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C HINESE Ks PI (OWING
Fighting not only to save Ins
skin but his tankers as well
Master Sergeant Raeford \V. San
ders of Fayetteville is shown
waiting t<r be retrieved by the
ordnance depaitnietu as 17 men
Ct the 64th Heavy Tank Battal
ion with which he was serving'
la Korea were shut off from the
rest of the 3rd Division, Isolated
in ‘ no man's land" sot three days
arc three nights, the first three
days and two nights of which
went without trouble, the men
witnessed mounting tension on
the last night when Chinese
refuges who kept streaming by
tola them there were many,
Fayetteville Street Bpt. j
Church News Notes
.RALEIGH Members r, d
friends were happy to hav.* this
Rev. A a. Hartley former vice
president of the Jonston District;
Association as guest minister at.
kjhe Fayetteville Street Baptist)
Cfattrcr Sunday morning. He
preached an impressive sermon to
the huge congregation and stress
ed 1 the great need for love.
Evening services with commun
ion held following baptism of five
persons Sunday afternoon
The Tbessoii s Bible t lass No
» e. Jte Sunday School was se
eded to be named the t h. Hey
-wcod Bible Class it. honor oi the
late Silt Carrie Haywood who
worked faithfully with tin '.Lurch
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Chinese behind them coming
their way. A small band of Red?
sneaked to a house where two
men were sleeping. tos r >e da Ban
galore torpedo through the win
dow and injured one man, bul
after a. brief fight the Reds were
' driven off "The rest of the pa
trol had to leave us - , Sgt. Sand
eis explained, "but they knew
where we were. t\V were to wait
for the ordnance retrivers to
come. Refuges kept stream
ing by and nearly all of them
told us there were 'many, many' ;
Chinese behind them, coming our j
way". Sgt Sanders it the son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. VC Sanders cf
82? S Blount street, Raleigh. .
until her death Mrs Louise Cheat- j
hen; is th< teacher.
Janie? Cailace was selected to,
represent Fayetteville- Street in a j
panel discussion, "What ( Lay- j
men do to Help Prevent Jaretiile
Delinquency' to hr held at the
First Bapti? Church Sunday j
night
Miss Juanita Murchison has been
elected statewide delegate i’-. r the;
Raleigh district to attend tne an- .
nuai ushers convention in Gold*. -
Dorc on August 23
Members ana friends are sorry
~to learn of the illness >vi the,
church secretary, Mr. W 7 Pc—
■frrson who is confined to S»‘ Agnes
, Hospital. We all with tor him and .
a]] who are •onfined a a. edy re- ;
covery
Sunday win mark the 20tn t »
r.iversarv oi the pastoi lit',- Ft
hT‘i vi-’f c - will bt- coDdr;rpi tbr
v W B. ihf* * • ; >0 Venice*
i)\ iho Tx* v. Alexander It. rx ; i*. p.*-;-
<: tli.y Caky Gr.w Bant”.
. c." itvf h in Johnston '.’-vi-tty hit
-hoir and c.-.r.gregati-oi- and the;
ft services hv th. Rev I'- riv
|-.=h a of the Baptist Crave enure ft
hi a choir :t-d cong-eratiou The
P . Me is in', ed to attmd
’1 Vjß C,\]p } ‘;V ‘•F »'^’ 4 ' V ‘ '
or hi Id nt S. tview noa- t' Norfolk.
VM. o». Aucu 23. T‘ .',-v msp. n
inn. the rh’r.vh o', 6. 0(1 :,m pro
vided for $5-25. ’■Mkets r.ve now
on sale by members ot the cl.arc-i-
FIVE ENROLLED
IN UNC SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL - The Univer
sity of North Carolina which ad
mitted. its first Negro stuu&nts
tms summer now has four students
enrolled in the Law School and
one, Miss Gwendolyn Lolita Hw
,l,-on of Kinston, in the Spanish
. Department. university officials
'eported Monday
Miss Harrison who was admit
ted on July 26 after e federal court
ruling ordered her admission was
; assigned to a private room and
: bath m a woman’s dormitory, uni
versity officials said- and two ot
: the four lav school students are
j quartered sn dormitories ana two
ore living with their families in
Chapel Hill
Wiliam Andrew Marsh, Jr of
Durham has been admitted to the
medical school will also be enroll
ed in September
Moon! Ain Brothers
: Charged Wit Si Murder
; In Cue Stick Slaving
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MOUNT AIRY Willie Moore
operator of a poolroom at. the cor
i ner of Virginia and South Streets,
was killed Saturday night when
he was struck ir. the head with a
] cue stick, having died upon arrival
at a local hospital.
Held in connection with the
murder are Rufus Sawyer and his
brother. Raymond Sawyers, who
1 are bieng held In Mt. Airy city
I jail -on a charge of murder, ana
■ James Charles Roberta who is
j charged with an accessory after
j the fact of murder-
According to police officials the
| slaying was the result of an ar
| gurnent between Rufus Sawyers
' ami Moore
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Southernaire? Will Be
Lyceum Artists At Shaw j
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RALEIGH The Shaw Fniver
. sity Summer School will present
. .tin SVnit httinaipes oi New York
j City on Tuesday morning August
14. at 11:30 o’clock in Greenleaf
I Auditorium.
The Southernaires have ranked
among the greatest singing quar
tet? since tbeii organization in
Durham Will Pay Honor
To Native Son Starring I
■ With The Larks Friday j
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By LIN HOi i OWAY
DURHAM Some caii them
; i rfigs-fc* , ricii«rS‘ cr Flora tio ,
i tales'*. Sul; others call them man
i ifestations of in.c-stiuai fortitude
She City or Durham calls this
| one y triumph of abiblity and
{ sheer “gvits' ovt! cincum.nances
! And Durham is preparing to
i when on Friday night. August ;<'• ;
; the doors of the Durham City Ar
| mory open tc welcome Durham's
| Gene Mr.rn.frrd starring with The !
j Larks, the nation’s mcSt sensation- i
! ai vocal quintet
fVnci. the city hails young Mur,-j
■ ford at the Armory' on ine loth, I
i it will be writing a innng climax i
tu ? story that tame into being!
strangely enough in the same
• building some 3 years ago.
Back 13 years ago when Gene ;
• was s .-lightly-built burk-tocthed ;
youth attending Lyon Park School j
i in West End he showed promise :
jof becoming the noted vocalist ;
i that he ir today In & city-vwde j
music festival at that time in< '
' liny child sang his way -nto the ;
’ Hearts or Duiiiam's c-itizenry ne
ver tc be remove--, therefrom
Trie it followed more ups and j
! down than there are on a ferns
wheel Mumford a teen-ager, sue-:
ccoded the than world -famed:
"Gaternoutn’ aloc;t au vecatist:
-run the Carolina Cotton pickets;
: Grohcsua only tc by fired when ■
n IS i* 3£.*l* XV *.«it ai ti X.C i 1 i- J •
joined a show treupe d vci.t:
into Virginia The- siiov •folded"
within a week
Then followed a sc; us ->r «p- !
pea ranees with various local
bands, orchestras, et ai , . . Johnny ,
To-run The Holloways, the Kite
Hawks, ana many others. All tu
i none out local avail
Then came a sin it with The In
ternes Quarter. a chance- at tame •
through the moiiuni ct racho -
; still no fame—-infamy. Following ■
- wes e period with the Selab Jubi
lee Singers, recordings, personal i
apv.ea ranees, theatre tour':, cor.-
• cert- . . yet iocalired fame.
Hut tfu’ougi; rue ha7.e tiich at
: tempted to shroud the ambition' of
a worthy artist p. ray or hope
shone.
While a mem bet of lie Internes
four-seme, young Murnford had
WASHINGTON
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IN THE NE WS
BY HAYWOOD DAVIS
j! I’NION MEETS Rev. J. A. Tiilett i?- pastor
WITH SPRING GARDEN WELL KNOWN CITIZEN DIES*
t WASHINGTON, N. C Hpring Mr Hay wood Spcler well-known
» Garden Baptist Church war hos: citizen of Washington died July
to the Middle District Fiiior: of IT ac the Taylor Hospital follow
, the Old Eastern Mssicaary Baptist ing an iliness of three uays. K-.s r
Association. Pridav. Saturday and many vears lie was employed a*
* Sunday Ret W N. Staten "■ Mod. - Hotel Lour- nr. hr-ad hell.bop. We
, orator of tlu Union and Rev C.vn; also vcr.v active a? an officer
.• R Ed wards is pastor of the- host ii; the Elk lodge and local Ameri
church. were delivered by can 3,.egioii.
• (the Reverend? L A Lynch. Clar- Surviving i- one brother
enoe Gray, G. A Moore, 7 A. Funeral servicer, were held Sun
i Nimrno. Sr. ana 0. J. Rotilr The day afternoon :-t .‘1 o'clock from
next session' meet- in Greenville the MMF. Zion church with the. .
nt the Cornerstone Baptist church.pesto; Rev Solon P. League of-
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fcLLA JOHNSON ii
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AT RALEIGH AUGUST 20 ,
Buddy Johnson, bis block-bust
ing band, with vocalists Elia
Johnson and Arthur psrysock are
i. faaiared tare s)L the i'Stuanaer
* Hi. CAROLINIAN
1929. ;
Their repertoire covers songs!
from ‘he clas-sics .old English folk I
tongs, the more popular melodies j
as the traditional Negr spirituals i
cf the modern composers, as well!
and tclk songs.
This iyoeurn program feature U|
open to the public without charge. 1
*«a:ned tr.ee dominant thecries of
ha: moii.cs, anu witn tt.c Seiah
, Singers, he had captured the fan
cy of an acie dcvciopei of talent—
xnermon Ruth. nov. tn* Larks’
manager
Undt-i Ruths tutelage, ivlumford
learned tc gear his native abilities.
He ieerr,ed to face fearlessly a
! hostile world. He came into his
* aS a vocal artist
I Now. as starring vocalist with
i I ..e Larks on records, m concert
I and theatre appearance and oi. IV,
M-miord nas had opportunity tr,
I demonstrate to millions hi; abili
; tier not only as singer but also
las a composer The tunc which
. "made - The Leaks "When I Leave
, These P’d.-xm Walls" is a Murnford
! original and his "Nightingeif- ’ is
; soon tc be released on record.
| Realizing the huge strides 23-
| year-cic Mumfcrd ha? made in the
; ao’ id or contemporary music, the'
| Club College Inn. composed cf
; many of the area’s leading young
! residents thought it fitting to
] stage a ‘welcome home’ event
; This attci; se at the Am., oil
j August 10. i? tc be a shc-w and
I d3ncc presentation with The ’
j Larks appearance being augment.
: f.ci by 'he nr, ; -c of Max (Sixty
[ Minot. Man! Westeiband and his
. oichestia.
In addin- a the Au.roij up
' r,r-. rhv i? ;pon
• soring a parade in honor of Mum
; ford and The Larks. A special
Ar-Mieor will b< iif-l-A find r tour
]of the city i c being planned A spe
cial. accomplishment award is r.lsu
scheduled to oe given the young
i oi li >l.
In addition to sineine their fara
fi recorded tunes •When I Leave j
These prison Wail; "My Feve
rr "Aim: Fattening Frogs for
’Snakes' "Hopefully Yours "Eve--
: sight to if ' 'Blind" and others. The
Larks are also scheduled to pre
sent for the first time in public.
• -.ehvr-- the Durham audience tunes
•which are now ir: the process of
release vi?, recordings.
Dir bum ic.vs« dp- ii v it': "sluts’
•u.d is or, paring to skew it hon
oring Gene Murnford and The
I.ark; or, Augusr 10.
thnr.
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BUDDY JOHNSON
Sender’s” dance to be staged at
the Raleigh Memorial Aaditor
iusa on Monday lugfei, August
23- The Johnson orehesir* is.
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TEXAS COURT OF CALA.V
THF MAKES 59.500 FARM
j LOAN 'Fite Grand Court of
Calanfhe of Texas, a fraternal
j organization conducted solely by
women made history last week
when it became the first Negro
1 organization in the Southwest to
make a Flit, loan to a Negro
; farm family Eli Dillard of Kend
teton. near Houston, and Ins fam
j siy met the high qualifications
; required h> the Farmer’s Heme
; Administration which guaran
, Jred the loan, and received tiJ -
kw
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1 A great celebration with 1 500
person* present marked the oc
casion Di ti O'Hara Lanier,
president or Texas Southern Uni
versity delivered tin* principal
address. lie was presented by
President K. B. Evans of Praite
View College. Mrs, \ A. Brad
ford (1) is grand worths coun
sellor and Mrs. J A, Robinson
<2i secretary-treasurer of the
Court of Cabtiitht The uitia
n.tia modern office betuic os the
court in Houston is shown at
top ,tj Mrs Bradford and Mrs
Robinson presenting the check to
Mr and \us t.ii Dillard (5), A
parade of 65 tractors owned by
the tsOll lariri lamii i£ - m *.*»«;
thriving community of tvendie
toii 13 and Vi The group at bot
tom includes i R Robin-on. >d
niinistrative assistant f t tHA
who ii.ifidied the details. Miss
Patsy Crave-- home economist
FHA. Washington, li C lames
I'. 1., ,*<- * iriiiity supcrvSjor Ift
A A ? Adams, county agent
and Gears iana I nomas, home
demonstration aeent ion B nd
county. Mr Fit Diiiard hire.
Maiissie Diiiard. Mrs. Eradford
ficiatine Bin la 1 folio wed ;r: the-
Cfdar Hill cemetei y. Randolph
F!■ ;* e? :u i-i. i... had chat g.- of t.h<
it arrauge'i£---ii!s
SO( i.-vi. TTF
\lis .viautle Ui.d Vtiniii
d.i.igiidr Denise nr*- sp’.-ndiiig
then vacation m V -? 11 . *f.•.• D
t aw! Ncr Yc.ih t ■
Bobbie and William Henry Laws
are spending their vacation in
Washington D - nit! thei nick
, tilld ■’’C "'.!> }I t
Mr George Wi ielu kit i-.-. fly
ten c oniii etiem.
Miss Alii- Fhii.'i Bailey i- lioine
iron. U ashing tori, D l' where ‘-he
. has been spenditig some Uni- 1 v.ith
her brother Sylvester who i- a
, patient In ti: Vi-ter-nv H• • • Ir:t!
He is reportedly doing nicely
Miss iu •' ift ’■!.•-.! i.-ii i: mi mss
returned home &H< i spending
some time at Sneeds s'• n y
(Mrs Aleianaer l» Mosele.* and
daughter. Ale\is Earl are v«ea
. Ticning in * York > in
Mis. B'.ssie OR-v-s i; :=]--miiiig
sotru liroi- with tier daughter. Mrs
,orrolyr. Payton n New Jersey.
M's. Eieanoi Parham Boyd wo
jt.orr.e recently visiting hri nrn
'lber. Mrs linyd now makes tier
home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Rosa .'ft Thorne a tut •iavgh
ter Mrs Dwntin L:>n ot N'-w
York are visiting (heir sisters and,
aunts Mrs. j. H Crawford and
.Mrs. YS'llliam a. Douglas
Miss Beatrice Cogdell has te
nt me d front a three week vaca
tion in Washington D. r. Sne was
the guest of Mr and Mr-- Sis he,
McCabe. Mis> Cogdell also visited
Baltimore and several par's of Vir
ginia. She is a senior of '.vfother
of Merev High School here.
Also var--inning from M-.ih<w of
Merc>• are M'iksi-a Edna Gaskins.
Shiri- > fti'vmt Alic< Cutln ami
Yircie Smith
Mrs. Romeo Flowers eoterta?*'-‘d
at her home recrttflv the memliers
of the Starlight Club
Tlie Cnioti Gospel Singe* - rm- .
dered nrogranv- at Xortc-lU Ya. -• »v«
the fifth Sunday
ARTHUR PKViui K
currently featuring such record- !
ed hit tunes as “Tired of Crying
Ore; Yeti’, “Lively in Her Even
» icg Gown” and oiber current
and long-time Jcbpson Save rite*, i
Mrs, RohinsOi). Prof, 1 B. Mitch
ell, superintendent of schools.
It. Bend County and Rev S. H
Alexander, Kendirton. Rufus
Charlotte Police Hunt
Man In Monday Shooting
C'HAfti OTTt' - man was shot
ti. death on a street corner here
cir.y ivioncy ana police wci e set»r
ching tor his unknown, assailant
Tin victim was ldtnuin d as
Wiiiioin F.itv.mr j Whitley Police
said ne wa.- shot nvic-.. -ii the sun?
and faiv and tail » olock tc iiis
house collaps mg n„ tin
He was rushed to a tiospitol by
neighbor: - .c, pictiounctd dcs-.i oil
ai rival
Fayetteville Notes
lii vilxs. v» \i. t»l E. HOOD
FAYETTEVILLE I-ir and «frs.
He-man i-h , -m. .and son of
' Brooklyn, N \ are vsitinf tnoir
J parents Mr and .Mi s. B F e’ei gu
| son
J tie Eve / - Ready Vino of Evans;
; Metrcyiolitan Church met .it the;
i home of Mrs i-ia .JcArthui i* < ;
; Clay rligni. < IM. /k liii £.t: riUli.il’! l *
■ we"i* pre-sent and u fiirt
! was. had
j Ai ciost c cie-iCaous repast ■
j was served
Best " Budget Buy"
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Us H \ L^=|^==S'^^=TSjirA.7 < r^T^mvm
About "'Sugar Aw' Spite" /';— -HT If
W "‘ r Here’s the smartest little cook- /® % II
rRSA (,e book ever written. Clever! v jiiue MSfe, I I
trated. , . recipes planned so that / L); I I
0 hoys and itirhs can iJli-inrc ■ nt* / pi' / B
| tow DOWN PAYMENT dish or a complete meal.'it's [ / I
I • forms to Fit Yoor It s educational. I
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• -%\ .you gam »k sure ..if ir'A\kstinghou»e
! Hayes-Jackson Elec . Co.
: ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
IS3 East Hargett Street _ Telephone 3-9031
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Byars well known theatre ail
mlnistratnr of Washington, l) C ,
HD ri hi.tint ot Mrs. Hchifiseii
was among 1 the spectators
Viissi ott aiit ?: Vie ei
RALEIGH - T'ne Womans Bap
tist Home iiici j-o , .e;t'ii Misstonar-.
t i.'ii*. • ntio.r Au -:iii;ic> to tiie y.tuti
u oners! Baptist Convention will
hold it; (67th annual session •>.
fjhuw University August 1-1-17
It promise', t,, be one ot the; most,
siiteresitng und ii/formauvely res
sums in its history, and outstand
ing C'hr-stiaii leaders will attend
ist- :i’aimil Gjii't-y ] t attending
•• limiaei ietio-.-': .1! vviiiitiii-Saier::
i'eache: s i. '-.u ge.
Mrs iJl.by Mitcneil Blown of 1
lYcv. Yo- k Cay if spending a v. et k I
v.’ith relatvt-is and trends
Mr anv Airs. V> rnon p id em 1
. have rt'tjini ;t tfc thcr home j
Baltimore. Md after visiting ‘heir 1
parent* .vi;. and Mrs. Ros ,-v. Lvaits. I
Miss Alice IV] Evans is s' >nd- j
ms- sonu- tiint; witti her sister.
Mrs. v P Trent n Banmore Met. I
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