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TWO. THE CAROLINA TIMES .. SATURDAY. S»dl, 1»3* r BmiM SOCIAL NOTES WYVATT® fHOUjOWAT, SOI TOK DIAL N-71S1 THE DUEIIAM USHERS UNION cel«4»T«t*d fourl.eitth anniveraary with a prufram, Sundajr afternoen Novemb«f 24 mt th* Mount Zioa Baptiat chsreb of which S«v. W. M. Fuller ia p«M*r. 1U». W, Ifycn Kalaon, paator of Ur Pin# 9trcrt Prert>yt«lan Church delivered tha aemon taking his t«xt from Samuel 10:26 ‘‘And Samuel went home Uili^ and there went wita him l>oard of men wh«’ro God had touched." Hit aubjact waai “Three Cordinal Virtual of an Alao'CompJete Ittir »h»rt*, aox and pajama* ialiooH Hals Alao'Comphrte Ittir »h»rt National Hat Shops IM SOUTH TRY ON ST. Try Our Regular Dinners, Our Meat# and Ve^etatolea Ara Pirtt Quality. Ako Beer, Winaa of all typea, SmoVea and Music. “We Appreciate Tour Patronafe” Fred Kemp’s Cafe , Uahar.” Many hatp^nl Ahoughta wera gaintd Iron tkia awraaos. A vary lAtaraatlng program waa enjoyed « largt audienrt> Officera of tka organixation are aa followa: President, C. C. Cfjfcfc; lat /rice, Q«orge Hogans; 2nd Vice, Louis Lasaiter; 3rd vice, Berch Csjley; Recording Secretary, Miaa Hargie Petti* foft; Corresponding Secretary, Mias Jeaaia Mclver; freaturer, Lae Brown. HR. AND MRS. T. A. HILL and aon, B. T- Hill and wife of Nnr York Cf^ »ra spirndiirg a few daya In the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hill on Fayetteville Street. MISS NOLA MAE COX nd brother Gfoi^a Jr., who ia at tending Atlanu Unlvarally apaiit the week end w3R their parents Mr. and Mrs. - Georga Cox of FayetevJlla St. They wen ac- eompaniid by Arthur Bradshaw. . DAVE MANS of Richmond, Virginia spent the week rnd in Durham, bi Hvrndon of XintteL vtiitaJ Sia SaAarday^^^. iStb. WiALpS ITXS5 9f PayrttwlBe Street wsa cnQed to WasUagMi, D. G. to attend the funera^f his father, when the smoothneas of their FRIENDS O E O K O E GOODLOE will regret to know that he la ill In Lincoln Hospital. I MISS LOUISE BROAMHAW, J. L. W'H£'£1aE£ of Atlanta, f0finef student of N. C. College and now attending the Atlanta Sd»ool of Social Service was visiting Mias t?ola Mae Cox th# Ga. spent Fhe week end wi!,h his son, John Trheeler on For- mosaa Avenue. MRS. IirSIA HENRY of [week end Raiefgh was In Durham, an buBl-f ness, over the week end. MRS. HATTIE HERNDON and ds>ughter, Misa Margaret A Complate Line c(F Meat* ami Chicken* for /TtiaBkiKiving Will Be Open UbIH 9:30 Wednesday C. W. Hobbs PHONE «I43 Good Food I* Good Health Archie’s New CHlI 001 East First Street City PouEfry Market Live and Dreased Poultry, Fresh Yard Bgga. Wholesale and Retail, ^ompt EKeHvery 724 East 7th St. Phone 3-7089 YOU WILL WANT MONEY THIS CHMSTMAS AND X.OU WILL WAKflT NEXT CHRISTMAS. IF YOU HAV*“bEEN ONE OF'THOSE WHO HAVE NOT P^PARED FOR THB YULBTIDE SEASON THIS YEAR DON’T BE CAUGHT NAPPING NEXT YEAR. OUR NEW CHRIST- MAS SAVING CLUB WILL OPEN FOR NEW MEMBERS DECEMBER 1st. MORE THAN 2,000 MEMBERS IN OUR 1^39 CLUB WILL RECEIVE THEIR CHECKS DECEMBER lat YOU CAN BE AMONG THE NUMBER iRECEIVING CHECKS NEXT YEAR. IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN SAVING FOR CHRISTMAS YOU CAN START A SAVING ACCOUNT FOR OTHER PURPOSES THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB PLAN. HUNDREDS OF OUR MEM- T BERS WILL NOT USE THEIR CHECO FOR CHRISTMAS, BUT WILL CONVERT THEM INTO REGULAR SAVING ACCOUNTS. Every Deposit In This Bank Insure With The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. C. M. mtaiR former NCC football star HHs In the city for the ! N. C. Stat«44vlng&lon« game. Mr. Fgfiher is now at- rtStant director of th« Greens boro Recreational Center. We hope he and Coach Burghardet go! together lind compared olb- •ei"Wition Thursday. MR. AND MRS. DeWITT MASON of 617. St. Joseph SI. spent the wefit" end in Gastonia visiting r^ftifes of 112 Wert Lincoln Avenue. MR. AND MRS. ERVIN TAY- LOR of Washington are vi«itSn|f with hii afster Miss Fannie Tay lor who is employed at the N. G. Mutual Life Inaurancs Com pany. VISITORS ON THE CAMPUS of Bennett College in, Greens- hcfrb WedViesday, evening, were ECONOm CASH FOOD SHOP Fill your pantry shelvea now with highest quality Foods at Lowest Possiible Prices. 800 NORTH GRAHAM ST. * PHONE S015 im. We Deliver FRiEE in ■ V Fourth Ward _ On return from the annuy FRIENDS OP LOUIS DXmm eonf.r«« which was held ^at will regret to leam thtt e is gQutham Pines memers of the ill at his home ^on the Rifteigh church gave a very j warm reception in honoi of FRIia^liS OP MRS. OLIVBA P«»tor, Rev. E. Benjamin BROWN will be *glad to know Up»^y- To prove that the recep- that she is on the recuperaUng tion ^ r very enjoyable and IsuceeBBful one, eleven members {paid out their dollar money. iMISS MATTIE WIDEMANjThe q>lrit ran high, people aa a was among those who attended ’ themselves to giv* the Erslflne Hawkins dance in j the pa»tor their whole hearted Raleigh last l^nday night. '‘support in every deal of th* MRS. RUTH* BRIDG£iB ^pent ensueing year, a few days in Noilina visiting her uncle, who is ill. She was ac companied by her neice, ,l Mrs. Vivian Hatchet. , ' MR. AND MRS. NIUS EVANS had aa their week en4f gue^t their nephew, Fred Walker of Coward county. CLASS NUMBER 6 of the Orange Grove Baptist Sunday School held itr”"tneeting at *e the home of MIm Oalia Brown. The next meeting will be held Decemer fhe home of Mrs. Mattie Lee of Commonwealth Street. THE ROYAL DUKE AND DUTCHIKS CLUB, for the benefit of Miw. EJiza Couch, mother of Mrs. 'Rachael finnex. who is a meniiber of the club, through their kindneas donated a sum of money to Isjer. Mrs. Couch, who is ill has thown some improement. Howard Fitts, William A. Tuck, and J°Jin Sumnwrsette ot Durham. They were the guests of Miss Ruth Summersette of Charlotte who was rfttoridm» the inference of Nurtery School Directors ^oiivening on the campus. ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25th A. J. BOWLOUR£ IN i charge of Hiclatown debit top ped all newaiboys by selling the amount -of forly eight papers and by bringtng in ten subscribers. * Returns At the result of tiig..j»nnual confertncat^ held at ^uthem PInea, Rev. S. P. Perry was re stored to AME Zion Churc*^. At the eleven o’clock se.rvices he was greeted with n large audi ence, his text being “Samuel annointed Saul for king” Survey Negro Life CARNEGIE GROUP VISITS SOUTH FARMERS Durham, JV. €. DR. S. L. WA^tREN, GHAIR |MAN OF BOARD C. C SPAUIOING, PRESIDENT- R. L. McDOUGALD, VICE PRSJSIDENT^ASHIER Dobbs Offers Genuine E%in Watches Out of Pawn- Reconditioned , $i.95 Like New Our Price $10.00 value brand new Ladies’ Pitted Cases with Pittini^ „Ladies Yellow Gold Watch—$27.50 values $7v96-t$9.96 Ool)l)s Pawo Stioo By Leon Lewis NiElW ORLEANS, A N P— A survey conducted under the direction of the Carneglo cor- poifition to ascertain the actu al status of the egro in Ameri can civilizatio wound its way into New Orleans this week by way of aBpecialiat group head ed by Dr. Ralph Bunche, “^rofea sor of political science at How ard^ university; Dr. Gunner Myrdol, social scientist of Stack holm, Sweden and former mem ber of Sweden’s parliament, an^ Richard B. Whitney, pro- njinent publicist and sociologi cal expert. ^ MRS. OSSIE BASS, SS, 1211 4ft Street died Nov. St. PunfC- al wax held *t the Bethel Holly Chahjh. Burial was in the ^ lolet Cemetery. MBS. ORA BAXTON. 61, 1218 Pine Street died Siprember 24, funeral services were held Sunday Nov. 29 at the Mount Vernon Baptist^* Church. Funeral service* for JOffQf McNeil, SSt died Frid«y Nov. *24, were held at his home on Chester Street Monday, Nov. 27. Interment was in the Beech- wood Cemetery. MARY CkATES SAUNDERS, 14 month old child of Chatam County dfed at the home of her parents. Interement was in Beechwood Cemetery. . HE»JRY PEMBERTON, 23, of LX>erty Street; died Monday, November 27th. ‘ Now... ; TO PROTECT , YOU?L CHILD’S f PRECIOUS EYESIGHT! It is H«ver too oarly to begin watching your child ren’s eyesight and protecting it from strain of any. kind. Today, better light for better sight is avaik- able to everyone at the lowest cost in history. The scientifically, designed I.E.S. lamps give you and your children the proper light for reading, study ing, sewing and playing. Investigate these’modern lamps, today. I.E.S. Floor Lamps $7.95 to $11.9S S5c Cash, I1.M Per Moni4 ITE.S. Study Lanqis $4.50 SOe Caah, 91.N Pw Menth Plo-to-WaU Lamps j $1.95 to $3.45 I 4So Oaaii. We Pa rMtatt i certification It your guitte Mtsr lights ry^t >WER 490 S. CbmA Sfr««t fbom 41ia Trent Steaks .41 Livingstone I BY JOIJW S. LA^H St^LISBURY, N. C.—W. J. Trent, Jr Special Advisor on Negro AfTaira to the Works Progress Administration, speak ing before the stadent body of Livingstone College^ expressed his belief that the existing in- eonsiateneies''^ the Ameriean democracy can fee minimised through concerted action and a "singleness of purpose” on the part of Negroek The federal oificial cl'maxed the celelbration Negro Achieve me'nt W'eek, sponsored by Omega rti Phi fmternity, with his de claration of faith in Anicsrican democracy. Mr, IVent raeogniied the many situations, historiaca) and current, which have operated create fissures in the democratic system, but he asserted that *'it is clearly patent that for a minority group, there is actually ^ ^ 1 ' no othtt alternative which will Their prospectus entailii true . .. .. , . . . . , , . maintain the dignity of the hu- aspecta of racial relations and „ mi. ^ j difference, economic differen tials social and religious com- “We guarantee our work” Bowdens SHOE SHOP ^18 East Tirade St. Gtoceriei, Meats Produce G.P.C0VIN6T0N &20 S. Mint St. Phone 9244 man personality.” "Kie federal advisor reviewed the, liat of fundamental demands which the demands whkh the democratic system implies the chiefest of which is the freedom of the in dividual. “Without such equa lity, implied by freedom of the individual we make ^ a' mockery of our democra^iy.” The spealPBr pointed out that Please turn to page 7 plexea and > generfil brundside > of the Negxo’a participaUoQ. in American ^^fe' togsther witti proposed prograi^a to effect his improvement in idl fields of ea- > deavor. j.*! Their first^ WJiJor contact iu the Crescent City ‘ was with tha re cently elected executive cosrd of the NAACP in their initial meeting at the Peoplea Intur- anee comply, Monday niglA. Brevard St. Barber Shop “YOU FURNISH THE ttAIB WE DO TDIE RiESl” 231 S. Brevard St. N. G. Edwa#^, Prop A. & P. Food Stores Drs. Paliner & Wike OPTOMERTRlSTS-r—‘ J 3» N. TRYpN M*P. PUBLIC MO^ARY S'PlEXJIAXi CIAIRE—-In examining and caring for the •yw 0^ Colored Race. .We welcome you to our offices at any time. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED BROKEN GLASSES REPLACED mm Alexander’s Funerai Home 803 SOUTH BREVARD ST. IH^ Phone 8431 . Night Phonea 3-«027—S...2472
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