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A Summary Os Whst
HiSHONORSAID
’ I WA: ? JUST .WAD"
Last -a c f"io n.ai kc. *1 one of
the worst three days that have i
ever beer, experienced by Jf.-i- j
ward Allen Hood, an employee i
ol the Wilson-Uzzie Company
here. Hood was charged w;th
several law violations including
larceny and assault on an oflicor. |
He was charged in City C nt .
Monday vvi I a shoaling a m / ■
of Cedilla: parts from his l.e
carrying a concealed weapon, i
buy in;; a pistol without a permit, i
snd assault and battery.
Judge Albert Doub sfciten-’ert :
Hood, who offered no doe - so.
to 12 months in prison, suspend- j
ed upon payment of S2(Ki r.d i
cost of court In each of the cases, j
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. ’ Rosalie Williams’
ifc I ? Carolinian
' SOCIETY
(Items ior this column should be mailed to 21$ E. Lanc-it St. 5
RALEIGH CALLING ALL
GREEKS! CALLING ALL
GREEK®; All members of Go 1:
letter organizations which have .
membership in the local AC HR .
s,re urged to be pro-, -it Sunday
of this week ft oil’s May 0' at a
general fellowship meeting at the
VMCA Hour ol Use get-to-gti.:-. i
is 5 P.M.
At this meeting, ar f-xnVnntinn
of the general purpose of v ;■ -
cal chapter ot the Amu, .<ri
Counci, on Human Rights v.’iii
be made and the genera) mem
bership of ail par'd i rating or- •
ganizations will an <>t r-'etunuy ’
to as it quest, s and or ?u
suggestions
... .Zolas. AKAs. Deltas, Sigma j
Gamma Rhost Do pinn ?•> *isTu-’\a.
jf the man in year hte ain 'ti- .
be? of one of the member j a
tern! ties. urge him to be present !
BThe o-'irers are hoping to ;
V . -(• ((v. , ;
hour’s limit. Mr, Carl DeaVne is ]
scheduled to make a presentation. ■
SHOWER FOR APRIL BRIDES
This lirtn ;> lone i -St due, but
Sines it has not yet been publish
ed. here goes a bit of iate news:
Miss D- loros Young and Miss Au- ;
sn:y Fulcher, both teachers at
toe Stain Blind and Deaf Set >i. j
Were honored at a kitchen show- j
*r by tht-:r co-workers recently.
The affair was held at the <
home of Miss Louise Moore and ■
the two brides-e.lect received
many useful and pretty gitt.s
Those attending tv.me rheboshia i
Thorpe, Louise Moore, Edna ;
Banks Louise Maitehws, father-
Lie Turner Dorothy Hamsun, i
fct Uie McAllister, Susie Davis. :
Br:d Blonme Boykin.
Miss Young became me bride ;
«sf Mr, Preston Hill recently in
the parsonage of the Presbyter- j
lan Church, and Miss Bp ichor j
was married to the Rev George J
llrown at her borne in Suffolk, ,
Va.
MR* BRGWSR ENTERTAINS
Mrs. H. C- Brower was hostess
to the Capital City Bridge Ch-b -
at her home on East Hargett Si.
last Saturday night. The rxjmocn- !
Ration which high scorer', get i •
been upped considerably. th> y j
tell me. Therefore, I venture to j
ray, "Woe be unto Milady 'V ;t . j
consistently makes bad bids and i
bad plays" Those attractive prizes j
ere making ail members work, a I
bit harder. !
FUN NIGHT AT Y
Fun Night at the YMCA last, j
Ons Stop'S™ 1 One Step
Electnical
Appliances
Sales and Service on Ranges, Refrigerators,
Radios, Heaters, and Everything Electrical
CONTRACTORS
HAYES-JACKSON ELECTRICAL SERVICE
131 E. Hargett St. Phone 3-5031
YOUR WESTINGHOUSB DEALER
"Every House Heeds West ini! house 1 ’
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Os Raleigh
3705 HILLSBORO STREET, RALEIGH.. NORTH CAROLINA -j- TEL. 3-1071
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I ■'- c* i\ r s 1 Whols
| noli
nut it -\i i. l ■ t ,k' a: ■i. c.
man tail on S. Prrson
St. lh#\v *:• it: ’ that Hood
had that r 4»mb!»
«*d a v v «t c[ whi key” in his
t haek povk t vMeh vas l.ulg
<■•(] hovever, tii.it the nan
j was vurryivig a .43 calihrc
Army j •11 as v tl as tiit*
• O' - v . ... Io ;i°d
u.) . :?:i late- {s’- J . 'Tied a *
i lout till- pi-dM li'ul parts “’t
I a f,,un ‘' in rs
I bite. i» attempting to n)k to
! be just that Thai w;.s the oveas- |
' ion at v.\ ;ch the men ccnru ctea !
j With i et 1 1 V-'t f d- i ' V uV
| but there v. r- a,v iihmip pres- j
I cut. The sponsor.; feel qi.i’e --at- |
| forward to next rears repetition !
1 oX tilt’ x.itgir Witii lciafis i u r |
; 1 don't krsovv v, i.o te winners m
1 p| f »•}..> /,!,* «, ; , A i '!l} ‘’ r> If* 1
! o-;-.rnA Srvvt’dxmwT Mr. C Pe rr «o, •
. Mr!'Fred W’.ii-.ams, Dr. Jam. - ; A- j
: Boyer and Mr. P. H- Williams |
j was hot and j believe :
| tne team ct Pc ’ in and Vv Hiams
i cinrag-d viet
j evening was 'the cawing of |
| lucky numbers bv the men to j
I £ ;;: r, !
i f-ii>•, Mr. Lir.wood Young . v v i
j number <: 13" wh.ch .at a led iMu !
to a icivfav car.:' iiKiCiC ano -to- i
I natod by Mrs. Berm Hi IlUo;. Oth- j
i er; wiio drrv. Ura-y nu-icers ;
j I
j Winters a~, iv. ■ a grit as M.e j
• DELTAS OL fc’.LVE MAY WI'EK i
i , ’ ’b' , , , J |
j StIUIO.ItVg x)i?i -H vV OiH ll < i-pt’ .K* ?
j c-r at the Shaw Utiin-rsiiy wsper j
jtf the sertiriiy : a.:, veer lay. .end j
i ed J.Lss ,I‘ntnc;. Kooert-., I-xecu- j
I the Dire cl or of Doha Sigma The- j
i ta Soronty, i> . «r. i a r.ifioaaiiy
1 v,-,„ v, v: ,i Ol Die promo- j
| ti, n of ii.e.. n i; •uuKii-s Tne ;
j title- of lvLs-i lfoiverts’ .speech was j
i -New II ■ r.r, m Human Rela- 1
j lion;” and her -cirnrks were well |
| received by the Shaw audience. j
j Alpha I tiro C fiuptcr, tec under- i
grabuaig D< Has at Shaw CJniver- j
f itv dor.:::-. .1 tw« ivr, bed sheds !
- to St Agnes Hospim! a; its an- j
| nuai coinrr.u-iify project The pro- !
‘ sen ration was made in eonjunc- j
I tion with a Job Opportunities j
program held at Monday chapel
j exercises.
; od, officers reported that
ti e in.in bt.estne very vioient
.1 1 M-vcr.tl officers were re
quired to subdue him.
12 YEAR ABSENCE
J.,!,•...- ■ I uis Hatcher rode back
- 1,, X rih Carolina Monday wii'f
a fu :.uve officer as an escort to
: < .. i -a prison term that was
i mcn-d -ut to him 12 years ago.
| Hatcbcr. a 30-ytar-old Char
, i.ifo reraient, was sentenced
•i t-klenbur.; County in A
i ■ .1, iStJ, to 3-ik years for lar
i'-. . vi--“ ;!-c escaped
i from a Camp Polk detail near
R. . i.:h in February cf 1946.
> .Most of the time ti ; -t Hatcher
• 1-as been lrco. he has been sen’*
:iu’ time in prison.
•••-. only a: t be fled North Car
-1 olir.a. lie war arrested, convicted
j d inipi‘i.-oßc-d m Pennsylvania. .
- About the lime he was to have j
liiii hod that term, authorises |
j i .-.rn 1 that he was wanted in |
i ATtboma. Ho had escaped from
i AiiK-atrta siiortly before be- was
tr.-.ud and cor-v--tc-d in Ms ckK-n
--i.At the end of his sentence
u: Pennsylvania, he was handed
; over in Alabama authorities and
i had to serve his ’ imeiTupted ’
i U- in there.
Monday he finished his
tenure in Alabama, an d
North Carolina officials were
v iting to claim him.
FOI.ICK SEEK LOCAL GFNMAN
Chuck Chavis, accused of sert
wounding Joe Sjnith of 827
■ F,.yi.itteviUe Street Sunday night
is being sought by poiice.
James Lewis, at whose home
tin? shooting is alleged to have
i • said Chavis cruised
- jj-nith t!irough the house and shot |
; - r-.i a.; he fled through the back j
d - .r. Smith, !3 was shot in the !
■: md shoulder with a shot- :
.. .. According to Lewis. Chavis !
r.: 1 Si ..i were in an argument I
ciiri r. • the day and .had been j
i on a drinking spree.
Plant Bed
Show Held !
RALEIGH Methyl bromide
: tii'JU'd tobacco plant bed meet
s wen. held Wednesday, the
Lin. •-•a lira Turns of B W. Lane,
i liuiiich, Rome 2. and George
Dvi.uing, Apex. Route 1.
'rue beds were treated in Feb
| mat y for the purpose of killing
i off ..■ ••• L and the plant bed con
i trol ot nematode disease.
Farmers looked on with inter- j
; c-st as the healthy plants stood i
' ready to be set out and no time i
, hud been spent in pulling weeds-
The untreated area were
heavily coated with weeds
w i<h all of the plant* being ;
i choked oth.
Go trie Lane bed barley straw j
i wa« used and it showed that the j
: l.ermls were too hard for the j
j gas to penetrate and a; a re-
I suit then? were patches of barley
j visible.
On tiie Denning bed pine straw
i was used and it proved to be the i
; b. tter practice for there was no j
| other growth on the bed except !
: tiro tig healthy plants.
Tin demonstrations were un- ;
dor Uie supervision of VV, C. '
I Davenport, County Agent, and j
B T McNeill, Assistant County j
J Agent, of the State College .Ex- j
i tension Service.
i Feed cost; make up between j
i 35 and 60 per cent of the cost of
! operating a dairy herd m North
j Carolina.
1 ALLAN |
MIMS, |
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| FORD SALES |
AND
SERVICE |
225 TARBORQ ST,
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C*
<—* Telephone --«i
2-2191
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ELKS GRAND GTT'K.TKS
ENJOY A BALI. GAME The
solemn look on the faces of
the top tilts officials shown a
bove are not because they wetw
not enjoying the baseball
game on Parade Day at the N-
C. Eiks Assn, in Goldsboro
last May, because they—until
j the photographer stopped them
long enough to take this pic
i tore, These same officials and
• - ■
Picture
NO HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR
DAY AT SHAW—The second
Annual Senior High School 'SSrfy *
at Shaw University was observ
ed Saturday, May 1, on the cam
pus, and seniors from schools
all over North Carolina attend
ed in large numbers. A special
! program was held in Spaulding
j Gymnasium Saturday morning.
Lucius Walker of Roselle, N, J.,
presicJVnt of the Student Coun
cil greeted the visitors on be
! half of the student body: and :
Ur, William R- Sirassner, presi
dent, gave a special message of \
| welcome to the students and
their teachers. Dr. Nelson It t
Harris was master of eeremo- j
uses and introduced the faculty j j
and staff members to the visi t j,
COMPLETE
HOME
FURNISHERS
| We can furnish any t -m j
j in your home from the ;
living room to the kitchen !
SEE US FIRST
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FURNITURE COMPANY ■
121 East Martin Street
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WHKuS Everything for |
\%SSp*<W \— * tha home build- j
T JP\ er - F hi« mats- I
fill I Cl'i
“From Cellar To Re®f* i
i TILLERY l
MILLWORIC COMPANY ti
Old Loussburg Rd. Dial 434 M |!
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Day Service
CO-EO CLEANERS
908 S. Wilmington St,
DIAL 3-6417
DELIVERY SERVICE
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THE CAROLINIAN
others arc expected to he in
Gastonia May IS-20th to give
moral support to their comrade
—Grand Lecturer K. F. Battle j
—in his fight to retain the state
presidency n® w being sought
by A- Martel Scott of Golds
boro. Left to right are: Herbert
Jones, Grand Organizer, im
proved Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks ot the World j
(HBKPOEW); Judge W. C. Hue- j
or*, A film, “Shaw University
in Action,” was shown by Dr.
M. D. Williams, Mho is in
charge of Audio Visual Edu
cation.
The cost of producing milk iti
North Carolina can be greatly
reduced by feeding snore rough
age and less grain.
The United State# winter
wheat crop is estimated at 678
I lion bushels, 28 per cent smaller
; than the 1953 crop
COAL
For
Every
Purpose
CORRELL
COAL CO.
JOE 3. CORRELL, Owner
307 North W**t
DIAL 5567
I .. mini MMMB 204 W. South St.
: M MCHHEI * emu Opra 8 A.M. 'Til 12 P.M.
I UMSTE AD'S |!
TRANSFER COMPANY * GROCERY STORE
S fflytimiHiw.w-wM . - I
LIGHT AND HEAVY
HAULING
LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE
Courteous Prompt
Efficient
ED. UMSTEAD, Manager
802 '3- Dawson Street • Tarboro Sc Martin Street*
DIAL 9478—9212
Finance or Borrow j
On Your Car |
Through The f
Dillon Motor Finance Co. 1
122 E. Davie Street Phone 3-3231 I j
Si
Classified
disP I a r
ston, Grand Secretary, and an '
Elk leader for fifty years; jSon-
Hubert IS. .Johnson (whose
father migrated from North j
Carolina to Virginia where j
young Robert was born) Grand
Exalted Ruler, IBFOEVV; an
unidentified Grand Officer and
State Prexy and Grand Lectur- i
ing Knight K, P, Battle of
Rocky Mount. J, B Barren
Photo.
3 : Is your Firv Snsscranre adequate
r j on your home? Was it bought to
! cover your home tea years ago
- | or five years ago when the
j value was half what it is now?
The value of your home is
worth protecting, Get C&veness
Insurance Agency give you full
protection on your home amt
furnishing.
CALI. 3-356$
BEFORE YOG SUFFER. ITJf- :
NECESSARY FIRE LOSS.
CAVENESS i
INSURANCE AGENCY ;
Academy Building
DIAL 3-3563
j
Roy Cavenest, J r,
Roy Caverns*#, Sr.
! j
FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
Your Patron***
Appr«iated
rri'Sfisi
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North Carolina farmer?’ 1053 !
gross income from eggs ar.d |
chickens, including commercial !
broilers, totaled Sioß million 8 I
per cent above 1952-
North Carolina late spring
commercial potato acreage for
harvest this year is estimated at
15,000 acres, some 23 per cent
below last years 19,500 acres.
United States farm flo-.-ks laid I
6.6 billion eggs in March 1954, j
approximately 3 per cent more j
than in March a year earlier.
Say
U lSaw It
in the
Carolinian
"~oEij\f; H<mT~j
Clean, Comfortable Booms j
Miss Lucille Griswold, Prop. ]
229 Cabarrus St. Raleigh j
Phone 3-6800 ;
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Money When You Need It
Borrow a little or lot on jewelry I
or other valuables.
Reliable Loan Co.
307 South Wilmington St.
FOB A BETTER WELL
CALL
HEATER WELL CO.
RALEIGH, X. C.
Phone 24675 Box 1128
Saies-Repairs
lawn Mowers Sharpened 1
Shotguns Rifles ‘
Bicycles and Tricycles i
Rods and Fishing Tackle 1
Carnage Wheels Retired I
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105 S. Wilmington St. I>iai 81721 !
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Hillsboro Rd. DIAL 5880
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1954
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Garner Road
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The New COLONADE
At the Colonade this weekend
I JOHNNY WINTER AND HIS
ORCHESTRA On Stage
KID SPARROW
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Catering To Parties
L. C. Rivers Otis Reid
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