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PATRONIZE -
THESE
ADVERTISERS
:PERSONALS
Jtrs. Lillim: Saylor and son of
k«iWfooklyn, N V.,?arr- now spending
v Wine ».me with -t.- > parents, Mr
•&nd Mrs W. A .Nixon and faintly
of. Murray S reel
"'Willie of Now York
! ‘-pent. 31 week with his sister, Lena ■
Williams od Kilmarnock Str; i
Miss Lillie B. Simmons is now
convalescing at her. -home after he -
,ln| a patient in Good Shepherd
•■K/.ypttal during a brief illness.
Herder Loftea has returned
,? om New York afjei ypf-ridinij a
'' v o months vacation).
Mrs. Eroma Drown o{ iho,' Cra
•“n Terrace is now spending moj
’’•’•’<*« in Detroit. Mich., with nor
•-•'Ugh cr, Mrs. Madeline Harris and
family.
Duke Martin of Washington, 1).
®pen! a couple of days wtth
rn.tder Mrs Abbie Martin and!
family.
ire. Rosa Davis anti Ca herine i
1 " ‘us left Sunday to spent! some j
’ in Brooklyn with friends and j
vela lives,
Shepard Hill, Jr. eelebrat- j
r i his sth hir .idav Wednesday,
' ; 13th He is the son of Mrs
Mi ' > E. Hill
"'•*•■• A. M. Tillman returned'
h ST- to Philadelphia after an en-
HARLQVE NOTES
m: ah on: nolan
Mi - Bertha Ray McCabe i. ccn
v&i'-t Tg at Itei home after ...
at illness. She is the wife of
'by Mrfahe Her mother. Mrs.
Znehc> Hodge is now recovering
frem 3 ertous injury to the face
_ Mr- .selcnda Goal who was j
‘■huck V truck recently A now'
improving rapidly as et treatment
!’i f. !;■'! dal where she received
five sti*c?*s in the bead,
Mr- Gene Godctte-, wife of He
' rr Ernest Godctte, was a recent.
vi bd of her vela ives, Jefferson
-wi Randolph Godette and Mr. and
Mr: Henderson Goddettc. she was
motored back home by her nephew.
H Gray GodeTe.
M ■ Avelcr.a Frazier f: now im
proving nicely at her home.
Mrs Lira Fishci is now yj siting.’
her hu'-c .■ u. Phii'p fisher, an em
ployee 1 Srn;th Medical Com- :
pane 3t. Am -gan'selt. N y.
lb- Rev P N White, blind min-'
istcr of Goldsboro, ended hts week
prcgiMm Friday night with a grand j
of $2-'-'-o6 ~; ai-ed during the .
week Ihr program commi tee j
agreed to pav the f;ev. Mr White i
S-T.l for bis sendees. Excluding i
a .: gift from the congroga-i
Go stnei $8.50 front various families.
The Rev. W O. M- ore. pastor of!
Craven Corner Church was called!
immediately after me ipoo sermon!
: c pr-vn a funeral at Green!
Chorch Hukeiuii Hill. The
R f Ms Mcv*,v ..ervM g years hi 1
Green Chapel Church
|/ lp i’' T nsn Chapel Minior Choir
delivered a program at Pilgrim,
Rest Church 3 o’clock Sunday. The
! J, lgrim Rest Church reciprocated
ay reenuing services • for Craven
Corner Sunday at 11:00 o’clock.
Die Rev. H. A. Smith, native of
Gamer, has been serving Pilgrim
Re- for 23 consecutive years and
>:■ still serving during this period.
Be married a native of ;bis com
munity .
The picnic scheduled fm the 4th
Saturday in August has been fins’-
ponert indefinitely due ;o The
polio epidemic. The Fasten District
Union <y the old Eastern 'Mission -
ar y Bap Ist Association will con
vene wits the Craven Corner
Church Friday before the Ath
Sunday in August, the Rev. v O.
Moore is presdeni,
ROBINSON’S
SNACK ba*
SOft KILM ST.
SOFT DRINKS, GSWDV CAKES
CIGARETTES SANDWICHES
JOHN ROBINSMM, Prop.
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Stephen Robeits
GROCERY AND PRODIVK
ifMMt BROAD STREET
AIX WE ASK. IS A TRIAL; ’
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CLUB 102
711 BURN STREET
New Bern's Finest and Mos
EXCLUSIVE- NIGHT CLUB
ENTERTAINMENT every
WEEK END
r~~~ "*' ru:r : ' ' K
Blount’s Grocery
ft 14 MAIN STREET
GROCERIES MEATS
VEGETABLES FRUITS
DIAL 4388
■_ ' j
NELSON’S
BLUE ROOM,
W 3 QUEEN STREET
SOFT DRINKS, CANDY, BEER
CIGARETTES
SWEET MUSIC
LaSALLE™
, BEAUTV SHOT
M! KILMARNOCK STREET
}l ‘'WHERE THERE’S BEAUTY
THERE’S CHARM”
J A Jdmwn AHWeda Slanh-y
J OparaWr Rtojiriemr
SECOND SECTION
joyable vi;it in 'he city as guest
■ f Mrs Ivlsry Wynn Mr. and Mrs
J. W Wilson of Cii vclatid. Oiuo.
1 were also guests of Mrs Wynn, !
Mcsdcme.i Wilson end Tillman arc!
, sisters of Mrs Wynn,
PATIENTS NOW AT j
0000 SHEPHERD i
t
K; 'ter >?o *- n. ’YA RM y S:i M ;
! Sam Davis. 838 Green SI
•Ha ft i e F itzgmdd. Or If rd.d
Thelma Dean. 518 Georg, St.
! .James Gatlin, Cover. City , j
Warren Cherry. Johnson St.
| Vivian Brown, C-27 Craven TV.-'
| race. ,
iKAGLES TRIM BEARS
j
An enormous crowd gathered .u
! haler Pan: Sunday afternoon
witness the New Born Eagles do-j
feat the PoUoeksville Bear--. 5-4.
Polloeksrillc hne up w.ir G. J
Franks c Fields. 2b, R. Gray lb. i
!H. Murrell cl. C Coleman p, C
j Henderson If. J Mat .ox re. C. |
Brown 3b. Du van ss.
New Bern's line up: Milken 2b, I
• Sian ivy White if. Isaac Gilliam Ib. !
’•Valter Roundtree cf, Avino While -
: 3b, J, Walkei Jack Barcom if.;
j Thomas c. Newby p. Perk sub. p |
EHI Rf H NEI S
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ST TAUI >1 F CHURCH
IV I GRIFFIN, Pastor
10:00 A. M. Church School
fi DO A M morning worship,
’sermon hv the pastor,
j 2 P. M. Communion, with so
mon by the Rev I S. William:-,
1 pastor of Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Rocky Run.
REFORMED SHILOH M. B
CHURCH
THE REV \Y I, GRIFFIN, Pastor
1 TOO A. M. morning wa rrhip
2 P. M. Church School
PIEASAMHILE
BY BERNICE DAWSON
John T Webb of New York City!
,>s spending two weens v.-.th his)
mot'cr, Mrs Annie Webb.
Airs Mamie Rhodes and riaugli- !
icr. Mrs. j .cola Best, spent Sunday i
. with her daughter. Mr-. Ethel Grit-'
iJm of Kin.-ton.
AUcn Jack'-on <p-:nt n p!ea.-an‘
; week end widi his hrn -her. Nathan - i
• >el C Jackson at the \. and T. I
College in Greehsbcro. Th® • wo:
.brothers vehirncd home tngrthcr^
; Monday cvenir g.
j There u ill be a chicken supper ■
given at the home of Mr. uid Mr
iWilkmn Webb for hr benefit -f 1
the- Macedonia M R. Churcl■ The;
j event is sponsored by Mr- Annie!
md Ollic Webb. Tickets are on 1
i'•i.Sc hv Mrs. Ollic and Annie Webb.:
, Mrs. Pear Icy Saunders and Mrs.
Pearl Carr nf New Bern
Miss Christine Humphrey has re- ’
turned home after spending the 1
.summer with her aunt. Mrs. Chris
tine King of Brooklyn. Mrs. King ;
is spending some time with her'
mother. Mrs. Lula Moore.
UGANDANS PROTEST j
HARSH BRITISH RULE
LONDON 'ANPi Cables Irani |
; - Djan* are protesting the arrests
, »'td harsh treatment given natives
by the governor of Uganda. Sw
John Hafhoni. One cable said
“Approach premier and ask why
British representatives in Uganda
torture indigenous population.”
Other cables objected to us by j
Gov Ha thorn of armed forces to
arrest people at “lawful meetings.’’
; and also alarmed Africans by the j
| “slavish rule.”
BILL/s”
SANDWICH SHOP
Sandwiches. Ire Cream. Rousted j
Peanuts, Soft Drinks, Beer
Tobacco 3012 Broad St.
WILLIAM SID BERRY, prop
J j
J. W. Reese
' || j GROCERY
Groceries and Meats
1048 BROAD ST.
Dial 4481
. :L— i
■ Variety Market
1 ft'tter Meats - Eggs - Produce
GROCERIES
-3» WEST ST. Phone 47(15
FREE DELIVERY
j Walter A. Goodette, Prop
Miss Ada Jones, Mgr.
! lodic's Smoke Shop
Gayest Spot In Town
1M« QUEEN ST,
Brer . Cigarettes - Candy j
DRAFT BEER
FOIUF HARRIS, prop
FROG POND
»L«V nVh STA’I ION
■ ; j
<’or. Burn * Queen St. Dial 2SSf !
- Smokes * Candy
Albert iVtitiiieirt-Nonijy Hryact
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SOLOIST Carl Matthews,
.lr.. formerly of VValstonourg,
who is nii.v making his home in
! New Bern. Hi is widely known
as one of- astern North Carolina -
outstanding soloi'ts and radio and
• age ariMs
He is well known also in many
nrtr hern cities ulino he tia ap
prarrd on programs ami in <
certs. s,i!icc' appearing at New
York's Apollo Theater s-me time
ago, he has received numerous
requests for return engagements.
He is heard ovn Nc.t Bern’s
Radio Station k HIT a. B:ftf> Sun
day mornings He i- also heard
Monday through Friday at 2:45
r m. over TV ,MHI,.
Hr may be reached lor engage
ments by seeing or writiin t »
George William, at p (1. Box
1175 New f ■ ro
Puerto Riu.m
Scale Is I.mvcmi
I
WASHINGTON >ANPi - A
I new minimum <vog« c-rder
: :>!■' bli lies :r a :!<-■. -j
icr than to cent. recently
|is.-u f d for t? different Puerto
R'c-'ti irdu Tk-s. ... - ;■.
! Will in 1 R Met '.-'ill!'. i ■
| Icr of Ihe wa; y anrf Ic'-ir and o n'.
I lie co: : tr.yei.-< -in ; ,-f > . -
ed Slate:- department of i,..---or
! A 'reerd pro-,- ■ >■ in m v, a
and hour act; permit' !hr udmin
; lslrator to os abi ,sh wace rates for
; Puerto Rico on an indmtn iv. ■ ;n
■ levels lower than the nsaximiiir.
; set by law for :h( emit.net: 1 <1 l ml
■ (d Staton
1 This new wage oi-'tw a!f» Ms re u
; than 33,000 employes in Pia . <
j Rican indudrics. li allows 40 ccrus
•an hour f«r worker.-, in wholesale
; warehouse. foundries. machine
'shops, fabricated men 1 products,
j sugar manufacturers and machine
ihooked rug industries While the :
.making hand hooked rugs me r.s i,\
‘allowed from 18 i--. 27 cuius
1 Those employed in the mminiac
! turnu: of pearl buttons are allow
■ c<i 37 1-2 cents; workers in the
manufacture of -noes. cig.-trs .n:.l
cimra.'s get 30 cents; those maki-n
artificial flower: or full k-'-hioned
.hosiery received 33 cents: and t 1 ‘ e
who work in .‘-mall leather goods,
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fOfi/iM BV£rm//£^ £ . USE
; P, CHS [MI! RULANE
S COOKING
Water Heating
i mm “"' e
; '/wmCAS F/tfEST 6AS m&'
Whan » new ROPER 6*4 Rang* J^CdTtOtTltCCil
its placs in your tifthen, cant
ing becomes * carefre# experienca,
You’ll enjoy this fait ... clean ... Gtlil (1 Blc
• k cenvenient service. Try it with
. , ... i u . i l?S»E Ol R EASY
modern «Jqu*f«Ml Petroleum oes. PAYMENT PLAN
! Eastern Rulane Sales
CORPORATION
SELLING BETTER MERCHANDISE TO
MORE PEOPLE
] KINSTON < NEW BERN, N. C.
*|| r s 'T*l Tg W Y*l ml'
jMJifi jL«
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HOME again Miss Phyl-
Jt-. I’urrcr. 524 Roundtree St..
om.! ,j native cf New Bern who
has loturncd to the city alter
travrliino extensively ; n ihe
northern statrs.
S 1-• c ittendcd 'he Washington
Business h he-ol Institute in
New fork City. Sic is now
crvriq as a nurses aide at
Good Shepherd Hcr-pilal.
H \sjom:p VMS
snow df( nr \sl
The number - f living veteran:
on Veterans Administration disabil
ity compensation and pen-ion roil
ha; decreased sfeadil.t during th«
r-.-t year. • <cording t<> she Viler
an- Administration
The total dropped fi-cin a peat
of :> 3?8 con in May, 1947. to 2,239.001
-1 Jun< I. ’9lB
or skin pr-duct rrcoiv- from 17 t
-30 rent Railuav ex pro:-/, snd pro-
P‘ 1 ’ v mol or ti-anspoi 1 industry
railway express and property mo
to; rii\ isions are ailowed )o pay
35 cent and those on railroad di
visions 25 cents.
{ ar: ' r!: aI : con-!■•-!■ in ' \ports '
laughier and foed-r c:illl<- anc
circs i-ci :>ccf wci - lifled on Aug Iri
THE CAROLTNIAN
USAF TIGHTENS
OCS ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
! Tightened rocjuljomonts for cii- ;
I gihilit.y for aiJiiussion >o the Unit
; rd Slates Air Force’s Officer Cars - .
! didatc- School >.-«re •••onouhccd to
jdav:
Applt.vaiiT. must be be! ••••( c.s
!20 1-2 aid 2R 1-2 yeais ..f a- . and
no wni'u.-rs of the age limits will
jbe granted tpreviously the ru.e
! limits wt-rt- 20 1-2 find 2ft years)
Applicant; - must have completed
. two year.- of college, or be able to
I pars an examination measuring the
j equivalent (up to now high school
j graduates who made a sufficiently
: high mark on the Army Gon'ral
!Ci 'vsifiqntion Test and the Officer
1 Candidate Test were eligible).
' Applicants mu-’t be Air Force
’■-ntisted personnel or civilians !iv
im> in or tjuv d in the torrtorial
I limits of the United Si, T-s. includ
; mi; Hawaii Alaskn. and Pu rto
Rico American citizens and An
Force or Arm-, enlisted men tn-an
anywhere in the world ha been
eligible for admissiuii'
Afiplicanl.- must : 0 i<> .-erve
a- Rt-icivc office;- fo r titree years
•if they Ki’.iduntc from OSC *.l iv.o
, ytvir tom i>f duty - a-, required
j previously).
j In addition, ail applicants mu !
lb; physically fit. possess high moral
H character and persona! qualifier)-
5| 'ions, and applications must '■’
■ jniitdc on the now Ah I-’orcc Forr-i
si’-lbO lOfficcr ISchool Ap-
Bipbcalion) avadai-le through all Air
■ iForce- im.-e- and 'all recruiting
■ ‘station's.
!i|
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Assuinbiyniiui Is
Vssurid Lor Brooklyn
NKW YORK FJertion ,f ~•
if! least one N'.@ro candidate in
Y • Brooklyn was assured this week
|j . 1 fit’: l he ,\rncrbjan i abor [ > ;i,-<y
endor-.co Bertram l- Baker pro-
- Ni g- ■ Demi- : -d. t-i lbs
■ •• n ; '!.v .uid .■•■■ mi! .-'ed M :
■ 4.(3 n 1 . K , n m ; 11 f.- 1• . . ,- ; .
I on the Hem v Wallace tickrl in the
“1 tenth Congressional Dc-trict.
Brocklyn '-as never before been
; represented by a Negro.
■ ihe New York fcoi - u;;h ns
, -med of a Negro assemblyman
- . unde r pin ssure from tlie
. idea) VIM 11 acr j, T p,.- ,3 Com
mi!tpo; 11 ■■ - DenK-erats withdrew a
. '•'•hde 1 ■: -d-dC -•■!’• i [")! •:p B!.
1 (r, who was prompt]*, endor c - *
. 'he Wallace party Tic Republican
| : i nin ady ric',-: a N• ,- o
: '■’ondidate.
'I tic- '.r-cmbly area is a!'o!'’ so
per i'c r 't colored
A thw.l Negro eandiadte. Thomas
Joms. i- being bucked !--■ ;i,-.-
Walla* .* party in Brooklyn I
’court judgp
j. 'Od Hoi! tobacco markets will
p . cp< n on September 13.
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EDGEWATER HOTEL
,k "WHERE NICE PEOPLE GO FOR A GOOD TIME
W COFFEE SHOP
Mod ern Bar F'or Reservations
tc ON THE OCEANSIDE PHONE 9421
NIGHT CLUB LICENSE
H, A. WOOTEN Propnator
*• IDEAL RECREATION PARLOR CLEAN j
’ A COOL
Beer end Cold Drinks Os All Kinds
For Ideal Recreation and Billiard Export See Charlie
T CLEAN BALLS AND GOOD STICKS
HL4 Broad. St. Open Soon - Close Late Charlie Elder, Prop. j
I IT I
| PAYS
TO
Advertise
SEE
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| CHARLES SPARROW j
OR
JOSEPH EDWARDS
REPRESENTATIVES
*
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j 729 West Street
SECOND SECTION
EQUALITY BLOTTERS j
DRAW PROTESTS IN
CHARLOTTESVILLE
CHARLOTTESVILLE, V* fANFi !
I ■ - The fh;h fir civil mihts and
against racial prejudice is always
i tn a jam in Dixie. Southerner® ju»t
don't believe in rights for Negroes!
J or other in merit i
The .Tunior Chamber of Com
mence here decided recently to j
j help the cause of peace and racial j
j
' '
*? ’ I <>'tt >' M’ \
Alrs. \rthur \V. Mitchell, who ;
a itli In i !pi I and, the forimr j
i imsirmnan Vithin tv Mitchell,
n •<• lj rrturnr-1 to Nrw Bern
atl-r an rxten-ivi trnir of (hr
1-astern United states ,nd a niim
! ee <>( towns in • our provinces of
< >iM»la
Mrs Mitchell re pored that
they enc.rumfi rrd no racial re
trillions or prejudice while in j
< mat! < where the people were :
most hospitable.
Mr> Mitch II is the mo her of
■ 1 ib Hapit irhfl played end on
tb< f of Michigan > ant and who
Ins l-ern if-tied by the Detroit
i ions.
S\ dfnham Workers
Get \ ive*i)a,v Week
v ! V." VOHK 'ANpi A five |
a - 40 hour week schedule went:
; into effect Si.n-fh.iv, \ugust 15. at
, ■ Sydrr.haTn hmp;t >l, Dr. I Oscar i
Wei nr-ui. xdirector, an-,
* nonneed this week.
Sydenham, an jntomeial Insti- i
tut j- *). became Nrw York's first
> hw.pdrd to gii>' its employes a five
dav week Workers included in the
>j new program arc nur.-e.: . labors- i
tow cud teebnif Hi personnel, mam
■■ fenaucc. laundrv, housekeeping!
and clerical workers.
The hospital tin = 250 employes in
cluding 150 nurses The announce- j
niont followed negotiations with
! Hospital local 444. United ruhiic l
Workers. CTO.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUG JST 2S, 1.94 H
harmony by distributing Amricnn- :
ism blotfers to combat "racial and 1
religious intolerance.' The plan >
j ran into a snag last week when I
IRup Paul Cole of Aibermarte
■ County schools rod the school
j board would have to eon- der the
j proposal to have the blotters riiv
j tributecl through the schools of the
i county.
Some think the board will turn
| thumbs down on th r- idea because
|°f Hie civil rights angle v. hich
white patrons might rcrt.se. Earlier
last, week the Jayeecs announced
thi't they planned to make the
county school distribution.
Coie, in making bis statement on
| the plan, said in the light of de
i velor-menta he felt that the school
board should have an opporunity
j to pass on the proposition
' It happens that the American
j *■*»' blotters were distributed in the
j city with gas and wntei lulls. Un
fortunately the name of the Junior
I b ham her was nowhere used as the
j spon: oring otyanzation. and some
i of the residents receiving the blot
| tors unsigned apparently assumed
I that the city wm. undertaking to
I conduct a civil rights campaign.
| -deof IgUaLtUscrtheiont.kt ft
| The complaints reached the City
I council and some city official.; and
J while citizen ; became disturbed
j over the matter The local white
I paper carried published reports on
I !? U’ distribution of the blotter;-, and
the corriplaints which the whites
had lodged with the City Council.
James YT. Barr HI, Jaycee presi
dent, said afterward re, was assum
ing full ,-e-p visibility for all Ihe
i distributions made and those pro
-1 P"-'C’d ip connection with the or
J i’anizatioji's plan to fight racial
I hatred and religious intolerance.
WOOD’S
NEIGHBORLY GROCERV
Groceries. Meats. \ • rrtabli.s
Fruits, Ice Cream Notions
Patrnt- Medicine, Negro News
Dealer. Call ,1269
Corner Queen and Bryant
I D. WOODS, I’ro (i
IDEM. SHOE SHOP
QC V1 try SHOE REBUILDING
HITCHELL I K HOLEY Prop
hi.; BROAD ST NEW BERN
Honey Bee Saloon
•° ‘ Jones S ru t phone 4453
JEER. COED DRINKS, CIGARS
AND CIGARETTES
Good Music, Dancing Nightly
The Isolated Social Spot
Albert Williams, Prop,
Gardner s Grocery
Your Friendly Neighborhood
Store Staple, Fancy
j Groceries Soft liirnks. Beer
IHO H St. M. Garner. Prop
I ~ i -
"YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST"
Vail s Barber Shop
1032 BROAD STREET
j Rhone 1954, Mrs. R. F. Vail, Prop.
j•* ‘ ~
j * Mr Fish That Are Cleaned
Ready For The Pan - See Cs
Bakers Sea Food
AND PRODUCE
klr Queen St. Dial 3628
DOT’S
BEAUTY PAR 1 -OR
RED I, Box 207 - Vanseboro
lor The Best Care of Hair and
Latest Summer Styles
Mrs. Dorothy Bryant. Prop.
|j • “
RHEM AND FORD
j GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Masonry And Concrete Work—Repair Work Os AH Kinds
j ALSO PAINTING, HOUSE MOVING
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION DIAL 2151
! 1008 N. BURN ST,
! ,
j IT WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO VISIT
Sparrow's Surprise Shop
The Biggest Little Store In Town. Complete Line Os
Groceries - Vegetable* - Notions - Drugs - Ice Cream
729 West St. - Papers and Ma®aires * 1 ion* 29SS
PARDON ME
I A/Z& d PLEASE BUT *
—\jksjtib jl AN IDEA JUST
| STRUCK ME
' Jqj3y ril Let My Boy
Jyp t Sell The Caroliraan
For H!» Vacation Money
New Bern Otizens
Who Trade With
These Advertisers
Make Ibis Page
Possible
klCFlGit” 1
SUCCUMBS AT Si
LOUISVILLE tANPJ A local
I civic and. political loader, Lee L.
! Brown, 61, died here last, week.
; Well known as a Ttopubliesm par
ity leadrr. Brown seived as a depu
ty sheriff here from 1926 to 133.'
1 He was also semfarv of the board
I jof the Louisville Urban league for
' : 20 years _ ,
He was secretary of the Falls
‘ j City Chamber of commerce and a
member of ihe Boy Scout Court of
i I Honor.
Born in .Spring Station, Ky., he
> attended Eckstein North llrdver
' pity a commercial school in Chi-
I : cago. At one time he ran a sec-
I retard)! .-chool of his own here, and
also taught public school. Later be.
* 1 managed printing shop in this
• j city.
II He is survived by his wife, Mrs,
' , Etta Brown
1 _ _ „
Growers in Avery County are
1 producing more than two-thirds of
- tire Statr':- certified Irish potato
r ' ; ,eed this year.
r Wasted farmland which has been
- -tripped of its topsoil and cut to
:1 pieces with gullies nffeix little- in
) the way of food and protection for
wildlife. *,
The poo-war growth of farm
1 ! population in the United States
1-; came to 1 hai* in 1947
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NEWS
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Thursday
EACH WEEK
I
1641 BROAD STREET
■ TIT VT'S THE PLACE TO EAT*’
| Mrs. Hemictta Simmons, Mgr.
I
NEED MONEY?
IVF BUY' OR LOAN MONEY ON
HOST ANYTHING OF VALUE
NEW BERN
IO.VN AND JEWELERS
Jls MIDDLE ST.
WE ELY OLD GOLD.
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Walachi Edwards, Owner
James H. Davis, Manager
Downing Case
5026 BROAD STREET
NOTED FOR
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PHONE 9911
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FIVE POINT PAWN BROKER
1015 QUEEN STREET
BARGAINS IN NEW AND
USED GOODS
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Hamilton Grill
Kf»2 QUEEN STREET
24 HOUR SERVICE
Steaks. Chops, Sandwiches
FRESH BAR-B-QT'E. COUNTRY!
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