PAGE TWELVE
Warren County Hews j
Lute MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN j
fOBW. TRULY KEEPS
i A PROMISE
I Maybe the happening* of the [
leeeitt Democratic and Republican {
inventions nave been mteresting ;
■ending lor some: the approschiiik
jpemng dates of the nearby to
bacco markets wii) interest oib- t
■rs. and the major longue base- !
>*ll score* will inter., si quite a ■
>w. But as l promised you lad |
veek. I have one news item thi .
time that, will interest evety on:. :
>f you.
Mr. W. B. Terrell. Supt. of War
ren County Schools, released
tn« » list of the teachers for the
naming school toiui tor publicii-
Hon.
list or teachers eoh
HAWKINS HIGH SCHOOL
Mr. J. F, Byers, principal. Mis
Lula 1. Holt. Mrs Salon a E Fos
ter. Mrs. Violet <■' Henderson, j
Mrs Oran T. Bailey. Miss Geneva :
M. Tysor. Mr* Annie M. Alston.
Will H. Kelly. Miss Bettie M
Newsome Mrs. .Tame A. Ander
jen, Mr*. Nancy F. Graham, Mrs 1
Irene C. Scales. Miss Queen K.
pitt, Mr*. Doris B. Williams, Mi.-s
Edna C. Link, Mrs Daisy C.
Branche. Miss Mary I, Galling,
James I Bridgers, Mrs. Lillie V.
Hswkirk. Miss Doris J. Gibson, -
Mrs Rosa L. Wvnri. Miss Clara L.
Johnson. Mrs. Verda B. Brown, j
Mrs Luna D. Newsome, Mrs. Lau- j
C* P„ Grissom. Samuel N. Merritt, j
ames A. Joyner, Mis* Martha V.
Owens, Mrs L. E McGrier Wii- j
ford Exum. Walter Price, Mrs
Dorothy S. Curtis. Charlie Good- |
wyn, Mi s. Laura M. Rochelle, i
Thad Rhodes, Jr., Mrs. Willie C.
Murfree, M>ss Earline Joyner, Miss
Margaree Jones, Miss Dorothy A.
Johnson, Miss Margaret Bccton,
James R. Mallory.
TEACHERS IN THE WARREN
COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL
Mr. G. H. Washington, pnnei- i
■jpal; Mrs Claudette C Curetoo, J
Mint Biddie Davis. Mrs. Christine
C Davis. Mrs. Ophelia W. Davis, j
Mrs. Margaret P. Diggs, David A j
Pouglass. Sr. Johnny 1. Farmer, •
Leroy Henderson, Mrs. Bertha VV. j
Honor, Miss Bettye E Johnson
Miss Gloria A. Jones, Mrs. Cath
erine P. Kearney, Mrs. Susie A. j
Love. Miss Gladys Lunsford. Miss;
Maxine L. Ormond, Miss ideii 11.
Perry, Mr*. Catherine J Smith, ;
William H. Stanfield, Mrs. Marie I
H. Thomas, Miss Alma R. Walker, j
A. M. Ward. Mrs, E. F. Ward. 1
Mrs. M. E. Washington, Miss Ora j
Watkins, Mrs. Evelyn H. Wilson, .
Mrs, Juanita H. Russell, Warren ;
Hare 111, Samuel Parham, Mrs. j
Willie J, Cuthbertson, Mrs. Ra
ehel M. Taylor, Mrs, Jessie L.
Cuthbertson. Mrs. Irene G. Rus
sell, Stewart Cleveland Cto'etou,
€fi!a* Harris, Miss Eariine Mo;.by,
Miss Hattie Nelson.
COUNTY schools
AftoD—Mrs. G. M Turner. Mis.
C. N. Arrington. Axtcil—O. H. A .
Hawkins, Miss E. N Wright Beth
lebetn —Mrs. O. S. Carroll. Miss L.
6. Streeter. Burchett —Miss H. J. -
Kearney, Mrs, M. E. Hende*son,
Mrs. Ada Waller. Coley—-Rev. J. '
E McGrier. Mrs. M B. Mars, Miss
R, L. Davis, Mrs. R E. Ramsey, ,
Mrs. R L. In gram. Cool—Jasper
W. Jones, Mrs. L. W, Cooke, Mrs
M. J. Davis. Mrs. C. J. Williams.
Ellington—Mr*. H S. William*.
JVliss E. M Kearney Embro —Mis.
V. C. Alston, Miss L. C. Somer- ;
vslle. Epworth—Mrs. V. P Faulk- ■
Her. Fork Chapel—Mrs. F. W. Al
ston. Samuel S. V, illiams. Hecks
Grove —J. F P .rnche, Mrs L. E
Allgood, Miss R. E, Davis. M,.;s
L. V. Graves, Mrs, L. A. Richard
*on, Mrs. G. L. Smith. Johnson
Mrs. E B. Alston, Mrs. L. D. Al
ston. Jordan Hill—Mrs. M. D. Wil
liams. Liberia--Mrs. M. D. Hodg
es, Mrs. Ophelia Swinson. Long-
Miss B M. Solomon, Mrs. 1,7
Brown Macon- Mis M. R. Cau
tion. Man&on- -Rev. B. W Dav.s, .
Mis* F. M Plummer, Mrs. M H.
Williams. Mayflower—Mrs. Vi.-gie
C Williams, Mrs. Eunice Y. Joyn
er Norlina—T, B. Henderson M.s
1. P. Alexander, Mrs. A S Joan
licit, Oakville—-Mrs, Let B Hum
phrey. Oine -James PL nmur.
Miss M E. Pat Uln. Old Well
Miss L M Wortham. Olive Grove ;
—Mrs. Polly,A. Jones Pine Grow
—Mrs C W McGrier. Ridgeway—
Mi's. P. G Tyson. Mr* H T. Ma
son Mrs R 1 Paschall, Miss N.
t Walker Rising Sun—Miss H. K.
arwick. Snow Hill—Miss Elean- ;
or Wright. Miss Edna W. Harris. ,
Stony Lawn—Rev T H. Pettway,
Miss E M. Burchetts. Thrift Hill
•-Mr*. E. L. Streeter, Mrs, L. 11.
Maywood, Miss C D. Rosser.
Vaughan— Theodore Williams, Miss
l. L Teele.
VISITING AUNT
Little Miss Marie Penchie* of
Richmond. Va. ha* spent several
week* visiting her aunt, Mrs An-
Bie Thomas of Norlina.
HERE FROM PHILADELPHIA
Mr, Billy Williman of Philadel
phia, Pa spent lasi weekend here.
Hl* children. Weldena, Laura, Wil
bemenia and ‘Shad", a rising
Hawkir * High School senior who
•pent, their vacation in Phila , re- j
fairneo with him and will remain
•here with their aunt, Mrs. Laura '
Brown.
Returns from Washington
Mrs. Mattie Brown returned i
home last weekend after visiting -
her daughter and son-in-law, the !
Noah Ghermans in Washington, D.
C .
VISITING FROM PHIL A.
“Mrs. Elisabeth F, Smith and j
Children. Yvonne and Dwight, are I
spending ten days here visiting i
friends and relative*.
VISITING FAMILY
Mr. and Mr* Murzie Mills and
children of Philadelphia. Pa.,
formerly of Warrenton, are here I
Visiting their relatives
RETURNS HOMF,
Dr. and Mrs, T. Haywood re
turned recently after attending the
medical convention in New York
City. They also visited their son
and his family in ML Vernon, N.
Y
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Mason
of Salisbury, Md. are guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Haywood here now,
OHIOANS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Basey. Mrs.
Georgia Mitchell and her great
granddaughter, Marsha, . all of
Cleveland. Ohio, and Miss Babe
Mitchell of Washington, D 0,
wot the recent, guests of tbs Mc-
I Carrou Alstons. The group __ also j
I spent some time with Mrs Sadie j
Eaton in Henderson.
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK
Mr. Beecher Henderson and Mr. ;
I Otis Hawkins left last Friday for ‘
| upstate New York, Mrs. Hend--. -
! son and son Beecher, Jr., who j
; have spent most of the summer in
; a Mew York State Camp will re
turn home with them.
HAMPTON JANS VISIT HERE
Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mrs. Lee
Wilson and children, .lan and
Jean, and Miss Ll*/.ic Jenk
ins, til of Hampton, Va., were
the recent guests of their sis
ters, Mrs- Lola Saliman Mrs.
Portia Harris and Miss Fan
nie M. Jenkins and othei rria
lues here In Warrenton
VISITING HERE FROM
BALTIMORE
William Dunson of Baltimoie.
Md. is the guest of his court..,
I James Dunson. William's sister,
: Fay, Is visaing her aunt, Mrs. So
phia Johnson in Norlina
DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Alexan
der of South Hill. Va. wme um
jn-i guests of Mr. and Mrs. t.d Al
ston last Sunday.
VISITING RELATIVES
Mr and Mrs Walter Blanch of
Rye, N. Y. and Mrs. Pauline Haulm
lof Washington D, C\. are guests
iof M. and Mrs. Eugene Branch
! and son
CELEBRATES BIRTHDA Y
Mr, and Mrs Eugene Branch
! were hosts at a birthday party
i honoring their son, John Earl, on
| his sixth birthday The children
j played games on the spacious
1 lawn. John Earl's birthday pros
i ent. from his parents was a slid
ing noard which proved to be the
center of attraction both to the
little ho noroe and his little guests.
Ice cream, cookies, potato chips,
; nuts and mints and punch were
| served the little guests from a
| huge picnic table on the lawn cen
: tered with a beautiful birthday
| cake.
1 The little honos-.-e received rua
jny useful sifts from his littie
! guests.
i Present for the happy occasion
j were George A. Paul, Paulette
and James Coleman: Tyrone, Phyl
{ is and Hazel Johnson; Don, Jim
■ ray, Glenda and Ella Carroll Dun
i son; Mary Ella, Patricia Ann, Lu
j cile and Janet Jones; Annie Mae
i and Mary Ann Davis; Oiimia
j Saunders, Robert Leon Cheek ami
j Thurletta Brown all of Warren
-1 ton and William Lee Dunson of
| Baltimore Md
; Adults present othei than Mr.
| and Mrs. Branch were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Branch of Rye. N.
! Y., Mrs. Pauline Haughn of Wash
ington, D. O. Mesdames Priscilla
Dunson, l.attdene Coleman, and
Carrie Cheek; Mr. James Jones
j and yo'.iis truly ail of Warrer
ton.
HIKE FROM PHIUA
Mrs Mattie Cartt r a so- mec
: Warrentonian, now living in Phii
: adelphia. Pa . is here visiting rei
atives and friends
RETURNS HOME
Mrs Catherine Smith is back
: in town after having spent most
i of the summer as a counselor ia
an upstate New York camp.
VISITS PARENTS
Mrs. Mariah K, Wynn and
children, Patricia and Oscian
Barry, of Charlotte, N.
spern several days here visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mts.
O. K. Fills and family. Her
husband, Dr. K. S. Wynn, pop
ular Charlotte medic and son
Roy Jr., spent the weekend
visiting the O. E. F.llises and
Mr and Airs. C. S. Wynn.
ATTENDS HOMECOMING
Mr and Mrs O. E. Ellis attend
f-d the annual hotneconung serv
ices at the First Baptist Church
! in Lutjisburg recently honoring
the pastor, Rev. C. L. Faison,
j Kcv V ais<ui was formerly pas
ter of the Warrenton Baptist
Church
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD
Mrs. Mary FI Allen, evangelist
from New York. City, ’was guest
sr.< ikc! at the Warrenton Bap
tist Church last Sunday xughL
OBITUARIES
Funeral services for Mr*. Ore
tha William* of Macon were held
from the Pmey Grove Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Funeral arrangements for Mr.
Hilrnan Rea vis, well-known Wai-
I rentonian, are incomplete at this
! writing. Also incomplete at this
time are funeral arrangements for
Mr. Claude ‘Alston who was killed
in an automobile accident last
’ Saturday night.
If you ask me '‘You can save
yourself a lot. of trouble by not
borrowing any.’’
Fayetteville
Notes
By F. L. BURNS
| FAYETTEVILLE The Senior
j Choir of the First Baptist Chuicft
entertained its members and
I guests at their annual watermel
| on feast on the lawn recently,
j After a short rehearsal more
| than 50 members arid guests as
ise in bled on the lawn and social
- ized for more than an hour, cut
| ting and eating melons. For those
| members who could not eat m; l
j mis the committee had provided
j cantelopes and ic scream.
I This affair wa« started a few
years ago in order to stimulate
interest and was so successful that
it has been repeated each year.
Mrs. Lula C. Hinnant, chair
| man of entertainment, was in
I charge. Mrs. Narine Wallace Jack
son is president of the choir
Visitors in the city during tht
week; Mrs. Saiiie McLean, San
ford; Mr. William Lowe and Mr.
Alonzo Scott of Beaver Creek; Mr.
Mingo Scott, Nashville, Term.;
James E. Fowlkes, Nashville,
Tenn; Mr. E. Harold Bland,
Charlotte; Miss Katie L. Cox.
Jacksonville, N. C.; Mrs. Sadie L.
McKoy Cobb, Midville, Gb.; Mrs.
Claudia Coleman, Wilmington;
Miss Jo Ann Pope. L.iitle Rock,
Ark.; Charles H. Stewart, Char
lotte; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cot
ton. Cleveland. OhkuCharlfs Mc-
E'-an Philadelphia, Pa; Mr. E
| Guilford ;
I Club Notes
| I
With Mrs. Gladys Gilbreath
REVIVAL SERVICES
i GUILFORD - - On Sunday,
Aug. 26, revival meeting began
! at the Persimmon Grove A. M .K.
: E. Chuurch. Joint Sunday school
! began at 10:00 o'clock with Miss
; Yvonne Raleigh, supt., in charge,
j Monday services were be under j
i supervision of the pastor. Rev.
jM. L Johnson, Afternoon and;
evening services were held. Rev.
Fuller and the Reynolds Citapel
Choir were in charge of the eve
ning service.
On Sunday, Sept. 2, revival
service will begin at Reynolds;
Chiiiep Baptist. Church and con- i
tinue through the week. Rev P.|
|S. Albright, supt. of the Sunday]
school, will be in charge of the j
, joint Sunday school. Rev. F, D.
Fuller, pastoi, will bring the
morning message. Everyone is J
j cordially invited to take part In
this meeting
j On Sunday, Sept. Ifi. revival;
service wii! begin at Raleigh j
Cross Roads M E. Church with i
Sunday school at .10 o’clock and j
j Supt. Edward Sapp in. charge of:
i the Joint S. S. Ministers for the'
.week will be announced later, j
Miss Louise Fox Passes
Funeral service for Miss Lou-,
ise Fox, 18-years-old, were held!
| Tuesday, Aug. 14, at Reynolds j
! Chapel Rapt . Church with the 1
pastor, Rev. F. D. Fuller, officiat- !
1 ing.
S Miss Fox died unexpectedly
j Saturday at L. Richardson Hos-;
pital. She w’as a graduate of Dud- j
ley High School in the 1956 class. |
She was a very smart girl in her;
i school work and a very lovable;
j girl. She attended church and:
| Sunday school and was always;
! nice and courteous to all older;
people.
She leaves to mour their loss
• her mother, Mrs. Argie Fox, her!
j stepfather, Mr. John Fox, her j
] maternal grandparents, Mr. and;
j Mrs, Leonard Scott, three aunts, j
1 4 uncles and a host of relatives !
arid friends.
ENJOY FIRST HONEYMOON
After being married some :
twenty-five years or more and;
raising a family of about ten;
children, two of which are col
; lege graduates, Mr. and Mrs. Lu-1
ther Raleigh, spent two weeks at;
; Niagara Falls on their first hon- i
eymoon which was exciting and j
! well worth waiting for. Mrs. Ra- j
! leigh reports a splendid trip and
i wonderful scenery. Jane and Ju- i
| dy, youngest, of the Raleigh chil
dren. accompanied their parents!
on this wonderful trip. Hope more
of us who missed our first hon
eymoon can take one soon.
VIISITING
Mr and Mrs. Henry Hill and
Mrs. Hill, mother of Henry of
Stokesdale, N. C. are spendins
two weeks vacationing in Cleve
land, Ohio, visiting relatives. . .
SICK AND SHUT-INS
, | Mr Gaither Sapp, a patient at :
L. Richardson Hospital for two ■
w r eeks, is at home and we wish
him a speedy recovery,
j Alphoaso Jessup, Jr., 6-yrs.-
i old, is a patient at, the Polio hos-!
pital in Greensboro. We wish for j
him a speedy recovery and your;
reporter would like for you to
send him a card or ■ letter to
cheer him up.
Twin County |
By MRS, N. E. BAILEY
ROOKY MOUNT—Mr, and Mrs.
C. W Parker, Mr. and Mrs. John
Chase, Mrs. N. A Bailey, Jarv.s
! Nelson, F. M. Marrow and Mr. j
; and Mr*. E. D. Fisher attended the .
Shriner*’ National Convention and j
I the International Conference of O.
E 5, last week in Washington. D.
1 C.
WHO’S WHERE
; Mr, and Mrs Jacob Joyner are
j vacationing in Philadelphia, Balti
; more and Washington. Mrs. Willie
!i R. Knight of Maryland, has te
; I turned to resume her work in the
' ! Rocky Land School. Mrs. Wiiiie
Mitchell and Mrs. M. M. Jones are
home after a two-week visit with
! their daughters and sisters, Mrs.
[ Vera M. Smith and Miss Joan ;
’ Mitchell in New Jersey. Mrs. Hen- j
ry Lee and daughters Patricia and ]
1 I Emma Jean of Middletown, N Y ,
have returned home after *pend
: tng several weeks with relatives ;
' ■ and friends.
OBITUARIES
Mr*. Annie Joyner attended the j
funeral of Mrs. Julia Bryant Sun-!
day m Battleboro Mrs. Bryant is 1
I the mother of Mr. Robert Earl, ;
: principal of Jordan-Sellers' High
School in Burlington.
7ne funeral, of Mr. Martin j
! Knight was conducted from the j
i St, Jarnc-s Baptist Church Sunday {
•at 12;30. The pastor. Rev. W, L. j
j Mason, officiated. Survivors tn
| elude hi* wife. Mrs. Viola Knight;
; one son. Quantella Knight, a
teacher at the Inborden High
School; his father Mr. H. D.
Knight of Tampa, Fia and one sis
ter, Mias Sadie Knight, of Tarboro.
Funeial rites for Mr. Elijah Bat
! tie were conducted from the Mt. j
] Zion Baptist Church 'fuesday aft- |
j ernoon. The Rev John Askew was j
in charge and delivered the eulo- j
j gy. Mr, Battle was a native of j
j Edgecombe County and moved to ]
, j Rocky Mount shortly after ttm 1
! turn of the century. He was one j
’i of the oldest plaster contractors !
! in the city. He is survived by hit. |
! wife, Mrs. Georgia Battle, one sis- i
• ter, Mrs. Rosa Armstrong, one I
brother John Battle, and a num-1
her of other relatives.
Mr. Joe WorreSl, the son of Mrs.
velt Washington, of Germany, vis
iting his parents, Mr, and Mis.
Washington; Mr. James R John
, son, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Re
becca Sparrow of Orange, N. J.;
Mr. and Mrs, Sullivan of Newark,
N. J.; guests of Mrs. Sullivan's
mother, Mrs Fannie Wooten; Miss
Annie Avant, stony Hill; Clifford
Morris. Newark, N. J : F. T. Me
! Neill, Ciarktom Pvt, Robert D»-
i zant, New York; and Pvt Carl M.
j Grant, Charleston S C,
THE CAROLINIAN
Goldsboro
By HENRY C. MITCHEIX
1 GOLDSBORO - Before giving you
Uift digest of this week’s news i
j wibii to thank Miss Mary F. Foy*. :
' our typist and a recent graduate ol |
the Baines Business College, for pre- \
gtaring last week's column for you in \
the absence of yours truly.
Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Weathers have
returned ironi New York where the .
doctor attended the Nationil Negro
Medical Convention. Before return- \
ing home they visited friends and ;
relatives in Philadelphia, Fa.
Mi. T. L. Story of Dayton, Ohio, i
| and Mi. and Mrs. Haywood Everett I
jof Newark. N. J were house guests
of Mrs. V. G. Scott, t*o4 E, Spruce
| St., last week.
>1 Ei. Luca.-., instructor oi building
: trade* ut Dillard High School, has !
I retuiutd to iihome after a brie. |
stay a l Wa.vne Memorial Hospital |
! Mr and Mrs. J. K. Hem by ot Wash* ;
ington, D. C.. are visiting Mrs Louise .
• DuUis.setJe on S. Leslie Street, Mi s !
Hem by i,v the si.Mer of Mts,
j sette.
j Hie oi the late Satmie) Jo
| seph Mitchell wishes to thank thou
i many triends foi cards, telegrams,
j floral designs, use of cats and ail
: other acts of kindness shown during
their recent bereavement. The Mitch
, ell family resides at 601 Parker Street, j
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tate of Re
sell, N. J., were recent v Ist tors in .
, tne city. Mrs. Tate ir. the former Miss
| Gavneil Simmons of Goldsboro,
j Mrs. Ida Peoples. 6)3 Slaughter !
i Slaughter Street, has returned from
i Bennettsville, S. where she visit
-1 ed relatives and friends,
i Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kelly of
. .Fhiir.dciphia a**u ’mi. Corneiius
I Bunn also of Philadelphia, were
l weekend guests of Miss A. E. Bunn.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith.
; 1036-A Lincoln Dr., are vacationing
| in Philadelphia, P*.
Robert Swinson, Emcee of the pop
! idar "Sepiatone" radio program, left !
! recently for Washington D. C. where
? he will spend his vacation. Bert Al- j
! len. staff announcer at the Station
I is "sitting’ in" for Swinson.
i Miss Menan Lipsey* daughter of <
j Dr. and Mrs. E. B, Lipsey, 313 W
| Elm Street, who taught commercial i
! education in Spartanburg. .S, C. last ;
j year, will be closer to home this year j
; Miss Lipsey has accepted & position '
; at Apex.
Mrs. Beulah Koonce and children.
| 1037-A Lincoln Dr. spent the day.
j Sunday, August 19, a? Lake Tut near
Rosehill.
; Miss Dorothy GarreU, 1304 Green- |
| leaf Street, left last week for New '
| York City.
j Mrs. L. J. Foster, 413 W ESm Street,
! returned last week from New York
i where she spent the summer with
' her daughter, Mrs. Cora M. Reid.
Mrs, He bran Murphy, 520 S. Geor
■ gia Ave is vacationing in Philadei-
I phi a. Pa.
Mrs. Virginia; F. Sutton and Mrs
! Esther G. Hudson have returned
! from Terre Haute. Ind where they
i vvej e guests of Miss Wilma Jones.
Miss Christine Whitted of New
i York City, recently visited her par
! ents, Mr and Mrs Earl Whitted.
| 426 Miller Sc Also home for a few
\ days was Mrs. Estelle Whitted Cur
| ley.
I Mrs. Lockie F. Thomas, of Wash
! ington, D. C has returned to her i
| home after visiting .her father, Mr. j
Moreland Foster. 413 W. Elm Street.
Football practice began lasi
week at Dillard High School with
coaches Bellamy and Brown con
ducting the sessions. All inter
ested boys are urged to report
for practice as soon as possible,
Announcements as to schedule
and other details concerning the
coming season will be made lat
er.
In the Community Softball League
: Little Washington won its first pen
nant the regular season came to
; an end The play-off began this week
i for the championship. Teams mak- j
I ing the play-offs were: Little Wash
! ington, the pennant winner North
End; State Hospital and Webb town
j Last week in the ' game of the
week" Wehbtown came from, behind
jto beat Lincoln Homes 18-10 after
! being behind 10-0 at the end of five
i innings.
Lincoln Homes went into the last
week of the regular season with a
one-game lead for fourth place, then
the unbelievable happened. Needing
i only one win to assure them a place ,
I in the play-offs Lincoln Homes pro- j
: ceeded to lose both games Mean
j while North End, one of the two j
j hottest teams in the league, beat
; Little Washington 22 to 8 to give i
j the faithful preview of what to ex- ;
j pect in post-season games.
The final standings were a? fol
lows : Little W a shin g ton (16- ♦'.
Nortn End 01—6); State Hospital
(11-7); Webb town 01-9; Lincoln
i Homes 00-11). Ml. Olive 5-3 Parks
-1 town (1-15)
In the semi-finals the winners will i
| rDeet. in a best 3 out of 5 final se -
ri.es.
j State Hospital is the defending
! champion. According to those in the
j know, North End is the team to
1 beat.
Milford Williams, chairman of the
trust.es board and president of the
Usher Board of Mt. Zion Disciple ;
Church, attended the Intel -denomin
ational Ushers* Association which met [
at Shaw University August 23 to 2S .
in Raleigh. J. Wiley Thompson of !
Mt, Calvary Baptist Church also at- !
tended the confab
Mr. and Mrs. John F Williams.
James Henry Williams and Mrs. Doro- <
i thy .Jones of Philadelphia and James !
j Stokes, Jr., of New York, were week- j
! end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
! Williams on Persimmons St
Joseph Whitley of Chester .Pa is j
i visiting his mother, Mrs. Willie Ann
Whitley. 603, Persimmons Si
Mrs. Elizabeth Hood, 503 School St j
i ise visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eva :
j Sampson, in Norfolk, Va.
! CARY
sty MISS MAK V. HOPSON
CARY Th< 11 o'clock worship sw- ;
i vice of Ml. 7. ior: Baptist Church i
j opened with the Church Choir render- :
j ing music. Rev. Isaac Leo, the pastor, j
I delivered the message which was an
inspiring one, Visitors are always wel - j
come to our services.
Misses Sarah Alice and Annie Lou
ise Baugh of 223 Webster S' have re
turned home after spending their j
vacation in Burlington, Hillsboro and !
Durham with relatives and friends
Ffc. Preston Boyd, who has been j
stationed in Japan is home after re - ,
ceiving his discharge from the ser
j vice.
] Little Miss Diana While has return- t
j ed home to Rocky point, N. C . after
l spending the summer with her aunt. \
i Mrs. Estelle Burrell, of 815 N. Aca- |
i demy St
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Price of Dur- j
j ham and Mr. and Mrs. James Ellison
l of Hillsboro were the weekend guests
jof their sister am} niece, Mrs Sarah
Ross and Mrs. Mattie Baugh of m E.
| Webster Si.
j Union Bethel AME Sunday School j
: sponsored a picnic to Seat jew Beach, j
; Noiflok, V& , Saturday.
Trie Christian Sunday School spun- j
i sored * picnic to * Raleigh Park Sat- ;
i urday.
j
Anriic Worrell Davis, died sui- J
denly Saturday afternoon of a I
heart attack.
Mrs, Lillie Smith of Atlantic j
Avenue was injured Thursday in
* car wreck in Petersburg, Vir
ginia.
The sixteenth annual meeting
and field day of the North Caro
lina Hereford Association will be
held Saturday, September 1. 1958,
st the Roanoke River Ranch,
Jackson, North Carolina.
Rambling In Chatham
GOLDSTON PITTSBORO - SILER CITY
By D. W. P. O, Box S 5 Goldsion, North Carolina
GOLDSTON Hello readers every
1 where. Here’s hoping you are" en
■ joy mg the very best o£ health «nci
j doing i me. Since another week ha?s
I rolled by and many of our students
are resuming then studies in schools
i and eoiJeges I feel, as a matter of
| fact, that more ot the good, readers
1 of the CAROLINIAN will be reached
j through the school. Yes. once again
: we hope to have tht* paper circulat*
I ed through all tlie schools over the
county m order that you and your
friends as may secure a copy.
I Don't forget to let us have the
news from out your way. We also
i extend a welcome tu tli« teachers
i back to* another school term in
j Ciiatham County However, we do
regret lu depat t from our young
| men and women who have been home
| for the summer. but are no> return
ing lo college or to their jobs,
SICK USX
i would like to wish the peiuons
! who are on this* week's sick list ;■«
i speedy recovery, sio to feel good &■
: gain ami be out again These wen*
patients at the Chatham Hospital vis
ited by this reporter over the past
weekend. Mrs. Myrtle Kintes of Lib
! erty, Mrs. Shoffner, of Ram suer. Mrs.
White of Oak Grove. Miss OL n
' Martin oi Goldston and Mr. James
: Wright of Siler City.
HERE AND THERE
Mr. and Mrs. Gye Matthews of
Siler Cftv recently visited Mr. and
! Mrs. T. Comer at Seda ha On return
ing home the Matthews were visiled
fer a few days by their son. Curtin
and his family from Washington, D.
C
• Mr. arid Mrs. M. T Johnson, ac
( compamed by Mrs Eunice Alston and
; sister, Mrs Leaola and children, ail
of Philadelphia and Mis. SkerUe
IHe a den of Washington, D. C. who
1 have been visiting relatives in Gold
; ston over the recent weekend ail
have safely returned to their van
; ous residences
Mr. Then Marsh and hi* friends
i have returned.
; On a visiting trip .from the T>eP
I South Mrs. Maxine Heodou and two
daughters. Stanphoney, and Lana
! mars ha spent the weekend in Itur
, ham a« guests of Mr. arid Mrs. John
' T. Farrington.
Miss Freda Reavis has veUrmcd io
her residence in Goldston after
I spending the summer in New York
| Miss Reavis is an instructor at the
J, S Waters High School here.
Hopping About
TARHEEUA
By Jay Bee Aytch
TAR HEELS AT ELKS CONFAB
LOS ANGELES. Cal. We are do- j
' ing these lines some 187 gallons of j
! gasoline and 2813 miles away from |
| our regular habitat of Rocky Mount j
j n. C. Mrs. A. H. Harren -*• our first j
mate took the wheel otit. of the ;
Tobacco City on the Tar River at j
7:30 am. Monday. Mrs. Mattie. Maye |
Collins accompanied us. We slept in
: Chattanooga, Tenn . that night and :
; Ft. Smith, Ark. There N. C. Rtks ,
treasurer J. T. Hawkins of Durham, .
N. V ., caught, up with us after lenv- J
mg Bull City an hour ahead of our •
| arrival there.
The two cars journeyed anoUi- j
cr 500 miles together to Vmaril- j
10, Texas for an overnife stop
Wednesday. Thursday we headed
for the much-dreaded desert
country of west Texas and New
Mexico- The plains were hot,
scorched and dry as we ate sup- j
per in Gallup. New Mexico at
Wednesday. Thursday we headed
gain into the hills alter losing I
Hawkins as we stopped for a
servicing of our car in Aibuqiier
<jue earlier in the day.
Getting behind schedule, we md 1
j Johnston C’nty Roundup
By MRS I If.I.IAN S. WATSON
315 Collier Street
Phone 3363
SMITHFIELD Miss S. M. Stevens ;
left Sunday. August 26tii for Georgia
to resume her position as a teacher
at the Bryant Street School.
Mr Paul Paige of Washington. D
C., was the Sunday guest, of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Sanders and family.
| Mrs. Hattie Stevens Bell of New
York City was a recent visitor of her
grandparents. Mr and Vlrs Will i
Beckwith, and, other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. I.ueretia 53 Zola of Smithfieid i
was a recent visitor in Washington.,
D C.
Miss Deic-is Williams. daughter of
; Mrs. Thelma H. Williams, returned 1
; to Smith Held, after visiting her fa
ther, the Rev. James Will lama, ir,
■ Newark. N. J,
| Mr. and Mrs Jessie Ingram of New
i port News Va, were recent visitors
i of the Walkers on the Wilson's Mills 1
' Rd.
Mr. Thomas and Carlton Wilson of !
■ Mew York are .Here in Smithfieid j
i visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs :
Will Wilson and aunts. Mrs Omega
Scott and Mrs. Nora McNeil and fam- :
Hies.
Miss Alarce I.ee of W. J was home
' Sunday to attend the Lee reunion
Macon News !
B.V MRS. I,l'C'V M RAMSEY
MASON The revival held at the !
i t-ovely Hill Baptist Church last week ;
was very inspiring. Rev. James Avery j
■ of Raleigh delivered "touching and *
j inspirational" messages throughout
the week.
j Revival began at. the Ashley Grove
1 Baptist Church on Sunday, August 26 I
ILL
W# are happy to know that Mrs j
Selma Garnet lx home from the lios- i
pital.
j We sincerely hope that Mr. Tealle I
; 'Edwards, who is a patient at the
Veterans Hospital In Durham, N. C„ !
i will soon return home.
Master Basil Hoss is home after !
undergoing an operation for appen. I
fleetomy at Uia Warren Genetal flos- ;
pita).
Many vaationers are in the com- j
| munity visiting their families and \
i relatives.
Mr. Ellis Spruill, Mr. Willie Spruill, !
; Mrs. Alice Durham, all of Baltimore, i
j Md.; and. Miss Bertha Spruill of Her -
' kcnsack, N. J , were recent guests of '
! Mr. and Mrs. Dork Spruill.
Mr. William Hudgins Is home vis- j
I iting his family, Mr. and Mrs. jerry i
| Spruill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Singleton
; have returned from their vacation
I in N. J. Mr and Mr*. Singleton are
j ready for the school room.
| Mrs. Irene Townes from Washlng
| ton, .0, C. is guest of Mr. and Mrs.
I Alex’ Henderson.
j Mrs, Mattie Burchefte of Wash
, ington, D C. is guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Russell and family.
Mrs. Ruth Ridley ami daughter,
Jane of Newport News, Va., were
recent guests of Rev. Mr. and Mr*
J. S. Spruill.
Mrs. Mary SprutU of Baltimore.
Md. is visiting her family, Mr. and
Mrs. David Spruill.
Mr. Owen Alston of Norfolk, Va.
■was guest. n< Mrs. Jana Brown last
week.
Miss Flora Glen lon of Brooklyn, |
N y, was recen* guest of her family, I
Mr. and Mrs lAmuei Clanton, I
Mr. -ir.il Mis. DOfffcirV WomtU and
family id Hoklsn tilt: i>:contly visited ,
hi.-, m01t;.,.i Mrs Brtlil:, Hcavis Utirm i
TAVUIK'S (.'ttAI'SI, NEWS
B> 1.1 I 11.1. K MARTIN And
DAISY TAYI.OK
The all :-;t,tr.s defeated the Buck j
Mountain girls ot Bynum, N. C., Au- ;
gust 2. r ). UiaK. Thu score? were 30 to j
(J in wo)’ of the AH-JMar girls •”
Colcls'.oii The players were as fol
lows
Dot 1: Jean Mi l ,-slt, Mary Tomusou.
Dare T„> lot knit, ! 111 > , Etvmia
Tunu'-’0... Ai teria .Spurn ii Aimie
liitti l.i.aien: i BeaUiii, Anttiti ,J;u-
Maiith
Buck Vi ratal!. WJH ol:,y lot fluid
ston Al; Stats Sultirday. Sepl 1.
The Tigeis of GoldstOh went Us
Brown Hill Auguat 23. Tiie ..cun. wa i
12 to 4 in 1 ,Voi of Brown H d B> ■ .-.
The Ttgei a will piav Siler City ..h
the home diairioiid Thinstiay atiet
00011.
The All-Star gills had dinner Sat
urday tllei t otati at Roger . I lrill in
Pitteljoro. The sport v- ts on Ml lisa'-
man Baige and Mt (. at l lteaditl.
SIIJ.H CITY NKWs
n> CHKISIINK CAIGK
A protliam whs held at Mt. Ol
ive Holiness Church recently Ap
pearing on program were the Gos;
pel Stars of Lambert Chapel and
the Morning Star Gospel Sing
ers of Glovers A.. M. E. Zion
Church. Rev. McMillan is pastor.
Revival services recently closed
at the following churches: Lam
bert Chapel Baptist Church, Rev,
D. F Brown pastor. On Tuesday
nite the speaker was Rev Reg
ister. pastor of a Baptist Church
in Phila. Fa A large crowd at
tended each night. Glovers
Christian Church; Rev. Wright;
Is pastor. The speaker for the
week was Rev. Hargett, Greens- .
boro. First Baptist Church. Rev.
M T. Alston is pastor. Speaker
for the week was Rev. Rhoe. Re
vival services began at Jordan.
Grove A M. E. Zion Church.
R.£v, Herald ia pastor.
Visitors. Tire following people
have visited here: Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Paige. Recently Mr. and
. —— —. f
j 200 miles (almost) of night driving j {
to the mile-high town of Flagstaff, \
| Arizona where we stopped and slept !
\ about three nours -- until day-break: j
j heading on another 100 miles tr* Pres
j eott, Ariz. for a nice breakfast *.n
| a r.Hl'e where your dark skin did
| not bar you. Weil, a small book could
• be written about what \v(- saw and [
. tell in the way of barren alnu-st
\ God-forsaken land for about 300 mil os
I in all.
\Ve may soeak of i* at. a later *
{ date. Suffice it say that we got
thru in grand style with no wah-r
added to our car racHatof since
leaving home, aitho we were in
! over 100 degree regions and up to
7,000 feet in altitude.
TAR HE Ft. 3
j Others here from Tarheeita inch ide !
| State Prexy and Mrs. K. P. Battle ;
! of Rocky Mount; Mr. Mur pi i oi CVIn
| ton. Daughters Teinpsev McLaunn.
: Wilmington; Lo vise PowelL N r ' Olive, j
Letit
: kory Janie hi Pet way, Tarboro. and
i the Rev. O. E. Dunn, Asheville. N
C who preached the memorial ser
-1 mon on Sunday.
i held In Smith field
oi’R sick wn snrr im
| Our si etc and shut-ins mlude; Miss i
; Phobia Blackman, Mrs. Minerva Ste- j
j vens, Mr A1 Sander's, Mr. Henry Nic- j
holas, M.r and Mrs. Tsham Watson,
' S'. Mrs. Patsy B. Jackson, Miss Ev- '
: clvn Atkinson, Mrs. Thelma Wail. Mr.
: Luther Sanders Mrs Iradell Allen.
IMr Clarene Hood. Mr. Frank San
' tiers, anu Mr. Major Wdder of Wli
: son’s Mills.
1 To our sick and shut-ins every
where n very speedy recovery
THOtrun TO PONDER
‘Only those who have the patience :
♦o do simple thlh.es perfectly ever ,ir . I
; hu»e the skill to do difficult things
; easily,”
—Schiller j
: Holly Springs
| News
j HOI.LV SPRINGS Sunday. Aug
i 26 vva:-; regular pastoral day at the
, Baptist Church. The Senior Choir ren
: dered music, with Mrs. Avery at the
: piano, Usncrs fur the day were Miss
i liy i- ar nostine Betts and Marion Joyce
j Dewar and Mr.Kt.er Tommie Lee Cot
! ton and Talmadge Grigsby,
j Services were good as usual. Rev
Avery preached a very good sermon
Lots of visitors wore present. Among
1 them were Mr. Herbert Johnson and
■ wife of BaiUmotc, Md. Mr. Johnson is
! formerly of Holly Springs and a mm
i her of the Christian Church. Mr. Paul
I Beckwith, formerly oi Holly Springs,
was also a visitor at. church Sunday.
He is a member of the Baptist Church.
Sunday afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock,
"Youth Day" was observed at the Bap
tist Church.
Utile Miss Brenda Beard of the
| Christian Church of Holly Springs,
j Miss Brandom of Oak Grove. Miss;
Utley of Douglas Chapel Methodist
I Church Miss Ceress Lunsford of trie I
First Bnp!is!. Holly Springs and sev
j oral others attended .Bible School. J
j Everyone present enjoyed the iries
■ sage by the Rev. Davis. He is only 14
j years old.
COMMUNITY NEWS
! Mr. Robert McDougal and Mr. Clar- j
! ence Wamble packed then suit cases
, and left our city as the tobacco hous- j
ing season .is just about over. They
arc seeking employment in the larger |
cities.
; The community is eery glad to have
I Mrs Grigsby and son back home,
i CLUB NOTES
1 Sunday, Sept. 2. at 4:oti o'clock, the
I YWA's will mod at the home of Miss
Clara Mae Beckwith All members ate 1
asked It> please be present
On Sunday. Sept'. 2. at the close of
Sunday School the Missionary Circle j
will, hold its regular monthly meet ;
ing.
HEATHS
Mr. Arthur Spence of Route 2. Ho'- j
ly Springs, died on Saturday Aug, 35 ;
at Soil'd Agnes Hospital, Raleigh,
Funeral services were held at. the
Barrel Creek Church on Wednesday
evening with the pastor in. charge.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Statesville
STATESVH-iUS - Mr. and Mrs OWv- j
jrr A Alston, Miss Ernestine MeCo”, j
! all teacher? In Sanford, were the !
guests of Mia* Mart Griffis of,Beil St., ]
StatesvjJlf, last week, 1
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1956
Mrs. Clearance Mason and Mr. j
and Mrs. Graham of Newark, N. j
! ■]-, Misn Annie Fuller, Corona,;
; U I. N. y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank;
Gromblin, Greensboro, Mrs. Par-;
lee Paine, Greensboro, Pvt. Grady I
Paige, stationed in New York, N.
Y. The following persons visited
Mr, and Mrs. demon Paige; Mrs
1 Clara Cohen, Philo.., Pa., Mr. and '
Mrs. Clarence Mason and Mr
| Graham of Newark. N, J Mioses'
: Hettye. Jean, and Shirley Siler i
of Washington. D C. are visiting!
then tra.tuiin.Uier tor a few
weeks.
Miss Amber Scolter is v!
bet relatives inPhiludeiplua, Pel
Little Grape! Paige, Jr and lit
tle Haioid Paige, Jr. recently cG •
ebrated their birthdays.
- See voa next, wei-k.
Howland Isles
KOWI AND- Mrs Kcsa Lee Me.C’al-
Itim Platt, died h* the home of her fa
tiier, Wednesday morning. *iiter «
brief illness. Funeral services were :
held Sunday afternoon at 3:o clock at.
TvH. Pielier Fresh*’tor i;m Church m*sr
Kewl.md, with iutvi jiiet.t jii uic
ciudfh cemetety.
Mrs. Lueile Roberts was liosw-s to
the Missionary Circle of ML Tab* » .
Baptist Cliio'ch of Rowland. on i
Thursday night. The topic for the !
evening was, "Jesus Saves”* discussed !
by Mrs. Dons McEachei n.
The hostess served, two delicious ■
courses to the twelve guests that, <
were present, . j
Mr and Mrs. R ember! Smith of j
Norristown, Pa. are guests this* week ;
of Mr and Mrs. Owen Smith. They !
will leave Thursday to return to .Nor- •
list,own, P».
Rhamhatte
By MRS. 0 M.
RHAMKATTK St John A M jfi :
Methodist Church held service Sun
day morning, Aug hit h with the pas- ■
tor, Rev. E. K Worthy, in charge.
Sunday night services began at 8 :
o lock With the pastor of lander j
Chapel. hev. 'Radicif f*>, as guest !
speaker. This service v. as spot* s,o ed ;
by Mrs, Lola McClain .« to ember of f
Lender. CTiauei for the benefit of
the outiding j'und of Si. John AML
Church.
Tito Rev Sister M.-iVeiJ was guest j
speaker at the Union Bethel Moth- j
odist Church in Cary Sunday. Aug, !
19. Tnis service wav sponsored by the
Building Committee of that Church.
The Missionary Circle of Watts
Chapel Baptist Church held i\y regu- ;
lar monthly meeting Sunday evening 1
at 12:30 with tlie p? *. - . Sister 'Elstel !
)» Jones, presiding over the meeting. •
The following delegates were e!»us
ed to attend the union in Wilson '
Mills Mrs. Maggie Bind and Mrs.
Chri-.tine Hurt.
Sunday night sm vices n-. :vn at *
o'lock with the Rev. .Hi; !<s from the j
United Holy Church in CTredmoor
VISITING
Mrs. Odess Petiiford .Mr* Natfitto I
Congratulation To * , .
Civella Beauty College
TWIN BEAUTY SHOP
MRS. LIZZIE W, RITTER, Manager
33R W. SOUTH STREET
Phone: TE 4*8845
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DISTiUED DRY GIN, DISTIUED FROM AMERICAN ®*AiN
i J. TJpcru.rrh end Mrs, Aibel’e Tuck
| er spent last week ,-ti-ri pari of ihn
• week in New Jersey with Mr*. Ode?,
sa Petliiord, daughter, Mrs. Luventa
j Thomas. They went back with Mrs.
Pettiford** granddaughter nod th<°
mother of hoi son-in-law. who spent
part of trie summer here.
BIRTH BAY
Mr. Oti.v Ashe celebrated his birth -
j day the Mth of Aug.
j Miss Barbara Jlill celebrated her
; birthday the I.lth of Aug.
SICK
Mrs Recda Singledry j* gtil.l nr*
j the sick list. Lot uv continue to pray
i for our sick.
Pine Park
By F. J. CHADWiCK
i
Jr IN E PARK - This n#w? • j|,n/ t
bs uus; us up to Saturday, Septan bey
I Wt* always srr- .ft you to attend
cli'.iivti set vie* •; at our churches rvstm
• cry Sunday,
!'!•-, Fa mb o T l iu ker
\.v u topper* out report for this
She v. as in t,P»e lead as hep
u«:w.?paper dues were prod 4
m advance.
Our Social Service Department /\gf*
<mv prize winning program for -fca
Ju t teenager who enters during f
school session. The will h|
awarded tor writing poems.
List Sunday Mis* Maggie J Ad
ams came to the nark and accept*!
the offer. She will submit h Pr
poem on Saturday, September 1 S'ra
i ie a member of the Marshal’ Cu?pel
i Baptist Church and an fith grade mu
deni ** the 51iv«rdale Public Sc;mo*.
So look for Miss Adams' poem i.si
fiet wt'AV'u
T- you m& intcre ded in wriHrsg rp#
newiN for this section, p• e«i* confA/*
uy th« Pine Park Stwra.
I
St. Matthews
Church News
** St. A ’-f,
.i: Church b«« .a a* usual with *hA
nmri.-.x school at 9:4«-i0.45 We
~ r-t f> have M; Jesse Senders, a
deacon lit Msrun St: Baptist Chutrlv
to >wir*r the Sunday school iesvut.
I he superintendent, Mr. V. R. Leesa,
iroist.i he will be able to eom.g
back in me near future
After a fifteen minute devotional
the morning worship services b*g*w
: at eleven o’clok. with Choir No. .)
j letMicring inueie. Prayer led hr Mr
: ll tin encore.
■ The scripture lesson we* read bjt
: the pastor, Rev R. I. Upeheer.
After Uie Missionary offering tho
notices wore read by Mr. Leech who
enljgiitenert o* on the church, *ctiv>»
k Then the choir sang m spiritual,
‘ "There's Something Within Mr " Th«>
I message was delivered by our pas
i lor. Rev, Upshaw. He prrarhef ft
j most inspiring sermon.
Go To Church
Every
Sunday!
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