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. .on Big Business...on
:..< v. >: .r-r... on I. sc .s.n
. or.. l\ -ce ?nd Color.
"Bu;,">oumay «k,Vhat
cio *. cu mean by a. "Catholic
A 'vo :;• After all, what
:. '; :. ft 1?^:Oft tO d.O With
i ! sh,;; ji'i'ch. rrieno R.clinon
Is rnpre tkan a s>iin*:ln> morning at*
I y.ir —it 'fleets every moment of
your daii" life, lute is made up of
•uaon.'-, one right after the other
Mgc u:,,>:is are ci:i v coo I
oi : . J Kdigion gives us cite mop.!
standards to judge whether the ,e
actions ate right or wrong:
x !■ ■ a quesuon of ri.;!:r i- w rorj;
” •- . uncerns religion ■■ if an eut
pl.oyer deprives his labours of their
just wages... if a selfish group
‘'corners' the market and works
hardships on others,.. if a union
r.vh a strike that wiii cripple the
whole country s economy.
Tins is where the Catholic Atti
tude . omes in. The Catholic Church
would be failing its duty if it did
not apply the law of God to the
many problems that beset today's
world.
Yc’hen Christ lived among men,
they learned from Him the Chris
tian attitude toward the social ques
tions with which they were faced.
He refused to meddle <n mere poli
tics, bur He was careful to tell
tulers nor to exceed their authority.
He warned Pilate ‘hat he had no
tight to commit injustice for the
sake of expediency. He rebuked
hypocrites who took advantage of
SUPREME COUNCIL
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
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Religious Information Bureau
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widows and orphans He
pointed out the nchr use
of money and the moral
obligations of the wealthy.
Os course Christ said
not it ngaboh'S .oni'P'.Miisin,
Trade ! mons. o ( ;p.-al
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not then gw but cert ? ! nly
to us they are every bit as imnoi t !
ant as those on width He s Ac
to the men of His day .And Hi.-
voice is needed now to speak w uh
the same authority fur the dv• i m
of our difficulties
Christ established His Chutch to
teach all men to obsen c all that rfe j
'tad commandcd-to direct them in
the religion of every-day life.
1‘ is for thh > reason we find the '
Apostles criticizing the intolerance j
ot their fellow-countrymen and
proclaiming the equality of the I
Gentile converts. We see St. Paul |
writing m great detail of the obii- !
gations of masters and servants, of j
husbands and wives, from Sr. Peter j
we learn about taxpaying and the
obedience we owe to civil authori
ties. she Catholic Church continues
this tradition today by expressing
its attitude on the basically moral
problems of modern society.
You will find it weil worth your
while to investigate the Carhop:
Altitude on matters that vitally
concern us all. on Industry and I
Labor.,. Race and Color.. Liber- j
alism,Democracy and Communism, j
Write today for a free pamphlet j
explaining the Catholic Attitude 1
rm these and similar questions. Ask
for Pamphlet Ho. 10 - KC.
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I upr." erf Protective Order
. . Lika pL the World and invued
ii' r ‘ti remn to Gastonia, in- i
i ’n utia roilectivej/, in toe 1
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1 A’c.i-th Cai-olUa Fode'ation of the ■
*u > neief at A. and T. C’ - ’'.’! ■ a-■
i - ■•. ;• •- M. vodov t*- ,-.,i
I Vhedo: -a y, Jo:'o 6, 7, 8 and 9.
l;: . , oeaker for the l r a■ -1
I rav a ov; i. L V. Bali 'nano. Ra- '
| otthure. He will sed-'es-s the 'as- |
! t-io-t on fttesaa;,’. June 8
Bi- < too valua'ile youth I
| leadership training which j.s a
| pan ■ < the organisation's pro
j ‘ ■ant, the federation meet wdi t
; feature state finals in a series of
i contests t-ponsored by the cr.vv • |
r.at'f.n. Local and district chant- I
: pionj in ttourtet air.a;lla, iaieitt, j
i public speaking, q.iia.a and live- |
i stock vv'd; vie for top,
honors as s.t ite chanspions.
The meeting will gel underway j
a. : i; i a • ■ ' ! vespers service o.n '
aa.av. Jane 6at 0. 00 p. m„ with :
‘he Rav. C;co M McCoy, director ]
■■ as a " i\. oj at A. ard. I
T Ci aegp, as the principal |
At '•:■■■ fomt.ei opening business I
a on Montin;. monfiig, tit<> !
. eat: veil b: welcomed to the
■y .:-. ‘ .-. camp'. -by LV VC
tto ~ ■ * in ot i A arc T.
Lchooi ot Ai'.ncu' ■v' e. Patricia ;
J : : ;•;■:■•; ddli t’i t r ' 0 DIiC.TC.V
;{>2h School C'h;.u!c- of the New j
H-. -i:•■makers r.ud W C. Cooper. !
-H ( a .-re tab. « A. and T i
( : ' U:r, j, ; >::< T R.
McCi'h'in'h a V/aUet'fit!. Va far- ■
mer will df’a-.v 'he c”incn:>al !
ac’dreis. in lhe sev- I
i-.- .i covft ‘s are minted for the |
afityvoon . a.id Baals i n !
vc 1 'it, .o-.vl'l sing'p? and
I tv lit spearing contests will be
J:- ato ih* -nidress by .
\\y Rail,.-,' , -... *hp Tilesdsv v;p<. I
:•■>:• V.. i.i fov”i ■■ the fi: nls m j
i me ri l si .:;•. and livestock judging |
i r,';:. ... the awarding of Modern i
l Farmer Degrees to tin? members ;
1 a,...;. nave coirole od outstanding ;
i . ;■ , : arc i ■ jc ■: • during the;
i year and a social later that even- :
| The meeting concludes on \
! Wednesday with the election of i
j new ofLvois. then mvaUation, i
| and tin. announcement of Fu’ure |
: c •'»cii.er.- of America Foundation !
i Am, : a and the w inners of the j
lO.i ht:! corn per acre contest j
i Office''.-; of the tale association
; arc: president. Victor Durbar,
! Columbia, N. (.'.: vice-president,
I John T. Sntith, Umrinburg; 2nd
| v.cm-p' c adevt. Theodore Bran
-1 dr.r. Henderson: 3rd vice-presi
■ dent, Horace Parker, Pinetops:
| scrrctaiy. David Crudup. Na-'h
i viilc; treasurer, Paul Bigelow,
| Greensboro and reporter. N. A.
McLean, Battleboro.
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STORES
413-415 Fayetteville St.
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Honorary Degrees, Grants
Conferred At 89th Affair
Dr. Albert Pmeus Seltzer, ptiy- ■
siciiii and m.c.iwi ot ph sadc-t- i
pma, Pa., told :"?•? y.aouatir.g cias.s '
Os Sna»v 1:m ■■;■.■■;' .CO, .ay -1. .
commenc-nnicT.t is the start vs j
L-t w life for y -.t"
Tne sneaker, andi'twig
bh.wv 1 n.Vc !-.'v a I iu, Co i ,-
o.tcri:..:i. be,an by tH.•.•>■: -.re .
giaduatiiig ems that to :c. ve «
diploma Loin Shaw G.uvc! ■ Ly
cn he nor, esyr.ciaLy aupre'. latc.i
by anyone who has a p- ot..>;md
and abidmg faith m cdiicatior. ;
End Dart.Cedar', y ir f •■•?•. .J-.-::' o
religion, wlnioh is u.'dat the- key
note- and foundry ion stone to s: c* .
ms, in our American way <v : e. •
"Soma of you v. ill H-.ke j
sponsible positions in church-; |
r»iissi'»ncH'ii?s. and soiav v. dl cr-»v
tinue learning for other branches '
of study, and some rt-rhaps is the
service of our country's armed |
The training r -
po'-ison,
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seven lamps of wisdom bv which :
the house o* .be. w'l.vt! bubt may ,
be itiuini ’stct.i. They are c '-ur- j
tc-sy, top’ ‘ * nee, 1 .-v.-Hiv. ■- : •t.
courage, a rvr. . of hint . :’ r*
iroaginati.-n. and above all, f ith.
The Rr.J. Y, Tiilet ot Ebvs- |
ton delivered the opening rr,,!
and Dr O. S. BullocU. pa-:or of ;
the local First Baptist Crnucn, •
gave tnc closing |>raycr.
The honorary degree of
Doctor of Divinity was,
ferred upon Mr. THtot, *•'
the h-notar- degree of I>« -
tor of Laws went * • John
Htv'-v vyhe-b r. p'r'-ident o'
Mechanics an rt V:> r m e r s
Bank. Durham and Ka'.eicHi-
Dr L F, McCauley. Raleigh. |
teceived the disilngui■■■'■■■ eel j
vice :ward for the prof ss'onal
M.hools, and the Rev. Howard I-
Mitchell of Gctesvillo. received
this .17,ard from the colleges of :
An and z'.dv.'cv-. ,
Several Goideii Ancnvei r.r.v
A waids vi re btstovver;
D.:grec-s were awarded the- fol- :
lowing:
Bachelor o| Divinif.v
North Cu 'i.b" Cl Ivin C'ai*.
Mo n roe X- . ! fbiy’ •• d.
V ,-j • ,\■: V‘ V ; , .-.
Goldsboro. ■ - ■ csi’didstc--
the ,B A- decree •
B.whelor of >rtr
N'Uth Carotii a: Raleigh. F- “
tr-ce V. Ai fog. Lo l ’esce E-- il.
Ann a C. Goode. I : D L--1
Gladys B Hunter. M■■ > M !
»onpr. .«. ■ - \s K •■;•<’■ Guvm V/
I o'- Ciwu ' lr . ’• f Bub'
TV. M Itee:. .by ■■' Nor! 1
ton. .Tame ; F O’M-'al. bS. ■
Rd:': n . l»r/ f, V uci-. ■ trip', !■ ::-
belle V'H.i-un
Odc-'H i B A! !- ■ whu-g, ;
Roscita A i f:TV''minnton: Chrip- i
tine Rrxter, WuudHl: Dorothy 1
Purneito. V. c bane. C'< j
Britt. Kinstog’i; T.'lb-rn V Crir
ter. Bonn 1 '!!" W't on C"■■■■. ■•.ihrr•; |
Greensboro- t.-otfe .M. Chapman. I
Kinstoo; L : -/i‘ K Cba:-- H bo.
good: M.o.reli C Chnvis. Oxford
John Daw;. Pollot' .''Site: l *'•■
M. Daivis. I fi -■••■■■: Vetr. < 1
Delooteh, Prndl' (orr. Ellen D
Members, of the advisory coun
cil are: J A. Francis, Southport,
president. Vi >c ational AgriCulturo
Teachers Association: M S- San
ders, Henderson, secretary-trear ■
surer. Vocational Agriculture ,
Teachers Association; S B. Sun- :
mons, state adviser and W T
Johnson, execu r i v c secretary, i
both of A. and T. Coitege, j
Greensboro. i
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CONGREGATION AJUSTS’ CHOICE— The f.rst Ncft.ro moderator
ia the 168-year history of the Massachusetts Congregational Confer
ence, .Julian ». fBG-elo (left), was ushered into voice last week «o
Quincy, Stas 11 !. The prominent layman and West Newbury town mod
erator is shown with Bev. Albert Ik Coe, Conference. Uesut {News*
grees JPhoto) —" ;
THE CAROLINIAN
Du.k«.i >n. P ' K rujt P
Dur.oa**, Wendell: V. . . ci Sti
r ,:■. .-U R: ‘ . . ■ E. i
toi-d. r>:!uf.(it Not mo L. G . 'Bs,
Burl o.ct.j.i; Jean O(J:Mb.,,
iic:,M.k j ..»r,'b od.-on,
■. ;■ 1 J oil; Clarence Gray, CBicoci;
Jo'-iv..- B Haw kin.;. Hou.ivrson,
-*'•* C 11:0. Xf'.v i-i .n,
V.'ul am fiNew E. ■ n V‘-
v: ,i*i Jei'nes, Grahrm; Warner
il Juv (■•-’ Fayc.tv.’, lie. Lcaii E.
Jruv . Oak Ci'>. Ma v 1.. K: treil.
RittteU; Wilson W Hvt
' OiM. By I via E Lock.ia.i t, Rocky
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Cbunx-nee McNei’l. Lumberton,
Susm J Malone. Clacton: Ani'.io
N. Matthews, Wagrar. , Milltcent
B Mslier. N w Bern Annie L.
Ail ms. Southport; Gloria I,
Mcca-v. Laurinburg: Atiene Mur
ehisiio. Sanford; Mattie M. Park
er, Oxford; Archie 1,. 'Rich .end.
Mi! to n, Clarence Richmond,
v'har’u'tte. IL. ;- M. Seiicss,
Vass. ?, i ard a Se v noiv, San
mvd: iUmaotie T. Sr, w. Tutna
h.. ,vk; V.-:l'ia:v: 1... Sherrill. Notv
ion; Ciirinioe Spcnc*v Holly
bonrex Lv:a M SdivcA
A.Roberta Thomas. Garvs
ho c Mildred Wagstaff. Burling
ton; Eunice Walden, Conway.
Ve'-mTI White. Vernice White,
Seine a, Helese Wilder, Washing
ton .
Virginia Joann Cross, Ports
mouth; Audrey Dickey Lynch
jucs; Geraldine L. Dixon, Ports
mouth. Mary L. Hill. Ports
mouth Percy T Keeling, Roa
noke: Edith A. Lloyd. Norfolk;
Grace L Merritt, Petersburg:
Mary L Yancey. Danville
South fr ■ iina. James E A' - ..
thnr, Dai;muter Virginia Moat
gomery, Camden.
Miscellaneous .states. Ivlarcelina
M. Anillo, C del Sur., Cuba;
Claudia H. Brown. Philadelphia,
it . Norman M Chase. Potter
yon. N. Jr Samuel L. Jones.
Pleasanlvtlle. N. J , Kenneth San
dit’ord, Plainfield. N. J., Lucius
Walker. Roselle, N. J : Randolph
Tiiomp* ' Nass.iti N P 8.W.1 .
Stanley A V'.ven-: Columbus, O ;
Leo-uuh S Washington.
D C.
Hit iiel ir of SScience
North Carolina Raleigh Queen
E Buddie Dorothy H Evans,
Yvonne Jetfries. Alice F Joyner.
Pt ter H- Williams. II!. .Alice T.
F rn«“tt. Oak On;- . Wl’iie P De-
Vane. Fayettev ie!ie: Harry L.
Hug-ms. '-Vilmington; Lillian L-
Joner. Garnet; Ebon W McNair,
Kings Motr-tai.i; Theodi-e G
Kix-c n. S:n:thfteki; Constance
Wood. Wilmin -ton: ‘'mm K
Walker. Newport. Julia M
V-, - : t .j. i.'jrg Hazel Raynor
Ml OL'« . Eds L Slade. Panlego.
Mtcc-Unneous rt-*Jarr.es E
N.7- p >rt ’%;■• •:■ Ya.: F.lhef
Singleton. Nett, York. N Y.: Edna
F'. *Sivi!'kmdi), Norfolk. Va,; va»e*
du*tmian: Mi' : i? K Chase,
saiutaioi Ktn: William H Sherrill.
T/hf. ( yhdqhb£AA,
■ ft, has Pauuwxi
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“1 want a Gnaranteed AtmaaJ
Catch—and no monkey bamaeasF
! " ' : '
EDGEi’OMBE .MAY FESTI
j VAL PARTICIPANTS Prin
cipal participants in Use annual
Edgecombe County 4-H May
Festival at Tarboro recently
are »h o« n. lelt to rtoht. as
Come See! Come Save On These
JUNE VALUES
# HEARTY and VIGOROUS
OUR OWN TEA
PREM TREAT ™~®r SPAM
Luncheon Meat 45 c
A&P LIGHT FANCY MEAT
TUNA FISH » 29c
AMERICAN PROCESSED CHEESE FOOD
| Mel-O-Bit Cheese 83 c
| SULTANA WITH TOMATO SAUCE
PORK & BEANS
%t%fc
16*0.1. ■ ■ |Y
CAN mW
km PAGE SPAGHETTI
| SAUCE 2 cans 25c
JANE PARKER APPLE
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| WINESAP APPLES - 17=
j JUICY LEMONS 2 - 29=
| FRESH SALAD MIX - 1 9=
BONELESS STEW - 59=
GREEN SHRIMP » 69=
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iaidgk A4P Open A.l Oaf
Eada. Wednesday
Parking A*oa Both Store*
30 IF. Hargett 5t.—2712 Hillsboro SL
Open Until 2.30 Friday NiyM
i
follows: Edward King. Hamp
ton institute student, who i s
State i-H Council President;
Mayor H. G. Nicholson, Walter
Armstrong, County 4-H head;
j
■'* »■ • "b / •• v > | -W^^|
R E. Jones, state f'ttfnMO't
! agent; C- L. Ruffin. Manage;
j Edgecombe Membership Corp
(REA), ana 11. M. McNeill,
Edgecombe colored farm agent
] —J. B. Harren Photo
JANE PARKER POTATO
CHIPS
P*J“A
t-*-** MMy
box iJil
SANE PARKER, JELLY
TOPPED BUNS
- 25 (
SAPTE PARKER GOLDEN POfSM*
CAKE 25 c
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