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You can imagine the delight of the Ad kin High and 4 H. Samp s
son students upon entering their new respective schools in Septem-,
her. Adkin Hi students will receive full benefits of eight addition- j
al classrooms as well as a neat cafeteria unequalled by any in:,
the state.
Along with the J. H Sampson School which by now is com
plete, awaiting tin occupants. Kinston may now pride- itself witn
having two of the state's finest schools.
1 have also been told that the K. C. Building is expected til,
be of good use in the future. According to reports, a ground-break
ing ceremony took, place last. Monday which was the official starting |
signal for construction of the first dormitory.
I've heard people speak of Kinston College with expressions of
doubt as to its success. Don’t think I’m the guy to say “1 told ycs.i , .
so,” but just keep an eye on “K. C.”, tor the next few years ... -'
Another institution that you should keep your eye on is the ,
Century Press on East North Street. Most of you know that the i
doors of the People’s Press are open. It's still the same institution, ,
being operated under new management. Yes—your scribe has a ,
hand in it, too, and the Century Press promises Kinston a new
kind of service. By the way—that’s one of the news centers
for the CAROLINIAN, your own weekly paper. So whenever you .
have some news for publication, it will be simple to drop it m the
slot in the door, and it will soon be taken care of.
Well neighbors, I’d better be saying “So Long” until next week,
when I'll see you in. the CAROLINIAN.
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Homecoming Services
Are Held At Antioch
KINSTON Homecoming ser- j
vices were held Sunday at the
Antioch Free Will Baptist Church
with music by the Antioch Choir:
.and a special sermon by the pas- j
for. the- Rev. L. E Rasbury.
On Sunday night the Rev. E. L.
Hardy and the congregation, ushers,
and choir of St. Luke's Church con-1
ducted tiie service.
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Members of the committee in- j
elude Sisters Mariah Tucker, Eliza |
Jones. Mary Chapman Hattie Swim
son, Mary Lou Dunn, Eva Berry,:
Janie Harris, Juanita Jones. Ro- -
berta McGlenn, Clara Williams and j
Vertie Gray; Brothers, Richard j
Kornegay, Arthur Sutton, George •
Swinson, and William Lawson.
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1 COTTON LOAN
PROGRAM SNOWS
NATE INCREASE !
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LITTLE ROCK fANP) The
production and marketing admin
istration of the U, S Department
of agriculture- announced its 1943
cotton loan program recently.
Loan rates shgw on increase per
pound over last year's figures
Av..s*age loan rate:- for mid
dling 7-8 inch cotton gro: ; w< ighi
per cent of the July parity. For
is 23 9 cents per pound or 92 1-2
middling 15-16 inches, it in 30.74
cents per pound or 195 point,
higher than the middling 7'!
inches. Last year’s rates was 26.
49 cents and 27.94 cents for mid
dling 7-8 inches and 1516 inches
respectively.
The schedule of premiums and ,
discounts for g ■ and single
applicable to the 1948 loan pro- ,
gram was relea. d lest Mav 24
Rates vary according to location, .
ranging from a high of 31.44 cents |
in the concentrated mill areas of;
the Carolina,s to a low of 30.02
in Arizona and California,
Eligibility for the loan is de
cided by a board cotton ex
amine! s of the agr turc depart
ment and produce, nust be re
presented by warehouses ap
proved by th CCC Loan notes
bear interest at the ,te of three
percent per annum and mature
July 31. 1949, However they may
be called in oti demand.
Loans are to be a 1 -Table until
May !, 1949. Any mor may
have cotton placed in the loan
at any time prior t » July 30 up
on payment of all chary c
Kinslon College
Ground Breakiif,
Exercises Held
Monday. August 16. at 11:00 A. M..
hr "Ground Breaking '' took place
;, n the campus of Kinston College,
and the work of construction nf the I
first, seel ion of the guts dormitory
was started.
Members of the building commit-:
tee. ministers, officers and all in- i
; icrested members and friends we.
present and witnessed the begin
ning of the wotte.
Station returned to her home after •
visiting iter daughter Mr-. Hen
rietta Farow of Richland.
Miss Dezroa Stanley of Grainger -
; Station gave birth to an 8 1-2 j
pound girl on Sunday, July 25.
Mrs. Mary C ecnc of Dinna. Fla., i
1 was a recent, visitor with Mrs. j
Nancy Sul ton of Grainger Station.'
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Book Review
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BY I RANK MARSHAL! DAVIS
The Dfdfr I’ress. $2.50
( . -• v ' Negro K >ul V. Side ■
has given t- American poetry
Vi -: .i, m \ tune uch fine poet - ;
}\ nii.-n j; Su. on Mnrgmet Walk
er. G" endolyn Brooks, and such '<.
..bln imbed Nogre prose writer*
:t. r.• d Wnght -, I Wdlaro
Mull • B:g city area of drama and.
: .• trigglc. the end of a dark hcgir.i ;
I frw- : cnMi ti- north, heimiv'd in by
• rer trictive covenants, the home »l.
! s’eel and stockyard workers mini-:
ber- bankers. hoadlim theatre j
names and shocshinc boys. ‘‘little’’
Negro, and "IM; Negroes, '.he:
South Side is rich in challenging.'
provocative human material for the -
writer,
In hi exitin' new book of!
j poems. 47th STREET Frank Mar- -
-hali Davis io-risex a : harp ores-,
live eye upon the hope' and divan-:
frustrations and defeats, intimate
j longings and great ambitions of the;
! kitchenette dweller:: raid mansion ;
house roomers of Chicago's enor
mous Black Belt The title poem is
a kind of verbal ticker-tape tour;
■■■ the street that cuts through the i
heart of this dark city. Sound
trucks, crusaders, pawnshops, nuvn-i
hors street corner loungers ar.-i
-tnving professional men, Jews
draftees proud women and slatterns
■it the character' eocf color, con
f!ici and comedy of this colored and
colorful street find expression in the j
first poem in this straight-forward, j
simple, readable and occasionally j
powerful and heart-tugging book. ;
Frank Marshall Davis i- not i
'sweet poet, and seldom a lyrical
! poet <ln this'book the city lyrics,
iof "Four Glimpses of Night" are a •
; delightful exception! But the sub
\ ject matter of his poems is hardly:
: lyric material. It i: more the ma
, serial of epic: and dramatic poetry :
I Mr. Davis handles it. in a drama-;
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lie wnv The book's only fault, in
it, otherwise consistently fin“ w>l
ume i- ” lien ihe drama spill- - ov;
ilit > oratory and direct tcrnenl. |
rather than maintaining the <•>-••■•
ti' ig 1 moods out understnU?imT,i.-
-.if p-: But tvidently the poet,
angry, troubled and disturbed by
the needless stupidities - f our so -.
rlr-ty. son:ctirr.es wislic to speak
minri in 'h- plain'--: md most
direct way Frequently be dues in.
But when, hi- p-vms am pvrti,-,.,
they atv powerful And Frank j
; Marshall Davi. possess-, s a kind :
; .-ardenic huinot that I know of in;
| n<i other puei of ou r race m Aau-i-i
ica This bitter bitting thougut-
I provokir ;; humor c n -st e\ a-ent
;in such poenr as “Snapshots of the:
Cotton South” where be writ-.-
.of t!'„- absurd I'ontradietiow: :md
! pretension of si grega: i-
Os the State's total population ol
1 3.5 million in 1945. about .3:)
■ nt. or 1,391.00 were mi :agf.d in
790,000. lived in rural areas <>r vil
; farming. Another Ti pc cmd, <>,
| lar’cs of loss than 2500 population. •
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P. !VL. burial followed in Cedar
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here in .1 recent nddn.v.;.
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rin'cr»!ifin held at Nuv. Orleans.
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