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! beauties are the members of the
Queen of Hearts Club of Char*
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eluded “inderent exposure”,
beaten and later fined $l5O for
disorderly conduct and resist
ing arrest.
Parson accused the two youths i
of being on the back porch of their
home at night, dressed only in
their underclothes and whistling
"wolf calls” at the policeman's
two daughters. Both boys pleaded
innocent to the charges, and said
Parson beat them over the head
with his pistol and kicked them.
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j Betty Cay 130 Fayetteville St. ~ . Raleigh 1
FRIDAY NIGHT ’TIL 9 P.Mwn—■
fntle. the "Queens' staged a
dance at the Excelsior (Tub last j
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THE CAROLINIAN
2 Negroes Kidnaped,
Beaten In Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. < ANP) I
Two Negroes kidnaped from these j
early last week returned with a
story of a beating administered
at the hands of four white men. *
\,/T * \ NCOtWRES • STRAIGHTENS
j| v Ray SStabrns®**
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AT AWW
v ulortt and c«»wt»lfo
FAYETTEVILLE STATE
TEACHERS COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
OWed Stat«~svpported, T*ach»r- Training Institution
in North CaroHnx
Beginning With The Fall Session
ADDS TO
THE STANDARD COURSE 3N TEACHER, EDUCATION
• Commercial Education
| • Auto-Mechanics •Carpentry
MANY STRONG FEATURES!
• Laboratory School situated oil the l ampu;.
• Rates always reasonable
• Bureau of Placement for graduates
• Atnoosiphere conducive to senovm study
Further details write tot
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
FAYETTEVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
I Fayetteville. North Carolina
FRESHMEN ENTER SEPTEMBER 11. 1967
FALL SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER !ft, If>.1 f >.
1867 1957 j
St. Aupsike's College j
Aflf AIVMNSIimN C MitM viewing ntudent work during the* Art Festival at. St. Augustine'* are; \lism irtih*
Field*, Raleigh* Mary Mfrtmne* ifarrieit Bryant, Wilmington; and Johnsie MHehell. Wendell.
.
• A.B. and 8.8. D&grea in Art and Music
• Sciencs and Mathematics
® Social Sciences
® Business Education and Secret a pin! Sturfi-,
• Health and Physical Education
$ Teacher Training, Elementary Education
and Secondary Education
• Pra-Theological, Pre-Medical, Pr«- Dental,
Pre-Legal, Pre-Social Work
Fall Term Begins September 12,1857
! WRITE THE REGISTRAR
JAMES A, BOYER, PreMdfcnl
safe*,**. .— -mzjbxzx .
I Harold Cunningham. ’.9. and
j Henry Silent, 21, stated that they j
queiioned about their activities •
parked car and driven to a wood*
* ed area and beaten after being
| questioead about their activities,
cm the proceeding Saturday,
Both said they were working |
on the date in question and had
no idea what bad occurred.
Cunningham said he didn't |
| know where they were taken since
i they were forced to be on cne j
i floor
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I RIVERSIDE INN
5 MILES EAST OF RALEIGH. N. C.
THURSDAY A A C T
m m H I 51 .50
August #C AT DOOR
9 until 1:00 Fni 1 * us Srrvu ' n
With A.d'.'nre Ticket
4 : i ATTRACTION
the r~ • -i
“Breaking Mr- Heart"
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HAL SINGER
¥ IT “GET WAY *%F
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Accredited by the Southern Associa
tion of Colleges and S e c o n d a r y
Schools, and Rated Class “A” by the
American Medical Association.
Member of the Association of Ameri
can Colleges, the American Council
on Education, and the United Negro
College Fund,
WEEK ENDING SAT , AUGUST in t?.n?
for Basting fgljgfef
hoy fever 1 »•
Dr. Guild's Mcynleift
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