PAGE SIX
PICTURE ONE
vs »•:!«•. svf.u *>»-:« . Miss
Murial V. Dark popular young
K<igh socialit,- was married in
impn-Mve duiihU--ring itr *iiion
its at St. , Matthews \ VI !
(hurt'll. I. IJ.tvie St, lta|ej(.;!i.
December 27 to l.t. L’ctlro V!
McKay .also a lta.!ff|;)i titiliv..’
Banquet, Talks, Music
Feature Raleigh Deltas
Founders Day Affair
h.-.l KKIIi Ar'Pi’o.-tiiiiateiy :.!
ty lie!!.o' liom tile litre, he t!
chapters wort- pl< etji at a !i:n:
quct Friday night Jamtar.,. Ui n
the Home Ecker- Hide) 1«-(
room trj pa , tribute to to ..id'-:
ct the Delia K»rma I'-ieta r < • •
tiy
•j hr | i Os; 1 at,! •••• a- lii-dh- , ■ u
local latent d h-aiured Wilt.-'Hi
Carter. Pi. He:oos ot Sochi I : -'A-n •
ces at Shaw University. -:.>‘;iU
n Mi: s Carter m a stirnn : ad
clr- -s to ttu..-;.' pi i-sent, m-h-ii 'i “
Itpid growth o! Delta '■ •’
email of fmu.det: ,■>, u,r
campus oi Howard Umvc.rity
I<jl;i to 3 j,re i lit fill inbel :■hip of
fifteen thousand
She exhorted Deltas to e.tec"
cate them-.idve.- to th idea,-. nut
principle of tin- h-und.--: tuin-i
api-irunne <■:: the pro.:, i.am ”i'«
Mrs. Ftiibe, {a l.ir.htmu . Jo - woe-
Jervay anti Mr;: Abe a William.-,
who sam- the Delta Prayer
President’ !•:!. abi-th Colield who
introduced tin- i •<-.-!•.«.. Edith At.-
ion Os the St Aily; ime. folive.,,
chapter who gave i piano self!
turn Madie Madox o! St An u:
ti \t - .ho van. !;>t. . i' ■
HALL'S BEAUTIf HURI.OS
Formerly at 700 I-l M nlin y
NOW I.OCA I i.i) IN
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4-5 QUART NEW YORK CITY
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,lIHIIEB whisuci se.s fsoof, ts% mm tfitmui ipisiTt
i -ic K- v. C. 1 isiit-i in Saint
A ml,ruse lipist upa! Cliurvh and
the -. , . } hof.isi' im of SI.
v.'.rtttu i-. ( Inn tli olfii la ted in
!ll>- t,-i i-.i,*:,: \ Mrs. MtSrt- i. .1
elite in til,- pit' lie vlinol stem
a! /.i-b'di’lf 1.1 V!. Kn\ is -.Jill
uttavhtH fi> (lie* Miio if t iii’T
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HA! EIOHKAN
iS PROMOTED
K 1.1 ilGii A <. ie ,K ,ii;
. '.V, potato she,.'. : are he h- Id
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i. .■, Ana in.nii» s t:» latte l par’
d til..; ne.l.til. e e,.i-ee, f) W. '
i 1.1,1 it! Mi. hie:. J ninth,ll
State- -ell apelit:
T.:: ■ fir: i (list j e ! !.i, it V, 11! lie
ie il at Pi u.'illir.v , 1 J euna w
1 e ::een r.l, ,n \V: :; .e ■ ?e..,
He r .; and He - Hi: i■ i ,1 in hi
i!i- on the J'Jth
Agricultural Students Out
For Practical Work Study
Cl HEENSHOfLO Sixteen .sen
ud'x 1: dm the Si 1.00 lu( A|.-;rlcui
l; l! at A. and T Collop.e left the
campus last week foi a full quar
ter of practice teurhirg jri Vota
mi! A: 11 lilt'i!aeaei th, su-
A' l Vinton of (.’ K ;.\ .-,1 teach*)
a ainer n i the tuU -pe.
!
1 • o .•■" I” i ,ou tin .mg on
' l ’ ' ‘A <h n , e.ill r< i
"on the field" expel if net with
Id-lit al pi oti-duiof ruidiiijj .''u
,'nidh and adult organization
a ini will also have opportunity
,! nevi'io! ing i a-it teaching rliills
■■'l I i.'.MSI DOlii teehiljiiUf s
1 :,a i iea!l\ all of lie groni, has
1 d ■ ocatiunal aniien!l : :r; l in
:ii iictio?i and in hi; i . pool and
■'i din ; to Mi i: a:,, ii repi »•-
-•'ent:: one of tht most promising
• home.- in the tiisfory of the insti
tion
* • “ Milove:; a list »f !h( liisti*
to!:' : - to which the. student.- will
,fc-port and , ,eir narne.
Iy i i til County 'll .lining
'-tin.of, Columbia, N. t ~ U’al
ho e On I lls .1 n il If tiiiulf'i
( tiei i v; .vim \ I’ottei High
Sthool Oxford, V < \fcKiii"
A Mav ts a.nl .faints Jlryant:
‘Hi « . Ilin emv i lit !’ o; ii
'• < > ( ala u lu. N. f . ('led-
I ha: Williams amt Aldon 1,.
( ,rxnit i dio.-.las i'd'h School.
la.uml ale i .fnliu ) 1 Hal
I r not je'ui '■ Bar net ; f.it
fl <f lit fi Sthnol, 1* ihatii'.i, N
i ivi'.iiiit, i. KidniiMin mid
).■ i em 1 ,It Wills Wit-hitlutdll
r *igh school Reidsville, N. <’.
Aiphcus ft lion tli Hint Vfon i-
A. .Os < llltl.it tilt’ll •Seluiiil.
Hit! 1.0i1,. \ C totlll C'lmi)
li*,l ami ' 111 led ( l a H'a I';
mid hi.:,-,inf, firox’t School, A
la to ill, i 1 (.io '. ( h.el’it ,
tfiifi'Cll .ifid VViiiiain F a
1, e Us
.p.PC
Cary News
Os Interest
-h . The Cary Elernentan
a hc.d i’T . will meet Tile • day
- .' Jar,uar. JU at 7:-H>. The
' id- ivlutheil. V. ill have toiler
' v. it . Hu- tea•!■ i-, at 7 <H;
- •• i' \\ i< K
i ■< 1 ■: t;-! i’!:• was field at tfi«*
i-.iifih Haul: :-l C'huvcli host Wed -
.i Mi:« hi.dd at ?:aO.
The :Vh i .‘ toji (do If »!udd its i• /
dar m»*-j tit!.. Oil Thin day nt *ht
f;'«nuav> IS /;10 tFf Vouff;
Yr.U-*i m iVii)‘ri o vide.
i '.‘c t'iith h! M}i uid .- event !,
. a at ; vvoikhiii ou :* r:iiit
•:, <: i> t in r yuV Fi urneht.
i i;» Boy Snot:!- ’-U*ld IfiCji
- .;;t ImoFtirUf »t1 oui \(h»u?i
•a.'.f VVtilyht. a! u’cU.». 5.
'.it VVaiU-i J ivlouFc i.s tiu- MrWl.j
: ninoutt-d Sfd?!Fi a.st»*r
M*!' :!■-■ c! the 1 fn'ht nnd r.O- i‘ - ,'JII J
, u'f • * Thcr with thuir tca<:h •
i :vi i'u J„ vV i oftji \vu > e uvoJirt
‘..it ' a- ’li'Fiic of Mr. afii’l \li**
h'k Kvaiiv Sr. in order to mt
:. 1;» fnaihuusi CVmjjoriiws ov< 5 r TV
;\i:- )•' l; Taylor took ho;
a.tv.il; ta st*i- tfie Inaugioal r 'ro
}: ii i o*. i r i'/ aj i tilt- Im.mUc* of
.vi; awd ;Ui F B. FeiiFli
fkjf.ii Ustoiiers and pu; Us ai>
,• i« 2l *• fat to tiif“it* two lamifics f*.*- i
i:,«- opportuiiity oUowtfd thcni
riih v*! frideiti.d oc c s io 1 1
:v] r. and Mi s -1 a n i»- s Ij r u ndo ? t
&in ;)i! pF'.-id pa i't*hf :• us a v.iOV
THE CAROLINIAN
Mother supplies the motive power In this new “tandem" wheel chair
arrangement, being used by Mrs. Victor Masters, 31, and two-yearcld
son, Mike, both polio patients at Georgia Warm Springs where many
others are recovering with March of Dimes aid. Mrs. Masters' husband,
a missionary In Africa, and a four-year old daughter died of the disease
In a Southern Rhodesian hospital. Unique hookup devic* i« us»d,
Raleigh Pythian Lodge
installs ‘53 Officers
I, ■ 1 ,M< ,I i i ; • ,- f Km.-. *•
nii*ill,OM i c,(l, <■ NO 7'/. Knight: 1
i-i F. thi.is. vine ivc-ittiy tns’mL-d •
■\ th; l inf!.:: - in.’ltuliili:: ’.it* * 1 - 1 .
Henry Slu' div ant, .!:
1
Kni: <:!:i it IN? hih-d Uo."H! , f t
uviw. y. 'it* So J*. »:•;«. pi; Whit a
i.or. cktas'.’■'■! {< tr - *.> lUoaiah-: .'*oo
~ i.H- Sroti Ji' . v iva i-ii.'iu’v-il'H St
William f 5 iPaiiiOv. ro-i v u.‘t “J
•VorU: Sir h.v (■ » ihik'-t. pro
Li to; Sir F'o; roai; .-UiaotF, hc.’-poi
• - voitif .ifid ai -‘D KoboJ't
v!an : - ’iv o,n f . of h-'-mve -
■■ i) i !i ‘ - . ;: V t- : *‘l • i\
~.it: s.t .j I"; Wi iFhi :na- \j
Capital Progressive
Club Meets; Elects
Executives For 1953
■_•.!•! lAI (' 1 •’• :rkssivv.
){aS.I'.KI : ■ T C'.ij.ital I'! '
V, ■ I. 'ill: J ! u-ili it- t! ■: t .•!><•< t
I as Hlr\ iHf* I luircli
(#HHip ‘a aifs \ ♦“*«!’
Oi in W.>~
I VKTTCVII.'I !. Tin- Y' un :
■ !.. <■„■. Mr i<>:i-<» y Hemet•>: •'-
-. J>n ,i |.i i,.,.olitA;i A Alh iv**
itch hi K..y.-ta-Vi'il.- ■••:>• enter
ph a ant A- r.f IV-:' T .
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j --1 N ’at li!'-i .vl. hi
on iuwd
tit 1 ilKiny iiSl V- ! < llii:,
i- }-, , iic!;• • in :
. IM.I .•!! *u »' ‘ IU '•! '
,i, Vi!..-: !-Kite- -h“ '
.i, i ■ apple:-. ii- ■ i-i a.-i'- i • 1 -UtiV. -a .
', | ~ ~i! i-ni-.t , and all cl
we ft a J.'-: nnri ■' 1
die:, V.. hold.
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Lem ,if a- : I.Li-.f..) -
• be
Basketball
Activities
WASHINGTON IMB \* *'■
ItKI'EA I'S VM< V 4"> l»
H/ l i st 'Vi,* W ••• .iiir.toi'
Ten nr. Jniiio! Basel nail Team
leteated the VMt.’A 45-1# in **
gen-.e played Saturday rnornhi;’. at
■.Vartan; ton Si Tmi.iJ ry ii;UiSi!i fti II
wa-. th> ru t win for WaTiinjilon
| Teri-ac* If. i vt-ar
Copeland led the seoriftg for,
Wara a* i-m Terrace, with sixteen;
'.dint.* Lt-contl tileh scorer was
Womack v-illi 12 points.
Hubert Massrv vea.s high woivr
j fin- the YMCA with 9 points. Out 1
: t.ini.lin," defCMi. P.'»- players for the
Iljll: , AC *' - - H:il-V .1 II : ;.,| .Smith.
Prince and ,Johmon OutulandiiiH;
j attorn ive piaveri. for the losers:
•/.•ere Thorpe Brown Pearox ano
- a-!!'---
I'OUKTI! VVMHI ?'t- frit Fit I IN 14
hi I*ie second boys came played
at Washington School gymnasium.
!'fourth Ward defeated Otierllnj
lUrnoi team 23-J 4.
Morgan and Terrell of Fourth!
Ward i(d liu attraction with 8;
| points each Befensiv- leaders
were linker. Hodge and Morgan.
Hi i'll scorer for the losers was i
Alston, with 4 points Defensive j
leaders were Spencer. Howell.'
Hall ar,d Nowell.
t!-i of 111 ." 1 :.V; Str Wilton W. l)eti
nitty inner i; .aid. ami Sir Walter
I. Stevenson, outer guard
Kctirlng officers ”1 the lodge in
.J.’ Sir Kmghtts Hev. W H
i i wis, chatn i’Um ; Manning Joor.-
iOti. \ H e-cJialu.-i-l lot Jesse Evans,
. . <ii :i :ii'-; Hollis 1 imt-ph
-1 turn: ”,u: i d and J 1 ■ "Mil
Kelly, outi,: ;;tu,id.
’Mu* loci; 1 1- was m'gatiizea tasi
J. r h' So tiei'l I .' Still <ii\ant -itid
, i u : . Sir Join Mebatie
. ,:i,■ i uin.'- len for litt- state of
,\..rtll i'aioiii.u r ! v ,e WHIgC ha-t ex
perienced lapic! : OV. th Sllu r it
, .i-uamzat ion
(jf till' yl-: i: ,i i. the Bllilld.Wletn
.treet YMCA -.in me evening $■
v 12 Mr.- Maiy P i.anc
; . . idi -.i over the meeting
(.Tfu'i : • *ie led tor Fie year
,elude Mr: Eluvence Hunter IT'W
Uni celt S ; . p! I : idem Mrs is -
■ , Sander ;• '-re p!evident; Mra
i i -c-. faO Aim J ■ i,-
th I'mi.i’h. tii-asdii >
.1-. ...I v,as i-i'V< d J- iiivcihg
.• busint-ss res; ion.
. ~-v: N.l ftlllK lit till- : ! UUj
... ~ v . B at S S wain St
ip-. MAUiri M i l’CilELl *. re-
Wake Farm Families To
To Attend 1-Day Institute
h. i!,; i S- .i. :i,.-. -. their ■
... ,\, ■ ■ |! i.i i i taler Youth mem- !
■ t , \v. ; > Cot id., -yhi attend
, u!i< li.v .dir am! Hotne In::,ti
, , ft-,. Wi-l Camp r- of Shaw
I ,i v. r' s*. . I'm-sday. January 27.
j.m- it. Wake <T-. id ■
; >, . .in Apt tits oi Hi*' Slid. <"1
i t ns inti St-s vice
'ii.r f.tu'-da.v Institute \vUl sea
-1.. a parade of specialist n, n ’
ru, Pit t- rii.i A and i ( "I
. , toi.ct-.mg tiff l it- various
i.u ni .-*!.it hoi*'.** pha: already;
<HiKKI.IS liHkATS CHAVIS
HI KiliTS 2f* 4 4 ■ IKI S dAMK j -
j !: a :;!s!s game played bator
cfav monung Otoe vl in defeated
< >. -. Hi-nUil- -4 Aln-e I low - ]
,1 ~1 Oherliii i a-'.-d the heavy 1'
...yin Ait is tie; li.'Uhani shooting .
th i‘,l points aided b'> Chailent ;
W) ...■ Hit ti point WiOm-rs ;
I'eti-ie.lve leaders uCI fc I'agc,
Via.* )e v, and Aiicn
Jin . scorer f**l ill - lOSCI S WM !
Rubinsuu -.vith 3 poitil Defensive j
ii-aciei s: Were Non is Bluiooi:, Ash
ii - a:n! Win-don.
ldC
\HI \ Activities
f{ ! 1 ICII N C
THURSDAY January 22
. 1,0 pm Ha:i:>-toaU
!, in, .lufiim (.'itiycna Cint.
,'o(i pm Young Men's Athletic j
duo
: i , Mi-, s Hillikt(J V tab
FiDi AY .January 22
■i;<j o p.m. Baskettoal!
,:00 uni. Men's Billiard Club
SATURDAY Jamiarv 24
30-00 arn Basketball ;
COO n m Movies; and Talent S-'-iow j
SUNDAY January 2f>
10 00 ain Hampton Institute A-j
iumtu
;y.OO Noon Rxecutive Commitf’e :'
H ( . YMCA Older Boy; Cant , 1
4 TH) p.m Basketball
t.Ofj p.m Photo Club
7.. TO pm Board of Management!
Meeting 1 1
TUESDAY January 27
•COO p.m. Basketball
7:00 p.m. Young Men's Athletic j
Club
TOO pin. Men’s Billiard Club
WEDNESDAY January 28 J
•7:00 pm Yeung Mens' Athletic n
Ciub
Musicians
Set Clinic
January 30
'.VI WSTON SJALEM More tlian
‘‘oo band director .‘-.and pupils of
Uu state arc expected to attend
die Sixth Annual Band Clinic
I under the supervision of tile
North Carolina Band Directors
Association, at the Winston-Salem
Poachers College on Friday Janu
ary m
Registration -.vi;> no at eight
•Bi o'clock in the 'tnorning in the
: cbby ot the Fries Auditorium.
Specialists and consultants for the
occasion are Karl Slocum, band
Jiieetor of the University of
North Carolina on wood winds;
Robert Johns, director of Music
Kc.ucmion, North Carolina Slate
Collette, Durham, N. t*.; W V
Carlson, brass, director of hands,
and T College, Greensboro
'.V J. Heim. assistant band direc
tor . and T. College, Grenesboro
-baton t< Clinique); Ro.v 11, Mil
lia an . woodwinds, bandmaster.
Mineral Springs High School id
ror.-vlh County; Harry P. Snell.
..emission?. supeivisor of Instru
mental Music, P.ibli- Schools oi
Winston-Salem, and H. H. L. Holm,
brass band director, Alabama
Stale College,
A clinic band consisting of band
pupils and directors will plug
-nun of 'lit music on the Utah
Land contest list during the la-:!
part of the day
Personals
RAl.hlGll Mrs: Ida Alien ot
; ((■< i; K, Jones Street has returneu
: iron; lie!tni!. Mich where sto
- called bream. of the illness
rothe 1- Charle- Par
: : oh
tail January 11. Mi? Dori.-. Wil
iam: .chi,;and hei biitliday ana
icier.a. i- ;i hi-r many happy
return.-'-
Mi,- France- Birdsail of '!0‘!
llec Street is confined to her tot a
to the regret of her friends
Mrs. Annie Brooks Vaughan has
returned to Philadelphia offer vis
iting her sister and nieces of Bast
l-ldenton Street
Mrs. Violet Pullen District
Worthy Recotder ot District No
10 Household ot Ruth held ■< Spe
cial meeting of all lit the House
hold Lodges of Durham Tinas
ay cVeiiin: January If>* 1 > Mrs
Pullen vas accompanied by Mis
Marl ti !• reMiaii 1 n Strict Juve
nsie matron and Mrs Cornelia
time: AH are pa-t otficer.. ot
f.udge No lit, and As i of tta -
h-igfl
BFC
SHAW TO MITT
BRONCOS FRIDAY
RAT EJOH Shaw's Bears, wittt
ini unimpressive 6-6 record will
hit the fast-breaking Broncos of
I-’: v.Alevtlh State in a non-core
til - rue game Friday night 111 Fa/
ettevilie Fay ette vi lie is tile cur.
i,»;t cnampibJi of tlie F lA<*
Saturday night the Bear,- will
, t i,i 1 itu* Falcons of St. Angus
line: in Washington High Sciiooi
:j s uirtai iiim This will the £-ea
;:J-: S fust reeutar sea-on meeting
veep tire tutra-citv rivals.
I..fading the scoriiy for Shaw
i: i ; are Sam .h.nes who wart*
7 point- in hi last outm-.’. wtlu
, e; r. average. He c followed
: \ Finter Clarfc. 10,-i and lorn
a-d l-'.vis 10.0
■ 1 ,:,J in tin' )'< J.i Wake Count.',
prov ram.
I eatured on Ike Institute
program amt subjeets covered
will i e ( anil and Rome Joans,
,-V Jt Ituxieli, farmers Home
Aitinini-tf ation; 4- It Member
and Parent. W ( Cooler. 111
( lui Specialist, Family Rela
tionships. Mis Foriime flrim*-
lev, family Relations Special
Ist.
Also i.iijuul Feitilizers and Yo
*a 11 Disease.-,, S. J Hodges A
. lonomy Sjpe< ial: ftt. The FaTnUy
Milk Cow and "S' tirade Dairies,
H 1. Wynn, Dairy Specialist;.
Hoti«lnts and Farm Water Systems, j
Pauline Gordon, House Furnish
a.- am! Housing Specialist, arid
R M Ritchie. Agricultural Engi
neering Specialist
in. David S Weaver Director
of the State College Extension
Service will guttmarize t-he edu
cational institute at the end oi
the proceedings.
.nil farmers and their tamiiies
i.re expected to he present
RFC •
COMMUNION SET
THIS SABBATH
If AI.DIGIT 'IX u* Rev. Chariot
to. Johnson, rector of 'the St Jo
eph s Episcopal Clmrch at Fay
etteville will be the priest in;
■ warge at the celebration of Holy
Communion at 730 and morniyg j
prayer and sermon at H 30 Sun - |
day morning, at St. Augustine's;
College, it has just been an
nounced
The Rev Johnson graduated
fi-otri St. Augustine’s in the class !
ot 1937, arid was awarded the R.l#
degree at Bishop Payne Divinity
S. tiooj at Petersburg, Va.
8:00 p.rn. United Choral Society
EVERYDAY FEATURES
Cafeteria, Checkroom, Dormito
ry. Photography Room, Musical
and Recreational Rooms, Infor- j
motion Services, Public Steno- .
grapher, Meetings of Civic. Social j
end Religious Clubs and Orsanizfc
t?bns.
PRINCIPAL SPIi.A KEK Or
.M. ii Williams. Shaw Univer
sity, was chosen as prin
cipal speaker for the Annual
Dinner of Divisional leaders the
Oceonei c hue Coun e i 1 , l!o>
Scouts of America the dinner
took place at Hillside Bill
Srhnol. in luu Irani mi Weilm--
dav Jamiary 2i, VW! pan. Hr.
Williams lias lireu nine' lu
promoting Boy Scouting tor out
standing service, tie is l hair
it , i ol the Wahe Jyiv.--.ioii.il
Committee
REV, A. EASIET
IS HEARD AT
ST, AUGUSTINE'S
It a1 I .1,11 "Do not be djs- j
ourae.-d, because people liuvei
: been bes. i by all kinds of earns - ]
■oi In and alter each divider \
mv.,' n-o: -muz.-ct thenca-lvca ana'
: tie th \ Alexander M
! Easley. cti.ipiain at St Paul’s Po
. .vtechnic histituie. ..aid in his ser
mon ,o officiating suit i for tin
Anniver-,,u v Service,-: cumint-mo - i
; tatirig the tiiitii annivrtfMt y oi s;
- e.ugu-tini.-'- t oilci-t- in the t'olhy-r
hapel Sunday mouiin.:
tie said that one-fourth of
the population of l.iiuUml.
Hire'-fourths of the population
i.l Europe and whole pupula
tiotis in some cases were elim
inated hi ihr Black Death in
! MX. hut tin iiopulation of
Ito opr is inrreasnu: inure ra
pi dp, today than any othei
population
The Rev Fash--, way ini i ndm en
Dr Its:old !, Trigg, president
of the Cole c- and -i'-ted ii
-i- •' :\ e . t,y Dean Chr i-topher
C Gray,
St Augustine' l : was or .mixed m
: . cndei the ive-n name ot St
Augustine's Normal and Collegiatt
i.tuti and bi'i’.tn e-j-< latii.tis m
Tr iiitrjr\ S m ' in a b-u ild in" loaned
I-;- the Freedman's Coniti'tisyu*'.
with office- 111 Nets V- - blit »V
!it .-cm .to liilik hod ."Cl- '-1 f:i bind
and building;, and moved to its
- e-ent location.
The Rev Fa h a 19)1 mad
i.;;:,- ot St. Augustine'-, College
• lid u r.tduale nf lln Bishop
Pay;:. Diviniis St'hue-i it- flit' liasS
1944 i
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M r SHOWMAN^^|
Tump,..". . ,ni„l,. -
RALEIGH I MONDAY O
MEM,AUD. I FEBRUARY “
ADV. SALE $1.50. (Tickets at regular places)
__ BIQ SALE ,
We’re Going
ALL OUT ...
During the remaintier ol this month to t lean Out our ;
Lot of Every Ca« in Stock! Our Price* Have been Ad
justed and we Believe we Have Some (mod Val
ues for You.
(sd Yours While They Last!
r.l f il'd Convertible
Extra Specially Equipped.
TiO Ford Deluxe 4-Dr
••A) Hoick Special Sediinette.
’49 Ford 2 Dr.
MB Ford Super Deluxe 2-Di
Mil Ford Club Coupe
M7 Chevrolet El us Coupe
Motor Overhauled.
M7 Ford -1 Dr
4'7 Nash “600" 4 Dr,
MS Ford Convertible Coupe
Mil Ford 4-Dr.
M(5 Chevrolet 4-Di
Oi l N B A M TIM. li P. M-
Severn Other Far* at Give Away PrieW
Ji You Need to Trade within the Next 6 Month* ... it will
Pay You to take advantage ofilsis Sale!
FRED BRIGMAN HERBERT REGAN
CITY MOTOR CO.
420 S. Blount , Dial 3-1415
: wwantwruri .MMA-NWgiwaiß: H<g3.’inja»Wl—wuueaa
WEEK ICN DING JANUARY Zt,
;N<: T-llVrs To Holil
Sweet Potato Shows
WfTH THE 45TH INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA - Jethro* E
Robinson, son of Mi. mid Mrs. J
J. Robinson, 406 Cannon tit., Hi
! kii'.h, N. C.. recently was profnot
t.-d to corporal while serving in
Non--', .ill, the -i.sth lilt:mtvy lie
- vision
The -15th arrived in Korea In
| Deccmbei 1951 and capt -.n-<-d ‘T
| Born: hill in June's stee-sav, hill
I battles.
Kobmson a se t lon le.idei in the
: Dyth tmautre Heginu-nt':? t.'hin
jpaoy D, i . ’- cd t’he Army m June
"■ ' ;ml ,n rived m K i.'e.i ti- -.
May.
He is a former student ot Shaw
j l.'mverb-iity ill Raleigh. ,v '
T lay - Fri - Sit
A Till Oi TERKOJt
Borin KARI.OFI
-
MIK lil \( k CASTLE”
Slai (•> SI'NIIAV
Use in-rnt-ril--
And Adventure
"ASSIGNMENT
PARIS"
DANA ANDREWS
AUBKF.Y TOTTER
STATE
WWHBWWBi-W.-. i.ii! l l l .. -. - 1 '-.-u.-a.-iJWBBaB
NOW I’l A VINT.
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tu\<; HO ft
CROSBY HOFF.
lH.nuillV i A lllll'K
"ROAD TO BALE*
Color In Technicolor
Ml MIA V MONDAY
JOAN CRAWFORD
DENNIS MORGAN
THIS WOMAN
IS DANGEROI s"
Start* TUESDAY
KIRK DOUGLAS
LANA TURNER
DiCK POWELL
»rt
"THE IIU) AM)
i in; Bi Acnii i,”
:,0 Chev rolet Deluxe 2-Eh
’fill Font Custom 2-Di
'Ford 1-3 ton 'Pickup
M 9 Ford 4-Dr.
49 Dodge Meadowbrook 4-Dr
■hi Chevre-let Club Coupe With
Jil Motor.
-17 Re irk 4-Dr
47 Chevrolet. Convertible Cpe.
47 Mercury 4-Dr
46 Ford 2-Dr.
ill Ford Station Wagon
-hi Studebaker 2 Dr
46 Studebaker Champion 2-Dr.