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HELPING TO BUILD A GREATER SHAW UNIVER
SITY Left is Willie Morgan, class of 1951, Washington, D. C.,
president of the Eastern Conference of the Shaw University Na
tional Alumni Association, and recently elected vice-president of
the National Shaw Alumni. Right is Dr. I. L. Johns, prominent
physician of Winston-Salem, class of 1914. Both have pleged to
unite their talents and experiences in helping the administration
build a greater Shaw University. (See story).
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FOR FLOWERS
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OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
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"CROWD PLEASER"— Chuck Jackson, noted band leader, passes out mutogropha to atu
dents at A6sT College as he appeared last week at the annual ROTC Bail. Jackson and hie mute
group are real "crowd pleasers ”.
DOLLS and POLL'S HOUSES
UKie girls have always loved
dells and dell houses. The chR- (-WyrTa |f|
dren of both sayage and civil- ijjjkr t • ji-y. C\JMI
lied peoples played with them, _ Ti\A V I
and the ancient Persians, ftl-nvl
Greeks and Romans made them
o j the most famous doll houses
fr : ' dBCfTZ JAPI •" America is the doll house given by
- IV/ Ir movie actress Colleen Moore to the
f . Museum °"f ,n^“*,r T» Chh
Esoctly detailed miniatures of luxury furniture
pieces are now being made for U.S. doll houses. *
Moderately priced. Petite Princess Fantasy Furniture
by Ideal Is lovingly hand-crafted. Satins, brocades, = w^ p ’ s *«bP
porcelains, glass mirrors are used; antique gold If
brushing b real gold- drawers open and close. Thb cf-Jb
doll house furniture b Irresistibly elegant. K
SHOE MART.
Sine* World War 11, America's m -
housewives have-turned to deter- .... Ijp rj
genti lor many el*oning tasks, „ T7 fjt
and this heavier use ha« re- r1 (x?
suited in the appearance of JJ ,
detergent "foam'' on some / \'/j Y/ (AA// f
streams and rivers. In the early ' ] I
1950'5, the soap and detergent TJ r * ;- Ik—
industry began o multi-million I / -|| W
dollar research program to J i M fagr
combat this problem. <dtk ■- {
Now Open To Serve You!
TAYLOR SHOE SERVICE
706 s. McDowell st.
The Man Behind The Shoe, la The Man With Eaperienee!
Tbia apace Is too small to tell
a Sotrt Southern Furniture Mon
ey Sarin? Discount Procram.
Come in ot phone Today for
the whole story.
Southern Furniture Co.
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113 S. Wilmington St TE 2-3252
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TUPPER CHURCH HONORS MOTHERS— Tupper Me
morial Baptist Church tenon the oldest, youngest and the mother
with the most children present on Mother's Day. Lett to right:
Mrs. N. W. Sanders, who had the most children; Mrs. Antoinette
Masaenburg, the oldest; and Mrs. Roberta Olover, the youngest
mother present. The Reverend D. N. Howard, St H is pastor of the
church.
RALEIGH SEAFOOD
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VISIT OUR STORE REGULARLY
A Complete Line of Meats
SECURITY MEAT MARKET
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MEMOIRS OF A BACKWARD NATION
Thor* aro peopU alive today whoso grand
fathers could remember when the United States
was • "backward nation” ... when we were far
twhtnd other nations In population, capital, labor,
roads, schools and technology.
But our Constitution gave us something that
others did not have—e form of government
which encouraged its citizens to use their sevlngs,
■kill and ideas to advance themselves, confident
that what they earned could not be arbitrarily
taken away.
Tba result has been the greatest outburst of
energy and invention in history. Aa Just one
example, the electric light end power industry
built by individual initiative and financed in the
Caia mi tkntMag
Cate will and most scratch. It
ia .■ basie instinct in them to
scratch to file their claws. This
Joes not mean, however, that you
moot resign yourself to having
your furniture rained.
There ore two things the
Parina Cot Care Center suggests
yOU dot
First, if roars is an indoor eat,
hove Ha noils trimmed regularly.
Use a professional nail dipper
and, preferably, have your vet
erinarian show you how to do H
correctly. Outdoor cats should
never have their clows dipped.
Secondly, give your cot o
oemtehing poet, whether its
lelh are clipped or not, your cot
win still hova toe basic drive to
file its daws. Than on many
scratching poets on the market,
some with catnip toys to antiea
your oat. Or you may provide o
mg. ks of wood cot lengthwise
and told flat oa toe floor. After
too hoik Is won off, cover It
wRb o pises at canvas. Be tore
tho ocrotehiog post is long
enogk or high enough for too
oot to stretch out full-length
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Wo H etowe the furniture take
2wttr«sssi«
four eat will soon loon to aoo
too po# md not toe furniture.
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Am imvettar-aumai, taxpaying, public utility uampmy
IRS
RALEIGH. N. C.. SATTRDAT, lUHI L UN
I A Special Tribute To ... D-DAY I
I THE 6TH OF JUNE I S
ROBERT
BURTON MITCHUM WAYNE
HENRY FONDA. SAL MINEO * “
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“THE CARPETBAGGERS”... June 18th
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NEUTRAL SPIRITS. W. A A. GILBEY, LTD.. CINCINNATI, OHIO
traditional American business way—haa m
the leading "electrlp nation” by far.
We have, in fact, electric generating capacity
greater than that of the next five nations com
bined. And the investor-owned oompanies wfi
stay well ahead of our nation's needs.
Isn’t It clear by now that the more people ean
do for themselves the more powerful America
is bound to be? j
And isn’t tt strange that those who want enr
Federal Government to own end manege th<*
or any other industry, rtiould claim their idea*
are “progressive”?
The ideas they advocate would ast as be*
. . . insteed of forward along a seed that baa
proved it leads ta program
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