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PAGE EIGHT No Troops To Enforce Civil Rights, Voted By Senate j;jdfijs;hfsd; [plan bkm : ticians meet—• RJtJ. K -ir Wickham, Xa-tion pl V d I .it the National B'." 'r ' n-luri.J.-’ I*4in« lei* • k,-.; . t,to;illV. .Inhnson, [ ; it]* :il ■> ! lie I 'iiti'-i --bm "i !;■ ftcauti* : »nft \ssopia elon, bur ' .;n’aint(i forces to ItViaK- the mstiluip o! eosme At Rocky Mount: U Reception Held f:VU f IS A t. % 7 " * ! C»EAT " ,'* ' SOUC-S! TlAa : -.' f ; - .<*& j&f . -4s Wo. ■: 'N O W Showing pupi ■v nr-wx*. -t ..rnrnni»-«ri»r>i>r>ni-» r- - r .v—i -n-n-. tamm n TB u miiiinr-iiMiniwwf niwnirmnin»jLrni rw nniiijiiri mirm n n».i r-ii-i-i--nr—r mnufitinr: I | Tmd yomei[ I \ a fetffe fefet... !mij Budweiser | Ki*g 4 f&tm I HARRIS WHOLESALE inc.j 1 615 W. Hargett Street Dial TE 3-2724 | B i tnlogy anti the beaiifieians’ con vention scheduled for New Or- ; IrstK July O' Aon .$ and Ang. 4 to Aujt.R, respectively, one of ] the largest in the history of the organiaseiiori f ive hundred beau- i Brians in the siafe are ronprr atinr v it!, them. IANP) By .1. B. HARKEN | ROCKY MOUNT The lovely home of Mr. and Mrt Robert 1,1..'.yd, 425 Magnolia Drive. was the ionc of a delightful reception thir month honoring the marriage of then daughter, Miss Maggie Ree Lloyd, to Pfc. George Gilliam, Jr, ! of Fort Eustis. Va.. which was con -1 sumated June 25th. | The bride wore a street-length : dress of white embroidery lace | fashioned with a round neck. A i white satin bow' draped at the side and the dress was sleeveless. Mrs. Gilliam wore shorf white gloves, a white lace hat and a cor sage of pink carnations. She car ried a white purse also. Arrangements of mixed sum mer flowers were used te decorate (lie living room for ' the o. vision. The (lining room uhl'c was covered with a white lace table cloth ami centered with a triple tier wedding cuke which was flanked by white i candles and green ivy. A program of weeding music was I presented by Mrs. Ruth E. Me ■ Laurin, pianist, and Mrs. .Ella B j Miller, soloist. Presenting guests to the receiving line was Miss Lei* la Laws. Mrs Mable .T Hines re ; c-ived the gifts. Mrs. Mavis Knight i and Miss Eioise Pittman presided | the punch bowl and served cookies, mints and nuts in the j guests. The bride is a J. C. Smith Uni | versity graduate and a member of the faculty, at Conetne, X. C High school The groom is a native of Talia hasio c, Fla . where he at'ended i - id.- A and M College The cot:- :; i<- tocf- a brief unannounced ho nt-yiTa !.n. Ml Call Vote Shows j Unanimous Approval ! BY STAFF' CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON <ANP) The! Senate made history Monday' when it. agreed by a roll-call vote i of 90-0 to adopt an amendment j proposed by Senator Knowland i <R., Calif ), and Humphrey <D..j Minn.J to strike out any reference! in the U. S. code to the use of i troops to enforce civil rights laws, j The amendment- would repeal! that section of the code which | empowers commissioners to ".sum- 1 mon and call to their aid the . . j naval forces of the United States; or of militia,” if necessary to exe j cute lawful performances of their ! duty. | The vote on this amendment ! caused oapitol observer- to com- 1 j ment that they had never seen ! such unity in the Senate of the ! United States and especially on I any part of a bill as controversial ■ as the civil rights bill, j This decision was made on the S eve of the bis debate on whether | or not Part 111 of the bill should ! be struck out. Senator Paul Don- I glas. leader in the civil rights i fight described Part 111 as the ! tool aimed at guaranteeing "equal j protection of the laws to all per i sons regardless of race, creed, or i national origin” as provided in i the 14th Amendment, | Part til is the essential pari, of i the pending bill, proclaimed Don- ! Bride s From N. C. Minister Weds Choir Leader BROOKLYN, NY f ANP) ! The wedding of the Rev. Charles | E. Lewis, Sr, to the former Miss j Jessie Daniels was sotemtzed at ) New Canaan Baptist Church Sal -1 unlay. The Revs. John Arnold. I George Wright and Y. Sanders ' stood by as the Rev. A W. V.'ii ! son, pronounced " the sacred vows. \ reception followed the wedding at the home of the newlyweds, and the cutting of the four-tier wedding rake by the bride higlightod (he brid al supper for the wedding par ty Many gifts were received. The bride wore a torpnoise i semi formal hridal gown of net with matching veil and crown in .sequence, which was designed by her sister-in-law. j Member? o? the bridal party j were the Rev. Wiiiiain H Antler- j i son. Philadelphia: Mrs. Mabel I)a- : I nic-ls, the bride's sister-in-law and 1 her husband: Mrs. Lucille Daniels. I ! mother of the bride; Mrs. Pearl > i Jenkins of Savannah, Oa„ mother j , glas. as he emphasized his oppo ; sitioM to any amendment aimed ! at deleting it. ! He credited liberal Democrats | I with refusing to accept any coin- i ! promise which does not, do both i j of two things: ! Permit the Attorney General ! to intervene on behalf of individ- | I uals who are being deprived of ! their Constitutional rights. Permit the Attorney General !to intervene on behalf of locali . i ties which want to carry out decis .l ions of the Supreme Court, but J ' feel they are prevented either by 1 local mobs or state authorities.'' j Dougla, characterized the first of those cases as "being far the ■ i ir>o’'» important but perhaps the I I most, reluctant to grant. Yet It is j ’, needed because the Negroes of the ; i j South who ere poor and subject j i to economic, social, and political ! j pressure in their communities j : 1 need help in fighting their case. ■ Part 111 will give them this pro* i : teci.ion. The Illinois Senator said he felt !! that "Congress should support and carry out the forward look l mg rules of the Supreme Court in ■ upholding the dignity of man in r the law of the land which should 1 not duck and run in the face of pressure from those opposed to the f rights given to all in the Consti tution.” ■ of the '.room: Albert Mapps. Phil* i adclphia; and Mrs Beth ora Mil i Pson. widow of The church's foun j dor. Mrs. Lewis hails from Golds boro, X, C. She was former president of the New Canaan Senior Choir. The Rev. Lewis formerly pastor - i ed in Philadelphia, where he at* I tended (he New Era Seminary. ’ and lias been pastor of New Can j aan since 1955. Hr is president of the New Era Baptist Convention : of New York and an officer in i other Baptist organizations. He } was a widower and has three chil dren by hi? previous marriage. Four Dramas Staged At AM College GREENSBORO Four plays, produced by a class in Acting i and Directing at A&T College were warmly received last Friday night. An audience of a few more than 400 persons sat. under a { clear, starlit sky to witness the i productions presented out-of-doors from the steps of Holland Hall. ; A melodrama. "Fog", the first | play featured: Eva Dillard, as an elderly woman: Mary P. McKay, as a middle aged woman and Mu- I rie Foust, as a young woman It i was directed by Ernestine M. Green, Damascus, Ga. “In The Mist”, a chilling thrill- j er has a cast including Carrie E. j Johnson, Taylorsville, James A i Streator, Greensboro, Luther l Johnon. Jr, Greensboro and loia i Clark, Newberry, S. C It was di-j rected bv Anthony Oittings, Bel- j haven. A comedy, “Meddlin'", fea tured: Marian 6, Morris, Pen dleton; Mosella, Ritter. Car thage. Nan Shelton, Martins vilie, Va, and Clyde E. Page, Wilson. The play was directed by,Edna Seales, Winston-Sa lem. The final production. The Bell" was directed by Nina M. Pearson of Lillington. The east included: Vivian L Hayes. Greensboro; Elizabeth S. Jones. Asheboro; Mary G. Knuckles, Gaffney, S. C , Ger trude Johnson. Greensboro and Virginia L. McLaurin, Bladenboro. The class producing the plays v'as Instructed by Sylvester P. Clarke, chairman of the Drama Department at the college. ■W&sgp Then said Jesus, Father, forgive ‘hem; for they know not whai they do ~. (St. Luke 23, 24.) Do you ever fmd it hard in your heart to forgive anyone ? Do you sometimes find it hart) even forgive yourself?.., On the Croaw, Christ Jesus asked {.kid te forgive those, who were crucifying Him for tli« Eternal God of Low j and Mercy ttfifl forgive and He hears even the smuHlesjt prayer, DRIVE SAFELY THE CAROLINTAN “Golden Rule ” 7 axi Driver Performs sll,2oo.ooDeed NEW YORK fANP> Though . he stands a chance to receive j $11,200 whirl he found in the ; back of his taxicab, veteran Cab j bie Harold Petrie, 65 years old, of • Brooklyn, is as happy over his j good deed of turning in the money, ! "l know it is what God would j want me to do," he said Petrie, who has been driving a [ taxicab for 25 years, resides in - Brooklyn ;nd is a staunch mem ber of the William E. Moss Broth- j er-hood of Concord Baptist Church, j i D>. 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Tlk passenger Inter was found to have been Democratic Chief Carmine DeSapin, who denied nnv knowledge what soever of the bundle of old notes of SSO and sJOrt denom ination. . Petrie said he usually checked j bis cab aft r a passenget gut out.. \ i But this time he failed to look in the back seat, for some time after ! Mr. DcSapto had left. When hr | I look'd back he raw a little pack- | | age in the midle of the seat. He - , took if up front with him, but did I ! not. have lime In examine it im- ; j mediately. When he did unwrap it i - the small fortune in bills rolled ! ! out. j See BURT - FOR ALL KINDS OF ■REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Satisfaction Guaranteed! Burt’s Garage 92.3 So. Blount St. Dial TEmple 4-9175 RALEIGH, V C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1537 lie immediately drove to tde East 35th St. Poiire Station and turned the money over in the polico. After h search, eiii er-is agreed that it was arms < t«-r\ where the package might | have come from to get into :| the cab. if not claimed within | 90 days, it will become the j property of Petrie. When asked what he would do | • STANDARD and PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES • duplicators The Original CAROLINA TYPEWRITER CO. C V. DAWKINS, Nter. 115 S. Salisbury Street RALEIGH. N C. Telephone TE 2-4K92 i I ; \ .'V /T\ ,> Straight BOURBON ' “«*i«y Zz: ir <tAWMN«eu»r,. itm?: FAMOUFIfiKIIf Week-End Specie* FRESH GR \ti n LEMON SHERBET LAYER CAKE Spec. Price $ J 29 FRESH VELVET POUND CAKE i Lb. -1 Lb. and 3 Lb, Sizes Chocolate and Lemon Meringue Pies 35c each GLAZED DONUTS (Best in Town) 40c Per Dozen DELICIOUS CINNAMON BUNS 36c Per Dozen Wr —Arr—Open—All—Hay—Wednesday—All Through IS urn met FAMOUS BAKERY i«7 S. 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Income from farm ownership i? the only major sr.riT* of ucomp which has shown a slump since 3951 NOW IS the le ’ , i' . >rp pies for fa!! seeded < r t "oVELLA MATTY COU.EGK Kegisfration for the \ ss7 . 5$ Term will bee in Tuesday. Sep tember .1. at '} a.M For information Write: Mrs. Christiana J. Pitts President 400 I AST MARTIN rsr • T Raleigh. N. C.
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