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vru of tlifc new faculty and staff
ECHO SPRING
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R»yyr 4 ” /&■**** V.'«V\
"HOW much electricity is there, Dad?”
You cart answer trial, question—as w< !I
as Jimmy's dad c ut;
The answer is pretty clear—there’s
plenty of electricity*
J'itst look around your jhonse. Elec
tric lights—radio and television—re*
frsgerator, dishwasher; range, washer;
dryer. r?o« ks, freezer, vacuum cleaner;
t on !i he able to think of many other
electric helpers at work, or standing
ready to serve you,
There’s plenty of electricity hr ' cn
America s electric light and power corn
pa;;' keep the supply ahead of your
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CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY^
asraK=aca:;r.-...xr; zxrr." : . -..~
members hi North Carolina Col.
11 ye are shown here receiving
needs-: Today yem'rp, nsing twine a* ,
itnirh electricity a» you did in 101 S.
in 5 or 10 years you’ll he using a lot.
more. 'I he new power plants and equip,
inent 1o bring you that additional elec
tricity ar«t already being built or on
the drawing boards;
This sea good thing to remember
when you bear people say that the
federal government ought to build
more electric power plants: That is
unnecessary—and a waste of fa* dob
larst In addition, government-built
power plants present the threat of a
foeiakrtic ¥; S. A;
welcome to the institution from,
lower let! to light are: Dean <«.
(i. T. Kyle, Business Manager
William Jones, Assistant Dean
Richard K. Barksdale. a n (i
President Ali'onso FUicr, New
appointees left to right on ros
trum are Miss F.dith Willough
i>v. home economics, Miss Mil
dred Wilson. house director.
Mrs Arena McUougald Parker,
mathematics; i e Marquis De
Jarrnon, law ; Miss Delphi tie
Webber, assistant boost direct
or; Miss Aleha Reuse. erefhrx
Miss 11. wet Bur. ten, seerei.il - > ;
FBI Probes
Kidnap-Beating Os ian
CARKOI.r TON A> < AND -■
• The FBI is fomiiictitig or, inyesti
; gat ion into tlx- ra-e of a Negro
! who was kidnapped -aid .beaten by
| WhllO iV.'.Tf IYI H 111 IS 13 Kell"
j iden.ity reprisal.
tin- white men. Wiley Mc-
Gee, 24 a service station ope.
| rat or; ( ceil Sullivan, 27 and
.lames 1.. Roberts 25, a sac.
uiill operator all of Gordo,
Ala., have Jiccii charged by the
i state with kidn-ppin..;
| Un::o!' st: '( '■ iw. the m m >.hi
i be senteticed io a >na.x:un) ot it)
; years esc! on tile kidnapping
i cbai . 1 f Ih i'Bi i viol ’ *
: of F.-dfial kidnap laws they w;l;
! fi.ee a death pen.illy,
! The Victim V. d.s Mutt U.ney 21,
> who W«.< ’cit’e 'd ic.v tin- iron on
| U S. 82 p; Pickens County. Hi
i abductors wrtv an ested a st” :■
• tin,.; later by Sheriff R. R. Shields
WEDDING BEES S
KDrrOR S NOTK; M irriarc
licenses were issued by the
Wake County Register of
Deeds to the following p-r
. sons from Ist plrsniier 12 to
September "o:
; Septembc.' 12. !•• idi, D itt. .1:
; 20. MillbcO'/U; to ‘ ::oV •' Bi.rrf i
! 17. Route 5. R. '
Sept eritbe.. 14 4 ”’!r>h .
! ju-tt? 3b. Route 1. .N- v H.’l. to
, j c .}her Mac Barns-, ,U. I? ).
’ Ap< x.
j St-pt ember M Lonnie rtfw,!
; Relic'c.. Be n. ■ -it r. 25, 220 E
Miss Roxie Holloway, secretary;
Norwood F I’earson, manager,
canteetl; Mi-s Ernestine Johnson
secretary; and Miss Mary Fran
ces Suggs, professor of com
merce. Other appointees wh o
are not shown are Mrs. Annie
King t orley, home economics;
Beniamin F. Grav, music; Mr.
Pan! McGirt, French; Mrs. An
ni« Pate T.-,ylor. house director;
Miss Mabel Ames Dupree, rir
culalinn librarian, Mrs. Mattie
Canty. Mrs. Omega Smtih. and
Mr. William Bland maintenance.
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Today's Youngsters Grow
SO TRIM SO TALL... SO FAST
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f '<'• * , grcwingesl” generation stronger, healthier, often
/ W taller than Mom ot Dad.
E \S:.X What does it? Plenty of outdoor sports and rccrca
ysM&*** *•% tion and a better-baianced diet that gives them good
V t foods like Merita Bread.
\ ’ ~, A Growing bodies need the many vital food elements
V that Merita’s finer ingredients supply, such as calcium
and all-round glowing health, Merita is enriched with
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THE CAROLINIAN
! Jeffreys School News
The seventh grade of Jeffreys
! Grove Kchnnl is happy to he back
j in school acain. We ,uv iust pbont
j ready to settle down and jy-r ran.
' dv for some good hard w c k. Out
i class has also orifanb.ee! for the
i ycir and the offices are as Li .
I lows;
J President. R:; i K'-rr •I; vice
■ president, Ernoktine i. we, Oeas
| nrer, Eva Mae Rogers; -.'■■cta v.
i Barbara f'lss.-.nlj.ii c; assist mt sec
! retii y. Grace I.owe; class i.porf
| err. H , l a Chavis #rid Mar.'-la*
! lent, Dunn.
i Wc are a happy b>rvs ii of »• t■.-
sters entering the sixth ;;rsd> f.-r
| the first time. There are raar.y
j thinks wc hope tti ie irn during the
; school tear. So far, we hare spent
1 the most ~f e n tur.e review in 5
: last year's work end di-cussing
; some of the ihinj.ts we v.mi'.d like
One Stop “ One Stop
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Salt's and St nine on Canges, Refrigerators,
Radios, Heaters, and Everything- Electrical
CONTRACTORS
HAYES-JACKSON ELEtTRICAf. SERVICE
j 131 E. Hargett: St. Ph.;>«e 3-5031
TOUR WKSTTNGHOURPI BKALKR
“Every House Hctdt Witlir.fhoust? >
! i
■ , 1.0 tio tr» vo.ir.
We ha-.w m-uanszed fe.- i!t,.> . • t-.r
and our officers are follows:
Prc dent, James Doy..c;; seme *
l.iry, Gi l aidiue Bled; - and te'-s- i
urcr. V Rav-fn.-d. Reporter,
i is J-.ri’ie S. Soiton. I
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The fifth grade class ai d tun '
: (cachi-r, Mn K. B. Sharper, have '
- fled off f .r i haupy and pros*
: pt-.-.-oli - year. W'e tl.K'O a liven
bur.rh (»l l;0>'. v tp»A i.’ti is.
Oar mono i "Climb a tot k M
i glimtoing. w
Jam-.-s H-.;nt*u- brought ir. s ,rS '
tadpoles r.*f oar ta-.raice si’-dy, Wr
w ill ha v r fun watch in a their!
gruv.-lh. We are c.lsc irnnntinst
leave. at» we know they will soon
!<•-„ th! tr i.eaaty and fall to the
■ ground
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1955
TSU Begins 43rd Yr. With
Re cord t,043 New Studen ts
NASH 1 U. 7 .SI expanded
' faculty .ff : record 1,043
frcahroeu t.'isfer -.tudents art
! enpa-r - • I 'l.-!t;f.!r i-Ct!V’iti('A
: this V* . : tv';>'■(! State l.'n :
ver F”. . t- 43rd year
Ibe farulf.'s first meeting
at the voir was held Moorl.v >
t -inr flcoern! tirities
ft- 55 n•• tr outlined. Ben
- 1 IJintdit, Dr. M. A. Bo\i
i.. and >»r F. >3. Hill, school
chairman, presented new far
till v members hi engineering,
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SOUTHERN PINES, N". C. q
Gifted American Palmist and Advisor
N'>T To UK ( !.As ,11) AS GVPSIKS
.. Wlll ynui lift -S : nut asking at*v nu s; iC r . s *,«>-rr it
."■.ITS of Ine suoli as I. V, courtship .ux! nvirr:... ■ s>>< -U
s> |*,ua".r| mho f-i-'co, marnages, helps you io V ou lose
If tvo, :i,y|. troubled, oi 1,1 fl.uiht, ■ oosoo • ■ ~ .
■’ ■' n disTOfwxntPd in lit!*#-,•„ ,:-,o • #,t will ronviur • vo; -.t f-o- rwsiirn
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• I '’ ' ■ ;1150 in 'r ,; - to overcome evil influences and h -rt lurt. of a]!
*< i flu s.
rvivair and rat, -Hr-nii;:! rc*<sinss riahv and Sunday H f > • « »m. *c
9 p-n Readnn!- (a- both vvit-r- and colored. S r -f, hort |r,te«d
, ' v ‘ il ! ir,f? : " l> P | "» c ’ i> oio>;. moral and not. ? r , \- t t ■i -od
l.t\ PSIE-S. Milm. Louis makes no house* »o -house call*,.
Located Between Aberdeen and Southern
Pines on I . S. Highway No. 1
■VT SOnWKNf PINK.s TRAILER PARK. Book for B ind w pK
or* Top. Son,hern Pines, N. «' i
educst-tow, and arts gnd Keic r -
p-es respectively \\ A,
Davis, onivfrstty president*
presided
The orient, non program plan
i nod primarily to help freshjjSjen
; and transferees adjust to campu
j life, opened with a convocation
! session Tuesday and wsl! pjose
Sunday, September 25. n hen the
! president' holds; his annua) fire
! side chat anri a roeej>{< on jr> h
; ho l ne Mn v ie... j r r *»j r e - . vni \ i ■>.
1 square dances, religious