WEEK PVRINO SATURDAY. OCTOBER f< 1918
THESE
, ADVERTISERS
GHAIMwEH Si \IIO N
T
Mrs Troy l, Miller of Grain :
Station and husband v isiti-.i her
sister, Mrs Grover Isslcr oi Warn- \
Chaple Go tint :uiii\ rorpntly,
Tito daughter ot Mr John Du..i\
gave birth to .. 9 1 :> (..omni i:.,b
boy September 23.
Miss Lucille Alston duugihei m
Mr and Mrs: (bop. Alston oi
hast Shine Sire - t ha icwi.tty i<
turned to the city ..for a v.< oi.
Automobiles
Now In Stock
1348 Chevrolet 4 door Sedan
1948 Chevrolet 2 dTor Sedan
1948 Chevrolet Convertible
134? Chevrolet Convertible
1 Ton Ford Pick up. New
1343 I 1-2 Chev, Pick-up
194 V 3-4 Ton Chev. Pick-up
194? Ford 1-2 Ton Pick-up
Many more to choose frt.ni
Immediate- delivery on
any make or model.
No Trade In Required
MID-TOWN
MOTOR CO.
Located N. Queen Si,
Opposite Hotel Kinston
Open Evening:, Until 9
Also
Norfolk. Va.
2400 Gramby St.
We Do Hauling of all Kind. Also Wreck
Old Buildings
AND move them to your destination
Also Oe Specialize in Ready Cut Stove Wood.
Economy 1 oads, 3 Cc-ds or I i-L Cords
SEE
EDDIE ALDRIDGE
700 Quinerlv St. Dial 3*o 7
BflS@(g© "
IN WORLD WAR TWO
sLiUSTfATfC By N&RDATTD By j|&||i
ST.CiairT.Boume
* PvT. WOOPAI l L.MARSH OF
| PITTSBURGH.PA FIRST NEGRO TO
j RECEIVE THE AWARD OF THE SILVER I
j STAR IN THE EUROPEAN THEATRE.
L J
j pvt, marsh starts oh on his hazardous mission.
ite l
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THE SIGHT OF THE U.S. TRUCK GIVES HOPE TO THE PARATROOPERS.
IfORCTP TO OHOOSE ANOTHER ROUTE BACK, PVT. MARSH HAD TO j
MRS. HIM ATISADS
HEALTH INSTFriTE
AT JOHNSON (\ SMITH
Mrs, S:\lljv Hdl, president ui
the Good Health Club, is at'.rmihv.
the 79th Institute for the Training
•■>{ Tubt.-teuloids and Health Work
ms now underway at Johnson C
SuLth t./siivf-i- itv in Charlotte.
The institute it- being conducted
uy the National Tuberculosis A
social ion m cooperation with the
!; Diver .-tty under the direction cl.
Mi r M-dlie C Faison, field reprr
:er.tati\e of p; r.gn.rn development
for the -tssoeiaf on.
Anoiis the principal "-peiikers tor
the !.;!;■ will Lt James G Slum
prog; am devciouroent service di
rector, ..lid Dr, A. P. Yoder, ;up
< i intendent of ;he Forsythe County
Sanatoi unn in Winston-Salem.
Mr.- Hii! - nip be-ins spon.soi -
ed by the Lci.*>.t County Tuberci;
)om;. A-.-. iei .line Tie Go..d HcGth
the pt amotion of bettet health
lii'eai:' colored rtMdenis of Kinston.
v ,n,,n Rhrmond. P-nlad. D
Mr. i ;\!).■ Wiiliam R Bur-:
M, Bv m... VI. . a G
Tit ; n
S ; EWART BROS. SODA
SHOP
Where Friend Meet and
Enjoy it • ('old Drinks,
Milk Shakes & Ice (’ream
S. Lee St. Aden, N. C.
SECOND SEf'TTON
KINSTON NATIVE
APPEARS WITH
bOSREL SINGERS
'I he Jvrmr.i-. fit 1 p>-l Singer.; of
New Yuik Cry !,:•! ived jn Kinston
1a..! ' lor a singing ctigu/v
--na ic at ihe fir t Baptist Church of
i a Grunge which c ~•> one ■■( the
a -I’-r* - v;hici. the qian win
made jjltirtng a tv- • w.-r-P;h tour of
the ( aioliaas.
Th< i roup is under the m.uutge
mria 0. , Aiai v Mac.. ot Yv T .,.-
H-rC.ro. is C The bass ringer for
fho quartfUe 1.-. Mrs Biaiunc
Ah.odr formerly ot Kinston
iha u shi'!' armal tG y v-et e
•h-eir-h by the Rev. and Mis Do
( ; a: Bi!- -e ‘ ■: : Ie- and G■ > i :( .,
bi-luv of A’!. Woods d
On Thursday evening they were
the Ch.UiV.T ; vests Ot Miss Eunice
Whitfield of ;?t)3 N Res’ St. and on
'Lest! day u.. ht they appeared
die Bank (’: u;,. ■: ;vH ur rv.
Chinch ;■ Ftdling Creek On fc C.
•’•••> Htcy vans; at die Mt Sm-d
Holmes.-. Church at KieG-vn
E-’n-licr appw-nu!f. os bad taken
‘ • te.n VVahr-rbom, wh< re thee
■> h -uh-Ga;;: t\ m. Ah ;yj a . k
-vl.- i. Ml Gen. ye Mannitol;
MW HOOKS MiOl i)
kh> < muiiiiA yr
KINSTON 1 lilii il.'t
Mi- i.aura W H: rdy, libiat.. n
' f h e cr.inl-ed 1..i inch of lh, K.v
if liu- following I e\v books at tie
FOR < HSI ORf V
i.ittie Brown Bah'e Dru V...
Von C.iti't Pet a Pc.s-.um. FhrrvwmpG
XJcillcfsKt la“t riOUs-’f', uiil'lsrl
' ‘ I }.l i
! Oh its
G;
:: a.s bv( >n ! a 1 ( !■ in <-a c h .if t }; -
last four vi-ars.
; PVT. HARSH RECEIVES ORDER TO TRY TO SV-.C V iCOPSP.S-
i | .I.® /”»£*■
Jjj | f /s/ j
ALTERNATELY MAKING HIS OWN ROAD AND DRIVING CONTI
VERY HEAVY FIRE. PVT. MARSH HEAPS FOR HiS OBJECTIVE.
iJm f .., wl ji»»|(Mj|iiMßy}i»fe* J^K3ra>-v-4wj.’ /4
[ —; i
HE REACHED THE WOUNDED MEN, LOADED THEM IN HIS TRUCK AND STARTED BACK.
WHEN SOME OF THE PARATROOPERS EXPRESSED FEAR THAT ME
COULDN’T MAKE IT BECAUSE THE WATER WAS TOO DEED PVT.
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KINSTON
KINSTON
NOTES
Bi »V t! Hit. si \
'! ■ \ I-' VV ia; t b. i 0480.
:a ui. til., t - i . i’d 1 hij’ll Mcanhty
n. he- Vi <lii .e.e place. All vei
are a'-ir ir to e. aa.- o t Vet
en-ais eh no ki attend ~11 meetings,
uni rdy fin- VFW n ,ee! ingg. but
I .e All, ;e. :. I .1- ll)|, l J ot,t and Out
jNAACP w hiell ine- f:; ut Whii.e
leuae ■ Fute ial Heme
\ NA< !* If fFS
At v. meeting on beptunber 13.
i ■■■ .Sa.ttouai Bor.rd of dirt-ctors
v>■ t■ ,:i t.e; affirm tile i'c'ceinincridadiotJ
ot ia., t'ftih annual, rcir.fc'roi'ice that
Vac mtniti.i.mt annual membership
fee he i:n ed fsuin il XO to $2.00
meui.'d r’p.
Ali branches :u>> urged lo begin
!l. ■' ivu.id :d ■ ’i e.* lu.jjf
i dfink all i,i in -hon'd tie in
seriw (•! ''ai'i.hid : in- s » c h as
Gniiihi-v ~»r uil'se, ot gatfizations
irWarlVb lii tht« •! a-y 1 kr.OW
litey are sole cetutuse i belong !o
the foOnwing m> C'hon-h. Alason,
VFW A.jvie t,: VWGP
■,.:d find them aery importdm'.
lio\ I I! (lOi Nt.N
.U . ’ S
fie nets! n 'he v, :l; nt- ill-id
Aimiday e.;, ;.! aitt’t rite L.ceoiid
but.... hi October Alt nat roos are
-M a lit .I u:u-in Sj.otfovd of
da -in.mu. D G .nriounf.es the
•rn: ' ■ b. David Je.im
" Ct .v-.-r.341.vt. Myers
T» •< J'l h )-■ ■ • J', 7{• ... -y ’ " ~
bill- TU , a Mfs. c.’ L.
Join.
i• i fj'<O r . rvlcflivt/L.
t! ■ I, . , . rP/ ,.4 _
On July } tJi .0 t i,41e Vdl
rV.‘t■: i more’ doulAe
ill*- w , •;• t• ; t *
THE CAEOLTNIAM
VJALLY UNDER
Attornev iloward lo
Speaks In Italei . h
The progresiv < I 1 ." ■ oi North
Carolina wilt pit .n* hte Honor
able ( tiavles i> Howard of Des
Moines lowa. Sn.nkiy afternoon at
3:0o p. tn. at the Titppei Memorial
Baptist Church, Blount and Ca
barrus Street:!, .11 a pUb/it Mar-
Meeting', it h::-, beet: repoi’tefi.
Attorney Ihovaid is rivaking in
a number of North Carolina cities
including Greensboro High Point,
W.nstoii-Sal- m. Wii.Mand Ra
leigh ki the interst of current
istration drive, to get till North
Carolina's potential voter:- on the
bonks regardlets of party leaiiiogs.
Fit- was keynoter ot the Naline.vl
Progressive Patty Convention at
Philadelphia in July, and was heard
bv millions of listener:? over the
Nation and was applauded by mi'.-
iiotis for Ids spiel;-did speech !b
become a national political
figure having served with snti.la-.-
tin to all as Temporary Cr. - ir ,n
ot the Convention
Attorney Howard for many yens
wat active and held a high pi n r
in Republican Party affair.-. lit-,
professional and civic isdovest ;.:t
nun y He is publisher os ;<
payer in his lamic c.i\\ Des Mein- s
.; Shhitter. an Elk and membet us
other omtanizal’i.ns t.-r th* v. < -
being of lmm.ankir.-d
Waltr: H Slade Wake County
eandidate for Legislature, will pre
side All are welcome
St\ \<ll SU\ IT IN
Till ( AKOITNI tN
Beech’s Soda Shop
VI HERE t RJFMtS Mi.t I
DRAFT AND BOTTf.FI> BIT it
Vt I NFS AND S.VNDNVH TJF >
:G6 >0 QUEEN STREET
WHEN YOUR RADIO
e ® « GIVES YOU TROUBLE
•fttt Wi*us ».s 11 ii.i ,
Jf ' When you can i iesn. s>3ck n«J listen in
y comfort because of bn?.ting or siAJ/c
DAVIS R A DIO SERVICE
1 |5 i iSfif: DEMOND ST.
IN LINCOLN CITY KINSTON
McU&chi D<av iZi Pftu.
: n. r —* —i , (pay.lu' ;,D^l
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WRONG' WITH MF«? iWA. il j
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APART// ~
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SECOND SECTION
.VJLDLKMSi ti JH.
HOTEL
II : BE.ASI.EY STliI I: l «
413 N. I) WIN STREET
nitMSlii.M ROOMS
Hot And Cold
Water
I OR BATH
Quiet Location
FOR SERVICE ITS
JOBIE’S PLACE
435 f WASHINGTON ST.
CIGARS < IGAKETTE3
SOI I DIUNKS - ERI ITS
Good Music Kinston, N. ('.
CHAPMAN
sF.RVK ! STATION
Uashli!);. (ji ciisins', Batteries
< barged, Rcm Room. Drinks
Smokes Road Service
507 S. Quei n St. Rhone
\T\ I \VS LHIIL "
615 H \R VEY S TREE!
HOME COOKED Ml Ai S
sandwiches, Soil Drinks, i'aniii
< i-' ii '. Cigars ties
A U is;;s, \ \\. Wiggs, Props
; 111 II VOI R I Will,V I ROM
RHODE'S
pol lI in \N|l GROCERY
M VK.vi I
70S Qi:iN NERI A sT
LOUIS RADIO
SERVICE
S ' ! AST BRIGHT STREET
Phone 27 82
G c . rnr ; scmooT^l
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i'uo WOM os3 HEUABSErJZY'I
' ♦'twfti.r wu/w3u / /w WHAi '4 WRONtVcI
AT ' A> WHAT ARE YOU J
V / MUMBhAG TO
*
FHOW DARE YOU CAY THAT
g. ■; —| X
'i ky
ta— .JW
M. Pays I o Ul\erlise! !
leaker's Funeral Home
Souse of Eenoii County .Ylutual
Burial Association. Im
41(1 s. 01 I EN ST
RHONE '.‘116
I.AHY ATTENDANT
(ROOM
IIAMI i. At MHO
610 Mitt hell Wooten Dint
DAMP WASH
;jui!t.. _ Blanket;- Elat Work
Mr. \ Airs William Croons, Prop-.
Harl em’s Inn Case
Visil Our New Location
326 E. Bright St,
Ln Th ;* Meadows Bldg.
HOME COOKED MEALS
Belk-T ylers
THE FAMILY DEPT. STORE
Quality Merc!jandi se
At Popular Prices
KINSTON, N. C,
!HE PARADISE GRILL. j
At 723 E. Washington Ave. j
Carries a variety of Foods j
Canned Foods, Milk, Ice Cream. !
All Kinds of Smokes. Banana; !
Mrs. C. Gray, Prop.
Phone 4753
SU l liTI MH! |
G 4'<>l R SHOES ARE NOT !
B! 1 OMIXG iHI N yoi
SIIOIT.fi BE COMING TO
\ F T E R \ % \S
''HOE SHIM PARLOR
VXD NEWSSTAND
'■ • sonh m» i \ ST
v,, B’ r « Weeklies. Magazines !
* ' hi Drinks, t usscly, Smokes
William R, Burney Rsop I
FOR SALE
1934 CHEVROLET BUS . . IN A 1 CONDITION
Running Every Day AH Equipment Included
PRICED RIGHT— SEE
Mr. Jarvis Buck. P. O. Box 95—-Dover. N. C.
Kinston Business Men
And Women Sponsor
This Page - Patronize
I hem
Support Your Paper!!
THE CAROLINIAN
VISIT
ANCHOR’S INN
Where- Friends Meet and Greet
Fancy Groceries, Good Beer
Always* Good Music
P. F. D. 1 , I Mile North of "
Kinston
Emmet Simmons, Prop.
’'•**»»*«**- iin riwmwmnii n
THE HUB
* 1 Vv h ere If* ePr lc e
Is Always Lower”
KINSTON
tWKU./ the ee'-s paphm OJ|
ANPGHE TOU AAE 'ejHE' a
HAP i 0 A [AY HOME
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PAGE FIVE
When You An r Out Vot
SI-'ORT S
Slop By The
R. S BILLIARD ROOM
4.12 E. Blount St.
B. !'. POLLOCK
and SON
EVERYTHING IN
HARDWARE
Paint Headquarters
131 SO. QUEEN ST.
PHONE 4064
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to po !m?uJ|
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