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The Hope Os The South f
ROCKY MOUNT - Altho we:
ms frequently humtiated, anger -!
ed and discouraged by the ornerl-1
ne>« (or downright cussed m?ss.' of j
many officials of the defunct CSS A .
«Confused States of America) as
they strive—beyond sensible iimuj.
--to prevent the rise cf those A
iner leans who are identified with!
the colored race, wt* must turn
flora the debit, to the credit side
of the ledger mid ‘Count OU:
many blessings and ties what God,
has done”, in our bohalL
We should feel proud of people:
like John C. Calhoun, Atlanta;
NAACP prf-.y, who dared to ;o to:
iail in our behalf: also, we should
gird ourselves arid shell out
MUCH MORE MONEY to help
«h« NAACP defend us >m Mrs. Ru
by Hurley and others over the
South have done. Ii timer neopi
set the strong sincere backing of j
you then they can carry on with ’
a deep sense of pride, >ui>ily we
ran 'nnss the sununitmn’ = monf- •
to them to fight our battles.
A New South Abornin’
All of this is the ‘New South’ it.
the making and- -as w'b have said
many times before—is 'out the
growing pains having their reac
tion. We must NOT become dis
couraged as the Prophet Elijah
did when wicked Queen Jezebel
was persecuting end putting to •
death the Christians ot that era
God had to rca.-n are him as lv
fled for his life--that there were j
many other followers who had:
NOT "bowed a scnce to Baal ’
So it is today. There are
thousands of intelligent white
people of the New South who
are not in accord With the
persecution being handed us
as members of the colored
minority for no other reason
whatever except the fact that
we are darkskiiined.
Harold A. Petit, a Palmetto i
State power company ex> ctttivc, i-s
quoted as telling Bern Price, AT
writer, that he regards the Negro 1
as being “irrespomibte in every.
degree' and admit* that "Mu
basic fear” of the South is “mon-;
grelization of the races and re :
portedly added: "I just can't vis
ualie a South which is predoin-,
inantly mulatto.”
That statement, from a South j
Carolina white man should even
make a horse hee haw if he could
not muster a laugh, because that j
state-— along with Mississippi- ha?. •
reportedly led the nation m the.
production of mulatoes. There in
Charleston, writes John McCray,
news columnist, was the beginn-;
ing of the ‘Negro Church' durinc
slavery days when it is reported
that the white women got. tired o!
looking up into the church gallery j
of, their husband’s and son's bas
tard children whose mothers were !
Negro women. The white women;
arc said to have demanded that
a church be built, for those inula--;
toes so that the white women!
would be able to worship without
disquieting reminders of their
menfolk s bi-racial transgressions.!
Petit and others who ‘feer'f.?) j
‘mongmliantion’ delude only them
selves it they feel that the world,
today does not know th . piac-;
tices which have continued to this
day. Do they not revile that au
thorities have come to the reason- j
able conclusion that only 15'- of j
the so-called ‘Negroes* in Ameri
ca today are of pure (black* Ne*-
groid ancestry while 85' . or more.,
are ’blended* principally with
the southern white man’s blood;
with very few of his white women
participating in the mixing? It'S'
TOO LATE TO CLOSE THE
GATE NOW.
While Sympathize!*
A leading colored professional of
an eastern Carolina town was told:
recently by a white man ‘in the;
know' that there were many!
whites of the area wim contri
buted to the financial support of
the NAACP without revealing it
Why can’t or won't more Negroes;
do likewise when they <we) are •
the principal recipients of the!
benefactions of NAACP work ? j
I talked with a white salesman!
whom I'd never seem before, re- j
ccntly. After our business was ov-'j
«r we discussed politic.* and the,
race issue cordially, but pointed- j
ly, He was born in Columbia, S.
C. and under fifty year.- of age.
He travels for a national concern!
and resides in Tarhoelia. He was j
open-minded and conceded the;
need for amends on the part oi j
the white populace of the ‘Old;
South' in order to bring about the j
the inevitable change in social i
and economic relations fcondi- i
turns if you prefer) in the emerg-,
ing ‘New- South' so that the region |
may take its proper place in A-j
merican and world affairs.
Thu man, while not in complete j
accord witn all the functions of ;
the NAACP, was nonetheless re-1
sponsive to the ambition of the i
Negro to secure for himself every j
opportunity to improve his status
as a citizen. Neither did this man
fear the attendance of his child
at school along with a colored;
child of comparable culture and;
behavior. He did indicate a dis
like for interracial marriage, how-j
ever, altho he felt the matter -
could bo guided when the time'
coma for it.
This man—and thousands of i
others with like views-- while not;
audibly campaigning for us. are,)
nevertheless, helping to form this
‘New South’ which MUST and
WILL ULTIMATELY COME to
assure ALL Americans- -as people
from other countries axe shown—
that we TRULY have a Democ
racy with the big D in it, We <
must encourage these young fair
minded white southerners in their
attempt to build a ,'Nevv South’ i
which we ALL can be PROUD OF
THINK and ACT on this ax we ;
approach the season of the birth
of the. Christ child who inau-ji
gurated the greatest system of |;
democracy in the world; ‘‘LOVE <
! THY NEIGHBOR. AS THYSELF. '
The Chinese said: “The Gone i
j That You Would That Men Doj
: Unto You, Do Ye Also Unto;
Them.”
Support the NAACP.
-HAPPY YULETIDE
Rocky Mt.
Personals
fIS;
BV f. 15. HARKEN
RAKL&-HAB r NT 1 11 U - SET
ROCKY M- VNT—Plans are fe o- j
! ms; forward i • the posf-ChnMr.t.i* l
> vwathiig oi tV Mary Lillian Buu
•«r!oMr XJ «•* Simpson Hart.!
..•‘.•Ill • i-i.i-r, of. the Killj,;-b(iro !
; coimnurdy, Route Two. Rocky :
| Mymvsi
j The announcement was irv-d ■ ,
; last weal' hen Mr. and Mrs j
| Carlo* Baker brother ami sin. . .
; the invitation* for tin. wedding
. set for Decern in**- ?Bih T nr.;,! >n
: ce.ity circle!: have- had lilt- eoupst !
!;i,try]A f(>|- quit, so:?..
. time and the .•misyimen-ent .-..i :
! not a surprise to the » v fri-rmi-- J
i of tin- popular coup U.-.
ELKS -a im W \KNS Oi
HGLTII HAZARDS
; HOCKV MOUNT -■ Dr J it. ;
; Jones or Elizabeth City. Au Tam I
i Grand Medical Director of the j
i IBrOTAV Health Department bar j
i calk'd ■ on the Bills and Da ugh- j
j tors of i ikdorn as well a* all citi- j
j yens t. be on guard concerning j
; their hr. Ith during the winter sea- i
I sort If the ravages ot disease
! creep m during this period
Sir Jones particularly warn
ed against the mistaken be -
lief that over-indulgence of iu
t.-\! ding drinks w ould s< rve i
to v rd off disease He e-a Med
for the advice of doctor be
ing obtained before resorting
to such use.
| Dr, Jones urged the wearing o! :
•ui.iU clothing rind good w<-li-5..»l- ;
; ed she--, s to protect the body along >
: with getting fully eight (8) hoi: -:
1 of slc-‘-p to recoup one’s strength 1
j since this is the period, he stated
j when we arc more susceptible to ;
! colds and other ailments which
lead to serious maladies,
I Jones concluded that th! ■
i of thr many ways in which
I can 'contribute better citiy-n
--i ship.
Man!y Street
Church Mews
Mrs B. V, Sturdivant
Morning worship began a 1 (hi :
Man’y Street Ch: is!nr, Church a1
the regular time, .Sunday .las;,-:
j was sponsored by the Morning:
' and Junior Choirs The Scriplur. •
i lesson was taken lima the
i Psalms.
A wonde; ful sermon was dfe- *
! livvcri by the pastor. Rev. T. C. •
I Humans. I‘he Tot Jlaven Nur.s-.uy j
• Chcli gave four selectior . The ’
I fololwiog sang solo;; Joseph
: son, A'r-ldon Edgerton, Linds Fay '
; Davis sod Carlyn Watson.
• They were under the directions!
; of Ivo s. A, G. Logan, We v- r. :
i '■cry in.ppy to have than worship !
| wil.H us.
: The Church Council met W< .J- ,
i no.sday night in the Fellowship!
j room ot the Church. A delicious .
: dinntr. consisting of turkey and!
: potatoes and gravy, cranberry !
I sauce, ice cream and cake, wax i
: served The Rev, Hannans, was host, i
i A very nice time was witnessed!
j by each person present,
j A strict} cakd sale will be held i
at Davidson's Jewelor... Docembr r j
•9- Orders will be accepted by i
phone.
South Nash
School Notes
SPRING HOPE- - Choir slngins :
; was sponsored by the PTA at the'
! school recently. Mrs. Ester Stokes,;
; program chairman, presided
| The welcome address was given;
! by Mr. K. Z. Chavis principal. A;
; response was marie by Mr. H. E.'
i Dhbnam, principal of Spaulding ;
; High.
I Participating choirs were St. j
i Bethel, Middlesex; St. Mary, Bai-j
jlcy; Mt Carmel, Bailey, First
j Baptist Junior Choir, Bailey; fit.!
| Paul, Rocky Mount; Elizabeth, j
| Spring Hope and the Smith Sing-;
I ers, Zebuion.
Pricer, were given to choirs col
lacting the largest offering. W;n
jno vs; first prize, First Baptist
I Junior Choir, Second, St. Marv,
| Bailey.
The faculty held its December i
profesional Study meeting, Mon
day at 4:00 p.m, Mrs. M. B. Jor
; dan, chairman presided, Guest !
' speaker was Rev. C. E. Askew, pas- !
! tor emeritus of the Third Baptist!
| Church, Detroit, Mich. He dis
cussed the topic, “The Fundomen
i tals of Community Improvement."
iHa declared that the community
j and Us closeness to nature and its ;
j usefulness Is the basic develop
! ment for true character and citi
zenship,. Panel participants were;
Mrs. E. E. Barfield, Mrs. K. N.
Cumbo, and Miss E. Y. Sylver. The
guest speaker was introduced by
Mrs. K. N. Cumbo
The Chormeltes held their Pi-e-
Christmas social Thursday night.
December 13, under the supervis
ion of Mrs K. N. Cumbo. dean of
girls. 'Mrs. Elsie Perry and Mrs.
Vashti Perry, grandmothers, were
in charge of refreshments.
A chapel program, "The Christ
mas Story’’, was presented by the
second grade, under the direction J
of MSf.s Delia Herndon.
WASHINGTON JUNIOR HI SCHOOL NEWS
Superintendent Visits School ,
We were happy to have Super- .
intendent J. O. Sanderson visit our j <
school and witness our Christmas i
WARNER LOOKS ’EM OVER
CHARLOTTE The Wacho.'ia ’
Baiiiv and Trust Co a -pa ay gave
their anctisl Ctiristtnas party c-n ;
Tiiur.,u..‘V i:\tnrig, Decernbei (J. .it,
V, V. e A. THcu guest foi lUo ; .
..ccf;.-t;)p was Mr. Fresca Browa, •
rice lucsideni and cusluor the ! ’
Coßipai:}. AT-. Brown gave « very j 1
inspiring speech. He expressed his i
ippn .auiion for the job done. 1- ‘
the vir.plo.Vi.es end furthe r stated ! '
'Oct hv !••}* that the person ml i
unikih;; up the t-oiT'.prtn.y was rli.,: ;
.Hi. O.u,J;rksoti. now retiri-u I
v.-.in on (‘and to exchange won!,, 1
on-,I oi it,;, pi ri uiigs. Mr. Jackson i 1
‘.’as hi • n -i friend of Mr. Brown’s
‘.m- yours The occasion was w ll
:dl» r.U.-o. Mt. Eugene Riindcu
brought .so i-i tings as the head of
sin mainteiuincc departittahi,
A!’!, licm-ing from our guests of .
' J'":* others, a buffet dinti !
;;- ls l«<• pared and served by Mir !
TeeUu-. Ariel to add •* ptfir ••-
t. RoL. i (iraham nod in . 1
‘”' !Tnb,i n r ’Ve out wtih same met 1
■ M.-n.-is The employers an- ... f, : !
low"-' Charlie Marshal! J0,,,',!
i.iiiA.vt i, z\iion Hobt. *
v—* >v * * ton. Hoy \\i Wi ]] t • i 1
Hr;::;.-,. Claude Counts. ’ Mori.,-, i '
im " Kt;,lcn Puk-.-ne t. :
blHHien. M B Ellington. Annie
Harry Miller, John Hoover.;
mu .Jn sier Johnson. ] *
lUmtiKHI’M Cl S’TEH NEWS
•;>, ivednesday, December 20. |!
B- ild .htvn Cento moved to i;, ;
*>-<W home, located on Bui- '
‘ I U ' ‘-t in the center of th*
i->ro,ii.,miiviil‘- and the South Side
tio/rtei,
I m the part sixteen years the
location ha- been in the old Sand- 1
-■rs ‘i-jiei. 301 South Caldxve!).
Su.-er!. its staff has been charged
fui.-time members, including a 1
u. b:t work with boys and men,
and studenls from Johnson C ! :
Liiii tlx L'nivcvsily, j '
Miss Margaret Hodklr.s, direc- { !
toi .o’ ihe center, is now in In-;- |
fotu-th year. Others on the staff «
are Mis. Virginia Fundcrbi.ik. .
Miss Dorothy Mahdiiey, and Mr. i
Rambling In Chatham
GOLDSTON —.— PITTSBGRO SILER CITY
By D. W. Header* P. O. Box S 5 Goidston, North Carolina
GOLD AVON Hello rtieV. '
,-very.vherf. Yes. your old Ramo
irr is with a hit more joi
'i xs I’iom Chatham County and 1
h ip. you "-d! enjoy reading them
By the time you have finished
reading this article Christmas will
he alo.osi here, or .should I say
,;g!ii £.; your linger tip. And l do
wish all my faithful readers a
ve"-y Happy and Merry Holiday
eeiebraUnn,
J. Edgar Hoover, director, Fed
eral Bu/eau of Investigation, once
said in .-■» u- article "Christtuvs
i: a lin t fur reflecting. Difft-icnt
vultures mark the event in vai}-
. wriys.’ »>it underlying all the
observance is the one theme of
si.gr.dii.ii.nce the fullfilment oi
the prof-hc-i ivs of old— Unto us is
born so*, ioni Who is Christ the
Lord. The years have wrought
man:,, s in many respects. Out
complex culture seems to nave lost
a lot of the simplicity of former
years. The real meaning of Chml
irms u too often drowned in me
tidal wave of material tbi;i;::‘
which erode the spiritual signsli
canto of the day.”
Ye,*, my frii lids, the Chriitmiis
bells are ringing now and nil jjif
hits rue looking forward to seeing
Santa Claus. This year let us rt>
mcmbi r the great blessings of our
freedom and opportunities, our
livi .s, health and other things that
po to make life a blessing let in.
make ihls Christmas one of tm*
happit.it of our expetic-ncr-s.
KEV A. T. ALSTON TO PASTOR
AT GOLDSTON CHURCH
Rev. A T Alston, recording sec
retary ot the Deep River Baptist
Ministers and Deacons Union, has
accept* <i the pastorate of the Rob ■
<ns c hapc-l Baptist Church s!
Golciston. He assumed bis duti*
Sunday,
Lev Alston preached n vvrv
wonderful sermon, using for his
text .St. Matthews 2:2.
Speaking on the theme: ‘Where
Is He?' Rev, Alston pointed out
that two thousand years ago these
words were uttered: “Where Is He
that is born King of the Jews? For
we have seen his Star in the east,
and are come to worship Him ”
And on through the years up to
the present day people of all ria-
Holly Springs News
hi P.OY LEE WOMBLE
UHURCH NEWS
FIOLLY SPRINGS -- Sun Dec
HSU*, vas regular pnstorial day st
the Christian Cnurch. As usual.
R v. Albright preached a v,-. ,-
soul-slining sermon and the jun
ior- choir sang very graceful virile
the s mor ushers served on the
floor duty
A lot of visitors were present.
A;; a whole, ii was a good day .v
the Ch istian Church even if tns
wt.-alhf-r conditions wasn't so lav
orabte
Sunday, Derembe-r 23rd, will he
pasUirial day at the Baplist
Chuch. So let us come out ji.J
hoar. The Reverend James Avery,
pastor, will bring out his version
of the Christmas message,
CLUB NOTES
On Monday night. December
10th, the Christian Fellowship
Ushers Union held its last, business
meeting for the year at the Cbns
tian Church of Holly Springs. The
meeting was very inspiring a.-
usual. Officers for the year were
elected as follows: Miss Odell Rog !
ers ol Rogers Chapel Church, I
MusioaU. which v, ,e held on Dec. |
13th at the regular scheduled Far- ! ,
ent-leaeher Association meeting. !
Pei sens responsible for this pro- i
By Leroy VYdrmur
Thwiias J. Hatshaw.
The Charlotte Cento:-, iike the
fifteen Methodist -sponsored organ
izatiocs in the south, *s the third
one Miss Hodkins has directed.
The annual Christmas candle
light •’» rviec will be held at the
Center ou Deeombci 23 as s rti) o
M. Music will be rendered bv die
eluUti-i.il and youth groups us u
tlentHi
Assisting with the music will b..
tiie intuits ot 'ihe Girl Scout .mu
Bo.y Scout CoiiuniUees and ti.e
Parenis' Club Participating in tin
serviu: will be the ' Rev h. 1.,.
Counts ul Johnson (' Smith uni
vcisity. Minister-iieiper nt kip
Cenlu: th- Rev. K H. Mi.-h-i. i
J’nstor of tin. Litrh Rock A. M ■:
Zion Church; and C D, Kippv H.
rector of the Center.
To odd more beauty and mean
mg to the servii-ft » Tu-e*. p;-,,-;,-.
]'■' ! .- - V w.il ti.ansforni
, e ’ v -' l ''' r the mto a
breampanoiaiD?* nt r .
iovenesi story ever told. This a.v
inspin.ig religious scene will *
Ohasize the true meaning of Chnv:-
1 bis, e\ », -.o at iiiis service the mem
ory of he late Miss Jessi„ M L-m
w.l o,- potpefusted in an appro
ijri,,te mam>'i,
Mrs A V Russell. DVK. and
Mrs. Mildred Sanders are in
charge ,f the services You b«ve
the asour-.nic that your family and
you will receive a blessing by .it
tcndiiq this service Can you think
of a ortiof way to prepare for the
coining of the Christ Child?
SECOND CALVARY BARTIS I
CHURCH NEWS
I.ms( Sunday Morning the
men was delivered by the k-.-v
Aaron Moore, a visiting minister
He spoke from the subject. Tv ,
Great Questions
Speci.,l Christmas music w.c
presented by the Senior Choir
vritn Mr, Albert Heath at the (<•-.
San
On Sunday afternoon at 4YO
o'clock the W. I. C. Club beta ns
Annual Christmas meeting at ihe
home of Miss Nancy ’Warner. A
lions, ail lounges, all races and in i
• all walks of life are still asking j
• this Same question He concluded I
his soul-stirring sermon which was i
touching to the much-concerned j
i audicii'. <• by pointing out that we j
11 do not have to travel long juur- j
beys like the wise men of old. i
> If we are true Christians, he dr- j
i elated, we can find Jesus in our !
’ hcauf, our homes and everyday!
lives. Roberts Chapel has previous -1
ly seen pa. '.ored by such outstand- {
1 ing men as Rev. T. V. Rhoe. Dr. j
: J. T, Ilarriston. Rev. C C. Tayio., i
Rev. A T Tuck, the late Dr. G W. j
Moore and the late Rev, Crump- ;
ter, ’ |
This church has produced and
sent ou, ministers like Rev A, T
Tuck of Sanford, Rev. F. P, Tn--n
--er bumbo?ton, Rev, Ed, J. Gold- .
Hon of Newark, N. J. Rev. Carl L j
U- ridi o of Washington. D C. and !
Others,
V«-;-t i (ntiy the following j
Crown and Scepter members were !
• a- e,* d certificates. Miss Dclois
Wpresident; Cart Hearten. J
vi- * pi evident; Miss Remonia Ty- i
• »<:i tctrii-y; Miss Sylviaiem
- loidsion, assistant secretary: Kara-1
Hprujll, r--i«onor; Camilla j
; j Lane, treasurer; Hubert, Mctnturh,
i Margaret Alston. Dorthy Worn bb .
•; B(-itio Chalmers, Banner Dowdy
j Janice Turner, Jarome Saunders, i
: | and Virginia Chavis.
, j Ihf officers and member.* *,f !
• j Dili dob are highly honored for
- their scholastic ability, character
; I and sei vice,
. A pro-Christmas social was ?i -
cr» in the .school dining hall test -
Friday evening, The Alumni As- j
sociaLon wall not have Us regular
meeting for December,
i MAItbH-MARKH VOWS SPOKEN
Mrs. Emma Roberts Marsh re
cently announced the marriage of :
her daughter, Hazel, to Mr. Gra-j
ham Marsh of Siler City The ecu- j
pie's marriage took place on Sep-I
lumber J 9, |
The pride is a graduate of Chat- i
ham High School, Siler City arid
Mr, Marsh is also a former *t,u
I dept oi Chatham High School and
Nurses School in New York,
is the son of Mr. and Mr* Ous
Marsh of Siler City, At the present
'they ~,-n residing in Siler City,
' president: Mrs Emma Fee Worn
ble of First Baptist Church. Holty
Spring:;, vice president; Mrs !
Eleanor Roberson, also of tiie Bap
tist church, secretary: Mrs. Annie j
V. Beard. Christian Church, Hole j
Springs, treasurer; Mr. John y ■
I Young of First Baptist * uquay ]
j Spnga, financial secretary. Oil id :
officers will be elected Lorn U»« I
: Individual boards
i At ine close of the businew meet*
j ing the group ascended to th-:
; Cburdi Hut where they were mu*
j ved ail types of Christmas goodie*.
The Junior Ushers of The Bap
j list, Church of Holly Springs a,:-:
asked 1o please be prepared to
usher on Sunday morning, Decem
ber 23rd Please be in the pastor's
; study at eleven o'clock.
All members of the Buds of Pro
! mi sc Truth Club are asked to meet
| at the home of Roy Lee* Wamble
I nn Saturday night, December 29th,
| at 7.30 o’clock.
-
BUY BONDS
itTK CAHOLMTAK
gram were; Mrs Coley, public
schooi music teacher of Washing-
School; Hugh Jenkins who assistt d
Mrs. Coley with the Glee Club;
• report for the year was given by
Miss Dorothy Alien .secretary of
; the group. Refreshments w.v,
i j servcci jftei ihe meeting (.hits
i were i xchanged between lh e
- | mem Ik is ot the group Mr.* r
■ j cos I‘iinlips is the president of Us.
| W 1 v Ciicle.
' ' During fnt e* eiiing v* er.- i:
; hour a c.imahi ' c,n Hun: ana Joy,’’ ;
! '-'-'as p*esented by the senior r-ho:i- !
i Muritc tor the cantata was furm.-m - i
i : t-d oy tne junior find senior choiis, 1
‘ I with Mi. Joseph Walker at ta,'
j pifil'n and Mr. Albert Heath nt 3.0
, i organ .oOKosi for the program us. !
j Miss AHzarof Jones. Among the
. ; numbers she sang were: ‘‘Oh !;oi\
, ! Night" and “Ave Maria."' [
, j'-'lfua Vinson was the narrator .... :
Mlie program. The birth of cm i (
'res p)itr;r ; f-rj ihrouuhout tee can
. lata.
'j Gifierir.- of the senior choir sir:
Minnie Jordan •”-r -r,
• j Mr. J-.ck Johnson,*president; Mi
: Evclyv Ka.'inor Sverclary; Mi. v
■ O. Fcaster, treasurer
On Friday night the rime - •
Christmas party for the S .eu;.,-
School will be hi Id In the
ment i.f the church at 7:00 o'en -!* .
i A pane! discussion on "!>,.i,. .
j .u.'l Mating" '-veic- the highlight:,!
! at a meeting or the Hi-Y and in .. !
IV Clubs hold at the Mr( 'me
! Branch YMCA lasi Sundav a t 4-J.)
; P. M,
j Ihe Liev Coleman W Kerry. J.
; pastor of the Friendship Baptist ;
l Churcr, lean the discussion \ ii!.
; ur> ‘ Doting. Do’s and Den ts'
; presented at the meeting.
Other members of the p.-i •i i
l ucre Eva Torranc* and Mary |
j Davis, Y-Teen rm-mbois; Ronald ;
i Lnncy and Clarc-nce McKand. |
i Ht-Y members of the Torronc. 1
! Lytle High School; Voncile V/il
j hams, and Rosa Crawford, Y-Tec.n |
| members; und Willi? Cuthbeit-!
| son and Aaron Maxwell, Hi-Y
i members of the J If. Gunn High ;
| School, The Boys Choir of hv.: i
j YIvK. A. under the direction of Mi s ;
| Biondeli Car>-, presented a nvte
f cal program.
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FUN'ERALIZEI)
Rev Commie J Nelves. < native
t ot Goii.ston, v,:i.s kilted in an atnu
acciocM white driving his car ir
Philadelphia, Pa., last week. L <
body was snipped home rot- burial.
Funeral services were held at M:.
j Zinio Holy Chur -h w ith ihe v.
tor, jhider J, (I. Lowderrnilk, of
ficiatttig.
UR.H. i- ROME L TAYLOR Oil s
Funeral services for Mrs. !
Lee Taylor, 84. were held at Mon
cure mst week. She is survived •
2 ions < ,n d 3 daughters. Mrs. Tay
lor w„s » resident of Piftsboro and
hod Ji.ed in the noith some siso
■d'-* Mr. Couve: fan of Fayett.eviile
wa* m charge of the funeral s.-r
--vices.
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Miss C Grady, director of elcmen- !
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director oi String Musk in the
Uak'ir.r city schools. Ben mi fill U'- jj
gan u usic iugh'.igiHed the occasion.!
Many ihanks to the P. T. A. voc
gr».m commiUea for sponso: big:
sucit a delightful program
Miss Hunter's Science Classes
Most ol the science classes . * •
studying in different areas. Thf-j'
seventh graders are studying p!ar.:r j
and animals, They are cci.rr.vin.!!
out inl< 11 st projects in the area. At
the picseiil. time, pupils earn; ;
watching plane.: gnuv inr-ide
tight jr,ts.
The pupils have 7 tropica. n.-.ji
in then- new I t nation apiuounmi
The;, have a frog, tail!': arid s, vt •
al ouiet diffeien*. i.vp-.; of p'.m;
i. vjsr t-ssioti oi 3> :r,p;tt!n
Pupils and tejehora ..ibi is
press then sincere sympathy 1
Mrs. M. IVhital-.er liie |v ~j ~; t .
I ' aii'.l Albeit Wh'lr,
a sixth grader in the passing <-•; '
■ • , '<'ir toother and xrumlmmht t
Mi s. Be: tha Bute V.
Glee Club Shu*
The I-’k’nientsiy Glee Club
seated a pvoaivm of Christuv!
Music during both fisr- mbly hom;-
for the week of Dec 10-14 Tnc I
program included the follow my :
V
Bmls.- -Frosty. The «*•:.-.••
'■ hi h..t;tips," - vVinter Woncit-r- i
Irmd." "ThirtyTwo Feet and K-.1.u
PiUk 'i mis", -A Perkin All Night'' '
Go fell It On The Mountain'
and “Christmas Circeiinu"
Mcuibeis from trie Glee Club.
come from grades 3-6
| Soloists for the group were Be:
hara iVicK.oy, Natalie Wtigr.n .... ■
Poole and Joseph Guess It is dim
' ectfid i.v Miss Cliff* irr.ia Gi.
Write Letters lo Santa
Mrs. SlTyers" second s ‘
studying the duties and aeUv-ittcs i
of ■he postr-mm as a ccaimunitv]
help: ; in their Social Studies 1
. i: -.
They are M'rit.ire lei err io v. , i
ta. visiting th<- post Ol' ,> are:
making booklets in the study ot ;
the postman
This group has- romp;- n o .-tiuli'
of other community helm r». re i
electing the Pole email Fin-map. l
Farm-, r and Milkman
Washington's pupiis and faculty i
wish for every obv A M.n cy Cni i.r ■ - I
re us and A Hi-piit- New V< a:
Rush Memorial
Church News
Hi Mils. ANNIi if. TUOKPI
Qur serviced began last Sunday
tnonuuß with church school at
9:45 a.m. A very appreciative |
number was in attendance. Each
Sunday morning &t the dose of 1
the study period by groups a res
ume ot the lesson gone over is|
given by the pastor or another!
appointee, made po&slbie bv the I
Supt.. Mr. Leslie Campbell.
We invite you to v: .! our!;
church school sonn-ikm"' at
earliest convenience. The choirs 1
opened the 11 o ’clock set vices l
with their processional, sinttng '|
"Am I A Soldier of tin- Cross".,
The Ist Hymn, No 301 “Guide Me
O Thou Great Jehovah”, was ing. :
lad by our pastor, the Rev tv Du
Carson. The responsive reading'
was tor the Slh Sunday.
The scripture lesson wag read
by the pastor, from the 119!.h
P-.nimi;. 9th through the 16m '
verse:-.. Prrw.r was mb.: a by Bro
fhomas Jones. Our 2nd hymn,
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, J 936
No. 31.7. "From Every Stormy
Wind That Blows”, was sung
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vout meditation. The minister
then gave a sermpnatte lo the
junior church. The cisiidr;;u recit
ed the passage of scripture they
had learned io: this particulai
Sunday.
After the shut inn of the spirit
ual “Is It Weil With Your Soul",
the minister chose hi*, text, from
St. Lukt'a gospel, the 2nd chapter
and the 9th verse. “Ret Mary kepi
all these thing.-; »na pondered
them m her heart.”
The minis! or led off b? relating
the story of how she told mat she
was to conceive and utw a son
who whs to be the Savun- of the
world. He sa*d also that Mary
v. ■ a devout woman. She wax :>
r.ood woman. LLeV.is also a wo*
man of devotional love. This wax
indeed an inspirational msssave.
At the 7 o ck*vT nour l.tre iwi
.*,ti. Ci.iev *us sc. ijit lire i i-~-iici tlie
, dSncl chapter of Bxoou.s compris
| ine ij vhti¥. He moke from the
- twist-ape. “Who is on the Lord's
i Hide s The minister said it, was a
i tr.e ' thins.- *»> be the L.nr ~•
Yi'-ie. It is also fine thirn;- to i;ve
i -’ ; o '-hal God r.:t; use y-i-i :nd kt'eii
| you on the eight side. Thu again
was a very fis.e ■nessnf'c We are
afiftin extending yon an inviu®sm
I e VI ;t ,) :i I t :, ■ -y, f v
th.,-,. ; , . ,11.. s ,y w<
' look forward to ymrr visit this
I Sunday?
Good luck aori a haps'-y Yuio
tide.
Bland High
NEWS
•SCOTLAND NEC-! The Rr;.",-
ley rigor- opened their b" ;k, Tx,h
sesittß by roll ins; to a o
uv'fi' il. :{jiota'den VMcats oi Kc-
Tufisday .uight, The T
: : b"v,'ii ;-:: eav-y burst o' specu ,>-■
Uk.v sprang to a KM lead in the
first yuaru-1.
•In ■- -• reg.-ifui Quarter the iniv
don began to iirfd tfi* i-,.;,.: 1
ti ■ (h o V to 'A-■ '
at one stag*-, but the Tiger-; eif-'
hmiwamm-ttwwNMiuirXiaMNft: MMumr-w is«b«*w . ww«.v«v vy*.**-
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', joyd .; .--1-25 lead al the end of uie
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■ find away to penetrate the En
• field o< icnst- an they c.-gan piiii
up points again in the third q;un
! tor aiu> ltd 53-38 after thv thlra.
■j Brawiey defotisv stopped
,t.' TVipl., to rail. I ,' and rb.ui:-
! o-;f up » 70-Yl score as the
it i< d.
Leonidas Anthony led Brav
• | icoriiig with 20 poin’r;
Smiih i 9. Lrtbio Hi.-ks IT. Ci>-1-
i : r.t.jorvv... io.'i-nsiv; men were:Ai •
: thin biaith. Loonidns Aruhon
and lericliek Pai-ker.
. Hit Trawley Tigcretles snrp.-s
, r:.l ,>reiycne by winnine a dot;-
. oonlesu-d “nine from Kr.fiold To
■ dn - . i., ■: i *
'J’iie girls opened the gam.
started -cotinp right away a- U.
held ... i-2 lead after the fii -
it;
The final half >.vas almost r-v
Contes'./, d as the score nv.d 16‘-L
after die third quarter ended.
Yi - Enfold team jumped to «
. i 22-16 lire! ,-,i on-- pen t dttrUlg t. .<
final ouart/r as the Enfield root
.: ers wen l wild
L Tie Pi j\v!.-y fans begaii lo cl> .
; n.S Doll:-- -Oil Lopped the l-,.'
'jin and Ciit the Fnfu-id Wd to i
,'j pun-.;-:. Lola •Whih/ko-. who I.T
| tl'iD Br«\v!e,v scoriri'i' with V
;: point:-, lied the .-'/ore ivrh "t i :
u M ! h .J- ioi :,-un>.(ig, i,.
Mini: M'.or--, as newynmer. soemvd
w ifsnioK points for Brawn y
TJ-;- >:.O!C e',ls ?\ 22.
nobjHM'tl, Keporler.
North Carolina's colion prod /
imn is estimated at 38,000 bales ■'
: 300 pounds gross weight, aeeori:-
: ing t.o specialists with the Noi d
• V .-r.Jimi Crop Keporiins Set vie?
\ This iKdb crop is 9,000 bales or 2.t
: pec c.-iii ab'»'<.' tho 1953 production'
but ii is 97 »00 halos or 21.2 c.
:,( below 1945-s>l averages. Thi
e«tt;:u-,i'i d 440,Ci)0 acres oi' cotton
; hankv-toi.i this year is the icove
: since IdftS, The- 1956 harvt .T <
| ovrov:.: is f..S m r rent under Ism*
year nod 53 i not r- rit be;>ov Ire
!:»4r-i4 average.
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