Knife Wound Paralyzes ‘Other Woman’ In Triangle
Wife Surrenders Self
To Police; Admits Crime
DfllOll (AMP)—A T7-year-old
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« nnM man to th» Poor Sms
B«todrai»t wh severely stabbed by
toe mSH
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DatocttoM said they learned at
the boapital that about lour inches
of a broken knife blade was fan
beAdeCto Miss Taylor’, spinal cord.
Mtos Tkylor told the officers that
Mia waa to the restaurant with a
married man. but refused to five,
any information regarding her as
sailant
About an hour later Mrs. Mary
Perinr. SO. surrendered herself to
police.
"I stabbed a woman I caeght
with My hasbead, Arther, U."
she rsufiwsd.
Mrs. Parker said aa her hae
band aad Wa Taylor raohed
by bar ts leave the casMda
reetaurant aha pulled a batsher
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WILL CHILDHOOD BE THE ONLY FREEDOM
THEY WILL KNOW?
Personal freedom can dip away
a tittte at a time, as quietly chil
dren grow. It can be destroyed by
forces from within oar borders.
Sabtia forces—like tbe steady ex-
of Federal Government in
bo—Mt nod the effect ft has upon
oar daily fives.
Already our Federal Government
owns many thousand businesses. In
the field of electricfty alone the ous
pot of Federally owned electric
ttaTlSTt of the fed-try's total
And there are tho— who would p
hade frsM bar east packet aad
inflicted the stab woend.
"The woman ran into the kitchen
of the restaurant,” Mrs. Parker de
clared. “and then I left."
Mrs. Parker wee held for inveeti
gallon of felonious assault
English Award
To Honor Late
Mrs. E. Mitchell
ELIZABETH CITY Tha Board
of Trustees of Elizabeth City State
College, at a recent meeting, ap
proved a resolution submitted by
the Department of Modern Langu
ages to name and endow toe Eng
lish sward, given to the Sophomore
who during the freshmen year
made the highest grades to English,
to honor of the lata Mrs. Edna Har
ris Mitchell.
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“COMMUNITY AND FAMILY OF YEAR"— The Gadsden community near Columbia,
S. C. was chosen as South Carolina’s “Community of the Year" for 1963, and the Coleman Green
family of Santee was named the State’s “Farm Family of the Year” recently at South Carolina
State College by the Palmetto State Community Development Association. Top: T. J. Crawford,
public relations director of the college, presents a plaque and $350 to representatives of Gadsden
community. Bottom: Mrs. Coleman Green pours a glass of water tor her husband as he dismounts
from his tractor in front of their five-bedroom modern brick home. Thev have nine children ra n
iiutc iii uoiiiu uiiU iviu fuv m college. {USL’A 11 U-i).
“Jesus Identified Self With People,”
Dr. Mays Tells Bennett College Audience
GREENSBORO “The reason
that Jesus was so powerful, was
that He identified himself with all
of the people," Dr. Benjamin E.
Mays, president of Morehouse Col
lege, Atlanta, Ga., told the vesper
audience at Bennett College Sun
day.
the government even deeper in busi
ness. When any government owns
business, it can control both goods
and jobs. When it does that, it can
tell yon where to work, where to
five, even what to do or say.
In the tight of this, can you see
any reason for our government to
own and manage any business like
electric power and fight, where ft
is not needed? Isn’t ft best to leave
that to companies like CPiL who
have proved that the American tra
ditions of individual effort are what
give our nation strength?
Dr. Maya, who need the para
ble of the Phariee and the tax
collector to illustrate hit neo
sage, oald that the former, by
setting himself np as better
than his fellow men. made one
mistake and made another
when he tried to convince God
that he really was.
"If you could visit hell today,” he
said, “you would find some of the
so-called ‘best' people there, and
you would be surprised to find in
heaven some of those you least
thought would be there.”
Stating that the love of hu
manity is the whole , of moral
ity, Dr. Mays warned against
the "better than then” attitude.
"You can’t help a man If you
think that you are better than
he,” he said. "Circumstances
may bring you position and
prestige, but you don’t rub it
In.”
Blowing up this attitude, on a
national scale, he declared, produc
ed a Hitler in Germany, apartheid
in South Africa, the caste'system
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Fayetteville
Speech Choir
Gives Recital
FAYETTEVILLE Members of
the Introduction to Speech classes,
under the tutelage of Mr. I* H.
Lewis and Miss L. P. Turner, pre
sented a Speech Choir Recital in
J. W. Sen brook Auditorium at the
all-student assembly on January
15. Mist Eugenia Baldwin, from
Goldsboro, made introductory re
marks on chorltg
The conductors were: Miss Eloise
Washington. Champaign, Illinois;
George Langford, Potecasi; Miss
Jean Jones, New Bern; Miss Shir
ley Shufford. Newton; and Hayes
Streeter, Kinston.
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N. C. STATS
Every now and then my editor
comes up with a good idea. Most of
the time he Just needles me. Now
he wants to know why 1 have never
mentioned wood aahea to my col
umn m a fertiliser end soil con
ditioner. The power as suggestion
any be big owfl naive method of
getting his questions answered.
Come to think of it, thchd, Us
idaa may ha a good one because I
had to do a salts of research, ail of
which waa confusing, as tha ana
lyses vary so much. So this will bt
mostly about
Wood ashM contain about 48 per
cent aaletum carbonate (a torn of
tone), about > • 10 portent potash
toytaf 3 parent
You eaa sss that tbay do have some
fertiliser value beoeuM three of the
major plant food elements are pea
sant, only nitrogen tg absent This
clamant can be easily supplied as a
side dressing. The kind of wood
used to the fireplace, whether hard
or soft, will also effect the analysis.
Weed ashM should bs collected
and stored in a dry place until rea
dy for use. If they are piled out
side and exposed to the weather,
they will lorn much of their nutri
ent value due to leeching by rain
water. It you do not have suffici
ent volume to mve for soil appli
cation, -they should be spread over
the compost pile, as collected.
We should consider wood ashes
at a supplement to rather than a
substitute tor the regular fertiliser
program. This waste from the burn
ing process is especially good for
the root and bulb crops, fruit trees
and grapevines. It may, also be
used in the annuel end perennial
flower beds. I would go a little
easy on azaleas, camellias, rhodo
dendrons and blueberries because
of the relatively high calcium con
tent, which may raise the soil pH
too high. ThSSo plants like an acid
soil reaction.
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