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Fin
Funeral Held
Sunday for
Mrs; Marietta Pope
She Was Teacher At
Jacksonville School;
Bennett Graduate
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Marietta Virginia Calwell Pope, th
daughter of Mr. and'Mrs. J. Edwar
Caldwell, Was born In' Guilford Oour
ty. N. p? May 29. 1891. : She depart
ed this life Thursday morning. Se
'-vember 27, at'lO,:lO.
At a very early age ^he Joined Si
Matthews Methodist church, and w*
a very, active, member. She was i
member of the I choir, taugh t la th
StAday School, directed the children*
work of (be Woman's . Society. p
Christian Service, and waa a to em be
v of the Wesleyaa Service Guild.
< ^ ^She attAded the Public Schools o
Greensboro^., then[t epler^d Ben net
Collesn* find o>ranlpf?l hpr niirmn
> WOrk
She taught In Ahheboro for thr**
* V taught Jtj;ttic'Primary de
part meet" of Beacett'col lege for on<
' i year, under tW presidency of * Dr
W a 1 la ce. tier , t ?uhln *
i. *: l^,Mr^ftop?;ui^iy?f p.
In the Greeaabnro Publil^ 8^hW)l ?y?
I>vtern." 8he alijo fave p|?oo le**on? t<
r< She wn? arbemb^oMJwfollowIni
arlc organluM^^^^X^Ble^a^d;
apn Memorial H<j?p1tal.TOxneirti
lHary,,The Greeiuboro ' Garden Qtab
*' The Mtajeru PrfeciUa AfVaub, 'an<1
.The WawavUJ^Ooterto Study Club
? ^Immediate aurriroft are: Father
.and Mother,] Mr/and Mr*. J..R. Caldwell,
- of G reenshoro^ooe son, Keni
v ..Pope, bf P^aMnW^.-Pay, three
brother*, Rett Cf. ftaT&uCal dwell. o!
, ^^0tmvSaJem;'Lya^w.H^ Caldwell
Joyce H. McUMo^t^?Hoine
Other
it *?!? ' bii?q6*iaSi^>Mw
u Mr*.-AntMfi Chapman Packet J a ma tea
' -tC2l-r PfiiSift! JI?rgar^t. "Shir
1 ?ton-Sa1?n a host of relatfrw
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v; Sunset lind etwilag ^x\jC&- '*?r^
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; vB^otlful (e*t tbo?ec^ by Rer/j. E. '
Bjw services of
[ Mr^JkL.-V,'Pop?i Sawl*y,. KoVwnber '
?. mv)s ^r^7 ,..v. .,
,V ,^Text> **She hath wrought a
besatffttKwhrk upon me." "She
*>liaUi done what *he could ."Mark
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Three of the *^=pel writer* tell the
atory ot'ilaryof Bethany. bringing
her alabaster ,bojr'/)f predoua/ perfumes
.and'-" anointing:. the head of
JeeujL The "Master had cocie up to
fo^the. feast of. the Tase
oVeriWM^at.ha'od^Whlletbe.feaat
aliped Into J
the house aiialliJaiM'ncliMd at the
< It
bead. The anointing'was witnessed by
' the '-diedplea aud? U .wM* Juda^'who
1 complaint that the act of Mary was
. extravagant -and'-.? wasteful. t"The
, Ointment might have beeu sold' and
* ^ThjmkftglvlnK l'rocliunatkifUv
* <re5kCTW?,o( C?VK<Unit?IKS?*
ittunm *strMta
P ^^v(h^WiS^^det .la j Mmtt1
p. ju>ttbg-t^iii'A
2 V/^teiv&orVof.BmokWlnJc flr? ln';i^4j
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i ^beautiful', work' upon' me7- ^She
iath doceVwhai she could.n^t '. j
th Whit'wM beautiful abcrat. Oils
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^Wtl lui7 "simply seeking to ha*o
>en?elf noticed? No. Her. set v&iDOt
the'applaose of thp ^ crowd. 1
She had no thought of self, nor 'was
she aelOah In trying to. have 'her
nelf remembered. Love was. her motive
and her act will forever stand
before the world ai beautiful In f'ta
motive. '
Love- always makes things beautiful.
" Your gift* to jour^ loved ones,
four .thoughtfnlnent, .'and .kindness,
how beautiful they become wben^the
modv^TiftJerlylng . them 4ls Vic-veT
MaryV motive waa :)?ve.*" She
"re ^ptllfWlbere thin afjenhoon
In tl^ We ?aye
coton'to iod to
f?0r <M wetunire of reipectVpd trlt*
bite\ that; ifi* flue to mir dniarfM
^iJcdd?\Th? chrreh and lta Intercut*
were >' jtry part bf. her life. .The
tieotS/that God had g}*en to r her
the fraVe i>ack -In_ willing''service foj*
Him. These years of serrl$e,~ ao" giadli^aod:
-wTlllajfly j^ ven. ^were tmty
4jetTd^*tf -"ioye.^riie hith,wrob*ht
ma" #
t&jtrfawiyf and^^tftd^bHapy
A'boaK U>e Nrorher "brlniclhB In.- frota
thejflelda' la te load (of, 1frtil t*. -aita
Xi^iulUlPH^fcpt to algh,t.' and-i Or loo
awing! optrard that great: auo epou
hla shoulder; we are atlrred once more
to^ pooder^the lnflnlte Ooodoeae that
_haa aet aphrt j$br oa, ln.all.thla>i?oTln?w$teati<>tt
creation'."- a ttma'T of
ITLC
Ml '
, Cleve Joseph ^ .
Draws Long {
Prison Term . \
Cleve Joseph, alias Joseph Clever,
45-yenr-old Negny drew the maxl- J
mum penalty of - 30; years lni state *
prison after pleading'guilty to second I
degree "murder in Guilford .Superior *
court Tuesday morning In connection C
with, the-knife-slaying of Ella Cookn,
j Negro woman. November 9. _ / ^
A special venire of 2S> men which |
had. been ordered to Viu>pear ? ihls i
morning was not needed when tbe Oe- !
feodant - withdrew his' plea \
guilty and pleaded guilty, to;seeded
degree murder. \ *, I
? Testimony,-tended to ah^w^ ?
soph killed thr woman, hi'an^albeca- i
pon over $18 which' he'tcUJiDM *h^ J
i Jisid stolen from his pockets .whil^he '
slept Officers said Jdeeph* told I
that, he paid her'to ha^;lm\?oryl 5
relations with him. |
Negro man of 814 Oedar ftfWet, aaVil t
bo witnessed tbe^ajlngW*st M6? }
Calloch street aid notified oflfcerfc, ;
The Ckwla'^ma^ |
Ip With?
counsel four whits mon/JL JC BtxrWri, \
Fl^her. B_ Yow,<Kobert Myers^*tid 3
RiTEE1 Qrota, .werjt oq- trig!.thkT iaa^Rr^nH- 1
lng on charge of^rnalntaffing^ajpttb- J
11c nuisaqoe?to wlt^an establishment 1
on . South Greene, s$rak?^>eheVe- hots t
W8mtm\
Jury. of which Hal R.; Marsh is for^- _<
man. The number IndodidTthre^^pl- k
True bill [was returned [1' a&tlfts*
three negroes, Impllcated^ln th#riiiy^ *
Ing of Abie Ixrwery," '27.:.rftTOdMtyyi
white ^ man. Defendants [vara-^Jrene J
Shlpinaii,, about1 S5/. Jan^y?Vrr|l^t,' I
29, her first ctmsln?'^anA^C^o^r(^?t)" J
Bowman, 28,^referred>'tSh7^offlC?rs |
as her ''boj.MfndA^I^sosy^g^ ^
found upconsdoualn a fjfdd in the/100
block of Lyixlon street, tl?j morning J
via oojaaocr a ami OKdttWO^qrs lat-4'
er ltv a/hoapltal.} Ha'lii&^jqjpara&tlj :
tx*>o ^ludrWdfoi^^th? hwaffirltb 3
Billa-tuflcboW Wapoo.^y;~V-' 1
;4;; :
Business League * *;.
Sponsors Nursery.'
W t-: v L
1 4--The OrceuboM Bnktoen J>ague Jni<,
It* attempt ^tb ?^bl?sl$^^ur?ery I $
board heard the/report e^'the'foTkrW- \
j
;<d?ber^ ,
"* True ^ohoWx^urch^JRer.'^:^^ *
> II?J??. j ,
T-adim'Auxiitary f,..*> 1^ 1M I
Jndge K. R. BItm iili&JjlS.00 J i
; W. J.' Smith 'i--3 ' ' * a.OjL jj 1
'.Tomi/
ad The Future Outlookt;,^\ > :' '
J ^_^_^FB1CK^J[C "
Judge E.E; Rives
Guest Speaker ifAt
Business League ^ ;
The Qroengboro Negro Bo?lo'ea|^^^
>ague bad as g^Qg^peaker at
.it the ^ayea-Taytor'MWirial V.
[ Mr. iJ B. Bunaelh president tha^^fe
luaiiieaa League presented. Atty: fiif
B
ije'?peakex'.; In ^ ItrtT^nctkm
lege' to hnyfe the.dpportonlty of llsti&?f||^^
In*'to ft'' man wbo a^ndt hl4tbejt^^^7ff\;
legal learning. and .^nimoral: tfxfi
r Jndce'RlTes
^ ttwSaa
jrrlmea committed hjb .j the' .tTnlted '^r%''
Stet^
wary 21 |"|
hlnlMO nwre^hii '% '?&
pe'ne cotpmlttedW the' UoUednLt^
5,000 of"the^makjor^crimes'vereton>^^^^
pitted >by boys ??lid\glrlg ?ir>defV^?
fears of-age.' Tbvl-cost. of.cr^ne
amounts ,,'to
thrra .rr "th rr?_ jnSo^a*?stor,^i^^^^
l X - EfaTft-onmecL ',* . ISxSbMR
i^iptiS^xf^qgnSI
.Broken home* .jare.Unoea
parents are separated-tvVnd where
children are thonght'of aaWcondarj. vKK?
i,10Q'^Crimea >4B2 jkw ,jheot.',qi;^^yC
Qieaae 'crimes were , committed W:? y5*|3
fes&tof broken hptMa'^'
$Jod^''^re^;^>^r, hls^,Wecenl^^^^^^
rfd'df the miinber o^rlmee
mltted .as a' result of the' for^oin^HB*
lUt^meet 'tiSflH
' Atty. Oeorxe W.^^ladipr^TtSp^^^B
mended.Judge Hire* on behalf of th$.jMBB
Bualnees League far bts fine addrats.
abbod to< tAotoJ-qib '?(