WEEK ENDING JUNE 30, 1961
i vby ion 11 vr in i ::ii s
Tli** Rtileigh ('u?m»iti(loi;i.‘'l ( lull
No, ;;j held itv annual I’alu ( on
test .it the Sojourner Truth V. IV.
(, A , Sunday .lime ID lii.il it
five o'clock. Buhies |i.u'tii ipatiUK
Here: Muster Vann V ties. 1 idle
Iramina Upchurch, Master Lari
Marx in Dunstori. I.ittle Carolyn
Lavcrne I’ei'iv, Little Levi-rly
Liable Ingram: First 1 *r>/• . < ee
Pena Allen, and Little Geraldine
No need to care about
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BEWILDER ED? ... OR BEWITiIHXti?
If fun ami romance arc passing you hv be- L MHMHHL !
cause of gray h or —don’t be unhappy one :
that gives your hair new color, new beauty
proved for more th m to u irs. A>k it vour HH, §!&
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THE BIGGEST “PLUS" IN CIGARETTE HISTORY
l“NO unpleasant
£? AFTER-TASTE”
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William-,. I'.ahv pai l■<i pa lint; nut
slum n on picture was Mastn
Bernard Alchmlex I r**i-man.
Winning babies were Beverly
1 ..line Ingr.iin: if'rst I’ri/.e Si
mill prize I'raneina Vpchui eh,
and tu Master Lari Marvin Pun
stnn unit tile third prize. Tokens
ol appreciation were given to
other li.i lues.
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STATE HANDING
OUT WELCOME
SIGNS IN AREA
11 A I.K IGI I. A "Welroi’ir to North
Carolina" sign program and dovet
. nienl ..1 State roadside parks has
been launched by tile State High
ay Commission it was announced
Monday by William D. Snider,
Chairman of the joint, highway de
tdopment t'einmittee. Plans for
tile program were begun last Fail
a suggestion ol' the State Depart
ment o< Conservation and Develop
ment
Th recent i r .islatma- approvcfl
legislation to provide f-a i-mut.-ide
packs. Snider said the commission
.• smveyin locations tor the new
narks. one of which will he located
in each of the la highway divisions.
Tin- narks will he situated on
principal State highways cairying
I'e an tourist traffic.
FT Mwcri
m sos MMeh over 4Q 1
Is liver- ‘ lusuro-uf »• you C:ui t;;k rt w*j! w'.viiin!
Afi.Ui.it 1 i,t Ur>‘”, m'rv.Hib tli!,; «»n-»vl*»c.
«lepfe*is»*u. irri>. Ole. nm-loWM ,%-HUt-• I'hou
jaiHlt* of women over H/ tk»w u -•• :t llnl*- » ':ir*lul
eiKli (I.AV f > help profi -:' ; ~„i ofTtm r|o
iwa.v vrMh iticiMptuiM- hjh»t\ I’uis sp<*e*3l
sriwUcine for women
n»<l-vitality. Vmi on r.'it** ’*
i more comfortable »«u>re imp• .■-.) :>i»l b-mnjer
Die for a new o»Jt)n«>k when lh» .? mv-h-d, jrv
Cartful "InstiraruV. ;;..nr o- i»'r ft r <
(Say: "(ard-ymt-cyo'' :■
1 CNANGf OF Uf£
Skinny men, women
gain 5,10,15 lbs.’
# Get New Pep. Vim, Vigor «
\Mi v» a thru! Hun/ limbs All nut: ugly hollow* Ail
k u.« hotter wruwtiy: h V.v loses n»K
--,r ' U»o!:. Tboas-DOS ■'*
yi i ?:;, ”1 i,. A’iO futVlT O'lllil l«f«‘re,
i.V. r i, »■ ). cVm*l Iron -if** i-"'- pro\i<i •>>
ir‘ ; ' TH .i ~f
~.r . .. < ~».t trp't tit", tii-ty at-rsi t>> g.-»m
U,wl. Ue O-u in ; ts ,UU'vf.i»v
~11 -n» r*' ■ tf(*i:'4l!• JHiii 1 o:tr-.’h.?n«‘H? • puis t\r>b on
1,-Tf hop-- M.-w o*if.-•stinOemcjvfiry amount*
a;la mm if flth-fum i - rif ’jfit i»> IH-
T At I!> tilPt: i* . ■'•n -'-H ' ljfil >V lt.i
Hil'TW'f'. • -.till. !'«:W :'.ml V.-'-r • T
Ifttr.oim-f >,7.g »t.hj a:, c. Tr- fnmoun *K\Tt*
Toole liibbu far new uouutfd, t*op, TOl)Ax .
THE CAROLINIAN
Inspiring Addresses Mark
Butner Commencement
b':- MJCK 1 lit V XU!A V
ill •) N. -~(AM* i “There
w only utir r.ay b> o if you are to
live -ma esfuily ll'ai is lorn a rd' ’
aretared Dr. .lo.v.j'li S. Hines
I mfi ■ sor of sociology. North Caro-
I Hi! 1 .ol I g■.
i'li'iikinij it lli ■ '■uni lant'-i
--ii". ill t .1" I'ri-Sf it' ‘lf Xnrtli
In. i,inn Iti luiliHilittioii 11 ah r
im ■ tin 111 ill.l ill IllitilCi', hist
J'ii uijli. Ih‘. ‘/Titles thl i'iii’it Hi e
raf, i/nt( '.v I", i'irst Os nil. ile.
nk !>)ion then' 'lts!ination.
"Mnl:r u/i pour minds nliat you
mmi to do, ii'lult you m.mt to
In, rod irk<it >JOU mint to i/nlA’e
of your liic.s". 111 solid, 'thru
r.I I pi, 11 /•*,'/ ei ,v with tin
rioht tools jnr Hi'in;/.’
The right tools, lie exidaiued.
iop- ist of th" dev lopment of eer
' lain skills :tlid crafts, "i'se svliat
ever ski Is and te<,-hlii(|Ues you hav,
and whatever earning you I'eeelve
in make ollurs a stueessful life. 1
continued Dr. Hines.
Aou in list, use imaginat iot, to
i rook 111 > now .hotter and more ef
fie.an aids for successful livitiy..
impaired vision docs not hinder
. ereative imagination," declared the
■ Idinded college professor.
vo DETon: ox the n<i.\n <n
\ .. SI Cf’EXS
Fpeaking on the subject. "One
Wa> Only”, the sociology instruc
tor encouraged Hie lit blinded grad
uates to keep moving forward, lie
cause there are no detours on tho
road of successful living
"If you eternally and werta-l.
ill 1 y push forward, makvg the
beat use of your firm-, n-sotirci r,
'■xperienees and opportunities. >on
lannot fail" concluded Dr. Hines
■him 11. Sinith. consvltanl
in rociititynnl .serrires for 'hr
blind of Eedtral Security ft
tjcncp in Woshiiu/ton onllined
to the Illicit .v! ifdi /i l.v .ioh op
liortunities n:hi‘h ore now o
i/nlohlc for the lunul irajrpc'l.
i Pointing out that fotir-ntillion
! neotde will be needed for defen-a
--: -cork by April. 1. n--\f vear, tin
blind consultant advised the trait.-
! -i s to make the best ns,, of Unit
; training so ihat they nib-lit hr
: prepared to till some of Hie i«.b
coenings -which Will lw made avail
,im,- to them.
Smith said he had recommended
a'hai N'e'-'i’o s|iecialist b». [dared in
i he various regional offices
.'throughout the United States to
ci. |p find job opportunities for the
; tdiiul oersous in those regions and
to help establish hoi ter training
opno-! unities for NVerro t>ec]dc.
In the concbiding address. H A
Wood of Raleigh, executive secre
tary of the state rommisUon for
Hie Blind, reminded the graduates
Hi at they have an “obligation to
•'uifill". Ho encouraged Timm by
saving that ‘no night can last for
ever arid there is no darkness that
an blind out the qpnirit.’
KEh.V EAJTTI ES onfi
He advised them to "keep ulir'
He advised then) to "keep -alive
an ahidin faith in Cod. in man and
m vour.-. Iris, because faith wii!
hriiigf victorp over wrong. lw said
Tin.so receiving certificates for
work completed sere .Inanita At
kinson. Four Oakes: Harvey Bry
ant. Wilmington: Louise K. Brv
-111 1. Uoekinghani: Lillie Davis,
Richmond. V-i Lilli Ha vis, Gr ■ tt
vxile; Lizzie Foreman. Grcettvill.-:
iuli it s Fov. Greensboro: Carolyn
Grimes. Winston-Salem; Ttober 1
Mauiicy. Charlotte; Bertha N'evills.
Wcdon: ftimev, K. Page, Fayeite
v 711, ; Lt- Smith. MaXtOTi. I tost
Tlionii-son. Lumherton.
i fa r .*.■ " . l ivivrr recootiit om
~r r fClhnt odiurtWCllt in irre
imrut inn fr,y on the ioh train ini/
ici.ri Vnrttarr* Enmphn 11, Rocky
Vomit; 'Eli-'iloth Harr. H'iiv
st.eii-Snicir : Elara Viiliinc.
Vrjin fJiJI: and Cullen Pippin.
Eins top,
WITSfCITY
BASEBALL NINE
WINNER AGAIN
RALEIGH- The Raleigh Braves
made it victory number 6 with only
i defeat by mailing the Smithficid
Tigers 18-10.
james (Chief, O'Neal, making hi
first aopcaraticc for the
club, went the distance striking out
7 and giving up K hits. Included
was tv.’O-mn homer by B Lewis
who was also the leading batter
for the Tigers with four for six.
The entire Brave tribe got a cou
ple of hit- bu W. Glover garnered
M. Wynn, \V. Wilder, V. Wo
mack and A. Dunn were th" of
fcnsic lenders for the Braves with
three hits each.
Tile iosi production guides for
agriculture, set. by the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, call for
the greatest total volume in his
toy l3 percent more than the
1935-30 average and 4 percent more
than last year. Biggest increases
arc needed in cotton, corn, wheat,
and rice.
Johnson County farmer- are
finding warfarin a highly effect.i
poison for rats and mic--. rexports
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«»t titusr* t» sn» »« « »
Whatever your loads,whatever your roads...
lt . .• .. :•. '•'• •'•>’•'v rtc-:'
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FEED, milk, poultry, grain farmert in Economy
Run 'ound Ford* hauled f*m at mighty low rent
p#r F* 1 gnd all Ford*, off**' TWO cab«f
•*3300-ib. food* ... 2.3< a mitei”
Stockman A)«x fof.hoj# .addretf
>n wpiest drove his Ford !■'-*> Slake
I'uuiptxul with f'nvvr.K Ptl,OT in Ihe
Kconojnv Run. Hr reports; ' ] drove
5778 miles in « months, with average
load of .’7OO lb*., made 144 I stops.
Totsi coat of sa«. oil and mtiir>tenantj-
with a** repairs was sl.’t >.f»H —or only
1 <Tiiis a mi!e. - ’
LUMBER and all building motunoli wet*
buJtipd in the Economy Run—or law tCHVmil* cost!
f-b givas choke of three jpecst truck anyinas!
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Assailant Os Sheriff Is Apprehended \
WHITKVILLE. The Sheriffs
Depai tmont Monday announced the
arrest of Mose Tlmmas, 2f> who is
said to have assaulted Police Chief
Garland Nobles of Chadboui'n oil
June lit
lb‘ was taken into custody at
Loris, S, C.
Thomas waived extradition and
was returned here soon after he
was lick.'J up Friday. He faces
n char;:e of assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill
Chief Nooles icportedly had
1 hoinas in custody on a charge of
t.c.ins drunk and disorderly when
the assault occurred. The offic* r
nalvcrt |
ESERVE I
Ls ERT PfSTIM ER S£ OR FOR AT ION :11 it/ i 3 K c-<^V(VS[j|M§§
V\ lii-kcy >»•'».••» proof, lii’, e, ■, ;
Edam • fraa
FLOWERS get them quicker, freihar in nimbler
Fords! Economy Run driver? faund Ford? cut cost-,
on !fop-ond-<jo jobs. f t ho? n*w fingertip shift!
... th« 48-steHte Economy Run
*
points the woy to more miles per dollar
with the Ford POWER PILOT!
Yom kind of mirk job was repr«-
sented in the big, nationwide Ford Truck
Economy Run!
Some 6000 drivers in the 6-month
Rui. hauled every kind of load from ice
cr?;»fu to pig iron—in every kind of Ford
Truck from E-l Pickups to mammoth
F-6 Bt<; .Job tractor-trailers! They
bucket! city traffic, highballed cross-
___ m » V-in; lota.t /»« ifraf.s- let. o
w,**s. EE ..aMa S j&p ***» ruiftlTi iirfir ?,31»,000 trucW Uf+ mr.-rjrc#
irni Jif f f*\ \ f** J \|g |||J| W* 1 W. pp •trmrtY -pray* fa i*W lyjtt ‘tspfer r
tosts less
« because... jjwgJßS^^r
CATTLE want en wheels tor i*?? per wile in th*
Economy Run. F-6, tike all Fords, ho? new Free-
Torn valve., ethni advor.cemtM>t*v V-U’r or Six*<f
; said he stumbled, and the man
■ slapped him down trying to wrest
; the otl leer's service ipistoi.
In the tussle, Thomas, is said to
i have chewed tin police chief
thumbs and car so severly they had
; to be treated .u the hospital. H'
also required stitches on the head
i wh* re hr was hit by a flashlight.
Thomas remained free for
■ days
r , '
I The London tourney, however,
i featuied most of the stars who will
i be at Wimbledon
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| Brain Budget
£ *
b in this newspaper
GRAVEL trov»!!ed an tough aft-mad a>.
w Economy Run—money sav»d *v.ry mil* w>*r>.
th» Rower Fitoti F-5 i? top Heavy duty ceiled
country, pushed through off-the-read
mud. . . . Tbe\ kept daily record* of
everv penny spent for gap, oil, rosbota
riance and repairs.
Tffie nvult: overwhelming .new ev»-
dence that Ford Trucks with the Powfm
Pjimt <o tv * ytw money every wile! Ths
I'OWHR I’IUOT gives you the most ixt'dff
trotn f hi- irWit yc?.'
LOGS moved to milts of lower cost, mom profit
in tkcmwriy Run. 145-h.p anpines power fbfcl* „
E-tl &ig .fobs, Ford crfFar. cr«r ?410 fivrf O!f>-fawn t
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