WEEK ENDING SGIUT.Da'i FE EKE Air V Ed, 19K
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I WILMINGTON
MARCH or dimes soi m i
TORS AT HIGH Si HOOt.
Vllien tin New i),inover County
March of Times Campaign Hos
ol Januin :*. 1,1 MM, it was Sl"’-.87
stronger because of the efforts
of the twenty five girls wli n
conducted a door-to door (am
paign in New Hanover Comity
This, however, was just one
phase ol IVilliston industrial
High School's contribution to the
campanil, because the contrihu
lions of ttie family ind the home
room groups swelled the grand
total for the school to S’tiP.73
[ For such fine cflorts in iti
venship. three students rereix
Id prizes given hy Reed's .tew
piers I'ii st prize an rnamefed
and gold hrooeh. went to Wil
belmema Corner., a pinior of
Wtlliston lndii.stri.it School See
and third prizes went to ( arise
House and Uarotliv Di as ton.
two sophomores
in thi order id contribution-,
solicited (lie girls names follow.
WilheliTirnia 1 onyers, Cai ii r
House, l)oi othy Braxton, Manor
•lohnson. lily ’•!< tiers, tlin.i Nel
faggy* -
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\yj[ MI Nf- I ("IN sponsored !•;* Hie l-'cat b*.-
B/VKBFKs 'I ! I ‘O' hi. client' Ihe .iSS.n 'o.
above seene was w.dr at the ...•.et. at the (m.mmnitr hoys
recent Msi'h of’lJitius ban- •'> ud •**,..(<>
ROCKYMOUNT
NEWS and
VIEWS
VANIIAUSH AND OPTUS OI
ni V AND. « in/.fr \s
ROCKY MOUNT N <
ja J d n y i- -i rV ' it 1 ■ r\ rnc 4 o * *■» s h •
tension of * tn: * j?c
citv’s piiTMic m } room ir» iur
basement of the old Rmnd* •
Court which has been maintained
for colored men ua. !><>-hr ted so
Cion inquiry at the ofiun of Ino
City Manager Williamson as to
the reason we were informed that
Ihe reason for the bum ding up
was that on several occasions
someone Irad gone into the piano
and maliciously broken up the toi
let equipment, despite the fact
that the city bad repeatedly re
placed the equipment. Mr. Wil
liamson said Im woo'd t.n! replace
some unless the ladermen so di
rected and nr .omc o-adeis gave
assurance mat such would real
. happen again We told him 'hi*
was impos; C'le to piarantee
We reminded the t'liy Manager
ol the city's responjibi'cv to l a
thousands of Negro am;
the facilities arid to drive to pro
feel them. Williamson sard (here
repeated nets were the only ne’e •
of vandalism on ih part of th"'
colored people so far noted H‘*
mentioned similar act:- noted
around the white swimming poo!,
however, and in connection with.
the breaking of street lights: tor
which a youth was convicted.
We urge our citizens of all races
to respect and protect our public
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86 PfrOOf * nvi* GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • GALLAGHER & BURTON, INC., BRISTOL, PA.
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> i oil I v : r ieh:: rdsan. Ho' '.
, eis 1 atlieriiir dpi."’ r, Bsr
lu.i i Pauline Walt el,
i.nett! Scni borough. Willie
:» 'Villi.i’c.. Eleanor Knox, Ha
rt : eott, An till’ .’dg* r. Evelyn
Hilt, Rarliyii I’olitc. Peggy Black,
Margaret Williams. Rosa Nix,
Helen Galloway and Irene
Grady.
the vomit; ladies were directed
y Mesdantes E. William Pur
nc* t a i-d Vt. f, Williams, I acuity
men hoiand pioneer leaders in
March ot Himes efforts in New
Hanover Count'
Reading from telt to right: Ist
i vi. y.at'ara Davis, W'llic Belle
a* is i 'iitherinc Spicer. Eleanor
Kin; s, William J>. Williams. Ha
,*l Scott. I*,lnin Nelsoiv, Irene
■' .ratty.
gild row. Ruby Rogers, Pauline
t a.if.e *■ lVithrlr.iiria ( onyers.
Margaret Williams Bat tiara Po
lite. Ifosa Ice Nix. Hi ten Gallo
way
,ird low. Horotiiy Drayton, Car
lie House, \miie Align', Peggy
?'.! art*. Henrietta Sea rhoroilgh.
. .tiirles i'ii h ied on. Barliata He
! \ K n Hilt,
1 inedirm that Ihe.r b r 'ue : H nuy he
enjoyed by all and that nut la::
mi,i , ,- ti.ay r.ut he need!*- ■ y > s
pend'-d O! w,i ted Aftci a!!, ’ e
j,.,,- t.i .in- • rvvrw and. .houLri
enjoy them
uni the r.-thm lieud. the edy must
■ i. ,-mii: ; t;,a! regard! l ' s e*t the
dauiag.' done by unknown trite
.:,,nP; i*. the hounding duty of
the city to keep in proper state
of repair any and all facilities
- i -i the public good. If a maniac
; wreck-- iho train the railroad does
: not. stop running trains. It fixes
i the track at oriee. So il should
b< with our ei:y and its uti 11-
uc.., They must he repaired when
out of order
We in In hat if tin- city will
“quip a derojit public toilet, sun
pin a w p.h proper janitorial sew
and inqneiP police inspection
the colored punlic will respond
favorably to it. At an rale, it is
I tin- (day's obliga'inn to (he pub
lic Arid, in view of ih< fact that
ibn. 1 . and-, of colored people visit
oil’- city each week and spend 'lie
.»dr. nl their money not with
I Mie Negro merchants bid with
the leading businesses hete. our
' .Tv should provide decent rest
room aceommodalions for women
a« well as men.
Ot the 300 minerals found in
North Carolina, 70 are in com
mercial quantity
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TOBACCO Qt S KN . . . Typical
of beauties asked to wear crowns
on behalf of products and places
js Babble Phillips, a North Caro-
I lina tobacco queen.
WILSON
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■ li' re an Mt Veum-h inlrniltiecd
i the gtici-f .- pcal;ce of the evening
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| f.'.,;'e<!| . • i;./ a ' North Omnhnri
;Ci nf Duibini, North Chr"
! imp
i AHei hi. ■i !. 511 in i||f men -
i .• "i tin (notlinll iiicl basket
] .v. ha.-e. qlroii with the civic;;
; ITie nilri’l t"n former : indents (if
oat.a; Ill: 'm ip ml. 1 bit add liar
: : and ( '* nip F’li.yri vvb" pat
j* e• ir-ate m alb.let >■ ' at Ninth
j ... iin a ( die.;" .a vr a fc \v re -
, ma rli ■
1 j !. ■• .p . M. Neil. (' f.A A at 1 -cop -
!f. i er.i'e aUd'".".a;-. 1 o a ; *pt ~i .
j bill . d( .' idled id iMi h-.m for
■ itbc)' reasons
! ;Sornb"!'. Ih.!' at*' mil !imv> n in
tb" pictiiM* tliis iv.in- arc CbavJo.s
i .i.iutc.v. Ctrlry of Kccr'sHion
Committee; lb .1 B. ftosomona.
:;!i;mni;ir, of Community Improve- j
I ment; Dr. R. O. Barnes: C W. !
Hines. C L Darden: Dr D. C.
; Vane . Dr I Ii Shade. S P :
Artis; .i M Millie C. AV. Foster;
O .1. ilavvk if". •; -I I- Cook; J. K ,
• a . Howard Fitts.
BENSON NOTES
f J f’NS( t \ M: * ieorgia SliiP
re'. Sa'didcr.- and no Miachei arc
h'mvmg Bcre-nn rn- they have
j been yi-niir.; iicr mother Mrs
Aliena Din ale Mrs. Saunders is'
ir .'in;; New Vm k <h! x her ,; • -e
;i■ Beuinh Bradshaw of Ben
ni* N. C . i ■ leaving for Ncxv
York City she will visit her bro
ther there'.
The Boy Scouts of Benson, N.
C... MW theii t ;- ! profit n:n for .
the IVew Y■, ,! 1 at the - Fonr Oaks
E'.cmcntary School in 'Four Oaks,
N. C on February 6
Kcv Willis Williams and hi
ginuri from Four Oaks. N. C.. ron-
THE C T; C»7 TMT AIT
HOMETOWN NEWS
!\, v. .;ir: -v Servl. c Photo)
ROYALTY AT LIBERIAN INSTlTUTE — l’rcxideut William A. s,
Tubman inspects equipment at the newly-opened l.ihorian Institute
( ~r the American Foundation for Tropical Medicine at HnrbH, I.iberia.
To lbs righl are: Harxcv N. Firestone, Jr., of Firestone Rubber and
V|, President Win. R. Tolbert of T.iberia. The Institute was begun
ns n result of an investigntion carried on by the Harvard Medical
Scliool olVbildie Health, f unds (or the building nnd equipment wen
donated hi Fire-1 -me in memory of the late Harvey S. Firestone
THE WEEK IN
GOLDSBORO
(a >1 ! isia dm Mi i-'lhan
! shire, till V'lie of -vlr
i vinos.* eoul Ilf :*.'■■ V• ,V ill U' ‘ ,ll! '- f ’
! Vo-,pijal Dm ham. N. <..
Mr.- :-.s il'- r k'io.yd. impros
,ii.; nieel- a‘ her home on Green
. ;.! S!> Oct after ill dergoilig a
m.ajo, niii’i atiori at the Wash'
I V;,-ino|-|;: i 1 io: pi's',
i yi;- ; [Wad.- .- T o-on las. ><■
' litioa in :.‘K. A.K-ill St root
••'<•l ! g I on! ua (.! in he'' ■'
pi- ' i.-saa is] !i • Oil 'll foi ' *'■ •
:ai Vv r s -JVisii f a lb of them a:i
si l\ si eovci ’ M and N'i ■ \Y
| ‘ iis< i and f iiaiiv spent ba
! ■ fr ); i-d is S i IVt O' 1111 VlS,is
! Vir "•al e, ep's.
1 A i ooviAori, Viee f'omss.iid
Divi: or . nepartii •nl .ol
a»H! h i :ii >'• "t»( ‘ir;i * • rii-t!)
j rirty :n\ d rr
| -i !s a itv .;fi*• s'ip, •''l s ': '• ! »*
I ro 1 m i '■•.VrIN'V M'UWnr
i Jhurtotb. . Ga !"W\ :n sic •'» lbs, an i
1 iatirbu; y
j I'f.nim "dei i'iim otot; l ap in'
j v cl ... find l! e for
; .vi it k a ltd ' -o' a'( .a I u it; I tie i - o ag
- ,cir qvin.: in flu American iw
; slon I’i o. aI a 11“ 01. < to "
.as c fp'ilip "f i ,“gi->ri a' :r"v -me
\usiiiarv im ! 11 < >-'> J "i KayHi.e
!.„■;!!<» on Saturday nigh* Keljiuaiv
m Charlotte Sunday nigh' Feb
.uarv 3 and Sfatogville februaij'
I
immediately foi lowing the mem
,ng in chaibolte, Commander
Thornton was honored at a dinne;
Luncheon by n < suosrs of the Pos*
and Auxiliary.
The following teachers nUcnded i
.he Dramatics fbuh- tieid at Fav
«t t evi 11 c State Tenehers (’ni'.-ge on
V.r.utrday February 2. Mrs. Gen< va
i I ami lion, sirs 7 herc.-isa »V.ue
fdi s Ao.' lvee i., Thornton. John
nyc D Muidletoi; Jr . Wilfred Kx
lim. Mis .lose Honrv and a gre.up
u gfudci a, from Dillard High
.school.
Miss FraneiKindes was tha
•veekend .i fsi of ie- parents. :v!s ;
and Mi Mammi' iee Bhodes. «t
327 Df vs-n aux Street Mbs Rhodes
;s doin: 1 !s is i'.'ol'k in bn-i
--aton.
FDWAUDS INI! GOLEV WED
■a !'■ : j IP - igra.-i; a! the St. James
Disciple Church Benson.
Mrs James Siowart and daurh
-1 ;r. Patty from Baltimore Md.,
arc spending a week with parents.
i \l l ;iiid Mi; Zcnn I O'O.V. PC'Vly
jr-d couple .vcro (he honored
; S ! : i'n>v er dvc.n a! the
Liucnln I iniia. Rerreation (enter
Nimda 1 , nigh: I- ebnini y 3 the
, .Mii.Htofimr. v-a . decorated with
gbidinie A • ■ i 75 guest:, at
vn.-ted Th-v tvio HTrived the
. ~ t!,Mrs Annie
:. Pal! i I; Johnson. The
. , . •; ;h' f nme* Mrs.
f ill, !■,;| . -id:. • .1. • Isrtf In a
Niii ri' -I i ; 11--. br'-sa.
Up. ii fared chicken nn<*
pirueoiii '-aards ind wore
.s,iual ■ a fief sly h\ ■ Mrs.
( hrrr\ Aide, and Miss .Jijll'4
■ji •! ;nr'. ii punch. Mrs.
Nannie Thompson acknowl
edged (he sills received. He-
I n shn.i ills V. err served dur
in;; die ;,;;UPC period {lie C<MlJ>l*
i. Sic;.!, in (he Lincoln Homes.
Ih i m •! fH-.ATKK INC., rie/ITT
IMS IIKIKESN"
,A a :.i pro.-.<*ll* <>n
l’s ip ■ i.a 'j pi 'P .!;»onaiy 31 at Dou
: ■,| W.-u sow, -oid
j IMhdd Hi a :••choo.l Monday night i
in ,The i iff!r Theatre, Inc,'
■II (,'•!(! linu.i present ‘ i |:r> Hell-'
, ; nhi r.t ai i play by Ruth and ;
' i:’o u:- Cifli’h/
Tpr audience v.a: thrilled by
I* i ■ performance of Mr !• L '
Thompson as Sloper Mrs.;
Mattie R Jones as Catherine!
! Sloper. mil Wilfred Kxum as Mor- i
iris To ar.so iid
OUt’! member: of Ihe east ate.
, Ms- Kiois: M Larkin, Mrs Mary
it Green, Mrs Adelyne G Thorn-;
soil. Miss Jos si; Boney. Miss l,e
nora Johnson. W L Baker and
: Arabia K Bonn Mr JohnnjMJ J
,i Middleton. Jr., director. Miss
Lnhe May Robinson of New Vorlt ;
’ Ciiy is visiting her aunt Mr. ana
Mi': Alien ],ark in at 518 Beal
>1 '
Basket Ball hot into full swing :
i,i -i'ii c: liv pa 1 week. on Tuesday
ripa;': ; v incise v ■ present at
■ Ihe Hotnvfi.il oc; Kvrn! 11l see the
ni.cii Mi-_-.fi School Blue Jackets
on: :;,i i tU feat, the Richard
Hs: i r ot: Mich f’hooi of Sel- j
BP.c fiii ri »v the score. Con- ,
' ~1 c.ivh' .1): Seima. !•". Boys Cen- !
Mini 49. Selina 27 On Wednesday
i> •!>». iln Pikeville Training
Sciipi.il Tc-C'! .; i I Pikeville lost a
double bill to Adkin High School
i., ! io iJcvil- of Kinston, by the :
J. V : KlltSlPll 58. PIKCVIUe ‘
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Jersey Joe Walcott Is
Widely Heralded In N, C. j
IfOCKY MOUNT, N C
teatured altr.ic'u.n in this city
last week was the pergonal ap
('(Kirance hi re of world iicavv
weigtd rhicnpion "Jersey Jo r :"
Walcott xvhn appeared here tn
i onnect uni wtlll two xx e'l-known
;.i.ii tetts ,ii the local Cominunity
( .-iiit February 9 under the
, ponsorshlp of a local protnolei.
I fund reds nf eager fan crowded
; [lp Center to ,gc-t a peep at U'*
■praying fighter" who waited
twenty years tr. ascend the hoavy
-1 '.might timme and receive tnw
i pioudils of niillions of ad'inlrera.
Stopping carjicr last week
in Winston-Salem, Walcott
said he Mas "df fending I*l*
crown everyday" by lecturing
to the youth of the nation
aln.it decent living. Walcott
further stated lie bad “worn
nut three automobiles' 'since
lie became champion as he
travelled over the country at
a financial loss to himself.
“Expressing great adtnlriation
for old people because his
own parents died before he
reached success, Walcott got
joy out of his THANKS TO
GOD for answering his pray-
Rocky Mount Adventists
Observe Day Os Prayer
RCC'KY MOUNT, N C The .
local Seventh Day Ad veil /l -
j church joined with 10.000 other (
i i ongi'c.gations ot the faiTn in ob
! ,-ervim! World Prayer Day Jan- .
Diary 12 under the direction of
! fc'.fder F‘. H Hill, pastor and lo
; ..-al older J. W. Warren. Jr., Mrs.
i Zonobia H Thomas, secretary, also
;:s directing officer of the local '
i church.
Mrs. Thomas reports that Spec- .
;al prayers for Christian people .
,n areas where r( ligion has been
i ci'i'tailcd were offered." Prayers
;or safety of our military person
ci) and an early and lasting
: peace were also given, it is said.
Other church officers include
lay elder J W. Richardson; Mrs. 1
; Clyde Buddie. S. S. superintendent
: Mrs. Thomas, mission leader; Mrs. .
! Janie Logan, welfare leaded; Mrs.
! Esther O. Pride. M. U leader; Mrs.
; Nina Mitchell, choir leader and
S Mrs. Sallie Kirby, choir direct
ness. Mi's Florence Parks heads
the cottage prayer band which
; meets each Monday at 7:30 P. M ;
Mrs Bettie Hinton is church treas
-1 mer. Deacons are J. \V Richard- J
‘ son and Clinton White. Deacon-j
! esses are Madams Mary T Smith, \
1400 Attend Hampton
Founder’s Day Program
HAMILTON. Va ' De-pcr
; s.onali/.ation" (treating people as
loss than human beings) and the
fend to ‘expediency" in politics
(as opposed Jo living by demo
cratic principles), these were two
j modern evils attacked by Hamp
; ton Institute's Founder s Day
.speakers on Sunday, February 3. |
The Rev George Williams Web-i
'her, dean of spidnets at Union!
; Theological Seminary snbsUtuting i
for the ailing Union president, i
j Dr. Henry P. Van Du.scn, deliver- I
■ d the evening address in Ogden;
.Hall before 1100 staff members.!
. students and visitors It xvas he j
who attacked present-day "dr- :
personalization "
Webber, known tor his work!
*. 1 1h tee!' -agers in the slums of j
'Harlem, hated three ways in winch j
i people react to being treated as i
; less than persons: "escapism (such j
: narcotics addiction), rebellion |
j (such as Communismi, ai d apathy J
or self-cmieredness."
The only way to save out pres- I.
jent-day society. declared the j
‘speaker is through a fuller appli- i
[cation of the gospel of Jesus. j
i "It is part, of being a human j
i being," he said, “to look at the j.
j world from behind walls of sell- j.
concern; it is the gospel of Christ j
alone which can break down the j
Avails."
Other highlights were numbers!
ion both the morning and evening j 1
! programs by the Hampton Ipsti- j'
: lute Choir, directed by Dr. Henry]
N. Switlen, and induction of four
nw members of the Quarter-Cen- : ‘
SiITHFIELD
NEWS NOTES :
SMITHFIELD N. C jj'
The Rev. A. R. Smith former
pastor of the First Baptist Church
. Smithfield. N. C., will render
service the third Sunday at 11
o'clock at the Green Chapel Ban-
Mist Church, the public is cordial
lly invited to attend.
Mrs. Jim Smith has returned
i from the hospital and recuperating
! fine.
; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mitchell,
iand family, Mr. Fred Tomlinson
visited in Raleigh. N C . ai the
; home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tom
linson and family of South Tar
j boro St. Mr. Fred Tomlinson is
•an agent of the Carolinian for
! Smithfield.
The Spiritual Chorus of the ;
First Baptist Church will render
•it program at Saint Peter De- \
\ seiple Church at 3 o'clock
19. Boys Kinston 43, Pikeville 39. j
|On Friday night Pike split a dou- !
1 ble bill with Dillard High School
Tigers by. the score J V"s Dillard
46. Pikeville 26. Varsity, Pikeville;
54 Dillard 53,
rrs to heroine champion. Im**r
of the heavyweights.
ROSA DANC Y PASSES
Hn«! rites were said last week
1 foi Mis, Rosa Dancy of Soutti
i. Church Street, tins city, who pu»-
sec! at (hr am 1 of 51 A native of
Martin County Mrs Dancy was
1 the sister of Chester. Don, tcrr.i-
Alphons) and Hov ey Williams and
do wife William Dancy
p VITIM! NAAt T BOARD MI.KI
e.n lie .tones, local MAA ’l’
, i |.e , xy, .1 II Richardson and .1 ft
I In en attended the Charlotte
'meeting of tin Stale NAACP
j: ■ >ard ,oted ! o hold the 1955
; Slate NAACP Conference ai High
| Point during the inonMi of Sep-
I teiTiber oi October. A committee
; 'ii! decide the date later
lii Winston-Salem last week or,
I tawin' J. P> H oren and W. 11
ISaxoxn were quests in the home
|of 'Mrs Emma Wellman and Mr
i and Mrs. Shedclic O. White
In Greensboro we visited Mrs
] Ortney Foster, mother of Mrs
; Fannie P .Jackson of Greenville.
N C We also saw Mrs. Josephine
■ j Johnston Williams, a relative, in
Winston.
Janie l.ogan. Minnie Fletcher. Kb'
a both Pitt. Hattie Roberts, lv Mr-
Cutrhin. Florence Parks and Lucy
Vaughan These officers were un
animously elected by the body for
1952.
OVER SSOO TO MISSIONS
During 1951 the local Adventist
nave Sfkt.fM) to foreign missions.
And. s49] is the local church
goal of the expected $515,000 to be
collected throughout North Ameri
ca this year. $50,000 of this amount
; ; to go toward erection of a hos
pital ward at Monternarbo, Mexico.
It is said that 1509 patients have
been treated during the four years
|of the hospital's operation and
some .50.000 outpatients treated
'thru the facilities.
The hospital said to serve
: remote villages within a radius
iof 501) miles and has greatly in
fluenced health standards in Mexi
co.
The Adventists lay claim to
: four hospitals, eleven clinics, a
medical launch and a weekly
i' Home and Health'’ program serv
ing thousands. A new 75-bed (a-
L’iiity is to open in Puerto Rico
iin 195. i.
fury Club of Hampton liiiJilutc
. employees.
The Choir's contributions to ibe
Vespers program were 'Salvai/r.
Is Created." by Tcbesnokoff. and
Soon-ah Will be Done," a spiri
tual arranged by Dawson
Thomas E. Hawkins, cleat: *‘l
| men and president of the Arm
strong League, welcomed the evr
! rung assembly and Robert Agden -
; Furvcs, vico-ehairman of the I
| Board of Trustee* and acting pn ~i- :
jctei.it, inducted the Quarter-Cen-j
i tury Club members.
The honored emp*.«yce> were i
! Miss Marion C Deane, who heads I
the Records and Placemen! Of-j
1 fire; Lester T. Perisho, who teach-'
jos weaving in the Art Department.!
j Mrs. Flossie Parker, laundry su-I
I pu-iutvudent: and Mrs. Alberta j
j tone", also of the laundry staff i
Okher program participants in-J
| eluded Chaplain Edward R. Mil- 1
I! rr and Miss Edythe R Grady. |
| organist
I Dr Bull G. Gallagher of the I
F S. A., former Talladega presi-j
deni, was the. other speaker.
Dr. Gallagher, in his Founder's
Day sermon Sunday morning in j
the Memorial Church, "Ideals Are;
More than Weapons.” analyzed •
the reasons for the fall of the j
world's '’first great democracy," j
ancient Athens.
Confronted by Sparta, which the
speaker described as “the perfect,
prototype of the totalitarian state,” j
Athens fell, he said, because she j
was “unwilling to put democracy j
fully into effect.”
Athens at one time, decl ed Dr.
Gallagher, was “the citadel of free
inquiry and of democratic citi
zens with enthusiasm,
tore," but latei "expediency re
plac'd morality in making the de
risions of State.” Once able to
boast, of her "solicitude for the
weak and defenseless,” Athens
now found that these ideals no
longer were received by her eit.i-
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Mi Willi* 11 nidi ieli mil brother
m la v motored down from Conn,
M o Mr .fame.. English and \ife
'tore.| f| urn New York p, at,-
ti od their melt' funeral. Mr Wil
ls- Minlo
Mr and M* .lane: Fcrgu.-on
ho tin' proud parents of a little
baby del. .
’Ti .- !•' *' Pi rry and father
hive mmed on Thomas Street
Theie i. ."i" ice at the Sand
Hill Chiiit lao Church and St.
Jo.-i-ph Methodist Church every
..ccoii'l Sunday .it eleven o’clock
A ll m viiii »o attend those
■:cr ice,
I AI M.AM) NOTES
Mi u l Mi Son Gi aham had
their third wedding anniversary
recently.
Little Cecil Duprei celebrated
to" birthday February 11,
Mrs Sadie Randolph, Gilds
P "tim and (’liirlm H Wooten
■ i il.iii-j W.I liington, I > C , )e
: : 1 nlly
P' nli monthly meeting was
’a Id a 1 S' John Baptist Chui'en
!'< b Hi. Rev I' Shivers.
Qn.-n O'rlv meeting set vires will
1 c held at Tyson Creek Baptist
j 1 "lm: nh ’i'’eh 29 21 Elder U. Parker
pas or.
Those mi sick list include; Mr.-)
Nan Cooper Mrs. Mary Pitt, Mrs.
Sarah Parkei and Mr Sim Gra
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Miss Roby |. Williams made
' bri< i trip to Washington, D C
iliglusi radio transmitter in the
JF. s tern I) S. is WMIT in North
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! f'iuigman’s Peak near the Blue
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j uig from subtropical to species
i common to northern Canada.
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