Cleric Brandishes Shotgun
' I o ' flt war l W iii te Hoodlums
MEMPHIS Torn i AMP'
The F.s-v D*. ('harks H Mason
•••? Bishop f* H Mason, founder
end present head of the Church's of
f !"1 in m is» threatened by whims
he brought a home m an
' nii oeisthborhood. Sunday
■o. notice- on his tormentor; In,
■ ■mg i gun from his front porch
The Mason, ' ho lives in the
■•s'lUit'. * nrivif 'v area. was seen
•unds> with a rhot. gun tn his
i-jivi. Hr a Dpr;ivert on the pi.vch
i> uh f l '-o sun lu't as do?.on white
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REGISTER
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j Sunday afternoon vigil on lawns
I across thfl street from the minis
| tort? and one other Negro resident s
home
f}« V vo r pip t o
The sun va? not fired. Two yom
*o puR d the minister bark into
b's hour*’ Rev Mason said his ap
pearance u ,-r- a warning that hr
wa* pr?pv.-ed to defend himself if
further gunplay is directed at his
. home
I >ti r hr shoved r* porteis
hot's in i living room window
I nd Irnnf d«m screens and a
asark tss the stone exiert-sr o 4
the house He said they msr#
caused by buffets fired *t his
house during a three-week per
iod
Rev. Mason told the frustrated
whites. .“I will not. be driven from
my home by violence. If I choose
to move out, it will of my own free
wilt." He bought his home two years
asm
Mrs Alir» G Rosebrough, who
also lives on Glenview, a member
of =i croup formed to drive the Ne
groes out of the area, sa'd her group
would continue to meet each Sun
day through all kinds of weather
until all Negroes move out or this
community.**
Negroes own three homes on
Glenview, and two white home
owners have announced they would
•ell their homes to Negroes
Have your ami nemta ©r favorite saying
stamped in "glow in the dark" tetter*
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each with the pane! from oae-haif gallon
carton of portals from * quart carton* of
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ST. PHSLUF’S HOSPITAL
fiK.AD Miss Yvonne Jeffries,
daughter of Mrs, Essie llictnnan
I of Washington Terrace, has ,m ,t
| returned home to her mother
after graduating ftom the Medi
! cal College, of Vitginia and the
School of Nursing of bf Ph.il
: lip’s Hospital of Richmond. Va.
; Miss Jeffries is a graduate «f
i Washington High School and
received the B S- degree at s»haw
j University, this city.
Gets Prison
Term For His
Birthday
TOLEDO O. f ANP) Joseph
I Riley was in court on his 2tth
; birthday last week, but it was not
a happy occasion for him.
j His birthday present was a i-tc
-20-year term in the Ohio Penitenti-
I ary,
He was convicted of stealing $3.25
last month from a service plaza on
the Ohio Turnpike and violating
his probation on a burglary charge
Riley asked Common Pleas Judge
Harvey G. Straub for leniency, but
the judge said: I n ish you a hap
py birthday, but you'll have to so
to tbs penitential y "
Witchweed
infestation
Is Climbing
I Witcnweed has spread to 422 ad
ditional farms in North Carolina
: since November 1057.
J. W. Kelly 11. state supervisor of
! the Plant Pest Control Division of
' USDA. reports that 2,185 Tar Heel
j farms are now infested with the
; dread parasite.
: “Reports of new infestations arc
; sfiti coming in every day," Kelley
; stated. “While July August arid
i September arc considered the best
! months for locating witchweed, re
j ports will continue until frost."
i Robeson County continues to be
| the geographical renter of the in
festation That county now has 1
; 092 infested faims and according to
; Kelley the number is "climbing
| fast ’*
On Ml* IS (Sip number of
farms dfferied in other counties
were: Bladen. 325; Columbus.
2595; Cumberland, 192: Samp
soa„ 152; Hoke, 95: Scotland, 27:
Harnett, 17: Duplin, 15; Pender
Ift; and Richmond. 1.
Kelley did have one word of en
j couragement: witchweed has not
! been reported in any new counties
; this year.
In addition to the North Carolina
j infestation, six South Carolina
| Counties are also affected. Kelley
i reports infestation in these eoun-
I lies is also rising, but not. as fast as
in North Carolina.
"Witchweed was not disco’vored tn
North Carolina until the ummer of
J 19.56 H is a native n f India and
South Africa, arid just nou if. got
Wake Scout Leaders
Plan Big Round-Up
Th«= Wake Division Srout or -
ganteQtion arm Extension Com
mittee met *a t ".t west to omhe
plan,', sot !h' F*'l Round Up in
Wake County. D. fi S“fL chair
mun announced
The commute* 1 set •> goal of -toe
• tiew w-outp aprt 10*' ocu Leaders
| for the fall proa re.) u. rh® group
‘ i-s planning a. bis we-hier r ust and
i football mine on October 11th to
j climax the bv: juTsh
Every unit le <dit wHo rr.
emits fi oi more nnt scouts
j t.o the North Carolina-South Carol
ina bordet remains a my.-l ry to
agricultural experts.
Local research work on control
and eradication of v-dctuveod is
just be.unnin’ A. few control mea
sures;,. based o<i experience in nfhrt
countries have been suggested !o
j North Caraolins farmers.
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i ;<s7 Your Kitchen to a STAY-CLEAN
ELECTRIC Range
Modem homemakers point to Reddy
os a shining example of stay-clean
cooking. They key their modern way
of life to an all-electric kitchen. And
their master key is the spie-n-span
cleanliness of a new electric range.
Mo cooking "on top of old smokey"
for these busy ladies with the modern
outlook on life. They live better and
cook better, electrically.
You too will find that pots and pans
start clean and stay clean with the
(CAROLINA POWERS LIGHT COMPANY )
r-rr
vll! receive ? fountain n't:
and unit round-up banner.
.rout thai rerrutts an
other youth will receive a
■tojinrl lip p.Urh."
‘ j Those awards trill he presented
, on October tlth in Chavis Paik.
prior to the football game.
“Worry Is fib* a roefctng
choir- -rives you something
to do. but doeun’t get you a&y
--i where-”
fife GABOUMJUf
WEES ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, .1958
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If flame-type cooking dotes yowf kfWfS>»
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prices now offered by many eiectrks
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When you do, you'll strike a stay-dean
keynote to modern kitchen
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