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H E A l> S CHANCE HIGH
SCHOOL Prof. \Y. C. Wlth
ehjjioon was recently elected
principal of the Clin net' (Ugh
School in I’armcle ( nimt» ssie
ffwling U. C. Chance, founder
».' Jp
.« IIMI, Slum'll it
hi* desk is Vr»f. W. V Holmes
new It -fleeted principal of E. •>.
Hit-yes High School, Will la mat <*n.
XC. Prof. Holm*', tv*s principal
ROCKYMOUNT
NEWS and
VIEWS
ROCKYMOUNT
NEWS and'««
views maSm
TATI 005.0 Mr-.'lir ’ -|<- ;r.
the S*. RhU; PnptV ChlToh Bent
10-11th. *h< v; ' ?T< >i
N C. Horn*- .Mi i-oi A ■ ii'"-
AT T , . My V. Dei i. y ■ •■■' e.'Sd
!*S a-V” ••••'.• ii ' !.'.:■ CIWITVW
an fd.cc' me t ■oi n»y ■ ■ •■■ >. • >■•
A;:'>C!3*]•>!'. ■'■ :•' r :o •
its norm- *•. ;: ir..' of
the f'-fet". although i* ■• >rcn'c. •.- 'dr
is *?ill -O.i. ipoiiy ..! Fdu •••••: '/>
ccunty
NAICP WORKFE SIMMs
Tvc piw.ram eon-si-v-.} .in 'bo
) r ‘.s’’'. of re-ren t r fveo, Ihe detc
f. \tC ■■ in'. I p-r •■ .•!■); ■si . .
and .v.Trron •. One uch add tv-;
was by J. 7'. ll.«rren •■■ Rock'* •
Mount, b' ire ; man 'nq \"AA< r
Work r ', .’ ho ' "Ik' d on Mi p* ' d
V?i•;?.'• ' A .•eviv.r'n ~.-• *,..' d Vv
T’-.v. O •••’ .. ;•' tor ■; Ike best
church. ' '<
O’ : •.<(>er aif ,1. R F* •' in.
v :OC !'••> if 1 ol; J* Mary V
Brn’> n. finan rial secretary: Mrs
Jan ic Pet way. treasurer ;nd No»v .
roan S'u »•'•«*’. • -irdinr s>.-c-: h• v
Othei m.c .b-: , prominent m the
work of the Home Mission group
arc: Mr dir ■ C * D -.r, 5 .-
Cy Gras-. £ rrce Er*. ;• r’ Sw'u
Ffi'idgcrs. Vu .v ni . IViis'in, TwiiCo
Boyd. Mary White. R'-ifin
Seoeuia Taviov R. \-r Brnnc\ Ho.
sunnr. Leans. Mattie ! yida
Pirmn V--., ’<r . .|m. Dm . » r
Li if a T'llr l ' . S'-vs Pi‘p*: G’n*
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['v' straight whiskies
I in this product are \|
| 7 years old I
1 96-8 proof • 35% straight ,®J
I, . .' tty
fc whiskies • 65% grain
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AA «eutrQl spirits gp> Jj§.
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Philadelphia
' COMTIMEHTM DiSTIUIMQ CORPORATION, WRADEIPHIA, 5>A *
of 'the school. Prof. Witherspoon
spoon has 'aught in Parmcic for
. several years art*! has served In
f oi m inis, /NC and in vtasning
ton, Os
41 (..istnnin Thom r.ntirld
for 18 ycai > .inti dirt -in out
standing job in building the
st h«x>i.
’ BFC
tiy Mr. *'b ’-.on. W. foving
ton ;>i.d ’v••'■>• ' i • hppin.
f'tl-... 7' ■ h v ’..-jv Henry
1.. ■••rcr.ee G c ■': W. I' I *;r’;*‘r, joivi '
•McJC"i . : .’. |, i! ~ ■•• on, and
J.a ■ 1 it. Hard m;.; , f. : ...-11or, ~f
lif a • ! ('i. t: :-' *■' hf'l.P *hp
r-y a-v .)(•,• . 'v .trirken
rVRBOttO TI-VMS imRNFV
T! T -bom ■ •: *>n rt pai't
r.v:i' do.-od 'he s- ...on ivitb a
'■■ nnis to*, hum. :.; i f; -> iich 18 ycr
'sons too'.: pet. T folio ■mu j
;■• o|/i* \od a'vards:;
Milton 'V. '.n • ' );y Willie i
M.-e it* dmoiid .••• . th-- rnen'
and omen ■ fi.vtle: t.*onhv, re**
speef ively. "F 1 <■ .ir!.' .■’-as
■ won by Mis;: TP Amend and Miss
Fi iin >'vrlrv: J?ovdoubles h\
n-'v- Bi.'i.:k rod Cannic Bro-v, v !
Mis fl ~. i'i- ..• ' ■■;•■ Blaek sne?
Mi Brdrtnv.c 5. ’•• Amu i. vist
'or:- to Taeboro in eluded Ales.
Ac-nrl Aloetoei e fmd mandchiHi*
cn. Pan >!a end Tommy Crosby!
of Nf •■ V' .'., C;i > ‘hr: .it• •rs Mrs. •
So-i<. Thomas/ Mores Carolyn 1
Dianne trsd it ..... I.: j Hninmond?
ff Ncv York • a.- -Mr o| ihei’
aunt? the Misses H immoiids '
on St. John S'va; t.
VAUP PISHES
VOTE REGI>I ft A HON
TV- lomi \AACr •: pUnniny;.
1 (“ci*r» * v*»-a i c\<' r-'Siib'li r>nd
’ ’c ijn .ip rf’ort to brlrf
vr'-itiy rnoic ' to the votor;.'
HOMETOWN NEWS
—Orange County News —
William Jordan, Reporter
Efland, N. C
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i FFf AND -'.V. Ed. Faucetto ’Vho
| has been very -dele at bis daugh
! let’s norm, i- improving V<A and:
j was e irrit d to Ms son's homo near
| Fairfield Church Sunday morning
1 SeiJtember -»th John FauectU's j
j wile -has ben very :ick and was ;
: <••!cried to a Durham hospital ph
1 she was returned to her home a
I few days ago much improved.
The Hi :h and public school near
! Charles 7'. Jordans farm was start-:
led the past vt.'k and many ehil
! dren are attending.
1 The High and Graded School at
j west Hillsboro viio: e Principal Is
| Prof. A. L. Stanback was started
| a few day. ago and we learn that
I the school is crowded.
| The W' t Eli and Colored School
. l>e, am been finish'd, hut wc near
I that 'ho school was open 'd in
'no old rhooi building until the
; New Buildig !<■)> imen finished. :
Rev. Ciaudf. Faucottc will soon
. have hi: new store Building fin
ished and • “ belie.e that he east
j mi;k> nuii ivot• ry by keeping the
| stood •: tii-it «!•« pei. ph: ner d and
wruit. I 'monade vili ~;o f «- tins
hot hri end i: much mote
. Mmhh-gra:’; '.' in otr.e of 'hr
i (bit bOP.lted bottb'd bevel .a:
R. \f. F.v >ck Irn -about finished
tis m v ho-pf r,ear hi-, tore sooth
’wr -t o- Efland ae.d ■• mie
< man* yoocis and k< v<*raßf' that his
■'.i : u ant ,-.i;d ■. -ft
Hurley Green -ind ■■■■{>• have
j stocked many »od: that tb.cii
■.i.-'tomers ne,.,i nr! •■•.• hc-V' that
t i v will iv: longi : sell Beet •
J'-bn A h T 1 1f...; ;:i, it*
. r.-la v a*. ‘iicy will soon
! i-'iild i .♦•!<•.* near fb' ir bom and
i stock up with suitable goods necd
j r, d by his many neighbors
! John W •'•f'.H hir; Tviff?
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Ayden Hi Class Handles
Carolinian In Community
AYDEN -■ Tl*>rough effort'' »f a
j clu... undei the guidaiwo and ad
! vivcnp t • M ■ To ton. THE
: CAROi iNIAN t'fjn.' eire tlafeel
! through the Arden comni'initv.
Th" clav; acid titty rr.p;. !. v t
Ayden High School Enrolls
Over 600; Band Drills On;
24 Graduates Eye Colleges
AYDEN According to Mr J.
:W. Ormond, pDneipa! of «;,<• Ay
o-'n High School, over six hun
dred students enrolled last. k •-
the first .essions of the new
bool term began.
Tire faculty per mncl • •'mairs •
the sam- a la * year »t t'A ‘*nty-:
tv. 0.
Under *y" direction ' Prof.
Huey Lnvi'"ii,f. the A;, icn High
Bend be ;«n it. ioutinc of praduo
• m.,‘ marching strains ind school
: songs for the enst'ing acliviti .« oi :
the school vcai There nr.- thirty
Tx mt rabers of the band thi- . car.
Principal Ormond is proud of the
met that out of the thirty.s>\
I grads last year twenty-four are cn-.
j rolling in institutions of higher.
! learning this fall. Never k fore in j
' th. hit tor* of tin school has t•’t i s
number oi a graduating elars
Somctin". SHRD CMV”.v vmfv; l
■ p.anncd 'o < nro'i ’ ; t *’ -J iw.
: sorm:tiroes the number h-■•he.*n a:
is fifty percent, but never
: this high percentage.
F;onnie tvhbch.urs'i. a member .
ioi li t ear' I nice ei? *?! 1 i
j r.vd "ionlafc North Cirolma Coi
!c~e m Dun'tam tfcU tall by c.r- j
fist A e v jdi*able inerceve ''as not-'
0(1
PERSONALS
Member. 1 of Km J, J... Harrison
p: mil-- motored to Norfolk Sun- !
ca; their riaughicr and sister. Mrs
Lillian H ..letics whose husband,,
jes - ' aa : been taking treatment
at a Norfolk hospitaj- Tar boro; ■
Credit Union. ‘F. D. Wharton, sec
retary-treasurer reports an in-)
crease in a see* to th** amount of !
ever 512,000 wilhui a v.ix-’r.ontii
period. Us rating is high an *he
ijsi of colored credit unions.
’-' ; » ■
jg£a£sm’ I
i
LIKES MONO APPEAL --
Shown t« Corporal Jerry K
Crump, 19-year old North Caro-
lina hoy who was recently a-
warded the Congregaionsi Medal
•»A > I>mL »• \£ { .l».lV#6ti r ? •* *£fl*L
who U.iva been on the rick oro
reported much 1-elfor.
Major Faucet’ir of Hills-
Inirti, mvs Hurt he will give an
acre of land on his iprm
near Fairfield t htirch If five
people will bnlld suitable
ehurelv and Sunday school
building on it.
Rev. Ross Turner and Reverend
i J runes C. Thompson and Revet end
Claude Fnucettc have promised to
; preach sot the. c colored families
I every Sunday it they can eel up
' a . uitabte build hi.: And a large
Mercantile Firm covering the
United states sa£s that, they are
willing to build a suitable Hall oi
: Church if the people wil l .how
their wlllingne:.. *n hove a church
, and Hall.
Th- '.fe'cantih'i firm say
t'he.v arc v iliin : t• > build :i fifty
-1 thou: : .'uid collar Church find Hall
•in V/r I Efland. near the Morrpm.
Green Public School if th r folk
will : how a willingness to get rea
dy for it by getting good roads,
mail hove, telephone line: and
other improvements.
Ther* nr? more than fifty fami-
M*' ", * ■ of F.fland that do pot
h.ce .'in;, rural routes near their
•homo.: and have to walk a mile
ac more to Fflmd to get fhetr
j'hfiil Postmaster ghaut* of Me bam
lavs they ''ill extend Route i tc-
Efland and north to Bill. Dorsetf's
Store and *rest hy Thomas
Brown'- md Jesse t. Poole' t.-vm
,f they -vll* lminy in petitions
bovine their node for yam**.
Votirs f eir -i better Et:jte. Nation \
,>nd V, r oi Id. j
E' af.-rn.ill.*.,
W:d, Henry fordan. Re-j
r*er. Eflaiid. N G
week md hope to increase ihc-j
ui'Ctrlation next meek.
1: - th* desire of the CAROI TN- i
TA?: s*aff to : cvvc the eommuni-i
t; with il.'W'S :>Pd event : nf :
A yden community.
by. •: ■' >2vri scholarship.
NEWS OF
DOVER
N. C.
DGVFR Th.- Roy Evaruw h t
wi not oc tin services in Doves i
"is wuck at announced.
He ‘fce.'-ins a w*e> k- services nn 1
Sept.. 7th t St. John Church of.
■ C hrisf
Regular services are held at St
:John Church of Christ every third
’ Sunday night.
The public is invited to corpe
. , wo; :-iiip with t; - Rev. C H.
Boykins, psr'or.
M- rhomi Simmons and Mrs.
Bi.'nehic White t;!i remain cn the
sick list. Rnlativ*".: and frlerid:- of
; Dover <virh for < ach of them a
‘speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Malschia Herns
iannounce ’h r birth of a it) ocind
i be.by girl.
'Tv cy *-ara B Monro has re
turned from rt"'.** York ‘ i * ■"rr ,he
attended summer rhnol. Mrs.
Moore ha recently been appointed
as t-'sehm in the Craven County
unit. She forme i*l; ■•e.ctdod in
.N'-w York., h ' now at hom.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Bection.
BFC
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Read The Carolinian!
; Mr, .1. C. Cowan. Jr., President
j ot Burlington Mills Oorp., and j
Chairman of the U. S. Defense
! Bonds Industrial OomiUec for
; North Carolina.
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THE CAROLINIAN _
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! IV SONG 15 VI if E Vl' KINS
] TON The Pile rim TravHct *.
j roremost spirUual :uid
iir**ti|>, in the uountrv !«>-
j i> < y hive c>\ fJttjrrrl a|j th,» s»>U*m
; nity, hnmiHiv <ml |> Uh*>s om
•mfli* tl in s ;'red snrnf*. Tlu*y
S
VISITS in ,Vi lIOKMA
Miss Charlotte C .Tohnson of
Dover was a recent visitor in
Los Angeles, California, While
there she attended 7be .16th \n
nual Session nf the National
f brislian ATissionar' Convention
Disciples of Christ. (Interraeiai).
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• WTTTTF. ON WHITE lnfantrymen crouch to Ihe snow »* they
ndvaner toward a simulated obk-ctive. near Fairbanks Alaska- Thopa
men ore assigned to the A tosh an Command- *« a p*»l of the Army**
permanent pnrtv. The men are aWe to completely !««*• thrfnvlvea in
the terrain, wit fitted «« they ore in the -hit,-, n -oW Hn-d paW-»s.
(Newsprca* Photo.)
:
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ifciiaWttr
MmmimMmSKmz
MAILBOX SUPFOKX ... a strong support ior rural mail b*xe» j
% enough te hold large parcels can he made of two old onto- j
mobile rhns riveted to four pipe leg* Legk su hesst »*> drawn 4>»*B
aw* ffeiii/ -i* s*o w
'■•ill ippcar in a Kittle of none*
with tin- Sr-u I Stirrers the
Original Blind Boys, and fin
lacUsnn Jlarnxinncrrs from
son Miss, in I lie 11. Sirup
son School .Auditorium, Kinston,
Ortn*»--r Id, !')•'» at S:00 p.m.
Vlis-, lohnsnn also visited South•
eni f hristian Institute at Ed
wards, llis.s,, tnd ,l,i r vis Chris
tian College at Hawkins, Tevas,
Ia o of the s< hoots supported by
tb National Christian Mission
ary ( onyention. The (tip ms
very -n joy able.
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 20, 1952
f KINSTON *« 1
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! KINSTON Heavy dair. was
the rcBUl 1 . of i fire at the homo
•; oi Mr.-. Benin M. Taylor, (532 Min
erva Si. here Friday afternoon.
; Tho e-mao of tin fire was riot
known. Damage was t it, >5)00 by
1 the insurance adjuster.
KINSTON SHUT-INS
Mr.;, Lottie Chapman w 221 K.
North Si. was coni hied to bed am
, ;;--nt to a local hospital here lest
I Monday. Report , indicate some
improvement is being made.
| ..e.i. Carrie Chapman of !>lB Uni
j vt rsitj 1 S', here is improving nice
!y nicely aftei bring confined at
hez home for about ni.-.e days.
Line'll,n City School, condemned
last year, will hr opei tiled aoaiP
this year until . ich time a the
new annex at Sampson fjeho'd is
j ready.
Timor no. isi
♦ ■& lw£f| ilm "yf' •' •£ ■ &
•TORfiV WEDS "BESS”
lYiHhni tVirfhld Tamed oon
ii r< haritupi' nm\ starring in the
! current "Vnr%v and Bess' folk
«per% was married In New Yak
entlv in Mi s J.eorflvne Pi ire.
Hr ploys Enrgy, and she jpl.v -,
> -a m what is rated by man;,
critics as the most exciting of
S all productions of this Hey wood
iFARM TENANTS
jIN CELEBRATION
HA i ft, HARKEN
| ROCKY MOUNT .N.t. .• • Some
j 525 tenant families vi»h ~n ag
gregate of around ;HXI >,;• : >r,. mu
!jn the uinuai farm get-together
| :s;;t w-c-k at BrnsweU forms Lake
i near BatiirPorc.
It IP. PEAK SAM IN CHARGE
j In charge of the day-long pro
! ;?tam xvaa former '-tat.' legislator
j Thom a; -E Pearsall .listen as man
| . „• r oi the M. C. R>. Hive!] Farms,
I Tnc., '.i)i -, known as the leading
! ? nnant project in ! n four-county
j area of F.<!geeombe. Nash, Halifax
j ,vi'd Wilson. P; ■■■sr.-all marrien the
' daughter of the !;<C M. C. Bras
| Veil shee- Runic eoro mmuion
i j'O'. l ' .'tana- noeeups .•;.
i Mr. Poir rU h.v. done m -eh to
i Ls; the 1 n<eu :i d Bi i.■•> li
I 1 r li- as >i. U as Un living Lind •
; ards of it * -apt , ny-.-t r<? ■■■ i.<•:>-.
j axf colored. Hg 'T.'t c - r.or fl verst i
j v,*;;rs encouraged. and in soreo
i instancfts made it nvvide* ■'•>,-.- that
I tenant carry out the direction; of
• *.'XtCfJ ■ i OP. -fTViee -vocksv through
j farm and home improvemenc and
j 4-H ch.zb erk aloiy,- ■* vh heaHh
I programs
McNFH "n r \rktr rr ik
With 70 of fl’c fanbiKer <•«•• i-.-.
i ins at? ai'ds for better home arnri
i faiTn work from Pear all, Edgc
] combe farm agent H W. McWeitl
; and home agent Mr: . Hazel Par
i ker Scar > gave addresses on CH
j work.
1.-adieis; the prize winners
were: Mrs. Mattie Parker, tone
j time eantsing ebampsop. who
this year canned 60; quarts of
fond- stuff: Mts. Marie Wirt
tns. hest sfswinj; Raymond
Randolph and family, s.'-n for
being adjudged the best »».
| around tenant family grot ip
Second in thi ■ !■- ■’ cn*
i to tire Tom Dailey family and V -
!to Arf'.uir Reynolds family Jim
|my Phillips family MO 3rd a wi- ■
| flow, Mr..-. Roca Dougins received!
$5. Gray St.'-ning- received ths j
‘■coveted" sr> ••>"’ard ?oj being the -
bc:.t (ebseCo produce! • ;()•) Hfi SV I
( erng* yf SUM 3 ptm acre,
! James Har dwa.- next •vilh v
| $: 013,24 .average.
! ALLAN
! MIMS, .!
INC. -1
FORD SALES
AND
SERVICE i
225 Tnrbor© St
TELEPHONES
2-2191 5425
• arrWM- - --■■->■
at 7:30 p.m. Moodily, kept. 1 at
l Boy :•'•■« ut of Tioop No. 13J met
! tb'. cornin' Con a Community Cen
ter here.
lUA’iTSS
Mi.. 1.. Rohm.'! r; recovering
nicely hi " - home at 20-1 East
-South ll .'t after p abort stay in
a local hn.-.f-iral )iere.
DHLS hl otjEM.V
Mr: Silvi-. tyhite, 120 South
Queen Slrt-i.i'll ncL.lcu!,) -t the
Ki ior i Shirt Co Fr iday. Funeral
--ci vice; . ere held Monday at
pm. it the FL < Rapti : Church
• it* F-n-t Sti ’ci, the Rev U. G
Moye officiating. Survivors arm.
Mrs Cherteon B-- k-r Ham of |-h«*
tiome 'tts fleisni p.iKei-son, of
the home: Mrs. Mildred Washing
ton, ot the home; ivj- FredUck
Whji' , Mr, H.'l'tit I.iktiii, q f ftyri
hom«
lit i sbv. in r 1 ;,' i■ Ihr iirw lvn 'd-i
v. ill ■v*>rjc during their ' hnnf y
li’wri ’ in "Pnrgv ,m<l Bi-sy" nv.
rtifri in 1 -;rnpe. The opera no*
.p'iv is ‘-t'u iii;; v'- enter!'riiunen*
to f'uujir, hut i! .i!i-o is rid
ing 'he t s. yi<c di-partnirui
lo fii iiinnsrate Ihsl \r;roes in
Arnetii ; can develop hr highest
artistic talents. t.-YNT*)
| $4 proof,, 75% 6rais gs-iMft gji.dh f
j i
* SColiS Itvc. ' |
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FOR THE REST
VALUES
Cash or Credit
SOUTHERLAND
FURNITURE CO.
207 N John Street
Phnn*. 1055
GARRIS DRY
CLEANERS
AND HATTERS
•■fiVE DAY nl'RVlffr
yog \ renter Goldsboro
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Furniture
KINSTON
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BLLL-STUaRT
Furniture Company
Ouelity Furniture, RessotiabUt
Price*
*2l-2* N. John Street
Goldsboro. N. €., Phone 1790. J
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