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THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., NOV. 7, fflf mii Tiimrai|e»ticwr^A6r s
Gaston Cowty
Wffhciit Hospiial
BOYS CLUB. NAMESAKE UN-
VEIUED—Unveilinc) of a per-
tfalt of the laic John Avary was
one. or tK'j features in th» prp*
gram dedicating ibt new John
Avary Doyt club building 1^
Durham recanlly. The porlrsit
was unvaifcd by Mrs. J^nctlc
Avery Harnilion, of Chicago,
(second from loh) onk of th«
l^te D u r It a Ri businessman's
dauo!il'«ii’s. Othlirs In thk picture
aru Mrs. Vtvisn Airery Allen, of
Chicago, also a daughter of the
late John Avery and James T.
Avory, of Morganlon, Avtry's
brother.—Itlvara photo.
Three Judge Court to Hear NAACP Argue
Against Louisiaita Law Wliicli Banned Group
New ORLEANS — Tije NAACP e(J that a panel of three Judges Hobert Ui Cafter of
suit to vlod the Ldiii.siana statutes
under which the organization was
banned in that state will be argp-
*d before a three-judge United
States District Court.
Ppllowing a hearing in the fed
eral district court here on Oct. 28,
Judge J. Skelley Wright announc-
would be appointed within a week
to hear the case. Further,' he tdok
under advisement another NAACP
m(>Uoh. tp enjoin the state frOm
jiroceedjijg against the Association
ti.llcafjd
, - . . — of Now York,
,he. Assoc|aUon’s, general counsel,
was joined; by A. P. Tureaud of
New Otieans in presenting the
NAACP motion* to Judi'c Wright.
The Association ii seeking a rul-
and in.Ucafjd tiiat this action'ing nn the constitutionality, of the
might also be referred ito the Louisiana statutes and a ban on
three-judge court.
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state action to enforce them. An in
junction restraining NAACP oper
ation in the state was issued by
Judge John Dixon on Oct. 9 on
the basis of fhe challenged sta
tutes.
Meanwhile, the office of the
Louisiana Stats Attorney General
would not proceed further in
the case pending determination of
federal jurisdiction,
0
There is no circumstance how
ever unfortunate that clever indivi
duals do not derive some benefit.
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G.^STONIA — Haston
Neiro-is may be without a li'>st»ilM
iV'l>s.s It gets some quick fiftanci^
support. ,
This f?,ct b''carn5 aiipnre'it. re
cently with tl:e disclosurs that th«
(’ountv has cs-js'vj to app.opriat^
funis for ils fuleratims.. '
The hospila! has been gef^fins
S2.500 form Gastonia co»)nty each-
year. This year, it requested
■iOO. Not o'lly was the request to^
a'ldi'lonul fuiuls rejecteJ, but.thi,
rt'-'ular $2,500 appropriation Was
Vsft out.
I’isclosurs of the rourfly's actiniv
cutting off hospital funds was
mode last Wednesday in the Oaa*
tonia Ca7X!ttc. i
Already operatins with Imge
! ilc'ficits each year, outside of pay'j
1 ing customers, the' hospital now
has only three sources,,o{ reve«tie:
a $125 per month ap^op/ialion
from the city; aud a combination
of welfare grants from Duk« »a4
Reynolds foundations 'aild . troni
the city welfare department. • ^
Dulce donatos .$l> per j^y,, Rey-
nol.ls $0.Q9 per da^ srijtt ^h^
fare department $10 pfe)-'. day f(>r
ail welfare cases. Thesfe .co{itn%
butions total ?U.8j pef day foj
ptople who cannot pay. BiU the
hospital says that it costs $12.87'
per day to cara for a patient.
Thus, with the welfare contri
butions, tiie hospital s|Jfl ■o^n\e»
at a $1.02 per day deiicit on wel'
fore cases.
Dr. Bill Patrick, chairman pf the.
board of trustees of the institu
tion, said the hospital operated
at a , loss of $4,000 last ^e^r .and
has no way of making up the de-
l|legro^ May Be
; Fgids Med
ficS^ -
While t'le" facility’ll inoonija ros*
from $100,000 to JSltO.COO last
ycsi. its_ operation expenses went
up $10,000.
'Hi* fit w«lfa. It cases
plus the fact that (kji hospHnr i*
fcree»J to "farm Oiil“ m.ich of Its
laboratory work pow th >>i:';;esi
hta'Jaches fur. butl;»t baltnci'r^.
Th^ bospitiir has i)o op«iatin‘;
ea[4b^i|fr Cfi;llitil^. i>u-)i as la^i-
.al^^ljd X raj» ,^Tic«3, intome-
eqtlllxi^ont l|i larger
tQ S(4id patients to other
tirflbn^ far iUcH sefvicrt, th»
1{|1 shews « tbss leather than
1 this area of byel’stioa.
'Cti^^grKt on pergngs
witiih'^tti^or needs iVhoM
bil^i'fi;^ from 1!00 is t2,0O0 6ut
Wiyihipa. ,
trick hospital U
tiallj .ch«tithf, jpatichts
it co$t lA cit* for them.
Thlsffl^atiiM) cAuld. ov»rcdme
if it other sotirb^s pf Kicome.
CoijntV boinfnii|sjtj^«'ri/»r¥ 'i^id,
to b» lnifSrs’ of jli* jtituati6n> btit
‘ ,ttt th^dT.^ I'hey^ »r» lielp-
1^ uniler this 1^^ yiyfhlng
abdlitll. ■ ’'V. .« ■‘'■'S ' '
sey it h»s C^iot^ Jjanr-
i)bks,, EBg^|id ’Hi> niaM a
BtuJy.jOf '■ ,
■;We jyoft'^t ^ Sth fie
done ive |e» the rpprt/’ ’,
The hi»pita^ itiaintatns' 35 , be^s
and £Snerally. operatey: 'at 96 Qer-
cei^t of its c#p»jcity. 1-. ■ \
It is « pViyste instituHon witt^ a
self-perpetuatjng 4Mar^ of trustees.
tHi Mins cams—IntcrmK-
^ tant rohis whkh tell during th«
I «bs3rv«M'.* af « n n u « I MlaH
I School SoniM- Day at AAT Col*
••to last mttk tid ii«> dsnii> ^
lh« spirits 01# Miho scholaotic.
who snu«|to4 un4or »mkrii)«s.
Thoy ir«m lo.t to rig.it:
M.-koNt; row-
i;n3 09r>Hcr..Jk Oroll—I M>
via ^tr»y. Snow Camp tm4 Vort*
Cuihric. CrihoiK-
Construction of Dormitory and Gymnsiiiim Will
Start Tliis Year at Smitli; Berry Hell Hcmis Men
Dental Symposium To Held
To Here Wed., Noveml^r 11
HENDERSON BEAUTY IN TEN
NESSEE—Charming Elaine Hay
es, (right) junior at KnoxvilU
Collage (Tenfi.) - ^om Hondorson
is Maid of Honor to "Miss Knok-
villo Colloga". Tho loVely lass,
a lur.ior, is a member of tho
Ivy Leaf Club of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sororlly. Tho daughtir
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hayes of
10A4 Pinkston in Henderson,
sha is a graduafa of Henderson
Institute. Tho popular co-td is a
physical education major and has
a minor In biology.
Halon Adams of Tampa, maid of
of Honor, and Ruby Childs, "Miss
Knoxvlllo Cofloga", of Harrodt-
burg.
The second annual symposium
on dental techniques will be h?lcl
here for one day on Wednesday,
November 11.
Dentists from throughout the.
State arc expected to attend.
The program, sponsored by the
Alexander Hunter Dental Society
of Durham, will feature scientific
papers by leading instructors in
dentistry in North Carolina and
Virginia.
Among the top Tecturertf slated
to appear ate: Dr. L. B. HIghley,
head. Department of Orthodontics
and Dr. Richard E. Richardson, as
sociate professor, Department of
JI a I Diagnosis and Treatment
Wheeler and
Hope Named to
UNCF Board
NEW YORK—Election of Stan
ley C. Hope, president of Nalibnat
Association of Manufacturers, a^
"hairman and John II. Wheeler,
president of Mechanics and Far
mers Bank of Durham, N. C., 4s a
member of the board of directors
of United Negro CoUege Fund. Inc.
been announced by Thomas A.
Morgan, retiring cfiairman.
The election was h«*ld thi'
College Fund’s ahnual October
meeting conducted in Atlanta.
Wheeler has headed a hunjber
of UfJCF campaigns in Durham
where he resides. In 19^, he was
a panel member for a symposium
conducted by the Cdliego Fund in
New York City, With tho Hon.
Chester W. Bowles, as principal
speaker.
, Planning,.^oth 'of,^tho Collese of
' Deni^try, UniViJrsil^'of N^rjh' ?»■
rolins' at Cliap£l» Hill asd^Pr. sller-
bei't C. Goy, Ricljmond, virjjinia,
foi'mer head 0#-th« UeparUnent of
Operative DeiH'stry at the ltt«dical
College of yiircinia.i ' ■ y.^
W- A. Marsi, C'tif^atn aftmm.ey,!
will, preswt ,ii\tec^ui« wj "WiUs
and Estate .Planning,”' at the op^n-
ins.sesy^n. ■ ' ‘ _
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The’sVippo^um' ii ^ tp bo held
4t Lincoln ffefpital bcginning at
9;00 ar.'m.' ' * '
'■ • > ■
Dr. J^npes U,' Hubbitrd; Sr., Dur
ham, IS 'presid^t^ bf.tho sponsor-
in?. p-(»up. 1,’ I • .•
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.GHAHLOJTE — President R. P.
Perry anncniinred plans for con-
strtiction of tw.o aew buildings at
i. C.. S^ith University sometime
4u^ng the curront. schooi y«ar.
.Flnoiice Committee of tho
Board Of, Trustees, in a recent
hieetiua, apprcwed a recommenda
tion of l^esident Perry tor tho
eWetipn ot a dormitory for young
‘ women. Th# plaps include 100
rqofns tO' accomc^ate 200 girls,
(iffiCss for personnel staff, a kit-
ehevette, laundry rooms and recre
atipn areas. The architect will be
given the go sign shortly after the
meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Board of Trustees in
Plttsbursh on November 17. •
The architects, A. G. Odell, Jr.
and Assoclatei of Charlotte, ar«
already working on plana for •
gymnasium and health center. The
oVerali plans for campus improve
ments submitted by the architect,
place the Entrance to the gymna
sium on Summit Avenue on the
east side of the c^impus. There
will be a walkway connecting the
gymnasium with the main campus.
The necessity for the new dor
mitory, according to Dr. Perry,
grows out of crowded conditions
at the university this year. There
are 249 male students and 209 fe-
raalo students living on campus,
while the dormitories should nor
mally accomodate only abput 360
persons, , |
The' erection of a new dormitory
for young ladiw will reheve hous- for men.
■ihg conditions for men students If plans proceed •ccunUaj to
sinci! Berry H&lt,' -Which was o.- ■ seli^rfule. Dr. Perty steted. twrt
cupied by maa until Wwld Wir. .nil he Tin on the two btfitdkagi
11, will again become a dormitory -vifhin t’le next few months.
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mittee, bossed the organisation
which managed construction do-
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