WEi::.. ENDING SATURDAY JULY 31. 1954
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A Summary Os What
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Compare Ford with any other lar-for-doHar,
feature-for-feature . . . and Ford's score puls it away out front
■’ .' *in value. And what’s equally important, the modem feature*
■\ and trend-setting styling of today’s Ford will keep its value
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CAnvi-tc ci oi try in. 2to destroy
tin* ev'.i'iice *» gainst him.
Saylot Taylor of 313 Lee Sti. . .
•ui tr.ir.-xt in City Court or. a
■ aof Stalina a hot water
i •■‘•mV from toe \V. H. Km-; I- : .
Corn;.•any htu- rod a; o fn i, A
[,;;ng with an "litcer to the line
"stolen protv-ri; . toe hot watca
On the latter rhai go, T; v wr
wit- *tv » n a s* n;.••nee of s'x
tiontlls. T‘ is 10: it was s ■•*.' ■
<:d upon condi'inn that the ce
ll -idant pay ?K0 and 00-ts The
I n-.ir. ca i notice o! appeal
I ~s bound ever t« Superior
[ i. . uuatr a bond -if SlO
Citir ■act.ve in- lead in:: to
the downfall and final arrest < '
Taylor were QetfcCtivc:- 1 H
Bn-verr. H L Pei hies, sad F W
Hi. wins
TTBLIC Dilt'NK AKP
Attesting to i he fact i h i!
public drunkenness and '■
S2OO and costs, and the ease
nas been referred to the
Slate Hglhway Commission
for probable action.
Lester gave notice of appeal
vie! ne was bound ovs: to Wake
Superior Con: t under a bond '
TftJO KOI ST) OVf'.K
I Th,. - n o 'smo bound ivee
irr mi mi ~ni ™
r.. y I. Coiiit here Monday
a . .u-i-..»u1! vutn a clcacilv we<i-
Ma i W A Bland eon
dtistid u ivliniiiiarv ; ior
lh foil .lames H:026;
•T m Co r.o vp. and Alnert Cur- !
-v. tiar";. a,',' Cromer are :
i be : ■’, !,-: ■ t;o.. r e.vi> bonds each
. th .i iitr . undvi a br-jid of
;>. its s ■ ,r. h C Benton
1 1'. (*-■ b"a .|, ) rr i.; ; ■ . jr.-j Cl; . ;
. f .vViaii i . Bout ' last Friday.
ci C ‘. . -v i !\ jrth. when
'.•p tri 'n n held Curtis no
a 1 r.vwed cm, of Tr.ey
il' : it . to ha' e bcat h m
! ■ : :n ■ or-rpr ei him. and
*< ft ‘'im helpless hi toe hich
-vu "■; nrr-st does not pay
s'as .funinr Batis. who re
■•id- s .it Cl Brisks All ev.
Batts re(■'• ived a six months
sr.ment t fur public drunken
nrss aud re dsfiiia arrest. The
sentence ms si" pended upon
eoniiition Sh it he not violate
mi laws fop a period ot two
years,
' ;s a.,:.-, oh-.'_.-d with
u • >: • • as struck j
by a eat h. ir,.’ drive -, by One 1
■ jo.- iv, • >. r ni J Harp Street
• .1 u-c A'.iter Do,.n continued !
; P aver •'■■■: -id., nv tu ;n. this ;
| C-.'rd to ce:.-t f.<r disorderly |
copdticf ntlay wc <■ Aipia i
; Whitfield er.'i t iar!es Rogers of |
! “HO I'i'd ->•''* 'V r.dentor. Street '
1 i P's occtiveiy.
V. lutfiete wa s charged court .
Rogers received a 30- |
.: c sent.-r.ee :i?pended upon
! the paj-int-Rt. of cost.
I.ES'fIR EVANS N VBBEO
In s. easo that was called Tue?-
oiyv m City Court. Lester Kvare. I
3if. E TV V;C Sr;C -t. roc-'uvod -tn i
iT.on*?". for I
j rrrkles?? di;\ ng after his lu’cnse I
: had bf?n revoked.
fii.is was ordered to pay
T/h}, 9 'lsLUfPthmjju
By Bil l Paolsow
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so we should have
«*yor! the money to buy wirve
stock! But wait tilt sunt-.
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NATIONS FIRST GROUP i
CONFERENCE DEVOTED EX- i
CLUSH’ELY TO PROBATION j
PicHsrrd above is the first
•rtroun of persons in the Fast
to participate in * eoticfie-
FALL ORIENTATION IS j
SLATED FOR SEPT. 15 i
DURHAM Freshman Week
and Fail Orientation activities at j
N’o’-th Carolina. College at Dor- j
har.i. will be held between Sep- j
tcir.ber 15-22. Classes start Sep- j
tember 23 'Thursday) at P3O a. ■
m.
TCC Counselor R D. Russell
s m charge of the activities
w-i'ieh will include the usual bat
tery of entrance tests, physical \
examinations, and sueiat and re
lig ous services.
President Alfonso Elder, Dean
G- orge T Kyle, Dr. Charles D
U :tts. director of Student Health
Se: vices, and representatives
f-c.n the NCC News Bureau will
speak to tne students on Sept. 15.
Student Government President
E>. ::e?t Word of Rocky Mount and
the college's personnel deans. •
i Jean L Stewart and Misg Louise
Latham, will be among Tmm.-
day's speakers on September 16
Specialized tests scheduled by ;
days include: Thursday: English,
| Fridaj -Mathematics and Psycho
; logy; Saturday, French; and
Monday, Personality, required of
1 all freshmen and new students.
Mrs Frances M Eagleson. :
Ever Int out an exclamation of
disgust when you drop your Up- j
stick ease on a dirty floor? Don't !
let. it worry you. Just head for j
j the nearest supply of soap sod !
| water and suds it off. The ea@* j
will look even better, after *
j fhoough washing and polishing
with a clean dry cloth or tissue.
I If you're going to buy * now
radio or television set, you'll be
I wise to consider plastic cabinets
1 These are increasingly popular
because they don t warp, don't.
| show scratches, and are easy to
i keep clean witn soap arid water
i If you want to give your plastic
: radio or TV set ari extra luster,
1 wax it after washing Make sure.
| of course, to disconnect the set.
before washing.
in competing f or the 1064 "Col
lege Queen of America" title.
Miss Pittman is indeed a charm
nt example erf >he. loveliest A ■
merican Co-eds
THE CAROLINIAN
sponsored conference devoted
i exclusively to the problems of
juvenile probation officers and
workers. Dr. Charles E. King,
sociologist of North Carolin*
College. Durham-co-sponsoring
! registrar, will explain regjwtra
| tion procedue in Duke Audito- -
I rium at R. 30 a. rn on Wednesday,
j Sept 22.
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Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Find H«aiing Subatanctt That Doe* Both—
Relieve* Pain —Shrink* Hemorrhoid*
New York, N. Y. (Special)
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to stop
bleeding-without surgery.
■in one hemorrhoid case after
another, “very striking improve
ment.'' wa* reported and verified
by doctors’ observations.
P*in was relieved promptly.
Arid, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of a!!—this
Improver -rt was maintained in
**" ~rr« doctors' observations
« r« continued over a period of
it fi.y months!
■> fact, results were so thor
•«gh that sufferer* were able to
make such astonishing statements j
*« “File* have ceased to W a j
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historic Christian cultural institution, founded up o n the
ji ideals of Religious Education and Service to Humanity. The orig
tnai bask objectives have continued with additions in the academ
ic organimtion, and facilities, to meet the present day needs of the
student as m individual.
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A record has been maintained over the years, of preparing
ji
l and placing leaders who make outstanding; contributions m ai 1
areas of service.
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(USS A RATED BY TSE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Course# leading to the A. B. and B. S. deg rees in the following fields of concentration:
Business AdnmlNtm Ntxumi Scxenaex *nd
Education Mathematics
Fine Aeim Physical Education
Mom* BoowKwm.cs Religious Education
Language* and f,»we»tvw‘<* Social Sciences
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TRAINIW APPROVT&D BY YbW VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
THE SCHOOL OF RELIGION
T " •• -rsity’s School ot Rtsfi&om effen a three year aourm *4 studies 1
to Hi* degry* ot Bachelor of Divinity.
Mvmntni Ctm»*m For /a-lwvter Afirwafer*
r «| J Ttrflil OCnilC* SEPTEMBER 16--(N«w Shidenfs)
r ALL Imi SEPTEMBER 20~-(Return*n« Upperctaasman)
For information and bulletins writo th« Registrar
WILLIAM R STRASSNKR. Pr»e,rl*nt
- •xi>L*»ui»*»iuil l tti'miaaiaii w*~iini**i I' wwimi i n mini * ttocwusiMU «.i*•' *' ,ri,r '- f_■ unnnr
1 jujmTiiMiuminiinni i J .wiiittttnr»*«ii>iwißiw,e l ** -
group with the Natiosial ft** j
h.ttiou *«d Parole A»*>»oja.b<*te. 5
serv#S w ohalmmst Alta j
WmiA, »e»4ed front row. lefl
to right are Mr*. Ro«eita Brow
er. Ossie E. Davt*. WAtitam ft
ChiW*. M*s* Annie O, 3-xn**,
Miss Olivia Boitlwju-e.
Unthank, and Amo* Red*. Ra«%
j row Ms. Jim Eta L«e. TuMy
McOre*. NTfA eonsultant oE
j Austin. Tex.; Dr Carol C.
i Howie. STC'C psyehsitgist and
instittm ennsnltan*: Mn. Ktv#-
Ivm R»»*jko«, Dr. Joseph g.
IttnMM, jrr., NCC sMtotagist. sJ
w* «*« kpatßtrt* oomrwltant; an*
C. O. Williamson
problem!" And smong thess «rf*
ferers were m very wide variety
of hemorrhoid conditions, sent* of
10 to 20 years’ standing.
All this, without the ®s« «£
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin
gents of any kind. The secret k
a new healing substance (Bio*
Dyne®) —the discovery of a world
famous research institution. AL
ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide «**
for healing injured tissue ©a aB
parts of the body.
Now this new healing suhsrtanea
is offered in ointment form for
hemorrhoids under the r.am*
Preparation H* The price is only
Sfiif a tube including an appli
cator. The name to ask for is
Preparation H—at all drug stor«n
And remember—if not entirely
j satisfied—your money will b* r«~
i funded promptly..
Dorthye Says ...
By Borotfey* Walker, j
Home- fcooflorn Ist
CaroAtns Few tit A Ugbi Co
Fast paced living dmands
streamlined procedures in every
phase of h'.ipstmaking, from doing
the laundry to preparing the
meals-
To-day hut-*-y-sup meals -le
finitely have a plac in our kives :
Os course qwiefci* dishes must be
attractive and good tasting, ar
well a« *a*y to prepare
Here’* * tested skillet nwd ;
featuring ground beef in which j
the oeesf is cooked with rice and :
celery vn « sauce of tomatoes aisd
i bullion. Just-right *easo«4.n#»
j give l* good tlavot
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GSr '-VS^
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;fel AT YOBR IROCER’S 4W/
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PAGE THREE
. 5t kMSiI Rfjgtt SKILLET DISH
1 lb ground beef
1-2 cup chopped onion
j 2 1-2 cups tomatoes (No. 2 can>
i 12 teaspoon pepper
1 »4>aapcon 'Woi’Chestershire
3-4 snip uncooked nee
| 1 2 cup chopped celery
2 teaspoons salt
I 1 1-wspoon sugar
l cup bullion or meat, stock.
Brown nee slowly in 2 la
I jsppons hot lard in a heavy skill- *.
| birring frequently Add onion,
j celery and ground beef; brow .
! tightly. Add rest of ingred
I Cover tend nitnmer until run- -i
| ten dor- about 415 minutes Sea.-: on
to fast* Ytolds 4 servngs