On Public School*
Hi-Racial Association
Asks Total Integration
The Carolinian
North Carolina s Leading Weekly '
VOL. 21, NO. 24 RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1962 PRICE 15c
Fo*Elk’s Convention Head
Faison Draft Talked
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Registration Goals Being
Set By Citizens ’Association
Three-way
Race May
Increase
BY J B. HARREV
SEABOARD Some forty to fif
ty FJks, Daughter-Elks and friends
of John W. (Jack) Fateon, popular
Not thampton County organizer,
former exalted ruler, now grand
auditor of the grand lodge IBPOEW
(Elks) gathered at his home Mon
day ntght to urge him to make the
i ace again in May for the presi
dency of the North
ciation of the Improve Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks of the
World. Hobson R. Reynolds of Phi
ladelphia. Pa., is grand exalted rul
er.
Faison made the race last year a
gainst Rev. Kemp P. Batite of Roc
ky Mount, who has held the post
fo r 15 yeais.
Paison, while not committing
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Former Howard Prexy
Speaks Here Tuesday
Dr. James A. Boyer, president of
St. Augustine* College, has an
nounced that the College will hold
its Fifth Annual Honors Convoca
tion. Tuesday morning, April 17, at
11 o'clock ir, Taylor Hall. The Con
vocation address will be delivered
by Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson. Pre
sident Emeritus of Howard Univer
sity.
At the Honors Convocation, re
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DEATH CAR Five persons wen killed and two wounded in this automobile Sunday near
Sunbury as ttys auto, exceeding the speed limit, missed a short curve and plunged into a tree. The
accident occurred on rural paved road 1413 just of N. C. 32 near the small community of Muddy
Cross It was the worst traffic acident in the history of Cates County. (PHOTO BY BALDWIN
RENNER).
cognition is givfcn students who
have qualified for membership into
Alpha Kappa Mu. Beta Kappa Chi.
Sigma Honor Societies. Also stu
dents are recognized who are listed
Phi Kappa Alpha, and Sigma Rho
in Who's Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universi
ties, members of the College's Hon
ors Pregram, and students who
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GROUND BREAKING CEREMONlES—Principal* In the rrotand
hrmkinc ceremonies for the new HesHh sod Pine Arte Center at St.
Ancastine's College, an shown shore. At left is Reginald Lmeh. who
has served the eollefe for the past half eentarr. Lynch removed the
third spads of earth from the site. In troop pictore are left to ri*ht
Thomas C. Powell, trustee and chairman of the boildinc committee;
A. J. For, contractor; James Edwards Jr., architect; Mrs. Elisabeth
C. Beotb. associate secretary of the United Thank Offering; the Rt
Rev. Richard H. Baker. B‘shop of the Diocese of North CsroMtoa-
Dr. James *-Bayy. St. Aacnstine's president; and John Epps Jr,
president, National Alumni Association.
Local College Begins
Big Building Program
Ground breaking ceremonies for
Dm new Health tnd Fine Arts Cen
ter at 9L Augustine's College were
held Sunday on the North Campus
The Rt Her Richard H Baker.
ID. D, chairman of • the board of
Stroud
Resigns
Post
A series of mysterious circum
stances appear (o surround the re
signation of W. T. Stroud from the
Raleigh Housing Commission this
weak.
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trustees, lifted the first spade of
earth, declaring the area on the
Noth Campus the official site of the
new butiding
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Driver’s Boast Pays
Off When Five Die
SUNBURY "Man. I know how
to handle this car”. These are the
words Donald Vaughn, a 22-year
old Portsmouth. Virginia, man used
to describe his driving talents aa
he took six friends to a dancs in
Gates County Saturday night.
A few minutes later. Vaughn and
four companions were involved In
a fatal wreck, three dying on the
spot, a fourth on Sunday, and two
passengers Injured.
The grinding five-fatality acci
dent which pushed the State fatali
ty rate tnto double figure* occurred
as the speeding car failed to make
Highest In Dixie
WASHINGTON On the basis
of the 1000 census, the South has
a higher proportion of Negroes of
voting age than any other area, tht
Census Bureau sveeled here Satur
day.
In Che South, the 1900.000 non
whites of voting age accounts for
18-2 par cent of the voting age pop
ulatlon of 22.100,000.
250 Hams, 40 Dozen Eggs In
Annual Hawn A Eg
State News I
—IN—
Briefs J
SUICIDE
BENSON Larry D Tart »,
farrrier of Benson, shot himseif to j
death Tuesday morning as hi« sis
ter struggled to take a 22 ca.ibre
rifle from him
Police said the man's sister tried
to take the weapon from him after
be threatened to kill himaelf
SEERS OFFICE
PLYMOUTH Carey Bro* n of
Plymouth has announced tu will
icosmnuiß on root n
Ministers
Vote Mixing
By Sept
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SALISBURY - The integrated
Salisburv-Rowan County Minister
ial Fellowship, Monday, called sot
non-segregated seating in the lo
cal theaters and for the beginning
of rchoo! desegregation by Sept.
, In a statement adopted unanim
ously at the April meeting of the
Fellowship, the ministers said:
“We believe that all men ere
egual under God, and before the
law and that ne man should he
discriminated against because
of his raee or his religion."
As preparation tor integration,
(he Rowan ministers suggested a
program of public education which
obviously would be necessary for
both adults and school age popula
tiuwl
With tegards to school de
segregation. the statement cit
ed both “our Christian faith*
and the United States Supreme
Court’s decision of 1934 In urg
ing that “the school hoards of
our community . . . begin ta
Initiate a logical plan of de
segregation by the September,
1962. term *
Citizens
Ready For
Campaign
Responding to a call from the
'Registration and Voting Committee
of yie Raleigh Citizens Association,
about 40 persons, represents!
som* HO churches. Greek letter or
ganisations, fraternal groups, civic
and social clubs, met at tha Blood
weaUi Street YMCA. Thursday ev
ening. April y
The group, wag briefed concern
ing the purpoaa of tha meeting by
J. J. Sansom. eo-ohairman as tha
Registration and Voting Committee,
Dr. John 11. Tilley, who led tha
registration drive in Baltimore. Md.
which accounted ter over 90,000
new voters, impressed the gathering
wiih his remarks on the importance
of a single vote.
I It was decided by the Woup,
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a sharp curve on a rural road,
slammed into an enbankment and
smashed into a tree, leaving the
vehicle ripped open like a sardine
can.
Three of the victims were from
Portsmouth snd two from Surrtm
ry near where the accident occurr
ed about 9:40 p m on a rural pav
ed road about six miles from town
The Portsmouth victims were t
dentified as Vaugtin, 22, Shirley
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W EATHER
Hie five-day weather lerartS
far Raleigh area heslnains Thurs
day, April IS. and rnnttnulng
thrnadh Monday, April IS, la aa
followa;
Temrpraturee will avaraca aov
aral degrees ahova normal and
raia-faU around aa Inch Thuradav
throagh Monday. The normal htfh
and low temperatures dt-TS. Mild
tosaporatnroa and unaattled wea
tbar throughout the period with
ehaneea of mattered thowera and
thunder thowers about everyday.
| N. C.’s Best
On Auction At
Smithfield
"Ham and Eggs In Orbit with
'Ham and Egg-Strrmart"* will be 1
the theme of the 15th annual John- ,
(ton County Ham and Egg Show t
slated for April 11-13. ,
Hundreds of ham and eggs pro
ducers and buyers are slated to be j
on hand at the Jihnston County ,
Livestock Arena on Hi#tway 30! \
between Smithfield and Selma to ;
take part in the festivities \ <
Sponsored /fey the Smithfield I
Chamber of Commerce and the Ag- i 1
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Raleigh Businesses Join
The Carolinian In Saying
mu units
May Your Stay Be
Pleasant And Profitable
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CONVENTION PRINCIPALS Pictured In top pa nr lof pictures
art keynote speakers for the NCTA convention to be held here Ihla
weekend. Top row ahowa Got. Hanford. left, end Carl Rowan. Bottom
row ahowa Dr. Martha E. Dawson. left, and Mra. Vivian Maaon. Bot
tom panel ahowa poraona sacking offleea thla year In the Association,
left to right, top row are: Dr. Lafayette Parker. W. A. Foater, Walter
O. Byera, and E. E. Waddell. Second row. aame order are: Mra. Jettle
D. Morriaon. King A. WUllama, W. M. McNeil, and M. M. McMillan.
Third row are: Dr. Nelson H. Harris. Mias Mildred Martin, Mrs. Ge
neva Bowe and Mias Edna f. Smallwood. Bottom row: W R.‘ Collins,
who will preside over the meet and will turn the gavel over to the
newly-elected president. C. J. Barber, acting executive secretary, and
»• who Hm aervod as coordinator for ttic convention.
Barber May Be Choice For Ex. Sec.
A major problem facing the
North Carolina Teachers Associa
tion tfnin week when it aonvenes
here for the annual convention,
will be the election of a permanent
executive secretary.
Since the death of Dr. William
Greene, who had held the position
for many years, the Association has
not hpd a permanent person In the
managing position. However. C. J.
Barber has held Dm position of act
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ODDS-ENDS
BT ROBERT G. SHEPARD
*
"Strengthen ye the weak
hands."
"STRAIGHTEN UP AND PLT
RIGHT"
This bit Os Negro slang is meant
to admonish persons who have been
■lack of direlect in the peformance
of their duties to take whatever
steps necessary for improvements.
We think it is appropriate this
week as the North Carolina Tea
cher* Association converge upon
the Capitol City for their 81st Ann
ual Convention. North Carolina Ne
gro teachers are meeting this year
at a time that discussions are going
on at all levels regarding the ef
fectiveness of the teaching they are
now doing. They are meeting when
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CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
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PAOB ■
Betty Oaf
Horton's Cash Store
Hoods i t |k Store
PAGE 1
American Credit I a
Brttlsln's
n resume at' rt s
Baker's Shoe Shop
PAGE t
Hudson-Belk Eflrd's
MrLaurin Parkins Co
Mechanics A Psrmera Bank
Auburn Pontiac Co
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Raleigh furniture Co.
Nhoe Mart
Raleifh Loan Office
Peebles Grill A Hotel
PAGE 1
Handers Motor Co
Weaver Bros Barnhler
Aulo (Mat vunf t ompatiy
Booker Cleanm
Anderson a Upholstery Shop
Alston a ( ale
Blount St. Barker Shop
Petklea Hotel A Grill
I H Lund.lord
Rainbow f ah Co
Deluxe Grill
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Colonial Stores
g E. Quinn furniture Co
■alelah Punersl Home
Acme Realty Company
PAOE t
AAP Pood floras
McLeod, Watsca A Lanier
Major Pittance Co.
Chariot Dept. More
Standard Concrete P red Bets Co.
S. M. Young Hardware
Correa Coal Co.
PAOR IS
Pepsi-CoU Rottltng Co. of Raleigh
Dtnon Motor Finance Co.
Serea-Up Bottling Company
Carolina Builders Corp.
Ridgeway's Opticians. Inc
Blood worth ft Tourist Rome
Deluxe Hotel
Warner Memorials
PAGE II
Governor
Keynotes
Convention
The No:th Carolina Teachers As
sociation will hold its 81st Anr.ua)
Convention here April 12-14 Mora
than 3.000 delegates from schools
thioughout the state are expected
to attend.
Headljnirg the convention wil.'
be keynote speeches by Gov. Terri
Sanford: Csrl Rowan. Deputy as
sistant Secretary, U S. Depart
ment of State: Mrs. Vivian Mason,
Special assistant. Puolic .Affairs,
Peace Corps, and Dr. Martha E.
Dawson chairman, deparment of
elementary education, Hampton In
stitute.
Sanford will address the second
genet at assembly on Thursday at
8 p. m. at the Raleigh Memorial
Auditorium. He will speak on hi*
nationally recognized Quality Ed
ucation program
Rowan will address tha third gen
eral session on Friday at 8 p. m al
the Auditorium. Rowan, an out
standing journalist, has been the
recipient of numerous honors and
.iwavds He has authored three
books
The first general session wilt hesr
Mrs. Mason on Thursday at 2:30
p. m. at the Memorial Auditorium.
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Be Named
At Confab
Offices in the Ncrih Carotin*
Teacher* Association will be up for
grab* this year when the associa
tion holds its annual meet here this
week.
The NCTA nominating commu
te* it a meeting earlier this year,
'nondhated IS persona to fill vican
cie* emirring (Ma year
Nommated for the presidency of
tha AaaoatsApn a/f <©v ' Jhvattf
Parker and RJ A. Ip*tec*vßrf pre
sident nominees are Walter O. Ev
er* and E F. Waddell Running for
recording secretary are Mrs Gen
eva Bmve and Mis# Mildred Msr
tin. Nelson H. Harris wllUrun op
posed for the office of treasurer
Nom'nee* for the Board of Di
rector* Include • ? J. El«bev. King
William*. W M McNeil M M. Mc-
Millan. Mrs. Jettie Morrison and
Mi-=s Kdna Smallwood
Dr. Parker Is head of the depart
ment of pevcholoev at Winston-Sa
lem Teachers Cnllrce He is a na
tive of Jacksonville. N C and re
reived his education at Favettpvill-
State Teachers Oollrgr, Columbia
University and the University of
Pittsbm gh
He is a member of numerous ed
ucational organizations -.
Foster principal’of Fast End El
ementary School in Goldsboro, re
ceived his forms! education at Liv
ingstone College. Salisbury and Co
lumbia University
He is active in church and ctvlc
affairs snd Is past president of the
Southeastern District rs NCTA He
also Is a member of the Goldsboro
City Board of Recreation.
Byers, a vi-e president nominee,
is a graduate of Shaw University
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Thomas' Red and White Pood Store
Stephenson Music Co.
Mother A Daughter fashions
Itiielgh Paint A Wallpaper Co.
Lmstead’s Grocery A Transfer
Gem Watch Shop
Weaver s Textile Co.
Marilyn's Shoes
Ralrlch's Paint A Wallpaper Co.
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Maut Plano Co, Inc.
Prpal-t Ola Bottling Co. of Raleigh
Boat. Jewelers
' Goodman s Ladles Shop
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Mac Joseph \
Town A Country furniture
Itmler « ghoe Store
PAGE 1*
Rove’a of ( ameron Village
I C Penny Co
Acme Auto Service—No. I A 2
P \GE 10
Plsslv Wiggly
Rhodes furniture Co.
Hunt General Tire Company
Raleigh Seafood Company
Secnrlty Market
iiunn a Esso gervlco
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The fabric Shop
Italetgh Commission House
Newsome Roofing Co.
Dunston'i Texaco Service
Stephen s Appliance Company
' Arm# Realty to.
: Raleigh Furniture Co.
boxen-Up Bottling Co.
W. A G. Upholstery Co.
American Credit Co.
Burialoe Company A Rumors
Capitol Rargaln Store
Raleigh Paint A Wallpaper &.
Ideal Plumbing A Beating Co.
Capital Vacuum Store
O. S. Tucker Brae.. Inc.
Auto Insurant* Service
Sir Walter Chevrolet Co. t
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