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m n > ■ < ■ ■ ■ v mi iiF I - I iiiiiinijji i ^ at her hone in honor of hfr Mr. King, after being entertained It is pleasing to note lihat the ^ STATE OOLLEOE ANSWERS spread trees in the trenea, aad narket told a if guest KiJU ^ o m i'& i^ r of at^'a round of parties daring his autbo* Jna4e liberal use of reports ^ h e l y FABM QUB8TI0HS cover ro«t9 and part of the stems pounda of lea/ lu e Jtft, stay in th« city, left Mondaj for of N ^ » Extension Agents from •and pack finnly. Kef-p the soil mate average of per ^ p|- ^ Washingtoi}, D.' C. t^bciag wi»s dred. w # - ^ enjoyed after which tfte hoatesa bis home in Nsrw York. |^he 8«aih*rn R^fion. QUESTION: ^m»tst oatil tiaic to plant the trei'*. and t>«ek. served a delightful repaat. Special In citing noUble achievements, ^ ^ po«ibl# to preserve beef QUESTION; art paiil the author eonclndas that: Giren qq tjjg SOCIAL NOTES guest invited were Mri. George I How can a eoiii ^ribe be treat-* ,for eJlickcaa aloaa. *j»' I a ehan«i, the Negro will can?/ his led p > control com weevils f Orier, Misses - Thalma Taboia, HAVE YOU READ? ANSWER: Fields ( ^ f t e t i c iar of T in tfC m a m 0 By Mn- Beui« Hard; Amanda How^U, ^ ^ e Howell, portioi^ WiUifmton and Arthur HuUinger almost fri^tens us with E*t*nsion Sarviee, food conterration and marketing •d bgr aa f!^ • Franee* LipMomb, Mrs. vtM a'in­ the' bold aUtsment thp*: “The 8tat« Department of Ayneul wards and daufrtiter Mitrie,, were Wallace. Any part of the beef animal may j-, . n One of Aagier's , greetest W be fota^j^tis f t ^ w K. - j j tu- .u 4 « S^®te College. In a well- house gneet of !{•▼. *nd Mi^ A. The wives and wweethearta of Negro r»«e in America is still to be corned and this h the most r u j ■ j -.i. booater'a ia C. G. Pielda, eaah- town u «m tfc» the Omega tn Street. •Dancing and card playing from them.” He points out the vessel orV hardu J wood1 or stone . ware feot- However, in the . ordinary ■ j years ago from Burgaw where euiara throtigli the mails - i9 z Avenue hasjust returned ' cm Wake Resident To u eriB. as much as oO rounds,is umu Atlanta} 0^rj?ra and points eolith were enjojed daring the evening, important and yet precarious posi and cover with a brine made of ” ti he had served as an aaalatant pects to pay pO«ta^; thiB ■where hfr «pent several days. after which a formal meeting of tion the American Negro occupies. /.n. k.iD J 0 u to the 1,000 square leet. It ij well bank cashier. meaaaga, in tha cohtam o f fiw Become Governor one half pounds, of salt, one * to^ remeftxber . li. that ^ carbon u disulp- i i Mri. Oliwf Nofmari of Oxford, the chapter was held. He makes one wonder just what ounce of saltpeter, one quarter , ‘•We are greatly encoowged wowld happen to the American ' M J hide IS huraly explosive an.i in- over the amount of the Angier haa_^y tb» waC;-- N. C. was a recent viaitof in the Mrs. Samuel Covington was the • u . 1 ^ Melville Broughton of sugar or syrup, and one ^ ^ - home of her sister Mrs. A. H. chaming hostess at a party last Negro if the K I ThurtdaT beoame the first native K»Uon of pure water. Leave the «*mmable, and no lighU or fir. branch’s deposits, the total of _. . . Prince of Gaklawn Avenue?, Mrs. Friday evening at her home on of opportunity should be suddenly i r R ^ i h T T tii“ fo^"h W k meat in thfs pickle for about tw; .Howed wWch now « « « .! . »3®.(X)0,-. E.»hly - tw o Norman hfts been spending the South Myers street. The affair was closed...... to.. him, and ... this,ki. question w«k. ,„d mok, .lightly to h . J i d . "This .mount", h. Con»r«» « .« - M«on t»b. ^ winter in Neiw Jersey. in honor of John King of Brook­ arises, ‘‘Are there eno^h other 'e,g«utive reins of the grand improve the* flavor. If dried beef added, "ia tha greiatest in the _ 7 _..J .1: Rev. M. R. Flack, of Blacks- lyn New York, brother in law of occupations to sustain him should Carolina since « desired, hang the meat and history of the Angier branch. There u no re eon|wCiUa^ btirsr, S. C., I. p. Pogue, Jrr Book Mre. Covington. Guest present farmii^ be taken away from the ti.tory records “How it to dry out well. The -Ajigier, thanks to the actiT- ^’^tween the rad.oo and tb# Hill, S. C.'E, A. McCorkle Oftfney were, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Samuels, Negrot W course, the wnter in- governor of are usually dried. ,FUQUAY SEASON ity down at Fort Bragg, has have a part m the life of S. C.. wefi^ .recent visitors 'U the Mr. and Mrs. Will Petty, Mr. and timaf^s that the American N ^ o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a lth . QUESTION: I A Y£[(A(Jg taken on a new spurt of life, * people- city last wMk. Mrs. Janies Ford, Mr. and Mrs. IS safeguarded m that the Nation residence in How should I care for forest ^ ^ $15.52 and the effect o of t the money '"'“W a Rev. P; G. ' Shirley of Cftrmfel Louise Reese, Mr. and Mrs. jEd depends so largely on him for the County, old Rbamkatte, he seedlings received from he tunned loose there i* being felt w w W W w w street retiifned to his hortijs la«t Gist, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Mickena, production of it* m a ^ crops— ^ another nursery f Figures released by the Fed­ in every channel of local trade.^ MONEY TO LOAN w»ek afte^' aUdndinjit a business Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCribe, Miss­ c^ton and tobacco. There is a ANSWER: eral * State Crop Reporting Set* trip to • ,• i ; •' es Vivian McCrita, Clara Lee, slight indication, however, that ^j^j.gpjg charlee Manly, 184®; S- ^ * Graeber, Extension fores vice this week, ,place Fuquay- k lB Q B H Diamonds, Watchca, Jewdry, The Catl#«cT)a Presbytery m*t Hmt>bill, Mr. and Mrs. James the author minimizes the part ^ ^ Holden, 1865, and D. G. C. State College, says Varina’s season, average on 9,- M Silverware, Men^ Clotkfaig, TjnM 9 Writers, Gnaa, Mnaieal Ia- Janurt'y M<^roe. Brown, and Misses Calvin John- which the Negro plajrai i|i other 1889. ’ seedljng tees are delicate and 211, 950 poundis of tobacco at soD and Odessa Pope, Messrs occupations in order to bring o , ’ . require good attention. Seedlings B struments, anytliBiic of ▼aloe. Mrs. Frost flf Sbortelr $15.54 per huhdred. street ertfa^in^d aveft- (TIenf Knox and Miller Barnes. the forefront whait he does in > And it may be interesting to ai*rive from the nursery packed in Agriculture. It is always difficult learn that Fowle, the last Wake ^gt moss. The roots must be kept Resales of leaf placed tfa« 8 RELIABLE m to characterize one group of peo County man to be governor before m^igt at all times. It is best to market’s poundage considerably pie wehe they are so closely as- the present Chief Executive was plant the trees .as soon as they over the 10,000,000-pound mark —^which had been the market's 8 LOAN CO. sociated with another group, with- sworn in just about two months are received. However, if it is goal for the season. The 1940 B . 4t . louit making comparisons. The a fte r Broughton w’as born. necessary to keep them a few I 121 EACT TEAD^ STREET .r Reddy Kilnwatt [fact cannot be overlooked that the average was .67 under the pre- ^ Appointed by Lecialattire days, they should be heeled in ceding year when $16.19 per H H X harlott^s Okleat and L a r ^ ^ problems of A^^icul^- ^ Broughton is the 31st light, well drained soil. ^ , To do hundred was paid. ynl iture as described by the writer, this, dijf a trench, break .bundles, During: December the local Points The are primarily problems of w’hite cici-lcu „ 1, J iu « of the people and records show farmers as well; and therefore, . . . ■ / n. j # ,, « XI • that previous to this method of problem, ol th. Kgion. 2nd St. Barber Shop Way To A The author infers that more ficial 25 govemons were appoint- DANCE and more leaders of thought are ed by the Legislature after the HAIRCUTS 25c ^ - SHAVES 15c coming to reafize that the time Revolutionarj’ War. ! 1 To One of our Coin Operated Phonographs — Latest 500 Ewt Second Street R. B. Seeder, Prop. is past when America can re-1 Richard Caswell, who served Records. We Distribute the Wurlitzer Simple Phono­ main indifferent when any group seven one year terms, was the graph — See Us For Special Rates for Your Party, Dance Or Other Socials. of its Cttfzens is berag neglected, first governor of North Carolina The writer toiJches lightly on after independence in 1776. He migration of Negroes from rural sfcrved from December 19, 1776 to B. L BRYAN areas to urban centers, and from April, 1780; and then served again South to North. In the past few from January 1, 1785 to December ' ; Day Phone 8753 Night Phone 2-0130 yeare, mass movement of Negro 20, 1787. David Pender Stores “mere hae become a serious pro-[ Prom December, 16 to Decem- blem. Of course, there are very ber 31, 1836, all governors, were and definite causes of such move- elected by the Legislature and ments—'both economic and sociolo thereafter up to the present they BREVARD ST. BARBER SHOP gical. Despite tl)is? rapid transi- were elected by popular vote of Big Star Super IDarkets tion, the. par^iit! Negro stock still thfe people. / Shwef Baths. 4 . 15c r* oblod remains in the Deep South, and Fiiat Governor whether or not we are willing to j The first governor eected by N. G. EDWARDS, Prop. admit it, the southern Negro de- the people waa E. B. Dudley of temiines very largely the attitude New Hanover, who took office 231 South Brevard St. Charlotte, N. C. of the white man toward the Ne- December 31, 1836. He served'two gro in America. • • I terms of two-years each. . I Other chief executives from then Davidson Brothers The recent Depression proved •„ . j jf. that all farmers, including Ne- Morehead, Guilford; W. A. Gra- groes, needed more than mere Charles Manley, KING’S Funeral Home f ormal^instruction and inspira­ Walgi, D. S. Reid, Rockingham, tional guidance. ^ 'Warren Winslow, Cumberland,

Hence, the new action a g e n c i e s | Thomas Bragg, No^hampton; John created by the ^United Stages De W. Ellis, Rowan, Henry T. Clark, Food Store 901 S. Mint St* Phone 3-2336 partment of, Agriculture, Edgecombe, Z. B. Vance, Bun- • Even if you don’t feel up to redeco­ engaged in rehabilitating an hope oombe, W. W. Holden, Wake, REMEMBER—Good Food is Good rating, you ctm give your living room less m ass of people. Here Henry B - Caldwell, Burke; C. H. Bro- ■ ' ^ .. _ : new charm . . . make it more inviting. A. Wallace might be termed ‘Hhte 8rden, Wyne, Z. B. Vanc>rT. J. HEALTH! And you can do it at low cost . . . with modern Joseph” who set in mo-' Pi^> A. M. Scales, Rocking 530 E. First St, Charlotte, N.C. 'J* better light. tion those new agencies to bring ham; D. 6. Fowle, Wake, Thomas For example, you can positiv4y /rs»i* about national recover)-. M. Holt, Alamance, Elias Carr, Edgecombe, D. L. Russell, Bruna 1 Jacob’s Radio $ervice jorm a sofa against the wall . . ; simply by hanging an attractive matched pair The Movable School of Agricul ^iek, C. B. Aycock, Wayne; R B. ture and Home Economics ijs de- ^Olenn, Forysth,' W. W. Kitchin, of Pin-it-up lamps on the wall . . . one — at each end. And in each lamp a 100- scribed as a unique type of tea«h Pereon, Licke Craig, Buncomble, 1 ALEXANDlER | 1 Honest Wjork Reasonable Prices watt bulb. You add new beauty and ing backward people, and certain- Thomas W, Bickett, Franklin, interest to the room, new usefulness and ly the most effective way of reach Cameron Morrison, Mecklenburg, f FUNERAL HOaiE ' I 1 No Charge For Inspection Hangs on the wall comfort to the sofa. Try i t , . . the cost ing unlettered individuals, Booker Angus W. McLean, Robeson, 0. f 323 SOUTH BREVARD STREET ± lik t a picture. 408 E. P list Stfett TelephwM fTU is surprisingly itnull! ' T. Washington being given credit Max Gardner, Cleveland, J. C. B. t Day Phone 8431 Night Phones 3-6027, 3-2472 | j| Incidentally, a Pin-up makes a grand bed for the idea, along with the Negro Elhringhaus, Pasquotank, Clyde R. lamp. Get one and relax as you read. Farmers’ Conference and the N&- Hdey, Cleveland, tional Negro Health Week. j Qovernor Reid and Vance were I. E. S. LAMPS SOLD ON EASY TEhMS The writer “ X ^ v ed ” thfe Ne-'**^ executives elected to gro siUtion in agriculture and Senate, both going there 1 DR. AUBREY L PALMER SCHOOL-RINGS, KEYS, “spotlighted” the. work of the I ^ Census Bureau by telling what' Fowle died m office FRATERNITY - JEWELRY Negroes are doing and the pari «“d were succeeded respectively :: EYES EXAMINED! GLASSES FITTED! 1: GRADUATING - NURSES - PINS DUKE POWER CO. they play in national Agriculture, '’y ““1 . —Write— He tells haw many Negroes are ^ lieutenant- ; (Opposite Public Library) 317-A N. Tryon St. ; | still, after 75 years of fre-;dom, .. I ■ We maintain a completely equipped office for the 11 at the bottom of the economic I „ governor of North '; exclusive convenience of the Colored People. | H. FLOYD-HORNE ladder-as well as pointing out ever impeached tn m I * '* those who have attained a 408 E. Fint1 Street Charlotte, N. VICTOR CAKOLE LON sure- of economic freedom. He wisely credits philanthropy with Mature Landis Chaney, Jr, IJie^rolrees of the Negro since by pSp^ar rota m 1868. in emancJation, along with public ^an Word serv^ between 1 aid. He puts his finger on the vi- terns. Holden waa WINE AND DINE tally “sore” spots affecting ' WANTED AGENTS ' *«One M illio a B. G.** rural Negro when he says “ Chief! Bepublieans have not aent a At TO SELL among the evils which the poor party man to the governor's chair'| sinoe Daniel Russell weni out of PAN TONE LAXATIVE ['•’nant'br laborer—has to face are o®i*e 1891. There Archie^s) Bar So Amazing You Won’t poor housing, high mortality, in- D m ow ^ic gover- i I Attractive Proposition To Diati^atfra: Believe Your Eyes! security and debt,” and he feel« | and Grill “Free with initial order for one doMS tw te ' ;that no other agency can reach I . year's subscriptios to The CaroUaa Tim*—wffll this dismal problem recently ag-i‘»>^/*®‘°>7 /ecalIs th^ the first der of two doMa or lanre w« viH tacM l 4HI gravated by the Depression, except , T 601 East First Street SEE IT the Federal Government. Medicinc Caae. |"Qovemor of Virginia” when the Specialties in We kav» of The book is porfusely illustrat- present Ttr Heel State was a {mrt line of aedkiM . ed and contains muph valuable,'of Viagrinia. He was appointed y factual data that could be very Sir "Walter Ralei|^. Then follow- Breakfasts - Lunches - Dinners LINCOLN Theatre useful as spplementary reading ed' a long line of Chief Exeeativea Imported and Domestic Wines Pan Amnican material for schools. However, .under the Proprietors of England, i Pints 15c - Pints 25c - Quarts 45c Mon.-Tues., Jan. 20th'21st it seems that ^legends to the pic- and later still more executives p. 0. Box 1627 tures would have made them more were called governors under the, effective. ICrolwTtt. _ a?4|N|i*