wi.shi- to trunk Montgoim 'V VV ,rd
Auto and , Supniy M r u!
ti, * - Rit’ Thf-atcr: Ja-lc ! iv'i k ive
l.ind Ten Cents Stoic, punch .oil
| Judy and the lb.mi- it. ;.
: -,v ho ■,.' wtiiui; ly font i :i,..;ti d pii.re
and io' ■ diilug rill.!; : 1 i.aib.t-.j
, pc- -ability.
j
| Sunday.
Mrs,. Erma Barfield and sister,
: Mir. i'cvnr-l) lmvick of Bii'.-klyo.
■N, Y, s].ent two weeks with pat
ents.
A must. Donations to the NAACI 1
and the Urban League Without
t these two ui ganir.itoan.- in there
■ ui’fhjt-.g every day. .it would be a
; sorry mess fo r many of u:
f "IT
PAYS !
,
TO
Advertise j
I
SEE
| ;
j CHARLES SPARROW
I OR
S JOSEPH EDWARDS j
| REPRESENTATIVES j
i ■ !
729 West Street |
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pC'f !
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Oil.mtiu Itloiutl winner of sec
end prize fer iicri 'iccoratcd iri
cyrle.
Am i Or Wron^y
i <
t’,V t I). WOODS
i don’t kn- w dt-ai Lord if I am
ri: lit or wrong.
I But Ie Ip me to live right and sing
i a -ong
Wi ci 1 : m de d and gone to the
land afar.
May t .) ,m Uio chorus and sing m
Hie 11 ..vu.lv choir.
, 1 diiii < know iieai Lot difl am right
. or wrong,
*V:fh nil the.-e rre, d« and denoinin
tunr. in Hi!.-, world.
, Hut the Grace of God must be made
of love
. F'.i l ! f-lieve will take me to my
in.me above.
I
1 civ..! Lord if 1 am light
, or wrong,
, ': "■ di.-.'-n life’s dim and dusty
!' ith,
1 kin v. iii mv life there are many
h;.:d la-ks.
ts,. L- r.-i 1 ..ah me and sti av me as
j Ip: ,v and fa_t.
1 doi ': know deai' Lord if I am be
, hili.l o: -u fiord,
i P.u: 1: i know 1 will navel this
I niii,' once.
If f e;. :■ . J 1 car, do let me do
it this time.
So ! ti ... t* :,\i kind v oids and
good deed hi mv patli behind.
mesh:, kl
MI.OI 1\ I vi k. CHURCH
RIA A. VV WOOTEN, Pastor
BY XIARY F. JONES
1 The si.Oflh drive ended with a
t Mock Wedding The captain with
- tii- i-,t sum of money marries
» King Solomon.
It it.irted Sunday, May 36. and
iSJb/C OiM D SLC I. iO N
THE YOUNG MEN’S ; i
BUSINESS CLUB i
HOLDS OPENING
i
The Young Men's Buslne.-.-. Club .
hud its formal opining Wednesday •
night, July i-t The public was in- i
vitedtu listen to the music of Via- ||
cent Tempo and his masters of :
rhythm.
By popular demand Mr. Tempo |
and his orchestra will appear at !
the same spot July 26 Without any'
*'oubt the Masters, of Rhythm iin- |
pressed all dancers and music iov- •
ers Wednesday night
The Young Men's Business Club j
is an outstanding m•. .miration In j
ihi-' city. The Club came Into exis
fence when seven tru-rgetie young!
men of ti e city assembled about til
years ag > 'I hey were K.iward Gibbs,
urt .sklent; Alumni Midgetie, vi.ee
I president; Kudu- Harris, secretary;
I Clinton Gorham, resistant secretary;
iOnrh- Blount tu-iness manager;
il. L). Woods, it-cording secretary, i
’1 he loss of Un late Robert Hill, |
oum'r busimus manager for ihe;
club was a blow, yet they have
survived. The Hub is one of the
; most progressive club in the city,
I Out of town guest at the open- j
lag included Mrs. pea;I Lumpkins j
a.f Now York; Mrs. Jessie Buck and;
sister, Mrs Hope Ward ui Brook- I
lyn, Mis: Annie Mae Burrus, Brook- |
lui Miss Buiru ts now visiting!
her a tint. Mrs K-i/übeth Henry of.
.Miller Street.
The club is now open nightly
and is located os Queen Street in
j the Walker's Hall We are looking;
jiorwan! to see,n; : a full bouse the!
j night of July ;>6 when Vincent |
jT'itipo and in Masters of Rhythm j
!return.
Mi. Blanche Grady of Kinston j
iwa; also an out-of-town guest at j
11 he opening Mr.. Lillian Gibbs pre- j
j entend flowers to the club in behalf ;
the Realistic Club.
| Elay Features Bible
School Closing Here
! , r
rite daily vacation Bible school .
;of St Peter".-. AMR Church of which
t Rev s J. Burk< is pastor, held its.
| closing exereiaci Thursday night,;
July i featuring a play. 'The Birth
'.of Christ,” composed and directed!
by Mrs Nannie Holley Martin. I
Properties for the play were pre-!
oared by the Rev and Mrs. Burke,
Mrs. Esther Baker, Mi. Maud
.Jackson and Miss Louise Nixon.;
Musical numbers were g.ven by I
; each depart on nt. Joan and Irma!
; Burke answered questions from the;
| Bible asked by Mrs. Baker.
; A huge crowd attended the pro-!
! gram Friday. July 2nd. the chi)- ;
dicn were served refreshments in I
i th. lecture room of the church, and!
1., she Keys' group had a bicycle j
.hike At 11:30 pictures were made!
of the Bible School.
i’Ol LOCkSViIJE
HY iETTIF G. SIMMONS
Mr. ana Mrs. Oscar J Ward of
Washington D C. left Wednesday j
' after spending a few days with then I
; patent. s , Mr and Mrs. Aaron Sim- i
j mons and Mrs Sstella Ward of j
Pollocksville.
Mr.-'. Ella Kinsey of Pollocksville :
i>: a patient at Good Sheperd Hus-,
! pital. Her conditicn was reported ;
jas not so good
Cpl. btid Mrs. I troy Wilson have j
j returned home after spending a few
i days in Sumter. S. C They were
accompanied by Mrs Aaron Sun-1
j mons of PoUoeksUlle. Cpi. Wilson'
i*e now stationed at Cherry Point
i Mrs. Etta Mae Murrell of Poi
. '"'tk.-ville spent an enjoyable week
i end a: ‘h her hutband, Austin C
i Murrell, now a student at A. and |
j T. College
; ended Sunday, Juy 18 The M B. j
; Sunday School convention will be !
i held at Green HQ M. B. Church i
' Bavboro. The contention will close !
; Sunday, July 25.
These me the Captains on toe!
J Drive: Mrs. Sylvia Ann Ciedle Mrs |
j Rosa Gllison, Mrj Catherine OHi- j
|-on. Mi'S. Roseila Credle. Mrs Mary!
[F- Jones, Mrs, Olie Gibbs. Zetenaj
jGtbbs Miss Anne Gibbs, Mis 1
i and FJrsid Jennette
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It PHILLAMORE'S i
! WOODY ARD |
36.’S BRQAfe STREET
WOOD OF 111, KINDS
ES MB load
f 1-2 Ft. Slabs , . >4.00 j
Dry . niiin
>ak ... , ...
! Beard Ends ... ... f.yfl
u hour service
CALL 1*576
PMltamerr f rcnkUn, prop.
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IN DiE
CAROUNIAN i
ADVERTISE \
m "He s
CARCHJNIAN i
NEWS DEADLINE j
Thursday
EACH WEEK '|l
V. LLK. ENI!>JN<;
BTlf-Sl!Nl)\Y SCHOOL
CONVENTION HELD
The New Hern Eastern M. Bap
tist Sunday School anti BTtJ con
vention met Friday, July 23 With
tlh Gietn Hill Baptist Church,
Bay boro, N C All churches sent
two delegates otic for the Sunday
School arid one for the BTU Dept
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I IDEAL SHOE SHOE
QUALITY SHOE REBUILDING
I MITCHELL J KHOCRY, Prop.
1 103 BROAD ST. NEW BERN
i
! IniaFajv^^
DRUG COMPANY
132 TARBORO STREET
PRESCIU.'TTON DRUGGISTS
PHONE 200
Whitfield's Grill
CANDY ICE CREAM
TOBBACO BEER
915 MAIN STREET
j JOHN WHITFIELD, Prop.
WANTED ~|
j YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS J
From 18 to 21 years of age ilia, j
»re interested in Theatre Work
SEE 1 M HAMILTON
802 QUEEN STREET
j ’
| Gardner’s Grocery
■ “Y'our Friendly Neighborhood
Store Staple, Fancy
Groceries Soft Oirriks, Beer
1105 It St. M. Garner. Prop.
YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST”
Vail's Barber Simp
1032 BROAD STREET
phone 3851. Mrs. It. E. Vail, Prop.
Lauretta’s
FLOWER SHOP
CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES
All Kinds of Funeral Designs
Greeting Cards Novelties
1002 V Burn St. Phone 4284
j
lor Fish That Are Cleaned
Ready for The Pan - See Us
Bakers Sea Food
AND FttUOlit
814 Queen St. Dial 3628
DOT’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
RED 1, Koy 207A • Vanseboro
t or The Best Care of Hair and
Latest Summer st> les
Mrs. Dorothy Bryant, Prop.
RHEM AND FORD
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Ma&onry And Concrete Woik—Repair Work Os Ail Kindt
ALSO PAINTING. HOUSE MOVING
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION DIAL 2151
1008 N. BURN ST.
IDEAL RECREATION PARLOR
Beer and Cold Drinks OI All Kinds
For Ideal Recreation and Billiard ExjJUrt See Charlie
CLEAN BALLS AND GOOD STICKS
1034 Broad St. Open Soon - Close Late Charlie Elder, Prop.
IT WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO VISIT
Sparrow’s Surprise Shop
The Biggest Little Store In Town, Complete Lin# Os
Groceries - Vegetables - Notions - Drugs - Ice Cream
729 West Si. - Papers and Magaines - Phtne 3065
j ~T PARDON ME |
PLEASE BUT
1 jHw II AN IDEA JUST
I STRUCK. ME
T *’sl Let My Boy
« Sell The Carolinian
For His Vacation Money 1
veniwisamMiiminvMw
SAVE $22.50
UP TO JULY 31st!
COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES
| ARE OFFERING A
SALES {ED,} 15% SERVICE (Joe) I
DISCOUNT
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
CALL 3132
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CORNER CRAVEN AND POLLOCK STREETS
rum.)AY, JULY 21, i‘)i
j\cw Bern Citizens
Who Trade With
These Advertisers
Make This Page
Possible
His blunt mid forthright stated
men! in public are giving Ur. Mor
deeut Johnson, iHoward "U” chief) a
reputation as u tncssiah in race re
lations. (Hoorah, and take notice
other sepia educators.
fYNfKiHNIWSBOYS*
DANCE
BY POPULAR DEMAND
RETURN ENGAGKMENT
VINCENT TEMPO
AND HIS
MASTERS OF RHYTHM
AT THE
BUSINESS MEN'S CENTER
WALKER’S MALI,
Monday, Juuy 26
1!) O’clock Until
ADMISSION $.75
; Suttn ored by Young- Mqp’s
Buoness and Social Club
"When Biter Automobile* Are
i Built LCft'K wilt Build Them”
i
j The Best of Service On All
Makes of t ars ant! Trucks
ROSE BUCK CO.
NEED MONEY?
WE BUY OR LOAN MONEY ON
HOST ANYTHING OF VALUE
NEW BERN
LOAN AND JEWELERS
215 MIDDLE ST.
WE ELY OLD GOLD,
j DIAMONDS, SILVER, ETC.
I •
FOR EXPERT HOME
Laundry Service
MRS. ZORETHA BROWN
} 721 GARDNERS AVENUE
| White Shirts and Uniforms *
j A Specialty A: Low Cost
i . —..
CLUB' ”65" OF BEAUFORT
i Aft (Bated with Club "65’ of 1716
Canal St., New Bern. Sea Food
Dinners A Specialty. Dancing
Nightly, Admitted by guest and
membership card, 366 Queen St.,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
iVlalaehi Edwards, Owner
: Janies 11. Davis, Manager
Downing Case
1026 BROAD STREET
NOTED FOR
j GOOD HOME COOKED FOOD
PHONE 9911
*- , ,
We Loan Money
FIVE POINT PAWN BROKER
1015 QUEEN STREET
BARGAINS IN NEW AND
USED GOODS
E. K LAND, Prop.
Hamilton Grill
80:1 QUEEN STREET
24 HOUR SERVICE
Steaks, Chops, sandwiche*
FRESH BAR B-QUE, COUNTRY
t OOKED