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THl CAROLINA TIIIES M—DURHAM, N. C. SATUKDAY, DtCMMBIII 1S^ 1W2 Can't Appease M-Wilkins O'Berry School Class to Give SkH on TV Ik. 13 NBW Y«ftK—NAAtf KJCMUtive Secretary Boy Wilkiiw Mn fitik said that Pre*Ment ICcniwdy should nnjf reaW7i> that “you i„ the School Ao^Morlum on De MffmOD ~ Memb«ni of t h c OHf ry School Chofal Grou^ ami Orataalirt Clob wUl appear on WNCT TV, ClMMiitel » Dcccmbcr 13, at 7:30 A. M. Sceim from th« Annual Christ tlMti Play that will be presented CHAPEL HILL BANQUIT POR Lincoln—R. d. smtth, of Ch*. ^1 Hill, I* shown horo Mrvtnt as tMstmastor for a banquot honoring thf Lincoln hitb school fooAsll taam in Chi^l Hill Monday nlfht. Vthors «i tha hoad tablo ara Lincoln ikImImI C. H. McDouflo aiMl Lbvewin coach William ^aoman (l«H of Smith) and David Mason, axait- od rul«r of Chapal Hill Elks who gava tho banquai, and Moss Farrington, BANQUET ^Plcturod hara art Hm alght s’tniors of tha Lincoln Mgh school footbsll faam who woro honorad along with thair toammataa at • glvaii tho Chapol Hill fffca on MMday night. Lafl t* rifht kr* Carl Watson, Robort Erfwardt, J«hn Baldwin, Charlla Foushao, Tho mas Bynum, Wilbart Navalls, Robort Rlg>b}t and Rebart Brown. Ruling on Gantt'Clemson Case Due By January 1 ^shatTcc to cntcrt Clemaoir for the Kccood scmestM bcgihnlnt ' In Fetiruary. ' ' . If Gantt wilris ^Is ease, he will become the iames Mere dith of South .^rollna. South Carolina, like , lAigaisslppi, has not desegregated «ny - of its publicly supporUd ichools. Mrs. Motley and South Caro ls promised to rule be-' lina NAACP At'torMyt sought to the'lirst of the year, which j prove fn the iJrliiJ last rfionth that Gantt may have a that Gantt’s «ppli(»tion was NEW YORK — A ruling for or iuiainst Harvey Gantt, the 10 year old Negro student who has iiied to enter all-whito Clem s' 'College in' South Carolina, ii expected before January. 1st, Mrs. Qonstancc Baker Motley Bb'id today. Mrs. Motley said District Judge C. C. Wyche of Anderson, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY, (>RO0F,' OLD KENTUCKY DISTILLERY, LOUISVILLE, KEIITUOKY loiTo: handled differently from those oi wuile itiudunis, and that Clemson was loiluwing a "while only” policy when it turned down Gantt. Clemson attorneys reportejJ that Uantt was not admitted be cause he failed to complete his application f^rm in a proper manner. Clemson also argued that it does not maintain a Uly- white adnUssian policy, though it admittedly has never had a Negro student. Gantt, who lives in Charleston, had attempted to transfer to Clemson Ik early 1961 from Iowa State University, where he was then a freshman. He was «U«uUng Iowa State on a South Carolina out of state grant. Such financial assistance Is giv I wnmwm :C- FIFTH »3»» PINT »2®“ pras^ certain rieni?nts ?re.ss." He made this observation oft David Susskind’s Bad* tele vision program. Sunday b1M. cembpr 2. The progrant w»« d voted to an evaluation of tht President’s first two years 1« of fice. Secty. Wilkins pom'ed out tlwt the President held up tiie rPceKil? signed executive hcwm'ng :ordti because he feared dllatoiff debat# “would have split Consuls aiM endangered the rest , of his bopw "At it worked out," Mr. #lUtlnr added, “his Congress snyway and his program went ,ovei the hill, even though he. frifnUii ed from offering a elvft right: biU.” This only proves that “yod ean’l appease certain elements In CoK -jress. You might as wcU, flj* them as lo appeaHe—yoi» iame distance. ' , ,.1 "Presicfent I^ncdy i|if Tar ahead n^' as if h;!. (op posed’’ this elamsht of Mr. Wilkins .stated. » y Oiher pafticipiwta ll^hitdfd Mr i')ori3 Fioesoi), natww^Ily'.^ditai -d columnist; Mtnrk larvard professor! vid Lawrence of PCBii«ylV|#H>’" f-Jmmct Hughes, ^unlalifh #iid lames C»rt!y, . prtslitmt, lional Electrfcal Afl CIO. ■; This telecaet wW bev«eii Utf* in Washington. O. C.; I/Of Ange^ and Sacramento, Cal,; HtUib4|r|(h Pa.; Bufftio, N, Y^'$t li?u^ Mo.' Cambridge and BostiM, De catur and Peoria, n).; Kafnts); Ch: ivans.; and lmllana|»riia,‘iiiA, NAACP's Yeaf^ NEW YOftK-^Htiy WilJa%' (!3»i cutlve secreUry. ef tije Associalipn for ,the v,Adviiijt(!)ij;e^ of Colored Peo|>le will make ‘a f’ port on NAACP activities" 1862 at the As^ia;f.b'ni^)i' annual meeting heH Moncfay. ^ ^ ... - ■; :' :s- This wili‘be the fim annual meeting under tti* ij e> constitution which provljlfes'fti the establishment of a ^^?ietiib;(|^ lioard of Directors^ begln'iiin^ 1W>3, instead of tlie preiot^: 4^ neraber Board. ' ' ■ i The meeting, whi,cli te ,«(MDtto aU NAACP tfi«itoNhlifcr*^,cl lege. Gantt is an excellent stu-,^““"*“* Cartel ttiyjfe,. dent, an architecture major who, Current, direclof oi had finished second is his class ^"afence ^l*theH, jJlwomr,,'W^a8h- at Burke High School in Charle- ‘"Ston Bureau; herbert Hfli, l«l». ston in 1960. | secretary. , : ■ Also, Jack Wood, spjs^ii; asste., in iWks,’pr NAACP Legal Defense Fund attorneys, under the direction of Mrs. Motley, filed suit on Gantt's behalf July 2. 1962. By this time, he had written more than ten letters to the Registrar inquir ing about his application. Jnt tor liousing; CalWn nkiHs, pro iiam director; ftuss jikrt* -oil, spuL'ial assistant for educa tion; Alias Milurea i^onu^ njcm- oersnip secretary; iuiwarw Ooo,.., citurcu secretary; ja,m;s 'w. Ivy, In tiie Fund brief submitted | iviooa^^uiix^wi-^'’ last week. South Carolina NAACP attorney Matthew Perry j (i,„ , ‘ ' contends that Clemson College is I ^ ection pf Ujroc- pursuing, in denying Gantt T mission, a long-stanamg custom.'cunsisi I supported by state law, of ! uao.:iofs' c»Vcgories oi ing admission to Negro students, j ’ ® eieetea j at-large Tiie brief also maintains that | ^ *; ‘“ehes; tlios? eleeieti (1) South Carolina’s policy i yunih racial segregation is reflected in | a***! by tne Board, numerous legislative sanctions,] . “ *'"''"8 Uie annual jmeUii(j; and that (2) Gantt has the legal' t*"ard will hold!its firsi right to seek an injunction in ar ineeiing. j this case not only for himself, j i— but for subsequent Negro appli-' According to Mrs, Oo^o(h» a cants who arc qualified for ad Barnes, President of the! coilegc mission. |‘he c^rriculuin will cofislat Af‘ Gantt has withdrawn from Mooeling, Weight Cootrij, |^y Iowa State and is now at home Balance and ^ois‘, Pclgij^i^v awaiting Judge Wyciie’s decision. ProjccUon, Grwming Make^o and any subsequent legal moves, and Hair Styling, and The So. should tiiat decision be unfavor- cial Graces. ' able, I Barnes Buslnesa College en- NAACP Legal Defense Fund deavors U, injp,rt moie than attorneys for Gantt besides Mrs.; specific knowlc^tge and skills Motley and Mr. Perry are Lin- the development of pciwnality coin C. Jenkins, Jr., of Columbia, is asd integral part of Its train- Dunald J. Samp.son and Willie T. ing. , : 1 Smith, Jr. of Greenville and The Charm Schpol isisponSar- Jack Greenberg of New York ed by Barnes Business j College, eember 17 it 7:30 P. M. will be seen along WUh Christmas masic pph's Dream; Act II—Journey ,to Bethlehem; Act III—Rise Up Shep herds; Act IV—Herod Th*! King; and Act V—Behold The New K*n^. The TV production and the Christmas Play are being directed by Miss Minnie P. SampsfMi, with Mrs. Mallie Stocks, Mrs. Gertr^e Williams, and Mrs. fiirnestine Holmen a.ssisting. The ChmHI from tha Chorjl Gnup. .Scene&jGroup will be under *he direction ihown w:il reprtseftt Act I—J«w 'of Miss Grace Atkinson, Andrew Lons and Mrs. Jimmie McNeill. O’Berry School is a State In stitution for the care, training and rehabilitation of Mentally Retard ed Children. Officials of the school related that all retared children need help. Above all they need love and understand ing from Uie penerai public in order to live useful lives. Many of them with special education and occupational training, can le- quire the knoivledge, skills, social poise which wilt make them hap py persons. In varying degrees, .hey always may be dependent upon others but research and ex perience lave .^hown that special training v.ith public acceptance will help our almost forgottc.'’ children toward greater independ ence. Your support of these activities will be appreciated. City. Charm School Set In Goldsboro however, the training i^ open tii adults and high schdol iutiiurs and seniors. | Mrs. Sankie Everett ■Johnron of New York and Washington, D. C , will conduct the class«). Mrs. Johnson is graduate at Dil lard High School. BeoneU Col- GOLDSBORO — Barnes lege, Columbia University, with Business College will sponsor its spccial ti'ainlng in the arts at de second Annual Charm School., Vore’s in New York City. Monday. December 17 - 21. j If your groiq;> wotild like to Classes will be from 2:00 • 4:00 sponsor a ^uoi lady In ihte' p. m. Monday, Tuesday and, Charm School, pleaac call the Wednesday and from 9:00 a. m,|-8chooi R£ S3i41-te ^roll aod'‘ to 1:00 p. m. on Thursday. [for further iitformitioa. ,l 3n(ient $ A45 “4/5 QT. m inuuMt KomMrr nmmi mMNV* m mtr • CMtiUT m iiitiujm mnn. fmmfmt, HEKTiiciiy
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