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THE CAROLINiAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST SO. 1958
New Negro Congressman
Featured In Magazine
CHICAGO With the awes ring j
in Os Congressman Robert N. C.l
Nix, Democrat of Pennsylvania, u
brought the number of Negro Con- j
grSssmen to four, iru: largest since i
twice that number s/evoa on the
Reconstruction 44th Congress »1875-
77i, according to an article in the
current issue of Ebony Magazine
At, the swearing in, the House
responded with a standing ova
tion for Mr. Nix, and the South
Carolina delegation rose in a
body to greet the new Con
gressman. a native of Orange,
burg, C.
Congressman Nix. a prominent
Philadelphia trial lawyer who lias
his .son as a partner, began hi* pri- j
vale practice in 1024
Formerly deputy state's attorney- i
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| general, Nix came to Washington.
I says Ebony, with a liberal but cau
| ficus attitude; "I'm making no
| brash p. •.•dictions which may make
i me look foolish in the future. I’ll
represent the people of tn.v district
with integrity arid sincerity They
know my platform—-civil rights,
low income housing, school inte
gration- -and i know their prob
lems America cannot sol! the dem
ocratic idea successfully unless it,
lives and practices it at home,”
N. C. corn production is expected
to be 20 per cent more than in 1907.
Rhodesian farms average having
70 acres of tobacco.
Do not keep sows for more than
three litters.
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j IV WAYNE COUNTY -J, H. Graham, The CABOJJNIAfPS representative in Goldsboro and
Wayne County, submitted the above photos for publication this week, Tn top left photo is the King
■ fan-iily, including Mr. and Mrs. Main? King, Sr., Mr. anti Mrs. Garland King of Poughkeepsie New York, 1
I and son, Garland. Jr,, and Major King. Jr., of New York City, who were recent visitors with their par- I
ents at 320 W. Elm Street. On the right is Mr .and Mrs. Washington Davis of Los Angeles, Calif., and j
their two sons. Center left photo shows two Elk brothers, Elrie Hagans and Robert Simmons, sitting cm
the front steps of the Elks Home. Confer right photos Will Dancey of 1009 N. -Seaboard Street, a retired
painter, is seen in his office at the EH- s Home, giving instructions at a gala evening event. Bottom left
photo shows the home «* Dr. and Airs, M. E, Dußissette, M'S 8, Leslie Street- On the right is the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Holloman, CIS slaughter Street.
Eisenhower Says He Didn’t Ask
Wilkins To Quit White House Post
WASHINGTON - (ANP- - Pre
sident Eisenhower Periled Wednes
day that he had asked J. Ernest
Wilkins to resign his post as Assis
tant Secretary et Labor so that the
position would be available for
George Lodge, now chief o? infor
mation at the Department of La
bor.
The question was raised at the
President’s news conference, ns a
result of newspaper stories which
reported that Wilkins, the tep
ranking Negro m Government had
been requested to submit his resig
nation to make room for the sen of
Henry Cabot Lodge, the U. S A em
bassador to the United Nations.
INSISTS ON SEEING PRESIDENT
The printed news story claim
ed that the President's assist
ant, Sherman Adams had pre
viously requested the Labor as
sistant fiery, to resign. Wilk
ins. a President appointee, is
reported to have declined this
request and insisted on talking
with the President. During a
brief conference with Mr. F.is
onhower last week, the labor
executive was reported as hav
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ing "wept pathetically'. He is .
said Us have entered and left
the White House by a side en
trance to avoid reporters.
Mr Eisenhower admitted that he
did have some talk with Wilkins a
b®ut resigning, but it was a "con
genial talk.” Me said he did not
urge Wilkins to resign, nor ask
htm or anything else. He mention- j
od Wilkins membership on the Civ- ;
Miss Elsie Walton To Be
Married On October 19
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Walton an- 1
nounce the engagement of their
niece, and daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walton. Elisa
Virginia Walton to Griffin Wake
field. son of Mrs. Eula Wakefield,
of Pickens South Carolina.
Miss Walton is a graduate of
Washington High School and i
Shaw University. She is presently ■
,ii Rights Commission and added
j that he hoped he (Wilkins' would
S not resign that position even if he
1 loft the other post.
WILKINS “NOT ILL
The syndicated columnist who
went into great detail about the al
leged 'Tiving” stated that Gov. Ad
ams had told the President that
j Wilkins wished to retire because
j of ill health. But the Assistant S*c
! retary slated that he was not ill.
i affiliated with Stale College ana
I Granville County Extension Serv
! ice.
Mr. Wakefield is a graduate of
1 Xavier university College of Phar
macy,. Now Orleans. La. He is pre
sently employed as a field repre
sentative for the Central Phar
! maceuilcal Company, Seymour,
1 Indiana