. THE CAROUNA TIMES
Guest Lecturers Flint-Goodridge Course
TWO mUON m MERCHANTS
New Orleans, June 2.—(ANP) The above four nationally
known Negro doctors arc included in the faculty for the sixth
annual postgraduate course for physicians at Flint - Goodrid^
hospital of Dillard university. They are, left to right. Dr.
Theodore K. Lawless, lecturer in syphilis and dermatology,
Northwestern univeraity school of medicine, Chicago; Dr. Pe
ter M. Murray, attending gynecologist, Harlem hospital. New
York; Dr. John W. Chenault, diretcor of orthopedic sur-
gerjr, Tuskegee Institute Infantile Paralysis center, and Dr.
Hilffh A. Browne, superintendent, McRae Tuberculosis sana
torium, Alexander, Ark.
Ebenezer Baptist Church Mortgage Burning
Pictured above is the recent mortgage bu rning service at the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Rev. T. A. Grady, Pastor, The church has ma de remarkable progress under the guidance of
Rev. Grady, who has added much to the reli gious life of Durham, and vicinity.
Secretary Passes
CoDtina«d fifom' page One
throogfaout the country. Despite
tkat physieal handicap that had
drai^ed him from birth, he was
extremely active in civic and na
tional affairs. Born in Baltimore,
ke WCB edneated in the pablic
schools there and at the Braxton
Preparatory school, London.
From 1018 to 1920 he was a
member of the Wabaeh Y staff
as bosineae secretary, and was
then made executive secretary, a
poat lie held until 1928 when he
rescued to become a member of
the B»en«ald Fand riaff. In-
1^ to the Y and
was .Seeirtive * ^tocriet«^. there
until d^th.
“Life on
the Nqpro-Rwitier,” Mr.. ^htir., . •» *. « ai-
has alBO written nitobers-‘ I ^
magwine and newspaper articles
pert|tfM% to the Negro.
Mr. A^nr wa® secretary of
the boaJjd pf dfawetors of Provid
ent hoepiial director of the Michi
gan boulevard Building corpora
tion, Illinois Federal Loan a&Hocia
tion; member of the advisory
conMnisaion of the Chicago Hous
ing autto^^^y; member of the
board oi direetoPs of the Chicago
Round Table of Chris>tian3 and
Jews; member of the advisory
committee to the United States
Department of Labor j and mem
ber of the executive committee of
general secretaries’ council of
the national YMCA.
He was a member of Saint
Thomas Episcopal church in Chi
cago. Arthur was, affiliated with
the Order of Forresterai, and a
member of Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity.
Funeral services were lield*
Baturday morning at 8a?nt Tho
mas. Mr. Arthur is* survived by
President asks $88&,000i,000
for WPA, $109,000,000
budget.
The total faculty for the course is composed of 38 phyii-
cians, most of whom are members of the medical schot^
ty of Tulane university or Louisiana State university. In addi
tion to the four guest lecturers, the four local Negro doctors
who head departments of the Flint-Goodride staff will serve on
the faculty. They are Dr. Rivers Frederick, chief of »ur|^;
Dr. N; R. Djividson, chief of gynecology and obstetrics; Dr.
Logan W. Horton, chief o'f eye, ear, nose and throat, and Dr.
C. H. D. Bowers, who is in charge of the division of syphilis.
The •couFse runs for two weeks beginning June 16, and is open
to all physicians. .
Arts on Lewis Van Dorn Graves.
Dean Pearson said: “This ia a
notable experiment in educa
tion.”
Dr. R. L. Flowers, president of
Duke University and chairman of
the board of trustees of the Ne
gro College, presided and award
ed the degrees to the. other 95
member.-, of the graduating class.
Dr. Flowers has been a member
of the board since 1923.
Presents Bibles
Dr. Shepard presented the
Bibles to the gr«duating class and
intioduced the variouci speakers
on the program. In preacuting
ea«h graduate a Bible Prwaident
Shei&rd said; “May these Bibles
serve as a guide to your feet
over the troubled road, and lay
they be guiding lights. Noijiing
will strengthen you more."
Prd^dent Shepard anaouneed
that the class of 1941 has given
the college dining room an am
plifying system. He expressed his
appreciation for the faculty and
the efforts of the alumni units
throughout the p'.Stater New Bern
unit h;^r, ,?f(«t $50 to be uaed by
some worthy student. Othet
units were urged to follow the
example.
Dr. Shepard exprused hope
for a new pipe organ during the
next year, which he said would
be given by friends of the institu
tion at a eost of ^,000. Friends
have already pledged $1,000 of
the amount. Another anticipated
feature for the ccdlege in a cor
rect timing system, whieh will
cost about ^,500, Dr. Shepard
stated.
Appropriate music was fender
ed by the choral group and the
auditorium organ during the en
tire program.
I Dean A. Elder of the under-
gradiiate school at N, C. College
presented the candidates for un
dergraduate degrees.
fli Halifax, British AmbasM*
It to ^.-United fltstes:
‘i! doi^. know Any more about
Crete €hftn what 1 see in the
papers. Or about Hms."
“We can have military cen
sorship and still prei^rve a large
measure of. our freedom. ”
raaaaavaavcaaar
C- W. HOBBS
GROCERY
KING'S
FOOD STORE
Grocerioi and Qnality
Itfeati
|90 E. First St., Charlotte
■■■■■■■■■■■Ilf
■ rnrnggkufm g
Groceries - Meats
Food Stamps Oaahed
501 E. Ffnt Street
Merchants of North Carolina have an opportunity to reapVi»»:::::iK:R::»»n»imisR:!:K:::!:3!l
the profits from $2,000,000 worth of cotton g«wds which farm-|
era ^jf the State will receive for participating in the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture’s supplementary cotton stamp pro.,
gram. Farm people will trade stamps for children’s clothing,
as pictured above, and other octtort gpods from eight general
classes of stores. E. Y. Floyd, AAA executive officer of N, C.
State College, reports that 106,9(B of North Carolina’s 120,928
cotton farmers are eligible to share in the Supplementary Cot
ton Stamp Program. ^.
■■■■■■■■■Ml
early Monday morning at Lin
coln Hospital in thisi city,
, Witnesses to the aft'air, Were
yere Tdolphus and Geneva Hollo*
way, parents of the slain girl,
and her brother William Hollo-
Utay, all of whom were sitting m
jthe porch of their home at the|
time of the incident. McClam, ^ . * n i.
r ». , c ii. u * creation department will be avail
who fled the ?cene of the for the visitor., at the Com.
^ -ft^«**ter and the tenniii
Sheriff E. G. Belvm, is being held' ^
la*y Tar, a reception honoring
the visitors, and a bridge party.
In addition to these affairs, there
will be several house parties
wherever they can be worked in
to the general entertainment pro
gram.
The facilities of the local re-
Broughton Speaks
Continued from page One
and the study of the stars. “I’d
like to have the feeling that yott
graduates will go out with a
dedication of competent and
competent and trained lives for
us,eful service—tl»e essential f,pirit
of dedication—Life has its or
deals and agonies but thank God,
it has itia challenge. Add to y($ur
qualities the stabilizing quality
—faith, I prefer to be guided by
the fflith of our forefathers than
by the whitlings of the Lindbergs
Nyea and Wheelers, God
Heavei): rules and' will rule,
predict foh you, if ydiir lives be
grounded rightly;*., aft itop()rtianft
place in the world. ”
Graves Beceives M, A. ^
Dean W, W. Pearson of the
tJniversity of North' Carolina
Graduate School and a member
of the faculty of the North- ('aro-
lina College for Negro, i>resided
belbw.'whil© Governor Broug&ton con-
jferred the degree of Maister of
Mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin^
Get More-fief Kelvinator
Eqi# your borne with Electric Refrigeration at its
—this year! Annual Electric* Refrigeration drive
now on! Lowest Prices Ever—Attractive Terms!
T^MriinnmfrTmrrTt*~~r
wttnMct ia ttoi
Uf VecetaUe IKa — rii^
tlmtf ibefm seeded moat.
n
in the county
ehaige.
jail .on a murderi
I courts on the high school cam-
^ Affidtofthefingef
and that new
8hdf makes Rxn for
titbota*»,bnSkytooaa
—i^vea yew five ea»y
gtvff adjoytmentx.
Tu iufrr • mt u m ixtms • im n m ma
E
CO.
Draft Has Taken
8.784 From State
North Carolina through Sat
urday, May 31, had furnished
8.784 men to the armed forces
under the selective service pro
gram, Adj.-Gen. J. Van B.
Metts, state director of th« se
lective service, repotred.
Of the total of 10,570 inen
deliveerd to the induction sta
tion, 1,786 were rejected for
various reasons. General Metts
said.
Of 9,629 volunteers — 5,356
whites and 4,273 negroes — 8,-
795 have been classified and 6,i
196 have been placed in ^ilass
1-A as ready for'immediate ser
vice.
Medical Association
Continued from. i»ge One
lead the pharmaceu^sical group
which will presided over by its
chairman, Dr, R. E, Wimberly of
Raleig'h. The leader for the den
tal ^oup had n6t been announced
late this week. However, the
chairman, Ihr. W. L, T. Miller of
Greensboro, , has '.uotified the
local chapter th^t an ijlteresting
program has been Worked out.
The highlight **ef lb© social
side of the meeting will be the
annual medical ball which will be
h^d at the new Coijitannity Cen
ter on Thursday night with the
Bull City Nite Hawks of Durham
furnishing the muusic. Other
^vents on the prograui, which for
tjife most pstt have been worked
out by Hhe ladies auxilia^, will
be a picnio in • hitsorial »Batt!e
Pajk along the ban^ of the
DR, AUBREY
Eyes Examined
L. PALMER
Glasses Fiti
We maintain a completely equii^)ed
office for the exclusive convenience
of the Colored People.
Tel, 3-8500 >
(Opposite PabUc librlry) M7-A N*. Tryoii
»
pus.
The local chapter is composed
of Dr. J. E. Pittman, Doctor L.
P. Armstrong Doctors G. W. BuK
luck, Wm. Se.^somsi, F. H. Avant, H
J. W* Blaek, B. J. Bumeft, P. W, »
Burnett, J. A. Tinsley, of Weldop
and Dr. Milton D. Quigless of
Tarboro,
WINE and DINE at
ARCHIE’S JAR and GRILL
MONEY TO LOAN
Oti Diamonds, Watches, Jewalrr«
Silverwar^ Mat’s dlothinffi tjpi
Wiiten, Shot Guns, Musical In
struments, anything of valne,t.
RELIABLE :
LOAN CO,
la EAST TRADE SSTREET^
'Charlotte’s Oldegt and Larvea^
Dual Killing
Continued from p^e One
again. Her relatives-told oftlcers
that she asked him not to go, and
refused to leave the ai}tomobile.
Whereup he went into the^ houses
and secured a f^o^n, at whieh
time his wife, carrying the Tiaby
got out of thfl car and walked to
ward him, still pleading with him
not to leave, and called to her fa
ther “Make Oris behave,’^ This
seemingy fann^ ^ the. flames of
McClan^ wrath; for this junS-
tiop he fire away ateiking the
woman in the abdome^, killing
her instantly, and almost severing
the leg of the child, whom she
held in her ams, and who
succumbed from loss of Mood
TAKE YOUR LAUNDRY
AND
aEANING WHERE YOU '
CAN GET SERVICE
NORTH STATE LAUNDRY, INC,
BET - R ■ WAY ■ CLEANING
Phone 3^135 716 S{i>. Brevard St.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Aj;oUeSlfxon» Proprietor
601 £. First Street-
(3tarlott«
Specialities in Br6akf^ts
Lunches, Dinners .
Imported and Domestic Win^^ .
i Pints, 15c—Pin|8, l6d
DAVIDSON BROTHERS
^ FUNERAL HOME S
«
K *
■y . ,
J, M *
O — ■
I.
LINCOLN THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday, June 9 -10
MAMIE SMITH
And An All Star Negro Cast
■i
^ In The Thrillingr Productiop
“Murder On Lenox Avenue”
DONT MISS IT~MONDAY-TUES*
■■■■■■■MumMMMvinnn
BREVARD ST. BARM SHOE :
Showtf Baths... 15c I
N. 6. EDWARDS, Prop.
231 South Brevard St. C3iflrloitteiN.G
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■—■—■a
ALEXANDER |
FUNERAL HOME ^ ;
S23 SOUTH BREVARD STRE6T
•; Day Phono 8431 Night Phonea 34027. 3-2472 ^ I
—
SCHOOL. RINGS, KEYS,
FRATERNITY - JEWELRY
GRADUATING -^NURSES - PINS
—Write—
H, FLOYD-HORfclE
108 E. First Street
CSiftrlottet N. C*
David Pender Stores
and
Big $tar Super