WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1955
D
MMmnrs 01 doit schooi
LI V > HOIK ami gm-sts in Rink.
Mount are slwwn enjoying {heir
annual dinner !< :■!>!!;,• in vbo
A Armstrong Bonus fe«*cre,i(ioti
rnorn. jT.rft to J'ieM «r-; VV, T.
Orian ' choir r{i{or;
"Civil Rights Struggle Moving |
To Climax"- Senator Lehman
WASHINGTON 'AND - - TD- ;
goveirtljtu'm nvj-.r. law enforce
went- nionrr 'vith persuasion and
cttpoahipemeu.t, to pc that just-ice;
done in America, recently pro-'
claimed Senator Vied.- -: Lehman
of New York.
Adciiv.' fiina a Hibrov con ;v-*
lion and advoeatms of white su-;
premacy have mobilised not only
to throw bar}- '-.ny advance but to j
wipe OU-: the’ painfully made pm-;
arrs-s of the past 25 years. Leb - • -
man Raid:
But they win not. succeed ini
this effort- because “right, law and ?
212 iJelepi.es Attend Confab I
Fsr Farmers And Homemakers
TALLAHASSEE. Pi.t. -- Two
hntulred and twelve persons at
tended the 53rd annual Farmers
and Hofhcinakcrs Confer-Tice held
rt(. Florida A Ac M Univer.u'y re
cently. During the one-day eon
.fe.rr.nce. the pas f-ccipctiiL; feceivud
January 6, 1957
Speak At Bennett
World T raveler To
GREENSBORO -- Dr. 8. F.
Gerald Pnestiy, historian, author,
lecturer and world traveler, will
speak at the Sunday vesper ser
vices at Bennett Colic ye on Jan
• uary 6.
The speaker, who was born in
England and educated there and
in the United States has. for the
past 26 years, observed first-hand
the chancing event,-.; in Europe
and the Near Ea -r. A former
teacher at Sjß’ttytfirid < Mass.»
College and New York University,
he has written numerous articles
on international affairs.
POET’S CORNER
CHRISTMAS BEI LS
TV. Mrs. Annie ’/ Hinton
Ding dong bell, ding done bell,
The MrsMah lias come and he
brings
Glatt tidings in every one:
Ding dong bell, ding: done bell
Tis Christmas morn and
Christ the Lord is born;
Dina dong fcoll. ding dona bell
The star over Bethlehem did
shine,
Thar the wise men could find
Where Christ tire Lord was
born;
Dine: done bell, ding done bell
Christ has come and brings
peace and
Good will to every one.
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Bit fiM always been |
our pleasure to pr?»
good will of tf>« Ho!i*
■day season . . . end
friends say, "Merry
Hapgy Mow Year!"
HILKER BROS. !j
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Williams, vice president; Mrs.
Williams, .les.se Wilkins,
ills Olar-v Byrd, Mrs. Martha
Joyner, this Horne manager of
Armstrong Homes; Benjamin
Battle, principal. Stoney Creek
I'l.-mt ,-ilnrj School: Mrs. Wall-.-
Mellon. .Joseph Etallot’k, Joseph
juriice must prevail Ahe added, !
The V'rw York Democrat !
urged the American citizens 1
to raise an outcry for the Na- j
fiors.il Government. through
its chief executive. President
Eisenhower, to take the lead i
in urging the passage of civil ;
rights legislation and in on
eoumgtng (he decent elemenl
in the south who believe in j
law and order In resist the
outrages «f the white stinrcm
aeisis.
The Negro must, be assured of
the right to vote in the south, -oj
i in-»ructions and training which;
will aid them in improving their'
• la. mm,; methods as well as living;
i|on the farm.
The program, which is spon-i
- mred annual!-,- by the School of!
G As. c ulture and Home Economics,j
| included such subjects as Home!
I end Ground Beauticification, |
j MGtl Planning. Soil Testing, in- i
:urination on Permanent Pastures.)
Hi set and Pest Control, Poultry
Mmuc-i ment. Clothing Operation
of Farm Management, Social Se
i curit> on the .Farm. Soil Bank
A: ovi:;ioi;s and Law on the Farm.
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* MERRY *
CHRISTMAS
I STANDARD
Cinder Block Co.
Incorporated
Holitp Blocks, Concrete S:
Cinder Blocks
na N Vie DOWELL ST.
Phone: TE 2-2168
Battl; Willie Powell. Mrs. Lye i
lyn Powell, Henry find ey. Id- |
hi Wilkins, Miss Beatrice Jtiiy, |
Allen Lawrence, Mrs. Ituby fan 1 -
renct Mrs. Lucy Lawemcc, In j
lian Lawrence, choir presldco-. :
and Mnniera Davis, Pope School
principal. (J. 15. Ilarren Photo ; '
j that democracy can work’, con-;
| rinued Lehman, "There must be
I constant unyielding progress »
1 breaking down the walls of segro-!
! gat ton.
} "The White Citizens Council' :
! must be deprived of the power of
I intimidation and coercion now
being directed against, whites as j
! well as against. Negroes in many I
j parts of the south.
“The President must use 'he i
great moral powers of his office-!
to isolate the forces of fear, hate
and repression in the South.
"This is the challenge on the
i home front. It; must be met.”
; The theme for the conference
was "Improving Farm and Family
Living Through Cooperative Plan-:
suing.’’ Technical information was!
j furnished by members of. the staff i
! both agriculture and home eco- !
| nomics. In addition, consultant? j
| from the University Law School j
| participated. 1
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Greetings To Our Friends
On Christmas
From Grandpa down to Baby, we hope everyone
dear to you helps make your Christmas a bright
and merry one!
HARRY C. PHILLIPS, REALTORS
Sift ST. MARY S STREET
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Decanters |
Toie Gifts ;
I Decanters of Holidii.v wniskn-.-, t
brsiji.ifs and cordiaL are -xtremn- ;
ly i'.c.puJar as Chris'.mas sifn |
every year borause of their prac- |
heal uscfpine.ss long after lire sea- ;
soi- is over.
Liyuo.rs are available in many |
varied I;, pes el bottl< •; which eim j
be converted, -d---: their contents !
are i-fjoyed. into almost every j
ima; -n,. ble item, from cocktail j
sh.f-.K-.vs to '.ii'.ui Irises. They e,- I
ideal, too for “tl'Mijk you" I
turcs to hosts and hostesses ami ;
make any home enlertainmeW. I
| Rent >V - - cn a beautiful rr-v. :
j "Hkyiit t doi.-fifii"'- arid Impi'tC-'
jO. F. G Canadian KcJtenScy come:--
i in a Handsome, dm abb- 'Olympian’
I Gocktaii SI -us ■ t, both exceUeaf
(gifts in themsclt'-s.
j They are pro-wrapped in rfoecr.v
I rive holiday guts lu.xcs with rc I
j movsbir labels r,i?.d ,-u-e easy to i
! open for the insertion of name
j card,
tfa. Slate :
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T^l' T “ T' 4 'E>* - x - . . j
i t'Octay by ihv r*;iunt of the col- ;
A Srvent.y-nfih \iinlvcrsary
| < 'or.unistee, mi tier t>«? cfialr
| mansHfp of or. Mimufl Mad
den. is b-.-'t ,;t wr'-:
f up (be details of the relrbra- j
1 Leu
i On jvjaroh 1 i -nirring and in- j
j by* i ' ■ Aa '' -n? h ' ! I
in the f - turn,
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: and certain birMings' will be op- j
» cnc’d for visitors to the canipus. !
THE CAROLINIAN
CHRISTMAS 1956
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"Pest. On EnHh >
Wc will not 4 .spend* Christmas .. nor ‘observe’ Christmas
We will ‘Keep’ Christmas ... Keep it as it is ...
in all the loveliness of its ancient Traditions.”
J‘ r °m the Hook ''Let's Keep Christmas’'
hy Dr. Petek Marshall
In order that our Employees may enjoy the joy
of Christmas, we will be CLOSED TV/O DAYS
CLOSED December 25th
CLOSED December 26th
Sale begins 9 A. M. Thursday
December 27th-Shop ’Tii 9 T. M.
Thursday And Friday Nights
for £ig Savings on home and family needs
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See The Raleigh Times Tomorrow For News Os
Eastern Carolina’s Largest Sale!
Eastern Carolina’s Largest Store!
Hudson BelK.
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