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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Carl Rowan to
Join Dewey Tour
for AfrO-American

Carl r. Rowan, stan writer for
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
s. Paul Recorder, left this week
10 Join bhe star Of the Baltimore
Afro. American, for which he will
do political beverage In the Presi.
DENTAL campaign,
He u scheduled 20 travel with
Republican candidate Thomas e.
Dewey on his campaign tour
acroaa the nation.
Rowan had just returned 90 the
Twin Cities from . short VAca.
ton In Tennessee and . tour Of
several southern cities, In which
he collected material for q future
series Of articles,
The Dewey train IL duo In the
Twin Cities on October IS, II
which time Dewey Ia 90 make .
speech,
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COP. Leaders
Say South Is
Still Truman's

Washington - CAMP - Prcsi-
dent Truman 10 still the candidate
Of the south. Val J. Washington.
assistant Republican campaign
manager. said last week.
In comparing the candidates Of
the Republican and Democrats
parties. Washington said that &c
tons taken by Dewey in New
York are more positive than any
ever taken by President Truman
He criticized the Truman cam
paign strategy a. one designed 70
trap some votes" from the Ne
groes with promises.
He (ths PresidenD IL for any
trick or device that some sharp
practice advisor tells him will
trap some votes." Washington
said.
Complaint IL made that the
President was unable 20 do any
thing because Of q Republican
congress. What can he do on civil
rights with q southern Democrat
congrcssI
He has power now 70 abolish
segregation and discrimination In
the armed forces He says he
Is going TO appoint a committee TO
study ways and means TO put
equal opportunities in the armed
forces. We know about separate
but equal opportunities rs prac-
ticed all these years in transpor-
tation and schools"
To back up his claim Of the
southern support Of Truman,
Washington named southerners
who he believes will get impor-
tant positions " Truman 10 cleo
ted
Citing the New York anti-dis-
elimination act and the recently
set up state university system
which bans Discrimination In
schools, Washington pointed out
that Dewey had acted 20 make
civil rights . reality.
with Gov. Dewey and Gov.
Warren" he said. Negroes can
make great progress toward thu
goal Of full American citizenship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Postal Alliance
Holds Regional
Board Meeting

The annual meeting OF the 7th
district Of the Nstional ALLIANCES
Of Postal Employees was held
Sunday, Sept. IL lets, at the
Sterling club, S2S N. Dale St., St
Paul, with the North Star branch
as the host.
Thomas p. BOmar, assistant
superintendent at large. Post OF.
fee department. Washington, D.
C., made the principal address
Another address was made by
AShby b. Carter. president, Ma
tionAl Alliance Of Postal En-.
ployees. Also on the program
were James Cook. acting presi-
dent, North Star branch, and
Eugene L. Powell. vice president,
District No. 7.
During the meeting, q round
table discussion was held. Prob
lens discussed then were branch
problems. district problems, ma
tional problems, and the welfare
Of the complete alliance.
After the meeting was ad.
iOurned AZ 3 pm. the group had
dinner.
Visitors present at the meeting
were: Howard @. Moore, secre.
tary treasurer Of district 7, 81
Louis; George H. Lewis. presi.
dent. st. Louis branch; Howard L
Williams, correspondent Of ths
Alliance monthly magazine; lab.
mael Madison, president Chicago
branch; and Leon J, Hillman. vice
president, Chicago branch.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
nlanAnn Photr

--0lnnton Photo
cORDELlA GREEN JOHNSON
read 30 much about LuStrasilk
that I decided 70 come and see II
for myself"
After taking the treatment and
talking 10 Mr.. Carey. Mrs, John
son thinks the invention In q fine
product" 1T Il q very scientific
method Of treating the hair" she
thinks.
Just before her visit here, Mrs.
johnson had attended the nation
al convention Of the National
Beauty cultyriSts League held in
Washington, d. c. Delegates from
all over the United States were
present.
The oldest hair organization in
America, the National Beauty
CulturiSts League was begun in
1919. When Mrs. johnson became
president 10 years ago, the organ
iLation had only - units.
Now, under her 10 years Of
diligent and visionary guidance,
the League has 2lO units In ~
states, with . membsFShIp u an
estimated 2eyOOo.
This year the League win de-
vote much Of ~ efforts 10 finish
ing payments on itS national
headquarters in Washington. pur.
chased this year.
Mrs. johnson has developed
high and far-resching goals for
the League. Under the banner Of
striving for raising the standards
Of beauty culture, the League has
developed two Institutes Of Cos
histology, held twice Q year, and
lI--Newman 207IS AWlnEer
Q national sorority. In this InSti-
tute Of CoSmetology, the men,
bers learn not only ways Of Styl-
ing hair, but the fine arts Of glove
making. hat styling and other
beauty preparations
Mrs. johnson viii stop for .
few days in Chicago on her re-
turn trip 10 New Jersey.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

The only three candidates
endorsed by this paper In The
primaries won handily. DTL
candidate Hubert n. Hum
phTsy won that party's n0mI-
nation for y. s. Senator and
ain oppose Joseph n. Ball In
November. Governor Luther
YounEdShi whom this paper
said deserved the COP. nom
nation for governor, won q
handlly against Stin oppoSl-
ton.
James Grimm, candidate for
Legislators, Ssth District south.
tied for second place and q lIip
Of . coin 90 the drawing Of Z
straw will decide his position.
Many other good candidates
and Sonas very bad ones won.
This Newspaper In The next
two months viii keep lts read
srS informed on both kinds.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

HARRIET SHERWOOD
tlif asked thom for some state.
ment Of ownership; asked Cor q
record title and for q deed 10 b.
drawn up.
They stated that me nos oaly
knew that The deed Sl tolni oWn-
sFshlp was being drawn. bul Ghs
sVen Rsked for H.
The defendant also stated thas
he had paid tho marriages and
tar on the property a. agreed,
and that he had also made vAlu.
able improvements on the land.
Claim 70 Ne IN DaEh
Rev. williams, while Declining
10 make . statement, did aay that
he and his wife were completely
In the dark - 10 the reasons for
Mrs, ShoTwood'a suIl, o. a. 10
what she wanted.
, Despite ths fact that m has
hired competent attorneys, and
that Mrs, Sherwood states clearly
In her suit what Hhs wants. REV.
Williams stlll insists that u Il not
clear 20 him what the plalntlh
wants,
The law hrm Of Turner and
Crane 10 handling the case for the
plaintiff. and the Arm Of bundle,
Kelley, Finley and Mann arc the
attorneys for the defendants.
Before Mr., Sherwood died. ths
couple had moved 70 California.
where they hRd intended making
their home, Mr., Sherwood. how.
ever. died there, and Mrs, shsr.
wood returned 10 g. Paul. com.
fortnbly situated for life.
Last year she presented the g.
Paul Council Of Human RslAtlonS
the library Of Mr.. Sherwood
which was valued u Thousands Of
dollars.
Hla collection Of lltsTnture on
the American Negro was one Of
the largest In the nation.
The Roy. Mr.. Williams has
been pastor Of the 81. Philips
Episcopal church since the spring
o. I042,
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Mount Olivet Baptist Cornerstone
LAYING Ceremonies Sunday Mt 2:3O PM.

Charles u. Doty. Grand Master
u MlnnSsOtR end Jurisdiction Of
Prince Affilistion, Prince Hall
MASons. will lay the Corner
Stone 81 Nj Oiiyst Baptist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

The suit against Rev Williams
involves q dispute over = deed to
q two story duplex house and
premises on Marshall blvd, part
oi which 10 owned by Mru, ShsF-
wood and part owned by Rsv
Williams.
Desires Partition Of Property
The plaintiff desires q partition
Of the property for her part, stat.
ING that she made q down pay.
msnt of ta.S0O for the house and
premises, and that the balance Of
the house and lot was 10 he paid
by Rev. williams,
The plaintiff states, In her suit,
that the defendants. Rev VII
liama and his wife. June VII
liAHs, drew up. without her
knowledge. a deed 10 the land,
declaring that the defendants and
the plaintiff were joint owners
or tenants Of the land. and that
should ons of the owners die. the
other would immediately be full
owner Of the property.
Mrs Sherwood states that since
Mhs b over ~ years u age, and h
. widow, II b hlEhly improbable
that she would make q deed Of
jolat tenancy, with all property
rights HelnH 10 the HuEVIVoE.
She charges the defendants did
not consult her In drawing up the
deed
When she paid the down pay.
msnt, she asserts, she went into II
with the knowledge that the
property rights would be 20 RF.
ranged that she could leave n 70
her heirs. The e4.B0o, she en-.
plains, was not . Gin.
In settlement Ut the dispute,
she wants, "a . partition Of prop.
erty according 10 respective
riEhta, or t7D q sale of premises
and proCseds of sale brought into
court and divided.
RA,boo Q 1IitR
In answer 10 the PLAINTIFF suit.
the defendants said the original
gift VI $4,000 down payment on
the two.st0ry duplex residences
and premises was . gin of the
plaintiff 10 the defendants.
The plaintiff was ~ have the
right 10 exclusive use and Oceu-
psncy Of The FIRST floor 81 the du.
pleE. free from any obligation 10
pay taxes or rent, and thAi she
could rent some of her down.
stairs rooms and Keep the money
for hsTsslL The defendants were
10 occupy the second floor apart.
neuts.
The defendants continued that
~ was fuTthsF agreed the defend
Snt was 10 pay the mortgage and
real property tAE on the property
when due.
They answered still further
ibst In January, IS4B. the plain.
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SERVES WITH SCHOOL
AMENDMENT VOLUNTEER
COMMITTEE sTAPT

Miss DeVesu EScue, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. EScus, ASA
Fifth Ave So, IL . member Of
the School Amendment Volunteer
Committee once staff st head.
quarters, zoe Marquette Ave.
The school amendment 70 raise
money for the Min City public
schools will be submitted 70 the
voters on Oct. 7.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

National Beauty cuIturIsts
League, Inc, was . recent visitor
and guest Of LuStraSilk, Inc, and
lis president, Talmadge b. Carey.
Mrs. johnson visited LlIstrasilk,
Inc, because she had heard and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
80. Paul NAACP
Meeting POSTPONED

The regular Membership meet.
ing Of the s. Paul branch Of the
National Association for the Al.
Vancement Of colored People,
scheduled for Tuesday night.
September n, has been post.
poned. A special program 10 be-.
ing planned for the next meet.
ING. The date will be announced
later.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Rights Congress
Helps Employees
Wins VICTORY

~ 6tS AAeh thSNsAAk W bhG MN
neapolis Chapter Of the Civil
Rights Congress q Negro worker
employed at the MINT WASH, q
car washing concern Ht Sth and
Hennepin, Minneapolis, requested
the help Of the organization In
seeing that the Negroes got their
rights in this plant. He reported
that the crew Of twenty or 90
Negro men and women were be-
ing worked 81 hours . week, no
overtime pay. the men for t427S
. week, the women for go Q
week.
He reported that the trade
union movement especially the
A. =. Of l. seemed 70 have no in
terest In their plight. The Civil
Rights Congress appointed q com.
mittee 20 investigate the matter
and see why no action was being
taken by the trade unions. Short
ly afterwards things began 10
happen.
The American Federation Of
Labor began 70 sign up the work.
ers into the Union, and a. soon
as this happened, the Union lead.
erS were fired. The rest Of the
crew walked out in protest
against the firing for union &C.
tivity. The union then declared II
could do nothing for the work.
ers and could not secure their
re- inststsment since they were
not authorized 10 walk out.
The employees were left high
and dry.
MObiIiss Publicity Campaign
The Civil Rights Congress mo-
bilized . Tremendous publicity
campaign. A picket line was set
up before the plant Of Negro and
whites. and 1900 leaflets were
passed out 70 the public explain
inG the situation and asking pub
lie support 20 secure the rights Of
Negro workers. Many cars turned
away from the plant when the
drivers had the grievances en-
planned 10 them Many remarked,
Sure. the Negroes are entitled 70
an even break ! won't 60 IN
here until rs settled"
The Gre planned 10 have .
speaker st The huge meeting for
Glenn Taylor. planned . publlc
mass meeting 70 bring The matter
before The public. made On sp-
pointment with the Mayors Of
ace and planned 10 carry the mat
ter 10 TIE FEPc. Tha employers.
concerned aboui thh bod pub
licitv. called The Civil Rights
congreas and ssksd for . meeting
win their Representatives and
with ne employsN
Tfs cRc made Il dear tlast %
. @E-ssN s4~4aa@ z-N--Sa.- -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Mrs. Amelia Latlmeg
Active Church Worker
Amelia EStslls I.atimsF, 90
Year, old. 500 g. Anthony died
Monday. September -, She was
born In Ardmors, Okla. on April
10, 1895 She has been active In
s. Jsmss AME church. She 10
vice president u the Anderson
Circle,
She u survived by two sons,
Charles N. and LARohns l.. two
daughters, Mildred Ann Lslimsr.
and Bliss l.. Kemp, and . sister
Mrs. DsrliBda Washington.
Funeral services were held
Thursday. September 10, 81 2 pm,
at s. James Church with Rev. ID.
N Moore officiating. The burial
Wss Of Oakland csfnstsTy. Brooks
service.
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THOMAS ON VACATION

Henry Thomas. head resident
of Phyllis wheatley House. lsft
this week for . vacation trip 70
Denver Colo, where he viii visit
his mother.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
MARGARET COMBS ~
DELEGATE TO MEETING

Margaret Combs Of the Wheat.
ley House staff will attend the ma.
tional convention Of the National
Recreation Council at Omaha.
Neb, Sept. IS 10 90
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Kinda Nice on the Eyes, ell, Joe?

JANET ARON: One Of the en-
'trants In the Round the Clock and
10th Century Clubs annual
Queen contest Is lovely Janet
Aron entrant sponsored by the
Avenue Cab Co. Of Minneapolis,
Thirty pulchritudinous young
women are entered in the con-
test
Judging TO find the most photo
genie Of those lovely young S'e-
men entered Is scheduled for Oct,
2, time and place TO be announced.
Patterson photo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Episcopal district said he was
well pleased with the conference.
The conference financial report
showed increase In al depart
ments. The dollar money total
exceeded the I947 report by t3s.
Three pastors, the Revs. A. J.
Irvine, I. 8. Henderson and d. n.
Folden, were transferred 10 the
Chicago conference.
AL Twin City Pastors Returned.
All Twin City pastors were re-
turned 10 their charges. Blahop
Baber however warned oil con-
fersncs ministers tina, nsxt year
he sEpeeasd t0smsks Q large mum.
Der Of changes,
Twin City pastors returned are
Rev. II. c. Boyd, 81. Peters; Rev.
z. r. Thomas. 81. James; Rev.
Carl Mckay. WaymAn; and Rev.
S, y. Coleman. Allen Mlsslon, all
Of Minneapolis, Rev. D, n. Moore
was returned 20 S. James, St.
Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

coming here from Ohio. lie sur
csedsd the lats Rev. Mr.. e. d.
Wheeler, who started the build
Ing fund for the church.
Others 70 appear on the pro-
gram are; DR.. Y. A. PinstTom. the
Rev Mr.. Floyd Massey. the Rev.
Mr. H. W, Bolts, the Rev. Mr..
Joseph Turner and the Rev. Mr..
Benjamin Moore.
The Twin City Gospel Choral
Union Will furnish special musIc
for the occasion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Beauty CuIturists' President Pay,
Visit to Twin Cities; Praises
LustrasiIk, New Hair Permanent

1T was q lovely pleasant treatment no discomfortS
whatsoever, Of the first comments made by Mrs
Cordelia Green johnson, Of Jersey City, New Jersey i'm
mediatey after taking Lustrak permanent treatment at
LuStraSilk Inc, general Offices in Minneapolis.
Mrs Johnson beauty school owner and president of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
A Larrs SHIPPING Csnlsr

he city Of Phoenix. ATiE0ns,
10 . large usds and shipping
center, and 10, also. one 81 The
status leading resort esntsTs.
horse races.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
KRmmeIOhl Speaks
NJ HALLE. Sent. "a

"@hBbUboht 1pG@Mn
al HALLE, Sept. 20
Frank c. kHmmel0hi, secretary
Of Leisure Times division Of the
Greater s. Paul community
chest and council, will be the
principal speaker Monday, Sept.
20, al Q pm. al the oliicial opening
for the Halle q. Brown house.
After the address, open house
will be held, and refreshments
served, The program Cor tho win.
ter activities will be announced
by stan people.
Louis House will conduct the
HALLE q. ouiS program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Northern Pacific
Man Dies, Resident
81 Paul Is Years

wv ~ ~ ANaA
Fowler Jefferson. go 80. An.
th0ny died shortly after an ii.
tack In Northern Pacific Hospital
Tuesday. September H. lie wal
II years old.
Hs was . waiter for the rail.
Rad and resided In ~. Paul for
the past Is yssSs. lie IL also {
member u o. James Church.
Hs has no known living rsls.
tiVss.
Funeral services will BE- hsld
Friday morning. September II 81
10 am 81 Brooks EunsrnI Home
Rev. - n, Moore will OfficlAts
ard the iHtsrnmsni win b. 81
Oakland CsrnstsTy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Jose Sherwood's Widow Sues
St. Philips Rector Williams
In Property Division Action
Postal FOreman's Widow Charges
That Deed Was Drawn Without Her
Consent, Approval or Kn0RledR,

The Rev. Mr. Bewelyn Williams, pastor q s. PHILIPS
Episcopal church. declined Tuesday on suit filed
against him In the Ramsey county court by Mira Harriet
Sherwood Ola Igehart Ave. st. Paul and widow the late
Jose Sherwood postal foreman Of the prominent
Negroes In the history Of the state.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Other AppOlntmsnts

81. Paul's church Of Des MoinsS
one Of the oldest and larEss,
churches In the conference. was
not supplied with . pastor. n ls
presumed that . minister will be
transferred from the Chicago or
Indiana conferences 70 all the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
HOms Coming Day OF
Zion Baptlnt Church

The Usher Board Of Zion hap.
list church Ia sponspTInG . Home.
Coming Day on Sunday, Sept. 10,
at both morning and afternoon
services.
Rev. W y. waTdsT will be- the
principal speaker 81 both the
morning and afternoon services.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

WOmss'S Day n BSFdsS ChHssh
sURaay. September ~. Services
Il ~ and { D.m>-A1vt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
A.M.E. Annual Conference Goes
.4 Over Top Financially; Gains
in Conversions and Acc

The Northwestern Annual Conference Of the African
Methodist Episcopal church meeting In Minneapolis Sept
70 IL closed early Sunday night following assignment Of
charges ministers and the transfer Of three pastors from
the conference
Bishop George W Babsr pleading Bshop Of the Fourth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Tbs area 81 Australia, main.
land only, 10 3,S+s,oee square
miles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
MlRht Wreck Itself

MAHnH WINK Itb9II
Certainly Il b not tho Negro who 10
going 10 wreck Democracy. (What we
want b more Of n not lesAl But De-
mocraey b going % wreck itself II Il
continues 70 approach closer and closer
20 facist msthods 10 its dealings with
Negro eitiIsns . . . for such methods
Of oppression spread - and, In dus
time boomerang right back On the op-
prsssor-Langztoa Hughes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
EVER ALERT

This newspaper has . nsWa policy.
II 10 ever alert 10 tho currents passing
through the community which spell out
NEWS, That's our job
Nothing Ia too good for the readers
Of this paper who have grown through
the years 10 respect our policy Of carry
ING all the news We can secure a. soon
- poSsible,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Ths cRc made Il dear tkst %
. evil rights orGanAEstion ubsy
could not serve - business agents
for Ihe workers B0T pea0tlaas .
snntrset but demand that Eha
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Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

day anniversary. Those who enjoy
ed the evening with him were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Clarence Lank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Short, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wells and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard West, Granville Brittingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brittingham
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Millman and children, Mrs. Ed
ward Millman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward COnnard and children, Mr..
and Mrs. INLAND Davidson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Richards and children, Mrs. Ida
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Manship and children, Mrs. VIM. r.
Johnson, Mrs. Mary Craig. After a
very enjoyable evening they were
served ice cream and cake.
The Annual JuniOr-SeniOr Prom
was held in the school auditorium
On Friday evening of last week.
Lewis Startt's Orchestra furnished
the music for the gala event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. COverdale
have returned to their home in Mil
ton after spending the winter at
Crystal Beach, Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

The FELTON, P. T. A. will have a
bake on Saturday, April oath.
Mrs. LeOra Cannon of Mont
Clair, N. j., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Leland Creadick and bro
theirs, Mr.. Leon and Ebere Kent.
A Barn Dane will be held in the
High School Auditorium, April Is,
at 8:15 p. m, sponsored by the 18th
grade. Music by Mel Price and his
Santa Fe Rangers.
"A group of the high school SEN
iors went Wednesday to Caesar
Rodney School for the World Fed
Grafton program.
The Faculty banquet was held in
the school last Saturday night. A
musical program was given by Re-
ia Chambers and the Joyce Roller
Dance Studio CO., of Wilmington.
The ArbOr Day celebration was
held on Thursday this week, spon-
sOred by the 9th grade directed by
Miss Nellie Hughes. All the grades
from one to the ninth had part on
the program and tree planting. Two
Mimosa trees were planted. The
guest speaker was Mr.. Joseph KEEP
hart, principal of Frederick
School.
A representative of the Gideon
Bible Society will be the speaker
in our Methodist Church next Sun
day morning.