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PRINCIPALS IN N. C. MUTUAL
IfXPANStON — Shown here
TMking over agrcemtnt bt-
tween h Carolina Mutual
Hit* Insuranct Company and
Unity Mutual Life in Chicago
ytiit week arc efficiaU of the
two firms. Tha afrMineni,
which gav# N. C^ Mutual c»n*
'trot of Unity Mutual'i await,
resulted in the Durham ’.firm's
extensions of its oBtrftions for
the first time to Illinois. Shewn
left lo right are Joseph Good-
loe. North Carolina Mutual
secretary; Asa T. Spaulding,
N. C. Mutual p'*esidenl; A. W.
Williams, Unity Mutual pr?si-
M?nf; and Mrs. Lillian Ward,
Unity Mutual secrelar*/.
I An argument betwen relatives
I at 0 Durham night spot reiiulted
' in the wounding ot two men,
1 onn seriously, early this weeic.
I Warrants were issued against
i five per.sons, four of whom ore
: related, in the shooting incidLMit
i which toolt place Sunday night
i al the “Blue Moon," a DurhanA
night spot located on south Rox'
I boro road.
Philip Bagley, 32, of 531
Pearson St., one of the shooting
victims, was reported in only
“fair” condition at Dul?e, hos
pital early this weelc whore he
had underffonp surgery for- re
moval of n bullet in the area of
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’volume 39~
No. 50
DURHAM, N. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1362
RETURN REQUESTED
A & T (^U.EGE PRESIDENT
Proctor Receives Promofion To
Second Ranking Pe^ Corps Post
WASHINiGTON, D. C. — Dr.
Samuel D Proctor. A. and T. “verseas administration of the
College presldetit on leave, Corps.
PjUCCVOR
PRICE: IS CeaU
PRIZE WINNERS — Grand
priie winners in the Carolina
Times subscription contest are
shown here in the Shrine Bowl
partfde which precedvd the
East'Weit Ali.iiir high school
football game in Durham Sun*
day. The three ladles received
their prises at the game'i half-
time ceremonies. Left to right
they are Mrs. Maudie Dicker*
son, 3rd place, of Margarttes-
vilte; Mrs. Ruby Devine, 2nd,
of Durham! and Miss Hattie
White, 1st place, also of Dur
ham. —photo by Purefoy
Local Company
Buys Chicago
Insurance Firm
CIMC.XCO — North Carolina
Mutual I.ll*- Insurance Company
liu.s oxtondiMi its op^riitionii to
Illinois. Till- Derham. C. bss>d
linn coiiiitli'l. d piirrhusi* this
wi'i'k Ilf u :U vi’ar old Chjcato
lii.nii.nnci' foinpany and will tnin.-
i- r the firm's pcrsonni'l and po-
licyhoNic'rs to It.'* mvn (ini'r-'"ot»s.
X'crih (’:iriilliia Mutual officcrii
A. T. SpiuiiillnL', pri'sidi'nt. and
Jd.Ki'ph W. (i'lVMlloc. spcrctary,
tifnns of the asrecm''!.!
here Wi*dnr.sd*y with Unity Mu-
- liil l.ifi- iiisunince Company of-
iViuls. . .
W. Wiliiam.H, president of
Unity .MiiIumI, will bfcomt! a vice-
pn-.-iident of North ('arnljna Mu-
luul under ti'imn of the asfiC-
inoiit.
Tln! actual purchaxo ef Unity
.Mutual 'ivaii cffettt'd by the rrin-
suruncf hy .\urth Carolina Mu-
iiiai of Unity’s business.
Thi" Chicni>o firm was formed
in l!)28 und has bt*pn dir^ct^d for
, lilt* past 20 years by Williams
riifre are nioro than 100 a;;rnt.s,
1 staff nienilierii and officers in thf
It has dn-
u
ONE OF THE BEST”
ilasons Oust Member in State
lonvention Over Newspaper Suit
Ith nis wife and. two
serv- sDhs' since early 19fli, Is expec-
a« the Cosp's director of ted to return here to assume
operations in Nigieria since Jan ^ offices in his new job.
uary 1062, has been elected to A native of Norfolk. Va..
the post of associate director Proctor left A. and T. College
of the Corps. | last J.muary on an 18 months
—Hi» jaaior-responaibiUtji. j KMKITORr 6^A
sociate director will be to co-
^dinate recruiting, fining and ' La^yej.g Marsh'alp
\t ‘Die Miss’ Cost
Qov^t $400,000
Shrine Bowl Declared Success;
To Return to Durham Next Year
The Shrine-iponsored
NtfVi
leries of the
Ret throu
conipany’s j^jt^^onuel.
sets over $3 niilliun.
;h ranlcing Shrine Mfl^'lal re-
Hed 6Hrly^thls week ghdnerl-ira Vfor
rrank G Burnett. Imp-rlal Boys Cliibs throu
cdntet
tiOB • dvri
to let up
North Carolina Mutual’s Ill
inois officc will be located at the
former Unify Mutual offices, at
4SI/0 South ftlichiftan avenue.
A joint statement Issued on
the purchuae by Spaulding and
Cjrr IMADIT’CS rmrvin a^recmfnt
ST. MARK 8 CHOlIi and stated that It would
I •‘''*I>1“ Unjty Mtitual's former
* A I iHilicyholdi-rs to enjoy a new and
1iir«er lift insurance prnvlaions
tiir ordinary, enduwnmei
The Cathedral Choir of st. 1 Kruup and
Mark AM£ Zion Church ot i "'''H Insuruiwe.
which lh« Rev. R L Spuaksl SpuuWim*
induy, De^mler 16'
in the Church Sanctuary. i
£xo«rpti from Hunderi Mi.« |
(lah, carols, anthems, and spirit-
XMAS MUSICAL
KINISTON — The Wednesday
morning session of the 92nt
meeting of the Most Worshipful
Prince Hall Grand Lodge of F
& A M saw the Grand Master
Clark S Brown, suspend
Alexander Barnes, high rank
ing Mason and veteran news
t)aperman, indefinitely,
The suspension came as the
result of a tiff between the
head of the 25,000 member or
ganization and Barnes over a
suit filed in Wake Superior
Former Durhanft
Clergyman Dies
!n Richmond, Va.
I Potentate of the North Carolina
Shrifiers, told the TIMES that
fllW of th4?
most successful in tiie history
if the event. j
Approximately .1.000 fans
braved the icy winds of Dur
ham's County stadium to see
the best high school players in
the state. The West won. 20 0.
;I‘m sure we were all pleased
with the attendance and the way
Durham handled the game,”, HILLSBORO — Orange Coun-
Burnett said. i ly Negro 4-H Achievement
“It was one of the best we’ve Night will bo held at the Coun-
See SHRIlfE, G-A
Orange County
Leaders to Get
Awards Friday
out the state. season will be fea-'
I lured by the cliuir.
P. Dumas, aMlstint a8«\’y
'Terror, ntid TNaH Gaill.ird. ili
oeliir of training.
Williams. formi-T Unity Mutual
WASHINGTON. D. C. — Use .
; of federal marshals and lawyers {
I in the University of Mississippi i
vorks. to collect an alleged past intei?ration crisis from Sept
iue bill. I ember 1-5 through October 31 RICHMOND, Va. — Rev S
Barnes took the floor to ex- cost the government $406,580. P- Perry, former pastor of St.,
)lain his participation in the That figure was made public Mark AME Zion church in Durjhad.” he added. | ly courthouse in Hillsboro Fri-
.natter, and when he had finish- Tuesday by the Justice Depart- ham. N C , died here on Tuea > The game returned to Durham . day at 7:30 p. m.
;d Brown immediately proceed- ment, which said it included ail day, Dec. 11. ' this year for the first time in' W C Cooper, district 4-H
ed to suspend him. \ its expenses during the 46 days Funeral services will be eon- three years. Although it was ciub agent from A and T Col
Brown is the head of the from travel cost to buying tear ducted on Saturday, Dec 15 at started in Durham in 19.18. it lege in Greensboro, will be the
Order any ruling made by him gas pellets. 2:30 p. m. at Hood's Temple was shifted to Greensboro be- guest speaker,
is final and Barnes has no alter-1 The total did not include the AME Zion church here. i cause of a lack of intere.st by Mrs Bettye Jones and Mrs
native or redress. Barnes im-' biggest expense of the opera- Rev Perry was pastor of Durhamites in the event,
mediately withdrew from the tion in Mississippi, the use of Hood Temple, having been as It ran for two years in Green*
session. | federal troops to enforce the signed here from his pastorate boro and was suspended last
Barnes was a candidate for court ordered admission of Ne at St Mark in Durham several year.
Grand Secretary of the Order, gro James Meredith as a stu- years ago. Burnett announced at the
Soloists are Mrs
Daniels and Mrs Ella S. Huyi'S,
sopranos; Mrs Judith Settle
and Mrs Ethel H Howie, altAs;
Robert Howie and Joseph C.
Settle, b/isses; and Fred Btun-
son, III, tenor. Mrs Jartie
Speaks, director of music, ;Arill
direct the performance. 'Ac
companists are Mrs Sarah
Barden, organtst and Mrs Car
rie Grant, pianist.
mm
I k' ad. df«vcfei the firm to itii
Barbara j (''Vel ol s-hl^v'm'’nt. He
See ir. C. MUTUAL, 6 A
Tempo of Drive
On Ice Cream Co.
Is Increased
Court, by the Carolinaian week session, held in Ra- dent at the previously all-white The AME Zion minister was game that it would be returned
ly newspaper for which tjarnes a a i •
See MASONS, 6-A
university.
See PERRY, 6-A
to Durham next year.
Naomi Neville of Sunnyside
community in Chapel Hill Town
ship will show color slides ol
19«2 4-H camping and project
activities.
Representatives from the fol-
Sec AWARDS, « A
Durham Board
Moves Toward
Desegregation
Carolina Times Winners Colled Prizes
a
The months old campnign
against segregation at a Dur
ham ice cream parlor wai
iieightened this week by a pro
test registered against the city
school administration for main-
tuining a purchase contract with
liie firm and the conviction of
a white man for assaulting a
Negro picket in front of the
establishment.
The Royal Ice Cream com
„ pany, target of the campaign.
The Durliam Board of Edu- has been the object of attacks
cation Monday night made its (q,. h, segregation policy sincc
first move to provide a plan of ,957 ^he firm, locatcd in •
desegregation for Durham City neighborhood whose racial com
schools. ] has shifted from white
' The Board appointed a three-' Niogro in the past few years,
man committee to report to the maintains separate entrances for
board within 90 days a plan for whites and Negroes,
desegregation of the city schools. Eric Moore, Negro mem-
Included on the committee, Durham school
headed by Dr John Glasson. was board, said Monday night at the
D Eric Moore, lone Negro mem board’s regular meeting that
ber of the board. The other pMCtice of the school administra
member of the committee it tion purchasing ice ercaqi
George Parks. from the Royal Ice Cream Co.,
is being investigated by at least
I The action came as a response two Parent-Teacher organi*
to the Fourth Circuit Court’s tions.
i ruling in October against fur He said the groups felt Ih
ther discrimination in the Dur- it was unlawful for fedC"
, ham School system. funds, which make uj part
The Court ruling, made on a Durham sch(»l lunch r
I case involving some 200 Negro be used for the
I students, ordered the District wmmodilies from f
I Court to provide for their trans- racial discrir
j fers to white schools by the
' beginning of the accond »emc«- informed the
t^r or by Feb. 1. and ordered r.ec*Jvei »
that Nc'giro acbitol
wer» thi^tnwd with tb
In a^re three panels, grand
priae winners in the Carolina
Times recently concluded sub-
lerlption contest are shown t*
ceiving their prises during the
halftim* ef the Bhrlne bowl
game In Durham on Safunl^r-
In pailel at laft^ Mrs. MauK«
Dickerson, «f MnrganttrWe,
accepts third plce prize, S300
ciMek. fram Carallna Time*
managins editor Clalhan'lleea.^
Center panel shows Miss Hat
tie White in front of the 1M3
fo'd Faleon which tha ha4
Jint tccafvad as f>tet priae.
In’ i»anel at right Mrs. Rubr Dt-
vine, second place winner, ae-
ecpts eongratulaliens ftom
Rosa “itffBr (ecelTiog’ aoler i
telcTisioa tet
—photos by Purefoy
the school board to submit
plan of dcsegrcKation to thf , . ,,
District Court or submit to an *hcir jobs in a spe^ll
‘injunction barring the school meeting if they
i board from further assign-, purehasca p
menu. lleeCrewnCo.
Moore sold he
’The commlttce’t plan will not, were “Incrwllb^.’/
affect the 200 pupils involved Alfo dur
in the Circuit Court ruUng since oorder'|i
they are provided for spieci |4ine pf ^0 ®
fically in the court order.