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Are you getting tired cf run
ning the cultivator and wielding
the hoe in your garden, in a los
ing battle with weeds and grass?
Why not use a mulch?
It is surprising haw few gab
dens make use of mulches as an
aid in the conservation of mois- |
time and the control, of weeds. A
mulch may be any material such j
as hay, straw, strawy manure, i
leaves, leaf mo Id, peat, sawdust [
pine straw, or paper, which is ,
put down on the ground around |
plants for the ‘purpose of con- .
serving moisture during the hut, i
dty surftmer weather.
At the same time a mulch will 1
keep down lost of the weeds. It j
has been reported that one enter- !
prissng gardener collected ail the
cardboard boxes he could feet at j
the store, flattened them out. and j
put them on the ground around j
hU plants as a mulch and the :
results were excellent. 1 have ,
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WEKS • .h,j ,J
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TI.MF.T v ; ABM QUESTIONS-htk
Qt t- j JON: Will black
shank be filtered out of fiver
water if the water is passed
through about JOO yards of ;
soil?
ANSWER; Probably ye-. U is ■
difficult to conceive of any ci- •
sense o’.'amzirms remaining in 1
water after it has -L eyed i
Through soil for that dvtanoe. J
However, if you paint a resistant j
type tobacco the black shank |
prevent in any surface water you
may use should not cause any j
trouble. Unless you have cam- ,
pleto control over the water ]
there is apt to be souse butch
k>l Ii IN •
QUESTION: How should 1
store ray aromatic tobacco af
ter curing.
ANSWER: When adequately
dried in the curio, bam the to
bacco can be stored ou the sucks
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NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)
Cur L'u LuYoar impressed ’v,*h -
1 i iionVity ot the Ne w Yol k
-huckie” who returned her purse, |
left m hi, cub, with all contents
intact. He is Jnveph Brown of ;
W,-t 120 iii Street.
If you haver. ’ hc-.ird that life :
v.-iice Male Choir from Bermuda,
you should have by now. They |
a •>» h-.:re on a good-will tour ,
i. ii r tac director.-hip of G- r- u
Brangmon. They an- really cn- ,
joying their "brush” with Ameri
<•;. n culture, and in turn giving
u-- a taste of Bermuda <• feme.
One of the special appearances
of hie group was. at the Tavern- :
On-The-Grecn in Centra] P;u k
Sauirday aftenioon when the
North Manhattan Charily Guild
".we its annual dinner, fashion 1
show and dance.
TTot-.y G’aria Ot-N-v, cousin of
Rwi o.liey. us as busy as the
j. .-overbi.il bee with her ciub >f
clislirittus’ied young girls ii.iv- .
rested m modeling. Haile Solas- ;
sie left many wonderful rr.,•: - I
rics in Ame: ica when be' left, but
nobody will have ary tone r
rr.e.v.o I s than J A. Rogers TTie
Etn«>'.-:ror, rcimnr.bering him from
a r • .1 to Etlrnpia tn 1930, sent
tor Mr. Rogers to di-:eoss rr.tr-e
of Mr. K -tors' historical work
Q p g p Electrical
Electuical Applicances
Sales and Service on Ranges, Refrigerators,
Radios, Heaters, and Everythin;*, Ek-d rival
CONTRACTORS
HAYES-JAGKSON EL tCiiJO*,
131 E. Hargett St. Phone 3-5031 j
YOUR WEST INC HOVSK niJAT.r.K
“Every House Heeds l\ . xtivyhous’’"
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3705 HILLSBORO STREET. RALEIGH. NORTH CARO!
urea regular mulching papo in
my own garden \v'd:i •* re
sults. It even smothered out her- ’
miK*a and n t
Many vegetable . flowers, small j
fruits ...and shrubs are good sub- ;
jests for mulching- Tomatoes,
j peppers, eggplants, and cu -m- j
| bi ; s may Jot nr red • .i .- 1 • j
j leaves, or p-mer. A.:.ileus, camel- ,
d - ■
i sire an ac<J soil may be mulched !
j with sawdust, lesfnioid or pout, |
I Red raspberries, dcwl'emes and j
j graf.es may be in d-ched with
i st. s.v or ;i rr.vy in m' v.
j la ali cases the mulch should
i be implied after the soil has b on {
j well moiNCivd by rain or i-riga- j
j tiori. If it alii her is nectist-.ry it
| also should be applied before the
| mulch ts laid down.
You will linn that in snv.ll ffesr
j dens r, mulch will help solve j
I maa| of your cultural problems, j
I
j by hanaitn; them on racks near |
i the roof Os 3 dry, wall ventilated j
j building. The tobacco may re- j
j mam in ■ rafec ili tins m: inner ]
j until tv eight and grade records !
j have fceu! n ■ ie. 1 a is usually :
! done in frorrj one !o two months !
QUESTION: I. it really :m
--| JKtfUill to pt.'h l■ •:fust t« W j
| cucuml cs on the vine tPickJ- i
I AMSY'UtI: ft: the firs? few '
k i/igi? Vf's'ldt. only 2 snuiii ii*
j on the ! • •••i- •■v’c cxa-npie, an ,
i p d- O! t tyi’B I
i It ijl V «'.i I! ?! f. Ij? *
I iaa ®l« 'if lUv rii Picked! :
; i l , ■■■• • ■ '- 1: • i--i
• young fruit aw removed regular- ;
! - ! y- !
wild hi7! i’fe. U-n ijivu!'. ■•--
lld V U Mr. ;-. T "C. I’•
| Or Coior'* a»:d hi; 123 c. !
i lo lake back to iulnoi'ki v -ata ;
| hiwi.
I Wosbingvn D C.'< Leanye !
; Suiita is o- 1 ii 'a pi in-. cue :
S o£ her guided cilianai touvs j
; to Kuropc. 3h cum ; , th-; .n i
■ nod mo-o oaii »va nv, d• r11.•;t &s
; )nil aas tr.e a.? wao arc \ - .
j ii. : acio;.' t!u’ mi ur ti:e 1 • *'- : i .
: !::•«. .Vi-r hvP:T'g Xrorn Av j
I ]antic City's Larry S ecle in re- |
! cpog&e to i not', roiiocruin; j a
* rlc.if i ” v’C ’• i }\ shor/S }',lS sin* I
: pie who are Irviry tc* t ahead -
! Dr. Mavy M G-H B |
; ti ,ivfeling tontpim.-.n on h*. r err
ft Ot ;i)JI V) *• ' .
; G. D. Sogers, a! o of Day;ran j
: Bench, Flu . : ■>.'■. .■ u., j
; While c- -:.nl, i • ufei u- e-. I
! and he ife-'in- ail the other
i ,(,(•; lily M yori. to get together |
■ and work for u ■ - o u “i y ulh .
i uni tie c.-u -r - I -is ,
y, - in ti • H . Y k A Do- |
i fcrderls poll, v e.v Rcueit - • i
: Mayor nf Huuim t /' ■ it ’
.). • - Tie y, -ox; and
Y' 1-..1 i. -,r ( ' v.r
fgag
iv . n,EMt\G VOWS
; AT K'tll’UiUA T, inui.s in
ihr- lovely oc tr..! w't’ddhtg of
.V s M iri .il Alie.rv Parker of
tfe 'i v !|ii. •• a si -’mi Lt. S.<
U-.y Ui(ming, of Jamaica,
« p. I**? " i 8 n 1 7 :
i f c " I . I •'4 Pa ' ,%. 1- ;•-* '%
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I!v 'll -•> l>Cii\ STKOUD
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METHOr>—After an inspiring
i-. M-n I;.- i'.v. C R. i.
.'rislor of Oak CiR Cupli: t :
Chinch Sundi.y nru>i::c :u 11
jo'aioik Holy Comaiciiuon u .. civ
i feit. Quite a number ci visitor-.
; from out-oi'-iov.n % ere present
j ior the service.
j Rev. Harvey Haywood, pastor
iof Tithe: naclc Cin’istian Church j
j wlll celebrate life- His, .mtive: - my I
iSunday mornuife. Angus Ist at!
11 am, Ail ptr ons in tins com-:
•nunity c.i'i most, corctiitlly invited
'o : ..tni this service.
Rev Nathaniel Gaylord filled
’he pulpA ar. h • ctiuveh, P-.-.y
GiOvc, Sunday. All present enjoy-.
urn a noe service.
; Revival services for one week
'will h: held at St. James Alvliv
■ t.'ouveh ci'iilug U.e second week
; in Au ;u;;.
At Ore City Bap’i.vt Church
w,ival ' vviil b.,- he’d rlai'iny
■ the ttiird rfeck in Augusu 'Hie;
... •.•:•• .I ■„.. ryone is i\ ; u. ,d.
V *’ i C’i'i
V/c regret to ht.tr mat Mr. M.;
. L i'll iUia.i who iesu.es on t.-oie-;
i.iitii hte.-ec in Raleimi is Quito j
i hi. and i m St. Agues lioaptcal ;
j at tills time. His luUe dituttiuer.;
: Ada Pi ai l has also been hospital- •
iz'-'i for a i w days hut i- able to :
■-j horn-' lee a. --'ll our o.bei siek
... : ir : 'll.; . L. I US Mit lUid
i cc.nfoi - our - • k.
.;ry
! I’.:. C. ,:n Mu fe
ll \ .si' ci in Method
! wiii.e a.uimding the T.U.-siomuy :
-mii j-yi Me- AMlil Ciniroh
! m Ralc-ign last week. Mis. Mary ;
p r v ■■■ .. ce.. ..aa> trurn Si.;
James Clturch.
Mi to s Mary m.d Mar;ha Whit- ;
! ted, twin -aurs of Mrs. Gem-
I bin Dunscon, from Syraeu ;., N.!
■ A. nave ruiuaned home uuev a
] vii.sl here.
Mr. D. Landor Dunston, Jr. ol
; Brooklyn. N. Y. has been the |
i guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.:
Douglas Dunston.
Miss Mable Whifcted was the :
s week-end guest of Miss Lula Wat- '
| son. Miss Whitied's home is in;
: Raiford. N. C. I
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rogers
arid son, Wiley B. were welcomed .
in Method over the week-end.
They are residing in Stamford, i
l Conn. now. Little Leonard Jr. re- i
turned home with his parents af
ter spending three weeks here. Ail
the friends were glad to see the •
j Reims family again.
|' ihe CAROLINIAN goes to their
i home every wcet: and they enjoy
1: the homclolks’ news.
EXtll ItSI'ON
j Ne it Saturday mornir.?, at 5:30
o’clock a bus excursion will leave
j Method for Seaview Beach, Va.
i Tickets are on sale now. Come
.VyA I ■■"'Gu'V
Os Rak ija ■
)UNA TEL. 3-1071
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V, ini‘ .-J:i.",n i:.tnieii.!t<'ly
... :■' U ; t- :o! t!’C llls'!-
..1 by It'- I « !
lire’ah on July iS«.h, n' die
lienie of llu- OritlJ- cramU.iiher.
.•Ir. l -u nk Il.uris. in the ’bars
and join I lie crowd for » c!?v oil
p pi:wire. For any infor.ma
ca.i 3-.‘>»8ll, <l-0557 or 3-31-30
The fr;'if's and ncigi-bor. l ; are i
. very proud to see Mr. ana Mrs.!
i Alexander Goode and family :
ciorn: eded in Rv- r new home cn
Church S re.-t, v: wish them
i jit'ich hap. incss mJu n*-.\
' bode. •
, 1...s Rua L. Cup;.;. . Ru’h
iT. M -u: and lia r tide
;,i iu h ivul-.i Yvonne Mor
‘;--.: e and Ho.:p Elaine Curtis re
turned home Cup.il.uv muht from
;II uslu::mun, D. C. vvh-ue they
hove b »n visiting ’!u-n sister and
hr r hu n ci. Mr and Mrs. Alox
u nilur Chalmers.
Mr. and M: -v James Harris
from Summit. N. J, vwre -ts;
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wii- ■
liarn Smith and otlier fn-.’r.ds
Sunday. They were accompan -d
by Mr. ’and Mrs. Claude- Sums
and son.
Miss Ann;-.:- Mae Stokes is home 1
if:cr :-pta c:ifefe h r vacation with I
relatm.s in Norfolk, Va.
M" ■- Y. ;iiv i Ta . ana Clarence
Smalls are spending the summer!
.vi > rein! ; .via- in Canb:n, N- C. ,
M .a Dvloris Sorrell and Miss,
Ruby Jean Dm am entertained
p. number of their fri.i :nas ai the j
home of Miss Dunston Saturday
-lu. .noon from <i until H o’clocx.
Quite a mmibe.” of boys and;
: mis enjoyed the event
Punch i;:e cream, cookies and t
ctmdits v.us sei'ved. Ciiaperous;
uere Mr. Dunuton. Mrs. Goode,!
Kora 1 end clher guest from
IVarhington, D C. and T.liss R.;
: liu-le Toole from YViishiivdon
. vr. in R- \ h. The th.iklj-(.n
1 enjoyed the occasion.
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We can furnish any room
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SEE US FIRST
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FURNITURE COMPANY
121 East Martin Street 1
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258 5. TTUminoton St.
mm. 3-6417
DSLIYSSY SSfiVICS
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THE CAROLINIAN
iiiil coimuunity- ne:: t
Shown (left ot rh.M. Mrs. ?ru
) line Roberts, matron «>f honar;
'■ir, I- lemidX, ti> :. -. •‘.
Heroins anti the hvt r- u
fttivw CantpbcH.
I
ki;»i 4- Ot » a x - r v
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K\tovrf
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NEW Y ORK. (Cl O.* -
The licking Uio .M. 'i Mats ei -■
:•.; have taken fn.m Hu h
;, over shadowed by the
ir.at will come from il ■- ;
lien. The Mau Mau had Very llt
' Us ci.ar.cc to aeittal > d-. . :
But. h from thru- u- • • h ■ .
. h«J neither cq ur-tm-n u -c or a
n-zaiion, nor knov. .) wj.h
- Which to do it. They had only
i desire for self-guvt-emn’m a- u
! the desire to attain a nw; ■ ire ol
dignity in thier native iuud.
i ~.
n? reasmes cmp.'eyvd - y it:.-*
Mu. Mau t.> try to force t.ue in
vaders from their I ... . .■.
te more harm then the •
that have Leon n.-taj n >
natives of K.*n> a- i; ;vtu:l
I hard so ovoi. i-u- ... y
\ ing, misery, atic. exi ioii.;ti*..i ,ir.
! inis been the lot -.if t...
! there. First they hail to n"t or
j living from tilling <h,. u..l and
! V\u:rc driven Iv trie luoi.t j.unu.-n.
and unproductive t; i,-.u<ts. Tu-y
had no political ti , ns Tit..j<» v,it.,
b reed themselves on the hunk ,>
natives allowed them no \ -
i ir their governin', .ud. Further, !|
i they ware a110w..-d no opporitini
! ty to become educated.
' Could anyone ’blame tr.. ir.e r
daring and courageous naKve:, of
j Kenya for opposin.g suett ir.jr.s
--1 tires? Tile Mau Mau of Kenya
have lost heaviiy in tryiu-; :
j rain the rl,bis that are nii.o-al
j i.y theirs. They have been s! m:-h-
ALLAN MIMS, |
INC.
FORD SALES
AND
i SERVICE
m TARBOKO ST.
rocky mount, n. c
Telephone .1-255.1
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TRANSFER COMPANY f* GROCERY STORE
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HAULING | LLOCLII..ES
LOCAL AND LONG !
DISTANCE ■ Your Patronage
Courteous Prompt fij 1 pprec/aied
Efficient I ! —«> —
ED. UMSTEAD, Manager
602 S. Dawson Street © Tarboro & Martin Street*
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DIIDLA y
J Troom arc Hampttm Jn- S
:: ,ni-c- The former i
Miss V'd: her has hfen it teach- =
• r In New Fort ■■ vvs, Va. for s
: s !■ yea rs. J. B* iiaiien
i ruthlessly for trying to
i Finally the government o?
* Konya him many
, racitil r.conoiinc, and udmt?iAstra**
! l : v ;'
! !'•= for ail loyal HU-ajecis/*
' P-tiiacaHy a pledge has been
-
a to s v . th
' .’■■ i>f African members
i of the l.i-y.i:-Halve Council The
>. . <•; ucation for all races
• fi L progres
■ • ;v e labov ' u ;\d wage policies and
1 ;•> vigorous development of Afn
! 1 03rnung aJuntf modern tries
p -irwt. 1 —
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;| Is .*,»»;. t r.,*,. La-v-ane-e adequate |
he. • ■ ' \ :.y~ it tig
| fsn-- r your h*s><m» teu years ago*
*<■ • live yp’.-i' i ago v- a the t
)! value was ii.isf v hat it is now? j
IHe value of ye.-sr home Is g
v erth {irot-vaing. JL:*< C’aveoess g
I -iUraiu'e ;i-r: y giv you full |
protection on your home aiwlg
furnishing. 1
CALL 3-35*13
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NE». !•'* ■ AIJY Flßi'i LOSS. |
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INSURANCE AGENCY I
AcAclf-my EM,Fling I
DIAL 3-3563
Roy Caveness, Jr.
Roy Caveness, Sr.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1954
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Aodlo-Visua! |
Affair Slated :
At Va. Stats
j Pv.rERSBUHG Va Vv--. a j
] S’ate C-.tUe&e has 1 • s-jU.-eU'd !
| to provide an intern aiion ar.d ■
S materials ext-haage set vice in. au- j
die*-visual oduvafioa by Teaching j
Film Custodians ami the c<> i
roe.* of of Ne:iri> Land '
Grant Colic, vs. it vva-i n*. ■iv !
announcea L.-,/ Dr. Samu* ' A, ;
Madden, Diracier of :..••• Fi*. ■-) ;
Services 12.:virion, r-i rh.
; Dr- Madam has tr it cht.-re la ■
j direct the service.
| The service, v,* a i ■:■ i. will be .
] krtovvu as . i . r-...r-v - . : To- >
1 formaiion and .Matt n.as Cl.-ar- {
! ini{ House, wiil ser 1 . t 1 ;.• ■re :cm :
j forty institutions of iiu- her icarn- j
t mg wruon have .ea.-r: .. .-r u. uat j
programs arid are iKoreburs of i
the JUv.ders.-iip t ... i,: ei on i
Audio-Visual Pi <. ; ; e ;..as ■ ’ it;.- J
.struttion in Tee- c->- Fvit. t,l.cm |
AH of the scbvols Havite:; mew- !
bership in tiie conferatue aye j
those that ha'.\' predominately i
trained tsaehers for service m !
s-.-.iwols p: mupalJy aitendt d by ■
N;-;;roe«. Held a 1 VSC in May of i
1945, the Leadership Curi.rence i
i had as sis chairraan Dr. Imsc-a-i j
jP. Daniel Pre-clcu of .he * -a- |
i fawner of Presidents of X. ,i o '■
1 i.yn Gr F; !! ■ ■; ; h .v;;s the
i Um scmm-.l aa :..cv,iui con- i
I immee of it: kind |
j T ■ rsKtbiiahi».e: -t of the Clear- ;
i surii nsi infoniuhiu;:t cento,* a- i
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| ntional cm ichnve.t oi AmccHran |
study ; tunitkis, research and !
| oonfortre-uss,
i also 'x’.-re rocommcnd<*d. Local •
j Covernwiirm m AiVice.u ai vas e'* K ,
i pOi fni.e i,. to -V: u
| .Physic;) 11 y till* cum Mrs. have
; taken a severe i.i-.-h. ■ Me n y
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