The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 6

THE EVENING SENTINEL, CARLISLE, FRIDAY. JUNE 1. 1051. PACE SIX of Nnr Cloh li. Collin- si.li I In- tr Tiu; Km 1i i i -i- is liaiidlinir Hie ihdUjPfaresTab let For Noah Pinkney, Snack Parneyor In a meet held hist Sunday 1 Qtiakertown, Pn members of the Prop Sjiinners Club were among the winners, including Klis-sell Lowe.

James (libb, Cteedin Sunday iitul Kddie Williams, who I were' among those who placed in team racing events. I Many of the participants of the big met at Qtiakertown plan to i attend the Carlisle meet. BUY NOW AIR CONDITIONERS Keep Cool Later All Sizes Double Cooling Capacity Filters Dust, Dirt and Pollen For Office or Home Plugs In Like a Radio KARPER GATES 350 E. High St. de a charier to the Nrpro in 'Dickinson Doings," a little book he wrote on college stories and traditions.

He wrote: "Von may have forgotten the binomial th-eo-i t-ni. you may no longer remember the laws of heat, but you do re-nieiiiLv Noah I'inkney and his everlasting 'Fine as silk sah; Dickinson wimivviehes, tine as The old Negro's student friends throughout the country mourned vh-n he died August (J, 1923. at the aire ot 77. The Dickinson Alumnus noted his. passing in a full-page obituary and a pit-lure.

It said: "Loyal to Dickinson ever, loving Votk I'niversity, doctor of the science of education; Dr. lk'nry N. MacCtiK ken, former president of Vassur College, doclor of literature; Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, president of New iirunsvvicl; Theological Seinfnai-y, dot-tor of divinity; Thoniiis" li.

Mullen, president of Lehigh Structural Steel doctor of science, and Henry L. Willet, of Philadelphia, stained glass artist, doctor of art. LUTHERAN PRACTICE The children of the primary department of the First Lutheran Church are requested to be at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 for practice for the Children's Day' program to be given on Sunday at in the chapel. Model Plane Meet To Be Held June 3 Th Carlisle riiinf Mt-H will 1)h ln-li! at.tliH etnlilc F.ii:--groiuiils (in Jinn- vviCi starting tit 9 a.tu., ami fares srlitil-nlpil lot- 1-' noon as the starting tinip. Tlit-fp will lit- team facing and stunt flying, it.

was unnmmcH this morning. This meet, sancticnu'd by i'nc Aeailcniy of Model Arroiinut ic--, will havf Eddie Williams as licensed meet director. Admission to spectators is If.t, and the event is sponsored by, tin-Plymouth dealers of the area comirisjng: Arnold Moioi-s, Cat lisle; V. L. S.

Motors, Carlisle; Curtis MoI jis, -s-burg, and Johnsoji and IMler, Me cliauicsbtng. t'' t- .4 LAFAYETTE TO HONOR 6 Kaston. JuneJ. Six honorary degrees and degrees in course will be contVited at the lltllh annual commencement exercises at Lafayette College on June S. Recipients of honorary degrees will be (ioveriior John S.

Pine, of Pennsylvania, doctor of laws; Dr. College com-tm einenr victors will pituse in their busy round of Alumni lay festivities tomorrow to unveil a tablet to l'ncle Noah I'inkney, sniihnp. Mit-spoken Ngro beloved by many genet of sruilHi's, who sold jnt-'zels ami jandwn -hes on the (ampu.s lor nearly a half century fx his death in 1923. The bronze tablet, placed oil th- campus wall near the Gateway at Old E.ist where I'm'le Noah most oft-n stood to proffer savory wares from a basket on his arm, will be by I'resident -William Y. Edel, who was one of the former slave admirt-rs a tid in his own student days before World War I.

with his whole heart, thiol to the last. Fit-in the name of those a.hd loved hilil. some muni sent flowers to tying the card with the 'To Noah I'inkney. Fine the college ll- la tinely and who knew a his bier ra inscription. Iiilla and rartiti at viir sali THK foxcciicnaf as The tablet to be unveiled to-morrow Icars this legend: "Rest here, awhile, Dickinsonians, near the East College Gate, where for more than to Noah Pinkney, former slave and Christian gentleman, sold pretzels aniK gave lavishly of friendship 'fine as silk, sah, fine To many generations of Dick insonians 'I'ink' as much a of the coll, ge as the Mermaid on Old West.

Born in he passed over Jordan on August I. 'and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other the brief cere-11 a.m. at th1 During niony at Gat- the Ever- Gooding of Carlisle- Keady Choni: and Qualify of the old will sing some the and hymns TT well spirituals and "Negro lOTeT! often hummed aa he waited patiently beside the wall lor his next customer. Col. Thomas A.

Frailey, OLD "PIN K' LeTORT ME MORI At SUNDAY Memorial services will be held on Sunday alternoon at 4 in the 1-eTort CknTch with Rev. H. lloyd Nell, of East lierlin, as the guest, speaker. Several patriotic selections will be presented. The public is invited to attend.

of Emmltsbtire. a Dickinson Javv alumnus1an-other I'inkney customer and friend, will speak and Dr. Edel will read a poem about 1'ncle Noah which wrote for' the Microcosm as a student 39 years ago. Noah may be remembered best for the blandishment with which he offered his tasty wares. '-Fine a.s silk, they are, stth: fine as silk," he would say.

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Everybody we come. AN ANNOUNCEMENT Irwlns Milk Irwins Dairy, is pleased to announce that the milk distributorship which sold Rakestraws Milk in Carlisle, Boiling Springs and Churchtown has been consolidated with Irwins Dairy and is now selling "Irwins Quality" Dairy Products. Irwins own Milk and Milk Products may be purchased in the convenient paper container at no extra cost at the following stores: A Super Markets Daisy Bair Grocery Leo 'Hoffman Grocer, Martha Sheaffer Grocery Shenks Grocery Stanley Doyle Gulf Service Willow Filling Station, L. Richard Hertr.ler Wolf's Grocery Irwins Milk is served at the following locations: Ja Col Restaurant Landis Newstand and Chocolate Shop Liberty Lunch Restaurant In Boiling Sorings Irwins Milk may be obtained from these dealers: Spengler's Store R. E.

Weiss Darnhart's Grocery M. E. SheafTer Hess Grocery FOR HOME DELIVERY of Irwins Milk in either paper or glass call Carlisle 1128-W. FOR WHOLESALE DELIVERY call Harrisburg 7-2361. We take this opportunity tojhank our customers for their patronage, and trust we may be of service to others.

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