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RALEIGH, N. C„ SATURDAY, JULY 11, IM4
State’s Negro Law Enforcement Officers Hold Confab
W. T. Amaker; High Point
Detective, New President
WILSON The North Carolina 1
Negro Law Enforcement Officer* t
Association met recently in WiUon. 1
W. T. Amaker, detective of the i
High Point Police Department, wa* i
•elected president. Amaker, who
has served the department as a
Patrolman and Driver Education
Instructor, has been assigned to the
Detective Division since 1960. Prior
to joining the Police Department,
he was the first Negro appointed by
the North Carolina Alcholic Bever
age Control Board as a Special In
vestigator.
HU civic activites include: For
mer Scoutmaster, former P. T. A,
President, immediate past Chair
man of Board of Director* at Carl
Chavis Memorial Y. M. C A., mem
ber of Steward Board of St. Mark
M. E. Church, former Red Cros*
Rloodmobile Colonel.
Amaker also served with a speci
al group assigned to Special Securi
ty during President Kennedy’s
Founder* Day Address at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill in 1961.
The new president emphasizes
the special efforts that are being
Initiated ta encourage Negro Os
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their respective 1 divisions of Law
Enforcement. "Wle must be trained
to meet the challenge that an ever
changing society presents us. And.
we must be prepared to accept our
responsibility towards raising the
standards of Law Enforcement pro
fessionally." Amaker said.
During the two day meeting a
Pistol Tournament was heid. First
place: Officer Carrington of Dur
ham, North Carolina, Second place:
Detective Rhodes of Greensboro,
North Carolina, third place: Officer
Graves of High Point, North Caro
lina
The key note address was de
livered by Don Pollock, Attorney
of Wilson
Other Officers elected were:
Vice-president, Carson McLeod,
Durham, secretary, S. D. Midgett,
Goldsboro; assistant secretary. S T.
Rhodes, Greensboro; treasurer, F.
M Boone, Fayetteville; chaplain. G.
T Nash. Charlotte; Sgt at Arms, J.
M. Graves, Fayetteville; and Par
liamentarian. H. B Ferguson, Wins
ton-Salem.
There were 121 policemen, sher
iffs and probation officers attend-
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DEAR SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY. I’ve been going
with a young man for over two
years, and we re engaged to be
married In two months. Every
thing was wonderful until hi#
company transferred him to an
other city about 100 miles from
here, and now the only time we
see each other is during the week
ends that he drive* home. How
ever, there are many weekend*
that he doesn't come home. I have
a cousin living in the town where
my fiance Is working, and she has
written to me tnat she ha* seen
him a number of times dating
other girls. Then, when I asked
him about this, he admitted It was
true, that it wo* because of the
“terrible loneliness al living in a j
strange town.’’ He promised,
though, not to do this again—but
now today I have received anoth
er letter from my cousin with the
news of having seen my fiance at
a dance with a “cute little red
head.” I think maybe I should
check off this so-called engage
ment of ours, don’t you? J.C.A.
DEAR J.C.A.: Indeed I do.
A fellow who, two months be
fore his wededlng date. Is still
rhasing around with other
gtrls Is a poor, poor risk.
DEAR BALLY My girl and I
were discussing marriage a few
evenings ago. and she warned me
that when it comes time for us to
become “officially Engaged” her
father will be wanting to confer
with me about my financial status
quo. and about my ability to pro
vide for her I have no problems
In this respect, but I'm wondering
aobut such a dlnclusion with a
future father-in-law. Isn’t this an
old-fashioned and out-of-date sort
of custom? GROOM SOON
DEAR GROOM SOON: Al
though a financial discussion
between a father and hi* pro
spective son-in-law Is not so
fore his wedding date, t* still
It Isn't “old-fashioned or out
of-date” far a father to he
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Both thundarstorms and
Fourth at July flracrackara
can turn avan the bravest, moat
stalwart dog into a cringing
coward. Hunting dogs, used to
tha raport of shotguns, as wall
as city dogs who don't turn a
hair at tha sound of s tor's
backfire, art sat aquivar from
tha tips of thair toils to their
noaas at tha sound of firecrack
ers exploding around them or
thunder exploding above them.
And tear of these sounds
doesn't necessarily start at
puppyhood. Many dogs will
ignore atoms for years until a
particularly nasty one breaks,
and from that day on they’re
tremblers. In fact, if tha tear is
great enough, it actually aan
cause fits.
If your dog shows stress at
such times, it is advisable to
consult your veterinarian. He
can give you sedatives that will
tuiet your dog. And since most
ogs apprehend storms an hour
or two Wore they strike, you
can get him calmed down be
fore the really big bangs tweak.
Then Ist your pet pick his
own sate retreat and. after soma
pats and comforting words,
leave him alone. Hell likely
sleep through the noise.
Above au. don't take your
dog out during a thunderstorm
or when firecrackers era pop
ping. And do let tha outdoor
living dog in tha house for tha
duration of toe disturbance. Ifs
toe only humane thing to do.
Hh Dees need less
food generally in summer. Give
your pet a quality prepared
food such as Fnskies. and wen
though you've cut down on his
rations, you're certain that he's
getting all tha proteins, vita-
SnsisM utinank ha eaads.
concerned about hta daugh
ter's future happiness and
well-being.
DEAR SALLY: I’m very much
worried ovei my inability to be
popular with tlie ooys. I'm 16.
considered very pretty have a
good figure, and drees well. And
yet I can’t seem to hold the Inter
est of any fellow. What makes this
all the more puzzling is that oth
er girls who are actually very
plain looking seem to have no
trouble at all attracting the boys.
In fact, the boys seem to flock
around these girls who never have
to sit at home on weekend# as 1
do eo often. I try my best to at
tract the boys, and fall—while
i iir.“picuu Jane*, get the boyff
without seeming to try at all.
What’s the answer? C.I.H.
DEAR C.1.H.: Maybe you’ve
been trying TOO hard, and
the boys are uneomfortable
because of your seeming over
eagerness. Boys enjoy the
company of girls with whom
they are comfortable and at
case. They like girls who are
Interesting to listen to and
who are Interested In what
THEY have to *ay. Why don't
rou try observing these other
girl* very carefully, watching
them when they’re wHh the
boys, and listening to what
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you’ll learn something. One of
the most Important thing* is
to be a good listener. Boys like
girl* who show a big interest
In their activities, their hob
bies, their philosophy, their
ambitions, and so on.
DEAR SALLY: My husband and
I eloped and were married by a
Justloe of the peace three years
ago. We now have a darling little
daughter of two, and are wonder
fully happy. Despite this, however
we are bothered from time to time
by the fact that there was no re
ligious significance to our wed
ding. We have been discussing the
idea of having, on chit next anni
versary, a real church wedding
complete with formal wedding
clothes and attendants. Do you
think this would oe all right?
MRS. O. B.
DEAR MRS. G. B.: It would
be entirely proper for you
to have a religious ceremony,
but since you have been living
together a* husband and wife
for three years, you eannot In
good taste make this ceremony
resemble s first marriage, with
bridal dm*, bridesmaids, and
many guests. Much better
would be a quiet ceremony in
church with Just your families
and nearest relatives present.
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A TEN-YEAR-OLD w»* watching
his father repair the garage door.
"Son. please go in the house and
get me a screwdriver."
BTM.E. GARDNER >C
N. C. SUte h
Last summer a lady called and <
wanted to know what was causing 1
the berries on her pyracantha :
plant to “turn black and shrivel.” i
This condition is caused by
scab, which is » fungus disease.
The spores send out tiny threads
which absorb food from the ber
ries and cause the black spots to
form and the berries to shriveL
This disease is not too common
on pyracantha but when it strikes,
it can be severe. It is most preva
lent during prolonged rainy pe
riods.
The disease may be controll
ed by using a spray containing
two tablespoons of Formate in
one gallon water. This spray
should be applied as the ber
ries are forming and repeated
at It day intervals until four
■prays have been applied.
Thorough spraying Is neces
sary.
“The other day I was reading
a story about the kitchen gardens
at Tiyon Palace and ‘vegetable
oyster 1 was mentioned What is
vegetable oyster?”
Hie proper name for this vege
table is Salsify. It is commonly
called vegetable oyster because of
its flavor. Salify requires a long
growing season for full develop
ment. It is classed as a root crop
and the culture is practically the
same as for the parsnip.
“If I remember correctly leek
was also mentioned.” The leek is
similar to the onion. It is believ-
I ed to be native to the Mediterran
l ean area where it has been in
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The general culture of the
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The soil is gradually worked
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earn being token not to begin
Woman Left Bound To Bed,
While Hubby Enjoys Vacation
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
(ANP) —A Fort Lauderdale house
wife, Mrs. Marjorie Mqftatt, 36,
was discovered by police pound to
her bed with rope, chain and eight
padlocks.
The woman's screams aroused
neighbors, who called officers.
Police said Mrs. Moffatt’s
husband, Robert, 41, toeked her
to the bed and announced be
was taking their two sons, ages
eight and ten, on a two-week
vacation to New Jersey.
She said her , husband told her
“I don’t want you to come along.”
Officers broke into the locked
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Leeks are marketed in buncher
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Palace this summer. Then on to
Mxnteo to see Paul Green’s “Th*
Lost Colony.” For you folks In
the mountains, the “darn skeet
ers” aren't as bad as they ones
were.
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to the bed for more than four
hours before her screams wera
heard, they said.
HAPPY ENDING
Former war refugees in the Oga
Assimilation Project, South Korea,
recently wrote CARE they no long
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make their farms self-supporting,
during which time CARE provided
820,528 in food, farm tools, grain,
bullocks and fruit tree seedlings
for the 160 families—a total invest
ment of approximately $24.80 per
person.