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: ■■•' •' ’••bile supremacist i
1 ‘ '•ull’f! fly Patriot: of
u < - <j ivc public notice
}..f orsianlzation !
' ■ I ■' s>n election to
■ ; r • ,r;s.oola vskr*' ratliern
■’* fi ailw. Uitejiranon set to !
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«pr-<vrn« .or i;dmi : ..,iop to alt- j j
!.i t rn' boro; Mrs, Genevieve K
‘it veni.-p. f.n i niiinrn 'XTf XV it
lie x? Grime- r1 r - 11 -hr,r n aj-rl
.%•< Rebecca Dasi« Durham
Receptionist
For Ike Is
Laid To Lest
INAL HlriS \Rf Til ( ri
&COTTSVTLLK, Kv, (AHF.:■ - 1
Fui f r;. i .yve r■. ware bold p rre
last week at 3cott.~vi.oe Colored
Baptist Cbo'i'l? for D( No>.
Brown, th : ’ 53 ■ysru'-i'ild reception
y-t ;fnr Pi'f ydont Ki 'f'TH~!OiVCr U'lio
: died in his horn? i 3; ,i Fjlday
Brown b» Leon in Government
j .ser vice for 21 years
tie a mad :ci elementary school
her? and later was graduated
from the Uni' crsify of Uhnoi :
r ‘ni i: ivo'.‘i v*' his widow Mis.
Res? Ann Brovy. Washington..
land his mother. Mrs. Ora Brown,
i of Scottsville.
Mj rlcifitfcors
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' It's so peaceful and quiet iicr®
, 1 the court*rv'”
j white schools.
The bias action promised
i hv Kenneth Whibett. leader of
i '-he pro’ segregationist, croup, who
' vowed that his clan would start a
| petition calling for an election to
! close any integrated school under
. the mate's latest piece of bias leq
u-lation The new North Carolina
I segregation laws were added to
' the state’s Constitution after
; being passed hv voters
iW-a’nfco .n-3~ ,
H Vou Mint Tn Tike The ?r [
Out of Life
C Karl Lichtman
TKmple " 'Tift’t
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w#r«ni^aaxor4RKaiHKis.rr-.n^et'
with the famous
(Since 1931)
COST LESS THAN li,
• •No Bounce or Bumps j !
• More Safe Miles
* One Day Service I
W« h;»vp •
equipment, rnhbi r wr usr nn ' <mr rood smooth
to recap <itcs i« better quality than that iitofi in
v ,, UI - | j brand mi tires:
inch tires |
■ A -ro&h From Meredith Cotteg*
3VI Hillsboro St Dtl TE 2-7345 !
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Zion. Congregation |
Moves To New Plant !
BINGHAMTON. N Y The con
gregation of Union AM E. Zion
Church led by Bishop W. J. Wr,ils.
the Presiding Elder. Rev. A. E.
May, the Pastor. Rev B. C Shaw,
an edifice here Sunday to tjy. ex
pansion of the tenets of the Chris
tin religion.
The plant, which iticluiies ,v
J.trffc sanctuary and a spacious
parsonage, valued at siofi.onu
was recently purchased at a
modest sum that was paid in
cadi, is located in a white re
sidential section and had been
a «T> W"*. • s*
Uvii Rights Bill Facing j
Filibuster In Th e Senate
WA3H T NO TON ■ .\,np a
civil rights bill with a specific are
possl w protect, the vo ! -tng : ■ r:is :
of all American <m:?, .y , ap
proved Tuesday by* the House of j
Representatives and , <P m i > the
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The 28K-12S vote .ipnro- .*! crorr
in the House After the opposition
had failed in its lest minute ef
fort to attach a, "irhs’.-by- airv !
amendment. Tltis controversial
amendmept. winch would ii.-.vc 1
stripped the bill of Ml of it,;, cHec :
t! von ess was riefoafed by an out* !
right vote on Friday. Never*hoi.;
it was offered age in Monday by
Rep. Howard Smith, (D.. Va > but I
was again defetaed.
IiMFUAT MOTION TO
HI COMAirr
Its a final desperate effort, ;
Rep Richard n Pats «K.-Vu • of- '
sered a motion Tuesday that the •
bill be recommitted to the com- j
miftee tor writing in the amend- i
ment which, would in effect guar- j
ante? a jury trial lot contempt I
ci* The motion to recommit S
Ws? defeated by a vote of 251-115.;
The opposition ioonopol.u'.cri the !
entire clay Monday offering I
amendments u» the hi!], listening I
to debate on the amendinenU and j
callins for "kitier” votes.
The ri-'ht-to-'.vork" amendfienf j
which had been n.Ued out las!.!
w ■ -'k on the ground • that it was *
not gP-Vmane to the blit, v is re- 1
offered Monday by Rep, Monde)!
Rivers of North Carolina, But a-j
gam ->h was ruled out on a point|
’of order.
After the majority of ihe j
amendrfichto were detf-nted the j
bill cam? out practiceJ:v ;v if w;;!
prnpmed by the AdmintfUa*ion. 1
it contains four specif.K' point?: I
1 The estabUshment of a Com
mission on. Civil Kighi.;.
3 The appoint mo ci an addi-j
tional As.vjant Attorney General. I
3 Strengthening of tlie civil |
rights statutes,
4. Providme mean?. ?f fu'ther
scoring and protecting the rights *
to Vpre.
TO INVESTIGATE VIOLATIONS
The proposed cotnrtusrr-mn ’-'ill
be charged wt.ih the repporsilnli* y
of investigating allegations that,
certain citizens are being depriv- j
• d of their lights- to vote by rea- j
op of their color, race, religion,
or natoina! origin.
Information on the denial of
equal protection of the laws un
.... t .l ; , ' IfVV- !I '■ '' -
]»c.t.ed bv fhis commission and ap
praised under the laws and poli
cies of the Federal Government
Reports will be submitted to the '
. ...PS.-.
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RALEIGH <
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THE CAROLINIAN
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used bx the Methods;,* Church
tor a number os" years
j Rev. Shaw is proud of the fact
j that he has white parishoners
j and is now planning a proersm to
all* ac* many others Quite a few
took part in the rededieation core
monies.
The pastor preached the ser
mon at the morning service Bi
shop Walls preached he rededi
eation sermon. The prelate was
presented by Rev. May, while Mrs..l
'lay introduced Mrs. u r , J, Walts, j
A victory dinner preceded the I
;;pe,eia! service.
President with recommend a tipns
tor action
The addition:* 1 Assistant At-tor
ucy General will be a.-Mpncd to
the .1 ..lotice npp.iri ment m assist.
1h? Attorney General in the Ppr
formanre of his duties on the
question of civil it ihts . lolafcoi
STRENGTHEN CIVD. RIGHTS
ST VI I TI;
The hill proposes to errenpthen
the existing civil rights statute to
permit the Attorney General to
issue a peimanem or temporary
in.iunciMcn. or restraining order
agains* nrrsnns engaged j n any
aria or practices which would vio
late the civil rights of other etti
sens, mr-hiding the rfcht so vote.
T'hert* was no indication when
the upper chamber would dispose
of this measure and take action
on the Controversial civil rights
bill. Some fear that the opposition
will begin its filibuster iirnjifej*
lately hv making long and ir
relevant speeches to delay act-ton
on the legislation now under con
sideration, This would automatic
ally hold up action on the civil
mht? bill xh.ch lay tabled in
that body.
fSiife
And, behold, there are last
which shall be tire!, and there
are first which shall he last
-'■St. l.okr ,;0 ;
There are always among ur '
the "firsts" in all fields of I
activity, and it is traditional j
that we honor their material
pucces* and achievement, But, i
in God’s sight, the "firsts”
among ns may be the meekest,
the low-1.-est, the most humble !
of people—fer they put Him
Srst, and love Him.
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Mrs- Cross land Replaces Mrs. M. Gad sen
As Prexy Os State Beauty Guitarists, Inc.
NEW YORK CITY—Mrs. Maude
Gadsen New York's living dyna
mo who 16 years ago founded and
organized a small group of Beau
ticians into the New York State
Beauty Guitarists' Association, Inc.
and within a period of these 16
.years bull* an organization of 1,000
strong, graciously seceded -her of
fice of Presidency which she had
held since the inception of the or
ganization to Mrs, Viola Crossland
of Brooklyn New York. However,
the NYSBC Asso, is seeing to it
that that guiding hand and vast a
mount of knowledge and experi
ence of Maude Gadsen will be an
influence through her as the Ex
ecutive Secretary of the croup
Oiher Officers elected were Vice
Presideants Mattie Smith of Al
bany. r orelta Presley. NYC, Ollie
Snead NYC Albo-.tkn n
New Rochelle, NY , and Florence
F.llerhee of Jamaica. N.Y ..Corres-
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Fptarnpal Churfh FhMn
NEW EXECUTIVE OFF!
CEE of the Seabury Press,
publishing agency of the Fnis
cr-p d CburciVs Department nt
1 Christian Education is Robert
M Fuller rtf New York City.
The pres?; established in jokj,
ts located in Greenwich, Conn.
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VCM'K ENDING SATURDAY. JUNE 23. 1957
f ending and Recording Secretary
Martha Farrell of Brooklyn. NY.,
financial Secretary, Patsy Up
thaw of Yonkers. NY. Treasurer-
L ,-nnic Williams of Brooklyn.
Chaplain - Lillian Murray. .Jamai
ca. NY.. Statistician— Virginia
Wesby of Niagara Fall. NY., and
Beulah Ford n( Albany, NY . His
torian.
Toe four day Convention here
in NYC at th< Hotel Theresa drew
over 1500 with members and
triends in attendance nt all Ses
sions and affairs with the high
lights being the Sunday Devotion
■'Uih the Hairstyle Clinic in the I
day and ’he Crystal Ball at the
Hennaisanre Sunday night wher*** *
two Beauticians Marv Smith of
NYC and Ethel Collet- of Jamaica
won complete four-day trips to
tl-o v. r. , .
h •• uviCirtn,* Lonvcr:* i
!mn ;n New Orleans in August as i
Beauticians of the Year," Monday, i
Tuesday and Wednesday were ov- |
vcr-flow crowd days at the various |
m the Skyline Room at the Hotel i
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exhibit and Educational sessions
Theresa Tuesday morning the
charming Al’ce Lane, Basileus of
the NYSE Sorority saw to it. that
(he annual Sorority Breakfast was
both delightful and successful
Tuesday night enhanced the
Monday night affair Fashions
for the Love of It which was at
Smalls' Paradise, which Tuesday
night's Fashion FTow and Hair
style Competition iow at the Ho
tel Diplomat die,,- the "OOH'S
and AAH'S". when/Golden Brown
von the Trophy sq the best Hair
j '"yle. Lucille Sc hi. jer and Mamie
i Davis were Chai mail and Co
! chairman tor the a fair at th? Dip
| ientai and surprise \ all when Mr
Ruben Patton pren-nted the keys
t'> a New Rochclh, Winner for a
i i 9 Buick
Aii New York |s saluting the
I otic and onl; Mauls Gadsen who
• piloted the NYS to
i nth great heights i> here it is
| hound to stay under th* present
! officer