Week ending Saturday, may it, 1947
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Jin, Annie L. I!, tine of Ra
leigh. C who prior to her ni;*.r
rtage on April loth at the home
of Rev. William Perry in Raleigh,
was Miss Annie I.igmt, daughter
of M:*s. Ora iis on ,:m! the late
Mr. James G. I ison of Raleigh.
Mr. Archie I.ec Holme- i- the son
of the late Mr, and Mrs. Holmes
of Jacksonville. Ha.
Washington Srlmo! P F \
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Endorses \ri Drsolntion
The W.iihr-.rton Sflv.nl PTA v.
i!' final nicotine h Moef Thor.-
day night, May 8. adopted ttn ot
ntouslj iws-.Juion ;;; .■ :t Use Ks
laugh school i.v-ai'i In art
teachers- in th** ei"ti'a r’, -. fvh-in’
The resolution «.• a-• propo; <1 >■■
Mrs. Simmons. a r.icr.'i .v of n> • N
0. Art Sc-icty
A repot, o: i
mil.tr*' war. tnscic l.y Mr.- P.WU
Smith, »!io reocromrxbed ;'.,u >lv
same office*':* be votsined P>r j-.ci.i
vrar. .Be: »;rc Mrs F P ..I. ' con •.
!ft soi'\ i* s ..*• .y. V tic- i>■ :
'at kin*, v• • rlrrtcil '■*. dr.* p r
te n. Mi. G r Cheeks, : < ;■*,
dent, thanked the t: iv-i.-s ; • u
..if' w hitch they had vetidert-'i
the children 'his year. Mrs. F. P
Mayr responded for the t-'.nchc-rs.
At the close of d • busing's '
ston all wen. X to the cafeteria,
where a so or, s«v-i<«i pen >.i
enjoyed Tlie PTA off it is. and
ltr.chers greeted the parents in the
n*c i a ... i<m Came* v.ou.* kti bj
Mrs. Aria Jars i.e .>■• Miss Move
logon. Miss Maltha Sph.wi wve o
brief acoot'oi of the cxtra-cunri>.'ti!-‘i
acl-ivili*.'. T’.l ■ ins • a hcsrru*.-
ton of the trades which will i>,
offered n xt yea>. Rvt > ethmer.s.
i c.n isTuiy of cool-; - s and punch
v, ■ re furnished oy :no Athletic A:
aoristicr..
PUBLIC U FAIRS
HONOR HAITI
The Pi,:■•!;• At i . < •• .vrAor "!
ibe Sojounm-i Truth YWCA : n co*,
of Li'alior, M?t the 'Ralcjrh Brat ex
< i tec National A :• >ciati n f. <'"i
l.'tte Women i* spoTn-f.-bie in Ra
leigh at A.-tfO o'clock on the H
y.uridav. 1W iv 18 '■ tfK* M -y'm St
Baptist C -ur-h i'••••- At
that time the rorr.jni'tee tiapr-s <■
shvc as a rec-.iving post forth.
ci'-n*tionS V.'- x n ' nr worrst*:-. Ot
} • ?i»<»i £ f h t »i :V:(I am c- }s\. i7i <2 Or^ h t*-
cc? fund.
Madsmc i «rimr. Ik <- r
president of 'Hr,; l ! e. s writtu l
*..niiV v*l -v- Or —.ar.w .. ... r...
Ideh , i.sjuc;.,!!'..: ; i<i :r. uittirlass a
t- pfOi: dollar i:*■ H: it!.
Itifjv. wil) !>,. ppoak . presen I at
the me* tine, to r.-y.. th. R -
public of f iaui ;<v-d *ho fiDruoit» <
invitt’k yrn ! 'i h*-at :■■ abr*t»l the
Republic in 1 ''. ■ * ii>c.v*, S< i'bc
meet ini-’, as aa fWe A rfieeting.*-
ay. i ;; ■■■■'tT tn a , p . *i;e 'You are
Invited to attend.
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OBFRI.IN BAPTIST CHUW n
ANT> PASTOR AVS?\XR.SA«V
Thv Oheiiin Baptist Church
and paster, Be\. V. S. Bwnra.
(tiffbr the following in
observation of the pastor's anni
versary.
Monday, IVfai 12,th, R n m., Rev
Smith- Tuesday May Ypt* s p
m.. Rev. R. C. RawTonct!, Cousn-
Kational f luvir. ConitrrjptieTi
Moswlay. May !2<h. 2 r>. m., Rev
.1. a. Avery. Wake Cbwjjel Choir
congregation. Thursday, Ma> 15.
R p. in., Rev, W. J. Cameron, Wffl
e«n Tem»so MettainKst < iiSjrr.h
Choir, congrogation. Vrtdiay, May
Hj. 8 p, ni. Siirter Gary 's Choir and
eor.gregnt.ion. Sunday morning
The pastsr will be in charge San *
•lay afternoon ?.:IVi Arniiversary
sermon by fir, 0. s, fittlliwk, First
Baptist Church, choir H.riei rem ■
grogntion. Monday night, reccp ■
t-ion. Ministers Alliance Rev. C
d. Brown is tiu- pa tor.
Mrs Oliver Moore wishes to an
nounce the marriage of her daugh
; let, Miss Mabie Moore of Raleigh,
to Mr. Frank Moses of Philadel
phia, Pa. They will make then
home in New York City.
airs. Lillie J. Boykin of Garlar.ii
th. week on < r.ticsf of Mr. and
Mrs. Jnnrs 11. Btyvkn,. 210 Gyapyh
Sircet. Inst week.
Mrs J . Alien, 2)2 Branch Street.
Ruth i»ou*.jlas <t 20!! Branch
.*'.;i-(xt and Mrs. M A. Ham*, ot 20
F,.-;v.;j Sir. o’ vis'ti-il tnendt i.H
■ i(ynd' ison last week ona
st. Paul Church uili open I>.ti!*
V.,cation Bible School Jwv 1 to 12
'Bus service daily over sanur route
; Stmctays klir Geneva William...
-;. pcrnu-ndi.'iit.
!);•• V O Bluforri. pn.ldeni e.
A and T C’oHef.c. Greensboro tva.-
_ t’ ll: visih.n; !.,) the CARO
IONIAN thi- week
DIVINE’S WIFE
SHOUTS “PEACE” AT
ANNIVERSARY
PINK BROOK. N. .1 iCNf'n
Far, ft ... Rj 4 ."h;n 'S ‘ I S.e *,! rrif|<-
v. ;fi' of Father UiCne v. as over-i
; j,.ye i .cid < vr; d dur is. il.f eeit •
, ip,,C.*m of h r first vxiicii'i", as.o
v< is.iv> here this *wcek.
Ta<* Fatite U ted her ••divinely'
v.tii fi.OOO followers combining )hf
-{.rc o.rintjy club cempleto with
■ ichtstra and huge banquet set
; ;iy. Divine's best ro-.k* Is d cavc
f,.hv prejiared ; nr.'iiu el WO meats j
',} \ c-. i as, sai 2.2 -3la'ta bn! t! *
.tiil leader chose in- diniutr t
avoid "setting fat
However, Divine warned news
papermen and ne'-'. artel men be;
;2ep rtaferring to him as *l>alti arc -
sheet*' and "as a 'Negro" ' Every-]
be :;-’ knows who I :nV Iso emntvit
siatc-'i V■' my name •> * r-ns
v. i.o is an emancipator and do live:
■ .a Humanity. ‘ Th-m tie offe - 'ri tec
: iiovs a niece of anr.ive rsary cake.
.M:s Divine, heree-i:. w.- alimti
-e te. by the Father’s closest fol*
i lowers and smiled proctcusly ’r,
r.l-olograph-:rs -a-at.-pert Then very
quietly, .he looked d-wn . t he
!-!•;*,hand and said ‘Peace. ’
DOLMiS OF THEYWC.i
y n LNS HONOR MOT Si? Si*-
The Y-T«*eus of Washington Higa
i c. tax'll he.iwrc-d tbfjr rnothcr? m
th. school auditorium by givin::
ih*. Hurd anneal I a on Mot in.:
Day. Thi program consisted of
tYvotional ps.riod conducted by
A;;;.il: Morgan. Several tributes t-
Tp.'ly'.’s -ax:.* j*i.ad ? v members of
•he clubs and -hics were, .-ung t-s
--;n daily ritten bn' tf.v ‘jm. Mr*
j; Cheek. - member f the Pa*
a. yl F'-r- F- mn;X-, ot !-■'
VVvCA 'be gut--* sp .ii.r.
After the program, the Y-Teen-- •
1 ..-‘islod by the- Advisors for t he
1 1- 1 1ibs sc?‘Vt’d ice crcarri and co > .o to
iionorees.
REUOHMFNDAiriONS
V,’A: HINGTON • NNPA I M
ii.ouch iimrc- (ban a yea! i ns cla-jts
d since ttic r-eport of the Guh'rr
Pic *,l on rhe utilization of coin;*-. *d
. rsonne; tn the pr.s*war Army war
,-,ip-. oved. :•!<- vV. ; Dvjw, ‘xiicit:. I:<>-
!,,k;n rr a-ctiov; to t'A-l'iy out the
i ccommi. ndation tc.it a board <»f of
hcc-rs bo muwitned n, m tine tiv
i-j'.pu mci ! c«Ttoa of lire program.
Sii.ce War Deparim. nt sp;*kes
■ - ; jiSTni 4 that the policy respect
ing the iriihzatlor. ol' colored per
i -.., il:< postw • -' Army in ::'-i
itnpL men led n the fuib'si
extent, ii.e question has arisen as
!• why th. War Dcpartsncnt ! x
n(" 1 iliotved The recommendation
- the Gil U-m Board by appointing
hoard <>i officers w i>s< .*<’’r duly
...' * hr- to function from a staff
i- vpt in flu* implementation of the
adopted policy.
It also called for the replaet n"-' 1
| of white officers assigned to col
■ red units by colored officers
REMINOtRStFROM PARTY f LINERS
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’]|§jS fj|l <g|i
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# if your neighbor has {*
on emergency coll give up
The line quickly.’ * , Y :; g7
hrtf4im Courtesy is fafsimj rs
sourmnn imi mrmom «vn tjstgraph company. mco*ipmA?m
RALEiGII On Thursday night
• Washington School Parent*
] 'iV.ucher.-: \fr.odation lie Id us last
meeting for ‘he school year The
tiuvincss res -on me! m the- High
School Library v.’iih the president
;Mi e C r: Cin I*k. mc.-i xng.
T!h' iioinin-iring Oommitlec. head*
■ . ov Mrs. P.'illie Smith rccom
' '.'.tended the following ol fivers for
' ensuinr yeai. Mrs. C. E. Cheek.
'c' vsifient; Mrs. Cothenne Hohlcu,
■■. c.: ).ir -idcrl; Mbs Pesil Woctli
seerttrny; Mrs. ,1 .B. Johnson,
.is.-istant score tury and Mr. R. H.
Fi. <;i•;. treasure:'. This • ccommeJlda
xxv! wiir, adopted by .;*.,.* ho.-.y.
Mrs Thunr on, i. iir-.semative of
; the NCEA, tiio State Art. Society
. .”*.:! tlx RaU-igh Woman's Club was
present and spoke concerning a*,.
';xy<mni7ed art curriculum in the
public school*; The Ass.tciation tn
• i *c.i Mis. Tiurnnan r. reeornraen
• .tion and \ot ri to petiiion the
. pcvintcndenl. and the schooi
. bc.-arri to provide Bpc<:j?ii supervis
. i.-ii teachers and cou.prr.cnt for an
r- ' i •.’! * iculuai to he included in
1 t.'ic school prog nun.
A ; octal hour followed the busi
n> :•« sfsdo!! anti . ppri-xirna!-Jv 200
:> .rents r.nn teachers a-'sembled in
!th * eafolcria v.he;re zongs games
out shvrt bilks were enjoyed.
A sut>i*nar of thr ••ictlvilies and
j the Ui’Ocr-'S:: of !!'•>' Sf ilOOl W IS giv
.-: !•;, t?*,•jjv*ou*i|>nl, M tv. A.l;i!>
- '.■! vey- ■’ ■ ou ir.e II N Y
-1 i H ,n< -M d - rv
Gitls League. High School Give
o!*tb. Elcnierit:.; y Glee < bib. O* ,vr
•x.d Sccpi. ;• <•; .:;-. Athlchc Aasoas*
! lion. Dvam -nc Chi'-', wore made
■■ " ■ u:,it!v< . of ‘he t .:.
A voie of confidence and appre
;• ‘ ;-•• -,v . -.m.iriiir.-' x!y < x - -end 1
, lo the principal and ica; hen; by i. l ' •
narf. nts.
INCREASE IN
IS EXPLAINER
RICHMOND. Vo i.ANF.i Then
vt tmly 'W! j’Xi-on why Negroes
cjtjr.:.!)s of Richmciiri have rusubr
qualify thraaselver for the vot
*rg franc’iwc; one keem’se they
■ .sh to elect Aliy. Oliver W. fl.ii
■ s a reprerejitah*" ir. the Virginia
’T..-.i:e of dultti.Me.-, and the other
*t; .;ese they « > e genet ally M lak'
, great?!' part ir. trie aff.’.ii* . i the
city.
Tins was »hc explanation give*.
hi List we!. by tr-.i; Re, O
Bividfurd. chairman -i the stt-per
vlsorv cemnv.tt: e vaich launclw.
t drive among th.*;* ecilorcd citjwmrj
to ov.iil thrmsc-lves cf the- right ,h
participate in c-'iinty, so.
* r!> ;*! i’ n*
Be discounted 1 ‘ - !■! by
sonx wiiitts that Ur- ru n te quali
ty was brotight on hy ti.c
; ter
ff-nsc",vativi- esumatt; have
•. "Umt SOViV-s;: -S.,oin? J *-t’ -a \ Otci j? FiSVir
• Ts..k':, re-gistr'ition alone brought
i 838 xiun.-s, of which nu-rabc-r
v.-ort 'vcii’ot-s .At If-am 80!? pc-'-
.-ns. Rsosliy Negroes, paid poli
taxes as the deadline foi payn-.n
arrived. They did not register be
;-; -; Lir- .' -XiCi Ti: Ct’glSTT'ar s Otilct
v. as close*;: Th< v have until July I;.
)•; rover, ta for-'-r’i'-tc tix qua]®-
. - ‘ ion
llamptuu Institute. Va Jatfic:.
\ Cols;on. Director ol Public Rc
; io*ts hi- Hampt-'n institute smci
iiji.v. if*4f\ a«:ri i.-rm: prf‘ id out a,
P* tF• tne-Coofeman College, h -s ac
c~; ‘cd the presidency of Georgia
S' ■'<- ( ;'! ’• V’ !-; ;-,e*,' (' [nsh, V.’hCi'C
h- will a r.'.ime dudes ‘his sum
oir-r.
i ’f 1 ! s i , , , J
t'XtiAfiFlt shown ahev** is
Mis- J r.ira .*. ' * nor , tS: •, i; site t of
lyr ;nx'i Mrs t W ‘ToiX'f* ni
T; iL-irh \> skim* i n,‘;;ux tnrnt t«
J.HXi f.iii. v'Ui »( !’ii Kev. ;•«.!
I<i >. ,1 Vv. Jones, has hern an-
WHITE IH MIST >AS
HE \US P.FATI S
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•:. VV Y'"'f!lt f’i -icr
gant. ot 16 o: h'l vt jv/t *’ * - v t
iccc.-iuiu; they I : '0 h. at; .p: '
• merit from a Ni-cro artist
T his \vv llx- si:!of
! rnony given hv ix-.e -f the* vk'i.ims.:
Li. S'o. :■ K&i - ■' .MTot in t
A Army A-cr.c-i r-s. in -;, ny
’ court r-c-ro hist VA-dne-May.
K«i ■ aid that be )■■ * ■
lit ■•-.;*, by r yang of 15 or 20 Ei:i U*.
i Greer.v."iA’ i-*'.Lig> lasi \p-.1l li. l>c
; cause ho and ixs vclc, L-ai . U. J
M.'.lfCM ■ ’> -C-a IvOW >l*. tl ti - ’ a *
, *;:-x! l-v; frhtn Char; W! •
] J frl ( pa>
111* :.* !'a iu'M rn* V. .. ; < !.-' ■
• taining two tin row*. |
; merit •when abort tbA.i r- m.
to m-d « rapping on titc windw* H
' suppeti outside a.*d sn-Sam V.-b
--t n-jfi, a Itesvy-sct m*a rto'.v ox in;t)
• for fclonic-tx. :,s,-*ai'!l, v ,ai..-.!.!;cr
i vvj 3 »•}
•1 i. Id ■'hf-i’s to m .v- on and B.ey
i . Tiled ni-.. h r.i . • ; i
i AIL AROUND •
IP ..HOME-
yep:
Y; ■ %
1 i E;vrrv veo( electricity does
more orid more work, to >n
(recisc leisure, comfort and
I'l-" dfh i’i 1 i‘■ t-V home.
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Yet, the amount '-.pent for
electricity in the average
household is for less them
goes for oi iv other essentia!
item . , .
Only 1.3 cents of every
k dollar."
v ' *T. 3. F.:-u.au oi Labor Stef Mies
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TDK CATtOUNIAN
nouw-eti by her parents. The mar
-11« rcii .uotiie, will be held at
li.ii ie/h on M,u ::i, at f-'avHtr
•iS'i :<:tr i <'h«rcb ptrsottage.
At;*> at 7 p in
l»!l BO TAILS TO
CONVENT O' I.KWIS
K.UT, novel
: !v, YORK— >CNS. J - The other
<y jjenatui Theodore Bilbo re
. • vet ‘hi:, n-.vtr? from Allan Ull
i . f R r.id House: ‘in hi,:
■ v novel. Stiichr.r is discus
.: s ;•! probl! m. of intense interest to
. ver;- Am wciro. 1 know that it i,
• peftial importance to you
t los therefore sending you a
..f "Knigsbtood Royal”
iu v ith a midwest bank
tiaeing ills ancestry and dr
h da' Negro bloodj 1
i i ~: ■ ■ >■ a i to. l -, I t.O iiOSI ,j .1 y Com -
■ Hi r 1 : y Have to milked
To which Bilbo answered, ”1
v.--sh tc acknowledge receipt <-.i
letter oJ March 20th and to
■1 ; •.i 1 appreciate very much
i. copy of "Kmgsbiood Royal” by
Sn.cluii Lnv;' ihM vou were kind
■a"- to ns r ■ me. 1 am sure 1
■ all ■ njo> H'-iding nd‘
COURT RULES
AGAINST JO I
IN MEXICO
Los Angeles, Calif.-—A court of
appeals here upheld the derision
ot a district court, which ruled that
! ti*r> segreagation of Mexican child-:
rer in the public school system
! was a violation of the Fourteenth
Amendment, a legal representative j
ot the NAACP r:'u uled today
The Di,-fried Court lor the South
ern District of California held, i.
the c rr of Wr. School
: District es Orange County v. Gan
! zalo Mendez, that the presence ol
! i ct.al facilities could not alter the j
I fact that segregation itself violated
tne guarantees n r the Fourteenth
Amendemeiit, The cose was ap
: pealed to the Circuit Court of Ap
peals for the Ninth Circuit and
: the NAACP then filed •; brief in
: which it pointed out that , equal
i protection by law couid not be ob
; mined under a segregated system
: and. requested the court to follow
! the lower court's, doci -ion and dc
■ hare that segregation violates tht
: Fourteenth Amendment.
In agreeing with the lower
..curt, Circuit Jo,A:- nr: p •A
- that the defend ant -officials in
| volved in the c.•>••..- had violated the
j ruminal laws of the State- f Cali
fc uia and of the United States and
should be prosecuted for then acts
SOI THERA WHITE
WOMAN HELPS NAACP
; NEW YORK - A membership
j contribution and a Inter came to-!
-i y to the NAACP from a white
; v. • mari in the heart u! Mississippi.
She said simply, ”1 believe It
i Christianity and democracy and I
find these beliefs incompatible :
; with whit, supremacy You are to
: complimented on jour achieve
nt.-s Daily T see and hear things
: here that seem almost unbclievea
j bio in a supposedly free country
: ‘ t am unable So do much about 1*
Lrt 1 felt thru my contribution to
your organization would help you
■ j who are In a better position to re
i r.wiiy the evils of prejudice and big
ft Pavs To Advertise In
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NEGRO ADVISER |
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WASH ING TO N (ANP .* -- Back ;
gessip arid visitors have if |
i n at President Truman is about to j
1 >;o t ■ long promised and appoint a!
...o to the White House staff as j
an adviser eliminating all of the
i whim advisors on Negro affairs.
Many names have been mention
d. but if the President follows his :
usual practice, the apointee will be
j Democrat, second a Missouri ,
Democrat and third a man who car.
b. handled This eliminates some
■of the stronge-t names that have
teen bandied back and forth at
candidates for the job. Before
Roosevelt’s death, Mrs. Mary Me
j Lend Bethtu e has been prominent- j
ty mentioned for a similar job.
When you buy another t,.j%
finance it with bank credit.
Reason; You’ll get the b f
combination of ad van tar?
at the most moderate cost.
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First Citizens Bank and Trust Company
“Serving Eastern Caroima**
Raleigh, N. C.
PAGE THREE
j NAACP BRANCHES
AID BLAST VICTIMS
NEW YORK Two NAACP
| blanches gave considerable aid to
j c ictims of the Texas City disaster,
| he Department of Branches, NAA
;CP national office, disclosed today
Mrs. i.uia ii. Wh;..e, executive
secretary cf the Houston brtnch
and George B. Saunders, president
i the Texas City biatich, have fil
ed reports on the activities of the
branches during Ilia emergency.
The Houston branch went into
, action as soon as the explosion was
' broadcast over the radio. It coope-
I operated with the ftedio. It eoope
rated with the Red Crocs ana
opened its local office as a relief
station.
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