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PATRONIZE
THESE
DVER.TISERS
Vl ?’ •
f ,m % MUSIC IN THE CHURCH
vi MM . by
a WILLIAM T. GRIMES
GRIG Hi OF MUSIC \ _
j S „ document erf human experience recorded m sound
nnd judgement, It ha sttaveted along two main roads, the SKi;rwl
■ v-‘ n a t-> feelings of joy, fear and grief in bodily motions acton*
' lnc secular. Bel out he had intelligible speech, pie-historic man
" by rhythmic no..*--- His grunts, shouts, hand clapping, rtarryo
tv.vnu dt veioped a aoe'Ken language, h«. also m
vTu’t.d a crude chant With which he related his adventure in dw
hvn . m . m his gods, for health, fair weath: r, fertility of production.
Ti: first instruments were of the drum type, next came t:ie
. , ivpo and then the lyre (or string) which, marks the higher
Huge of development. The drums were the instruments of rehei
,v < vis n] nn"'n« both primitive and early civilizations. In foe •-*>>
, v v *h"rcver he’is found; there is shov.n the stages through wmen
V„ ; . ■ i rc-ric man must nave p: -sed. In him we find an ;er,lp ;.
c,.;f cession or unconscious art instinct or impulse. I :io
music is a specific example A primitive- music. His song is a iveo.a
c , ”. (.vperif-nce He has ceremonial songs, dream songs, woa
thl j in cantnlions, war, hunt, children, legends and
n ,jf w ,, av( . to be exact about the oriign of music, we
f, v, ; . r; ; .;{ the Creator of all things. All things were made
b,'il;n; an d without Hun was not anything made that was made
,j, .. 3 , fj e g a ve us music for a divine purpose and ordaine-..
I',-ii sitbuld have a great place.
I- hi., worship service Martin Luther said. “Music is one or.
t h< , >s‘ magnified and delightful presents God has given us.
Lc Ve accept music as a gift. A most precious gift of Goer, L*
f v.-itn reverence. Let us practice it with humility ami di “"
■<-. y ;K)l vi-e may catch and drink of the spirit of iove tv me-a
it p, . heSt which is of God and which leads to God.
Picky Mount Personals
cll > A • : -■ n •’ ! £ oil o g? 115
Or mig. S. C.
* . . ; .
buck c Aav a T Cullcg. m Greens
pi-' vi,tgg.K Brown of Lake City,
S. C h b votui’'«"-d 1 :01 r;e afti-r
X,- 1 ; •; he ;■ : : st er, Mrs. Luu ?. a
Brov ■
u, K. Askew, one of
Hr parlor- of Maw Zion
r, . -i Churc-h, preached a very
in*,.: c sermon recently white
v; -u . Mount Zion.
Hi ' i was taken from the
LLayer: sw.iwk "Our F h
r is now ].a ! toring in De
troit eh.
M r) Mrs .1- Hi IK s a; • on
■ - a;' io i • viMUny in Baiii
:r--- a York r,ud Ma ;siH:u-rUa
from -,w York City to his home
FURRS CAFF
x LJXJthJ ViTil I-j
r DERN EQUIPMENT COURTEOUS SERVICE
Fresh Home Cooked Foods
Soft Drinks ~— Beer
Fountain Service - Cigars
Cigarettes
BUSINESS HOURS 6 a. rn, lO p. rn.
209 N. Maine St. Phone 9112
JACK FOBBS, Prop.
HrggM Madam Thorn, ,
J ssl? ar, d Psychic Reader
urtl !Jj I >u a singk : lestion, 1
I'! ■ WILL TELL YOU YOUR PAST AS
'MB YOU ALONE KNOW IT, YOUR PRE
k 'i *«i SENT AS IT IS, AND YOUR FUTURE
| r ,4 ’* && SH AS IT WILL BE: It you are in need >f
f; % adviff: on Love, Marriage, Courtship,
% '>•' t. r .jMßj Law Suits. Sickness—then don't d- •
t Spiral lay coming to see this truly Gifted
'a. MSm y mo^/ MM Medium, if you are having trouble at
homo, a failure in business, or if you
■ uist plain down-hearted, YOU CAN be helped! If you are
unlucky, held hack by great invisible forces around you—l
■rant. ;• to help you. I guarantee results, not unfulfilled,
p ■ ises A word to the wise is sufficient. Call and be convin
ced .
Reading Daily and Sundays-—9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Readings for White and Colored
LUCKY DAYS AND NUMBERS
i QCATED IN STUDIO TRAILER. Bus Passes Door
LOOK. FOR HAND SIGN Highway 30?
1 Block Past City Limits on S. Church Street
Rocky Mount, N, C.
SECOND SECTION
and friends.
Miss Lillian HHI has entered
Slate College at Win ton Salem
which i,. the Win-ton Sa'om Teach,
evs College. She is a member ol
Mount Zion Baptist Church, r.ud
~. ........ ,{ -hr
was me ar.-iScao. i.-.c^ie
■ Sunday School.
Miss Ophelia Dedmnn has ua
entered Winston ScHem Ttacnet*
College vrlK-re sim will been hci
.Of.t- woi::
j Mrs Iseison Johnson is quite u.
; * hi i- home on Lmdsey Street.
Dr F. H. A vent i- being treat
ed at the St Agnes, Hospital in Ra
leigh, for injuries sustained whei
his car crashed into a swamp on
highway 301 between Pocky Mount
and Wilson. His home is on Ft
corner of Pennsylvania .Avenue and
Virginia Street in Rocky Mount
Be is being treated 1 ‘a.-, ma
bones none fractures, bruises and
lacerations.
ROCKY MOUNT
tmam
OFI-'KRS MfKVKT - Roscoe
Wi t lain oppri-J cs a very nice
srivier station un the corner of
Cast Thomas ami Raleigh Streets.
Hi* is owner «»t an establishment
where tine sort ice and satisfied
customers are 'he rule, son eat,
depend on ■ his establishment to
iiil your cas, oil. washing and
greasing needs for your cars.
ST, JAMES CHOIS
HEARD ON WCEO
RADIO PROGRAMS
i Tiie Gospel and Junior Choirs of
St Janies corn Pined, were heat'd to
a one.- h-.ua proas ran over WCEC-
T .; network Wednesday night. St-p
--: Umber 29, and will be- heard eacit
Wednesday night over . the same
network from 9:00 to 10:00. o'clock
■ Faslern Standard Time. W. Him
lard Manley is a 1 the console of the
ian! M -Alice B
1 Davis at the piams: and WF-ham T
COASI \R.\IV MEN
par \EG DENT IL
TROOP POMJiiNG
LOS AXGF.I ivS fANP) T:.e
: "accidental" G-mbing of 34 Negro
l betachmem. at Eglin field, Fla., on
j Sepicnibcr 17. was looked upon a-.
; ovKi-vMCc of “rank cavolossno.ss ’ ■ n
: the pari t . t white officers of the
ba ed in southern tominUePie.-, i.-;-
Radio and .'.ire news received
ert mm diatcly after tire bomb
ing did not give any name- of the
wounded and deed until them
famines had been notified official
’ ly. Later, it developed that one
of the dead men. Cpl. Essex Gra
. ham, was a local resident. Hot
! body is expected to bo shipi.'ed to
a military burial at Sawtellc.
la a; army men discount the
i rumored theoiy that the bommrig
: was "deliberate'’ or th.e rt-sult of
ia 'scaring'' ju.arik. /trrny nvestl
gation into tia- tragedy di.-closed
■ hat ;he: p:-ound troops wexe in no
' way to blame, being at location
jot the exact time they were sup
i posed to be. The bombet. was "out
of place,’’ for which a reason has
yet to be uncovered.
CHI P( H NEWS
Trie Forty-Fifth an nual session of
J the Original Free W 11 Baptist Mid
dle- District Sunday School Con
vention convened at the Emanuel
: Chapel Fixe Will Baptist Chur -h
I September 17, 13, 19 The- Rev J
GAY’S
HARDWARE
124 S. MAIN ST.
P. O. Box 928 -- Phone 180
DEALER IN
Paints
Hardware
Building Material
Farm Supplies and
Equipment
Artists Supplies
Guns and Ammunition
-- TRY
Old Colony Be verages
ORANGE CRUSH
BOTTLING CO,
201-219 S, WASHINGTON St,
THE CAROLINIAN
BTWGRIDDERS
TRIP RICHMOND
m PLAYERS
P !■ T . -1 --: 1-ton Hi School
f Ri-.k,' .Violin defeated the T.Xag
tiie Waikei Hi. n School ;n-iriders of
Richmond. Va . by rcon of 2-9 in
a game played at Rocky Mount on
Friday night.
The .score was made as the i - ,t
oi a safety scored when Henry
Battle- end Clarence Nrval dump
ed a VValkei player behind his :nvn
goal Fur. Karl Burnett if coach for
BTW. ,i. R Lenheart ir assistant
coach,
KLAN ACTIVITY
HURTING SOOTH
SAYS DA. PAPER
BARTOW, (is ■ ANP) •- The
burning ot rr-.-.-i's by the Ku Klux
tiov.need m an . mh-Oa; lust week
by the Bar K-v. He raid The Herald
called the KG- "Georgia's worst
enemy axal (ailed the cross burn
ing “silly and f.0’
Tin p( uc-i tie f, u-JtrU it-- r.rguiTiCnl
on the t vMs of kc-.-pnig civil nghu
proposals from being passed, it
-aid u; part:
“We Ini', e said here before am:
wc- repiat - tiling like Fnis burn
ing of classes in iroiP of the homes
of college presidents such as hap
pened m Mi.’idegevilK- the othm
day. is 'he most certain way to
hasten the passage of the hated
civil ri::h!s proposals and to return
the people o.! the south to another
reconstrnetior. worse than the lasi.
"We have said before and we re
peal occurrences h!,e thi*, ~ro
cr.ysiali2in.r-- sentiment in all other
sections of the nation against the
south. W’* t-cimoi • ' I :| ], ,
alone w,> are part of the United
State- and knveii't fiiii.-hed paying
for the last tune v-o forgot that
"ft is a 3'y and futile and is giv
ir.g C't ---H. :i big i-.iack eye in the
rest of tile nation. It will re-till m
no good i"c anybody, but i" most
certainly will re. ult in fen iijie
F Elliott i (laiiur,
;Womeg/ was dsM-us-ed. The dis
• cus.--.ion was op-- m-d by Mi-'s Hilda
hard Kan Foiiuwmn wi Mrs
; Annie Mac Band.. Anotlic-i i-itor
e.-',;,g leaCire v- as a Bible
conducted I,v Mr- . Kcrdiv Miles
i arid O. S E-lliott,
Officer of the convention were:
K B C-s-iiCsia. i-residcet. Mf-ei-f
01:\ --. Fi, a"-- -a Abuse:.'
T:.u 10411 cotton k.-a.'i progiani
has been anu-nded by the U. S.
Department of Agriculture to
piovitic- for loans or* farm-stored
cotton.
LI. i US SOLVE YOUR HOMF.MAKiNO PROBLEMS
An able andwillinj c kaff
Credit arran gem c n t s
Ample stock of home furniahings
Prompt delivery service
ALL ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
BE SURE IO VISIT QUINN’S CAROLINA
DREAM HOUSE
Seven beautiful rooms on our 2nrt floor
QUINN FURNITURE CO.
No. Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C
Privette’s New Super
Market
FINEST MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES
COMPLFTE LINE OF GROCERIES
Owned and Operated by H. D. Privette
PHONE 840-W 571 RALEIGH ST.
Jack Sullivan, Inc.
HEATING & PLUMBING ENGINEERING
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
216 HILL ST. ROCKY MOUNT
Phone 2524 N. C. State. Licenses No. 385
PAINTING AND DECORATING SUPPLIES
ARTIST SUPPLIES & WALLPAPER
The Sherwin-Williams
Company
122 S. WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 3022 Rocky Mount
SFCONT) SECTION
PI (t SO A Ai.il V Above is .»
photo of Miss Dolin' M,«c Basts
of !)!' l’r>t ; r- Street, daughter ot
Mrs. Charity hu.ts
Miss Batts is a very active
member of the Booker I tS a-ii
ington High School, member of
the High School (dec ('inti ami
Library Club, \va« .i speaker on
the Pan ! discussion on World
Peace sponsored ls> the Civic
Forum last war and is a mem
ber ”f St James Bap ist Church
and Junior Choir
ST. 101 IS WOMEN
JOIN MEAT STRIKE
FOR EOWED PRICES
ST. LOUIS (ANP) The St
I.aiii-: Huusewivts league, with ;.-
membership of 500 Negro house
wives joined in the citvwkic meat
|buying mi-ikc las: week. St l,o\ua
v.-ami-n Slave answered .he call ol
the Si. Louis Consumer federalioti
to tiv to bring meat prices down.
Merab of ‘to- group ajv refus
ing ic> buy mt-ai ;,t inflated prices,
and are teV-phoning i.heir friend-;
cot io buy either Mrs. Ratty Hall,
r-j (a-idera ai Fne lcagttt, su:ti:
“Wo so-- putting every effort into
this ir "at to bring prices (F-v.ii .o
•oat evcjy family can get its jir-t
hart of ike n <■ sjo-.s of life, 1: !
SO :'-.any of uur people arc in the
■ lower in. one bracket "
Some of the prices being fought
lie * { iim-n ..re such costs
tin ecots to -i lit a pound f -l iull.r!
■te.'.h 7? to !Vi cents, ;; pound 10.
s': I ; -.; rib .'.■asl 79 90 cents for
72-Sn cent a pound for tncd'um
f ; loin i .Vi-., th. p. . GO 79 ci i j
• r -eaiH-! -,-u- ioaT leg of iamb. 90-98
■ • a pound for lamb chops i.rib)
; and slto $1.15 a pound for nr
After tife first day of the strike,
J V- Rteven:-, exc-eutivc- secretary
of trn lodlviduri i Retail Grocers
'and Meal Dt-alcis association, -aid;
"Our rnembi rcjiorted nos mul
:himm cas yi starday arid told me
ijio) not i-veii heard shoppers
discus-i,og the proposed .strike. We
; wiii kni-s more . -oui the situation
ST. JOHNS 4DMITS
MJJ’O STI-DEM
ANNAPOI !•: Md. iA\l>) -
fin* l of tlu- nation -■ uiilCKt col
l>‘(;es, Si. Johns, adniittod its
fhst Negro Mtudent in it- ;».v>
year history, last week
flic IH-V) stuiH-nt is Viartin
Appcll Dyer, Jr., who was
graduated from a BaUimore
high school lao. spring. The stu
dent body or sit. Johns voted
that they favored admission of
Negroes retaiitly. Dyer applied
after the student body decision.
PITTMAN’S ESSO
SERVICE
l alis Road Church St.
TIRES BATTERIES
SEAT COVERS
PHONE 9171
Social Melver
KING OF THE
BOOT BLACKS
128 E. THOMAS ST.
fiarren s Salt s \»Fnn
( ONI I f HON 1 Ks
wild F SALK AM) HIT AIL
AGENTS WANTED; AIRO A.
TI LFt.RAM NKW sI*API,KS
IMii Atlantic Avc. Phone T.M,
Yk( FAIN'S
SERVK’F STATION
SHI S I GAS. OIL WASHING,
GREASING SOFT DRINKS
GRO< EIUES
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
G2l E. Thomas St. Phim- 2563
The Fla liters
National
BANK and TRUST
COMPANY
The Bank of Personal Service
ROCKY MOUNT. N. C.
49 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS
SERVICE. TO THIS
COMMUNITY
Member
Federal Deponif Insurance
Corporal,on
' Try ENTERPRISE First
Everything To Furnish Your Home Complete
CASH OH TERMS
ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO.
158 S. WASHINGTON STREET
ROCKY MOUNT
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JAMES M. FOX
JEWELER
126 Maiij Street
Rocky Mount, N. C,
HOUSE MOVING
BUSINESS
FICKNSFD AM) BONDED
61S Virginas Phone 1682-R
Charles E'inutn. O'O'net, operator
MAY \M) GORHAM
DREG COMPANY
132 TAW BORO STREET
THEM KIPTION DRUGGISTS
PHONE TOO
GRIMES-MORGAN
PI.t'MBING AND HEATING
TIMKEN OIL B'CKXERS
>ll AttaM.ie Ave ----- Phone 7J£
ROCK V MOTNT
NORGE HOMI APPLIANCES
MAYTAG APPLIANCES
Coppedge & Campbell
131 SEN SET ATEN 1 E
PHONI 266
Hu- Store That Brought Triers
Down in Rocky Mount
SELF-SERVICE
DRESS SHOP
20'J SOT ill MAIN STREET
• oxl To Whaley Furniture t o.
GAYNOR’S
WHITE FRONT MARKET
GROT FRIES. MEATS, H I
ERE AM SOFT DRINKS
516 GAY STREET
R. M. GAYNOR, Prop.
MAKE YOUR DOLLAR
GO FARTHER
AT
FALLS ROAD
Department Store
Compiete S.„ine Os
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♦ WOMEN’S AND
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HERE AT ALL TIMES
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G. C. REID & SON
Hardware & Paints
248 Falls Road
Rocky Mount
The TEX ACO Center
100 N. Church a. Sunset Ave.
"VO! R FRIENDLY STATION”
OHS GAS LUBRICATION
ALL WORK OF ARANTEFD
Dial 9 1 50 —I M. Johnson, .Mgr,
Yellow front
Grocery
FRUITS PRODUCE
WINES
Os All Kind®
202 Falla Rd.
1 elephone 2592
BAWLIE’S
CAFI A- SFRVICI. STATION
if>7 Atlantic Ave, Phone 995
Sandwiches, Beer, Sodas, Ice
Cream, Gas, Oil. Wash, Grease
TIRE REPAIRS
H. H. WEEKS
-FED STOKE
119 Tariioro St Rocky Mount
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
SPED ANI) GARDEN
NEEDS IN TOWN
“When Bet.er Automobiles Are
Built BCICK will Build Them”
The Best of Service On All
’Makes of Cars and Trucks
ROSE HI ILK CO.
Harrington Cash Store
Look; Your Favorite Ice Cream,
55c V Pint, Soft Drinks of AH
Kiruls, Bakery Goods
GiU Cs A TRIAL
1023 S. H \SHI\GTOX ST.
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
Treat Yourself To Our
Service
City Barber Shop
200 E. THOMAS ST,
William Crimes, Prop,
ATLANTIC
SERVICE STATION
Jin r. Thomas St. phone 9183
GAS, OIL. SAILS SERVICE
Tire and Mechanical Works
PLI MLR ALSTON, Prop,
DAVIS
RADIO & RECORD SHOP
Specializing in Auto Radios.
Latest Records Delivery
510 GAY STREET
MARCUS DAVIS, Prop
Dannie's Beauty Shop
Specializing In Ail Phases Os
Beaulf' Culture— Phone 1444-M
Hazel Haywood. Operator
513 W Thomas si. Rocky ML
Mrs. Dannie McClean, Prop.
\ei<jhborhiH>d ( enter
GROCERIES A MAGAZINES
floor Sanding & Painting
700 Penn. Ave. Phone 2386-R
J. L. Lassiter, Prop.
Save and Borrow with the
AiiaiU.it' Credit Union
Chartered by the State of X. C.
208 r Thomas St. phone 289-J
OPEN FOR NEW MEMBERS
Louis Pippin, president
Mrs. Nora E. Bailey, Sec.-Treas.
DICKIN’S
FISH MARKET
SEAFOOD AND GROCERIES
fish Dressed and Delivered Free
625 W. THOMAS STREET
PHONE 1255- WX
.RADIO HOSPITAL
127 S. WASHINGTON ST.
Everything In Radio Repair*
PHONE 2637
WILLIAMS
COMMUNITY STORE
814 GOLDLEAF STREET
PI,AIN A FANCY GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS DAIRY
PRODUCTS OF ALL KINDS
BATTLE’S
CASH GROCER * MEAT
MARKET
612 E. THOMAS ST.
For Quick Service Call 2776