8,000 Heai Tar Heel Bishil In Sunrise Address: STH ANNUAL FOOD SHOW BEFINS MAY 1 THE CAROLINIAN !7. NO, ?* RALEIGH, N C , SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1958 PRICE 12c IN N, C.; ELSEWHERE 15c, Man Has Misused Freedom: ’ King Heart Patient Rape Victim Dr. M L King Mm is made in the image of K nd. but some of God's image has lo?I Man has misused ins • erdorr. ' Dr. Martin Luther King of Montgomery. Ala. told the ■ whence attending the Theological Aiumni Day observance for Shav, ' n'' ersd.y graduates here Wednes tome 2,000 persons were m -■ Tendance. (CONTINUED ON PAGE NAACP Asks 1 A Delay In Clearance ATLANTA —The National Asso ciation for the Advancement of Colored People Monday asked the federal government to delay an sis,ooo 000 slum clearance pro gram that it charged is founded on “racial prejudice " {CONTINUED ON p,\«B ?> Search Party Finds Nude, Dazed Man I»«MJ Kates, 36, who was found nude over the weekend, said t-ha* he had spent, most of one night exposed to «. cold rain He w» ■ discovered by a search party nea; Wake py>re,«s Friday morning. ovo* JfCONTBil ;,BD ON FAOJS « s: •»* »»-._ t‘-"' slated to appear on tv show —Mrs. Naomi Cannon, a- i KOS Pender Street. Raleigh, |<»ft by train last Thuvsdav fir and Maxine AsSiow. On (hr right the aprons ar<~ modeled h Misses i !Se,r 1 ork City where she was scheduled to appear on .fan Murray's t rea#urer Hunt" television program Mis. Cannon applied for tickets fne weeks ago. While in N<r« York sis a is visiting her tMi.jp*-. M". : • helma Brottfe, who is confined a! Roosevelt Hospital (STAFF PH.'*. to or cmas. r. .tones,'. i “■»>f ntandard Priutin£. Co. £CO-CE6 3. First 31 • Louisville, picther CAUGHT - Robert Payne. 23-year-old convicted burglar, sits at police station in Philadelphia last week alter ha* capture in which hr was hit over the head with a shotgun Payne and three other, convicts escaped from a police van. which was returning them to a prison from a police lineup. Pav „r and another fugitive had disarmed a Pennsylvania State Polio® officer in Bridgeport Pa before final rapture in Philadelphia. (UNITES* PRESS TELEPHOTO). C P 1 r tins 2,000 Protest “Miscarriage Os i Juetice” At Alabama’s Capitol MONTGOMERY. Aia More . ' than 2,000 Negroes, dressed in f their Ea-ver finery and many of The rally occurred <n a city : thm> carrying bibles. gathered in made tense by overt threats | * ! ' ont of fl,e Alabama capital Sun- from the R« Klus Klan. Bet ; day in an orderly protest against; regular and extra duty nolle*- I '‘mtscarriage of isisupe” j»i the! ; Cjoluls 0? <! - f SoutJy. (ettmmiED on page h Friction Reported Between Charlotte Pupils, Tgaslter CHARLOTTE 'The super in j tendent of county schools reporfc | eel Friday thar Plato Price High | School, colored, scene of an as sault by a. teaci or on a pupil last, month, is the source of more dis ciplinary cases than any other! school in 'he public system, of! Charlotte. ! State News —IN— Brief ! SCOUTS SLATE “HATRIBE” I RALEIGH - More than 1001 Explorer Scouts and their dates' are expected to go on a “hayride ’j to the Loclthart School. Knight-1 i date. Friday,' April 13. The trucks will leave Chavis Park at 7 p.m.' rind return around 10:30 p.m,. ac- j coruing to an announcement byj R. ft Toole, chairman of the ac-! ; tivity committee Mr Tool® said! tr.af several parents had volun- i fTONTWrUBB ON PARC Tt .» W, Wilson, MiperitUendeni., in reply to a reno tier's ques tions. also said that there had j been friction between Plato Price students and white stu j dents outside* school toomv. Rut he declared : ;>*■ (CONTINUED ON PAGF. 2) Third Week Popular! | R3V. B F RICHARDSON Golds' Shiloh Presbyterian Church : REV H W. CUNNINGHAM. Ralr First Congregational Christian | ELDER J T. POWELL. Durham Seventh Day Adventist Church REV. WESLEY BIDDLE. Roxbovo Mill Hill Baptist Church i REV It. w. BUTTS. Jamesvilie Piney Grove Disciples Cliurch ; REV. L. S. PENN. Raleigh St. P;;ul AME Church REV ROBERT L. SHIRLEY. Rair Davie Street Presbyterian Chu , REV CLYDE B. WALTON. Game St. .Amanda Church ! REV. J. W. JONES. Raleigh Fayetteville St Baptist Church REV G. R. LOVICK. SR., Panteg Antioch Disciples Church I REV R. V HORTON, Pitts boro Mitchell Chapel AMEZ Church REV FRANK K PATTERSON. Cl a Pilgrim's Hill Church i Contest Ends t "‘Homs” In Prison A man who told the. judge h* had now here else to go Monday was allowed to go to prison. dandle McDonald, fp, of Smitbfleld, asked Perieral •fudge Don Gilliam to Invoke a stv rrsonlh susprndrd sentrnre. Woman, 62, is Victim -- 'Jo: Jd nag- •?;«! 31 e£ W. ?• 0! Assailant WELDON—-An elderly spinster, j suffering from a chronic heart i condition, was choked and raped jin her bed before dawn Easter i morning, authorities reported i Monday. The wonurl, Mrs Dor* Khearin, 62, was under treat i ment. for shock and other in iuries at a Roanoke Rapid hospital. Tice physician said ip bid been raped and that 4H ■■ oh r-v r a l’sß Edition Os FoodShowTo Open May 1 ! The management, of the CARO \ LINIAN announced this week l that plans are just about com | plete for the 1958 edition of the j : Food and Home Show, which is slated to be held in the Memorial ! Auditorium, Thursday and Friday. May 1 and 2. This year's show, (he 6th annual, is expected to not on ly feature the latest in borne making, but is being designed to give houswives a, rare bit of educational information. A talent bunt has been scheduI ((JONTINtJED ON PACK 2) i ODDS-ENDS ; By ROBERT G. SHEPARD i ■ — ■—> ! what others are doing . Maybe our good folks here at: : home would like to know what i adjoining communities are doing about getting our people to ret — froNTTCMJrn nv rAnr ?> i f Bohus ! gt Mm tiy Contest Standings boro ifittO eigh l?3c i Church fli)o h cigh mo irch or l4O 1 so 30 1 I I irkion id t June 12, 1958 * PICTHER VISIT EMBASSY OF GHANA Dayton, Ohio area high school students visited the Eniba-sv of Ghana last week in Washington. D. C Thev are, from left to riahi, .». Mclntosh. Rno«eveH. M>la - >. Owens, Centerville; Sue Tjrties, Oakwnori; and R. O Mental), Embassy press aIU-hc (jrNITFn l’KF<« I TELEPHOTO). bishop Herbert Beĺ shaw is first pf reace tp Addreś n.j. By ALEXANDER BARNES HACKENSACK N ,T. Bishop !< ibert Bril Shaw of Wilmington. N. C, who presides over the sixth episcopal district, A. M. E. Zion Church hurdled another barrio here Sunday morning, when he de livered a message to about 8.000 persons* of both races, at the George Washington Memorial Park, local - . cd in nearby Pasamu; It was the IHh annual meet ing, sponsored by the. Bergen Cebaty OdHidi of fhti reties and the first time a Negro has appeared in the nrim-ipa) role. The services began at 6:30 and ended at 7:15. An Integrated ' hotr of 149 voices furnished tb r m* The entires *'irvft»e. v,v ears • v '/die up t . T and v<-»v heard throughout the area. Congregational Church Winner Os Top Bonus top Church Bonus Money this I month for the contest that ended i id week will be awarded to First Congregational Church, which re ported a total of $3,674.04 in pur- i ■ chase slips and receipts. Rev, H. W. | Cunningham is pastor, Davie Street Presbyterian church i wound up in second place and re- i i ported 51.415.31 in purchase slip; . and receipts. Rev Robert L Shir- j j Icy is pastor. Third prize goes to the Fayette ville Street Baptist phurch which ! reported purchase slips amounting to $147.3! Rev. J. W. .Tones is p,s. i tor. THE NEW CHURCH BONUS Money Month began Thursday, t CONTINUED ON PAGE It Defendant \ Gives Self Two Years GOLDSBORO Clauds .Alien of this city was permitted to fix hi p own sentence in the Wayne County Superior Court, last week end on a charge of breaking and entering and larceny in connec-! lion with a break-in at, the H. . and H. Service Station, j Allen pleaded guilty, telling : ! Judge William J. Bundy that h 1 had learned a lesson and Intended to so straight from then on. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Four New Ministers In Contest Four newcomer,’ entered tne i Minister's Popularity Contest dur- ; ing the third week, and one of l| them “zoomed” into third position i i as the runners began warming up! J for speed Rev. B. It, Richardson, pas- \ tor of Shiloh Presbyterian i Church, Goidsboro, moved up from second place, to first, a- , brad of eleven runners. He has 1630 votes as counted j 1 Tuesday at 5 p.m. Dropping Into second place u- < Rev H. W Cunningham with a J total of 1330 votes 1 He it paster J of the FirfD Congregational i - * (CONTINUED ON PAGE g) A n The __ pvel»> " introduced m*. . v , subrtr'. m* : R.r>. G h. Black --ell, pas'.or, Va 1 ; a k iVTrnoi*i a j A jy* t.** -•, . ! . . ’ M! ;1 ' : .. ’J-GNTtNUtP ON PAGE Dr. PeOTlnauguraMp t.HAIJLO’J rt. iCJeborate i. found! ng of Johnson (K SjfclpJPFi Uvea of >OO eav.rrn col tree;-. ui>iwr,,tics marked !V i,2.“‘2,2 y ,s "i; , "*‘iHfc l t 11 ’ ‘\v -V:,i .2 fit. .i-t's’, illF i.i. 'r bc-unta ' fM- if . r |l ' | t • !rr V exits m* ’r\cdi.Ki j at?l*.-'-. nA ’.. 'ily in a program rliat vmo mark* : *’ ’ ' ' lh ' * ' 1} i ' r ' i od ihs anmyfTsary of tha <« ok pa&z Church Bonus Money Buies All punches© «•!■*» or receipts pi-evemed to your church mu.-t come trim stole.v ,advertising in the CAROLINIAN. Each week carries a date in the Bonus Money period Purchases a!!*- ;* must come from the store during the week the "ad" appeal... No purchase slips representing a business should be submitted A'! tecetrta must come from individual purchases. All churches In Raleigh and Wake County a-c eligible Ail purchase slips must bear the name of the ..tore from which tr.- o:r --chase’ was made. Alt purchase si;os should be submitted tp the name of the churotv out ; should be in the office of the CAROLINIAN the Monday following close* of ; Burms period. In order that smaller churches may have an equal opportunity to abate ; the Sonus Money the following regulation is expedient.' No church of t nr ; 200 member- will be awarded is ! . Bonne Money consecutively. Is; shouic a I church of 200 or m> members receive Ist Bonus Money after the firs* per so. it would have to wait until the third Bonus period to he presented Ist aw i r | again, except whi re a ciiurch has llcrt or iess rirmhcrs, then it could win r-n Bonus awards uoi c 'ul'vci.i. Howevi.r, this doe uni mean r.sat second ; url 1 third awards cannot be sought consecutively. Consequently every church grew has the opportunity to secure an award every period N'n purchase of over S3OO from any one merchant during a week ran Mr counted. There It a e.eslinc of JLTIi per person a week to. grocery purchases So Uie event tit the same amount of purr ha set by more than one entry, hr award v.i!l be divided. Weekly purchase totals should he shown on esrh packet and total plarsri op the outside of the envelope carrying the period's elitre along with name > rtd address Bonus money earners will be announced in the Issue following the clos u* of each period. All entries remain the property of 'the CAROLINIAN. All tallying is 'iu.jl when the names of live Bonus Money earner- ate «- ooiinccd in Tin; t Alt Oi, IN LAN. and no responsibility is accepted by this ne s paper beyond that point No receipts from banks will be considered, except payment on mortgage . CAROLINIAN’S MINISTERS POPULARITY CONTEST Begins Thursday, March 2ft; Ends Thursday, June 13, ISSN Pastor's Name. „ Name of Church ......... .. ...... COUPON WORTH lft POINTS Clip this coupon and as many its you can gather for your pastor and send it to THE CAROLINIAN each u-pek At the end of the contest, period, the minister having accumulated the most points will receive s2o<i.on (two hundred'*. Second, an entire wardrobe consisting of suit, shirt, tie. hat., shoes and socks Third, sioo wrist or pocket watch. Listings will be made each week. Send in your coupon* so that your pastor will get his weekly rating. AH COUPONS must reach THU CAROLINIAN no later tha i Tuesday of each week. Address THE: CAROLINIAN, SIS E. Martin Street, Raleigh. North Carolina. I - J This Week's Advertisers The merchants hated below are CAROLINIAN Sotms Money Stores. ?• |W F Quinn Furnitur* Cts. Tip Top Fond Store* Mr. John w. Winters * 3 Umslnad Bros. Shoe Shill* Parlor •' ? H ' , H \GI 10 New Lm* oln f flfe Kloodvitmh Sfc. Tourist ftami Goodman x Mechanics & f armers Ban* p»rr"< WholeMler*. I;». Heatei Well ( mnpjny 1 J! . ~.. . ... i Cavrness Insurance Agencv Amh-4 ‘,'1)0,“ tdp*, , "'’ UM n Pepsl-Cola Bottling Co. of'Raleigh n’.il n. L- r «'jroi,na Builders Corp. oarr r* B k lon ' ,,an ' j Watson's Seafood & Poultry Co.. Ui*. R>k ,rv Umstead transfer Co & fond Ste.a s r S e F x ce cnmpanv iwi t *>"” rurniu,r '‘*>■ 1 1 cotoalal stores Woiuxe Hotel 1 ivrlls Beatitv College 'PAGE 12 Gent Watch Shop Lewis Sporting Goods r»r. C Karl Ltahtman CAGE IS first-citizens Bank A Tru.-t i> Acme Realty Company PAGE ■» N r Products rh. Capital Cry*-Cola Bottling Co. Moot General Tire Company Ra.(e* r i> P’inerai Hem- rh* Hood System Industrial B*i& A. * P Super Market ’ s M. Yours Hardware )

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