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it was Ip.miiT on Fud...\ VVn.ul
ward has had hi;; voter s cor Jt i iVr
political r.dlic: !v. the Democrat*
la a brief talk, the vG u.n >;iv •
lie hopvv th.at Truman will v. in. a;,
“hr. i. f»r my people
The fight !>plwtvn Pr. Max Yc
gait Hr.u the .'.fricai Council of
Africa!' nth farm' !■« on ri.d mi
Thursday in • suprem- <•<* c
here
Paul Robeson will now be the
undisputed chairman of tls. coun
cil, W A H 1i.u.0i.. ■tvri'l a'.'v. md
Mrs. Estelle Or; nine, sin official n
the Wallace partv, ti-casu: cr
The judge gave both side.- Ret;
days in which »o sign agraunc-it
papers, which when made public
will he "the complete stepping • ut
of the council s member ship e
Yergan," and a cash settlement 1 >
no more than SYOno to the former
chairman
Carport DcW.it Balei ~od Pauli
Murray represented Yergan \\l- n-.
Albert Gilbert and Thom . 13
Jones, the newly made member of
the count >' * >:<-•* .'ivc i." ,ui. . ■
resented the council Tht m
the case was .Tiedice lie.i y <.'«:*--
Greenberg
Papers are exp.-ted l<> ' •- filed
soon by "C'ol liotiei; -7iii • j 1
against Coltunm-t Dow |v..-:
the Washingten Merrv Go Round
for his recent articles tollt'-g
the cononcl’s “plner trips on ecv
ernment expense' froro bee- t ■
Germany end ouk
bays. "not trim" to P -■ "'-A
charges . .
Walter W :;! hi' I' sell A
■that Pool Robeson, Jr ;mri a who*
friend that tv mi : recently arc ‘'that
way" was denied Fy Junior him
self Wincii,-R .-o’ly wi.■ <
that Mr Trumnr. "will -yirk to
segregated audiences in the south."
While on politic:- again, we snmi "
*ay that Congressnues V, icon,
Dawson admitted here on Friday
during a pres> conference dial
there is ;< agri-gated unit w i unr
in the Democratic bca'lqo;*' .a
the Hotel R'F'oio. i
were at the conference, which v. r
held in Dawson’- office.
Tire Dußois" mister from G
NAA CP is brintibi ; -■ >< - ■ t fell
NAACP fis-rds he defeti.se
The latest group of “biygm'- ' the'
will ask for the recall of Duß' Is
includes Cart G rpm prenclent “f
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If you detect any of the following symptoms,
«ee your doctor at once. It may not mean
cancer, but if it should, remember that most
#■ cases can be cured if treated in time
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lA.nv *- r *fe that does not heal
* particularly about *hr
tongue. mouth or Lp* Do not
pass it off r? ‘nothing at ail " Go
*o the doctor.
2 A painless lump or thicken
* ing. especially in id breast,
lip, nr tongue Don't wait “to see
what happens.” Go to the dot tor.
3 Irregular bleeding or riis
* charge from any natural
body opening Do no’ w ait for
pain- Go to the doctor.
4 Progressive change in the
* color or sire, of a wart, mote
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toilet! ot a chignon.
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chain. Dr 1 lor.Hi-e Mom Bund oi
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editors and edueati-mat depart
mental heads.
OMEGAS I'I.WMAG
A national high school essay
contest upon to all senior high
school student;, n the -ut>j«-- t,
"The Individual Ley to True Dc
aux-racy", is bei- conducted in
;on junction with A- ■;if vem< nt
Week. Cash prizes totalling *250 •
00 will be awarded to high .--.i-hoel
renims for winning essav;.. ,-uu
nvittr-d direct;'.- to Dr. Mack I'm
prior to ovember 10, IU4B. Prizes
are to he awarded or, or about
IVivn-het 15 when the _ judging
will have been completed.
I,\tension Srr\ ice
Distributes (lows In
Vianiancc (lounl>
Twenty eight heifers w< re d. -
trii-.ut; d to Hertford County Ne
gro farmei s recently a-? another
step to improve dairy cattle
herds in the county.
lot animals purchased
Ihrough Melvin I, Johnson, Ne
gro county intent hr the State
College Extension Service, front
the dairy section of Alamance
County They were considered
the best shipment of heifeis >
be delivered in the county since
the beginning of the cooperative
program in 1943.
Included -n the s.oipment w< rc
10 Jersey hnfers. and nine Guorr
,cy.-o Total cost of the cattle was
$3,740, with priceranging from
•; 522522 to $l4O. Most of the animals
. iv oi:;obli registration and
• jj of them v'ctv graded and ap
praised by A. C. Kunif y. Exti-n
--:,j >n dairy specialist at Stale Col
lege, J. W, Balh-iiP-ne. enunty
agent:; and L. W. James I Ahos-
Kie. Route 3.
Os particular importance to the
future growtli of Pie dairy indus
try in the count.v WnS the fact
that 14 of the animals were pur
chased -t>v farmer:-, who did not
own anv dairy cattle. Os the oth
. • if, four were plaeed with fann
i , who exper tto start small dair
u\>, ii\’c were fiiuvhusvdi by farrn *
«rs w ho nwn<'d animals of infer
ior and five were placed
with fann< rs who had stood, herd v
Free or! in a delivery *d the an;-
rv birthmark. Do not try salves
or ointments. Go to the doctor.
5 Persistent indigestion f
* riot wait for loss of weight-
Go to the dix tor.
6 Persistent hoarseness, one*
* plained cough, or difficulty in
swallowing. Do not assume that
it is due to smoking or some
other form of irritation which
will clear up Go to (he doctor.
7 Any change in normal bowel
■ habits. Don’t attempt to di
agnose yourself. Go so the doctor ,
SEC* >vr» beotton
Low Cost, High Protein Dish
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Keeping the family's n. ' 'itiona! rsquirementr up to par is easy
and economical when low cost, high protein foods are combined m
flavorful main dishes such as Kidney Bean Rabbit. In this attractive,
appetising dish there is some protein in the beans, some in the trend,
and let? of high duality protein in the cheese—plus the milk mineral?
and milk vitamins and food energy >n cheese
You ran count on a half pound of cheddai cheese to give you
about ns much protein as a whole pound of meat, with a modern?*
amount of hone and fat, according to the Hinted States Department
. f Agriculture, Office for Food and Feed Conservation And a half
pound of cheese provides the suggested 2 ounces of protein for a main
<i -h when feeding four.
You'll find Kidney Bean Rabbit one of your easiest main dishes
. ...you just mal.!- a rabbit of the ingredients, and servo hot on crisp
toast. Try it today.
Kidney Bean Rabbit
2 tablespoons chopped onion 2 tablespoons catsup
! green poppet. chopped R Dn-poon Worcestershire «aue«
2 tablespoons butter or Sait, popper, cayenne
margarine lb, American Pasteurized
cups rooked kidney beans Process cheese, sliced
t Toast
Saute the chopped onion and green peppier in the butter or mar
garine m the top of a double Iviler Place over hot wstcr. Add th>-
well drained beans, rat s up, Worcestershire sauce, seasonings and
eheese. Cook slowly until the cheese melts. Perve hot on • risp toast
at the C S. Brown School in Win
.ton.
Based on .Soptombei 1 i.-im :
‘sons. rji-ndiH-tion of snap Lear;
in N'oflh Car-iiina fa; piocf s.-dn,;
<- t .-r: I' d at • ,200 tons, or 25
per cent, lower thnn the 194? crop
c-f 1,1100 ii.'-ns.
(Ttnimercinl hatchenea in, the
State produced 1,530,000 chicks
during August.
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Happy Khmer New Year.
This vear's cotlnn crop, csti
•liiatf’d at. 710,000 h.ih.:, will in
the k....’<V't the State h pro
dueed since If>4t.
The Carolina Yam Festival *-v ill
he held at Tabor City Otobf •
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The Stale'- eommeray! apple
i, ,-ie reniiy •- t irnuted at
• .-.light |y p,-i|-r than one million
bushels.
Lovely Dresses
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TUB CAROLINIAN
YWCA ACTIVITIES
Thirty Two ftth grade- Y-Teeils
■ nt Sojournr-i Truth YWCA
Saturday u, attend their Annual
Kail Setting Up Conference Mrs:.
1 McCoy. Y-Teen Dirc-Hor,
presided ovei the conference which
opened yi ‘TOO A M, with registra
tion and a very in'-T.-sting and in
spiring program followed in which
.ill of the pir!:- eager!v participated.
Leaders to- the conferences
were:
Mrs h. M. Kelley. Mi : Jeanette i
Hick- Mrs, Dori - McAdams
Mis- Mac Upon Mrs H V Perrin.
and M:s: Marina Splav/o. Wash
'Pi;ton High School teacherr; Mrs '
Nona Lockhart and Mm Marv Cul
lers. Crosby-Garfield School teach
er-.' Mi-'-.-, Elsie Suit, Executive Di*
reefoi or YWCA; Mrs. Jane McCoy
Y-Tccn Director for Centra! and
Branch: Mis- E P. Boyer, Branch
Dirccior: Mrs Mancricft, Supt
•of Nurses, Si Agnes Hospital, and !
Miss Josephine Rodrigue.. Physical
Therapist. Polio Unit. St Agues l
i Hospital.
Tile Annual Fall Selling Up Con
| fore nee for the 9th 10th. nth and’
; !2t.h grades will he held Thursday :
eight. OiSohci 7 T the YWCA w
1 7:00 P M . There will he an inter- ■
, usting program and -t fine group of
i leaders present Wc arc inviting
! ail Y-Teens and interested persons
so attend this conference. Mrs.
• .lane McCoy will preside
The Annual Fall Setting Up Cou-
Icrcncc and Hound Table I n the
i Commit ice of Management, Com
j roitlfo Chairman and CorruniPce
members was held at the Branch
; YWCA .Monday night rd 8:00 P M.
’ Mrs Louise F Perrin. Chairman,
presided The general theme of the
eonft roneo was "Goins F-irwuid
Together in Faith and Action,
The eleven Committee Chairmen
gave report* of tile work and ,ic
"viiics of their club or comm I lice
planned for the coming year \
general discussion and round table
followed the reports Miss Ruth C
Wili-on. President of ’he YWCA
Board, and Miss Elsie Suit. Execu
tive Director, were presented and
look an active part in she program
The Prize- for the largest attend*
i ar.ee was awarded to the Religion* l
Kn a;.--g. Comm'Her Mrs llaniel
Smith Jones is Chairman of
n-iff’
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Color: Black.
SECOND HECI ?ON_
Committer
The Wouvi/r. Activity Sr-wing '
Clay.- will meet Thursday night, j
October 7at the "Y" at 7:00 I 1 M |
All of the member:-; arc urged to i
he pre.--r.nf in or dr > lo finish then*!
article.■ for the Fall Hobby Festival.!
The 1 estival which is an annual at- ;
(air and will be held al the |
YWCA Monday night, November i
1. fceghuiing a* 7:00 T. M Eva •, • ;
one ! invited to .sec the exhibit and I
purchase artic-les.
The Parin: Education Commit • i
tec win hold its first Fall Meeting
a* the "Y" Mondav at 7:30 P yi. !
All members, friends and inter-': si - j
|cd parents arc invited to be pit- •
rent Mrs Ado M -farnigan is
Chairman -of the group
The B and 1 Club will meet each
Tuesday night al 7:30 as usual The
: Club wishes so congratulate two of
ius members: (!) Miss Catherine
Young who recently had some of
i her poetry published in "Talent of
; America: and •'?> Mu s Marjorie
' Williams who left Tuesday night
' loj Philadelphia. Pa. where she
• will compete for the Marian An*
! derson Muine Scholar--hip Vli -
i Lain-. Brown i- Chairman of the
group
The Rcllg'ous Emphasis Commit -
| fee will hold its Annual Pali Re
’ igiosjx Insti'uu? a: Ihc YWCA No
: wmber sth and fifh al 7:00 P M
, Tl. generai f heme is. 'Religion as
Stabilizing Farce for Youth "
i Leading Religious Ipfidros will pal
i! i ip.de in the Inst:'life The pub
i lie is cm-dinlly hivdcd to attend
The Members) :p Committee e-f
I LOOK FOR §
I' THE BEST 1
1 LOOK FOR ' §
I BAMBY I
I|t TAKE HOME BAMBY BREAD Jp
”H /PTT TV* ms goodaense to car
|% /I I | L. Ml 1 serviced regularly. The wr«e motorist
\s®. VI i i ft I if Jf ' make* it a habit to have his car lubrt
«»** ~®— *. ■■* A~“®"...e Jm/ cared erery /000 mr/rs, and a complete
—' Physical Psam” every SOOO miles.
- T akr a look as your Ford's speed
er onset er, today. If it’s neariog a "5000”
S miruntrirnf ® jP" %' mile reading, bring it "home’' to us for
if ililKlMllf. i .# your Ford’s "Physical”-—which ioe'udes
\ J! i nnmmm 1 wheel and brake check. and a com.
II f TTiVirll r iiinliiiflff Ml P !er<? inspection of the body , ins'de and
'•"Si V When you make it a habit to let us
Mj check your Ford regularly, you’re sure
/Jr .M/ to keep the top performance that’s built
/g into your car. It's the right way to
(m catch the "little things’' that can develop
if
'S MafflOllllillll »• prised how much money you’ll save
,1 tswwßi'»eliali SwM if ihroughout the life of your Ford, with
gj regular Ford care.
\V jWf Y-»uf Ford D4»f*r <n*iT#* yott to Urt<m tn M*n
jW/ F>«ri AH*n Show. Sunday Fvwint*-~N&C »*fwork.
l.urtnn »o lor. Fof<{ rMntor. Ffirtey Fl*"»wjr CflS
' Network. Sw yow "fwnjMpe* for Hi** t«ff *Witm
Use lam Jwdi bent!
.VEEK F.FTMNC- SATURDAY, Ut.TOBEK 9, 1948
i the YWCA will sponsor an "Intro i
j liucroj-y Tea" honoring and Wei- ■
; ''orning all new women to Raleigh 1
jno Sunday, Octobei 2'i at 5:30 to;
j 7.t)t< o'clock The special commit
ter planning the cvonl are Mrs
i Gila Hnrri: , Chairman of Member
ship ConimitTc; Mrs Ad die Logan.
; Co-Chairman; Mr- Ernestine Haio
’ iir> and Miss Vivian L. Bur!
Sojourner Truth YWCA is pleas
ed to announce that the new Sound
System has been, installed and is
! avail-able for use in the building
N-; th Carolina farmers arc
; producing 290 acres of sweet -po
tatoes for seed certification pur
posy - this year.
European rye production is ten
tatively estimated at about 635
'million bu-hels. compared with -495
million in 19-17 and 763 million m
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CORSAGE TIME IS HERE. . .
This is the social season of the year , . . the Time when cor
sages cu'ntribute so much to that feeling of being coxnpleetcly
"set" for every occasion. We Jree prepared to cater to your cor
sage needs. Capable and efficient workers are well versed in
the «rt of corsage making. Prompt delivery service is available
to colleges and residences. Give us a call today.
TURNER’S FLORIST
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Located fn The C-ceper Building
COR. CABARRUS & BLOOD WORTH STS. ■?
TELEPHONE 3-8092
BISHOP PENICK
TO SPEAK HERE
The Rev Edwin E. Pe nifk,
j bishop of North Carolina, wit per
* form the rites of laying on of hands
J and preach at (he Si Ambrose
i Church here at. 8:00 P. M. Sunday,
'it has been announced.
He will visit the church for die
1 Holy -Sacrament of Confirmation.
Special music will be rendered by
the choir and friends of the congre
gation arc invited to witness the
very beautiful services which will
| be held.
1 ; Duplin County turkey grower#
’ are producing only 26.000 birds
Hits year, compared with 72,000
in 1946.