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| : y%' FACTS
f % Ry Tf:n HOOKED
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v.’il i a; : ■, v in).- oti .Ui - iii Woit)i Carolina
v •>. .i •! ' in ' I II Os that ■ Gnu- on«- is
..■.I, ijf .iiji .ilj’’ Any a , it may tw.
ft S lli- 1 i.O ! i tor CUi child, t'ls.
■i: .Li. .it I'iifV Iki' a 'l'-r'ii-Ayf Center equip
1 i ■ * i"i ra ■ ~ ... •>(..il table two pi n g
>• .-. :; ” n.i' il'. " ,;u '[..in- it.ij dancing, soft and
; . ~- a. ... . n . uit . ti.f sii'tei from this
. a. ~. i ,! t , t..\, f ol.na’s Ini a i and most
, a . , p in•<;., iiiiatt l; v au by 190 feet. Next
.' r t t. a.•.•.-ill hr. 1 .ff i... m p unuiiuif setups, consist
. . •. ! •. : . »io< oti : ,|o•- nt: ■ im uniautomobile me-
if ■ o '. t miili.lii;.: «-qm,jpeil with ’lit finest equi)
T ( :;l motw y < oil
i •• V -. ;?.-•■ !•. i; 111. !i; - 1 .70 touchdowns all you
;• ! I ■■ l • . w cntia to aliir.e Don't take rny word
■* •• t • !. J. ii :-.|uer. yis constantly iuci'easmg
k • f• ’ i -: i . ji-a.ii : omt kict‘- a.«- less Jor
>'■' - -<i is .-•> v. h Aioui.fci't give them a chance tc
tec,Til
■ , - .it an- specie! victims of in
-1 •; •• <. L)»; till Jii Ts’ - t .! •’. t : t* i i i i rif i'.i ilf i x CltJ il > Q iiCD t i bud thi?
'nave cur, deprived of the
i -v • . t- .-, ■! of cniidnoed—lcve. understanding
i , vurify. guidance fun ana hope.
v*' if.s all of ti.e-c Ih.n «tc \kp good lav;-sc.dink! citirenr
at of out chil.ir. a. and e < help in many respects by giving •
<vi '• :.ttii •-• -p. from ail of us can and
. ■ : -’■■■' ; ii-,- d.i vVc i:n i an adequate]..
■\ - 1 -. ; ' I pi-'' ■■■-.' .■ ■ tin • op*. of a qualified director.
T " e v > l do , -- - tv .k ho-.-, v-'ieap it will t>e in the future
-v .- ••• k'd . hc.n;;e our attitude toward this matter.
■ lir-vy ,ust .tout our v: n ctiiidven snd lend
. trial toss i iUP.Pf’ tr.an our .v.vn a little support.
- o • - i. 'v p -isibi . -iii to create hette"
-.us .-. brHv.r or. v d-i.. s: t a better futme
\ ;{a. I'd! (»ourdni
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On I.:SI).Vs Staff
Boston - - it h:,< -.»\ c'
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J, B, IAI I Assistant Manager
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GROCERY STORE
COR NASH AND VICK ST,
Vr.CLTABI»IS—MEATS—I RUITS—ICE CREAM
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b ~
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ALT, fJS FOP. ESTIMATES OH BANQUETS. WEDDINGS
T VfiTSFS Os- I*f mThAITS. WE GO ANYWHERE
1 JOHN BAKER, Prep,
' ll[ . r - Tin ,
C. E. ARTIS I UNE^ATrHOME
571 l . NASH ST.
A MRU LA NCE SERVICE
j ("mice Phone 2390 Res, Phone 2279
><-MwwmiN«Mh•«■■■■ imhwimi a 111 m —iir inmiiwiiii. i~it niMin iiMuwiihir«i.l urni-irrm-rmiiinixurjxio.a:mni'jmaai,_irn~~~
YOUR NEW
MEEKS GRILL
110 PFTEGREE ST.
GOOD FOOD—COLD BEER—SOFT DRINKS
J ROBERT LOCUS
GARAGE
1201 £. XT ASH ST.
"Inspection Correction Station"
If It's A Motor And Burns Gas We Fix It.
Full Live Oi Modem Equipment.
ROAD service: flat towing
SLOW And FAST BATTERY CHARGING
WASHING—GREASING
SIMONIZING
—GENERAL REPAIRS—
WILSON SEWING CENTER
NEW LOCATION £24 E. GREEN ST,
WE RE GOWN YOU AS WELL AS REDECORATE
YOUR HOME, SLIPCOVERS. DRAPERIES, CURTAINS
BEDSPREADS, UPHOLSTERY
i
WE SPECIALIZE
LADIES’ And CHILDREN’S GARMENTS
amiiustrahve position y- herd of
: cv.it division The appointmer.t
.- iustciK- in that it masks the best
u.r.c a Negro has held that post
Ikiii'ij' the course of his service
ii orchii as handled many impo,
’ .i r.-is.'s h i c.e government. Such
iiivchvd admirality law. as
• a • jiivif against the govei c.
ment
hi; (ci.uo.n is married and
-.- ti'.ree children He -»vas honor
•c.l >• discharged from the anny
"ith the permanent rank of coionei
SECOND SIfICTION
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IN JAPAN .- iit. VS ilii.uii
!■ it'll." It, <;i» lli !\t* . 11 , ‘1 \l s .
il l .’• ■ Wiliiuiii h:u).i<*-. .i nt iiiiiu
VS airm i ii-Ip .V i . iiui
j< • i - •‘■‘■“'in?; vv iUi the MU, |„.
hairy Keguuent Medical lit ■
tachiuiiii ui r.ifu (Harciiui Ja
pan Kfe*- t.ai n, • n ~ii,-n ii in
eei-vice .Vovemhei SO. 19-i]
l ouiukt Os (lohii («|
Vfi yjoilis
Iht'r li, .New
TEA NECK. N i. iAM'P- Ti:e
Vcr •' »n i vie, .., i , cner. S .; 1
•C tv I lilifi I Cl i1.,. . V.l-Hll i
vtl e1:,.. died i
. ,J -the Reman i athohe i
(( > c last v/eck at the Huh. Marne t
’ Hospital.
Fa ’ ht ’ I-issiv:.' estrtblijhtd the ',
Oicifi ct Neg.-o Sisters and morel
tmm a (.toror, m.fucuv to Negroes i
I during mere than -p, year? sm ,ute I
’ r * r}! • Hnited States He lived n. >e- !
! tirerr.si.t ,i s?. Anih-mys Ncci o :
i ; -ussim. m lenotiy N J .. e
! t ui- ’t j '26 . „ K
Eon.; m Wei, iiici ,’ Aisace iiel
..-■os educated >•. _n ;e and or
', Gained to the p. jest hood st Lvcm
,ui iS9I After six vests ct missi. r.-
: aty vrorK in the French West. In-j
yoics, he cnir.e t, : the Ur,,ted State 5 i
. j IS 1 .*,, bui ielt almost ir;iir:C*d*j
Ik-t-iy 1-1 service as ct. plain with
1 T.f British tr. in F.r 'p
I He underio.. k iw-sicrarv v. cA:
,!»> u - r bvuin and f, „.d mislr, L m
I Savanridh, Atlanta. A.ugurta and
. | M.icon (-.,: and also in L.cs' An
: '' ' k; 1 , V.-; "/iC C.CI j Ul. •
y. n os,!/ Hr ali.-, four-ded the
Iti m. jil..-, ~j: *. 1 !: (■ ; | .. . si,- ;",
T/lif y in 1916 He retired ml
I ifVik
. There arc p pevicoes s.;d 1 ,t I
m (he W • v-i mei Rc:.t, n |
I I = < timer, •cn , ict y v To -.- *
I hi !94tl fv ,lh «Wcoiina's' ran--
jammie trie is' ... p, .. J M u „. a ' iu
j igiim popuiauon th'iici iu tany?
; iu .'j-., fai-fii
j irit’or/jf li win ii . ' fuck ojir" l Ti 1 h )'i,
! coital cash farm *ncomc
WAMI If; sI V;Slims
ji it INI L I
lOUHN’fi I ■: ,m
l?l l>«it nIA , ST.
| All Kinds H(, .liu|. .t Siipjjhm;
Paint*. ,i tit Kinds
WiU, :• :-!i.
Kofiiiitis jrwrlrv f lu. I
; JUielry, wati - in-ominas I
Musiral Inet, üßJents
RH'Oiii!
I i 3IT y. I.iii l> ,Bt»PO t
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SWINDELL’S
BEAUTY it OP
| A PIONEER IN THE FII I D Os-
BE Al TV SL K v 1 1 ' t
Ui E. NASH vT-REisT
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Jolm H, IM’iricey’s
PKA \>E, tt bI'MV It ».
j Tor Prompt Service Give Us A
| I all VV. appreciate Your
j Patronage Telephone
j 3909 3MB 3305 Carolina St.
ij ~ ===■=—
| Wardr©be C I. e. aner&
I Cleaning. Prev'ine Aiterations
j CLOTHES MADE TO ME AS LSI.
j -■ *ii‘i I -. 11 tl.Ult J..
Mr.-. B. Barnes, Prop.
QUICK
SERVICE CLEANERS
m E. Nash St. Inal 4523
We Spedsbae In Blocking Hats,
Cleaning Cietiiey Pressing Ana
Alteration —R. B. Barni ,c Prop.
Wheeler’s Cleaners
; 512 E. NASH ST.
' Hal*-- Blocked, Clothes Cleaned,
i Bresnen a Alierett herviee
Wfeue-U Wart Try Us
! Phone 4817 R. V. Wheeler, Prop.
j WILSON HATCHERY
V, S. N, C. Pollorum Pascecl
BABY CHICKS
KASCO FEEDS
204 E. Tarbaro St
I T*l. 2655 Wilson, N. C. i
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WILSON
Cincinnati Gets
Ready For Elks
j WASHINGTON * AAll i
y/’oaJ:; it :,ii to t'iiu:ii,t;:iti thi: ,v-.,
• vvtiuu reprei t uta! ivc: ul .some /.00.- J
| 000 KJk . 1,-oin .ill v-etiom; oi the]
i eoi Hilly will gi.ihtv at the Hilly!
City to eeU-urat, their golden jub-j
' >h.<e
Tlie 501!i stv-.i-.n of the grand j
j iOdye 1 ■ Her (lie leadc-r.-TAp of its!
“tiinii exalted rnl, 1 , J Finley VV il -1
on, will be Held at the Mum- Hali..
August 22-117
' ?r,. of tin main features of 1 i„-
convention n ihe oravnica! ronte-t!
' which 1 held vnnuaily uy the ~le.-
. parurient -.; t - ~.v :. .uiidei th,
I supervision of Jude-. W *■ Hues-!
you, grand • onem. 1 •:,,, 1 of fduts -'
i tier. Th;r v.'r;i > coe.tf -t wirieh will;
.U. held ,'vloiid:, '•> f,u fit will N ature
. -V, ti, n. m ( ;,i
’ (Urmia. ( olovado. Si-.. Jersey.
• hue i.i, ; fi,-, i i ,i;c anc i me j
: ! e.-.l I let ~r Collin e.-IS
DEPART.VIE NTS
Oi,.tr UTipoi tani depai ttnenls cl
n. u i, e 4 e the civil m
• !v ; s deprniment under Hit- «m, ■
1 - of Hobo •, F R< -,. my
‘ uice'ctu.n; the hesith department
vitii Ur. Carter l Marshall as
loi and medicai oirccic, ano tnc
, .cor.omtc department with J A.
j 'Biitboard 1 Jack sen as cotmru/sion
j er.
“us convention rromire® to kc
! of tl.e bigyy;?! and best 01 ah
ji• c v ,01 is ins ct ir. e', ns Tlit entire
j m-ai.d lodge will cany tot the idea'
I of a Historic:-,! pageant emphasizing
; the birth of the organization which
i was founded m Cincinnati 189»
i. y B F Howard
ihf j'. er;t which v.-y.s urrar.zed
| by experts together with puolic re-.
i !sr "' n - head Charles McCiane and
; ?*and daughter secretary Buena V
•Kelly-Berry will be given Wtdnes
l:>, night by the grand temple of
r “' ■'• s Eiivabeih Gordon
j » &■ -i»Jd daughter ruler
HI Niiiii ii.- Oi FLOATS
C, '-Nanas ot dollars are jaemc
wmni prepa/amn of the in; ,-
! - r “L oi floats that will make up
‘ kc ccioif eij p.'r.dde vhicn jeh
I 3 historical part of the Elks Grand
ledge. The city of Cincinnati has 3 '
b.w which prohibits parade- down
- ! lie t/u: iiif'.v r u of ihe cif
aurir.r- working hour:-, but tu-eause
■■ she reputaiior. in which the Eiks
h-v.e mane to; the eJaberatoue-.-
; • -ib. mV. and coic,r of their
P ,rade. liie chy council had a meet
i v.g one granted yptcisl permission'
' tpu -i hour parade to begin .u
| f Ptn lin "day
| ii.> edvoak-oual de-par'ment ill
j " NNiirr >*. j\ on ‘'atiirday witn
t i’ eaurattonal congress held a;
utov., - ciioul audi'oi ?:ii• ')!,■ hai -
• uhipi-rate >►-:vtc«- . ill be litic at
li i'.tciv r-rundav n.oriunc- ,n tt,.
Music Han auditorium Tun de
; -“-“r e«tan- the day M i.u„,
-'• -th ~ cap and gov bivtkfas- -, 1
ike Cotton Club Grill follow ed Ly !
in educational meeting at 8 -hi tmd
, (;ip and gown ,v-i miuny at. 11 Oh
a m. -
!he health department will be
- v d |.(•>'.-! am Sunday m.vrnoi.n
md *h,- , ivil libertu - and eouo
i .ic dei :n ’mcTii ; hold thru first ;
mi eting on Mui-ata; afternoon Rvi,
ih" Mali a),.,! Sl. lii ,£ piop.ani and
die Junto! Hour .hi t.e held Sun-,
day afternoon
Aa.or.g o, t.,1 activities sciu'dui
cd and a cabaret party, Sunda,
iiiiilit. birthday paity tt.j- ttu
- : -.1 e.voitiu ; ulei oi': Mcndav
■ ght . i>ult,a,v 01.il 1 lhic/dc... '
: night a batliii'g ijcauty con test aii-i
NATION'S NEGRO
POPULATION IN
UPWARD TREND
By SAMUEL P, FjtERHY , JR
BOtl'TOlM (ANP.) ln a spe
j cia! leieaae horn the iocal oific
:of the bureau of the census ts
was revealed that the Negro pop
ulation ot the US has nf-en es
! j timated at 15.017,000 as of April,
i 1047. 'This figure -r vaici to reprf
Font an increar, of about j ahfi.lOit
or ll.fi per cent, over the 13.454,
405 figure reported in April, j<*4o.
.Although, ;n the words c,i the re
• lease this increase was much
smaller than the increase ol S -
j K?9,uo(> in the white population.
The rate o: jncrease was some
! what higher than that ot tin.
| 'white population, which was
1 about 7.5 per cent.
! The ia,ie of growth of the non
j white ui ban population sinc^
; April, 1940, hat been reported
about .'9.7 per cent. This percen
tage was , substantially higher
; than that oi the; white urban cop
ulation. about 10.1 per rent In
the south, the region with the
1 largest non-white population in
, 1947, as well 35, in 1940. there was
relatively little change in the,
total non-white population..
There is, ho-weve . evidence of
s pronounced shift of Negroes
from rural »o urban areas in the
: south. In the remainder of the
country, the Negro population in -
creased .-bout 2,040,000 or 59.2 1
per ceic. Ac a result, the nropor
i,.in ot the Negro population liv- ;
| ine in the south declined from,!
about 74.4 os-: cent to about fig. s ,
i per cent during the seven years •
since the last, census, ■ {
THK CAttOUNIAN
:,1 boxing ti iii t< h vVtt'.ii, ,s<si,y night;
y i ~,U!.J bfill , 1 J i'Ti.:i: -Clay Iii 4 ' lit.
jami a lai t-v, ill pat ly Friday nitp.l. ;
! all arc to be In-id in the grand ;
I ballroom ..f thi Music bail
Anions otiif (- natioiial olfici'C-I
: who will be Men aniouc the 4,001’
lit 1 t-ii l. l es txpt/t lt ..I .-, ill bt- Jail’., - -
; K. K*-ik*y. t:j imd n.eretut. 'i homasi
iE. Gret-lie. gurnet Ire;:.;-Lirer; Mis.:
' Kii/uLbeli: Kiinbr-.Gi:']; liahh! aLiu^l)-
• U-r trt-uhUi • Pt *i , VV Howard
i grand legal a<ivr.-or; Jay C’havis
-■land trht-iiiJM ; JL.lbci't L JoiU
j grand cstrLinfed Jr>\ ai Knight' J • irt'-pl'i
.a Brown. g:> and t- 'i > ’■ :©ih,u
• knight; Robert Johnson, ano
r L-ei uji ij g kill ght John T
' t i'o[.er. J .ii• )*• B A lien and S H
. Aliu tii-ij auditoj*.- Albeit
. ‘ .»•:: ?: v yi e 1 ,11 C‘*t!)ini; h»;u i -l
i.. r. pot a ton > Pen rye VV E* e
ii; t t 11 11 j ic>i •' i 1 i ank Kllii
dneetoi ot athirtn-.- John { Mm
J <Oi: yi and lod* .• u p<.i i«a Ui
A. Arnitli giiijui iniiti guard. b. Ij
Hohc y giand tiler; and «). Mt. i rri
Bun»il. bicoid diiFAtoi «t t)ie jun
ior Lit-
DELTAS JO HEAR
AT CONVENTION
BT. LOUIS Madam Raj an
Nehru wife of India's Minister ,o
(he United Slates and a mem bet
of Un distinguished Nehru family. :
wih thar th. a group oi out-:
standing Air.eru-ans a forum on
"Human Rights Out t halieuge
and Our Hesponsibiliiy at the
fiibhc meeting which open: th,
20th national ccnveution here of the
Delta Sigma Tiieta Sorority next
Tuesday evening
The convention will re-tafirni
its support cf the newiy created
American < ouncil on Human
Rights, the Washington lobby be
ing maintained by a group of ; ,x
Greek kite;- fraternities and soror
iiir: ana .-.ill pioject a program
;designed tc brine home tu Negroe*
through affiliated chapters, way:
eud mem,-- of aciueviug l'ullei n.. -
liaSion ot civil ngnts.
A i ft FIL AT. DITOBII M
Tire opening night forum, with
'us international flavor, will be
. field in Kit I Auditorium, and wm
■bt presided over by Lester K.
Granger, executive secretary. Ns
ticns] L. ban T.ugti- Oilier: v/r.o
■ui parucipatt in th.- ct ---nani ii
("-ii on linn,an rights are hire
■vi, y i'.tcl.M d Ret.huiit president
•* itionai CGiiiit-iJ of Negro Wi.,nit.r!,
“(• licii.it F. Ramey, president.
tc-pt -- ( (,1 1I ..'c Columbia. ?,’l.- .
and Mr.-. Cache 1 Alexander mem
i c,i the ecclit Presidents Com
nutlet oi, Civii Rights,
Mr? Aievatidcr who was the
tiiM jiaiit.naJ preMdeni of Delta,
win be awarded a plutjue for ht •.
j contribution lo the work ol the
Pi-e.-ideni'f ('t i.’i/r.ittte Di Ran,, .
■ well known for lit: itberai vies- •
it c-ircunisf..net v/liicii cost him i!,e
"rtsuiei.cv oi the Univeri iy o!
•Texas Mis. Mu, iei H Sniit't vvho
-t.rric-ci n, >!., title C’a,--
n,eo ,1 > ii, the Ri(..,d\v.-,, p,o
' dut'MO l ; v. ill be ti t gl.-c-.-t artist f,.,i
the eve,...nc
KEi IT .41
lilt- cusiomary Delta ai*ti>ts re
-vital h,i:. p . , tins y« „■ t r Wed
■ Of'da-. .v< i.iiig f I tei.er: will
•Miss Helen Phillips soprano .uirt
Miss Carol Blanton, pianist, two
who h. c alreciay -tatnd oti tin
." -ad to -1 i.'c. s and Mis-. Anna
, Kirtiey. a "new find and recent
| m-adnate of Howard Univeii-ity
■ Miss Blanton, v. u is the onl.v one
t ltic thi c, not from St i.,ct,5 i
l an instructor in music at Morgan
j College. Baltimore.
The sorority will announce the
\ (ward ot eight scholarships for;
! radiiate and -penial work m !
; Thursday afternoon. At least one .
;or these award- will go to a Li
: beian woman, yet to be selected
There will be the usual round of
i social events, including luncheon
! dinner- a formal dance, an opera
| and a moonlight picnic Os paiti
j utar liitcr- t will be the Luncheoi,
Jon Tuesday which is being sponsor
jed jointly tor tne sorors by the
: tnc-i uiict ot the Nations! Council
|of Negro Women and Delta Scr
! Lam-fcds Sigma, graduate, and j
; Alpha Omega. under gradual .
j chapters are hostesses: lor the con
. entiun. Various ~tliiiatc s ul the
: local pan-Hellenic Council, how-:
| ever, will entertain the visitors.
; Miss Dorothy i. Heights, national J
i president of Delta will preside ai
i most cf me sessions.
PERSONALS
Mi-.-. On i. t.anviey has returned i
j from a month * vacation in Detroit
• ui id Laming. Michigan. Miss Lang !
; ley i; the secretary at Darden High j
: School. |
fvJ, and Mr; Ne-is,.n Fanner oi
i 302 Manchester Mi ,et. announce! j
iii,- b,rlh oi a son, on August ti ;
j The baby weiglied m at S 2-3 H,r,. ;
The Happy Makers Club met i
j Thursday evening at -?/30 o’clock at!
j the home of Mrs Mattie Windiey j
1 on Green Street
! Business ot importance wa> dr-.-
4 trussed by ' the president, Mrs.!
SfeX'ONl.) SECTION
Si. '"'ilrV
<iHll> ACj Ivory Robinson,
local < \ S*, DiUiD-u j;rht star vv(to
Iki'. bet u a nn inber ol Ute stjiiatl
lui tile past luu auMiiis and «.t
non wuHvitig oul with the list at
wblttl squad lit C I. Coon High
School,
Mr, Holmifcon i- a veteran o(
World War it having served
with (he .*, t in tlie Fadin'
I lit' it hit senior yt ii at Darden
| i'll,
there it a rumor rrint i( Mi.
Robinson On; fu a ttiidt.ii
Hit li $t vei .il Vs'lliti? t i «)UP * VV -I ViT
c c sf e that r#c ntr r * -i «; uc 4 vv h»i *•
*. lrOijil. Hi i ml; I/; UiijOi I»»
tn y«.« ai r «tueac iam. Hr * \ peci-?
to break *ii record- on (he grid
DR, A, S, SENATE
IS BURIES IN TEX,
TYLKR Tex ah c-.IIF-* - Or.* ol
■l€x as' b e \ ktio vv a puysui air s. 1> i
Archie S. Senate. 69 was bailed
iiete recently. Leading rnrdieai &nu
relif iai s 11 e urer all r i -«o *• ct in*? 11in-
e cal held at blue Vine H&ptist
Church He wax bun »d lit thr
Ween lew < cmein y
Dr. Senate vafound dead o
the back lawn b- his vv*tt\ Mn
Marie Merton b.t-mte. He had suf*
f ere cj a hea r t all ac k
/. nalive ot d i- * m i ;an- re
ceive a ins Ivi D horn MehiUry
Mednai Ooljegc in j‘>u-9 He aho
earned a cuccrr fmo Be "hup C*cJ
; lefe in Marshall. He practiced meo
iciiit m Tv le; tor mute than SO
years.
Hi was j nv-iiier ot ne Masonic
Led £• r !h c. n i'it e-■ i • .... W OOCS men
thi Phi Beta Sigin:* tniermty ond
a elm ter u.-ur; the Ka-1 Tm:aj
M e*l ira i and D•- n- 1 jiA■son ati o n
i*j Ah 1 . :vi.»ne Mbinon of Chicago
Aftev then they moved to
Tyler
i lit euloyy at Jiituii*a ai was tie*
iivered by Dr Lai i L Hauison
parlor Shiloh Baptist Church.
Washington. Tia Hr v ivi ** t: )'
fim rn • w.o the off id a ting
and Xiirnibcj •• of the Last iexa
.Vl edi« a J A >«K:o j. \-. ej i" pa i -
bearer' ijeacojr- of Bethieiicm and
Trite Vine Lapina were
honorary pal]bearers
• Kacih l Barnes
Mr. acid Mi: Vick were pue-h of
tin dub.
Mi:. Rachel Barijc • and Roy a
Lupif*/ motored to Hod, v Mount on
orne in-por-aji! b i, ;),« •
RECREATION FOR *
NEW ARMY RECRUITS
under the new Selective
• St.vice legiaiauon will have the
same opportunities fur recreation
end continued education that were
afforded during wartime. Within
the limits of its resources, Army
Special Services works constantly
to improve the military environ
ment and provides facilities arid
progr ams for wholesome recreation
and entertainment.
1. Competitive sport* o! ail kind*
are encouraged.
2. Organised educational classes
are held in subjects to meet the
interest and needs oi personnel.
3. Correspondence courses are
available. In the Army today, 5»,000
men a month are -earning credits
for their high school diplomas.
4. Hobby shops will be organized
according to the wishes of the sol
dier. Many are already in exist
ence.
5. The Barracks are simple, but
warm and adequate. There will be
no luxury. Day rooms and reading
rooms now exist.
6. Libraries are available at the
Training Centers.
7. Religion: The chaplain is an
important person on the Command
er’s staff'. Services for all faiths are
j available. Every soldier wiil be
interviewed by a chaplain. All sol
dier* are urged, to attend some r«-
i iigiotts service.
is. Dances and entertainment cn
posts sponsored through local civil
organization*..
•'B. Entertainment off-post. It i*
expected that US©’* or their equiv- j
alent ,r ”li be furnished by ci'ria j
group*. Local civic groups will be j
encouraged to contact vai enter
— ■!
WEEK ENDING, MATUIiDA/, AUGUST 21, l‘J-14
iVLP. li. R. GETS HUM
NfERO STEWARDS j
OAKLAND. Cal. (ANPi Ti. i
j Wcrsi- n Pacifn: j ail road has *-lo :
vali■.! four ..i its Negro .••riployo.,-
to tho position of dining tur
: tewurds, .I wus disclosed her.
last week by William K. Pollard
genera! chairman of th <- joint
councils oi Dining Car Employes
union, AFL, Locals 456 and 58.
The four veteran employees of
the road, first Negroes to hold
this oosition on a road operating!
• west of Chicago an Charles
j Woods, Louis Hill. David Shelton ,
and Robert Ailen.
Previously tire company* ha
used waiters as acting stewards
! All four art assigned to the com
: partycrack Exposition Fly«i i
operating between Oakland and
ChieflyA> raitroad uflieial also
itircl, . 1 that the company mac
i make- use of Nt-gio stewards on \
i their modern, rn-w train;
i double decked Zephyr- which is j
I-cheduifd to go into operation :
| soon.
Western Pacific bears an excel- j
Cent reputation for ns fair . m ;
! plc.yee relationship policy. One of !
tiie first roads to comply wit..!
' the fair label standards mini
imum v.age act. ,ts dining ca. ;
ISoFOcSfcRIIL
117 N. PENDER STBtFT
FOR FINE FOOD. SOFT
I DRINK> a Ki't EfsHMCiTt
Jamet C. Merrisoo. Mgr.
BROOKS j
SEA FOOD MARKET
OPEN LOO A. hi. TO 8:00 P. ,M .
WE DRESS AND DELIVER
AT NO EXTRA CO SI
906 EAST NASH STREET
‘ LIBBY’S CAFE
1 FOR HOME F’OOKED FOOD
BAR B QEF.
PHONE 1100
539 E. NASH STREET
I
IDEAL CLEANERS
CASH AND CARRY tor
Frump. Pickup and Delivery
Service Dial 24;6
i timer Pender a Academy KB;.
’ 0. R. COCKRELL'S
OROC.I.RY
i w ntre Vuur Doiiai buys VD,r«-
513 STANIONSBVRD : 1
Mrs, Eula Locus
ERVICF STATION AND |
GROCERY STORi
130:7 FAST NASH STREET
BEES SOFT DRINKS
Id CREAM
, j iiILLsIILN^sHOP
j LEE HATS CURTIS SHOES ;
S Till. FIN ESI IN TAILORING !
!18 S. GOLDSBORO SI.
j 'FOR REASONABLE ARK ES
i j SHOP AT fill i S 1
REFRIGERATION AND
APPLIANCE INC.
113 S. DOUGLAS STREET
H J. DAUCMTRIDGK, MGH.
YOUR WESTING HOUSE DEALER"
PHONE 2253
|| WILSON CAFF.
AND HARLEM POOL ROOM
BEEP - LUNCHES SANDWICHES
423 E. NASH ST.
PHONE 4041 GEORGE LAMPROB, Prop.
★ STAR CAFE ★
122 E BARNES ST.
GRADE A— EXCLUSIVE COLORED CAFE
"The Best Ir. The State" Gus Gieirmis, Mgr.
Barker’s Department Store
201 - 203 S. GOLDSBORO ST.
“Outfitters For The Entire Family'*
“Be Sure To Visit Our Bargain Basement"
I BLAIR’S SHOE STORE”
Shoes tpi Men and Bays
jgm Wsfi&M STYLE And QUALITY
■pr7#7l22 S. TARBORO ST.
DIAL 5044
I CHARLES STORES CO.
221 E. NASH STREET
I
WILSON. N. C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FALL FASHIONS"
EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME
FOR COMPLETE AMBULANCE SERVICE
I PHONE 5116 ftos E. NASH ST.
DAY OR NIGHT
I WILSON'S NEWEST ESTABLISHMENT
i ...
Wilson - To Keep This
Fatfoiiixt* 'lliose
Who Make
it Possible
I Howard L. BescrvLl
! Is Assigned To Anny
| Press Relalions Job
: WASHING'I’ON fANP) First
Lt. Hubert E. Smith )r , of Jack
sonville, EJa., has bt.-n lecently
assigned tc a one month tour of
dut.v with the public information
division of the army in the press
section. He will assist Ist Lt. John
T. Martin Jr. in the Negro inter
est unit.
A reserve officer, Lt. Smith
graduated from Howard univer
sity in 1946, and ,s now a sopho
i more m Howard’s school of den
! tistry
, workers an- among the higher.t
: paid in the nation.
LorkirllV Lroeery
Meats, i r,iu>. u.f \ egeiani*
■toe K. Green S>. Phone 297tt
1- WEE DELIVERY
Louise's Beauty Shop
BEAUTY TREATMENT THAT
KEF L: YOU l OUI l
Trained Fei-.oiuiel to Serve You
1003 WOODARD AVENUE
—■—-—-— *•—-
PEW.R STREET
GROCERY
404 pUNDER STREET
FRUITS VEGETABLES
FRESH AND COUNTRY
I MEATS
PHONE 3225
FREE DELIVERY
IMF I I F'FUNDS AT
WOODARD’S INN
EAST NASH STREET
HOT BAR L OLE DAILY
•m i : .rY 7’"
% | a
Wilson Dodgers
BASEBALL CU B
DICK SIMMS. Mgr.
Dick’s Blue Room
CLUB 301
WHERE FRIENDS MEET A EAT
REOPENED UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
817 GAY STREET
Haivey D Williams Prop
MASTER 1
SHOE SHINE PARLOR
E. NASH st Phone 613*
All Ladies .x Gentlemen's Dje
And Shine Work
( Fivnuui Pr op .P, Bynum Mgr