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Rambling In Chatham
GOLDSTOW PITTS BORO SILER CITY
By 0. W. H«ad«n •» P, O, Box S 3 Goldston, North Carolina
GO, DSTOPJ -■ TU e regular
numthly rtiv> *uig nt the ; >ea|
Home Di rt''ustivtui') Club v, as
tiK-'-dt at the nor.•.« "t Mrs K rt»
Ktrivuf.. Me- Mildred Payton,
Count*. S-jpa-visor, wa, in charge
rs the di.‘eu«sion on the home ansi
its appearance ;<-* <r* and afU.i "
The GoM .on Barmball CI u b
trv. m.p.A the Si’cr City "C«", 17*
11 last ■ •-k. ilf Hit should oe
in tm,i i. this figure, 1 .viii be
glad to n ?H-*» the correction. * Otis
J, i'lradr-:, is inar.nging the Cold-
Stun team, and all .'©rrespoadences
Should b" mailed to him in care
rs the D ue Plate I\ O, Box IKi,
Golds; on. Manager Heouen ex
pects to have r. gar.K- a? Goidstoo
Bt haaM e\ fry Saturday afternoon.
L».--t Week 'eked the first game
of lire season wlrch was a vie- i
tory
Pie. Loom A.) don, son of Mr
and Mr.-, r • : ‘on Alston ste'X'i:- j
e"’ po-t Kr.i x. Ky. ef*'-r s tore f
visit wit*, hi? parents here. Pvt.
Freddy 1-e Eider* wm, in town
over weekend. He is taking
his basic tr - nine at Ft Jackson
6. C.
DEATHS
PVneial . •.: wees for George F.
C.ie< A the he by si us Mr . d
E. J, Hayes
’V7T.LIA?•■;STOK Thirty • five
K. merri* rs of the K. J.
Hove School recently attended
the State ccr:'.’ ■ nee of the NJ? -
A , vvh:;:n was hold al North Ci.r
©li’vi C. i Du mam.
Leaving IViiliareston for the one
day session about 700 a m.. the
gro'.'!- a ■ o!:.o::r: ,'d by the iviiy.o
economic? • m or ho D g.
Chance, traveled on tne sahooi's.
act vuy box
After re,giiionng, the members
•tti ••dr'* too • WHOP. at
H'h:ci.. V , an Mi.: •fee of War.
saw, jTi ! ed Among the olfi- |
cer.; electcd was Rosa Outerbridge
of W= i !i,.-m: :i; who also had an ;
jtnper!ant j art on to e program.
She had privilege of pre.-erjt
ing Pie prioe to the chapteer win-
H N.H.A., Contest
During intermisisou the group :
enjoyed a ts.’ty lunch and several
tah-nt numbers, tb •* were present
ed hr other m- npy-r cnemutrs.
In the i f tern our. an inspir
ing pageant "N. H. A. Fester* •
day ar.d Today,’' wav present
'd. After <K pageam three
f ormer N H.A officers gave a
resaino of their activities since
they have left the ocyafilia
tion. The re»arts indicated
much progress.
After the par.nrorea the officers
♦le«. t< ; 1935 Sfi installed
Hr,' their di.ties.
The :■! : : m-c ect w. ••: Hosa
Outerbridgi- c, the &. J Hays*
School.
A ci.'trinjf etrsmory fpltc/wed !
tlw Insteh&tion service. Ail me ra
ters ■;;; -.?y that i *.-- coriterers-e
h'■ : teen .rup.rin.. anc erbigatea
-Ins
Asbury
BP MRS. BERTHA ROGERS
ASBURY NOTES On May 8,
*t 11:00 ociock, Lincoln -Die will
Hold its rey tar monthly service
Rev J. D. Treadwell Gi! officiate
fine iv.S's ,v; 11 bt r-:■ ,-jy
the ficni ur. Evt; yrme is cor
•fiially n, ••ui to attend.
A six-.-ial Mother's Day service
Bp: -j by the Mothers of Lir.-
coinvi k? Churcl will bi ; ■
nenied May S at 7:30 o’clock. You
are cordially invited to attend
this r•• air
Mem lu.i? and friends of Lin*
cohivillv AM* Church are urged
to be i : nt at the official board
meeting May R at 7:30 o’clock.
Busin' 1 ? of importance will be
(.. : ... scr:
Re*' B. F Pickett ami Rev, Le-
Samone were visitors in the As*
bury Community last Sand*;
It, v. Piivett is a former pastor of
Lincoir.ville AME Church.
Mrs. Bessie Blount and Rev
Pr:Prison • 1 Gary, were united in
M.ly matrimony April 30, 195:
in Raleigh, N. C. They will reside
in Asbury fur a while.
Mrs. Estelle Wright is confined
*t her home Also Mrs. Lilly M.
Coari Mr. Glover Penrongton is
on the sick list.
Birthdays tin?? month include -
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hooker:
Mr C E*. Cain; Miss Emmaline
Hooker and a number ot others
vn will read about during this
Jtiveiy month of May.
The Asbury Blues tied with
tfcffrey's Grove last Saturday,
thought for the week
1 have spoken unto them, but
they nave not heard; I have call
od unto them, but they have not
answered. —■ Jer. 35-17.
Rush Memorial
By MRS. MARJORIE SANDERS
Sunday was Communion Dav
fct our chum-h and nil nicmbors
that have been tick and shut -In
v.ere brouht to the church for
Holy Communion.
Our pastor is stlU asking that
ftil friends and members remem -
the sick in prayers. A play,
‘ The Golden Gate” was presented
Ht the church Tuesday night. May
8. at 8:00 o’clock The Booster's
Club sponsored this play.
Prayer meeting was held on
Wednesday night at the church
tad immediately following the
prayer service the senior choir held
their weekly rehearsal.
Junior choir rehearsal was held
at tire church on ’Tuesday night
Rt 7:00 o’clock. The Evcr-Ready
pianists will meet at the parson
fcge on Thursday night from 8 to
9 o’clock. All members and those
£hat wish to become members are
Mked to meet.
Thought for the Week
“T will lift, up mine eyee ‘unto
:hc bills from whence cometh my
rsip. My help someth from the
io;rd which made heaven and
ife-th.”
Let Ub reineoilwr to attend the
jfewsiir of our choice on Sunday.
’ Mrs Ftelcher Cheek of. East
■>' ’rii’a.’' . v.'crt- iron !"ora tiie
Roberta Chape! Baptist Churcn
| i.ist .Sunday whii It -v. O, L.
j Womble affieiaiiug. i! > sei
! vivci ny ht* mother. Mrs Mary
| Dowdy Cheek: f«uu.-r, Mr Fiet
! cher Che-ih; two sisters. Prulrit
end Nancy; one brother. Harry;
, and many other relatives.
Cpl. Curtis Johnson is visiting
S.lt* ! City iiiier recently arriving
) from Km cm and Japan.
IT:.. Kafo B. Bynvam of Ft. I e»
| vi.-i, Washing'ton, is yiaiting bis
I mother, Mrs. Virginia Bynum, in
Goidston while or. s» tv.-o-week
i ve
i Last Saturday evening toe
Goldsboro News
BV HENTRV C. MITCHELL
GOLDSBORO -- Tiv Lend A
’ Hand Club of Go!<i*boro, assisted
by other clubs of '.be city, obse-rv- •
ed its 14th anniversary Sunday,
April 24th at the Ptodc.-isial Holy
Church on Fast Elm Street
Charles House, a senior at Dii.
lard Hi;;h School, and winner of
many speaking aw'.rds. was the
featured speaV.-'r for tee occasion, i
i '"'sing as bis theme ”11 is better ;
j to give ihac to leceive,” he prais* | ;
ed the group for tfteir ’wonderful
work
The group of more than 40
members was organized 34 yem-s
i ago under the leadership of Mrs.
Maggie* Smith, the current preri
: dent The purpose of the club is
: to help the sick, underprivileged,
-nd old people. For U years the
duo has sponsored a Uu.nksgiv* j
ing dinner for old people.
Ai. sdaress welcoming various
other clubs ot the city to help
them celebrate was delivered by
M r s Mary Leach Mis, Virginia
F. Sutton, president of Mn;Hon;.rv
; Circle No. 2 of St. James AML
■ Zion Church, gave the response.
: Mu-.ic for ih<s occasion *.vos ren
i dried by the Junior Choir of the
. Fir.-i African Baptist Church un
. <Jcr the direction of Mrs. H. F
Coefield. Mrs. Edna Wiley sang
■ a solo.
Others heard on the pregrano
were Rev. M. W. Morgan, pastor
o 1 ’ the First African Baptist
Church and Mis.-; Siama S.'issei.
Among the organisations asb.st
uig in the observance were Mi:->
i sionary Circles from Stoney Hill
Holiness Church. St. James' AME
Church. St. Delight Holy
Church. Guiding Star Holiness
Church, Antroch Baptist Church,
First African Baptist Church, anti '
• the Floral Club of Be*t Grove.
Missionary Circle No. 2 of St
James AMR Zion Church met
with Mr. William Coley Sunday
April 24? i Mrr. Cede i'. .Artis
read the kcrioter* sed Mm. Lou
| venia Payton prayed
Forty -three member? -.f , . fr
Dil:r,rd High School Glee Club
: left_ Wednesday morainv for New
rork where they presented a
number of concert®.
They we.-e arcoripa.alcd by
M?-.s, T. H Tohnaon, NcD A Stitt
j director; and Mrs Chanie M.
, Barnes.
' Whi ‘« ’-a New York the girl*
were quartered * t the SStima
Ramson House. 175 West 137th
Street, and the dovs m 'be YMCA
180 West 135th Street
Thursday morning was spent 1
getting settled and making m-rv-s- '
K-'iry contacts. At 4 p, m . tnc- I
.r'oup gave b jfi-nrinute concert ;
at Bernard’* School for boys
On Friday the group took s. 1
four end a half hour f'ur of the
city visiting Greenwich Village
• u«tatown. Cathedral of g.
Grant s Tomb, Columbia Univer- !
i Sity and Harlem
On Saturday the group took a
guided tour through RockofeiU l ”
i Center where they spent the as
. terr.oon at the Columbia Broad- !
■ casting System Studios recording
a program to be heard over the
, CBS Radio Network Sunday, May i
Bth at 1 p. m.
Or; Sunday mornff'g the mem- i
be?s of the Glee Club v/eri;: per- ’
nutted 11 visit the church of their !
choice, in the as ernoon at 4 p. i
ra. the group gave a concert at •
St .tames Episcopal Church. 865
Madison Ave.
Those making .he trip were ’
’ SOPRANOS. Ida Ruth Evans, 1
Eleanor Joan W ('ten, Mane j
1 Booth, Liliie Holmes, Rena Wynn, 1
Eiia Dudley, Vinenne Tate, Eunice j
Whited, Shirley Herring Karol;
MACON NEWS
BT LUCY M. RAMSEY
MACON The “Annual Youth
Day Program" o t the Lovely HU!
Baptist Church was held on Bun
day. AprjJ J7. Everyone enjoyed
■ the program- Rev Foster deliver
ed a wonderful sermon,
j The youth gave a playlet en
titled “Bible Stories," with music
i by the Junior Choir.
| The Junior Choir will accom
j pany the pastor, Rev. J .H. Fos
ter, to St Matthew’s Baptist
Church on Suridav night, M:iv 29
CLUBS
The Embto Home Demonstra
i tion Club presented a program at
the Macon Club House on Friday,
; April 22, at 8-00 p. m.
Mrs Rosa Edwards attended the
County-Wide Demonstration giv
en at the Community Center on
Wednesday, April 27 at 12 noon.
1 She represented the Embro Home
Demonstration Club
ILLNESS
We are sorry that Mrs. Delia
Williams is very ill in the War
s' mi General Hospital. We hope
j she will soon be batter.
I We sincerely hope that Mrs.
Pattie C Davis, who is a patient
at the Park View Hospital in
Rocky Mount, is well on the road
'! to recovery.
We art- glad to know that Mr.
Henry Hudgins is recovering
from his illness.
Mrs. Lucy Ramsey has been ill
and was a patient at Warren Gen
,j era! Hospital recently. However.
: she has returned to work and is
' j doing nicely.
We sincerely hope that Mr.
Prime Clanton of the Vaughan,
i
C ids;on Boy Scout lYoop. aJi. o;
1 with Captain John H T; .• .>u
M. B. Ray vi .ted R-.l« - i.?h to
ntes the Scout Circ’-*.. i'-i.d
State Fair Arena. T .i.- w a:-,
time the boy:; from 'a > «u• ;. ■ i- •
1 joyed themselves. Thu pc ;n
consisted of ’Tuinorri•»*••■« Ac.
ca’’ proUide. oper in;.; i ••.•..».
; whip cracking. Cub .-• me;? on
pa’acu*. bicyci* ectiaii, c*u\
In Siler City Sun ia;.’ ’■
tiiu Buy Scout Treoj was u’ du
ly at the Cuatham High 5< ric.ru
helping p;,*r cam w. h t. A
and T. Coiieg-’- Br.rd " f Grt'ie
j boro played p roi -eit prog l am
m toe nigh school ti e
Karnes Basbur • Flowers, Janet
Lewis; ALTOS: Geniev* Howi - .’.
Joyce Simmons, Marg. ret Sai. /,
Barbara JfolJonuin. h, p>r
Ma.r;e Sampson. Eugenia lmr v:.
TENORS: David Tint-!win. V, ' T
Hargrove, Wiiliam Dortch. Pruo
Cherry, Thaddeus Hayes Edwin
Scott, Frederick Shedding, '. i
thar.ittl Cox, A ire-a Best, Marvin
n. Hi rb ■ I a ■ e' ' SES
James Bake-, Frizzell Lewis, Joe
Flederirte Bryant. .Prince D> -t
Frank Holloman, James Hoiionv. n,
Lmes Best. David News, utc on-.
Emmett Jackson
Funeral services for Cnl. Ru
dolph Sampson, who died m
Korea, were held recently f•'.•
Elm Grove Church Burial was
held in H«fks Grove LYn-..■♦.••: ..
Cpl. Sampson is survived bv he
parents, Mr and Mrs. j’„,
Samp-on ~f Plki.-ville; i brf/Lr: ■
Ivcr.y. ’ , Jr., and CL’ ;■■. .
of Pikev;tie; and Preston of War
saw. V i . 3 in. Frank !r
of Goldsboro. Sara Evans - mi De
mo Evans a!) of V. vm
Little leecia Jo;. . V/flitems of
924 Carver V ve r ■ ;,T », :,y
afternoon H:i scrv v
held Wedncsasy rnornire - >
a. re. from the Sucrad He ■ t
Catholic Church on Br.gh? .v.eeL
She ;s survived by her . •.;
Mr and Mr: ,t;,bnnic W
•Sr., one sister. Rose M-• .e.
brother, Johnnie Williams, an i;
the horre; maternal gra dp;
Mi and Mrs Josjp n rs,.
Gnids-b’-.iro: p? 1 r,,!, C -j O'. •: ■• -•
M. and M- M.-i..or Wi’.Jb. v
Prig cptnn.
Bumc:, was in Suilob (b?; - '- 7 y 1 •
Jotmston Couniy
Mr. Thedy M ,«r-u 000 D ■ .<
Street, died *uddf-;> T'•
April 2’e.
Mr Mvs-u s n bv;- . .
boro, was the so;; of the
A’ -rn ami Fillic Ar.n M.-rw.
He was ech.u--.ted in the pabi;r
fry,.,: u- ~f Goidac/O* o and a.?
res dent of the city alt of h s J-;.
fnosr.-- was r? v - owner of T
Thedy T - • c-j . •■•. -
he one rated fo* 23 ver:
I'’ IDS? he -a as m.vn.-rl • ,v
!<■ til Rawlings < f Enipor-;..-, V*.
-'hey had no eht:d••«.*,
A Riember of tb- Fj: > y,,r-
Church, he war airo a K -•
of the Elks Lodge. Fun -
■’•ices were held f •■nr-. •;
mentioned church wi:n the R» v .
Mr. M. VI .Mo-m . < ,
iating The Lightnor Furr-..'
Home of Goldsboro win. m rra; V t
of the arrangements.
Surviving are -jis v• • fMrs
Ruth R. Moses; 4 *>rothi.-i ■ Lero;-
and Wiiiiam Muses of New Yu:;
City 5 sisters, Miss Lw. ■■ , TJ .
of the home Mrs. Peari Bn-y.
ot Boston, Mura.; Mrs AiU'Na
Steven:-. Miss I . i . .
Mrs Ellen Holley all .f pj-......
delphia; 15 nepheu j a-..
Buna: was 'a the i... ,
Ct-meterj-
The body of Mrs Bc-uiri’i H'J
irses Bowden of Bfillirao:c Mary
land, arrived :n C rr-iv: ■
ly. Funeral s« rvcies will bo hold
Friday at 1 r»; Ir ■:;! the At s
tolic Holiness Church on G: ;
Avenue. Burra'; whi b- o
Warsaw Cemet-'.-y.
She ..-is su'-v ved - •:• > ■
band. Mr. Muck Bov.de:' of
timore; 3 daughters. Mi Lo
caine Tillman of Pittsburgh. Pa;
Mrs. Elnora Baldwin, Mrs. The; ■
ina Brown, both of New York
City and Sidney Holmes of Ivlii
waukee, Wisconsin.
The Bowden Family :- stopp-.ng
with their aunt, Mrs Matiibn Ad
ams of North John Sireei .u.-.-i
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B F.
Barnes of North Greenleaf SI
: Community is on the road h re
eovgry. He is a patient a! the
Veterans' Hospital l.u Curb :n:
VISITING
Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and fami
;ly have returned to Baltimore.
: Md.. after spending sometime
I with her parents. Rev arid Mg
i J. S. Spruill.
| Mrs, Nell Williams, sister of Mr. >
Lafayette Brown and her son and
daughter, Mr. D. Wilson and Miss
| Cleorie Wilson, aii of Phil tel- '
, phi®, Pa. are visiting Mr Lafay
ette Brown this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charier Somer
i ville and daughter, Cherye. along j
! with Mr, and Mrs. William Hud
i gins, all of St. Albans. N. Y wen
recent visitors in. the home of j
Mrs Panola Hudgins, the mother
of Mrs. Charles Somerville and <
Mr. William Hudgni- ■
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK '
“The testimony of the Lord is
l sure, making wise the simple." --
I -- Bible
The Wake County Council of
| Negro Horne Demonstration Club:
j celebrated National Hen,*.- Jv• >-
i onstration Week Wi-dm-.- ' 1-■
: 4, at its fourth annual banquet ...
; the Wake County Office Buildiru
j at 8:00 p. m. The we;.',, honon ;i
| an outstanding leader in each .!•■> ,
j ca! club.
The rotating cn p vv a. s
awarded to the outstanding
dab of the year. The Fugle
Rock Clab is nov holder of
the clip.
Mrs. Minnie L. Woodson. State
j Supervisor of Elementary Schools,
j was the guest speaker.
! Mrs. Gertrude Gondson, Council
thf: Carolinian
oiiiis4-oiii v/OU i'. t > T Koyncl ia o
• UV MR’ 1 ?, fl 3 MAN V •{■ ON
31. i >■; iv’ ,1 i
I LMITiUTia D - Ti-. " i
Ot'oir of Green Cii-.pi/i ' .
if* * > l I dfv’
r • •—,-cd to T’; to I bui, . V ■• .ui •
OpUi. Luutle buiior i/i . ': 1 • ik . v‘
r Eblil pi- who - (~.• tol r“ I
(h t'vn C-Us-el Chi Si ••.my,
May Ist Dfflk
Mi vi. i. Viblsi-r; ;i'-inrjpal, >
Mr. Swar.o. Aj. u:/ ; > I;. true;-
•T- o£ Rirlv.ro M. ;i . . ,U|; ill .■•
went on 1...-IC (lip b >1 j.rnh.l' B noil
ibis we» kuna. Many iso v. ••re
.-a; ivt 1 -by the two
Mr. y .i.-ter Bn.-v, r„ K.-v. Acer
Broftn iind heir ..m ,ti v ... •Je
vveei. ~o ~i;, io. ,Yi. i.u d M’ ■
Jou Brown, roceptiy.
KINSTON NEWS
ft,*. MARSHA ’ L J. 1.01-TON
K/N 'a.LfSN iMLB/ —Adkin’,-. 1.,n0- ;
ia. C.auj paitudpa- •;! i:i the Rocky
Mount D i; Ct LA"-. .: Ft.-i'vai,
Ap- •! 14, at Eastraai, Hi/h. School
in Enf.eld. The u; ed drair and
W<-; octet rtr ivetl ratings of 1;
Uc- jija't; ri-nfjjfj received 2 j.Jua j
and the iris’ ei.oir and t*.ilo re
m<l i Each fc/oup pertormed
ve.’.’ ’’ie• 1.-.- Seiec-ip-':- ,twi- .:o
vn-rc. Souls Os tilt! llikiiteOUfa — j
Noble--; Waters Ripple ar-.J Emu— !
Son us Mark -bare, and in the
Sih-nt Night—Rachn: niinuff.
Or;, Saturday, ApiA lii, Thug;ns
Bt.yd, J,tiius fa;Carl Kills.r. ■
and BLiiniey M'-'/.-.-in trii*>e!?ed to
Winston*:-,, icm lo compete in tut
table tennis tournament finals. In
the Einj.v Intci’mediate Div.rion,
Xhoi/iHS Boyd v..; rjimcii Gate
champion by dcd’«-.atir.v Calvin
BU,' of D Slnlly ca (.1
Hi;;ii l’<v t. Ci.iv. :t Liub'.s of
7 T' " ■ . f l‘: 1
k.r i;- I PJib<; <4.. e; t) .■. i . C;l 1 • »,’ ‘Ji lV i 1 .1 -
ftoit-.Syle.ni. Ii» the St iSira'.ie
G.-.J Ira. J.;■;•/„ Par.its was ra.awci i
charapi.in ior iha : • •id
straight year, denct-ting piejws j
from LJui i: an:. High Point, Char- •
and Wiar.tun-saU
i-Vr the iftcrinediat..- dJUiyles. :
Thoui'is IJoyci and Card .’vhib.i
iw •: rvmed the Stats t-1 an:.; i,• ■ i ..s
,'ind in tn SSifioi B übifs, J aides '
P ,r!;s uod Siaui: y Moi -;au wore
the svive c.igiiv-kgts
K.a-h v- ar tiu- .-tit;m \\o*»a
'V'-rh. brif kmasbra ■■ ai-.d diversi*
lied 0.-cuna'H'is : d to AiT
...o*',. :-e. G/eensboro. to narbt;na»e
in ti - Si'.*.; Trade 9rd Indiivti ai
Conte:-1. £;u jeii'.» from 38 Neg-*o
h;y.b -.choc!:-: too): part i:: tin lIPE
contest ir. ..rich tnere w:--i- 22
vaiious trades to compete ir. The
contestant-., teok a written te 1
and a s’.iii test afi-.r whjrt- the
lUtJf ■:• |.. - 1' fir I- ■ ■■■!! F
lo ti-e sue!;.:-' »> p f * ”, rt-tr.ari.■ .
uurc.- 1 .-V •31 i'-'SUcU-
Greci-.«i : s *••-. ixienucd from
At inn i y 1.'.-, .kiia Ga.-kius. »*:r,-
I't.'c;.;Gi. lii •-(•;■;, -Aju- IOA
the tn .-rai.-* >: --gi'.un ai i'wra ,v
Dry C any rs v.-on i.m- N rs-. C,.r
oinra Sf.-m T>;?de Trowsy ... i- > .
vile im-vj T. J: U;Vi .- He rraert
: ' i o;i :. l .u/i cl) 7
»D * bv. itiO il \ MTi.V, ii
iv»' • wei- j o];»•:*€ h in ' •
a*. JJjH - :.: EN’(-‘-a ;S:' :
e*. H in* pi
The students making the trio to ,
O. -. u wort; Ei'traklin C
i;in. P/iil Wt.ite, Vt ,r. on Riu-ir.,
Buy G-iJ-uviin, Tiiuraa:; Pin.iuk,
Ehsiia I:i, - i : L.l • 1 .• ,;l- G.-’c::.- :
Pi,..-''-! Cu i*n T
rnnie E nuao'its, Lvoiturd .
Odril lo:.- - Aiio: Daw id ter y,
Dura.-; IJ w - ,:n, Eiiuimi Hirai-v. liota
Mc'ti::. Ei.tvl Guodiug. Du.:-y ; . Cii'KiU-
Grade • •£' Chriu'rat: FiSui VPi
lisra Eii-.i Suita'i. LisuvouJ iius- i
sel-L l.i'yi F'uoviiie uiid Ro
bert Sji.itn, C.aiu- 1: l.uiuia .
(A- -iri, R(j.'»sevi-it Brown and
Luby Bru.ivn.
Pea * m, ilx -.raid Jean Alurn.-'. Ro
bert Ful l Hum, 'Pm r:i;ari Adoipn
Simmon . Muo Eitsabeth King
'Valter Ben: Speight*. Savid'
Louise B avi, iu.-l ikiaa >lue I
•iolli’S.
Gr :.li IK: Linda Nelson, Cur- j
rie Copier Charte-3 Hurgetl, Hen
ry Connor. Grtucie Can ley, Do- •
lores Smith, JSwjah WUfituns and
Thein-.n VC. • -:t.
Grade- lAM: Vasr.tte Moore, i
| Betty Gray, Mtiuiie ,Skin? or, Cur* j
; lean Suttoji, Verda Kittiell, Mar- •
I fifirct Fisher. Lury Buggs and Rosa !
i Helen Fuel - <u.
! Grade IM-II: Ruth E Berry, .
: Linda c. Burney, William Dixon '
and Raymond £. Your,u.
Grade 2M-L. IJurru Belie Bil
j verieau Km.-i.-y. Jesse Dow, David
; Jones and Borothc Hanam.
Grade 2M-11 s. r1 t •;-1 Iv j. lie hr-: i,
; Carrie B.u;u-.-, Lois Met K-ooiiiie
j and Margie Day Jain-ra
1 G-'aCe 2M ji!. Ci, ■ t ii. Le - .-i.--.-i
Martha M Mjuv.
Grade IS: Blend.a Moore, Casner
! Gueirins a.rl .?.'-;,'.r Wusltlngtoii.
Grade IteV'-j- Donald bk oi'ier,
: WiUliiri! ii. I'U-tu. J,):.., I l'lsljel'.
i James Fariov., Curtis p arrow and ■
| Ellen Allen.
j Gade JW-11' Ruth Sutton. Edna
Fi.se ir, Pai uia (, ihuu.. . . u
l Doris Joyner
Grade 3H: Beatiii.-i Mason .”.iar-
I garet McLawhnrti, Veiuia Speiy.hts, ■
| Rebecca White, Fubt-ne Fiaeman
| and Ltmvood Cold;
Grade 2L: Del oris Jean Burney, i
Grade SM-P Bnrnesuiie McCoy,
Patricia Duj.n ora. H« r.ry Fisher.
Guide JM-Ii Hetty Attains. Katie
Murnford. Siiii-'u-y Cunt: ry ivLu'u.
Jones and William Fisher.
Grade 2W. D •!;. -. C;..0a,. Wii
’ lain Williams, Atciue I-asher and
Citforge WaSiiiti; ion.
Crude 4L-IP. Roi •ri Ear! Huts* 1
| toy,. Grade 4C-I. Ktoa Rmh 1..*-o
--| roe. Grade 4P: Janet Tillma«,
; Sarah Onagnuiy. and Nnlianlel
| Speights. Grade 431; Calvin Wash- J
! iiiK'ton ana Melvin C. King.
President, was mistress of ccr*?-
rnor.ien. Mrs. B. M. Edwards is
Negro Home Demonstration
Agent. j
,- • A. ;. i, -, .S",; in. -:, , : ; ..
Or.l MO? (mb- Os Gcu’ -mm vml'c
• 1 1 V.; iturx Os 1,1; . iiot.i f- •
!»'•'- ,11.
fiui F!t,.i Cu!: of .irndUC' 1 i
vpi.ut-iOi ed it' vn• -;;..' !o. :u
Dir. Brr. li-.e .•■v.’.; y !i. May.
SICE AND b*ft.r-INS
Tie ui h lii'hiile: I*l ! j
ui Netv, >Sr. j.js- Brown, Mr.
Win Watson. M;>: :.>ar*R
Ifopkhir and Mr. Lnt im
I’ll treUe.
The Shu 4-low Indium. Mrs,
Laura ismwut. Pir, i)ave
tJors, IVir-; Mis-vvj .- i. v'-n.s,
Mrs. 11'lsa 1 i*ii'.)•'n. dir. Vi id
i ufrelay -lid Mr. Oir; Miugrfn.
To the isluh -,iit-f Shut Ins —•
A very soeedy rei n very.
.Speight, M. ry Jean Crara.
luOueiiu idiiiiiei a:r;l t . a*’ 1 :/
Du wson.
Grade Ofu Sam G bi. -i. J U.
Grr.'. Cm. ies Hu: is t;> ■ :• F .
Gade bit. Clr > • »J.-i
Conk's. Ac?tie Lou tiook-: r '-inti
; UJi'da Gr
Grade 6D: ’Mu:- S.vu J-.i.e
--; tn > She".-ad, jpi. ■ Sk n.ici josc
ph.isjc Vvt-es, 1; 1 it; i.io’i-i. Emiiy
’ iGtiftr. Carol Dixor nt:u Kraanael
Bi.tiPps,
Grade g'-V. E.vie L- Dim k
I -iii...u. Mu mr. .Della Ve. • e.
: Jsmrs Hopkins, Edna Jovce KH
v;--: a-, Svtioi'. N.'i’m L
son, Barba : a St. * . Du ; e.y
Moor:.- and C- :,u ...-•■ -.
Gra.de <B: Mu v A. Ctoido-s, D-.a .'•
M Battle. KaPieriru- Dixon. .fa,.-;p- 1
' i to‘i tiv O:S „'<-1.,e Uu I.
MOI : iS.
I Gram- ?N . - - D m ;to.
- j’carlie Dove, B-.-tiv C-.
m. -e i v- ,ie < Sa ’j 3 ■
Grade JvV Elijah Lev s, j: '
I‘':i»row. cnar • Vtoak Mi Tv,
| Jean Drier us Adams, Eiiby ;'-.i -.
• Mo. t a hr *,: Do 0 be. .'ic-m:, \o;; ~
Rev Skinnt r L.u.vci H<
1 Dr.-nglas Mc-A.rthm Rmm-'e
- Grade 8G: Lrae., ,m : Sutton. Lm
i ola T'lNnan. Chtirrot'm Dm -:.m.
Christine Eeov::, 7 • •:, ii
Dl ... I.;ii H i Ida u j u .-;
i\e a—o, E'v; (;, n IV, .-- , j-..iba
: Ruxseii, Ri.-ci VV'-ils a,.d Jim- nio
| Wiggins.
i Grade *J: Earl Ene.hur Km-,,
| Meitie Ariis* Emm;; Mdir-r. L'ra
i t■ ■:ci H.. ei,., K : - ■ • ; ..... u it,-. ;a
! srai BrUiu Jean Baltic
• Gramr SM I. F. .; ...
■ Hati.a: ;.. Wrae:-, • ~ .- -
Betty M-h„. ..:•:; o.uL:ue ... \j .
R . D ram, £ v
; Alim fu ■ ■ .., jp m .-.
Gra-viir .1.-u- r --.raj Mom- t;. j-d-m--,
Gtodi- I.Tr Ao-u ~..". u .
; L; v Vt 1"; * ; -;•••• -.J,, , ,
: BUij Vi'ilci .-vT.- :i '- V. -
; Evf rath Cue V ■ : -■ l.'-r: I"; idm
■ 1 ; ■ - -if - , j
Der.-a.me X:■ e
"W W* "S %*it ’ ! 9 Q T, • 1
i"■ * yky -r , v ■■ t fe —* ■" 1
fff* ■, r * g q r\ t * j
ivkLit iri: Ts» jj* Mm riuason
With MRS. 8. F. m I*.- O %
HIGH POINT - G.-
April 30.
! Calhol.iv Ceuler G. iud w:i ?
of the >r :'Gi'.r .■ .
child -t ;■ '.'.i!:. .: ■ ■ - ••• .
: a parly given Gy the inr 'iG
Mrs A. Jacks-.,-,■. m:l M; ■ v
; Jackson were cf-n .■i-nors u i.rr ;
'Tin. Jnnr'i WvGGiuip 'J cue i
j with a program f> ’ the puvie, ,
: which consisted of draistktw.a
--| l ions, songs and di'iie-s. Tin. re >
| was an ex mbit of crafts. ciu-r :
i which reception viis: licid ici alt. ;
Over 30 child res:. v.i.-r: t.- ! G--:.!
: During Lit: sur.'ii-.er two
shops will be held for ago g- oups •
i 4-S and 7-10
i Beginning Sunday. M--v 15-21.
| the YWCA will b-'-v-n m |
1 wide Member.-hip I>nv. Mrs.
> Arleese Lemons and Misr N. V
j Moss are Cn-G aw-if.'i fin Oh:
; member hip . am pm;
: Phvsii-iti Edur-iti 1 - Day will be j
! held at. the GrHtO i ! ,*-r>u>b!:iry
i School Friday, May 6 Tm pur
pose of it is to bi ll; develop :tp- i
' precaution for phjsKcai Line;-: and >
■ skill. All suideru w .i paring IP
(i! the w-hvitiot, ••{ the ib.y 'i iv
. public is invited.
Tin: f<.Uuwini; p< i-sons were 1
i elected to serv.’ (.-f! ;-.:i as '. i
the Gnfhn t,.i i : :v' ; 'i.:■. ;
| Siriflklen, piv.-.uicnt; 'i'aimadg. ;
i Carter, vice presidtr.t; Mrs. A. L ’
Johnson, Ist vu c •■■■■• hi; Mr
; Shvabetb Sprue v. sucic'uiry. Mrs. ;
Fdmonia Toivi ucv. T.iM M.r
rcti.ry, Mrs. M. .7. S'mmen, Tress-
Ul'fSV..
! The Wisteria G ii'd'-n C ; ■ > b nioi •
; V. mb Mrs Anniv Svyi.. mr, 201
! Murray Street, Ftiday night, i
.Apiii 20 Mrs. L'aimie Kirk, pi i
| gram chairman, gave details
I bow to maintain beautiful giadi- i
ola bulbs Mrs. Mot:.i*- L'i:t: auo
i, .iOlnnc V, ki t , w:, - *a .-. i- ' l: ■
urea with gifts ou 11 1<-11 binud':.:.'
Lime Sherbet and text: v, ere ,
sc: veil by the liostt-s:;,
A v' V;i! ':' hue He! W Vv' i-t- : tVI. li
by t Ik- n.einbt; oi the iMpt.v
i Vori-.'-.y Gordon Club on TuwKu.y 1
• evernug at the home oi Mrs.
Joseph McCnntnt.il. V,', ; !G> '!
on-cat The home vv.t» artir-ticady ■
! decorated with spring flowers In
i addition to the 11 members; pre- ;
: sent guests included Mesdam.is I
E. McCrr.y, V. Bcldwui, LI. L
Carson, D. Stafford, C. W etted •
M. Hinson, and Mrs. P. L. Black, j
a guest of Greensboro.
Sandwiches and u.a were rerv- .
■•I- nn'iratte
t»\ iS. Hi I. AND V BIUtT
LH Vi'TL Rev Sifter
■’Wv.-; . t.'tvfj , tTsh ,-r;. ami pre.-Ti
uf Watt., rhrp<*l PapUat
'. 'ij'ir'.'h r *i- . '•>.! • - I St
, Paul RapL.t <’aurck ui Durunrn
; Sunday, Ay,il ci cl p. m.
Sirif-N.ui text wax “Do
jY< * Know Dim? '
i T<• in Board of Watts
Chapel oiiservei its- 21 Arme/er*
an L'n-.i - n vi.t. April 24 at
1 ” oVloek with the visiting pas
j tor, Burt of Raleigh, deliver*
in" .'he an ■ •., j :- ar y suraon. Mr.
, Alton Mul.ilv'ws was ir-.r-ster of
coie.ii*.;.:. Mrs. CAydia Mas Hill
i' l ••..<!( ri the welcome eddres.? t<-
An: ninny visii.'n; ushers front
the different churches.
Mrs. Jlo:>e>va /, slot, from St.
John AV F C urea gave the re
,ip.>!4 ■ . h'Oi Mi Chester
licbr-rni -a c L>elv of
the !■-.. V TV ,1- ,o OjSV:!,
iireiiCoiU < i :V- U’(Jninn of
K-.b- ah. i-aclx- The V.-..-ur,•
'hility i i t ‘ ' T sr 1 1.“
f* 11, E
Mr. I' del 1. pel : t : r f t '•»; *
:Tt >■ i.: it iol,".
,• M • 'TP; St Join' A, U. ■
77 <■; ' 1 . ; ci 'iirv'ts i.l
A. "W Sir'dMr.’/ l. wifi, the
ii". M K Worth -,n
; t&if.r *-■»• tf»xt w >yf’ *'•• ■?? i *.■'t?i * l
Sti’e ' Z: ;:ht V . ■- v-egou ,M
' ivsjßS3£e , t rtij’<.ai *)(&?:>
H'" •. m. was ■ vj.ves G ive Mae 3
iiiic.l Gienn preAehi-o
. J'< rtf Via 1 '- Qv»p«l
tMseii on u-o rnoprei of
T.i ■ j:. ■" ; IV.iiiS CT .1,1:1
.E ■- f C) 01 l".;;'-..-: i( *'•
vi'.i : the Vv ;k-.' Countv Sa«a
--t r,... ... Tears.!'.V N: •.!•., Mw J2th
70; 'i'he Juioor Choir viH oh
•i_ i Vi* ii.i> V. i } SC , . v V'!^ v
' -7:h oio::? lTribt. May 28,
n f”t r m.
Jo- a tv■ :i bn n barbecue s>;p
no,' giva ,:t Uio club iiottsc Sot"
,:nJay nigh’. M»» 1. sjjoi-.sored l«y
Si joOi'o Btuhiing Club Miss
Vn-.i-o i;i Jitfrf srei Mot Barbara
Hi!’. I’.v- st:*<icuts of this core
iuii ‘ 1 vo a honored w.-ih a t«-a
and a t'.i oG ni'Ojo'am Jiuntl.-y at
tcfifr-rt 4 P M Appeal inis it*
the -am v-’r’iv 8.-aisda Hid,
C>v ' Alaithows,
Q.... ■ • Pre .;: r>< •- and Mt'E.
. r- , .e Girt rjbi'i-ttms
>.t •• h Mrfc, Esteile June?
V-;. TffSAVS
f. ibe ’T . J.-otpfeine Glenn,
Ai-t'A I’t CUforri, Mr Hus
Labern .b’.e and
v,celebrated
a Aprii. Mr?
-tb Miss Eirt-’t
- T -.ti eflebrste th-tr
7 Mil,. .yd la Hilt
1 i-7 1 ■ :. t r ;,rrtb-:f£y May
- IS v.F?Mfy
.. . ■ P '.-rpt £. Biin
■o’ - :■ ’■ to- :io to - . 9th etaiwtt
1 : . 0 ..... i-.-y hi'i-td t-or
• -- * <•;*•* to kt-oc
. ti.-low t’:e 1854
C- ft. Dnpm ip.u nt ol
I l{ r L i-J ,f'i til
Tiit.* : vjV‘i," t invited to attend
v ,• i . f saoDi by
Mary .-if Christ
i M: T M Morale* of
ux thi D.ith
~ ... : ;,r Mrs Morales
i- ■, - Velma Ruth Perry,
.re iiK,y:-r. Mrs MtiJlie Perry
■ i ir Love was born
April K 5 at list- local hospital
par' nts .ire Mi. arid
'. Love of 1223 1-2
A Ho ■> of Ti osos for a Hap
r>v Kin i’day to Miss Bottve
Bynum n-n.ij Mr- Alice Bynum
p ‘H! a:-' 'aa u ■ in;; of .Mr. and
r T: io iaa ■■ 1.. of li tIS Day
A IL-uoue! of roses ,df. 0 to Mrs.
Raymond Gill, April 27 of ISB
Daniel Brooks Apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. H K. Pridgen, Sr.,
and family of VAiiU-viUe, motor
>■ :; her, to spend Sunday with
'h‘ •!. . m. . o. F. Hudson
«! ■ »>/);] I'.'fi ir** iovei>- to vifW
tin- uv'iutdui .Hammocks Beach
Motorrii on this ’’Our Dry' 1 Sup
, >; my collection of poetry-
M MOTIIEirS PRATER"
mr.
And .1 adore a net praise you for
j pt , y J m v be worthy of
And J m&.v do my part in liife
That J may rinse my children
And teach them what to do.
To {'.row m strength and charae-
And always honor you '
for they bt long to you and they
Are only in my care
'in comfort and protect them
With a prayer.
And th.il ,i why I make this
plaa
For wisdom and for grace.
That 3 may do y our holy will
Aiui fill my humble place.’’
By" now sec you next week.
United States exports of ali to
bacco production combined dur
ir..'( 1954 were about one per cent
lower than in J 953 but were still
well above the level of the ore-
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY.. MAY /. 195. S
ROCKYMOUNT
NEWS AND
VIEWS
1 COASTAL PLAINS KIKA PREP
l OJt rONVENTIOV
i i
Taiboro, Windsor, Famvill;;
and Greenville Eig-s hchi t ,o
annual K-Joration an'i p.'-dth n j
gtarns receutiy >n preparation ’• o
the Raleigh Slate
Mvetind May 15.29. At Windsor,
the Rtv. John Alexander -Vf.i -
j bane, a native son, gave tiir main
address, during -•> mch he stresses
. U ■ need for use of Cue ballot ;■
'••fler seenr*( bettor health
' by goaior i,«itrr Jiving t.ftruii
.? fw ,iU .Mebane cited the
fact that Tar H- ei race citizeriN
had f-iorieeied th-vb o-«/r. uluca
tional plants - with the aid < f '
, KooiT • -'.tuop- '.s mission funds
-- ami thus, save she ,***&• ;C |
'Ui. : ii -,‘i <kir-.-i edm,d! ~ii inst -
t'Jtior-S A 'uif'tfo: rn> \yi: ; ■
the fti an aitt- vtioo. •Glov-piiy
V,,P"h ;\i,-.e. Aliev liipG.'i WOl
<y: ■:&SijfefjKQ
vidue f.-t ip; j -bed 113.1 the
Jeffrey's School Notes
The 7‘* j fjv-..,,
ddys Tii ’ T .i * f.i tl V
* Vs. . T % .i ;:*
'• '* J t j ’.ii !’ii?» lv;i M*» ■-
• - • • ■
cKLi-K ori’» in til.' lit • y
O.i i ;-Y- :v:.l ",i\ : t u •. rw\ TV
- i:v.hi:> cl < ;<a- Ci-’.V Wi l i J-'t> 11>fcrt
crowfi«•'.?> tht: Qu; * v n. f;‘!•.
dioipps from npity 1-• n■ i: w) a
i-.'-ir aimp'o.
’I tie tuilowin; nwftiiif i-of
ear ciana o. >ii do a ,i
Itontti James D»vis, J't*n>.s
Jae-feiutii, IfIJIOUIJ JUIMI -, AllCfi
King, Annie J. Wood'. Betty
1 <>a\ » VVilii.n, >t, ii.!. at»u
i-'uSa (oyner, riinide la'.u’ieia,
* y K-'itli old Cold^i 1..-
rih.
Zsevtful of cur menibeps are
i.7.7i ; - part in file gramr; at •. i l '.
v-pevorta. The p>r -vj;, o' H,-o-;
ness.' .tames A. Davis is one of
the kaaing characters.
1 ivo-i- lii.ii rtii'. :> ot rtibooi -’ iv f-:I
day? for the Bth gradt. Wi; up
working hor,i wli{j ,ur lv•
! ti.yj.ng to bv. ivi.fly bo U :ni cjy-r;--
inations
_Wv .r- happy to j lipp -.
V* ,i: h-aoks pi- hero ami the w-j...-,
- -..lay is ovfcr.
Our -bar,, save -hy j.-iav, T.'t
-1 ting Grant- Gi-aniui• mf7 ,ip A,>vU
! f!>)h hf/r-rv b ,:,rre .-■• oTon-ff P, r
lene Clmvis was i-. 0. -; .
'! Salisbury I ertes
Bv A CIS F. VtUKWy
. The •Ch-.'.-.-nra of the '
was pm. ot .v,.,h-i<.-,j Mov e
rial A E 7-Ui.i Church Sun--
cU y rn-'miiyth ol 1, 39.1.1, dio’is a
j ti,e *»»rs>vp ..cv'-r c- Tht i -psut i
whs directed L--- Dn-n .H ■
F’ack? “f Bivii-ijer - C" jI Tt
t Holy Cor. m-'n w.- all.; ad
: j it inist .wed.
j Stturptfi Piret O i >rr, ••
■V pi-in? ■ n of M:- 7u..b if
: W’gtpss of I.v ’p.7 So f.
!bt t n 'io-jhiv. y tr- -m Tv
land Naval H'-pn’il \Vt .•
; served - K--iva i; n F••
and Inch China. H.- . ;;s l; - .>
teiv.-c fht hoxii.g ' -inpiup. . -•«
Fast. A jßJtiVi : :f S'-iirbury o-iu
a graciiate Price Vi. ■ St-l.foi
He has <■ >.r.h •- i t v £ :»re md
; ni.’ie inoi’-ths es • -\-•
T:h< Koiiiof bl-'-'ot G ii'-.-: f pn -
• .-nted the Creat;s'-
, under the dire-.-tis» C T.
Johnanu in ~ rtcitki Friday e-- -
- wing. Vp. it 29 1.855. in th» •
Audilouum. Some -he num;
prestmted i “Wad- m
\S' -U"“Aii A:'par.; ' ‘ P,..-wn f
' ; -Ko - ii.- Mexuv nay"
• ■F;.c r-:ls dtf JpMnbo and others j
! '.ine Junior D.iru: Group diverted i
by Mrs. W Ct.de did a Bam*. <
Ode t-< Spring.’’ and Sanura i
. Clark gave two vocal .-.election:--.
A fellowship and benefit ti: r- -
' nt-r was enjoyed rcr-ently at Vn.y
Granite Quarry School. The din
ner v. o sponsor' d by the- Gran
ite Quarry PTA
S
ingstone College and a nat vs of
| Sanford was recently eiect'-’d
State President of the Future
Teachers of Amorici; at a .wet
, ir-.g of the- North Caiohna Tench
ers Associul n ?n Ralciah.
Last Fail *?>. Moure was elect- ;
r*d president of the Future-
Teachers of America He is a
charter tneirih'" tlsaac Ms
ler Chapter of Livingstone Col
■ ddawml
I pKO"W|
//mMffi im Kentucky A
S Straight Yi:
Bourbon gs
Waiskty |f
3 , !*■»" • 2 r'' !
1 PROCM*
j * - s * MoWfn m °“-
i miy lm $ t It
i- i,.Uest airouiit during the drive
fur qu<:< :-• non, - » Other cyntosi
ant:: w.- e Mrs. Mary J. Be net
f-.' i- iiO; Mrs- Par,ay Outlaw,
aed M:s. S-'-'-j.h Rasco, sls.
TARRORO COtINCH,
CANiniiATE
Rev A D Mosc-ly ; pok« to the
Turi-oru Rivervir.w Kika on the
value es vcting and exercising
their civil libert.es. Following
Ou.ve Hall became tlie first
v. ye c.tizen to Lie for a council*
manic vosl in .u-y .- tars The
C.vic League ii reported to be
hKckir.K him.
Letuy Brrnes, leader of Pitt
Elks lodge announced hi'. Edu
ce mu r-airi ftt! Me fit'i. Hi
lias a contest-.!* f--i- (he Orator
ic.d de-tri'-f eiinimation in T-r
----c-r-j fur May 4th
Archibald Joyner and Joe
Blount si i.tdL-.-.-d FarmviUe's,
p.'-.igrarn f. rA; r 1 24th. with the
-Us.il j’-i-ade -vs speaking pro
„:-..l
a< , Oi " e" Other characters
Ei- o' if - -.n.-on, the pro-
W ' Riiidii to de
t* :v-- Vv -n.-n K :.>i■ -. the jani
, "7 i and Peggy
:7" ; -i- >ls tv-’ii 1 '- Maxine Chavis,
1 •'- -7- ... t :'.. c. otivia
Chain: 77.. ... i-- . ■-. v’Larles
v h, u 7 > -- . V. ' O
M 7-1 h .--! uirc.-. d the
1 . 'I * - . April f'.ilth. is a 'i.-iv that
\> < -1 1 ■ tIS were
of i. -j e Be: ; y OKcuy .-v rhud
Wc i i o.i.- .-i-i-ic- n--. ; t-ir r.i-xt
-a s.r, Ii- rv O’Kelly
Srhaol. Ap-x ■ viicr School
vail Cary Si.’iiool
Tin- <i; > was vc-ii p.Hiined by
the lea.;i]. i lent Council
ol' the lie: 1 v G'K tiy Schoni
ish aii-jr) was S- -sci in the school
.'oo.7o'esm to- . v'i-ch pfifun toCi'ic
-••barge -l t.--. •-• ■ s. They took
s ai-mmti - . f»nd to their
.. i’n-.es v.! • -.-. the leschers
■i i -e '• -'fatfon.-: by
• ■ ' . ■• c- <-;i sn
in.- ( ‘ r C.iry
McT a-- - . ': ; • °d ill S
a! ;,ii i V - period wag
We ■ tie -' ' ■ *.• ■: ;r.-. p. • c-UK'i
•v . .. L ' . n PB-
" 7 . .- .v - ■<> by the
IV., ... . r -7 ,-ati,c> A'-- X-'V v.n
~..m rnWy mid :r. Detroit. The
idea Is IV# .jr-yuj} are in V.- e;.--
with lie-- ; "t Hxn.x- Mar.n
- n 0...-, \v:th »hn primary pur
- v.- of i'y eovunc and irair.sng
f-.p- ihc t caching piofes
. There me ov.r 35.000 t.r't-m
--bt-i:' a; the CmJedes and
H's.-ii .••■•: •. throughout the
Mr. Moure is also active in
ot'u-T- iif pc nisi,.*: -ns cm the Col
t , mp-.'s ’■ '} •# president of
;.r Clui. -.r-rivtary of
- V’.MA h ! .1 r: n We: of the
IT o o"’ -p: ogre:-;;-: for the
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