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.Vhs. Slay, ;i dm liter in Mrs.
<ie<sri;t- Lipscomb, oi .Vliltnn, N<
intii in Jianklin, (.irniany as a
ill inmi.iilt of Sgt Roy A! S! ;>
for three years, during which
time she met man) of the Hut h
’ii-tiplc. Shi admin s them for
their liie l!\ attitudes and hox
|.italil\ and in the special in
iiiest (he\ showed id lOliiM'il V
me« n a«x. Y, ;< bride of Sgt Slay
sin- lived in civ 11' -i n q«l .Iters
|ilOvilfl tl I»V tilt t Utied States
<«-o\eriunrnt. I'ht u qiurtr's r. err
ifivitictl into '.prc.:l! rimes id the
i ilv. I ue; were no! segregated
tiuui tie lieniuii inil.ition
tut the separation bciw ei:st Ar
my milks Living quartets were
provided only lot Oliit tls and
M lgl aids' dependents. II il nII s
Mrs Slay s stay in Germany she
had servants to do general
HOilse WOtli. liie -.ervaiits wrlr
iin ei lui al.u'.lt theit work and
always did a good job Sh
found thy IhlL’h to in' esi client
iimlo . well as house cleaners
I out! tor Aron person till was
|.ur< based through Ai ini ex
change ststim .it (In same price
we fay hen- in the t.-(tiled States
figartctes were an eseeiiiiun,
they were ptm h.x< il tor ten
rents per pock I learned from
the German people many ways
to prepare a meal without hav
ing a lot of meat and eVp'tjtive
lomls like th.- average Ameri
can," said Mrs, Shi'', file So» lai
phase of her stay in 1 i auklurt
was not at all a dull one. She
visited the homes ol many A
merii :ui GIN. She attended ei< il
ia n churches, their movies, tints
ad schools, liie German School
teachers, through the pro ess of
(Illusion. learned much and
seei ined w illing lo itartt more
afciiiit tin- Americans and their
way oi life.
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RANGES REFRIGERATORS RADIOS
WATER HEATERS
Hftres-JACKSON
ELECTRICAL CO.
Contractors Household Appliance*
133 E, Hargett Street Rhone 3 5031
“Every House Needs Westingho-use”
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I'Olii CITY NHWS RI F.l. Above
»»;t f.tti; ) s t>i tii#* Juniot' S<*jni«!
i Uissfv us ('oiniiHluitv hospital
posr .it Mtt*ir tunior Seitiur prom
{•i!d < (iri litKjv night at *filhi<‘st
Vli«!iiK son** of tin- m*ui> bits* j
ktts In Johnii'v Muultfby, j
uriing business mart of %\il
miiiiUon, to thr at *. I*rist- j
mas tirm lUiitoiri: I oUow ing its
annual tradition of spreading
Army Program Stresses Need For Morality
AH MV ItEADQUAfiI’ERS in
tli'.* Pentagon Building «<»c eritly
issued three startling pamph
lets. They established in the
United States Army formal hi
st; action m morality
Character Outdance Discus
siim Topics. live new Armed,
forces’ morality program is
entitled, begins with this strik
ing foreword:
"These programs have one
common purpose. That purpose
is to instill into all tile men
and women of our Armed
forces, lesciors and licet alike,
a sense oi individual moral
responsibility. To achieve this
purpose the > hardett-r develop
ment programs stress the moral
pimciples that sustain the phil
osophy of American fitedom,
particularly as it is set foiui
in tin- opening paragraph of the
Declaration of Independence
That philosophy r- yards, man
as a creature of Clod. As such,
each iiicliv idu.ii m the Armed
Forces is accountable arid re
sponsible So his Creator for
ttie way he performs ins civic
and military duty. Sound mor
ality must underlie all military
instruction. ’
THIS NEW character-guid
ance program is built around
the unchanging principles of
liie natural law. The course
discusses ihe human conicionce,
tlie existence ol God, and the
ToOli-year old Ten Command
merits
With apologies to no one, the
author deals with the value of
religion in daily liie, the need
for wholesome thinking, the
importance of the Stx,lh and
Ninth Commandments in man’s
sex life. The case for humil
ity. prayer, and inalienable
rights is presented most con
vincingly.
Orange County News and Views
FFI.AND- Robt Fund is build
.?k; U Ik l J i aL’li'.V UT-st < ' Ks
.laud and ui th#* ]Murjt iw-tirwi 1
! Sfh’OOl C. o? y) t) i uii it y,
Ret Claud! Fau.'ftn- and wife
arc i.et'int ready u. -n„ k then
;m-W store ~ust L:;i; bed and with
- il,!;; - iij.;lit.-- They hop. To nunr.
i install tetephonv .ei vice.
Hurley Green has about finished
. I new a well in;.’ lo; in, mn. Hur- '
i< v Green, Jr lie has a very nice ;
bpildii .j' and ,s within .-.i.eht us tin-'
new public school tn ildj.'iL'. And!
'I hi Good Rued bi.iildei'S sue build- .
’ ior seme more pi,mi roads about,
i! e Moi're s ■ i.h v‘er. Public School I
! building.
William Fd Faucctte was reriuri
'ed lome beltei 'Monday, December j
2y He h.,s been sick for -omc time
;at hi; daughter arid sou-in-law 1 .-,
j iiome.
i Aunt Josej.iliine Haivery was n.
purled ...nine Letter Tuesday morn.
?tW , tfsßwWv'>S x vy.' jwwr 4 • « • J
1,1111(1 oii«H*r to ithers 2Vi«*<n h<*rs
*.j ili*- Muusf jvld A K*‘U(iy Post,
XT Hi U U'. guv v out foot I Ikv
kef* Ofluikils of tin post h»i« up
with I uth*t I 5 Kiitou, who
l.lt siml tliV biltsk* IN. ami Mrs
\ t uojit'i i>i Hu* New M.tii
n\» i I bUlll) WHfiUr |>t pas tuM-nt.
j t'hafMain .f. I < w ;t> in
' c liars;* 4 ,— .%li l*hot«>s by V aiitior*
iiilt Studio.
j The pamphlets dearly set
before each new recruit the
, age-old Cliristian concept of
, obedience so unpopular with
’ modern minds, that man’s use
' of freedom must be limited by
; respect lor law and moral
principles. As the pamphlets
emphasize, ‘ Vvithout obedience
I to God. there is xcatcely any
| basis for obedience to other
: authority ”
THE ARMY is spenduig
i thousands of dollars on this
• new project because it has no
j liced ovet the years that a man
loi religious conviction makes
| tine best soldier
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From many bitter experiences
’ our miliutry leaders know that
i a man trained in the secrets of
j tiie Nation's defense is a dan
i porous man if he lacks moral
j ir.tvy: rty, if he is wanting in
j sound Christ;,m character, or
I if his patriotism and loyalty do
: not spring from basically telig
i ious principles.
! IT SEEMS CLEAR that our
| Armed Fences find no conflict
; l>etwecn religion and the
American way of life In fact
the Army hopes to win Amer
ica's wars by teaching soldiery
reli km.s princ.oics. Perhaps
we will win the "Battle for
j Peace" when we begin lo bring
; back into civilian life those
| religious principles that once
| gave America her claim to
greatness throughout the world
j (- by Alvin Illig ) »
I i r*aa, . .. . . ..-DC
m,; its yi, ir reporter went by their
Vour (u-porte! ir.-.s made arrange
j memis Xv -t! a largo) raim-ra so
'that we can show pictures as well
as reporting the news
Miss lieu jo act- tic just return
ed Hum Washington. where 1
-he i‘.a> boon \ isitillid to
Mss Mar aroitt* MrAdoo came
bonne to visit her mother and fath-i
. i <'.u is’..’:, i and r<-ton »lt d no D ;
■i' Saturday. Dee.-mLol 27th
Sambo Coins and Nancy Cone|
■/, in- i;m first Colored folks to be;
; buried in tl.i; community and we
; iw.ijjt- to Slim r.liO'ss tile piCtlli'CS Oil j
j their graves ill an old burying i
liu.md on tie. late John H. Han- \
I nor farm
Tho i,ext Colored buiying ground i
is a iCated oi the * .i•;I side of the |
Kl iand-t. t-uar Cliova- in.ilrway atiu
lis located mi the J. Ei nest Tavlur
,i s rrrt Many i were buried
here.
Near whore tiro now highway
i c onneets \\it*i No 70 just west at j
: Eno River and on the Duke Land;- |
tiieio is a grave holding about 2:"'
j Yankees '.vim w.u k,)L-d cha in . ,
: *i:t* Civil War day . And there |
l-s: i.uld b>- a i-ud'k iud oft tT.-i'o n j
• that talks ut today could see the •
second v. heal, cal n and barlev null '•
which was started in 1010 by B*u- 1
!i a min fa,crest and his three sons. |
■ Uncle Faueette owned ai
small blacksmith rhoo and farm!
i.i. the laud . just norili of the late j
iJ or Turner Farms, which are now |
C'''.i«Eib by Zvirr-xtr.r.
: Singer Likes Silence
.. M-t-lh , I’bic, ■.' mC
1 opera star and outdoorxman, regis
t-■ i s appreciation of the quietness
anil easy accessibility of the new
1953 Evinrude Super Fast.win out
board motor being demonstrated by
Stephen F. Briggs, chairman of the
company that makes it.
Raising the new auto-lift hood
that swings up like the hood of a
ear to expose the motor, Brigg;
explains that a new carburetoi
I silencer is responsible for the moie
: than do pel rent ieduction in motoi
noise that .Melchior’s trained ear
detected.
UK,lift \Y I’ATIIOi.
ISSt I S HM IlliS
RALEIGH- Slate lii ( ;bway Pa
: l: ol bi'kdquarters last week re
|.oi led 11,008 m ricits t'm traffic- vl
(datioii -. in N'ir, embt-r me! clii *
fur dniiiken dnvine
Another “,!<!>:; Jar Heels m<>-
Tnii ts wer.- lianitril i itatmiis
and imleied to appear in court.
Imrine the month tiie patrol
a; livitv repoit showed 3,353 uc
i ill lilt iliv i lie a tioiis, Kt. -.00 ve
bicle iiisp- i tieiiis and 11 5 'it;.
spot drivers lieeiire iilspeCtiOiiS
Min o! Ihi patrol iraveiej
f.K.i'!,3.M ii.iles in Hie peifolin
anee of ttieif duties and used
i'Mt.2l:' galioie ol gasoline ihey
recovered ami iduuita! to their
owners ears and propertv val
ued at SS7!«Wt
In addition to enforcement work
the patrolmen performed 18.633
ai ls of courtesy for n;.»torixt.- they
■ eiYcountered in line ol duty.
And of tbe number of violator*
taken to court, 11.107 were found
; guiltv th.- r eport concluded
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THISPETiV*PfICE
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r ** ' _ mm L££ YATES
Dawdle Dell Corresponder
S!C.\ FAIATtK Fiav iur NuU'heli ;
a tin nunc • . th,.t he had a race
ii.-de: this purl weeK from a ladies’
underwear r'l.i'e up in tin.- city. In
ease the public would like to see
samples. *of Flavius’ art, tie an
liiMiif; lie has hung seme stgns
upi m public pi.i.-es to dry as his
.-.tudio • ain’t big enough to spank ,
a Mitten in " Some of Flavius signs
and their Main street locations are:
LADY WITH A SLENDER i OBSO,
Miss Effie Spindleshanks’ front
gate; LADIES' LINGERIE SEC
OND FLOOR. Parson Peters’ front
gate • CORSET SALON. Route Bel
lows blacken.ith shop; FLATTERS
YOUR TUMMY REDUCES MID
RIFF Sop and Talers Case; and
S- lIS YOU SV P ERBI.Y N EVE R
RIDES UP, on a sample casket at
the Rest-in-Peace Mortuary.
» * *
Mr. and Mrs Collard Green of
Spilt Pell Ridge. Who have tleeil
living with her folks, have moved
ui with his folks because her folks
have moved in with their folks
* * *
Fire Chief Ralph Sprinkle an
swered the alarm on Main street
Saturday and found the telephone
pole on which the alarm box hangs
on fire The box hadn’t been used
1 in eight years and developed a
short circuit when the lever was
pulled. Chief Sprinkle learned that
tr.e false alarm was turned in bv
Timid Thunder'head, who lives out
in the country when some bo.vs told
him if he pulled the lever a little
turd would hop out and take his
pi< lure But with the pole on fire
the alarm wasn't false after all.
and Chief Sprinkle had to rescue
telephone lineman Virgil Otis, who
was working on top of the pole
when it caught fire.
•* * *
Aunt Gee-Gee Mopish regrets
that the Bruish have the atom
1 bomb She fears that now they’ll
try to take back Topple s Bottom
; that our troops in a charge under
• her great grandfather took from
live Redcoats in 1776 ♦
.
ic.iTdrei! and Unde Lindsay Fau
jv‘tt whose picture v. .k rcc-mly
jr. n in the CAROLINIAN c.m Lace
] his forefather;-' buck many many
! vears later. The most of these Fau
i a-tt-es live be very old.
And many of them live clean
! and pure lives and Major Fauccttc
; ami his wife id Hillsboro do not
I use. lithacivo nr aJeoliulic lyever
• * id any kind and they try to
! o. • the Golden Rule a... ihe Lest
j rule of life
The Torains are another family
i i-hiit. live loiig and prosperous
| lives and mio nf them recently
1 1 * »tt: hi ami nine tho'i-and
j dollar* tor a 97’ acre farm and or
jenard that was owned by Charles
i L Jordan.
And Isie New Jordans School
i house built on lands bought from
Mia. Mary Vincent i- being well
:;it!ended and there are many Col-
iuredl fannhes living in that i.otn
-5 m unity.
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THF G AT? 01. l NT AN
I It's Your Hospital and Your Life
By U. WHY
Got montv troubles? Who hasn't
i these days. Seems everything
| costs more. Bread milk shots
i rein - movie ticket*. 1 l' your
| i'amily is typical, bill- com in
I regular a- t-lockwoik week at
; ter week, month altei rnot:th.
Let s take a look at th.n* i’uU
; pay your i\mt bill b< uiuse v)u
■ want a dome a root over your
: head. You pay your grovel's bill
btcaii.se food i- a ban- want
and you enjoy eating Junior':
,at w boo r make him the envy oi
everyone at school Mom's new
j hat is a morale builder You don't
; mind paying those bill The pay
ment on your radio or electric
washer take.-, quite a bite out of
your budget lint it: .something
, you'll appreciate ovn and ovot
! ap.ain s.ometltiny you'll have
j .'Ol years.
But those medical bill.-:. They're
a different sto y No one likes
to be sick. Bill: loi doccn -
I vices tor hosuitolizution for
drug items represent the ex
i efise of payn.M to: . oiinthinf; ,ou
'iidn’t want in tiie iimt nlace
dim or injuiy. That ; why med,.
j. al Lilts .seem to hit tour pok.i
book especially hard \ ou’re i t
ns- toi ometliirig you don’t want
-: oun thing you didn't plan or:
HOW ABOUT IT" HOW DO
YOU'} MEDICAL COSTS STACK
I'D IN RELATION I'O YOUR O
-IHER FAMILY EXPENSES;
LETS LOOK AT THE RECUKI)
TO BEGIN WITH, wages nave
i tseii it lot fas'er tlian medical
care prices. This means you have
to put in I.ESS work to pas to:
j the same amount of medical care
than ever befeoie
AT ilif S.A.ME TUsIE, your to
la 1 medical bills haven’t gone op
■ s far or a.- last as th, cure
ot hit ad, milk fuel and othei
family necessities.
WHILE MUST OT- YOUR :am
ity e .pendit(.li't s nave been Ly
i ocKctme. today you -pend only
islli o Os- out of < very duii.O on
medical the lacit proper-
Mum ycatt parents -pent ft»j torn
loectifaj tare "0 year- aeo
* But that only pai t of the
.lory W hen you figure out tue
oust of a bay of groceries, you add
|up what you pay lot potatoes, but
ts’. and other food items in the
; o. v. To give you a clearer pic
': tore of your medical care dollar.;
let .-, do the same with medical
; costs. When you buy medical care.'
I you pay not only for the services!
oi vour doctor but also for hos
pital care, drugs and other things.)
SO ! .FT'S LOOK AT YOUR
DOCTOR LILTS. When Dad has
, his appendix out or Dorn gets
i. sore Fii iM! - or Junior bleaks:
i his arm, \aui doctor is the feifpv ;
| who takes care of it. Providing ;
j medical services r- your doctor's.
'FIRST responsibility. Hts lee is
! secondary But your physician is \
! also an independent bm-tnessman
with a living to tarn. Like any .
i businessman, he must charge for j
jilts services.
While most family expenses have
; been shooting up sharply, puy-j.;
.cunts' fee-, have risen only mod- •
erateiy In fact, your doctor yet
l‘i* id rtri i t'ej; inj’ f?'K<!'*■ of your;
.■ t.’ifdical dollar That :: not ail.
i doe toi i* consiantly ru&w -
aiid -belter U'Chriiqur- In ns an /
Baptist Ministers
(ionfemue Reopens
WILMINGTON
The Baptist Ministers Conf<*r
enci of Wilmirn'or and vicinity
: closed its weekly fellow ship meet
ings recently but will re-open Jan*
; wiry if at the t -u.d hour.
The lust meeting was conspieu
ious toi the volume of business
si. C'C;:}.: 1 udied. Bretlu en vrnu are
!:u: tntahzed arc the Rev. H la*wi
■ end D W Folwoud. Provision was
• made to keep them mindful oi
I their ieiiow-pastor.
'Die right-hand ot fellowship
was again withdrawn from the
Rev Sampson David, the trea.ur
|ei of the organization, lor cau .y
--1 irig a brother to law. which is con
jtt ary to tiie teachings of the New
i Testament, namely 1 Corrirc H. 5,
hi.
Dr. J H Moore save a dynamic
j message on the preeminence oi
j Christ.
i Ihe meetm.. tie* i-R-.i v.-id also
|be an interesting one, opening with
• a dinner Refreshments will be set
I ved to all present
The Rev. J. M Maliette will rive
the message
Tiie public is invited.
Signed the Rev. .1 M M.Dlette
j president; Rev G P House,
- \SWICK NOTES
WILMINGTON -
: Home sos the holidays w«ie
: Messrs. William Hardy, Frank
I Randolph, V. Randolph, Elbert
Johnson, D. Smith. Mr and Mrs
John W Smith and Joseph Evans.
Miss Let-la Ruth Hankins ana Miss
j Queenie Randolph.
The following persona were seen
jo t the wedding of Miss Alston our
' county supervisor: Mr. and Mrs.
’ Andrew Green, Mr, and Mrs Vann
; ‘j Galloway, Mrs. B Berry. Estell?
■’ Violet Mitchell and son; Florence
- Williams and nephew. James Bty
ant; Mr Ben Thomas. Ed we; - i
Clemmons, Misses Viola McKoy, A.
, : Rosboro. Phcebi Randolph, Mr
,!and Mrs. Vann Bellamy. Mr. Sum
Bethea, and Mrs. Baldwin
’ The wedding was held at Fay
j i»-tteville Street Baptist church on
Saturday evening, six o'clock. 'Die
: event was a scene of beauty and
f i splendor. The church was decoral
s.ed in ivy which was interwoven
j in thatched lattice, with bridal
•j!roses, with poinseUia a.s center of
. ; beauty. The lovely palms were
s I centralized to catch the gleams
, which fell from the candellabra.
'across the entire rostrum, dandles
D lighted every other pew fastened
I I with a white satin tie The bride
1! wore a white salin, lace trimmed
-1 f»cwri with a train which fluvved
-] at length and was carried with
i dignity by the bride The bride
-! carried a lovely bouquet oi white
IE. Administrator
cases these enable him to shorten
! | you: illness, so that your TOTAL
, ! doctor uni foi similar service
■ less today than it would have
i j been 15 years ago Because wages
i nave risen so much faster than
i doctors' fees, you hate to put in j
, I less, work tiian eVei before to j iy
, y !.i m f a;:: i, y ja.i, s ,i: -
j g< on, or specialist
1 I ANOTHER IMPORTANT PART
1 v..-F YOUR MEDICAL, DOLLAR i
Mooes to pay youu hospital;
! BILLS How do t-hey compare J
j ! witli your other medical c-x!»en- !
■j e. Oi all \ our medical care pri- j
’ices, hosjutal room rales alone have
I risen fastei tnt.n prices oi trie |
*, other goods .•.ml services you buy
• i ism t!ie 11 • .-> a reason a aoott t
1 tea nil .
Just as in vour own household, I
■very hing the ho.-pita! has to pay
i io: is lughe: This includes food• -
.'m l- -qiiipiuc-nt and other sup
plies Hospital employee: now
! work a short*! week This means
- i tii.it inure ej-npluy ees are needed
1 I odas to ,lo the same amount ot
knave lagged behind v.age,- in most
av e I a.j get! behln devages in most
the!, service i.'.dusli n-s, have had
Ito be increased. Payroll alone uc- !
1 i ;: fc e hospital budget Desui •an in- •
! crease in uaily rate.-, it costs t'n
)!nation.-j genera! hospital: more to
j: -are lor patients Ilian was r< t.viv
•j eu iiotii patient- But lien the
! important point: although hosi-Va! i
j osts .trni the elore daily room
-irate-, an higher your hospital
i. lav iho: tin on Mu :i\'*n .
- j than ever befote As a result, you;
! IdTAI hospital bill is often low
i-i than it would have been ~t
; any time in the paM Tin - is dm
unproved -m mai tiutlioti
ij a ore effective dm.vs. new cqmp
: merit, amt lietlei oveiall care
j THE THIRD ITEM UN YOUR
'MEDICAL COST UIST IK YOUR
| DRUG BILL: When you ar«- nek.
; chances an- ynui dm tm will i.ie
| scribe sonie -ort of jnedicaTiOii t-»
r l;t Mj vail get -.-. el! ll I, ay be a
jdiug that V. a*, u-ad vDc-.n fl:,d VS.:
ja uoy tint Ti.m, than iii.t-iy Oil .
!be trie VI i > 1... t• - t thin ' ••.en net
j ins di a. ,iv i.-iv.J to ht-Rj youi ail
■ merit
i Ten v ear-, ago. you m-ver heard
jof cortisone • ACTH anti’u-Ra- •
imine vitamin B-12 penicillin ;
or the newer type antibiotics.:
I Then you couldn't have taken ad- '
j vantage of their healing powers
!at ANY price The price lag on a
■ newly introduced drug HAS TO
BE high Io cover the costs ot :
.making it available to von: re
j search .pilot plants, clinical test
- ;ng. distribution But when the
.vheels of production start luMne:
and competio:: begin.-- tire
I original price come.- down in a
: hurry' Right now . drut-s as a whole '
an taking a declining shore oj j
your medical dollar.
So when you add up all your
medical bills - your
■ bill, your hospital costs. your
■ drag charge-’, .vour dentist’s fees.
: and other expenses you'll see
that all of these services more
■ than u.i.y for them:-; !ve,- m tuue
j and money saved and longer
j: oduCtiv e life.
In short. Uii'-vTo helping you to.
yet THE REST Mi.Dll ,1. CARE
AT THE LOWEST POSDHBIE
; COST.
bridat ro < : tied • ith white satin ,
! ribbon Mu. 1 !:' for the Oeiai-iult v. as
II iidei'e'i by the Rv V R Hamiltvin
Jetei oigani-t. ami Mr Edward
Clemmons, a, -olohst. sang. "I Lovi
1 Thee Dear.’’ Tin- music was divine
ly sweet. The bi idr-.smaids and
lady in waiting wore Irish blue
; lace and satin tun is gowns ano
cat lied whit- and red flowers t i
white and red satin ribi.un tn-. .
Tlit double ring ceremony was one
of the mo-.l bcautitul vs the -.ea
son. Guest- weiv taken to City
Auditorium where gitt- were dis
played and the remainder >,t Vu
c* retnony vvu- held Retre :m . t
i vvim.isted ut - ake. inhit.-, nut. and
! mint di ink
vVe are sm i v to annouiiCe the
l.afiins ot ivlr Clay te Randolph,
who died Sunday at a Wihiuug
toi. hospital.
The Fail BJuff choir rendered j
piogram at St John Baptist
diiuvh Sunday.
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' j The Christmas morning service,
held at five o'clock, was largely
attended at tit Pilgrim Baptist
: r-.iut ch. i
j Mrs Hattie McNeil underwent a
; recent opmation at the hospital ;
; Mrs McNeil, who did much ethdi
ity work In the community, is
solely missed. We wish lor a
speedy return from the hospital
Rev Marmichae!. who pastured
Hanks Chapel foi the past five i
years, has been sent to a charge,
Rue Chapel, in Newjbern The wri*
: ttr and his church on last Sun-,
day. and the members at* happy •
: with theii new pastor Soon, tue :
I minister will move, with ht: lam ■
il.y, to Nevvt.ern
1 Christmas brought home many
j of our boy - arid ;t-. Is v\ ho have!
1 been a wav for some tune
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• j Tit State College Extension St-r ;
vice ha- made plans foi i>u fa'ai
i dwelling available ti*, to fajn«
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JANUARY 10, 1050
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YANK HOLIDAY PARTY You’re tMdiipr a peek at inirrie of thv
•title g-viestn at k holiday party givfh to tour L'.OOi) Ueflimu Dilivlito by
She, start of the P nfiiiK air base iii Frankfurt American mute wod
female, pet aoiiur! ulag.-d Hi* party Wul wailed on Uo.il guetta u»#w*-
IXess Photo,)
I on! UoSor ( onipan\ Is I ilh Years
01 \:• <*: rcluhi’AlioiLS Air ht Ylakiii^
.*1 .-U:!•>: ; :vli. .; in l ,• s
■ bit- i <'(impiirij i :,u out- idd
iiu yea i
I *.- loar k it-, udth a: i:. iv i i'-.:rv ,
tiie eu. ll f.iany -Na- I lauio-d a t-i in
ot coiumeoi at iv> ev* ::i dvij ing
He..',
HishliiJ.ht of the anniversary
vtar v.-ilt b* dedication of tin*
compan.v s Engineering
and Research Center in Dearborn
Mich. The cer.-mony is set for
June 10’. date of the company’s.
ilicinporation in 1903. It will be
‘ollo'.ved by u state dinne: to be
attcndecl by several liundred n«-
I .n.'tal ti-urv.s.
On the value dav, Ituul rum
pany oil i. oils. I on? uni i.m
eoin .Mercury tieulers a oil then
wive-, vvdi attend anniversary
banquets in 33 United States
cities in which l ord maintains
plants, pails depots, and sale*
'oi I ires.
A pictorial Reek, "Ford nt Fif
ty will Re piiblip!led by Simon
a.'ivl Schu: tei in .April A portrait
ut an in<b str:a! enterjiii:;.- taker:
in it: fvlltf: year, Hie i,ooi; rrapbli--
.ui depict.- the American envir
onment ami t -:;,ev,p!v- who m.i'-.e
oe-'.liL tin '-rn-.v th ~inl ■w m ■
, i sue h an ii.vtib thir,.
ApplOXiOOttsNy aIiiJJvMJ CO; ill--. o'
. * be.oi* a, ill be produced M.u b
Fort: Ifih tttm employe, r. it i
re, v»* Ofiv Ihe piibiiv.-.it:Oh ,-.
evliled i Joseph J. iMOllldlke ,U
fnrnicrly man agile-: e■! i! o i of
"Lift ." ami \va. written by Jun
McCartl;;. . f.n ui inan:..tiinr to
• r ’ Cusniopuiiian ’ Piet >rr.- fee the
book we!<> taken several npR.-d
Hub ma:,. L,:te cnvei- jiliotograoti*
Tiicii-i ui the aunitersary. "Fifty
'a-ii !• i■■a .o u tn.- Ante! n.aiii
Road. will be featured ill a Uvii.
1:11:11- leievi-.joii • !ui-,v and an built'.
lone r.idr. t-. .11 tUe < .-eiuo
of Jon, 1.,
'l’iie leiec-i--1 will be Carried on
D- -. rna.iei: i-etw i-u 1 In- show
v. Hi 1 , :u osiiiced by Iland !l r.
aid. ho ; • all! -el- Bi O.'id
way ha as "South Pacific" and
’M r Rupert ’ The re-or lied r:e fio
prog rati’:, to be aired o;i out: iu.'i
jo: network, will be adapted fton»
I onnur i»ufic*(lit'! ( l)i*an Buried
\lf«T i inal Kilrs \! (*i urnsbo!o. A. (~
GREENSBORO. N V tANP>
: Fmicr.it service- lbs Gurney K
' Nclm'i-. former dean ;d Benedict
; ci,IK-,*,■ C'll'.imbia. S C. wen* heht
week at St Malt hew-■ M E
i e.h,n. h The noted edticator di* <1
f. i,:ii il; ju)i e: SiiSiuKird : n Ur. -<U
tu'imbile accident when tin ear
- ::which ht* and In.-, soli. Gurney
j .itwere l idtii; enrontt- to Colum
bia fi'nm T iJihu' u,y Ohio to Spi i:d
th- holiday.- with Mrs Nelson and
tm-ir daughter, l’hjili- Carolyn.
; tailed to make a curve. Youth; N«’J
. son was badly shaken but arrived
; Columbia unhurt
Nelson’s condition was not
though! to be serious at lirxl
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WARING’S PLACE
“Your Friendly Grocery”
406 So. Blount Kaleigh
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Floor Maintenance Material#
Sanitary Supplies
“We Carry Everything But The Janitor 1 ’
JANIE H. ANDERSON CO. '
: 418 W. Peace DIAL 3- 2750
Ii; tPi< * ' iOi t •hov. .
1 nr- Suia Aii'liivu &it•
i-.iiitinij ui il: Vy'.iv* ts; inclii. try,
Hi hi dedicated early in May.
home ot the -,,i in try .- leatbrig
. bi-l.’o aiv-Livi to, and historians
.ire expected hi aitepd the cero
inuny
A motion picture which cen
ters aimi ri d the anuivc: .-’ury
theme, will be premiered in Dear*
■ urn durinc May The first audi
enco will be composed of too
members of Ford's management
.■•id their wives.
The HotumUi. the world s’
largest privatel v-owmd iudut*.
trial itisiday buitdinif, will he
reopened as a public shew
place around June I. It ssjit
converted to an office build
ing during World War IL
theme oi its exhibit will bo
Progressive Research and Ftp
ginecring "
United States dealers will buld
t.peti-liiitise proui'amu for the pub
iic in -ip.- Employes and their
i: dies uni p.-rtieipau in "birth*
:::i: t. ’ event:*. ::: the Detroit
.. -a an,! ill in atich tocatiims in
July ;i i, U Aug.il:-'
In i.-.t;* UDfi. ibe initial volume
.. ; iifheiiii F*.i: i idstor.v will
■> :. 1 Tentatively titled, The
line i.,J lleiny K id, The publlva
iv ■ ; an! iiAii la* period R OTil
)i:uj to !!*2O Autbol Allan Ne
viii* i ,ii ea Ihihf/er pri/e winner
1 1 :: bin,- raphy iVU Ncvms u-ilt
■ .lit* ,*-.,*: .d ill'll t- ill. tailed (•il
ia - dcalui . v. ith Kie life of Hea
: y l*\,rd and hi slot v oi lord M«>-
tor Comp.any duiiti« lb - ne.xjt
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Tfu- "Ford Times' and "Lincoln-
Mercury Times," company maga
zines, wiil feature the atmiver-arv
ii their June • 111 ■ n-
A pprtixitnalely lIJItMI.OOO an
ui\ er*:ir> ealend.tfs leaturlng
seven Norman Rockwell iUm*-
tratiokiN. were ilistritiuted m
December. All lord employe*
received copies. I ’old's world
wide dealership organization
distributed approximately 1.
t.MIOOo of the ealendars. which
were printed in seven langU
ages.
BFC
inasmuch as J*e was aDle to
\<alK and t.ilk about the au<l
ili m, hut death cauie suddenly
{rum cerebral hemorrhage *
few hours later iii I iiwwan s
hospital, Mooresville, S'. ('.
Nelson was born and reared
in Greensboro, tie received the
B S. degree from Biddle uni
versity, now Johnson ( Smith;
the Ali degree from Line of ft
university and the MA. from
Ohio State university. He had
completed all academic re
tjUirefnents for the Phil, de
gree trom the latter institution,
i He wa- a veteran of World War
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