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CLUBBERS’ CORNER
Clubber* 1 Corner mail if. in
creasing each week This week we
hive five letters which are pub
lished below. Also published are
the names of the club members in
Tarboro.
Be sure to follow instructions in
the Clubbers’ Corner of previous
weeks concerning requirements
for membership in the Clubbers’
Club end the tickets for the ad
mission of clubbers to the Negro
American League games.
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Dear Clubbers:
l I am a member of the 'Eagle
j Rock Baseball Team. I would like
i very much to sell some papers
! for you. I am in the fourth grade
and l arc six <6> years of age.
If you want to know more about
me, you may write to my home
room teacher, Mrs. C. D. Cobb
Carver School, Wendell, N. C.
Very truly yours,
ERSKIN BULLOCK
Dear Clubbers:
I am a member of the Wendell
Baseball Team. I would like very
much to sell some papers for you.
I go to Carver School. I am in the
fourth grade. My teacher's name
is Mrs. C, D. Cobb. I am ten yeans
old.
My position in playing baseball
is shortstop.
Yours trulv,
CARY PERRY
Dear Clubbers:
I am a member of the Wendell
Baseball Team I would like very
much to sell some papers for you.
/ go to Carver School and I am
in the fourth grade. I am nine <8)
years old.
| If you want to know more about,
me. you may write to mv teacher,
Mrs. C. D. Cobb.
Very truly yours.
EARL STREET
P. G. Box 434.
Wendell, N. C.
Dear Clubbers:
I am a member of the Eagle
Rock Baseball Tsaro, I would like
very much to be a member of your
club. I am in the fourth grade and
I am eleven (11) years old. I go
to Carver School.
If you want to know more about
me, you may write to my teacher,
Mrs. C. D Cobb.
Yours truly,
DWIGHT MITCHELL,
Route 1. Wendell, N. C.
KNIGHTDALE
Dear Clubbers:
I am a member of the Wendell
Baseball Team, I would like to
join your baseball club. I am ten
GO I years old. I go to Carver
School. I am in the fourth grade.
My teacher s name is Mrs. C. D.
Cobb. My position on the baseball
team Ls rightfield.
Yours truly.
PHILLIP COBB
PRELUDE TO SUMMER Misses Margaret Reed, rising junior,
of Starr, S. €., and Lillie Perkins, rising senior, of Cheraw. S. C„
are radiant with smiles as they “look southward’’ from their perch
atop the Bennett College wall to the route that they will soon be tak
ing for their summer vacation.
Mrs. Amelia Tucker
Attends Zion Meet
LOUISVILLE. Ky.—Mrs. Amelia
Tucker, wife of Bishop C. Eu
banks Tucker, recently returned
from the meeting of the Council of
Church Women, which was held
in the Marrott Hotel, Indianapolis,
Tnd., where she represented the
A.M.E. Zion Church.
She reported that the women in
attendance discussed every phase
of church life, along national and
international lines The employ
ment of women received much at
tention and if, was decided that it
was not only.unfair to discrimin
ate against women in employment,
but un-Christian
The Council expressed grave
concern over the Berlin crisis and
other treats to the peace of the
world. It vowed to work toward
putting an end to war and to fight
•■'ornmunism wherever it raised its
head. The plight of migratory
N. Y.’s St. Aug. Alumni Club
Will Host The State’s Models
NEW YORK The St. Augus
tine'* College Alumni Club of New
York will play host to Mannequin's
Limited, a group Os New York
Models, during their May 23rd
regular club meeting which will
be staged in the Red Shield Club
fSalvation Army) on 124th Street
between 7th and Bth Avenues, at
8 p m.
Glamorous Mrs. Lilllian Finev,
president of the Mannequins will
outline the fine points of a SIOO.OO
scholarship donation to be present
ed to the N. Y. St. Augustine’s
Club, which in turn will give
same to St. Augustine's College
toward a scholarship fund for
some deserving youngster.
The New York Saints will also
discus* in detail their proposed
Boat R.-de schedules for a moon
light sail up the Hudson River on
Friday, July 10th.
The Alumni Group voted unani
mously to send the Alma Mater
$75.00 as payment toward their
National Alumni Dues.
Aside from entertaining the
Mannequins at the club’s meeting,
the entertainment committee is
planning a social function after
Mrs. Finney’s address, and the
UNCF Committee of St, Augus
tine's will report on progress to
ward the club's goal of SSOO 00. The
committee for the United Negro
College Fund is hesded by Mrs.
Lula Powell, Mrs. Victor Hal! and
Mr. WilHarn K Bell.
Mr. W K. Bell, author, has ;
established s Latham-Lynch Scho- !
Isrship Fuad of $500.00 for St, '
Routs 1. Knightdale, N. C.
CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR
LOCATIONS
TARBORO
Fred Wood, president, Glenrus
Hart, secretary; Stanford Stock
er, vice president; Kermit Harris,
Kenneth McLaurin, Eddie Pitt
man, Charles Strouds, Wilbur
rtot‘4 $ Thigpen, David
: Cherry, Eugene
Harrison, Milton
f|jp | , Bridgers. Willie
Boyant, Tyrone
Harper, Leonard,
> Jayo, Felton
w 5 Betcher, Earnest
t %»•*- Pittman, Percy
V , Battle. Willie
Pettaway, Henry
THIGPEN Williams, Confer
Lee Carver, Sartes Barnes, John
Bryant. Willie Porter, Lonnie
Wiggins, Joseph Parker, John
Thomas Jones, William Arnold.
Thodvin Worsley, Eddie Knight i
Durwood Dunn, Erwin Bvodiey, l
Cicero Whitfield, Harvey Savage,
Bradford Hopkins, Leonard Dr an- *
ghn, Russell Dancy, Stanford
Knight, Jimmie Tucker, WILBUR
THIGPEN is an outfielder or, the
baseball tear* In Tarboro. He is in
the Eighth grade and his teacher
is Mrs. S. B. Garrett. Wilbur is IS
years of age
workers was discussed freely and
it was agreed that the church
should and must take the lead in
planning a more wholesome life
for those unfortunate persons who
find it necessary to travel from
one place to another, in order to
make a living
The most scathing attack, ac
cording to Mrs. Tucker, was on
those persons wna would censure
the discussion of matters and prob
lems unpopular to certain areas
The Council went on record as
being diametrically opposed to any
person, or organization that would
hamper free speech, free assembl
age and free worship.
It felt that there was no matter
effecting our country that should
not be discussed in all ramifica
tions. whether it be desegregation,
intermarriage or church member
ship.
- Augustine'? College, honoring two
’ of St. Augustine's faculty members
■ of many years. Mrs Bel! is the
; author of "15 Million Negroes and
1 Ift Billion Dollars", also "A Busi
i ness Primicr for Negroes” which
i Mr. Bell report* the U. S Dept of
Commerce used for 5 years.
Leadership
i
Blamed In
Little Rock
LITTLE ROCK, Ark —The blame
for Little Rock’s school integration
crisis was traced last week to a
lack of positive leadership at the
I state and Federal levels and to an
organised opposition from outside
the city.
Putting the finger on them %vas
Virgil T. Blossom, whose position
as school superintendent, in the Ar
kansas capital made him “the
man in the middle' 1 of that situa
tion.
However, it wasn’t to work out
that way and Blossom points out
that the Department of Justice
failed to indict or prosecute a sin
gle individual involved in the mob
action that ensued, although more
than fifty were arrested by losal
j police
1 rjmt&mm ®m adveettseei
ON TOP COMMITTEE—Miss
Laura 'Frankie) Sawyer, a rising
senior sociology major, of Salta- •
bury, who was recently elected
as student representative to the
central administrative commit
tee at Bennett College.
Judge Hastie
To Ceremonies
At NO College
DURHAM Federal Judge \v
liam H Hastie of the U. S. Court
of Appeals, Third Circuit, Phila
delphia, Pa. will deliver Nmth
Carolina College's finals address
to the graduating classes at n
a m Tuesday, June 2 in the Men's
Gymnasium.
Since leaving a law professor
ship at Howard University in 1933,
Judge Hastie has served as assi
tant. solicitor, U. S. Department
of Interior (1933- (937*; Judge of
the District Court of the Virgin
Islands (1937-1939»; Dean of the
Howard University Law School
(1939-1946); Civilian Aide io the
Secretary of War < 1940-1942',
Member of Caribbean Commission
(1947-1950); and Governor of the
Viigin Islands <1946-1940).
NCC’s finals speaker is %
native of Knoxville, Term. Ke
graduated from Dunbar High
School in Washington. P. C.
Afterwards, he received the
A. R degree at Amherst, and
the 1,1.. R and SI P. from Har
vard University.
He began his professional career
as teacher at Bordentown Manual
Training School. Bordentown, N J
His law practice started in 1931
when he was admitted to the bar
of the District of Columbia
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Natural Prejudices Born Os
Environment, Says Schwartz
ST. LOUIS (AND Natural
prejudices can be attributed to en- 1
vironment; when an individual is |
judged on his own character and j
abilities “rather than the color of
his skin.” racial antagonisms tend
to disappear, Adolph Schwarts,
chairman, St. Louis Council on |
Human Relations, said last week !
Schwartz was the moderator of i
a panel session which examined j
"The Corrosive Effects of Preju- i
dice on the Moral, Social. Religi
our Society." The discussion was
held at Homan Community center
under the sponsorship of the adult
department of the YMCA and
B'nai Brith.
Desegregation is working in
schools and larger theaters in
St. Louis and in other areas
where individuals face the
problem calmly, Schwartz said,
He addl’d that Negroes make
up .30 percent of the population
of the city of Kt Louis, but
they are restricted drastically
in their efforts to advance
their economic status and to
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAT 23, 1959
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He added that in many instances 1
qualified Negroes are denied mem- ;
bership in labor unions; are pre-
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Mr. and Mrs. Aulice Evans 1109 E. Martin St.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul H. Johnson 1537 Battery Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Robert l pperman 1805 S. East St.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graves ...... Garner N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Crutchfield ~..*. 623 Quarry Street
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Williams 1307 S. Blood worth St,
Mr. and 5Hs. John Earnest Jones . 903 Bragg St.
Mrs. Massalena Williams 105 Star St
airs. Marv Jones 2212 Bedford Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Blount "06 Tower St.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones 301 Sunithfield St.
Mr. and Mrs. James Green, Jr , 20 Hill St
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Montague 1300 E. Edenton St.
Mr. and Mrs. Winsnr Jones 917 S. State St.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Herndon 1.376 S. Blood worth- St.
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