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REGISTRARS FINED
law”, but ’Mod that some pun
ighmerit would have to be mi
posed.
In dismissing the <*harvi
again t Miss Pul tot'd, th. ,n:
ritt d tire fact that her 1 ,, ,; ( j ha
come one dav Her she i lr
appointed to i! n ■•' <
Hawcv it '.v.•• voiuted out, ■
fused to : i t’.; t i-i Ino Negroe
When the f: ■ ' .;>••• • ei.i one
then resinned I- hu they madi
then -ecruid at*- mpt at registra
tion.
Murreil, ;m.i -.-wi .aia-unind th<
post, of rogisln" which was va
rated by Ha /,' - and later re
fused to register several would
be votejjs whom ho !v,d give:
•tests involving the reading, os.
plaining and writing >f M.otium
Seviral of those whom Muriel
oi the Constitute n
refused registration, i! dcvclopo
later,, were graduates of co!i< no
or universities;.
Despite the filing of the >,.>,■
which led up to the fining n: th.
registrarat i" .-s vx mstanc;
of denial, of registration of NV
grots for the November 2 g.m
era! elections have been rc-porlo.'.
in counties throughout the stale
In Brunswick. County, c,)-.v
ever, Tinsley Spraggins en of
Tidal of Jim I'L'Uiv:, ■.!■■■■ Ci;'/
reported that fourteen Ncgror.
had been registered in Rohvi
and If wit ot he g.-nips r ! beer
registered withrvu’ incipient ir
most of the place?. where lege
action hah been i:■.■: i’;,vr -|
thus 1 asm < I its r:ie-vi‘.
friends. re.,i.dine m ohcavi rr,,,
growth cans ~ }l the need ,t o ]-j, a
or Quarter'--.
During the pa-toram of ip---
Merry, iHthi ■ 1 h ;. us add-.tmi? *
organizing. buP-Ung im >; ;
bijlldii!;: and mm-mg j,. i; . .
place and -■ lure r buiHm-:. ?h
--nseint'cnship ;;itw t--> id ■
3,000 on.-*er hi- wadei-xl-iio
Through the •■ears, even mob
now .some oi Nccro -Mru -rica' ■
grvrtles* p’ ‘ ■ : ' ■;< -mg ■■•'o' -
scholars, teacher--, edit.,
nessmen ru Men s and administra
tors have served have been de
veloped „t Spruce SI vert, I inti
men and women.
Today, a- a real down-town
church" Spruce Sti- -t still serve - -
the descendants -.{ th?' organizers
and early member-.- n. - ,-!l as tec
genera! Rapt! i ,U: -n.. v. inch:;:
in-g many students teacher:
and administrators of Nasbvhleb
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I many schools and college:;.
Opening the 100th anmvf: ,
• with a homecoming and fellow
ship emphasis, on Nov. V the day
will he highlighted by a fellow-
I ship communion lid lowing the
t ui.-wninr sermon b> Dr. D
l 1 Jcrnison. Selina, Ala. ptf-iier,:
ij of the National Rant is I • >•. ei
lion. USA, Inc.
The afternoon w ,
! feature a memorial m • -o '
> ( sermon by the Rev F. L. San
1: dors, forrnej pastor, of
t | H tme, Ga.
I)R. Itt M ill:
! leaders also.
When Count Bernadette was
•••lain, Dr. Bundle •’-as mum in
> temporary charge ot the -ommm
i sion seeking sonic solution to the
s j vejegtious Arab-Israid confrovtr
-1 ; sy.
151 SI NESS SCHOOL
!’i - -md friends, and farmer gr.idii
-> j ates, is continuing to iwrea '-. An
Anvil,Cion is likewise accorded the
| public to make lontnu'iUnns m tins
; ir eject.
! This school is the only accredited
i j business school for Negroes in
i North Carolina and is serving in a
I unique way, the already establish
) ed and developing business of this
•| Si ,<e as .veil u • ' T-S'atc bu - -
s ; ;nosscs and instit'dl'>ns
: itEPoirr"meeting
| Lenoir- Martin
Workers Mrs Helen Jenkins
| Margaret Walker. Mrs. L. M
I Pov'cll, Miss L us I/the. Miss l-’li/
-•ih-cth Wallace. M; - Maigace!
j i Alston. Miss Man'.a Mia Is. Mr
' !- M. Thompson.
; Martin-Eder.tnn
Captain—-Mrs. Spurgeon Fields.
'- • C/-C.'i«tain, Mis- Mary Philhpr,
1 W ».-ker. Mrs. Elizabeth Andrew ,
Mi:, Ji.ihr’:;ic Dalev. Mrs. Annie
Currie. Mrs. Catheritife Winter.-,,
1- L. M. Hodge Mr- Gladv:
t.funf, Mis Mab)<? Winters, Mrs
; Cl.-risliana Pitts. Miss Pricilln
- Dunn. Me. Olida Sanders. Miss
• . Eliz.abcth Jordon, Mrs. Odessa
-Strickland. Miss Viola Chavis,
- Mrs. Taft Turner. Mr:- Louise
; Re vis.
’ id!w i irf - Edent o n O a k.wood
Captain Mrs A. C. Smith,
1 Co-Captain. Mi.s Catherine Wil
; Hams. Workers: Mrs. Sadie
• ’ R-at km on, Mrs. Sarah S, Evans.
■ Mrs. iv.’x Cois-m, Mj.-.s Milled
Rand, Mrs. Irene -Scales. Mr
Kduh Gordon. Mrfs, Lydia Gad
■' I son.
- Lincoln -College Parks
: Captain -- Mrs. Phyllis Mann.
Co-Captain, Sister Mahle Garv.
, Workers - Mis. Josephine Bry
lant. Mrs. Margaret Haves, Mrs
i llclyn Duff, Mrs. Ruby Raye.
Oheriin Road and vicinity
Captian— Mrs. Spurgeon Fields,
* o-Captain-Mrs. Daisv Williams-
Workers; Mrs. Lina Dupston, Mrs
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V OU ! OhlH 1 ill love -i <*f v.tv .■»<•{»> J’lovt;- fri * , •*
t ;i ko * ‘'\e chill ! f her 1 infers . they*re a!! n the ’..*>*
woodedui colors imaginable . , r p ds blues, greens, C ..-■'7 s m
V - V -s-" 9
everything ' Choose a pair for Christmas giving. Ss/vs
1 t 0 \ ffig*'
97c to J. 45 '"N m*-
MISS RALEIGH shop
mmum rh'
7
Insurance Building
| Gertrude Ligeti. Mtc. Mie.es Lord.
Mrs. Tulia Turner. Mrs. Johnsie
i Flagg Miss J. K. Hick-.. Mr,-. Ah
,fied Stewart, Mrs. Jesine K. Da-
KAST RALEIGH SECTION
, | Mrs. A. H Thorpe, Mr Sim
j mons, Mrs. W P. Dcvam, Mi>
IJ. G Robinson,
j FOURTH WARD SECTION
Mr A E. Robinson Mr. M
in I A or]:<>ws. Mi ■ linin Hogg,
Mi It m-v Hawkins.
METHOD RES. SKCTH'V
, j Hr Leonard Rocovs M- E A
1 | Johnsnu.
’ CHAVIS HEIGHTS
Mi Lucinda Move. Mis.- Mm
ioi Dark, Mrs. Lillian Freeman,
j Mr. Dorothy King, Mrs Bionnie
; Pulley, Mrs. Effie Hickmrm, Mr
| Lydirt -Smith. Mrs. Cora G. Lewi;.
Mrs Herruidine Hope. Mr- Sadia
i I Harris
I SOUTH PARK
Mr. Albert Whitaker Sr, Mr
-! •£. F. YouUA -Mrs. Della Myatt.
:vlr. Dolma Burt.
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
mgiil until eleeliuii day
i j We have a good luoru.mi for the
■ people of MPi jitiitr,'" Miss Pi ice
. said, ’and we ..re iryiru' io let as
j many people as possible knew jusl
j: where we --i.i.nd on the issue:- W,
, | think it is lime candidates for of
s i I ice in N vi‘n Caiotiua supper! jus
| yfuoiing on nates in ordr.-i to eatcii
She listed as some of tnc Pro
j ure:- Ives’ main objectives for the
; state repeal of the sales 'ax, a
; state minimum wage of at least tide
j -m hour, revision of the. Uni niploy-
Imen! Compensation Law to provide
•vide-; benefits, repeal of Chapter
•T2S 'anti-tutor law'* $2,800 year
' minimum pay for school teachers
strti) slits bonus for veterans, and
’ more- rural roads, eleci tic ity and
Happy Khmer New Year.
Get set For Winter
With A Bright. Chill-Chasinjr
Coat And Wooly-WaiTn Gloves
Whfn Y’-inter - '.vinHs b-egni to bhvv. \ our
daug-hiet will need a warm coat . . so
come see Mother and Daughter Fashions*
colorful selection. We have c-oierts, velvet...
and suedes . .in blight plaids, solid colors,
and combinati>:>n aII in v> arm 10) r -h
Loafs in children's sixes 7 to I S and pre
teen size.- 10 to 5 1, Leggitt and coal sets
in --i.'c A to i>\
Legging Sets COATS
16-93 to 29-95 16-35 to 39 95
SASS-M' SLATES
erne'! iiy the. standards set by thi
' Association in rating Negro
schools and col leges and evaluat
ing thu prugicss they have
h’.c-vi i iv : period of time.
Thi in.-iiu ic! ship cf the assoei
a tion con- 1 d. of college pt esi
; dent',. I eho.al principals ot
Hr in T Negro schools together
■/ u;: I. m the field of edu
i. t;■ -r. S. K. Duncan, State su
mu viroi .. Negro high schools i?
nr ■ ; lent of the Association and
i, S wart, president of Barber
; .Scotia at Concord. N. C. is secrc
• tary treasurer.
Williston eargerlv awaits the ar
j rival of the pedagous ui our fail
city Committees gre endeavoring
:to leave no stones unturned in
j efforts lo make the occasion an
; incomparable one in the school’-
S history . There'll be three history
making days (December 8. 0. and
. 10) when our community will b<
host to .several outstanding edu
| cators.
PROTEST "mmi
The speaker aiso cited the d'--
‘crnuHatien of the organization
, to continue its fight, for equality
of educational .opportunity in
the -chools of the state and de
clared that every effort would be
made ht-ck the creation of a
1 second-rate medical school in the
stale for Negroes and continua
tion of a second -rate law school.
I The speaker was inti educed by
'Charles G. Irving. The invocation
was delivered bv the Rev C. An
dre Kearns, pastor of the Davie
St Presbyterian Church An m
! strumrnta! solo was presented by
i partment of t-he Raleigh Public
| Albert Saunders the Music Dc-
School System,
Fan ness is never regulated b>
• prestige oi puli, but gives a square
! deal and pay-ir-full
THE CAHOLXNTAI
New Class Officers
Named Al Washington
KJ '
The sixth period French class
at the Washington High School
here, has elected the following ;
class officers: Miss Lillie Watson, ,
school reporter, has announced:
Joan, Artis, president; Mary
Ann Jones, vice-president; Dons
Nichols, secretary; Bessie Hunt- r, ■
assistant, secret ary Constance
Baldwin, treasurer; Arnetta Mor
gan, reporter; and Miss J. E.
Hicks, advisor.
New staff members of the
ECHO ;.re Thomas O'Neil, editor
in-chief, Lillie Watson, assistant
A survey in one typical large
city lost year showed that food
took :.!!) pei cent of the budget of
wage-earners? and lower-salaried
clerical workers compared with 30
per cent in the mid 30's.
LONELY HEARTS
Lonely? If so, join the New Glory
Colored Club and have sweet
heart:; and pen pals everywhere,
Details free and ail letters confi
dential.
Address: The Now Glory Colored
Club, Box 588, Bridgeport, Conn,
Pock Health Into
* School Lunches
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Happy Khmer New Year.
editor-in-chief. Lula Howell, as
sociate editen; assistant associate
editor, George Dayc; advertising
manager, Geraldine Rogers; Uien
wciod Jones, circulation man
ager; Elsie, Sanders, assistant cir
culation manager; Kath 1e e n
Christmas, artist editor. Harriett
Nunn, assistant artist editor; Mu:
Thelma Adams, business mana
ger, and Agnes A Ison, assistant
business manager.
The membiTs of home room
103 welcome as newcomers Geo-
Fmher, Jr., of Central High
School, Louisville, Kv., and No
brask.i Hodge Garner High
.School, Gamer.
I'uirne;-:; knows no rec uu- ■
or but treats all alike as . regular
brother
f Mom —Dad —Sis -
and Bud all say
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WEEK ENDING SATTJKDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1948
,472 REGISTER FOR
FAIT TERM AT WSTG
! WINSTON-SALEM Eighty
I tour of she sitidcnts registered ;>(
| (he Winston-Salem Teachers Cot
liege for she fab quart ' • arc
! crans. one of them ;< : ,rly accord-i
log i, information received from
'lie office of i he •<-gistr ■ >f i•• e
; college.
j Os to. 1; ; St, lf'. rep, lend ;e
; die ..••■Head thi quartet all m
I from Notch Carolina cx< Ot ■ . Hi
der.U rite,-. J 5 students eom< from
Hi ■••tab' with Virginia !, .ding with
to>; t. -e, , od South Cm
: olina, Nr ,- Jersey and Kentucky
tiexl. Tin are a few students from
i*i\g
knt o r o n s „
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at It.* -A’ tempers.tutc-s lot p.-asv
sfavt’ng and o'tiick protection oi
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Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan:,
i Maryland, Pcnsylvania and one
: student from Connecticut. Florida
| Georgia. Oklahoma. West Virginia,
i Washington D C and Tennessee.
Leading North Carolina Counties
from she standpoint or try nuT’ber
'"I students arc Forsyth Cuilferi,
: Edwcombe, Nash, Davidson. H-tli
; tax each with ten or more studeni:
represented The total nurmbu of
; students imu North. Caroline
j 397 with I l coming from F , vy
|County. Tlie freshman class h .. tm
! largest enrollment with a total of
158 persons. There are 132 m - >
.mores, 70 juniors, ill senior- «,i
one unclassified student.
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