PAGE EIGHT
NAME CHANGE VOTED j
BY CHURCH COUNCIL
RICHMOND, Va. cANP> Mern*.
V'Crs of |he •xnu! \v !’ ;*.i t 1 ■ >'■
(•'rgtfvnal Council o£ Negr-'
Churches. ..Her i heated <i].-cH ■
vj< n, v oU'ti ln-t week in change its
mane let the E'ln'eniMl Council ** i
Churchc■in tlv Unihe! State:-.
At its tra it at r.t tin? Fifth Si.-eet
Bspti ••* ChttiTl! -'if which P •. C
Scott i pa■■'''■ the l;i*at<l vof I to
drop the word Nfrom tin «»r
--gam/.ati >n> name
Dr. W 11 Jernigan c ).■ •r 1 <w! Ilia!
$7,000 had been era it cihu *• r. far r!i
palvhasa ■ .. st(t tll'!l !l"nr fr i 1 a
hurra ti n VVa. , -hin;*ton, t.» C To,'
p inuuniei of the ment v would be i
Ml,. f| t .Ml ugh f. >m ti
11 donoa niatoti" a to • ties that;
i)-.;kc uj ' t- . i.ter ai can %
Honored gacst speaker of '•«
IP* ••tiii;: ' i the world f.imrns Dl.
IV. A V ... : Up I! -■ ■ rot;.'.'; *>f
the World Cour-cd of Churches,
('emva. S'.i'it.-, i-Hid D- i Il' .ii:
hails from Tor- Nelnorlann. .
Bishop II T Medford da peered j
the sermon of Uv meeting 1- W.
l.;n .a of !) -A ton. O D; Niitno. !!
Bui I a II: •. I. ~f IV. ■■
Dougins- (.I*’. i i :;•! nart
tin drrai 1 1 -a ’ ‘ A win -t
tor. Dr 0.-* ir I < ■'a
rare re’,,; ; -,r ■(' t.a .!< i’wr
Church, .d o spoke
Tee council vu fl to wi! l.nri/e
the t ' : . ' ■ ; ' i-i
dairies in various stale- The atix
ilim.s from St. Louts .mi :• ken
of si V. to ! . ■
Off trot /;! ;;,c council « .ii :■■ ’•
thru- j"■ tions net;l O r t • T
f* i c 11»c r»ov. .i *vl firac.v hi
Louis. c.ic i:t; < «'v d K S' ■
TV-io r. i-XA A . t:is
n. \ .) VC L:-Jo-ill' '* n-1 !:;«
Rev .1 W I/,-, i,. ,-vs t reta.
Rev R W. C' U’n.ari of N't -a Or- :
Ir.ti. . ’.••••:, * i.; •D’jU *
gOlii// J’
Bthoi - .Tana" C - ■-i I'm I
\MK /.uv r i ■ : A a 1
the AMK Chun a ~,-d H / I’lm
me)' of the Cbtueli o' Go-; .*».•'!
Saint: ji Chi:-'. I
<i I’KCEIA K iLSI 01 M . 1
IIONOItM*Y 111 bill S ’- '
LINCOLN' U l’i The
Mr. per-.' r,: tv II n« |V nee a hon
orin';. di w ■"'■ d '■ .. Lira oir. Cal
versify Commencement on Tuv
day.. Jme 7, ;htl) Mi Certriit'e lv
A; c; a ,* ■ N‘ i ■ i 'j
public selmo! the 1 A rieprec,
,1 Ri ;. vu (. - no- a it ' re
S. Cole; Tat 1 ft S' "ii
in 1 oni v.ne Ken: la
M rii •*" t !■ -■ -. .A I '■'
of t- r N' -1. b aid on disci ban; ,ti -a
the L II D desna;. t'ia He'.
M C'oicn m. , -v . . s, '
Ph ilip's p V Chnu-i; ti Hi fv-rktyi)
at ! iii .da a of the Nr- VurK
n, ,* F* rl j •I• •, fI/ , 7 1‘ ,• T ’ 1 > r}. - ,
ETC'. Th- 1 ■ .Lav If 11 a, an,
p.r ta; of th'’ Churrit of the Mn.-'fcr,
Ne • Vt'.rjc l',l -. ' . 5 H D
Ltr e, ]•. i , D
gi'ee
s\\(v \ii)i;s vt
riH»i\s‘ uni s
•NEW YOIiK Os: .! t
National A. r-'i ■ J - < Aa
\ Hliceii.eii! of f a ed r- - ■ u
week titter;ded ferer.at ervie.-- f ,
J4v.- Afat'v Prit !u>cd Tohia-: wife
Os Or Clrmntr.i' H Tom. ~ tr.-ari
her of the NAC.air; of d m -
tors arid of th' Pro-ider.t's Com
min ion an Civ:! Uutlil aea •i■
ter oi tl j'hfdp .-V. ... Fund.
Mi Tchi ;s til A. 0,-| Mac .’J
h lone id ness. j
roun; may <\\m:
RFWARI) w SiAYIU
I OS ANC ELKS ' A N’p \V.
ter I Gordon. ,Tr Lo.. Aug It’
lawyer, weoitnced last week that
he is calling a crnlc-'cnc: ea nev
mm to determine who rhoal i .*et i
the ?1 .CD re.'.-;, a for Ifie ' 1 :i ■.
ii of tl'.-' r.i;ic f hi; a.o (■•:,!« u.e
late Mr 1 Mi \A ~ • ■ . .•> ..
Sr.
It j.-. v arv'd die rev u.i ikhk"
will be divided between -irs Da. •
tawira Applet r ife e! V, dha-
Arpieaa. rn of ! u iau c; n
murders <>■■■ t* Mtng two pea.
men about i‘ . r..i the two office:
Edward Cai !*u .i Will;;,in it
V. n!fe, vh- . rrcs'ed Apple!,'
* A r-'
* *"*' I oivr. MV
' Plfrmt A- AK AMHUCAN- * /
t* TO IIAVr ANT> fAITHTCtIV ‘O *
* rITI.NO nriM "'NT 1 ( TNf *
a. * HATI *.M. IOOIIKH n» "
jL * Ml COUNT AY - ITT «Oa
ANT) MIMEAAUt. ITT * Af.T
Y *. Fount, wuni
• AND WUBUTE *
j
O. s! PAYTON’S
Funeral Home ■
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS
24 Hour Service
101 Cor Harnett & R. R Ave.
Phone 243 Dunn, N. C.
DafforcJ Funeral Homes
AMBULANCE SERVICE
' Dun.n Clinton
Phon ß 2515 Phone 9271
FIYKR SAVES TOTS |
va n\ r mm w\\\
i dANKI.iN. V i (ANIL
Th~ lisas of th ire lots were
•an »•<( in ,i imrniiiK house at
loyixe, a viilatie a ft*a inih'.s
T>r-t of this (ouiiH scat. Satur
day throne.h the thoughtfulness
and. swift action of a nivy lly
i'T, u was i<■ vralcd here last
week.
tli,. (lyt'i, presinnaliiy station
ed in too Norfolk area, notieert
that a house on the outskirts ot
the city was on fire and re
ininod a i.t ci.eted huv over
the village to attract attention
real then I'd > group of men to
the burning liou : according to
Vaniey <* iiHuitc, station
agent for the \ irgiuhi Kail way
in Soutnampton County.
"Hilts action helped save the
lives of the three children lo
calise three ivas no one living
near the house and none of us
Lad seen it burning, i wish to
saint him for his very (hough
iu! ,ml human deed Williams
said.
( K Edward .Ir , a mer
chant and one lit tla*- men who
wem to the tire, aid the house
is totally d' - troyed. It m.is
per.ti,i |}'s a hunthi I years old.
i-dwards and Hnjd Barnes
it ent into the house and
t rough! the children to safety
\ftcr atti acting the atentton
nf several m f ‘i> i-,i Jnvner, the
Navy pilot Hew off in the tit
le C ion >. ( ~ u'l' it, lie was
Hvjng a fli'umann fighter. W.l-
Itains rriated.
BAPTISTS SLATE
SUNDAY SCHOOL
STUDY SESSIONS
. ■ lotAllc ;•,i S 'Mice
CV;I, ■ (<•: ,(1:1:- with i ’to Slmda'.
r»T boot riepaflrm-ht i et>nd<u;«ing.
!i'-e i.inn i sell 1 vv . be 11 ■. i
l e I,c • 1 *' ■ v, A ; =:an' i'
|, , , l , -a, , ■ . TT -. M | I , ■I ; , ■,,
Kai, ■■' C. Hy. 7*l.', " de-. -a . v.-
One n) !h" r.i. . • i,t of Ire
j "leetim; A'dl he ! tf,"■ p* ran: ; one
jnu Ji.po H Iu open th< i„.-et,;ig
- and < t.cgi vn" .! i.C 12. Thin
• * itu»c (!-. t >lu ,? liffer
ji to ciiii \» , 1 all tin pit
Uusc parades
V i.-m He •-; 111, T : :C
i'he Henry Alien IG;vrj ;. , p Ad--!
| tip is sending the Audorsnn hi,’!! 1
: i.'i'H'i baud 7hr third band in the
Fighting Flies hy
the Factory-Full
*Mr mm
y k € m ' 'mm
W:!i ? . -, Jippf»
'<is _. vv " t.Jm ”1
-'.‘4^
f ’ Mr’ 'IS,
l. WfmiTzJ v 7- 4-f
iHhkT
Wmi ”-‘%
mm - mm
i‘ 'D- V
%.t \ ,S. . : •;
. %. *&lSk &:s M
I PITTSBURGH, PA D«3ml
to kill in her ow n conception ot work
clothes (pedal pushers and sport
shirt), Shirley Cullom demonstrates
j the newest scientific weapon fr.t
! wholesale attack on insects Us: or
electrically-compressed air, the
power sprayer she wields treats
£50,000 cu. ft. against flv'ir.g; insects
in less than half an hour Developed
i by Gulf Oil research, it adapts the
principle originated by the aerosol
bomb to large-scale use in food ir
. dustriea. Its mist is non-toxic f
humans, imparting no odot ;•
leaving no residue. .
, Don’t Burn t
#* .
fjLi MsSk v ;
mhi r 1 i
I - L
Spade work for summer begins j
with skin protection —against burn
ing rays while letting in tanning j
rays. Use cream if you burn easily,
lotion if you tan easily. Pack Sutra j
cream or lotion in youT kit it's ap- !
proved by the American Medical ,
Association as protection against
burns, and a speed-up for tannin,'
icngif - bund from Nn.-hville.
f v m i
P( ~•, 1 11• , v< F l"l i y *ll*€*
ai'o expected to iiuireh m the p.o •
*cicSunday :s; 1, -:n| !.ir-.:enu(.r,' ;
pom various Fites wjil w-ar {•«»:.-
l*t (:... pc»nntints.
Fa* tK m this ycor s sum
mer school >viU he Sunday School
teachers. S’.i rid ay Stmool work* i ■■, ,
OiU. ciatiS. insli uetoi". BYPU rep- ‘
, (;-)itntivr ('radio 1 1 hi and nrima
. y dOjMi tmt’n' work, i ■ ati.l others
Di-po i tmv, !.* I heads will work.
: their dopartmciita! piov'umis
/ *v. New mei.hocF *•! rciiaious e-.i* ,
licaM ti will i)C .-tressed and doin'n*
st rated.
iv \Ns Vs cm TO BE
Si ll 01 ( Ml MEET
DETROIT i ANIL The gottci ,d
. r •( Mc'iv
~ . i f. -.p,-,i Church f"i tf». : jo will
.. „y K;>n >■■ City The gem- ;
deeiO"i: hei v in a meet
■i:u the (L'U'tCt M■ M'l'i olike
'ii,.. K,i, - (b'y hid va- turned
~ ■ v ( ■ i!e e N. H. Hump -
I tor of the J aim-on Tc;n
,;r in Kao... City
MISS. HERO WINS
CARNEGIE MEDAL
!A< K SON. At!-*. AML --
Henry Yi Me lain til ■> i-ar-oli!
N, M- h'T- been .m irrteil Itie
< atnegic f oundation's be;•>
liH.hil fur hi- reseiie of I’aul I
(ireeulee, white shipping I irrk.
\pril i. 1911.
The a ward was presented by
\V if f <«iita itie, rxeeutive
t itiuicel to t;n\ I ii’lding
(Aright. Disirer.u leader.
.Mi I.this hPrnism took plaee
vt hen ,Mi l,am Greenlee And *
laird rn.ui were .lo a king e.ib
Pa -f in arooler mom and eseap
m- naiiir.il c-is < inyttl tire and
esplodrd. Mi Lain and the third
rr.a ntiroke nut of the room
without nijurv
However the Negro heard
(JieenierL iranlie ires and
ih.iigcd into (fie blazing room
in dr.; him lo 'atct> f'*‘>th
were severe; liiniiid. .Mel,can.
Hie nero spent ii moulh.. in
tire hospital and vt as not able
to v ork until several months
die: hm di-charge
ST. MONICA'S LUO! i !
I’ISESENTS PKOI.ICAM
"W.i :jt - !‘n Lie Ti :i.r 'a , vrif: -
! act ritiy w.if rn the -lave <"-r the
.st'cond iirn" Friday night when the
Rf’sai ! Ad,a; fc'ieic-tv and t.ne Hob
r-i.an" SOT vt. 1 ‘he S: M-a:i a;-
Ch'ii'ch ju v • i:P : t..e ii-aiT'ormi'
pa;fai:l ,r, the Catholic Orphan
: age aucitiorkir!
PtOcCd 1 - r ttn* pluj -.* as -• short
musical program on which "l,on- !
dopdeiry An'. - "In ft*' - .doming
Toe Shi in" of S.un. Ceeniu.
A.del Lane S ■ an.l “Down hy : \
iu Str-tl-e «(.•■ • Ufleie.l
: Te. C ™,cd> winch wt,. direct., d.j
hy Mi Bertha M ( ole man eon
's'turi of 15 characters'. Eidwanl \;
P. Id*-, in was arrau■ a those 'vh,, pm -
. tleipai<;rl n nthe nuisiral program
| Others who participated on the
ipicgiam and v.ho were character
i m Floyd l Pope. Mrs Berth.. Hd
' wards. Mis- IJeh res SotHii. i) unci
V; ("oli ..■ M : At ?i M Kfi-
Wed-. .1; -ph AVeb-1 er. Mrs. Clara.
p.,pe. irf Beatrice Webster Je-.n
Pise, ,i. i\lrs. Mamie Turner, M.:-:-
Belt.. Turner. Mr. Mary Lie Mi--
ThcJnn Martin and Albert Evan-
ILL IE PC BILL
REPORTED 01 I
SPRINGFIEI.D. HI. (ANPi—'The
Übnoi* F'EPC bill p. e i another
huidlc Tnui'iday w-ocn Uv- Senate'
; judi;- s»ry comie-ittee reportc ’ it ou 1
with a favorable rec s mrncndation.
The vole 12 to 7 with four,
slating they were voting out so
• that the full senate could go on re
]cuid.
The bill passed the house 'vc.i;
before lari with fil affirmative'
votes.
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Voursf'lr
408 ARE GRADUATED
FROM HAMPTON INST.
HAMPTON. Va • lUnnplon
; tit:ik. uinah'd 4(18 :-L.jeiUs on
Mn;id.,-, mon,ii May .70. liter a
vi • .wiled schedule "f Contnirnce
ment activities. Two homed ?cv
vay ■ • vi■ i received th U. S n -
ii 1 , eecivvd t.*Ci' If i. atC"- in
trades or agriculture, avotoer 89
iv awarded diph-may in tides:
and on prison received the M.
fl (’‘RFC O.
Til largest class in the school s
bi.-torv heard front i); Bur:!] G
Gail;:;:l.( . ~f the E'er!ei d Set nI ••
A e:mv an unusual ailegoric.il
C!,k * a lain ('.ite sermon, "'l'nt K!e-
and ihe Chirk* ns on tin
poerfa. of fiei.iloiri versus - o
ity: ana lie ad Dr fra Dc A Reid.
f<linin' L' bun 1.e.-cae. Southern
Region.",! Coyntil. and Atlantr, Uni
versity staff mtimber now heading
tile ; lepartment ,f Sne.'olo” v :*».
M.- i f.-, • l P- :T
--• ■ astie .iiy upplaiided C'»in
.i.a.morl - I/it-rs '•'T'is ,
Itlv Ul.l ..‘"if dU! 11 V >*i t> i ! i ;i K I JU*
Mei. Live B.s
In their S' lo: < L. N’l a '
Churches To Blame
For Lag In Interest
Claims Evangelist
, !.. tV i :■ i.‘'< '■ o; 2 : r Li.. > ■' • <.'*.l
•", J V f} ; ' 11 f SOI i I
n«. \!!,. ::v G 'hr ?'•
Mr Mackey fell iohi ■ fne " hih
.-iil] irf'. a r . j}t ~( , , rii
bin ~ In 1 ft ,n i. . f i- g. the
■ rn, :. withered aid all i». o-e
These physical handi. an .
, er, n e iv.t pre.venird hi- w.g
--j in:- a ro' ir ; a >.! den - mined tig.bi
-si the e* 1 '• ■ ■ ' •'<! e.'i.i
‘ pl<- men's -••uls.
Now in Raleigii for li'e next two
I weeks where ho plans to make »i>-
; pearant'C'- at .several of the city's
Bright Negro Future In
America Seen By Bunche
Tj.."H- f• • • !and et>,.n : pa.'li j
..; at;*: lv. :h' Aim'; I'legio in
Via* main.-ircai.i of Am.' ' can U**
! , ,• three farts, said Or Ralph i
P,- in hr l.i.ad of the United Na-,
Uoi. - Division of T: us*re- hip n
( riin",oncenier.' idtlrcss. at Ei- ■■
Tne.se facts arc the great ci-ni >•
• r:»i it; e ■nccj>t ■ i the fo-mrlri of
live courtly, txp essed in the C ".
sfit.ii'ion. the eonseionee of Am''
unis, whip and Nc.'ro alike and
i ■ sympaliiv -.f the wm Id
The honor.")i-v ;'■ gree of Doe'"
..f 1.a..- was awarded to Lb
ip n he it the Commencement Ex-,
c.'i >si'H This w the .second 1.1. I*
an f the seventh honorary degree!
awarded in the history f E •
Other recipients of honorary de- j
-.•re are Dr WF. B. Dußoi- Dr 1
'pohipd Hayes. Dr. Percy Julian,
jDr Charles H Houston. Dr. Gu i. .
Myrda! and Dr Robert Red
field. i
jin -an American and I like,
Ihe American way of life." sad
Di Bunche. "i believe these u. id-,
| nates like them 100. There is a
certain irony tn the situation w I'i
wEPch we are faced here. These
Negro graduates of Fisk University
; today are better Americans than
, they are Negroes. They are Ne
groes ir manly in a negative sense
ihey reject that sort of treatment
1 th;,' do; rive.-, then of then- bright
i right as Americans
i ‘'Reroovt that ti oaimont and th* n
I identifiention as Negroes in the
Aiuoric.m :,"i ii-ly v, .'aihi in-rw*,,*
THK CAROLINIAN
, . , 1, , ' STC -I ,1' nii >; Ih*
le-.va'ri a ni w entrance to the r;<m
rid lie;;l'd lilt ' St.udcn! u:
C; i annoncc .•■elect:,.;; of James
C Rlehai(r o: . ,!' Tu.ske;-e, . Ala
, will g: id I.de in AII".u:-t a
Tiie Out.shin.iiti : Scn:oi of 1919.'
E'c.rtv-four of the tins- were hon
or graduates 35 graduating “with
honors-." five ''with high honor.-'
a.ui four ‘'will: higbe-t honors.'’ Ite
roiviii:' : -a ; a mors were Mist
Marie F 8.-ji.o, Gen- ral Studios
Siimm;i N J : Mi - Myra F Mini
(P . 51'*;':i E'.eonomie . Afkintie City
N J Henry M Dav . . P, .s;r:.--
f’ai “n.. Kat; : and Mi. Marjorie
>'. F).)ru!> Bn-ine—. St. Croix,
v- . !.a
The live a,*;!earned "high hoil-
Kllgcpi- AV. .luiin.’i:
1"- . N("."p>•; 1 New : V'. Ja
* ' ;’ >'('*'. ail r>i;-'U. •■* C :
Ro; cl. Va : v.' Piam R Pr . t<c Bo
| ini.’s:-. F: Reno Okla : Rwhurd !.
I James F.diiont;.,". - D
A and M: " AA' Wmfir’ui.
ii'i/iv Kconomii' 1 (*-)<'■ n . Ale*.
!.>.-♦ }' ~. f. U”. f imiLuitv g.
\ j-jo (’i)ii'ii! riitO" nit show ;n> idU* « -
v i ju them I b>vc yet. i><- <"'t
, lu'T d. "to :.pi a ehiiT'ch which look
,i *. ilfi "i 1:i tor* i’> o- "f lL- P‘
,i c and :! • eoilceUmi (Tal.r " bien
-d| a wfll attended, strnn4 -it'd
growing church.
apingie.'s at lea ' a meaning j
' |.. SS ; , •i> i to oe of I'.iud sh. m .
«..• G u-m m o- Italian an- i
j, esii * 1 ani sur. that the a-pu -
ition "f ■ v i 1 ; y :*T,c of y'-u o. to '•»*'
!an Ar “lu'iori- tn foil mot a semi-;
Arne-ran net a Negi'o-Ainerieni > .
•m: fa)' ala i euu : I PJipo’.'! U it' .
as an ii dividual to makf or bi eai
future or ihe ha a- of indiv-dual '
atvo.y without the nn-Aieeriean;
Miondicap of rape.
Dr Rnnciie mid the -raouallug:
. enit i • that (hey are a- entitled a
thc next man to negotiate the i
Tier of trie m dn-1 ream of Arnri
i iean life but that the course is nol i
i charted and the scboals of raciaii.-m ,
' are '.till dangerous.
"The American Negro suffers,
j cruel di.-ab lit ic- because of race j
i which are most Haul ant violation i
,f the constitutional tenets uno ;
ideals of the American democracy j
But the *-a\ in-, grace for the N'-grc j
i.. the demoeiat'c 'wart) and woof j
■of ihe society which permits tlu
' Negro to can v or. Ins incesant and
I heroic st m-glc to come into i:i~
| awn to win those rights, that dig
! nitv and respect for the Negro,
: individually and collectively which
' ul> his brightrteht as an American.
And. fortunately, the American,
v.ii te and black alike, has a con
■, science.
The fact that an individual Ne
|ji o wns success and acclaim in
' America should not blind anyone
!to the tact that Negroes s.s a group
still severely handicapped, said
jDr ilunclst “We are Americans
PICTURE FOUR
I
PROMOTE!!) In April, 11118,
Mrs, Kura E. Bailey was com
missioned by tiii grand eommaii- 1
dcr-in-chief of the Antlered Guanl
Department Dr .(. Finley Wil
son, as major of the State of
North Carol na Women's Auxili
ary of Elks Pot hr servire dur
ing (h«.‘ p- - t twelve months in 1
till. department, she was pro
moted to I !, Col, State of North
Carolina by the Grand Major
Gs ieral Emerson H. Gray, in
Wilmington. N C recently
Mrs. Bailey is trustee, clerk :
. art asst.-tant superintent of Faith
Pn iivti rian Chttrrh. : a i re.
tary-Uoa surer of 11 1 «;■ Atlantic
Credit Union and has been for l
!? vij.'iis. is a member of the cx
■ cuUve board and a membev of
tiie edueation committee of the
Rocky Mount Civic Forum, is
treasurer of the Elk Choral Club,
n blue ribbon seretary Mi/.p.m
T> rnplo No. 2f>i) with a a-and nn
Pinal button for her efficiency;
a financial secretary Sadie B.
D:tv:, p D R Coun. il, i. tro.ts
: uiav of the Civil Liberty Chib,
r.wiirding vcreiary N sii) Caro
i r.a State Association, va elect
'd attern ite delegate by die State
association to tbc Grand National
Convention to be bold San
Franci-co, California Ann s~L 1949
unci is owner and manager of La- .
Mon's Beauty Shoppe, and a no*
tarv P'lhlif VMs office., .-if ?!)!!
Ka-t Thomas -S', Rockv .'-fount
An a .MUftpetitive society The :*« ng
; i- hal'd even foi wiiitc Americans. !
; it is harricr for us.
: have firm resolve pe: ten-,
i-i/11-,- I! ;y,:ix< | , f )■)(' r.J|-A
until H i. no longer necessary to
i h r to i e f-.ei that X ' was tiie
•' ’<■ -ind X• -• , ;ii, a m,-,*'- of
are (.! ■ » ■■ MIC vein age, the
’ mallei - I- rente simple w h,lever
. striving SrK rificin;’*. nnd striiiz iT liU£i
true for black \ni‘u wue,
; myth ng imp- .-sible. The barrio
jof race arc formidable but they
can he n mouo'pci Inbred the ee •
:in he-tory of the Negro In this
country -as h-< a lusloty of on
tUitio.i.' relen!!eprogress ovci
Cs- bam , ! u-.e "Old Man Riv
r," f I.e X-gr. keeps "Tnov n
along." and if 1 know my people,
jibe Neprci ini) keep mi moving
1 : esolutc!;, along until hi.- goal of
! complete and uiw-j veml equality
i is attained.”
”1 have groat f:,jlh th <t the it mi
d vNiri u • all long f.v can and
■vi 11 >-,e achieved It - the kind "■(
world the United Nations is work-
jmg to bring about: 'i
j■* r.\ ifi .'I peace: i •> Id in which
| people practice tolerance and live
i togcthci in peace with one anotii
;Or a:-; good neighbors; a world in
>.>. men the re is full t cspect for hu
| man re-ii s arid fundamental free
bie-ms ff-r all within distinction as
l m race, sex, language. or religion:
I.) world in which ill men shall
walk logcthe! a equal-, and tvitn
' dignity."
\ MTARIANS von;
NAACP SI PPORT
BOSTON As part <»f 11m ‘eon
.tenet-vc effort'. 1 <d it , member-1
ship “'■< ; ioiit'U brotherhood];
among all races, creeds and cultures]
and. . , to fulfill and implement l
!>. ,ic civil and human rights." the
American Unitarian Assnc-a!i »r. at
its annual meeting held here this
week, voted full support of tie
NAACP
In a resolution submitted by the]
Unitarian Fellowship for Social,
Justice and voted unanimously by ■
delegates representing the denoin-;
ination as a whole, the Unitarian
Association t-ongi a tula ted the N. A j
A. C. P. upon its ‘fortieth ar.ni
i verstary of service to the Amen-;
|oan people" and suggested that its
I -onstiiutents "aid the program of
j the NAACP by urging participa*
'•ion if individual and group mem
! i.iershtp within its ranks." The As
• .mention further pledged itself to!
| support the “common aim;.” shur-j
jcd with the NAACP and to “press j
far the realization of these aims in
the Kir M iis iTRHifCoi rhurt
W EEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 19-10
AS TIME MARCHES j'
Continued from page one
i inatTi- v ind a) • i .Ida < H ,ra 1
!or | Mue Fioin la*in 'solidrio* j 1
i meaning "the sun i-iops” when.
! llie run stands still i. seem.-, before j
! itv-ving south again . . JUNE -f
! Birthday of Je.i.on-on Davis, tec j 1
I Presido'it of tiie. Conte Uirncy, . j
i JUNK 7 Daniel Boon ! lay an- i
| nivc. ■y■ .f tin (li.y ho first *aw I
j the i.)iue givci,- of Kentucky. . j
! .JUNE 8. ifisti the u.tieh quoted j
| much maligned E out teenlh Amend' j
m id ad''|ib'd by Congress, to Five
| equal pro'- , tjnn of the law to el’
Ip rs (| ti - horn a n.J nsturah.vcd m the ■
ju. S. it foi bad* au> State to do-1
! piive y person of life liberty i
|or propeitv without due process |
jof the i -'v '
j SECOND SUNDAY CHID-;
i I-REN'S DAY Eis obseivatiou
| began in the middle of the last con -.
j tury The lu st record of observe .
j lion w; .by the Rev. Charles H. j
1 . aaiarrf. pastor of the I'niversali.d j
! i.Y.mrh of tec Ror - mer In Clielsc.i.j
Max.-. rhe Methodist Episcopal!
| Church wa: the firs! denomination
io formally recognize the day.
1 ike mod American customs it
■had ii- rod: in :ho Old World.
' May Day was the day which end-j
I dren were confirmed in the Roman
end Lutheran Churches The chit- ;
, dren carried flown •- in a proces
sion to the ehurchet First called
I'lower Dev or Rose Day, Hie
change from May to June is a nat- ;
:-,ral lifting ,f tin date to conform ;
1 lire sc.t'-i>n of flower: . . JUNE
i j Fee t of St Barnabas An 1
■ i -so: i.:t o e'lid Jc ruem sponsor of ;
tho Apostle Paul with whom he j
worn on many missionary journeys.;
; One belief ;that he olways preaen- :
ed from the gorp-.d of St. Matthew.;
JUNE. 11 1777 Flag Day thfU
C-intirieotat Congress. -ttitin J
r-biladelphiij nbvptcd a resolution;
declaim a;
That the flag : the U. S. shall ;
ire of thirteen stripes of alternate !
' red and white, with a union of
thntecn siur- ;>( white in a blue
field, rcpicsciiling the new con
stellation This -lag wi; first car
ried in the Battle of the Bran.dy- :
wire, on sept cm be i It. 1777. It was
nr dr ;,v \1: .b.k:- Ro bcttCi
known Bet-V Bos-, of Gii) Arch
; street, philndctphia, at tt»e i * qi'Csr
'A George Washington. j
Tin su. nn PEori c
n r fit BtlliV S 1 At,KING
ABOUT. . .
THE NKGRO ISSUE AT Duke i
; UnTver>!tv Div iiidv Sehool, It was j
. reported ut the (. utohna lime:-.|
! Durham N C that Ft members of j
Min- faculty ■> :! of 17 voted to .td.- j
mit Nogs. Ces-nG A site:' n por* '
•rc leased i<-, the Durham Sun. Dur-!
h ~n N refuted the artiele stat-j
: ng that the Divinity School knew:
r.'Uhin;* of the -atd faculty urv.-v |
, r (i Die final decis on would |
w li meet June 1.
TH7 RESIGNATION OF JUDGC
MAMIE DOWD WALKER of the!
Dot h ns, .! o-M »e I.cr-dCi ■ |
th Irv , of h'M service., after twen- |
,x- .« .-• r , AG V'llkc 1 tf'.y1 1cd ’
;*i j h-! - ■ '■ ' r:, i tn ■> ■
itv-*'l tipp Her f of cdr*c*s hst •
i'K Cn of pcrsoioh intn Hrs nnd |
Mo’dainr. J M Hubbarci. -V N
Am < v ynd mfiny Durh?*mitcs of |
: r k:T or : 1 asey;
am'otmeed for Father Day; W ).
: Gdgn.-t. who visit vvd June 4 and
j, m Hubbard Jr., from the School
of Dent;-try in the footsteps of in’
illustrious pater J. M Si.
HARRY I? JEFFERSON’S new
~•!> , * Hampton In litutc -tuioond
cd by rx-coaching heads of great
mmmo an.-i M.-0,. . Mm- tendencies
1 t 1,, hoped
GEORGIA'S NEW B1 AC KM ARK j
ilj nc'ning of Caleb Hill 28 year-old i
. prisoiici wh< war- given to the- j
mobsters willingly.
ROBESON AND DtiBOIR'S back
ing by the African Gmup in N V.
-iorr fodder for the Klux ote-
I r-.ent in the deep Smith. T;v KKK
lin'd adve>'t into Gastonia in die;
! face of nation-wide mppe-i'ion to j
I tj,,. -i.m at tins period. THE HAL-;
LUB A GOO A GIN C H AIR MA N j
DAVID E. LH.ENTHA7, following;
the exposure of race condition at;
j use 'Atomic C.tv" recently by the j
i “Courici.” It’s not the '-■one re.ea- j
i sure but "wunv thars smoke j
Diiars fiar."
DH tv ELDER'S IN AUGUR A j
: TION. the first in lhe hi story of I
; NCC with a definite hope for the;
THE GEM SHOP £ b«h.i solely
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M'SIEUn lIAHVES, hubby of
tGioi.; 1 Garretti will receive the
Vgrep of Bachelor of Law., at How
uni Hu week past
'll Gratln will greet America
iron NCC thi; yen'- and the only
Icaith 'ill be tu 'he Htlne Ei <■ j
uomics field with fiv. couting otdj
JACKIE ROBINSON'S coiitiuue(fl|
.vi't sp.ifkinp of the Dodgers and
, ARRY DORY'S mighty Tugging
far tin Indians. . . MORE UOWAH
SUITS'!
FROM rm SANCTt VJ
I BROUGHT 10 hr: WOULD
rm, GMT Os ENDURANCE
My name was Carney
i wa,; the standard■ iioarei for the
Fifty -f. lit rth M ass.mb a setts,
hi dir War between the Staft:.*y
! i t ."cri *he colors foi Colonel
Robert Shaw.
Sot three nights we had been
w itliout sleep,
Fur two days writhotai an issue of
rations,
But when 'he word vnrne that we
we' .- to ! uppr-ct the Union
fte i and lake Fort M';tg"<tr,
VVe led the attack, boys, we led the
attack!
On one id< the trracherou?. bot
iom'.exx marsh, on the other
hand the sea;
Before u; the sweeping line of the
Rebels fire
1 climbed the walls of Hell that
night,
To giant Old Glni.v on the very
parapet
Before I fell t • a nameless sfrave
I WAS CARNEY--AND 1 PLANT
ED THE RED BLUE FLOW
Ell. OF COURAGE AT FORT
WAGNER . .
This is still another of those who
died that this Amoriea you love
; might be free and give you the
M-idit to Hie OPEN DOOR .
1 AS TIME DRAWS THE CUB
! TAIN FOR ENDLESS COM
! MENCEXTENTS AND GIVES THE
: GRADS A GLIMPSE OF THINGS
TO COMF YOUR EDITOR W
' W STRUDWICK, Jo.: Glet.n Street,
. Dial i.a in, N. C.
Sul. \ \u Noll it* With
\Army
OSAKA. .?• Stugraur Author
!ii in fjf Mr.- I.ucy Good
|af fin pennon Sheet Raleigh N.
(*., is a member of the 24th Infan
;‘ ■■ Regn --ei 1 r.i.w -r at ntied a*
iGifu. Japan. The .'4th Infantry m
Di part of the 2oth Infantry iTropic
i Lightning? Division, commanded
|:■ M,■; ; WiU'.im ft Kean
Serj a * N>>llie is a Squad Lead
jor in C.'tnpar.y A and recently ro
j tin in d ' ; Camp Gifu tr am guard
■ In!', at Kobe Base
I S' a M'ant N( 1 11 i*• < :d«TC.'i use A artv
■a- la!;,. 1044. receiver! h,, i*;j. ir
1 train ng a it.di.-m T»n'o Pa and
! departed foi overseas duty in
; M ■,ch 1946
j Cot'on. ,u!i f.ai in ihe lead
■ >n,j t«'vfii<- Hirers. - , ;»1 e. 57.4
[ need: in • !MB. eormpai rd t<> 58 t
”ttO 14. and RO f> per een! during
; the prcw.at period 1035-39.
Yifhj. Tbiityh&tfiA
liy Bill PADLSOH
r v l|Y
’z-;, a j ~~"j v _g.J' . | )pvj>
Jrf
‘T/Ooks to me like these hifrh taxe
are just a means of makin 1 erery •
one in the country poor ... so we
ran have the richest groTernmertt
in historyt”
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