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Durham Social News
other points north,
indefinite.
Her »tav is
Littk Mi«* Patricia Ann We*r-
of Durham Rt. 4 spe nt last week
wHh her aunt, Mm. Vera Justice
on Morrisvilie Rt, 1.
LEAVES FOR N. Y.
etteville Street left the city Fri
day evening Aujrust 23rd (
route to New Yovk Ci^y a
VISITIB MOTHER
Purvis Green of Birmingham,
Ala. is in the city visi+injr his
mother on Pettiffrew St.
nailEBREID
VISITS PARENTS
W. 0. Sparkman of New York
Ci-ty is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Sparkman
Mobile Avenue.
For Ifce finest, most delicious,
BOOM tempting golden-brown
toast yon evcrttasted, make it at
arhfa mu^7 Home Made
Bread. Tes. indeed, becaoae
berA the hreeil that irasaiad^ ^ ~
forto^lThisfiM^anbjrloaf TlfWECr MEAD FOR TOASTf
has a loose, open tenure . . .
a crost tliat’s soft and tcndfr
and a rich. oU-ttint. home-
UMBB
liks flavor. Ask for Bamby 'Hi-
Home Made Style Brs*d today ^
gjn; xjus snis b&ead
ipsrfect brad f*r toast^
OvftL BAMUG CO BAMBV BfiKLRS, KAItlbH. N. L.
AT HOME
Miss Julie Edmondson of &21
TImstoad Street returned home*
hist T«esda|r afternoon after
spendinjr the past twelve weeks
in Winston S^ilem.
VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallinfrton
nnd baby spent last week with
his mother andi grandmother,
Mrs.» Mollie Wallins^on.
VISITS MOTHER
Mr Sadie Branch spent f) week
with her mother, Mrs. Lula
Scarlett.
IN ROXBORO
Johnnie Washington of Route
2 is spending several weeks with
his classmates and friends in
Roxboro.
week end with her brother and ship,
wife Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Green
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,SUNDAY AFTERNOON GUEST
Mrs. Samantha 'Lee, iMrs.
Myrte Evans and daughter, miss
Quinette Evans and Herman Lee
were the afternoon guest of Mr.
and Mfs. Challie Holloway on
Sunday, September 1.
ITS A GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Atkins
announcing’ the birth of a baby
girl, Christian Elizabeth, 'boijn
Monday, August 19, at their
OCole Mill Road home, Mrs.
Atkins is the former Miss Eli
zabeth Scurlock.
FROM D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. ^Fletcher Coop
er of Wsf.hington, D. C. spent
the week with his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper
Iof Route 2. i
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VISIT. MONROES
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sourlock,
Kunice and*Junior, visited the
home of Mr. Mrs. Donnie
Monroe last Sunday.
WEEK END VISITORS
Mrs. CertniSe Johnson tl»d
children, Cfiry, Jr'T^Pearl, Lena,
and Little Gertrude spent the
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ficitate The Carolina Times in giving the colored
^le of this city a bigger and better newspaper
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DRAFT BILL—
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into the land or navsfl forces
includiP(g avaimtioa unite) ot
the United States for the train
ing and service prescribed in
subsection (B)_if he is accept
able to the land or navaJ forces
for such training or Bervice.”
An example of the tactic® em
ployed by the southern senators
in their attacE on the Wagner
amendment is contained in the
following excerpts taken from
the debate:
“Mr. 0ll^n(^r: Mr. President,
df»es the Senator frfom jNew
Yo^ feel tJhat there should be
mixei units in the Army?”
“By. Wagner: No.” ,
“Mr. Elknder; Why i« he ad
voeating an amendment that will
I lead to it then ? Why not leave
it to the Army?
“Mr. Wa(gner: Beea,use I think
the Army has unfairly discrim
iiiated against on6 particular
race or color."
Aided by Senator Tydings, of
Maryland, Se^naitor Lister Hill
of Alabama went so far as to
“prove” that the amendment
would endanger the country’s
defense forces in the Pacific
because it would prevent the
government from keeping, Ja,pan
ese Americans, living in Hawaii
out of the army. Ti'din^rs point-
.ed .^out that this situation was
one of the reasons fr Congress’s
refusal to grant statehood to
Hawaii.
But it remained for Nogi’o-
baiting Tom Connally, of Texa«.
who is leading the fight ateainsT
the anti lynching bill, to express
WEDDING
Invitations were received in
the city from Rev. and Mrs. W.
H. Lash to the weddinip of their
daughter Nadine Lash to Edwi^rd
Kermit Hightower, Sept^ 1940
■t six o’clock 4j[, Livin(?stone
College, Hood • Building, Salis
bury, N. C.
VISITIB WAYNESVILLE
Miss Cleo Russel «nd Miss
Eddie Bell Hicks returned from
visiting Miss Russel’s Grandmo
ther in Waynesville, N. C.
ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH
At the morning service, eleven
A. M., the pastor. Rev. N. H.
Humphreys will deliver a special
sermon from the subject “Job
ihe Man” The Senior Choir is
arran^ii^ spelfTbl music for the
service. The Holy communion
will be administered (|t the morn
ing service. Large and apprecia
tive au-dience is expected in con-
neotion with the morning wor-
For l^nday September
the women of the church
preparing a mammoth Woman’s
Day Services, alt which time thefg.'OO
the women ©f the cburch will
have change of all phases of
mon beinf delivered by Rev. O.
the Sunday worship with a ser-
N. Knight of Winston Salem. At
o’clock the ladies have ar^
ranfcd a muikifa and Llterax
ture program with some of the
moat talsn't«4 vomea of^Dur-
haai taking: part The fetlture
fasture of the progiam^ for ttie
Second Sunday will be a one act
playlet depicting a contribution
Thebe valuable players have
been the center of controversy
since ^ it was disoovered that «
southarn team would play in the
National finals. The San Diego
coach stated at first th&tt he
might rebyrn to California ra
ther than allow his team to play
without these re^rulais.
Ritchey is acct|^ed as the'
best '‘clutbch” hitter on the team
hkving been consistent in batt
ing in timely and much needed
runs at the* right nvometvt
throuj;hout the season. This waa
quite evident in the first game
in the semi-finals with Saint
Louis wh«n h« Jrove in the
I winning ran.
“LET’S DINE OUT TODAY”
Give your family and friends a treats
and brinff them h*ere to dine. TheyUl
like the delicious home cooked foods.
We have a “Variety For Every Palate” and our food
is prepared jilst the way you like it. For the best in
choice and service, let us be your hosts.
Lfnes f_y/z/z
801 Fayette St. “In The Heart of Haiti” Phone J-6221
Durham, N. C.
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ern colleagues with the following
the ^Senator from SNeiw*
York wahts to write into this
law a provision that would put
colored men and white men in
the s1jne company, make them
sleep together in the same tent,
make them eat together at the
same table, why does he not no so?
If he were eourageoua, that i«
what he wouJd do. If he wanted
to insuTf absolute equality under
the law, that is what he would
do. But he ba.«i not got the cour-
aee to do thafT'He wants to say,
‘Why, of course, tthe colored men
cfin enlist In the army.’ Thej'
halve always been enlisted in the
army for years and years and
yeare. Then the Sent, from Texaff'
makes no objection to their en-
isting in the army, but he thinks
that when anv citizen, white or
black, oomes to his government
and asks to serve, he ought to
be willino: to up some of
his own conveniences andjf the
army does not have an iiviation
unit, w(here he is Tieedei, or
where he can serve, he ought not
to demand ‘You have got to es
tablish an aviation unit for my
own snecial benefit, whether you
need it. or' wHether you do not.
Senator Warren Barbour of
New Jersey, who had also
prepared an gnti discrimination
amendment to the till,-voted'for
the Wagner amendment.
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