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The Week's Review of News in Henderson Area
■Mr. Robert Velne(ocl( (extreme right), Preeideel of Preetin
Recorde, Inc., emiieeU* ap|MrevaI ea hie newly npoiniM Meaio
niMcto*, Otlver Mellon, eeeted st the ptane swd Eweond )^waid*> ^
Ikf Ceia^y^a Rec«t4iim Dlreelff 4ia«Bse a sew apeafa«e|it.
pnusic for Benny Goodman for
iiis State Department tour to
Russia, has just been appointed
Qfusic. Director of Prest(ge Re
cords, Inc. by President Robert
Welnstock.
' . Nelion, a 20 year old resident
Bf $t. /ijbOIW, Y., received
hla educaitlon Wasbingtjon
University (St. ^Uis, Mo.) and
L4^cpln University.
Bom 9Pd reared in the
“Show-Me” city (St. Louis Mo.),
Jjejsop is aJso a graduate of the
big name bands of LoulsvJordon,
Oeorge Hudson, Nat Towles,
Count Basie, Duke Ellington
and Benny doodtnan.
Goodman Arriinffer
Appointed Mupic
Director of Record Co.
NPW YORK — Th« talented
and accomplished Qliv«j^ Nel^
son, composer and ar^kngpr lii
his owi? ^Igbt who 4id iQme.v^ry
spec|4l arrmngements of now.
MISS CtARKI
Singing
19-Year-Old Girt
ToMal(e
Debut In N.Y.
NEW YORK—A Florida A. and
M. University coed, 10-year-old
(Tonchita Maria Clarke, will make
her professional singing de4)Ut In
R!adio City Music Hall’s' next stage
spectacle opening Thurjlday^ June
14 aa a result of iier appearance^
on a television amateur show.
Hie petite coloratura soprano
will be featured In the-new show,
"Summertime,” produced by Leon
Leonidoff, which will be accom
panied by '‘17181 Touch of Mink,”
a new romantic film copicdy star
ring Cary Grant and Doris Day.
Miss Clarke, who will begin her
Junior year at the Tallahassee
school next fall, first performed
on the nationally televised Ted
Mack Original Amateur Hour in a
program originating in Miami, and
was spotted by Raymond Pfdge,
the Music Hall’s musical director.
A subsequent appearance on a
program emanating from New
York confirmed Paige’s appralsifl
and on Sunday, June 10, hfi wM
be on the show with Miss ClaAe
to present to her the Ra^io City
Music Hall Award of Merit and
announce her engagement for th»
theatre’s forthcoming spectacle.
The selection of Mis* Clarke Wa*
made under a continuing arrallg^
ment between the Music Hall and
the Ted Mack show to encourage
theatrical talent.
Miss Clarke began voice train*
ing at the age of 7, majora in
music at school, and also (days
the piano and flute. She Is a pro
duct of the- Lakeland, Florida
school sysetm. Her preaent teach
er, Mrs. Rebecca Walker Steele of
the Florida A. and M. faculty, li
accompanying her to New Yofk.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
Anelle Smith Clarke, aecretary of
the Law Department at Florida
A. and M., and the late Dr. E. J.
Clarke, and lives with her mother
In l^llahassee.
First Durham BahaM
Assembly Established
Durham members of the
Baha’i World Faith farmed re
cently the first local Spiritual
Assembly of the city.
This body Is the fundamental
administrative unit in the local
functioning of the Faith, More
than 300 of such assemblies are
now in existence in the United
States as eletced from each com
munity of Baha’is. Nearly 7,000
assemblies are found in more-
than ZtiO countries an dterriter-
les of the world.
Elected to the local Spiritual
As^mbly of Durham are Car-
lotia Holmes, Jean Norris,
Kathryn Potter, Pari Rowshan,
Norma Sarji. Joe Sawyer, Bari
Si^th, Tbelma Stevens
Liwmila Van Sombeek.
Miss Potter is Chairman of the
bodv; Mrs. Van Sombeek, vice
chairman; Mrs. Sarli, recording
pecretary; Miss Ncirris, cor
responding secretary; and Mr.
Sawyer, treasurer.
EDITOR’S NOTE: News events
from the Henderson area
should be submitted to Miss
Alston, who may be reached
at her heme at 428 Winder St.
by telepholng GE 83381.
HENDERSON — The Rev. W.
J. Hall, former pastor of Spring
Street Baptist Church here, was
guest speaker at the homecom
ing service held at First Baptist
Church n Ovford on June 3.
’The Rev. Hall was accompan
ied to Henderson by the one
Kiinrired member evaneglisMc
I'honis of the Bethel Baptist
Phurrh. of Brooklyn, where he
Is nntw nastorinj*.
The W. J. Ksll vocal ensemble
i1so nppompanied the group from
Brnoklvn.
Welconw* ndrtrps.q for the oc-
/’nsion wrs delivered by Mrs.
Mmirte La’ssister. Visitors from
several churches in the sur-
rounriinif area. Including some
frorn Bnring Street BRntist here
nnd Oreenwood Hantlst nf Wnr-
'en County, attended the serv-'
ices.
The Rev. Hs11’i sermon was
l>nsed on the tonle. “WVien the
Klni» T.noks iin Your Record.”
After the services, dinner was
^erved to the Piiest* nnd friends.
The L. H. Wade, former-
iv of Tliirhnm. Is nnstor of the
Firs* Bapticf Pbiirph.
"HrtME FOR THF SUMMER
Sarnh Lou Perrv Is. home
for the summer after tenchina
Hiirino the nast school vear in
♦he Posemond f'nnntv Train^TlP
^'>hnol p* F»'»nk1in. Va. She
B+ 010 Thomas St.
firr MAHBlAtSR LICENRER
Hren»ps were issued
reeentiv to the followinp ronnles
.Tarrnie Lee Biirwell. of Rt. 3
Kittrell and F.dlth Riith Brodie
"f wpTiderson: and to JImmv Lee
Walker. Jr.. and Elizabeth
Linda Rice, both of Henderson.
MOtmNED
Mrs. rjennie Crnditn. of Hend
ersnri died On Riindav. June S
^t the .Tnhilee hn^pltsl here. She
VinH been a natient at the hos-
nital for ' the past several
months.
Wniie Martin. PR. of 696
Adnms St.. died at .Tiibilee hos-
nital on Tiiesdav. .Tune 5 where
he had been a natient of a few
hotirn. Funeral .qorvices were
and I held on Fridav. .Tune 8 at the
New Bethel Baptist Cburcli, and
The most recent addition to
the Baha’i eommimity Is Mrs
Fthlvnne Thomas, speech thera
pist and teacher in the city.
Southern Sit-in Demonstrators
Pleased by Help from Nortlierners
AdverstiMraent
Lady's Stomadi
Was Like A
Gas FadotY
Refenty one la^ said thgt her
stomach used to feel like a “gas
factory!” That is, her food seemed
to turn rigjit into gas. She wss al
ways bloated, had gas pains, con
stipation. Now this lady says shs
is free of stomach gas and thanks
iNNIS-MtD. Get this new msdt>
cim for itMiagh dlatrwB. BoM at
^ Dnig StMU, ■-> i-
gUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Local
sit-in demonstrators have been
heartened by reports of support
ing action by sympathizers in
the North.
The Rev. Ezekiel Bell, chair
man of the Community Service
(!kiinmlttee, received word that
friends have picketed the New
York Stock Exchange and the
Midwest Stock Exchange in
Chicago.
Members of Bell’s organiza
tion since January. They have
been assaulted and jailed on
numerous occasions. At one time
three Turkish soldiers were
Jal)ed because they Joined in the
protest.
The Northern supporters urge
persons entering the stock ex
changes not to invest money in
Huntsville enterprises. Mrs.
Mattie Love is chairman of a
special committee formed in
Chicago.
The object of the Northern
pickets is to cause city officials
and businessmen in Huntsville
to negotiate the opening of all
facilities to everybody on an
equal basis.
The pickets given potential
Continued on page 6-B
Cuba’s alliance with the
Sino-Sovlet Bloc disrupted trade
ties with the U. S. that dated
back to Cuban independence in
1002.
By MISS MABLE ALSTON
burial services were conducted
at the Dickie’s Orove Baptist
church ccmetery.
The Reverends J. H. Dixon
and Edgerton officiated.
The deceased is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Arcelia Martin;
one daughter, Mias Francis
Martin, of New York; two sisters,
Mrs. Susie Mosley and Mrs
Mary Cooper, of Vance County,
and two aunts.
Martin was born in Vance
County on April 19, 1901, son of
the late Ephron and Susie
Martin.
He was active in religious
circles of the area. He had
served New Bethel as a deacon,
manager of the usher board and
superintendent of the Sunday
School.
In addition, he was director of
the training course of the
Vance County Sunday School
convention; president of the
Interdenominational usher board
of Vnnce County; moderator of
the Ministers-Deacon Union of
the Middle BiFptist Association;
•nd chairman of the executive
board of the Vance County Sun
day School Convention.
> • •
Willie Scott, of 411 Arch St.,
died at his home on Sunday,
June 3. Grayeside rites were held
Friday, June 8 at the Mt. Olive
Baptist Church cemetery.
, The Rev. O. B. Burson of
ficiated
Scott is survived by his step
mother and four sisters.
RECENT GIUPtJATEf
John Croslan, Gloria Evfus,
Mary Wright and Dororthy
Young, all of Henderson, were
members of the North Carolina
College griWuating class which
received degrees at the schools
commencement exercises re
cently.
Croslan and Miss Evans receiv
ed the degree of bachelor of’
science, Misg Young, bachelor ot'
science in home economics, and
Miss Wright, master of #duca-
tion.
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