Home Security
Life Makes A
New Record
iHoi^ n rat ctirr
INCREASE IN INfUltANCl
IN FOItCB DURING
PAST YEAS
Tl># Horn* S«c«ritjr Lift In-
•unmc« conpft&y, with . Ijome
office in Duriuua, h*d * vtry
•uec«Mful yMU' duyiBS 19S9, sc*
cordiBC to i&fenMtioa r«ctiy#d
mt ttm offif irom]B*»com Biyn^
M, prMidtnt tht conpanjr.
**fw fmr iuMt
Id b« M^Mtory j m «f*ry nt-
pMt,*’ Mr. BayiDM rtported.
'‘Ooriiig 11^49 o«i Injunmee In
fore* raufbad aa aju tima high oi
o^ar 4a,(M)0,000, Incraaat of
H »ar «*Qt ov*r tba praTlpu*
yaw. Oar aaaaU iocrcaacd ip-
proziiMtaijr |M>0,000 u>d nowf
atasd «t f2,889,3aB. From the
aUndpoint of Incraaae in aaaaU,
ii:aarsaca in forca and otbar £ac-
tlsa y«ar waa high
fol.”
"Wa hopa io contisua this
prograM darlny 1940 and we
katiav* tbJa yaar will be even
|>*Mar thaa 1989. Wa plan o
add aavarai field men during
1940 to take c«e of the expect
ed ineraaaa in ixiaiiieae. If condi-
tiona in North Carolina continue
to improva a» they did the laa^
few montba, we feel aure that we
«riil not be diaappoioted when
wc* review o%r predictions in
Janoary, 1941.”
lo additioB to Mr, Baynes, of-
fireis of the Home Security Life
iDSitranca company, which ia
hooaad in a bandaoma new 17-1
dory office boilding in Durham,
siicceae-
«r
Since,
medieai
*ra Oaoi^ Watt* HJU,
of tha board; O. ^W.
vice president; F. B. Dl
r*tary-«ctuary; Walter
traaaurar; R. A. Rom,
dhector; W. W. Sledfe, general
counsel; H. B. Belvtn, auditor;
and C. C. Haifflet and l^is Bel-
Tis, ptaaiatant aeoretariaa.
Tba board oef directors con
stats of John Sprant Hill,
George Watt* Hill, Baacom Bay-
nei, G. W. Blunford, F. B. Dilta,
W. W. Sledge, Br. B, A.' Roas,
Walter Sledge, H. B. Belvin, T.
C. Worth and C. A, Adams,
AGQIES WIN
Continued from page seren
act and maintained a terrific
pace that few cage outfits ean
match. The visitors led at half-
time, 24-8.
In the opening nnnutea I i/if
the second half, the locala re
covered aome of their old form
in team cooperation but atill
were^^unable to fi^d the ra&fe of
the basket. ^
Another spurt by the Rattler
outfit when danger threatened
w«a enough to give them a
enough lead to adequately com
mand the sitaition.
Shadd with 18 points k » d
Hsll with nine points were high
tally man for Florida A and M
Hi^ina collected half of the
points made by the Aggie aquad.
The final score was Florida A
and M 42- A snd T 1«-
KNOXVILLE'S STARTIf^G FIVE
r‘
Roland Hayes
WORLD FAMOUS TENOR
B. N. DUKE AUDITORIUM
NeC. College
for Negroes
Wed. Night
Feb. 14th
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IF you CRAWLE.D INTO THE
HUDDLE JUST BEFO®E THE
tip-off at any Knoxville Collage
game and looked toward the
ceiling yp,u would see, as did the
aameraman, K- C.'s five acea of
the hardwood. Clockwise around
the circle starting at tha upper
left, they are; Vinaon, forward;
Hendenion, guard; Farmer, for
ward; Jordan, center; and Pres-
tcn, guard.
Knoxville cugt^rs have dropped
only one home game this year.
Their latest Victoriea were a
twin bill against LeMoyne and a
win over Fisk. Final home game
is th* twin 1sill with Morehouse
Febuary 12-lJ.
We regret that th^ camera
cut Jordan’s factf in two but
K. C. fana icnow that he never
loses face on the baskettell
floor. He has starred consistent
ly for Knoxville this season, his
first for the Bulldogs.
f
Judge Rainey
At White Rock
Church Sunday
DURHAM — The seventh an
nual observance of Good-Will
Sunday, nationally sponsored by
the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America,
will b« observed February T1 at
White Rock Baptist Chtirch.
The, observance will begin at
the* 11 o’clodk morning church
hour with a sermon by Rev.
Miles' Mark Fiaher from the sub
ject, “Good-Will to Everybody."
The senior ehoiP will *ing. ^
At B p. m. Professor Russell
Houston, church organist, will
pr*sent the thirteenth of hia
sttries of organ reciala;
Trumpet Tune and Voluntary —
Pursell
Aaria (From Twelfth Organ. Con-
^ certo) Handel
Andantino in D flat — Lemare'
Nocturne Moonlight—
Memories —
— D'evry
Dicktnson
Prelude, Fugue and Variation —
Franck
At’^the 7:30 p. m , worship
service the Community Center
of ttte church presents Judge
Joseph J. Rainey of Philadelphia.
Judge Rainey is one of the two
Ntgro judges of that city. His
preaence should be an inspira
tion of Durham. The cit^ officials
ar well' as local pirdfession of
Duxham have been invited to
hear him speak.
Leading Negro citizens have
been Isked to share the program
with Judge Rainey. He will be
presented to Durham by Dr. O.
C. Spaulding. W. J. Kennedy, Jr.
is master of cereraonie#. ^ The
gospel chorua will sing.
NORTH CAROUNA VOTERS
Continued from page one
eiisdid opinion thftt the solution
to many of tha problems con^
fronting the race in the south
may be found in the proper ujse
of tha ballot box. It has been
truthfully said that a voteleas
people Is a hopeless people and
I am urging Negro leaders to do
everything in their power to
arouse Negroes in registering
and voting.”
The iMkin office of the North
Carolina Committee on Negro
Affari* it located at 301-30S At
lantic Buildirvr, Winaton^aB,em.
The officers are Hosea 'V. Price,
chairnian; Mrs. Irma N. Henry,
Secretary; j. W. Holmei, trea
sure.
Tht exceut^e committee is
composed of C .C. Spaulding,
chairman; W- D- Hill, James T.
Taylor, W. H. Hannon and R. N.
Harria.
Per»c.na deairing further in
formation on organizing voting
diviaions ©f the ccmmittee are
urged to write L. E. Austin,
Box 69, Durluun, IT.
“This board wishes to express
to his family their aincere sym
pathy in thia hour of their
sorr&w."
“It i| ordered that a cdjiy of
chiat resolution, be spread upon
the minutes of the board and a
copy sent to the family of the
deceaaed.” “ ,
SPORTS BAZAAR—
Continued from page seven
Eagles
Whip
Ky.
BY WILLIAM A. TUCK
(SPORTS EDITOR)
DURHjAM — In' the most thrill
ing conteat that haa been seen
on the local court this season,
the Eagles of North Carolina
College topped the Thorough
breds of Kentucky State 36-S'O
after trailing for most of the
sccond half.
The Eagles jumped ahead in'
the opening minutes of play and
were leading 7-2 when Kentucky
called the first time out. This
time out failed to get anything
going, for NCC continued to
forge ahead while the viaitorB
continued to trail until Johnson
started the fireworks with two
consecutive shcAs from almost
the siime spot und^r the basket.
The halftime score was 18-10.
When they returned for the
final period Xentticky went n
to close up the lead which NOC
had, and in^a few momenta they
had lumped ahead by one point.
The count was 20-21. At thia
point in the game \Coaeh Bur-
ghardt of the Eagles called all
cf his first team out except
Ennis. After several minutes cf
Hoey
On Air
RALJIIGil —“ Governor Clyde
R. Hoey speaks over WPTF on
Friday, February Ifl at 11:80 p.
m., in; the first of a new series
of radio programs being present
ed by the Stale Department ®f
Conservation and beveloprawit
in cooiperation with stwtion
WP.TF. Presented weekly, the
broadcasts will be the leading
gun in • campaign started by
Robert Thompson, newly appoint
ed he*d of the department, to
bring new industries and increas
ed tourist trade to North Caro
lina,
Titled “North Carolina .Caval
cade” a combination of drama,
music and narration will give
agmphie” picture of the ctate.
Industrial development and edu-
catioo«l facilities will be stress
ed, Description of the state’s
pleasure resorts and recreational
activitiea will be aimed at pros
pective visitors.
Special music has been selec
ted and will include North Caro
lina tunes and music of t h
South. Dramatic chapters of
North Carolin«’8 history are
planned for future programs.
The broadcast runs irom llrSO
p. m. to midnight each Friday,
and listeners will be offered aou-
venira and brochures descriptive
of the state.
YOUffO Sf^lKTf
Miss Mildred
Ruth Miller, Mrs.
Mrs- Gertrude
Dorothy Smith..
Rattie L. Trent,
Caraon, Misi
Beaulah Jones,
MpCoy, Mis*
Bottom; Mrs.
Mrs. W, M.
Joyce, Miss Alta M. Clarke Mrs.
Nettie Gaith*‘r»(j and Mrs. P. 6.
Rdberts. Members not appearing
an Miss Annie Belle Pharr and
Mrs. Odesisa Kincaid.
To Hold Race
Relation Meet
fancy passing by both teams, the
visitdra registered 2 additional
points and the NCC regulars re
turned. The Eagles continued to
trail until at 4 minutes of play
Eunia dropped one from the
side-eourt to set the score at
28-28. From this point N. C.
Strte added to . their lead al
though Kentucky \threatened un
til the last minute)
DURHAM — Tfie annual Race
e I Relations program will be given
at the United Congregational-
Christian church, Sunday Febr
uary nth at 7:45 p. m. Main
features are the address by
Attorney Oscar G. Barker, a
prominent layman of the First
Baptist church (white).' Music
by '•^he I^Ustde |High School
chorus, under iirectii>n of Mias
Claggett, and the program of the
local church, whifh is as follows:
1 Service for Worship, In-
terracia|^«^|(p»4h«rhood
2 Exercise "Let me be Aware”
The Missionary Society.
3 A paper. 'Some Outstanding
Fftcts of Negro American Life.”
5 Address Oscar G. Barker.
The public is cordially invited.
T. J. Moore, Minister.
AUMINISTRATORS\ NOTICE
NORTH CAR0i>lN3l)
DURHAM COUNTY)
HAVING QUALIFIED as the
adminjatrators of th* estate of
Dr. S. L. Warren late of Durham
County, North Carolina thts ia to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate o|^tb« deceas
ed tjp present theqi to the under
signed at 114 Waat. PArriah St.
on or before the tenth day of
February 1941 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persona indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 10 day of Feb. "1940.. ,'
MECHAjNICS and FARMERS
BANK AND J. H. WHjEJEQLER,
AdmTnistnrbors |
Feb, 10-17-24 Ilarch 2nd
LiiKiilii TMre
CHARLOTTE. N»TH CAROLINA
Boris Karloff
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The Old Dark House
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TUESDAY—3I*ECIA1^WEDNESDAY
Tell Your Children
A bi» picture feat tella the story and harmful
affaetc of tha draadad mariAiaaa
HO CHILDREN AOMITTED
CMta—THimtDAY BJUbClAJN OAY->IO Cmtf
Chaatar KoniaJoaeph CallaUu C. Aofoty la
Five Came
Back
^^fa whi^ whaa a phina t^hes in « Jungle and a
4«ddaa tiia # who will be spared to retara to
Bob. CoMar, “Santa Fa Eldaa
NYA MEETS—
Continued from page one
youth." He did not advocate
radicalism, but he insisted on
“the necesaity for the Negro to
realize the values of liberalism.”
‘We need to follow the pattern
of our great democratic leaders
as is exemplified in the daily
life and activHies of Mrs. Roose
velt,” advised the speaker.
Mr. Brown pleaded for a
“union of ipovemmant employees
in North Carolina as a means of
ccntinoin* the NYA, CCC, the
employmant service, and publk;
health aarvice.
BALANCE or POWER
“Without tha organized al-
(orta of vadi paraotis, these op-
portuaWea might not continae,”
decl(tfad Mr. Brown. Ha pointed
out that tha Nagro voters held
tha baianea of pc'.^r and the
key. to tha eoatinuance of tiiese
fovwoxiMtial ^aRMteiea.
the route of all the (.others? He
hasn’t a chance Against that
1940 model left hook uppercut
that Joe is brandishing this sea
son.
DURHAM WAS FULL OF
PIElDMOiNT BOARD ATHLETIC
JFFICIAiLS Sunday. Some of
them were rather drowsy for the
morning seesion ai NCC after
meeting and greeting “o 1 d
frienda” ‘til the wee hours, be
ginning Saturday night.
m wAXUim—
Contlnuad frora pag* one
munity. Not only In his chosen
profession, bat fn all ether
phases of community life, hia
leadership haji been an inspira
tion to the eommunity. - . The
quiet and simplicity of hia life,
untouched by bitterness,'gkve to
ua a fine example rf se7f-control
In a world of turbnlenc^ and
ronfvaioa." ’ "
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