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ATTY. THOMPSON
Atty. Ikmpson
Notes 50 Years
Legal Practice
M. Hugh Thompson, first
black president of the Durham
County Bar Association and
well known lawyer, observed
his 50th anniversary of legal
practice in Durham on August
20. He has participated in, and
has observed many changes
throughout his legal career
Tommy, as he is known to his
many friends expects to
ltrltn- care -of wWf
matters "fot his client for
several more years.
Located at 20312 East
Chapel Hill Street, Atty
Thompson is a familiar figure
walking with his cane to
support himself as he wends his
way to the Durham County
Courthouse to look after legal
(See ATTY. Page 8A)
nil4s.
nventuon
Calif.
Durham Woman Dies In Accident
:: .kl
Mrs. E. Gilliard
A M. E. Zion
Meet Set For
Chapel Hill
Dr. J. A. Brown, presiding
elder, Durham District, AME
Zion Church, announced this
week that the 48th annual
session of the District
Conference & Missionary Mass
Meeting, will convene at
O'Bryant Church, Sept. 5-7.
The theme is "A New Age
and a New Disciple". It will
open with devotions at 6 p.m.,
Sept. 5, and Rev. L.P. Perry
will preach the opening
sermon. He will be
accompanied by choirs and
members of Mt. Olive Church,
Durham. The serving of the
Holy Sacrement of the Lord's
Supper will be the highlight of
the first session. A welcome
service, presided over by the
pastor, Rev. V.B. Pitchord,
featuring many phases of the
Chapel Hill community, will be
held.
M by ministera
and laymen will be held every
morning for 15 minutes. The
business will get underway at
9:30. Noon day sermons will
be delivered by Revs. E. C.
Dowdy and S. P. Cook. A
conference choir, under the
direction of Rev. Walter
Phillips, with Mrs. L.P.Perry in
(See ZION Page 8A)
Dead Bodies of Matthew Atwater
And Wife, Found By Daughter
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Abernathy lo Continue As Head
Of So. Leadership Conference
INDIANAPOLIS -(NBNS)--
With what has been
described in some reports as
"evangelistic fervor", several
hundred delegates gathered in
St. John's Baptist Church for
the annual meeting of the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, shouted approval
when Rev. Abernathy
announced in his speech before
the body that he intended to
continue as SCLC president.
"I feel now that I have not
only a mandate from Martin, a
mandate from God, but a
mandate from Black America,"
Abernathy said. "Let me assure
you that I accept this challenge
and this responsibility," he
continued.
Abernathy had submitted
his resignation on July 9, but a
twelve hour, closed door
meeting with SCLC's Board of
Directors resulted in a decision
by the board to reject his
Durham Among
Leaders In Rising:
Industrial Figures
According to figures
recently released by the
Division of Commerce and
Industry of the State
Department of Natural and
Economic Resources, Durham
County did an outstanding job
from January 1969 through
December 1972 in providing
high annual wages to
employees in new and
expanding industries.
During the test period, the
average annual wage for an
employee in a new or
(See LEADERS Page 8A)
MR. & MRS. ATWATER
Matthew 'Atwater, 59, and his wife, Julia, about 50, of
915 JeroiTie ,mmmt0 t-itteMh owM
Monday morning in their bedroom. Their bodies were
old dauehter. Jerome Road is
1UUI1U t-l J liv4 J -- ci
located in the Emorywood Development, a suburban area
that is predominantly black middle class.
Durham Country Sheriff Marvin Davis reported that
the young daughter awakened around 2:00 a.m. thinking
something was wrong. She is reported not to have heard
anything. Davis said the girl went to her parents
bedroom and found them lying
sprawled together near the
bathroom door. Running next
door to the home of W.F
Leathers, she awakened him
and told him that her mother
and daddy were bleeding and
looked as if they were dead
Davis reported that Leathers
accomoanied the girl to her
resignation.
Abernathy had blamed
SCLC's financial difficulties,
his obligation to his church,
and lack of support from the
Black middle class, as reasons
for his resignation. The board,
however, had decided to
appoint a full time executive
director and a committee to
develop new funding sources.
These will help SCLC solve
some of it's problems
Abernathy said.
"Taking into account the
reasons cited by the president
as the basis for his resignation,
we are convinced that his
concerns are mainly symptoms
of the frustrating nature of our
times and that all of us in the
nation must share the guilt for
our nation's neglects and
(See ABERNATHY Page 8A)
home and "he was so shocked
at what he found it took him
sometime (about 15 minutes)
to compose himself and
telephone the sheriffs
department around 2:14 a.m.
The slaying of the couple
remains a mystery according to
Durham County Sheriff Marvin
L. Davis. Davis said sheriff s
department detectives have
been working around the clock
since the discovery of the
bodies of Matthew G. Atwater
and his wife, Julia, about 2
a.m. Monday morning.
The sheriff said investigators
still have not determined the
motives for the double slaying,
though they have not
discounted the possibility of
robbery as a motive. Many
other motive possibilities are
being investigated, including
the possibility that the slaying
might have some link with
organized crime
IX is reported that while
Atwlter waa mown to carry
large sums of money on him, a
large amount of money was
found in the house, including
over $600 that was on a dresser
in the room where the
Atwaters' bodies were found.
Investigators have confirmed
reports that some baseball
lottery tickets had been f ound
after the couple were slain.
Atwater operated Atwater's
Grocery at 1912 S. Alston
Avenue and was a forklift
operator for the Colonial
Stores Warehouse in Raleigh.
Mrs. Atwater was an
employee of North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance
(See ATWATER Page 8A)
Victim Of Tues.
Auto Mishap
Mrs. Evelyn Jones Gilliard,
50, of 1005 Willowdale Drive,
was fatally injured on Tuesday
morning after the car she was
driving collided head on with a
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MISS BLACK TEENAGE WORLD - BIRMINGHAM, Ak:
Rosalette Petty, 16, of Kailua, Hawaii, was crowned the first Miss
Black Teenage World here 817 night.
Miss Black Teenage Pageant
Title is Won By Hawaiin Girl
More Than 20,000 Delegates to
Represent Nation's Largest Meet
The 93rd annual meeting of
the National Baptist
Convention, U.S.A., Inc., will
be held in the Los Angeles
Convention Center, September
4th through 9th.
More than 20,000 delegates
representing the six and one
half million membership of the
n a t ion's largest Negro
organization, are expected to
attend. This membership
represents 28 percent of the
total Negro population.
The program of the six day
event has been structured by
its leadership to cover
economic, political and
(See BAPTIST Page 4A)
MRS. GILLIARD
second car on Highway 731 at
U.S.X&f01r,
Durham Public Safety
Officer Frank L. Urban
reported that she died from
injuries received when her car
collided with one driven by
Alwyn Louis Featherstone.
Urban reported that the
Gilliard car "just crossed the
center line for an unknown
reason" as it was traveling west
on Highway 751 and smashed
into the Featherstone car,
which was traveling east.
Featherstone, 51, of 3734
Cambridge Ave., was treated
for minor injuries and then
released. Mrs. Dorothy F.
Williams, 41, of 2909
Kanewood Ave., and a
passenger in the Gilliard car
was hospitalized at Duke
Medical Center. Hee condition
is reported as fair.
Urban, whose investigation
is incomplete at this time, said
that the only reason he had
found for the Gilliard's car
crossing over the center line
was that she had just passed a
milk truck and was unable to
pull back into the westbound
lane because there were two
cars in front of the truck. One
witness to the accident told the
officer he had seen the
(See GILLIARD Page 8A)
DANVILLE, Va. -Rosalette
Petty, 15 year old
teenager representing the State .
of Hawaii walked away with
the Title of Miss Black Teenage
World in the Birmingham City
Auditorium. Miss Petty, from
Kalhla, Hawaii performed a
medley of Polynesian dances
for her talent presentation, she
edged out Miss Pamela Bcfiley
Of St, Louis, Missouri, who was
named 1st Runner Ufh Miss
Petty was sponsored by Amfac,
Inc. of Honolulu, Hawaii The
winner received a $2,400
renewable Scholarship to
Hampton Institute, Hampton,
Virginia, a Lady Princess
Diamond Ring, presented by
Epps Jewerly Co. of
Birmingham, An Instamatic
Camera, presented by Mr.
Charles Wilson of Eastman
Kodak Company, a Pen and
Pencil Set by the A.T. Cross
Pen Company and a Tape
Recorder by Panasonic. In
addition to these prizes Miss
Petty received the Winners
Trophy and the Miss Black
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Dr. George Shipman, Livingstone
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SALISBURY - Dr. F.
George Shipman, president of
Livingstone College, Salisbury,
was appointed to a top-level
post in State Government by
Gov. James E. Holshouser Jr.
The well-known educator
was sworn in recently as a
member of the Council on
State Goals and Policy.
Members of the council
meet monthly, and they are
charged with determining both
long and short range goals for
the state. Gov. Holshouser
serves as chairman, and he will
also name Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt as
vice chairman at the next
meeting.
Another Salisburian, Phil
Kirk, now administrative
assistance to Gov. Holshouser,
is a current member of the
council. He was appointed by
former Gov. Bob Scott and has
one year remaining to serve.
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DR. SHIPMAN
Dr. Shipman, who became
president of Livingstone
College in January, 1969, joins
the list of others well known in
Salisbury and Rowan County
who have been selected for top
state posts by Gov. Holshouser.
The list of appointments
include Dr. L.C. Holshouser as
chairman of the State ABC
system: Jake F. Alexander as a
member of the State Board of
Transportation, formerly the
State Highway Commission;
Wiley Ruth as administrator of
the State ABC system; Mrs.
Elizabeth Koontz, a graduate
of Livingstone College, as
assistant secretary of the
Department of Human
Relations, Hoya Miller Jr. as,
head of the safety division of
the State Board of
Transportation; and Jerry
Blackwelder of Kannapolis as
director of public information
for the Department of Human
Resources.
Dr. Shipman, a native of
Clarkton and graduate of
Livingstone College with an AB
degree in 1939, has been active
in civic life since coming to
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Teenage World Certificate of
Merit. Miss Petty was also
selected Miss Talent by the
Judges. Judges for the Pageant
were, Mayor Algenon Cooper
of Pritchard, Alabama; Mrs.
Ruth Owens, Democratic
National Committee wo man for
the State of Alabama; John
Lucas, Uri$prBtty of Maryland
Basketball and Tennis Star,
Miss Bonnie Logan. Touring
Professional Tennis Player,
Atty. George Bumpass; Dr.
Clyde Williams, President of
Miles College; Ms. Sara Smith,
Community Relations Director
WBRC TV Channel 42,
Birmingham, Alabama.
Miss Pamela Bosely 17 year
old teenager from St Louis,
Mo., wowed the audience with
her impressions of Merv
Griffin; Micheal Jackson, Mae
West and Jimmy Cagney, was
selected 1st Runner-Up. Miss
Pamela Harvey of LaPtata. Md.
was selected 2nd Runner-Up
winning a Scholarship to
Tennessee State University as
did the Fust Runner-Up.
NCCU Greets More Than 1,000
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freshmen and New Mudents
More than 1,000 freshmen
and new students arrived
Sunday, August 26, on the
campus of North Carolina
Central University to begin a
week of orientation activities.
They'll register at the end of
the week and start classes on
September 4.
Mrs. Maria B. Creed,
admissions officer at the
university, said Thursday that
1,408 new students have been
admitted to the school.
"Last year, 69 per cent of
those we admitted actually
enrolled," Mrs. Creed said.
Mutiple admissions- students
who have been accepted by
two or more schools-- usually
comprise the bulk of those
who don't enroll
For those who do arrive,
dormitories will open at 9 a.m.
Lunch will be available at the
W.G. Pearson Cafeteria a 1
p.m. and a social hour wilt be
provided for the new students
by the Durham Hotel in the
hotel at 3 p.m.
An information booth will
be manned at the university's
Fine Arts building from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
Orientation activities began
Monday morning at 7:30, with
a health information session a
B.N. Duke Auditorium.
Students will be given physical
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Health Law Center Established
North Carolina Central
University will begin operation
of a new center for Health Law
in its school of law this
semester.
Ernest E. Ratiiff, a Duke
University Law School
graduate who is associate
professor of law at NCCU, will
direct the center. He describes
it as "one of only a handful of
its kind in the United States."
Ratiiff, who lives in Apex
and taught last year as assistant
professor ef health
administration and public law
a UN -Chapel Hill, said the
center "will focus its energy
and attention on the many
problems and paradoxes tha
have accompanied the rapid
progress of medical technology
in recent years.
The center's director said,
"Medicine is a rapidly changing
field, where theories -and facts
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overnight. Law, on the other
hand, moves slowly in Ms
change and rehes heavily on
past decisions and
Thus, the correlation of
two highly differing
is difficult."
According to lUtttft, the
center will range in Is activities
from keeping lav a breast of
medical advances to eflSla
remedy the jnartBqmaj of
health care nailliosa ef
Americans receive.
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