PAGE TWO
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED as ad
min ist; a tor ui the LaU-ie of Erina
Blown, deceased, late of Wake
County. North Carc->:iwi this .. lo
n«Uty ail person*.-- fcavir.** claims :
ui’Ainst ilit Estate of 3Ud deceased :
.to exh-Ht them to the undersign- i
■a: .it i:5 1-2 East Hargett Street.
Rod trig*:. North Carolina, * n or be- i
fore the 6th day c£ January, 1951, 1
or ■ this notice will do pleaded i.u
‘D£i' of their recovery vii perse >..•
indebted ts the Estate wili please 1
:: .1 mediate payment.
Titi s C’i day of Jo.Niary I DAO.
F I. CARNAGE.
Administrator
4«in. ,M hi 28-Feb. 4, 11 18
ADMiNIsTIv A TORS NOTICE
TIAV • .••: G QUAI.IPED as Art
yun.iiar.'.i'.. <: the Est.i'e of M
Uij I- ■ v St!*‘ot -.n-eeas, d 1. a- .1;
Wm-e 1. N'ortn C-v>'< tin;; ihi
is to notify ail persons nave:?.
U«,1!IS ... ainst the Estate of v:\!
to exhibit them to ih<
Uiie.ersialKd at tie 1-2 East Har
gett Sn-’e: Raleigh. North (...:■-
-.>*:> b*..l lie the Glh day ' i
.T: ftu&ry. 1851. or this notice will
be j tc-c. ArH in bar «: f R.eir ree.-v-
Piy. All }>.irons indebted to the
vj• l p-i-ast r.ake immediate
i>aytn«it.
To: sth day of January 1960.
7 -.‘ 'll. 2!, :H F'.-o. t. U 18.
A EASIN'isTR.ATOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
W. VK F COtl NT V
HAVIN'*.; QUALIFIED a.- A,i
--ji'ini.-l: ’toi of the Estate of I’attie
I .ill 1 , -I, • i O Os Vlv
C. nvi; North ( lus Heia. ibis i- lo .
u* ■;f,v ." !-••) on** i.evir;; claim'*
; th* Estate of aid. •'. 1 0 , u
*.,.- *7 v *: ; : .! It;--!., 'a the ~r-; ed
, : ;i v i ; ; 'Mart us StiC-'t. Knicim'.
Nrrtl ;’,-* wfcna et» ur hes a‘e '• "
sth . ; Vi Jaim.il V. 19. F, or this
retie*. v.-.ii .•<■ pleaded in bar
their et-. •-y AU per-. .-> indei t
fd t . the- Estate will pk\'...e ma.tc
in*:. ed .d" jsaynv*'.;
Ah'; 'll ; l f Jill) ' . !•■'
'ALLEN LANK VdminiFrati.'r
F i CARNAGE At tone •>’
Jrri H. 21 28-Fe!) 4. a, If,
NOTICE OF SAIF
KCRTU CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Um.Lt :'d by virt tc of .*'« order
r-t - : i■■ ~f tn,. 5 ;|)i rnr, Cutir! ■*?
VCr Re C i tii.ty iDi a rale end r*"-Y*.
t tie -yet i.l j.i <! 1 :
cr.ti:a ; Siianiu- V.-MShacis. e*
v 3 VL :5- Wil iam . i ab". L m
f emr , : : No. 7583 up n
tlie ..! pro oc« ; a locket. P;
111 .cl* * .V t.! i M;"C piin- ' !il *
tile It* ; iL> o) Di tiii.:,* ip Hi-iti.
at >eh • ms. •• at tec* C";;.'"
h* !.r • ■' .e • Rnleitdi. Wake Coun
ty . .>]■') Carolina, c-ff *i tor re
sale :• *: . 1 it t i} l* •hi ,llf '1 !•..•'
I I >. so I. , tail, t; act Ot
Ira'/i !vine a• r ben■ i, -
Ft. .• ■■ ,* V- :-.** L me > L Cl.
»'■. P' • mo *' p.il tie.H'.ui
4-. ril-rii J . fellows:
TRACT NO l: Bo.',inning a! a
p, tin i-dyo ol tin.' wo'ids
alel it fill: !t. Noil!) cf .'.".ck Wii-
Pam- dwelling, also .-..id WiFi
a. • ‘ cener: th*". No. 87 dogrre?
-?<• W. 1015 feet to ;• st. ko ;.i the I
LI oil aid spring branch 10 ft. TV.
i:.>:a. a i i i.;e pine- thence aow.n :
.e'd hv..rethe fallowing distantcs .
. d co, es 1 o hi, t"i; 1- rt ,/aci ;
V f:i Id t-i-wit. N. Li d"..;l C'"
P !f). 1 P. L 45 degt ocs 30 K. ZW
feet; N 4.', tl'" F. -t 2|f» feel
N. •!■’. dc; rers 4.V F. Do feet; North
70 trap, re tv 30' Fast 100 feet: North .
C ccyiv. - 50' East 'IOO fu t North
At lie-. ■ 45' Eii.H 300 f. t; lo a.
take cm I . nk of Branch in Jack
WiHk'cr ’ West line: thence with •
•aid Wiliam:' We s' line 5 degrees
Ifi W 90.1 ic-t to point ot begin
<img; c a' iteny 12 acres mere or
is '■ Sc Book 252. 289. A)so '
Book 25a Rare 102 Os the Wake*.<
C.innt • Registry.
TRACT NO '<■ Beginning at a],
stake ;n the middle* of Holland;;
Sprit': l Branch on the lino between •
,L.ck Williams and W. Wade Wtl- ,,
Hams; rims thence with said WiL
'sms' line South 30 degrees F,a.-t.
fa feel to ;< pine stake Aus WiR
• ',l 1 and Jack Williams’ corner,
ifacnci* with said Wilder's and Sam
Smith - J*n»- North 4 degrees E;v-t
7t>7 feet to large poplar on the :
;t. iik ' i Holland Sprinp Branch:
up : aid branch the follftw
in« distances .•-•rut courses to the;
'i '-ginning nan taming 0.75 acres:
irioio or 10-:c-- - South 59 degrees:
Sf-' West 300 fi.-c-t; South C7 degrees;
Wirt 58 feet; South (58 .degrees 15'
West 1.-LJ f'-.'i.o: South 65 degree-..; W
JPO foe' ; SI 35 dr‘.’.roes E !8u fel;
field!) 55 dcm ii s East 400 feet. - :
feet peal distance. See Book
25.3 T’ii" 289 Aim Book 258, Bag"
!S2 ■■! s!:<- Wake County Registry..
~,’j y(-y yjo 3 Begienlng at Cyn-
IJtlry a corner; thence West;
with. B J Williams, end Bet tie
\filliam-- line 300 1-4 yturt':!
then-'*? South a yards: thence par-1
cliel ,vth said Bcttie Wiilicm:' li
cicj B J. William:* line East 300 t-L
yards thence North a yards to the
t * ■ - - ’ ’ j
>J.ipan's. 1949 tict* ct*6p is estimated ;
at 9.828-OOit metric tons, the large -t!
. h ce 1942- ■ ?* Still'
yT^ial
Talk Os The Town
5sV PETE WILDER
Ails. Catherine Willl-' iii.i 204 HifU
Scicei v iMtect friends and relatives
in Washington. D. C-. Baltimore.
:Vid Mew Vork City and Brooklyn,
during tlu* holidays.
Miss Swank* Thorpe formerly oi
this city, tut now of Chicago. lit
visited relatives and friends here
ri ventiy. During her stay she was
Uir.iurr gueet of Mr. and Mr.. Hov
el.."-: R-ji'i:.i- n. tW.j JSast Lenoir
Street. Mi*<s Tl.cv; .• ij a child *•■.'>--
t.- c- v."'.'k(»r the Windy City
\i . and Mo. Francis Constance
idiiir.delphia. Pa. visited i;i.- ;' '■ -
nt. Air. and Mi's Constance,
3:5 Snutht el.I Street f . the aol -
i.-> Ju' a C'hiM‘.ha r n. All s l oi*.if
: :--i Nc-VsKii: New.- V:« ..ttend
* :'-i,* chi i-tcnii. * ■:! l.:tf.!c Dom-.'i
Ivu/ k . rioenTi;.
NoHowiri' a very fine inspira
t-. ~sll ■ i:y ;ho Rc*. C. And; e
KniH" :,.s* *> i • a! Davit- Street
Presbyter!.: i Chni.-h. the '950 of
fi; - : s .if Royal 23 Ciub look*
wvc r ;h;cr rcsponsibilitii*''- in 'heir
rci.ih.*!- me: Lug r; id ot Chavis
H< ihi; H. i e ition Com* - Mmiday
~ight. at tl O's p rn.
The :••. w o:'iicer« ere
Joseph .VI a.vc, president:
Howard Curtiss, vice president:
Hocvard Jones financial secre
tary: Johnny Mlnter, recording
secretary : Frank Simmons,
treasurer; Silas WeSb, chair
man ot Itoarii of Control:
Julius Havwood, chairman so
cial committee; James Kerr,
ehup: tin
fhv Ci'.'h v.'i’c* v; £ ;v<.l Dec:
:Cr i 2 1922 «t the h.iiiie • ! U;*.‘ In-.**
R-'-.bcrt .i0n,517 South East Street
■ f t; y • » -;i*}.*i. the total was
:.i ri vd i ' to oxcev : 23. 'lll* cl.ib
• ?. >; kr.cwn for st *." -
li. ,•.*’- to tlK.se most derTrvitg
I 1 • ci:*’i ~i: h.i: ui wav.- bus !*
' : ■ i . e.,■. *’
Mrs. \hiu- I>. Brown, Ober
l*n i* improving to the de
li: id of her many freinds. Vlrs
Brown is an outstanding Afis
sionary VVoiFni iai St. Paul
\All. Church. Th** Hcv. I P,
iiuliarl L her minister.
’. .* - I't-.i: . W :r. J"■ vi:- 1, lo:: !•
I s' (! ’;i -' (-it V hut I:!".'.' of pi'i'lS
nn.uth. Va.. visited nui two .sisters
. Liweek end. H« r are
Mr:- Gin !:-:- Williams. 515 Alston
:: t t ;.*.d Mr- .iCSSiC V. I.'V.r.n,
ii7 AR:,.,n Street.
viis. I unice VC. VVbitlet 512
smiU: Street spent a levs days
in New Vock ( tty visit);*);
fiiiniK She icported a pteas
»m via',
Mr.,, hi" H . . 13ii3 E <h ’.*’-
St'.v <t. ho ,i • i ried lo ins'* city foL
i -, ■ a rr.ci t olc.isent holiday stay
v, ih hi >• .s.'n-in-law aiKl cia:!;/htcr.
vF ’• t M; h A. Con'Oll. H r
! I’L-Mug Pi nna.
The Tnariglo* Club wu-- entertain
*•:'. cy Ai:i. he;.,ert C Melcne. jCJ
NINE COUPLES
PUN TO WED
Morriag- licenses wen issue*l in
'!;• follow ing nine cun pic dun: if*
i the jac-riod 13uiii Jniuiaey 6 until
;.!.'.unary ;u:
Rohe:-!. Kt.irhcy. Jr, lily Scutii
D’troci, ot Miss Mary Jean Hinton
''Ui e.i Its,ice.h Willie W Moon*,
ill:- S:ti!iafield Street to Miss Lula
S ’ in . 607 S-'.'tih East S'vi't. both
."f Raleigh; Tefihus Dunn to Mins
| Queen E.i ter Watson, both of
; Kalghlrialt ■; Ben Slew si 11. 504 Ber-
I- * S‘r. i t to Mi- S.ula Ross, boll;
. ! Durham.
ilemv Horton of Apex to Miss
i Marion T. Th* mas of Holly Springs;
Clay wood I. Whitaker of Garner to
Mi‘s Ruby Mao Jiles of Raleigh:
Samuel Krvcmnn of Raleigh to
Miss Elaine Chavis of Wil lob rook:
John Gilchrist cf Greensboro t*>
Miss Louise Mitchell of Raleigh:
.Sylvester Watkins to Miss Rose la
C'judup, both of Bunn.
The marriage, of the former Mis-.
Alary McAllister to Mr Ktigeti**
Hiliianl Groton, in Hcnnetisvillf*
• S C, was recently annouai'-d by
the bride’s niotlier, Mrs; Eovtiia
McAllister.
SOCIAL AND
CLUB NEWS
/ he i'fi ii fit's of the I’.i HO I IX
in the often//it to firor.Ulr
ttiller coeenitir of soeutl
mill club rites, rei/uest that
in. i/ per.toit tlrsirint; to hart’
nil-: of ih i *•■ type- published in
the ('AHOJJ.MjIX, wtiil or
lain<t in the m ■ /*• *-- to the C,ll*'o.
1,1 XIA X of fief, 118 K Ha,at't
; .s'.',, hit Tuesiiitp Os erery n tep
All in', ’tarry used K'ii be rdturV'
txt upon 1 1 i,ni’st. Thank you
“Oid at 40,50,60?’:
Matt, You’re Crazy
>’orgft your ««:<•! *i ■ -v* .i« ar-: peppy it ,u. Try
, ijij" with « »•»:•* .. jiii,uiUii ttiiiic (ol wen j.,
rundowLi ffcJiH-r fl’ut .• •c y t j>DvJ); h Jack •*! iroo
! whicu ij.iu.ny ia*'n ru.tl vvtimet. < jUi **’ Try
J Tfiircx Tonic T ibkMs f. i pep t-.r.Mnx, truj
I (las, i\.;M ’’ vtQUil! M*4JtJ ♦**«*• OTJ’t i'iijf.
JAt all Drug Stores Evfri y where. In
i Raleigh, at Walgreens and
Eckerd’s
i Relieve
Monthly Distress
* Before Pain Start* *
Bounds hJmost impossible, dioesn't it. V'.t
1 tcMi.w provo thnt many wc-mtn who taw#
i Cardui v. Jew unyt, before; painful periods
ffp;t happy relief and *oivi«ttmeß suffer no
i tramp* at all. You. hoc, m onthly distress »*
j conimoniy due U) spasms oi the titer uh. By
help/riff control *,hese spasms Caidui has
i tihied rhousand’*, of joyful women eacap*’
»hjr, monthly orduuh Sec vs Caiviui dofcf-li t
.k,;i prhc* you, maybe yet you by «w
--| iui day %in woj.'df-jTul atyie. It**. Ltvtfttnly
i wyiiigi Abl 1 - foi C Hfdoi. «*
Ober'in Rond ASUrr the close of j
rj'.t* business sirslon, u Ciirintniag
tree, bearing gitG for each ruoin
' tier was undressed.
Dr. and Mr. Janies Hackney atvd
their mother. Mrs. Minney Peace
Hackney . were guests of
Prof and Mrs. Spraggins. St. Aug
ustine's C* dege and Mrs. K.iye
: ace Maye, West South Street.
Mrs. Indiana Henderson Al
len, Durham. N. C., attended
the Christmas Worship Services
,ii 11;U0 A. Al. at St. Matthew
A VIE Church, The Rev. L. Mar
ion Thompson is the minister.
Mr and Mr.- A1 Boston, Now
5o k City, wore loc-'rit hous*- guests
c-f Air-. Flou.iia J. Hunlor, l Job V.
. Kaigett Street Mrs Boston, the
: f(..iiTier Cornell:; Hunter, is tile
daughtt-1 t M-r. Huittt".
(apt. I.ester McCann, now
- nvc.at services officer *t;.'
Honed at Fort Bragg, visited
Mr. ,iml Mrs. L i. Jaek-soii. N
Tarboro Street, here iJoimg the
holidays, ( apt. >ir< anil recent
ly completed a three year as
signment in Germany.
10
Mr. .o.d Mrs. oJvne.s Johnson
ind sop. N*ir»!> C.iroima D. D. and
B. Institute, journeyed to Chica
go 111,, to visit relatives during Hie
holiday:?, returning here Jan. 2.
Mr. and Mrs 1.. 1.. Jackson
spent th* New Year’s Week
end in Washington. If. (’. and
Baltimore. Maryland
Mrs G( nst.oice Kay Je liig-.u'.
. cot th(> CisrisJraas holidays wth -
*• -vother Mrs W'.llic Oh-y Kay,
125 West Cohan oy Street. Mu's
Je: nagan now rf-jide; in Pi.ilarid-:
■.hi. Pa
Mrs. Chits. Ilayviood and
<lai.igther. Mitntros)-, accompau
*.-ii i,> Vii*s Doris Malone.
(tbtr)iu Roa*l. spent the Itoli
itays in Philadelphia. i‘a , and
•sew Fork City.
Mis Cornelia Robinson. Church
Str- <•■* . 'iLie-' ■!] a' her hu-tne.
Mr. Henry Wilder, ItU Mark
Stieet, is mu<h improved at his
h-iinc here.
AT and Mr: Theodore William.-.
5)2 Mont a wr Ph.; honor*:* their
J ogthc Cl*.-ni*?nti:i'.* with a iiii'th
.l •. om tv .it t!i,-,r none Sunday.
n.i. 8. r,i 4:00 ir: Many u-, -
In! gifts v.-ro received A!) of the
lit!!** folk** had ; great time.
The Evergreen Club No. 1
me* at the home of .Mrs. Eliza
Wall. Cast Davie Street. Mon
dav. Jcnuaiy 9. The next meet
Ini* will he held next Monday
uiyht January it;, at the home
cf the Rev. Samuel spencer,
s'outh Tarboro Street,
3’he Progressive Club of St.
v.Hhe'". AME Church met with
Mi: a Glndv;.- Taylor, 4IC Montague
Pli*( • Monday night Janurn-y fi,
:..t fl:00 I:. in A uioasant evenin'.;
■: -e ! a yt-d by all
Dt'fii:'* th** w*’; t holidays Mrs.
Alice Perry, *J 24 Sirjith Phiz;.,
Clu."r,.s Heights, entertained her
li.ster-in-kivr. Mrs. Carrie Lee and
run from New York City.
CHAVIS HEIGHTS
: .
BV JEW L. BROAIHE
,'drs. Harnett B. Jones of 423
South Swain Street, who has been
ill ior several day,-, is able to be
out again,
i Air;. Alice J. fOrell of 310 South
State Street, is able to be out ..fter
: feeing ill for several days.
Mi. and Mrs. Sylvester Bobbitt
cf New York City, have returned
i horn*? alter visiting Mrs. Bobbitt’s
mother, Mrs. A Hall of Freeman
’ Street and Mr. Hobbit's relatives
: in Apex. N. C
i Little :Vit.ss Marguerite Kiudell of
21 Chavis Way has teen ill for
severay days, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Martha Perry of 7 Franklin
: Terrace is visiting her brother in
Harrisburg. Pa., who is very ill
Mrs Carlene Pulley of 10 Frank
lin Ten ace celebrated her 12tii
•t* ihday during the holidays.
Guests included Gloria Sanders.
Bobby Butler, Willie Sanders, Hu
bert Barnes. Jr., Delores Utley,.
Bat bara Holden. Yvonne Autrey.
Edward Carson. Leon Carson, and
: Gene Glascoe;
Also Freddy Du ns! on. Betty and
i Joyce Cooper, Ina Jones, Betty
Rogers, Patrice Freeman, Ann
Mask. Norris Connady, Lee Thorpe.
Robert C Pulley. Ann Pulley, Mil
dred Slcohen.son, Ella Chavis and
, Gcovy Walton:
And John Freeman, Gloria
Snarer. Peggy Aushuvne, Eliza
beth Thonv.s. Geraldine Soe nee,
Franuaes Roberts Frank Peterson
Kenneth Cooke. Artis Winston,
Warren Ray. Mickey McNeill, Joyce
McNeill, Am Hunt*'-!' and Clemen-
Mine lilih
li was *i very colorful party that
v.-.'-s enjoyed fey all The guests
i were served a delicious course of
i iubocue. slav* breed and cookies.
! Souvenirs were little rod Santa
Chius candies which carried out the
: ' litv tnifc snitii.
All friends ore In deen pvrnpa
thv with too following iamiliefi.
Mrs, Blanche Dover of 209 Cuba
Sheet in the death of her cousin.
i | who died in Brooklyn N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hicks of East
: Cabarrus Street to the death of Mr.
. i Hicks’ ne*ce
! M> and Mrs. Authur Jones of
, Sonip Person Street in the death of
|Mr Jones’ niece.
And Mr. arid Mrs James Curley
j■ j ft, youth Swain Street iri the
| death of Mrs. CuHey’s sister who
| 'Red Sunday while visiting rela
'ii"'s in Johnson County,
j M 1 "- Lu'dle Warren and grand
j dauetiicr, Easedv E. Warren spent
'lr* '*/eck end in Benson.
M* - '. Annie Mills Burkett has re
j toyed to her home in New York
i aRi-v visitinv her brother William
I, w Mills aud he* aunt. Mrs. Emily
Bates of 14 Smith Plaza.
THE CAROLINIAN*
YMGA CALENDAR
YMCA NEWS
SCHEDUI.E OF ACTIVITIES
JANUARY 12-19
THURSDAY JANUARY U
5:30 p. m.— Lucille Hunier Gra-Y
7:00 p. rn. Junior Citizens Club
FRIDAY. JANUARY 13
8.00 p. in.—Men’s Recreation Ciub
SATURDAY. JANUARY 14
2:00 p. m.—Basketball game:*
7:t)J j». m. —Me vies and Talent
Show
SUNDAY. JANUARY 15
.7;00 <■ in -■ Music Ilnur
MONDAY, JANUARY lu
12:00 Noon Minis! rial Alliance
.V.3op. in.—Gra-Y Photo Club
7:30 p. m.—Hi-Y Photo Club
7:30 p. rn. — Beard of Management
Meeting
1 8:00 p rn—Mini.'driaj Union
TUESDAY. JANUARY 17
0:00 rn.-—Washigton Gra-Y (. ■ a
?• 30 p rn - -Washindtoo Hi-Y Club
S:3*’ ’ —Town Meeting of the
Air
WEDNESDAY’. JANUARY 18
8:00 p m.—Crosby-Garfield Gra-
V Ciur,
7:00 m Men.;' Hecveatinii Club
EVERY DA Y F EATER ES
; Cafeteria. Dormitory. Libra.",
Lounge. Music Ro m. Reereatio i
Room-, Table IV", no Bov, tic j
; Checkers. Wht.t, Pinociile. Bil
liards* Room Registry. Show ers
1 Counselling Inioi niaUon Service.
Public Stenography. Civic Meet
ing's
GROUP HONORS
MRS, JULIft SMITH
A s .*»*|»rise nai-v was given la r
Tue-'i.i.v ;'«.r U; Julia Smith, ,-f
Li 10 Oakwond Vvi-tiu*- in honor of
tin iht"< -- * years of service a- nrosi
*!*:.' of U •' lo ,’vi. 2 of t!:> .Martin
; Scree* Baptist Church.
The party was held at iholinin--
of ,\ir.s Liti-ille Thorpe of 1-5 >7
Edcnion Street, aft***' the regular
1-o-incss meeting of Die group,
j Presentation of *-hina I;i:mj> to
; Mr- Sti th was made bv the Rev.
H. Johnson, nastor of th*- church
or: he,l,oil' 111 the group. Entcrtalil
mciii tv a ■ supplied through a pro
grain of songs and spiritual reah
ill* a solo bv Shir
kv H;nron.
| Ant*’-tig ill* aoe' i. were the Rev.
!’. II hilu: •• :. !teacoii Ronnie
'ones Reuian.in Jones, and Airs.
Marvit: Tlim-pi Alesdnnies Julia
Sinifh, .la'.'.ffic James, Ercell Da
vie. L a'lie Thorpe
lira- K-m- Li’’-', is Vglt-ta Go'l.i *0
Ma s '.Vat kias. Artollia Ilia:-'
■ll a(: a* * *lo * :*!***' *' Jo-etiliioe Ret is.
, I tot tv Mini. Mary Hinton. Mari'
Hunt. Annie Anderson, au*l Made
line Keith.
YWCA ACTIVITIES
The YWt A wishes all of Il
nieiniters and friends a Happy and j
■ Prosperous .New Year. We do hotK
that you have been refreshed by
your Chris!mas vacation* and thus
you are more det.erm ined to ltd:
Imiid a "Great *'f Fellowship o'
.Women ami Girls' it, this, out ;
.conirtiiin ii y.
The Y*v ( .v ' f-ad'ioVKhip cant
, | pai.gn will begin this yt-at on Jar;
‘ [22. Et-70. Plan now to reioitt this
I ;v**r> worthy ch-inicfer bitilding or
' j ganizution. If you have never join
till, by all means plan to do **o. .
1 Yon owe it to yours* If! '.Vlaniber
' I ship Fee i- only If.afl or maybe
you would like to be on the YWc .
Honor Roll. Five $5,00 1 dollars or
inure will entitle yon to a sustain
:; ing membership and vour natii*
i will appear on the 195 ft honor roll ]
, ; Don't turn the workers away. Pl'-ui
i now it) lay your fee aside and lei's j
-.go over lie* top Remember, tlts-'i
~is your YWCA! Girls end AVometi i
of Raleigh n*" ;1 the "Y" an*l it
facilities. IPs up to you to keen ;
it going and open! Mrs. G. S. Har ;
ris Membership Chairman.
The annual ail membership meet
line of S'donrner Truth Branch,
YWCA will lie held ibis year or j
■ JoiP’ury 22nd at 7 n ot. at Hie Mar. !
tin St. Baptist Church. All Y men: i
■ Iters and friends all urged to at - , (
tend There will be a special nro- I
■gram and sneaker. This meeting :
'will as-o mark Die beaitmine of tin
-1950 Memhersbi}'/ fiiive. Do you i
and your friemls have a treat in!
store. Plan mow to attend! Mrs. j
i Ada M, Jarnngin i- program chair-,
li; fin.
The Washington High Y-Toen- ;
I wont caroling on December SJtrrl. |
l!t4!i. Ttn> urniup iml at the Y wii'n ;
Mcv.'tinrllO and Mb's .1 E. 1
Hicks I'nrob wc - ;;\inon .1! McCati
jb'v'- Wo'-oi i-• 1, fh< <-ii'- ‘ Hus Tor- j
■ miiia) and Si Agnes Hospital >) v i
tin' caroling Y.Tppik The Cjjrol-1
j pfs returned to (ho Y where hot ;
chocolate ami coni chins werr :
served. Oond music am! dauciirc j
ended a night of fun and good '
dicer
Tlie Y-Teens of (’ror-iby-Harfieid
1 p.-boo! and Mrs. !■'. .) Pariiiige
(heir adviser, entertained ai a
! week-end party at their school on
i Friday, (lames and other activities
j were conducted by Miss Bette L.
Mcwhortift. Ice ( ream and cake wer ■
!enjoyed t*y all and prises were giv
an at the end of the events.
Thursday nicht. .Inn nary 5Mi
■ worked th f ' second meet.in" of Mv
y-Teen High School Intcrrliih
' Bonneil They nl.m » <*o-r-d meet
! inn - with the H! Y s on Thursday
| January lilth at 7 p.irt. Miss Bette
• f,. Vcwt'ornc. Y-Too<> r)i rector.
| The < omrniftee of Management
| met nt tl>« “Y” on Tuesday niall t
i January 3rd with Mr« if. C. Per
rin presiding. The ballot was road
end discussed and nil member;:
I were urged to vote and return the
; ballots by January I.3th in order
t'tiit thev may lie counted Plan •
i were made for the annual meeting
I and Membership Drive and for
! work during the New Tear.
; The 1 B and 1 Hub held »!t«ir
|first meeting of the veer ct the V
•cn T'K.-sd-iv nieht. with Mis» Laura
Brown, chairman nro'bdi'iv TIM ;
, club plane a wide awake J9KO pro
gram. A large group of ladies,
.MANY LET Mil
1 The people of North Carolina
i have benefited during the past ve.u* ;
to r.iie extent of 12(1.719.48ft, which 1
; represents the national Govern
| nient’s share in their S’tate and lo
ch! investment in health, education,
and social welfare, according to
1 summary released today by Di. K.
R. Coffey Regional Director of th<*
Federal Se< urity Agency with he i l
riuarters in Washingiou D C
, The figure of *26.719.54t>. !)•
f ’offey said. ineknUs payments un
der the Federal old-age and siii
;*- ,vors insurance program ami is
: based on prelimir.a*'y data on North
! Carolina’s participation ir. the v t
i ; i.-us FSA programs, ’flu- opera
tkui of these programs is *!*. s- rlhol
in the foriltcoining FSA Aminat Re
port fm the fiscal year ended June
:io, mil. to be : -sled bv Federal
| Heenrity Administrator Oscar R.
Ewing.
•Even thD substantial ioves<-
• :r,cnt.' Regteiial Direr: >: t 'offey
' pointed out. '’does not tell th
‘ w hole .story in terms eithei of p*-o
plo o. of moil* y sine*- ’’ does no*
take iißcouitt -u lertain Nation wttl--
FSA services which benefit eve* .
chi'/a-ti of North (’aroiinn. Th*-s
--i service;-: ace i'm-il and drus ■ *•':;- :i
s lor- sen :, es V* 'lie s - ■ 1; ! '■ -
Uonul system, stiuervisiot; ~f FYd
i ral credit unions, and puh’l-'
health hi v.O's operated directly bv
the Public Health Service, such as
ona;,inline and ppideiric control
' \ total of E'iii.Mfio men, worm*!:
and children in Non h Ca colin hen“
I'md directly from l-Ytlcrtt 1 fund •
add- ll O' North ( '-Ol' i'll "s'
me nt in health educate*!!, wclfai
!v oi niiou.ai reiiahiEral ion atol s-•* i:; !
re 11 ri;y. Thi -e ciriz* n- . :•<•.*'» <1 in
; dividual iieiicfits or sa-rvi.-v;- d’-O
ing ii'** pas: year through !'i o
urity Agvitcy progr-'ii'i * opera!
ilia in their own i'i>:nr!Ut' : t •"** ;.•*■
.01 them with lio- <■ )op :’:r h■: ■
: hoiii Btat*- :-.il«i nali.-na’ -:<.v
Tneilt.-. ’
‘’Tlu-sc dire* : hem fit , i •he
expiaiiied. “uu'litd*' : hihlr. o !• -
got health c.r * o: :• • u dep*-:
' dent or in dan;.: r of Deeming .S'
iJntpu-ui : ih*' iieedv blind: dis:ib!—.|
men and women, being rehahHitai ;
ed into Jobs. '*id •••* ciph re eivi *
■ > ‘rt ill****: and those receivi;:-:
Federal social security benefits i*i
eluding hot!.i r* ;ii"d worki’is a". :
. the tatnilies of ii',sir.-i*d worlo -
who have died.''
'\ -■ for the investment of >'.T*.
719.456 itself." Dr. Cofey < *<nti:i■
ued. ‘'ont* ac*-otu!t ing .* ■-** ■; ■■ (*:: s
’-•riiy the Fed ra! .share in th.* p.ii"
mo'ship To I'omploti* the picture
North Carolitiii v,oukl imve t,. add
its own State and lorai futols whicl'.
its citizens nl'" use for these pur
poses. Only font* of the :ua*-*i Pi"
grams under the Federal Securin'
Agency ar?' gdrninisteicd riiiinl
by the Federal Gavcrnment. These ;
..re ol.baue and 11 rvi v• i j—s insn;
nice, food and drag regulation
Federal credit unions, and Federal !
employees’ compensation.
'vc-re present..
! The V, \V ("lie’s 'lie! it the Y •
'with .Viis. .1. A Mann )>r- tiding on
Wednesday night. Juinttiry 4th
Plans and ideas ’.vt-.re discussed for
good 195(1 program year. Miss
Sadie 1 Cooper is seers’!ary.
The Personnel CommittO" met at
the Y oil Monday night. January
lull, Policies anti contrails were
' d isciissed and tin- new personnel
Miss Bette 1. Xev.horjl® and Rev
. nd Mrs M I, Shipman «ere wl
c’-tned In the V stall. Mrs. n \\
Wat 1; mis. chairman.
The Parent Education Oonimi;
tee held its. first PCni nwi ing a 1
the* Y cm Monday night. January
Idh. An interesting program held
the uitentiun of the members and
friends. This is a very valuable re
source to all parents and young
people who are thinking of mar
riage.. Mrs. Ada M. Jarnagin, chair. ;
man.
Attention! Have you marked
vour ballot and returned to the
Y. if not, (‘lease' do so at mice so
that \ our vote can lie counted. Vote
for the* candidates of your choice
'and send it hack a once. Renienv
I her your vole counts too.
Moat production under Fedora!
inspection for the week end De
cember 24 tools 324 million pounds
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when he Hew :< > missions fir the j
Army Air Force today knows !
what it is to live in pr.ln with ,
constant, unrelenting headaches.
But hidden pain aml hidden j
hurt haven’t stopped the 6 foot. '
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siors of peace.
1 -ause of his abiUtv to over- i
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service and he- ' W . j
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an who ha-' ucccrsihi!':,' rehabiU- j
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the rail b. anno r.'"': PcG.rc the -
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, J AMU ARY 14, 1950
Hsu flag for three years on a fly
ing bomber taking part in 68 op
erations over England and Africa.
For heroic flying missions he re
ceived medals at Buckingham Pal
act from the Kir - and Queen -i
England. In 1945, Joe Lauro join
ed the American forces and took
part in :J4 bomber operations.
He was hospitalized following
a crash landing and he also suf
fered flak injury.
The man who holds the Disting
uished Flying Cross and the Air
Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters—
in addition to the British awards
—became the first ex-G. 1 to he
ordained into the priesthood.
Father Lauto is 38 years oil
and was born in Chicago.
Today he* is the Chaplain of the
Disabled American Veterans
Chapter No. 7 in Little Rock and
devoted to the cause of the dis
abled veteran.
Fr.Cnor Lauro'.- creed.' It s sim
plv :
'! am here doing Gods work,
not because my pilot ability
brought us through combat, but
because God saw fit to hear our
prayers and He waa our Fi rsi
Pilot on all our missions. Those
bombing missions are over, rn w
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