THI eAftOLtlU tIMtl MAMM «4lii 1M«
APMT
ttvm i»»g* on«
vilto, tk« adop»d horn* of
p«rwt». H» i» • grwluaU ol
SUU Nomal, now
Tt»ch«r» C«U«ff«,
mud has • B. S. D«»r** in Agn-
•mltun from »nd T Coll#!*!
■tifl K of ArU D«gr«*
from C*»tr*l Univenlty of In-
d;uia nuyoring in «ocio3ofy.
Jtitrim WM born in Al»m^nc«
coQZity. H* atl^ndod A *ad T
Coll««« i» 1813-K'. and •gain to
1^*6 and 18S8. Ht won honors
ft'i * Ntgro county a^ent, and in
IM7 h* orjaniied oca of tha
Ursaat Nakro 4H- Calf Ciui» in
tb« Zistiop, owning; ro*i»tered
Jeraajr calTet.
COMPLETE PLANS—
Ccntiaued fr.ni r{\;« one
f.om Silma ,^.d Smitiifield and
other caftejn ciiies •will rather
4t tta llictia;.! iJ. Uarris>,n High
•:y.ocl in an in;e;eJtiiig progrUn,
the climax of ^^hlch will be '^n
address by t..o s.at^ president,
L. E. Austin.
Other ofi'i.ers of tr.e 'orgWiia-
tioc ». «; C. A. Lau^slon, Haleigh!
fink vi^c prtsidci.'-; W. K. Haw-
k;cs, \Vir.»l n-bsLm, second vice
president; liu.ca Coley, Durham
third vice j)ri3iJer.t; J- Wiley
3'l>ci*^»on, Goldoborb, Io>rnJ!»
v.ce presider.r; Mrs. Kutii h.
Morgcui, W lndeil, csrr-jp nding
»ec»et«ry; Mrs., L. B. Perkins,
Sr.l;abury, recording secietary;
Misa M. J. Pe%*rc, Salisbury,
financial secreU-ry; John Nasb^
Winston-Salem, chairman of
fii^lLKial committee; J. W. DoaR,
GieenatooTc, treasurer. O. G.
Donnell of Greensboro is ctair-
n’an of the Board of Directors.
Mias Fannie R. McLead, Kaleigh
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LAY MOiLRtlS—
Continued f^»*n •H«
a suutharti w'hiU wowfip
tcld ths story of how th« Klan
in South Carulloa b*d l«fi a dis
abled Negro war vetar^ aaktd
on her front porch at night aftar
h; had bean beaten by th« Klan
nearly to deiilh.
John P. Davis, national secre
tary tf the Congrt'S*, in a atate-
irent to the pres* following the
meeting Isshtd out vigorously
v+at he termed the- “gross n«gli-
gt.KC of the Att.rnuy General of
tho United Skates in refusing to
biing inrtlant federal prosec^u-'
tioi. in these flagrant "f.les of
vioiationi lT the federal statutes
on pevnoiie und night riding."
Congresa olficial duclar-
*ed, "The Attorney General of
iii** United toiate may Uvt escape
rcspoiik.biiity luc having
Jw\ing tui.cU L'%eu to iiicsiiiiD|i.i.e
gfUAc charj;e of violation of leU-
eial luw bruuglit bci le tlie Ue-
pariment of Jusiice by niwn in-
tiividuuib and organisations in-
vm\ed in these cases. In the
G^wgia case.s^ despite
a.e i,A.rn'attidaviu of uujnaiou*
rvtgxo vtiifcvns wiio escaped from
a titorfcia i/lantalion to t'hic^i^u,-
me Federal Bureau tf Investiga
tion haa refuted to conduct tin
injuiry into the facts and has |
.i»tt)rmed the ortfanizaiotn pre-
.tilling the information to tliem
ti-at t!:e CiCise is ciosed. In the
ijuiiui Caroliina cases, the Civil
Clbe'nifs Gnit pf the. Department
of Jusiice has declared that tliere
wiii in most of the cases no
federal jurisdiction and that
they could not act. But in other
cases where the head of tli Civil
Lil>erties Unit, Mr. Harry Sch-
weinigate. In the li&iLter case in
volving a rign of terror by the
KKK against Jijgro ctiildren at
I an NYA camp in Lexington
I County, South Carolin4 the De
partment of Justice' has refused
to act. ••••
Dies
MRS. MAMIE BROWN
SUFFERS FATAL
HEART ATTACK ,
DU^RHAM — Mrs. Mammie
Brown, A^e 39 died at her home
iicre 609 Elm street, Sunday
morning at 11:15 as the reault
ol a heart attack that c^ime on
her suddenly, Mrs. Brown’s death
was a distinct shock to members
cf her ^»nity as weH as her
friends.
The deceased was born in
Wf.nning, South Carolina, but
had lived in Durham for around
cyjht y^Slrs. Sh« was formerly
employed as one of the ch«f
cooks at the Kress cafeteria on
Main street, where she was c.n-
sldered of unusual ability.
FunerjC services were held at
the hom-e We3nesday afternoon
three o'clock with the Rev.
Miles Mark Fisher, pastor of the
Wli;te S.ck Baptist church of
A’hich she was a member officiat
ing. -
Mrs. Br&wn is survived by two
daughters Mrs. Ethel Scott and
Mrs. R. J. Bowman, botV of
Lurham and three grandsons.
Interment wfk at t’'» Beeohwv'od
cemetery on Fayetteville Road.
CONVALFClNd
ikr 'Jlly
NATIONAL
HATS
i
BY HERMAN SlluER
Miss Lacy Marsh, Miss Wil-
...iams lapd her friend from
Greensboro was in the city Sun-
dfty. We girls in Siler City wcn-
I der what is going to happen at
Miss Lacy Marsh’s home. Look
out Mrs. L. Jfi^kson I see that
some one was down to see you
Jrom Burlington. We saw you
Sunday riding out with some
ore.
I W« are sorry to, know that
I Miss Clarie Glover, a member of
i the ffsjiulty of Fayetteville State
; Teachers College; is on the sick
' lift and in St. Agnes Hospitsd in
Raleigh.
I president cf the First Aid de-
Ipi'tment and Mrs. L. A. Foster,
i Green.sboro, director_of the
Jvnior department.
ii
First In Style,
Beauty
and
Originality
NATIONAL
Hilt !ilio|)$
-106 SOUTH TEYON ST-
COMPLETE LIKE OF
Irts And
Dobbs
Pawn
Shop
130 EAST TRADE ST.
500
Hats
FINEST STYLES IN
-(SHAGS, SMOOTHS—
* LATEST STYLES
$2.95
FAMOUS DOB B;S
.JITTERBUGS..
s
uits
|17iS0— $19.50 —$22.SD
lOOD SUITS OUT OP
PAWN
SPECIAL. $4.»B UP
NCC Trounces
Fayetteville
REV. P. R. WASHINGTON
W«ll known minister of this
ciiy and {ormer pastor of the
CME church who is ccnvalescing
at his home on Fi.ie street after
a serious ^ttack of pneumonia.
The many friends of Rev. Wash-
infton will be glad to know that
he is expected to soon be back
at his post at I*ittsboro (ifffter an
illness that extended over a per
iod of more than two months.
TEACHERS
CHARLOTTE — The MecS-
lenburg teachers Association met
b|.uurday at Second Ward High
School, C. E. Moreland, president
presided. The meeting was taken
UD in electing officers. All
officers retained the-ir offices
wi.h the exceptipn of Mrs.
BiCfsie Jamison, Vice-Preaident
who declined her office! The
ofi'icers for the now fiscal year
St MI COMPANY—
Continued frciti
er, Jr., W. S. Hines, G. A £d-
w,Urds, A. Moore Shearin, B. N.
Harris, W. J. Kennedy, Jr., C.
C. SpauSding, Aldine Robinsc.n,
E. R. Merrick, J. H. Wheeler,
Leo G. Bruce, and F. D. Alex-
3,nder.
Wilson
Notes
BY HENDERSON J. COOKE
The Rev. Mrs. Hattie L. Dan
iel and her nephew, Willis Owens
Jr. and Mildred Blakney attenu-
ed the Youth Conference Sun
day, March 17th Richmond, (.re ^ follows, C. E. Morelind,
president; Mrs. W'ilma Williams,
vice president; Mrs. E. M. Stin
son, sejretary and Mrs. Louise
Ilciywood, irtasurer. Mrs. N. B.
L'/kcs, supervisor, brought fh6
a£s.ccif.U:,.i some very tfmely in-
formaticn. She very beautifully
read end- dlsc issed freely an ar-
The ex
certain au-
thoriiici reveal that enviroment
hss to do wil;i I. Q. thus proving
that, such is not stable. Mrs.
Dykes also informed the teachers
pf the date for the St^e ex-
a,mlnat:oa for 7th graijle pupils,
which are'to be held April 16th
ifi the arious districts. High
schools. She urged the teachers
Vs., Rev. Daniels was the guest
speaker, Mildred K^.ig a wonder
ful solo and Willis also appear-
pd on the program.
There w^s sadness in the
home of Rev. 'Woods’ one of our
old citizens as two of his child-
rar, a son and a daughter were
laid to re^t c n the e{i.ne day, dealing with I. Q
from the St. John AME Ziqn i '’y
church. The pastor Rev. R.
G. Foster, conducted the ser
vices. .
Mrs. Elinor Foster, one of the
the teachers of Darden Hig^h
School, gave a wonderful recit|&3
in the high school auditorium
last week. Mrs. Fester was pre
sented a bei^lutiful basket of
flowers by the teachers;
Various churches of the city
had wonderful services Sunday,
Mfirch 17, which wjAs Psalm Sun
day. The service at the , Saint
John AME Zion ahurch' w ^s
ct nducted by Rev. Foster. The
ch>.ir rendered special music.
The Senior choir of the Saint
John’s AME Zion church under
the direction of J. L. Go&ke ren
dered one of toe best recitals f
tWe season Sundfiy night, March
17. This being a formal affair,
ihe ladies wer® dressed in even-
irlg gowrjs and th« men in
tuxedos.
The Lj^les Civic Club met
Monday night, at the home cf
Mrs, J. L. Coo|(.o 916 E. Green
Street. The hostess served hot
cowoa and sandwiches. They
ore planning to sponsor 0 Baby
Contest.
Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Cooke and
son Henderson motored to New
Bern and North Harlow to visit
tireir mother Mrs. J. P. Godett.
'BY WILLIAM STRUDWICK
FAYETTEVILLE^ NCC and
FTC gave to a. packed bouse here
March 1 all that could be aaked
for a championship team and
ffaaie fighthis^ ch«Ueng«f».
Th« game was a nip-tuck
affaii- from the beginning both
sides dropping goal for goal
for th* first quarter—^tha PTC
Cagers playing a heads up in
spired game. Coach Burghardt
had his **9hoit” team in starting
—^as the first quarter ended the
‘tall timber' cam* into the game
Colbert Ennis, Downing, War
wick and Peerman—score 8-9
NCC. Truce to form the first
strLng the NCC Cagers immedi
ately ran the tally to 16-8. Then
the NCC defense seemed to fati
gue and become listless FTC
rallied to run up the tally to 18-
1^ NCC. Carter of FTG showing
best form and accuracy of sea
son scoring 4 points with S min.
to play in first half—First half
ended 29-19 in favor of NCC—
Thrills, thrills thrills, the stands
were wild. FTC fans lifted from
their seats art the unexpected
performance of FTC team.
The second half found NCC
back in there with renewed
vigor a definite return to their
old forni-;^nnis dropped two
straight sinkers—Team rallies
again with renwed coilfidenca
runs tally , to 24-19 in 3rd period
NCC leading. FTC irrational
and less spirited in 4th.|>«riod—
After 'frei^ied nip and tuck
passijng 'FTC calls time out with
score standing 31-23 NCC with
11 minutes in the 4th period,
Then FTC came back inspired
fast and accurate and witi^ the
sparking speed of Carter and
checking of glover on. defense to
run up 7 points making score
31-as NCC. Crowds go wiljjl as
minutes fly by.but the Eagles
stalwarts stop the threat and
with 9 points and G. Mack with
9 points—On defense Downing
and Ennis.
The FTC girls defeaeted NCC
girls in the preliminary game
33-\2il FTC taking »le«d in early
To Teachers
BY W. L. BRADSHER. JR
The Fifth and Sixth Grade
teachers of the Colored City
Schools, held Qieir regul^a^ mon-
I thly meeting at the Burton Ele-
jmentary School, Tuesday with
I the president, Miu tt. A. Gris-
' som, presiding. A short business
session was held at which time
the following officers were elect
ed; President, H. A. Hill; Vic«-
President, Miss R. A. Grissom;
Secretary, Mrs. P. H. Cordice,
TreAsure, Mrs. Webb. Mr. Oscar
£Uii'ker was than presented.
Mr. Barker exprsased himself
as being in favor of federal aid
fot education i^nd teacher re
tirement. He expl^ned what fed
eral aid meant and how it would
work, pointing out that stats
funds for education would
supplemented by funds from the
federal government to suppoH
period. The NCC girls were out-
clcsq^^ in every department—
floorwork and basket accuracy
—outstanding for FTC Vandalia
Woods with 18 points and
Pearlie Mitchell with 12 points.
For • NCC of Durham Phillyss
with 13 points.
Officiala—Black of E. E. Smith
Umpire—^‘Pete” Williams of
Lillington Referee.
Smitfi Mittmen
Defeat Ag;gies
’ BY MILTON C. BRANCH I over Hutchinson in the 160 K>.
CHARLOTTE — Smashing [ clrss.
their way tp eight victorifi out | Then - Brannon, 165, took the
of thirteen- scheduled bo(^ts, John ' second Aggie victory in a' TKO
son C. Smith University’s ’3®
CIAA boxing champions showed
themselves to be in top form and
of McQueen, 156 in 1:46 of the
second. Sam Bruce edged ouf'a
close decision over “Sugar”
alrekdy to defend their title at I Dowling in the 160 lb. division
the CIAA tournis^ent this week
end, as they downed the A and
T College Aggies last Friday
night.
The Smith pugilists completely
dominated the lighter weigh^
divisions, winning six of the first
seven bouts. Toatley, at 117 lbs.
outpointed McKoy, 123; Crisp,
133 lest the nod to Nelson 126;
dot to e.xcite children by stress- Cochralne, 140, completely
examinfltioii marks in t h
wrong manner. Mr. Davenport
whc succeeded Prof. I. L. Tor
rance as Farm Agent of Meck-
lei.burg County, was formally
introduced to the body by Prof.
Toricnte. The new agent n^lde
smothered Cooper, 146. Dudley,
3 43, won going away from Theor
um, 146. Holton scored the firsit
Knockout of the evening, flatten
ing Mills in 1:30 of the third
round. Both weighed in at 148.
Merce, at 149, duplicated the
very timely comments. Mrs. Mar- f^^t in the next bout by l^ing
JUNE MARiaiAGE
NNOUNCED
DUftHAM — Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter H._^^ne, Sr. of 320
Dowd StreetX are announcing
that'their daug^er. Miss Nellie
Fiora Greene*
garet Rogers county Home De
monstrator also made comments.
C. E. Moreland was chosen to
represent the alssociation at the
State association that is to con-
ene March 21-24 at Fayetteville,
Immediately tit the close f
the teachers meeting the county
PTA held.' their meeting. Mr.
Davis, president, presided.
away Carlos, 147, in 1:46 of the
third. Dinkins continued the
'jmith siweeip with a decision
in one of the most vicious affairs
•J. Both men hit the
canvas continuaHly in « g^ve and
ti>ke affair.
“Newt” Curry, 163, retaliated
f.*r Smith with a! decision over
Lima at 160 and then Holley of
A and T TKO’d Willis after 169
of the second round. Hal Rod«r-
ers, a Cl^lotte lad and one of
the Agg'ies chief hopes in the
coming CIAA Tournament, also
edged out a close decision over
the Bulls’ “Choo Choo” Jackson
of football fame.
In the final and feature event,
“Hammer” ferooks, king of the
middleweight division during the
past two years of CIAA activity,
decisively out.(boxed, out-point
ed and outMt the Aggies’ Dutch
Clark to avengs previous de-
Hostess
ToClub
CHARLOTTE — On Thursday
night, March 14, Mrs. G. N. Bel-
t:r. was h'osteaa to the Visulite
Social club and their guests art a
prc-dance buffet dinner. The oc-
ras married to ■ cj- > ion v.-s.? also in celebration of
to James ^ Samuels on June 17, ;Jdr3. Belt n’s 29th birthday. The
1039 at H^ifax, Virginia. Both |tJij!e was centered with a mixed
tJiose y6ting people are popular
students of North Carolii.a Coll
ege.
SHOP WITH US FOR EASTER ,
QUALITY FOM>S OF ALL KINDS
Senberl’s Grocer;
aoi EAST 9TH STREET
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS
Valley Meat
Market
824 S. McDOWELL
PHONE 9482
TO HOLDS SPECIAL
EASTER SERVICE
DURHAM
Kyles Tenipla
bswl of tulips arid a birthday
calie, complete with candlss. The
gues'.s arried at nine o’clock and
v.;rs served fu delicious i«past.
Helping Urs.
were Mcsdames
vorth, Beatrice
Belton
Lillian
Teater,
Lindsey,
serve
House-
Mattie
Messrs
AME Zion church holds special Caldwell, NeHTe
ELSter services Sunday lUt 11 ' Jnmes Wibcn, Edward McKenz-
o’elock. Sermon by the presiding 1 ley Sam Singleton, Jr.
Elder W. W. Lo.ng, D, D. A%'
At 10 the party left for the
Athenaeni Ballroom for the
Vjpivlite’s First, Anniversary
were Joined
3 o’clock an Easter program will
be given, and at 7:30 an EtJster
Drive with all clubs reporting. , .a.
Closing Address G. P. Madkins, ‘where Chey
i by rtany other guests. Music
wss rendered by Jimmy Gunii
; and Kls Seren^ders. Sll members
.! the cli^b vere attired in> peach
colcred' evening dresses with
1,
We are also sorry to know |
that Mrs. Herimm Siler is on ths
sick list. Andrew Marsh motored
to Bon Leo Sunday accompanied i
by Mrs. McCadett. jti;!ism.n roses.^
fiargain Days
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, A THURSDAY
for a limitsd timo we will wath and^jreai* ycur ear for $1.00.
Wa Do Tiro RotreadinK
Wo Soil f70od used Tirss
Parrisli Pure Oil Service
Fltyottevilie and Pettigrew Streets
Rays Good
Gull Service
Pine and Pettigrew Sts.
Phono F-S0S4
Worship
With Us
Ths Sunlay School Etepartment of ths First Baptist ehurcli,
10120 S. Ohuroh Street, cordially invites you to be present at
o\ir Easter Exsrcises at 10 o’clock Sunday morning, March
24. Music, drill and recitations ty Junior members of tive pri
mary viuid Junior department. Candy Easter Eggs will bs dls-
trilbuted fr©«. Come and enJoy a treat P. A. Connor, Supt.
Baptisimal Service Sunday evening 7 ;30, lifter Canta||al by
th« choir, 8:1'6 p. m. DR. H. M. MOORE, PAiSiTOR
"GOD’S” ANGELS
PICKET NEW YORK
COURT BUILDING
NEW YORK —Two-JKindrsd
followers of Father Major
Divine picketed the New
York Supreme Court last
Monday, pro'testins' the re
cent verdict of Justice
Dineen which orders ths
Harlem messiah to refund,
13,937 to Mr». Verindi'
Brown, which he allegedly ac
cepted for safekeeping.
FathK^r Divine’s magaaine,
“The New Day,” in the
mcjBlntime quotes him as say
ing: “I will reverse this 4«oi*
sion or else when I get
through there will be fewer
judges livin^jf.” This recalls
the sudden death of Justice
Smith several years ago af
ter sentencing Father Divine
to prison.
feat a Greensboro. Brooks staif-
gtred Clark continually "with ter-
ri^c lefts aind rights, but seem
ed content with a decision.
schools.
“Ths trend seems to bs to-
^«^d a csntrallsed aystera of
education,” said Mr. Barker.
“Federal aid has its «dvanisigss
in that it would en«A>ls ths stafs
to pay bettsr salaries and have
more money available for its
soucational program. Many
problems now prsvalant would
disapp^MT, and « uniform aystem
of education would gradulally
develop. The stand|trd of sduca-
t en would bs raised, atnd the
piesent and future teachers will
r«ap the benefits that might be
derived from such ^ program."
“Federal ^d to schools msy
become a -little complicated. 1
favor federal aid to acboola as
long as tlM stit« ia not .forced to
relinquish its control in adminis
tering to the schools ' within its
boundaries.”
LEADERS FETED
DUmAM ^ The leadMS of
the 16 groups of the mcodber-
s'hip of the Wfaite Rook Bwti^
church were sntertained llond|iV
evening at tiie home of the pas
tor, Rev. Miles Mark Fisher. The
l«Hders represented (ronpa from
all over the city with a member^
ship of more than 14i00. Deflleon
J. M. Whitted chairman of the
districts presided over the meetr
ing. Exactly 6a guest* were pre-
at nt at the Monday evening sn>
t«! tainment.
FLORIDA’S CHOICE
REV. J. S. JOHNSON, ouUtand-
ii.g pastor for 30 years, busi
ness nydnager and treasurer of
Edward Waters college, recently
wai unanimously endorsed as
Flurida’a stan^Mrd bearer for the
AME bishopric. Thrice a pre*i4>
ing elder, Rev. Johnson is expe#t>
ed to win easily at the AMU co»»
ffcrence to be held in Detroit in
Msy. (ANP Photo)
PEACE
How can we serve you better? In your time of need you will
welcome th« quite^ peace and comtfort offered to ywu in an
AMiBY’S FUNIEIRAIL HOME SfiiRVICE. Eamnr pain of
bereavem^t is uor >ob.
Lady Assiatent In Attendance ot i^l timei.
AMEY’S
Funeral Home
PHONE J-2971
401 PINE STREET
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TUESDAY—SPECIAI WEDNESDAY
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IN “THE ROARING TWENTIES” i
ALCO “COLORED ELKS CONVENTION”
5c—THURSDAY BARGAIN DAY—lOe—2 fl'EATURES
A Saint In
London
Alto Tex Ritter in “Down WyOasinj; Trail”
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