‘ • -'.W'5 IMAX—W'-r-k Eliding April 1. 1950
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•;:;r. firtnnns
Tdt: c) :■> K. Mr,; *Ev* lyn Under. '
l* vi -Mr’ iv virihul* M; : iV
A h. Ik- • ihi; flit:bt: i the holdup
Mv ri■ uv; cvrstaiiifr vvho told h r ;‘r
xv»:s . ~ lon<> kk«- ?>: m>. lit
Tir': youth iiivolwd 3i*ddenly
"••'• i>■ •,•’. k ~:ii • v'vik'rrrv. auk ordered
Mi.-, 1 rnur to :;ut \;:> her hand:.-'.,
irk - d. dH; ducked ueder die cram
: :'■ ■ \)( *-r turned ie-r lire. Otva f > (
rhe Thomas Wrh.ht. 22, H 23 ■
VI -. ! i r ve;i S’,reef was hit in tee
- j M* d '.u m .
Tin w>r: air.te cninn'iendcd the
.■uri: . ' : District Attor
ney T'.-us Keiilj a..'T r, t,i that she
S 3 WORLD WAR if DIVISIONS
PLANNING REUNIONS THIS YEAR
Oh.-erving the fifth anrrtverssry
:-f ;W end of Ix'stiiti<-=? iu '.V id
V.';.• Si, r e'.'-tnons at\ planned
'• i liflVrn>t divjsO.ws} and other
?ml h•s f • v i >; ■ ■ u?.»s :r> ]\•"«(». (' >ti ;pr
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13SU Vl';dO v-rat^'-riw
i .*'<:* N. at«■.> ri a) As•• otu*t p ■ r. o-f C
fi;;‘ Units lia-i released the following
•h t of uoii.ions, veiled riled sot 'he
I j■?nn, t aj-.d fall of 1050. Former
i wrote’s Os any of tin listed «>rjs»ni
yaitotn may ci-eure the details of
h;s <>'>'. .:t is i , !:■•> by wrtinj? to
N A FIT. i* O. fbi\ 1111. Washity;-
t-n, i). < . All w.’h in<{u : > - io.« w:ll
in ! ni .'.anied to the nu:;; :•* oven
alumni for action,
D:v' dona) tvunionft th..r far
'-.•livdoicil are:
i*l i\ ni.-d chi, < k’v v hi:• >3.
■ h* <’-;i at; > . 'b-. v Y<>: ><. Folium her 1-4.
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New WrV. J.iiv
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>:‘h if-'f'iMift• hl't, July 21--22..
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V'.th A rr><- :'.hi «.'<.<!•; a ••bus {)!•< a SeMem
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■Ynk Mrs. L)ci\; - is-: the torn;; ;'
iM? 'p'if-ejp.j re )"•'»,■' 1 • »*■*
i ATHUt THOMAS MONAHAX
-Viv. V. I King, Mr. and Mis. Bi.,- -
, Als.-:-. Hattie Brjkisf. ana V, C. G, -
• Sr and V. C Grady Jr., were
■ ■ ■:*■ /: S ... f"»m Si 'Hi .mas’ Cidiio-
ChiiVch ro Kinstnvi Snrtclav
'' h f ’i c; i• ' •':•.•!• .i tile :•• /' i( ,
c-nnncted by the yhn.t Rev Jes. pn;
\v. F. Bishop of a Brit- :
. :■ ■ ,i .i. .. ;,ro\ nay.: in Fast Africa
it O'ir 'if .tont’o cni Church
■\f : a I‘cntificai Ma-o;, i.ir King:
ar; ! odiory pve-sentfd Bishop K.\v..r•
oka a gift of money {or 'his -,vor> m:
A frit*#, .rn person atU nded the
rifts.
C' C R;¥■ ()R A!. R() TJ ER T I. if E
WILL'S * ■< the U. S Army i- v;sh
tvuli hiv ■•vile. .ei.-itiv' • and!
tarns., .Lie; being oa' ..in in Japan.
REV A. I: S vIITH. minister and
iindoidskfr of Smithfieid end
(. imci’oo'Hn, v as a reet-nt visitor - •' ■
La JOURNAL’S office
r?;v, i i ••'•'. VAUGHT and !vr
dangther werp recent visitors with
re'atiVi s in Raeforci where ;a
saaKe si two churches.
M nsmiw. TOD4V.I
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• i. ir.fa.ntr>. V'n.rt<an<i. Or**#., A
(riA chiU* Sei<?r»«•<?) s
Dt-f i o>t. July I'S-iS.
4;•«] s>!«i Oi- hfcrd. Uair-c*. Sc?.- !
tcnitwr ‘i-ii. ]
4->vh infiifitry, Oe t-t U-r (no dsts
SC‘h>!*i- > : .• } | .
(Ski *•:?fantry, 'A-w Yvrk, Jure
•V>{h Jr.funfvy. Aag-nxt (no •
date r; icctiKi ) .
•1 >t ir.fonfry Svve York. July IS-IT
7':;h rnKansar City. Attynst S'-..v.
iStii Irii’ynti>., i4av> xoru, Sc-ptcir. r>er
ssd Airiuirn# Phi-afictpb'a, ■■ y 1-4.
Infantry, tl»r<tor». Atigrnst 17-12,
~’>?h ififaniry. \ow ;;i.,A asr-ur*
-'••7 ? b fnffciitry. New York, Ssy u-t'C-t-r ‘
r , i
Frifn rdry. Cine?nratti. Aayu t < rw.
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y.'.ik AiCi.-itry, !S -: C.
Infantry. Cifts-bar p;._ Ju
!:••.•? i> f*» fami y.. isof»*s ivj'toh d;-r g-!0.
'd Asrlo.rne, W; f eh>i-r U.n, S :« -S . i
i ‘ -.i frfi.iitry, St. t .lis’-p
C ■{; Inf*;: try. M* vc Ye At, N c.a r
S>4fh fafantry. Pittelruiph. Se: '■ -eiHir
i-4.
< ? Ts! «• ft U>; 5 TF. MK i .7 1 N #;
-N'.’l Array S'vf|>. V» a.-.hS «:Mn. J une f?i.
:-i Army. New Yvrk. Am#:; 1 ?, (no u;«t«
jiffs' It-li I .
2th Army, Vv'ft ?.in< ; Say Jnr •* 2July 1. '
*“t 7}‘--' Snt . er: b'-ure. Hu'enr- M ",C V
»!•■}* 'A 11.1-2. - j
I
s l;.»t i u Fresent<!(i
§ ! '4 BEE’Vxi 8 '
•the horn, of Mrs Elk. Boy tori, Si> :
;* : d -V•1 i. h -• 035.2035.2 ?s n«I pru ye- r ai i d tI; e
lk‘t-.-hn : > >La Every one* enjoyed
Kext r'A-ctins vv;ii be? held at the'
I kerne oi: ' k-. G?ii*den»a Shavers.
Ait: > .*•*• I a■. C.' iu b Report e e, :
i.KNXON \\iV(H NCES
BA VfEtANMMt Y
v; as: .ass : P :us! work that de !
, w»ii a candidal for t s North
I Qt rnoi"vauc. Vi/'i?.'!Kirv.
A nr:live of Lennon •
a a s * as Nc Hanover
; Si si He inter attended tmti
'was atas.aa-i fr.sw Waite Feast
tisiieaa. * hew hw received the
wi;i yea; ,f. he piactice of lav. : here
( -w, . s :?■■ ‘ ... • Dnnne e.gh;
... a-- of n! p- ioii. iw .served as
' Junta- s* i';, j. ;•(],.;!■ y court.
Lent:: s has keen prominent in
civil liftaiw he.v.ng served ns a
, memo:'-! of She County Democratic
Fixecuiiva Convruttee rand a mem*
I a f pa Suae r>. s . ’ic F.X( 1.l-
Ii V t;J Cbh'li'k'i itti'f’.
i ■■ a.:.- s s‘ ;v.:,or of the 154/
as! x .a a e a,ri inducted among
ok pctivilih:-: vc..- the introduction
; sutoeshtp! sporsf rshlp *<f leg. .
i.a.itein urc>viainu an approprintioi. •
of StOdcJOO for spi’i aition of the
North Carolina State Ports auth- 1
ws ;/. If ret to the senate
I so a.. -:.:d Would continue to
• xf: t ins Erst efa-its for the de
v.-h. of Us Lori of Wiltning
■ u'd Si.iU’a .wrn North Caro-
H-a id ii it if nominaited and
s.!eci; ’■ ■ tile -Kite sauiche for lasi
U vaii ’re isy pu.rpo.fC to SUOJiOft
.vie-; ,-isif-sOy ai: ws find pru
•. •• hi • ■ wip- a that is in fin
imeiK;! of the people as a whole'
if. mum . .. judge, brought a neve
r.i.s i -a lii-co:aCourt. He
. a'a o aeputau.m of being fair
: a, ■ d .■•• d impartial. He is held
a. , . steem by Negroes haa--
FOR THE BEST
VALUES
Cash or Credit
SOUTHERLAND
FURNITURE CO.
: j
207 N. John Street
PW* 1055
< i I
i Your Credit Is Good At , j
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FURNITURE |
HE 117 East Walnut St- j
GOLDSBORO
1 i
IJABBERWOCK
PLF.VSES \IJI)!ENi:E
' Uu'st imiqun vcith its various:-
v:kcn>rc:.alic:' of : • .n«’ (>f ike most
poetry of the yenr>.
!;. i ' cijk ]iS ' 0 rij j, V. fli} >
• vt v v S-. heiior32ac;e
orice and ‘ Tke Vi IT :r
: : . 5' • v w , of ■h i ■ A 1 ]' t • :; pw j ’Phi
bii.-is Martha Hvrrison deiigbtsd
the a.u'i *nca witii the sieging oi
PKEjtiIMILUD
10 R\MO COl SOIL
WASHINGTON. D. {ANPt
E. D. Rirei’s. Jr., owner of radio
Mutism V.TAS iii Derutur, <Ui.. this
week "fharged the Savannah Radio
Coin.- ii v, iui a:..;.-;-: iiijr to his pro
!■ sal to open a sthtiou in that citj
boeau.-v of hia liberal policy in rJ
rwinr Ncgroea to* broatieasi ovei
his present stalien.
: Riv.s-f anpyai d m tii Feudia!
Cihnn. l utiti’afiun .'ouvniission to .Ja
sy iii, petit ion which the Savan
nah Radio eotuts’l fHed with it
f-'orn-e three weeks ago. in which it
vKu-.K-il that Rivers' permit to
(onsU'sCj a a(,vc .standfivd broad
cast station in Savannah be “set
The reply, fil.-d with the FC’C
.Moivlav by his attorney Philip
M. Baker, s.ta»e-l that Rivers has
owne-i 'k - re-lin Ki f ; n XVEAS in’
IR-cafur since ’47, During this time
lit has presentini many programs
designed for the Negro papulation,
for the farmers, and for the labor
ing class.
WEAR is proud of the number
of programs if has carried that In
terested the masses of the people,
the statement continued. As a re
s’.! ir of these programs "gigantic
(rid; have beer! made in improv
ing racial relations and In curb
ing Negro juvenile delinquency ’.
On Dec. 7. 1949. Mr. Rivers filed
ati application for a construction
pern-it to '-s'uiblisl’ a. new station
at Savannah, and the request was
granted on March ts of tbfe year.
Two days later, the Savannah
. )0K; LOOK? !
Turtle Theater. Inc.,
Goldsboro. N. C.
F". wants
“Wuthering Heights’"
By John Davidson ■
,\ l At t t'lav from the* Novel I
■EMILY BRON ft IT
i>ti r \!-u. Hi :ii ,s«•)((:■« ?. xro, I
AToDdnv Marco 90. S V M. i
J. D. Middleton. Ur ■ ■ 'or !
1 ; A. TT'irrton. P:'°s. i
ADefISSION ,>OV - far:
~REX SHOE"SHOP '
ALL NEW EIECTRIC
EQUIPMENT
UonrteOMs and Prompt Service
203 N John St. Goldsboro ,
Phone 1836
.Mr. and Mr*, W G. Williams, Prop.;
GARR'S DRY '
OLE \ PIERS
| AND HATTERS
JNE DAY SERVICE”
| N. Center Goldsboro
mV o ■*- ———l ———MW —t
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE
ar.d Service ! :
| Street Floor Borden Building
| Goldsboro. N, C. Phone 2135 ,
!
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PAGE FIFTEEN
Radio council tiled a document, re*
*ii** snug that the FCC sc* aside t.lis
petition it had lust granted Rivers,
on the grounds that the staiioa
which lie now operates at D«watur
iTir.urft too innch i o _ rc i I? i• >u :s r»ro
r grams.
Bak \\v c * a!rn ed ih at WE .A S v<■ r
haps haa h. greater i-.s’enina u
. mice ih&n any of ihe 1.0 nu;;r rj.
tHo stations in i lie Atlanta area..
Because if includes Negroes <>a ir?,
program, it holds- the listenisg a:-
tension of ihe irarjori* vof ~.he 1 4- ) -*
coo Negroes in Ai!;>>-.tr-
If Wte r«i 1 aceordlßK
to Bekci. that tic vr,p‘ s :, ; K, :o n
"is nothing more lion* an ;;i-. -
: ■ in oi Uavatinch ’’ The npiv ;*e<i
that rorr*■ of uie r rKi.iii: ;, ■.
iions •*. : j reo'ic: mjv !v?."ai
ioiorfcrcinf e from tu,* nro posed
1 operation . . . they have u*. ;ij
ing to com Plain.-’’
In j s i-iysng to the charge * 7 "
much religion", : he siatemt 1 !*! ,>--?fnf
<?u out that the southern seel.i*>i> ■...
America in. ioiUng uk e •; >
of (ieorgia. .- conitEtmlv .. -,
to w the “Bible Belt", because
I of the deep religious background
i of people living rbet.*. "I;i order
: to satisfy the desire of the popula
Hons in these areas," it continued.
“WEAS has tried to bring to theti;
ihe type of religious broadcast that
tiiCy un l to h ey.y. Thn station Inis
niailo time available to ail religion*
groups withou! regard to ra>.•*.- ■ ■
or. whl or doctrinal allgmaen’s.
The small churches on the* back
streets. the coun*ry 'meeting hou
Fes’, in the rural environs, and sh*-
humbl*- houses of wt.rshUi -f the
Negroes have been accorded the
-am.: fair treatment. They have
been given an opportunity of airing
tbeir own views and beliefs as k.ivb
the more prosperous and berisir
known churches and relic i-ms
BAM) POSTED
. CAMDEN. N. J. (ANP) . T.'e
:, German title sigh tbetween lw-.vy
. v,- ,e Us Jersey Joe Wnlcctt and
He* . T.-n Hoff drew closer to reai
- it'. !.'.st week, v/htn Germtst* pro
■roofr-r r-.romised io deoos it r 521.000
Ll-rnd a New Jersey bank.
Pet')-: Hoeriilccio, Wait it's man
, atcr. v.'ms ready to check the deal
. early this week. Ts that arrarsqe
-1 roent does not work. Bocchiccio said
. he would send a representative in
; Germany to work out a plan.
- CAFEL~
B«st In Barbecued Foods
404 Gulley Street
Goldsboro, N, C.
|
j €OMPLET® LINK OF LADIES '
1 APPAREL,
The Glamor Shop
101 S. Center St,
i GOLDSBORO. N. C.
*, ~
LEE’S FUNERAL HOME
Horn* Os
• CHRISTIAN AID MUTUAL
-. BURIAL ASSOCIATION
i Ambulance Service
i DaV or Night Phcns 3161
I W. LEE, Prop.
Fremcni, N G.
BELL-STUART ;
Furniture Company
j Qualify Furniture, Reasonable i
! 4 Prices ;
227-28 N. John Sireef
| Goldsboro, N. C-, Phone 1760-J |
! Kavnor’s Beauty Salon
! PROMPT AND COURTEOUS
SERVICE
ISIS Devereaax St. Goldsfcara
Miss Helen Raynor. Prop.
Phene 387-M
it
| For Fen and Recreation Visii
I THORNTON’S
J TEEN-AGE CASINO
And
» SHAVING PARLOR
s 59” Alvin Street
t Goldsboro, N. C
F-. A. Thornion, Projp*
; Phone 337-M