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PR HFI.tN C». EDMONDS
... to -.peak at Raleigh
Or, Edmonds
Will Address
Bapt, Women
Dr Helen G Edmonds, professor
of history st. North Carolina Col
itge at Durham. will speak in
Shaw University's (Jreenleaf Audi.,
tortum on Thursday, .Tune 12. at,
8 on p. m
The history making professor
first unman in this country to
«eronri ihr nomination of a can
rlidai' for the presidency of the
tinted Siates-ftll Ibe I lie sued,
speaker for the Woman s Bap
tist Foreign and Home Mission
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Vth Wreck
Victim
S'lccumhs
‘ LLMINOTON A Maria
fr' .-i t a nip Leifum* died F'rids
n; ■ and •'■ oughi til® death to
rr:"T! • *w Hanover County's woi"
I; ;'r> V arcs den', in I l ' years
t w o-car ?masMf> May 34. to ?ev
«om,’n injured in the ae.
r ! ni. Mbs Lvebn Fogle, H -
e.f Dc-lro, remained m serious
rpodition here- Three injured
M:; rir.es v ere .renor'erf in t j sr
► c'T-ut er, 9 f th« i. amp L®-
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Hi! And Run
Iriver Bets
i l Months
L i no v R"’uc? Campbell. 26. o
i”b , c.r.i- irfield Street war sen
teheed to 12 months on 'he road
fl'i’da’, alter pleading to charge
ol hit and run driving.
fij-hre Raymond Mallard
banded down ib* sentence a s •
i'-y Camjshell admitted i!
!v-- who struck down an rigid
vur-e'd ghi with an au!oriVr
bile on the afternoon of April
tS *H« «as return ins home
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State News
. Brief
WOMAN i? LA SHED ON STREET
FALEIGH A. 36-year-old wo
man • as seriously cut here Sunday
right as she reportedly walked
through a crav'd or S. Fayetteville
Street Patrolman .1 B Farmer am
H D Ingram said Miss Paulin?
ICON TINTED ON PAGE V)
Y COLLISION KILLS FIVE _ A nait'A of fui !eti wreckage rem».tP'> of li»i» automobile in which three
died. Two died in the car that hit it. The collision occurred in the city limits of Conover. N. C.
recently, t LPI TELEPHOTO),
The Standard Print me to.
esd-zze s. First at.
Lon isvlXi& *
Ligon Captures State Baseball Championship
55 PUPILS AFFECTED BY SCHOOL TRANSFER ACTION HERE
THE CAROLINIAN
VOL 17. NO .36 SATURDAY, JUNE 7. ITSB RALEIGH. N. C PRICE 12c IN N. C ; ELSEWHERE ISc j
Tavera Closed After L overs Caught
Church lard Killer is 'fried
Woman Gets
10-15 Years
For Slaying
M: ; Victoria Jack .sort Ha'c
of Camden Steel v*s hail
.10 to 15 year? m p -or Tun
alter she pleaded guilty to eba;
of mansiaußlitei t T the Wak®
perior Conn
Mrs. Hatchrll. whose
v,. tried before. Superb
miri Judge Raymond B. Mu
lard late in the afl*. I'noon, '■ :
charge?’ with * iir April
slaying of Tame* GUn-nn
tCONTINUED ON PA OF »»
Farm Pend
Claims Boy
in County
•a
--1 CREEDMOOR A 12-ve:n' nil
boy drowned Sunday while givn..
i h.is dog a bath in a f arm pond i.
IWfike County.
Marshall W. ' Bennett. coroner
ol Wake Count.?, identified Ih?
youth as Otha L°e Johnson of
Creedmoor. Route 3
The utctcleni occurred m i.
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Victim Os
Shooting
Dies Here
Louie Games. 19. of 3! McGc
Street died at S . Agnes Ho,pita,
over the weekend following
shooting Wednesday over 70 cen
and a tray of barbecue.
John Waiter ' olemaii. 23, of
I’PS Walnut street, is charg
ed v it Is bloving •• hole through
Gainer.’ stomach. Coleman
vim has been held in Ci<’
'Yake Count.v .fall without
privilege of bond since the
shooting, is pxperifd to he
charged with murder.
Coleman was quoted by Detar
e Lt. R A. Liles as saving th
hooting occurred this way
Gaines and coleman were at th
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i.f i HONORARY DEGREES Four-leaders »n international affairs, education, social work and
htjMnc s wore awarded honorary degrees b.v 4<vT College. Greensboro, at the commencement rxerrisei
heiri ihri e i.e.i Monday. Those honored were, from left to right The Honorable Daniel A. Chapman.
amh?‘sadnr from Ghana to the United States and who delivered the commencement address: Paul H
Lroon. superintendent of (be state Morrison Training School at Hoffman: John R- Larkins, consultant.
. r Department of Puhlie Welfare at Raleigh at»d I R. Merrick. Durham, recently retired vice-pres
urui and treasurer of the North Carolina Mutual LiL Insurance Company. Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs, right,
president ot the college, presents the degrees. Brown, and Merrick are graduates of the college.
Final Con til Shows Or. N. Harris
Ssrnsred 3,094 In Primary Here
Nelson H HanT- newcomer in
iht political arena for a seat in 'he
i louse Representative.-. feom
Wake County, made s creditable
showing in spite of the fact that the
incumbents had » field dav and
«. eve i elected to of ice in the May
31 Democratic Primary.
The official tally of votes in
diegled that Nelson Harris re
reived 3,(04 votes, many of
which '-’ ere east hv white con
stituents.
Harris, a Shaw University pio
.-sor. entered the race for this pri
mary and became the first Negro to
run for a seat in the House of
Representative- - suite Fusion poii
lies in IS9B Ho was hacked in his
campaign by a Committee of
I'rserjftr
THF. FOLLOWING MEN. «.!] on
eunibenir.. won their seat? in the
Hou'-o of Representatives:
W. Brantley Womblr. I ft. 036: Phil
' p V Whitley. 9.14!>: and 9.293 went
■ W C. Harris.
In the senate rare, a possible run
, f will be held The two men in
vn’ved are John Jordan, who poll-
ed 7.175 votes, and Thomas F. Ellis,
v, ho received 5.560 votes
.i>idc° William V Sirkett encum
bent, won reelection for the judge
chip a rosint of ] 1.063 votes *n
Grosby-Garfield Pupils To Attend
Washington Junior High In Fail
Many rumors have been cir-: i
culatfld among the local citizens ■
regarding the transfer of pupils
irom Crosby-Oarncid He pool to
the Washington School.
Some even said (here would be
transfers from toe Lucille Hunter
School.
The CAROLINIAN sent 3. re
porter, Marcus H Boulware tv'
Votes Pour In As Statewide
Ministers Contest Nears End
If n riy church hopes to move
into a higher bracket, it must be
done by June 12 or not at. all
Leading in first place is Rev B
Ft Richardson, pastor, Shiloh
Presbyterian Church, Goldsboro,
with a total of 20.530 votes as
counted Tuesday at. spm.
Rev, H. W. Cunningham, pastor
of First Congregational Christian
Church has never lost his stride
tn holding second place. He now
has 9,430 votes.
Freewheeling in the third place
Is Eider J T. Powell, a steady
runner, who polled 7.050 vnt-
Hr is pa., tor of Seventh Day Ad
ventist Church in Durham.
Still in fourth place is Rev L.
S. Penn, pastor, St Paul AME
Church. Raleigh, with 2,500 votes
FROM THE LOOKS of things.
!ODDS ENOS
By ROBERT G. SHEPARD
| POSTMORTEM: The. primary
hast Saturday did not attract U>«
I vote expected from either race,
j Percentage wise, there were ac
! tuaiJy more Negro votes cast ir
1 the city of Raleigh than whit-
But, again percentage wise, leg
than 13 ner cent of th ß registered
(coJvnmJED on page ay
William T Hatch's 6.634 vote---.
Russell Nipper, the encumbent
for Wake County Superior Court
ftONTWUEn ON PAGE 3)
the office of Raleigh Public
Schools for official information.
The facts secured show that
approximately 55 pupils will
he transferred from Crosby -
Garfield School to Washing
ton School I" become effeel he
next September when the
school term begin;..
(CONTENtJED ON PAGE 2)
anything can happen in this con
test. Who knows, if you enter,
your pastor in the race, he may
be the dark horse" to win.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
Eleventh Week Popularity Contest Standings
REV. B. R RICHARDSON. Goldsboro • 20„i30
Shiloh Presbyterian Church
REV. H W. CUNJNINGHAM, Raleigh *MW
First Cong relational Christian Church
.ELDER J. T. POWELL. Durham ">MO
Seventh Day Adventist, Church
REV. L. Q. PENN. Ralph * 2,M>O
SI,. Paul AME Church
REV WESLEY SIDDLB. Roxboro •< h'JlO
Mill Hill Baptist Church
REV CLYDE B. WALTON, Game- • • 1310
St. Amanda Church
REV. F. D. FULLER- Guilford 1.320
Reynolds Chapel Baptist Church
REV. R. W. BUTTS, Jamcsvtilc MO
Pincv Grove Discipler, Churrh
REV ROBERT L SHIRLEY, Raleigh 750
Davie (Street Presbyterian Church
REV J. W JONES. Raleigh
Fayetteville Street Baptist Church
REV R V. HORTON. Pittsburgh 2««
Mitchell Chapel AMEZ Church
REV ft. R. LOVICK. SR.. PantCgO 340
Antioch Disciples Church
REV. JAMBS PUGH. Fantego ■ ...
Lily of the Valley Church
REV JOSEPH JAMES. Jomesville 130
St Galilee Church
REV FRANK PATTERSO,N. Clark ton * t*l
Pilgrim's HilJ Church
Contest Ends June 12, 1958
BULLETIN!
Ttn- school integration suil
hroughi by the parents of J*i•
iteph Hiram Holt, Jr., of Obrr
lut Road, may not he heard lira
til next fall, t’hicl Judge Simon
K. Sohelotf of ihr Fourth (hr
eisil Court of Appeals sa rl
Tuesday that lie planned to
look into (he matter,
Mack's lea
Room Under
Padlock
Mack's Tea Room, a taveiT in
which a white woman and a Ne
gro man were a-rested last- week
on morals charges, was padlocked
Thursday hv Sheriff Robert t
Pleasants The tavern is located
on Cross Street.
The padlocking order was sign
ed by Judge Henry McKinnon, Jr.,
of Lumberton, who war holding a
term of civil court in the city.
Sheriff’s deputies Robert, Ti
Linton, Lewis Waters and Leste
w Kelly served the order on Mack
Bunch, operator of the bustßes...
Miss Ruth Solomon. 31-year-old
ir-oNTtvrm ’oh part n
Atty, General
Sees Danger
In Bypassing
PEMBROKE State Atty Gen
Malcolm B Seawell says that foi
North Carolina to close its schools
| as a weapon against enforced ra
-1 cial integration would be suicide.
"I know that if we in North
! Carolina should close our sc hoc 1
we would cut our own throats —
economically, politics 11 y and
spiritually.” Seawell said. "Our
progress would come to an end.'
Scawell spoke at inmmfnic
n,eni exercises .Monday
Pembroke State (‘oilrge. He
noted (hit the U. S. Supreme
four! cannot order the stair
to maintain Ms public schools.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE *)
Bonus Money
Month Enters
Fourth Week
i . -'
The fourth week of the current
Church Sonus Money month began
Thursday morning. June 5, and
ends si rmdnighl Wednesday June
5, and ends at midnight Wednes
day, June 11. The current month
v J1 consist of six weeks
Cburrhes tbit hare won
bus Money cash awards lr> the
past ace loud In their praise «f
the CAROLINIAN S Bonn, Mo
ney Program which, since last
(CONTINUED ON PAGE * v t
r.VVir.MriN OI HATH ln a di".prptr bid for .1 I bird
Governor On»al i » ihus of ArUatis >s is currently making * grass
cools e3n>p,(inn of bis slate, spirirlHlE Ills anll-srhool •ol»?ra»i'«i
doctrini. lanbws *s nol alone, liowr'fi liie inf a moui 'Eiiaini of the
I illit Rack vino! crisis is joined to bis in; vide bv *ll *br« of b‘ ■
opposition candidates. ii i. intimated that Vecto«?- ml! «ot* h«?
gcai'ist Faubus in Hir August !? Democratic. primary tsr.'W'SFEF.sS
rno m*i.
Maryland Jones Sparkles
As Little Blues Triumph
Tlip IJlt!r- Blur-;- nr li-f .1 W. I,ic
on High School user! a even-run
fifth inning for an ! •-? victory ovci
Asheville's Stephen's-! ,ee Hi-b
School baseball mani Tuesday niu'u
nl Chavis Park. Ligon Uni; emerg
cd as ili! Stale Negro high school
baseball champion
in* Rpsemafi. ■> t>ij righthand
pili-iirr for A'-hcvlllr, hr|ii Hk-
LHIIf hlun in chrrk for f o '"
Ctiwrch Baisas iasiey Rules
Ali purchase, slips or receipt ■- pitsenied to your church must come from
stores advertising m the CAROLINIAN
Each week carries a dal> in Ihe Bonus Money period Purcnsses eiijihis
must come from the store during the week the "ad" appears
S'Jo purchase slips rrnre.'.fintuig a business should; be submitted Aii receipts
must come from individual purchases
All churches tn Raleigh and Wake Courtly me eligible
All purchase slips must bear the name of the store fro n tvtucb tns cur
chase was made,
Alt purchase slips should be submitted tn the name of luc church and
should be in tne office of the CAROLINIAN tne Monday lollowtng clrr-s of
Borins period.
In order that smaller churches may have an equal oppn(unity t > snare ,r.
the Bonus Money J lie following regulation expedient Nr church ol 1 t<
200 members will v, r av'-nded hi Bonn- Money couseeutc ,-,y i- ahou-d a
church of 200 or more member; receive hi Bonn. Mont v after hie fsi-t n*r
it would have to wait until liic third Bonus pei md In he presented ' t a
again. except v.tiere a rhiHcb has 200 or n- mrmbei , then it could ‘in i p
Bonus awards eon oeutive!;. Hnc.cvr;, II : fleet no* "lean that ascend ■-d
third awardt. cannot he -.ought consecutive!'. Conseauently every chui ch er>v,.
has ihe opportunity let -enu. an s eat'd every period
No purchase of over S3HI trnm any one met, h.<nt durlm; a week ran he
counted.
There is a retime, of 3113 per person i week tot grocery pun hti-es
In the event of tip same amount, at purchases liv more than one ettlr. the
award will hr- dirltled.
Weekly purrhese totals should he shown tm each pai ket and total plated on
the outside of the envelope c.Hiymg the period 3 entry a Urns with name md
address.
Bonn; money earners will he announced tn the Issue fallowing tit* ctosiru
of each period.
All entries remain the property of 'lhe CAROLINIAN
AM tallying Is final when 'he names of the Bonus Moors' rumens •! ••
no,meed In The CAROLINIAN, and no responsibility is at repled b.v this n- • s
paper bevonrt that poim
No receipt* tro,., hanks will he roosidrird. except payment «p moil; r.'i.
iimini—iMi idliii'i in Tiruum in a—i on iiiiiin«iMWitfia''»'~iiwriiin—rvniiPTiTinr"—i —r
(‘AROLINIAN’S M!NISTEftS |
POPULARITY CONTEST
Begins Thursday, March 20. Ends I hut;,day, June 12, 135 ft
Pastor’s Name . ——
Address :
Name of Church
COUPON WORTH 10 POINTS
Clip this coupon and a* many as you car, gather for your
pastor p.nd -.end if- to THE CAROLINIAN each weak At the <wl
ol ihe contest, period, the minister having accumulated the mast
point* will receive $200.00 (two hundred) Second, an entire
wardrobe, consisting of suit, shirt.. He hat. -hor- and stocks
Third, SIOO wn.sl. or pocket; watch. Listings will be made c»eh
week. Send in. /our coupons w that, your pastor will get his
weekly rating.
AH! COUPONS must reach THE CAROLINIAN' tin later than
Tuesday r>f each week. Address THE CAROLINIAN. 513 ( Martin
street, Raleigh, North Carolina.
This Week ’$ Advertisers
r he merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
I'AGP, i i < P sups, Market
rt&glv Wicslv Bout hern Bell
jtasel s at. Tnuftfi Sard ware
Midas Muffler Shop ’’AGE W
Security Bcn.ltV Company bum iwortfc St. iuurist Homs
New Lincoln talc Mechanics * Farmers Bank
Hnlftsh Sating'. & i* '» »-"H>k»u j Heater Well company
soul hr in Furniture Comps".) Caveneys Insurance Agency
, Prpsl-Cola Buttling Co. of Raleigh
■the capital Coca-Cola Bottling « o Carolina builders Corn
VmhaMMdor Titrate" j Watson’s Seafood * Poultry Co. Lee
Hud'.nn-Brtk , ompany (Instead Transfer Co. &, Food Stan
Mi i,,hn VV. Winters ! Dillon Motor Finance Company
PACT; S I Duma’s Esso Service
CacV.lna Power A Light « ompan.v I Ridgeway's Optician*
r F, Quinn p tiinituitr to. i Warner Memorials
FAGL V Deluxe Hotel
electrical tv hole vile'",. inc P \GK II
.lover & ftollev Furniture Co. i Sine-Fit. Sea, t>‘rt f >ntet
.iohnso«*Laia»y companj
sirat'-Cituesa Rank A Trust ti: Famous Bakery
Gem Watch Shop '-’AGE 18
CD-eUa Beauty Collage N C. Products
rtale.'ih Futifta! Homs Acme Real*”- C.ojnp.Ujy
Me C. Karl Lichtman Bunt General Tire Company
Ccloa;j 1 Sturcr. • .“» jt; '' -
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