WEEK ENDING, SATURDAY; DBrEMPTR 6, 1947
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C. Collie K« 'Hines
DURHAM Th. Fall ronecD
sories ii the North Carolina Col
lege herr continues Friday. Deetm
bee 12. with a piano recital by
Shura Cherkassky who has made
concert tours of Australia. New
Zealand, South and i*'u■**|<e
as well ms several states in Hus
country.
Russian born and American by
adoption. Cherkassky was brnugol
to this country while an infant, ana
has lived here every .vine. Hun is
when he is not tourirnj throughout
the world playing conccvs all of the
way from Manhattan to Manchuria
He first showed nuts: .nditte musk,
cal talent at the use of four, m *de
his dehut at cloven, and. was im
mediately asked to play at the
White Hosts for President and
Mrs. Hat din:*.
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U\ JOSEPHINE TERRELS,
Regular Sunday morning si
\ ire.-, were held at the Maple Terri
| pi l ongregatlvnal Christian
I Church Sunday and were attended
i Ly a large congregation despite the
. inclement weather. After Sunday
| School the morning services began
i with (he Junior Choir rendering
: music which was followed by the
rrnon which was delivered by Ur
I Eev O. S Bursnn. assistant pastor,
! who used as his subject: “Stand
Still and See the Salvation of the
Lord."
The Home Mission S' ict.v met at
'• 30 with Mrs. Lnance Keith, presi
j dent, presiding. Those appearing on
: a program rendered by the Society
include Mrs I .cola Haywood, the
! Junior Missionaries. Miss Patti
| Mr-ire Warren. Miss Josephine War
■ ron and Miss Helen Blalock,
i This .*>oi vice was followed bv the
1 evening worship when the Junior
: Ch n- again rendered music and (h.
i sona.-n wr delivered by the Re,.
I Burson. '
: At 3 00 die Past at s Aid and Flor
|a! Clubs sponsored a popularity
i *ntcsl among (he deacons. first
; prize being w n b. Deae n Jam.s
| Simmons who raised the highest
I cmount of money. Deacon Eddie
j Ro;.\ is was mvardw! second pri/. '
I and third prize went n> Deacon
i Willi: ■ Hint, n
The W man s Clue nun a! the
nic of Mrs Lessu Dunston. 40V
Smu ; Haywood Sir it. Following ~
business session a rieiici’ us repa.u
. .■ • si rv d. Novi meeting will
held at th. home of Mrs. \h st
pi; hit Ttrrell. U. 9 South Haywood
Stilt:
Those re; the s:ck list includ l
ias RsteUa Pulley and Mrs Rosa
!’ vo.'. We wish their. > speedy .e
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m:\vv -t;>M.s
Tl.r stores; used in curling weigh
■o'.i hi pounus ue :;fj inches in
e rvurnfersiun an , t i 12 incites
m heicht
Although U. S. farm producti>-u
I'.rr ;.-a.d 2o per cent ix-nvoen Hk>9
rtf! 1944, farm «:*H.e:v doubled bc
!ivu! 1940 and ifi'4
The retina ol the human eye
u'.'uns 130 million rods wincii ais
. I.i; guts! brightness and se\'er. niii
ilon cones which distinguish c0,..-v.s. i
' IS E A i il S
i Kina! filer h : I nmn Smllh
j i I;’ I Hill SI red wbt .1 -1 Nov <
19. wcvi ciuidiii loci from tin
! I*in:l Unptist Church Sunday oi bed
I w 'ck with th: Rev. O. S. Bulioek. .
ipnslor, officiating, md fullmv ci r \
j 'nlcrment in Ml H- pc Ccmctei; .
Funeral service: im Mrs BlJizi.
! Smith of 1396 Wiilnul Street wim :
jelled at SI Agnes Hospital Saturday
i November 22. were hold at th. i. iv
: the Valley Church nerc i\l n ,a>
la.d week and follow ri by mlcr
j men! at Pleasant Union.
Final rites for Estell Dunn, in- '
'f .ni dauglhcr oi M ,md Mrs. :.o
--i lenzo Dunn of Ncii o. Route i. who
!died November 23. w. re held [Vlan
| day of last week and followed i.y
I interment at St MaUhevvs.
Fiiril riles for Curlies Sneliing oi
; 2615 Davie Street. Oberlin. \ver*>
j conducted from the OoerJin Baplts
j Church. Wednesday of last week,
j with the Rev. U. S Brown officiat
ing and followed by burial in the
Oberlin cemetery. Mr. Sn.Tling died
Monday of last week.
Final rites for David Haywood .<f
j 106 North Tarboro Road were ton
j dueled from the St. Paul AMD
' Church Monday w*th t. e Rev. T
Duhart. pastor officiating and f ,1-
iuv.vd o,\ interment in .VH. He: .-
Cemetery He died on Friday. No
ember 2!
Funeral services foi Mr. N!.». y
Leii.t Hinton of Clayton who died
•it St. Agnes heap:;;,: Friday v, .
iu Id at the Clayton lk.p.tist C h
Monday and followed by rotes in. u:
in the church cem«tr\ Mis rim
ton Was tile s.s'ei of \'i< X .
; Saunders oi 1308 .1 r.es Street. 'Die
Raleigh Funeral nonu
ch.o ge of the body.
Final rites f. Mis A tie. r: r
: Davis of Route :. Clayton wnn
died November 27. w•. •i* held at uie
Piiicy Gr'-ve Church Sund.i;. and
j f- iiowrd by intern'em in -no chut I’.
: cemetery. She is survived Ay , . a
: Thomas Jefferson. of Clayton.
I Lightrter Funeral Hir ,o ...
chai su of the body
Funeral services h > Mi.-, iviionu
j Byrd were held at tiic pi*-e> (F-
Church Tuesday at 2-no p m nci
f Unwed by interment .e th. ch. ...
nenutery. Miss Byrd died at e-.:
at Clayton Sunday of he
week Capitol Funeial Home w.-s m
barge oi rnr body
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Dim ■ In Solemn
V ’*J; :liHtal Mass
RALEIGH - The Rev. Vinrc.t
j Waters bishop ol Rah'iuh, i>r.
| aided at the Thanksgiving solemn
hi.'ll mass whirl was preceded by
. pr cessional f: rvi 1!i - scho io
ill chin , h and at which the new
S'. Monica Catholic C hurch chap- !
j\vus dedicated.
(' lebranl of the os •,> ".ms th-?
I . John S I tiilon. a : lslan! , s
! tor ■ l the church, ind the Res . M
f>. Burki was deacon and Ue- Rc\.
Jci m M. Tierney pastor, sub
dear s'. The Rev James ! M.Lar
u:y. professor of sacred eloquence
a hie Dnmin’ran IP use of Studies
>• -ton*. . Cthio. d. liveren the
serin t).
T'i St. Monica's Church Faur.
: in.d* •• direction >i Sister Adi nun
sun tile m s.s whins was loll..wed
by benediction.
NT'in 'roil; p> lcs.h of me Di.min:-
,n. Franciscian, .Tesuitsm. Mere.
Fathers, Passioniste. and Obtiate
.. .. , i - as well as diocesan l ie. g..
iaiiy and member? I religious yr
, nil eon.." •e: ■ inns from \ i
oia sections ol Nsiiit Carolina and
adjoining stales we < piesent.
, .'i:, . r of tin Hoi.- Name So
ciety served as usher? ad tolh
i.w the ma. s .'. inch began at 10.30
me t.iH'r? if the Rn :•:«•> and An.a
1 Sect T? erved dinner at Cailtoiic
Ch'pi'atia.;,'
i or..sai m North Afritci lias ohotJ
if.e same number of people as Ok. .
la-Slhml 9a. Views
Vncdom Train In \!<i.
Salisbury. Md. 'ANP;
AmCic the 13.000 eastern
shore residents who lined up
to view the historical docu
ments contained in the Free
dom Train, on its first step
hei-w the Mason and Dixon
“nc here last week we. Mrs.
Annie Gray, 35-year-old ex-
Pavt and native ol Hollands
island in Chesapeake bay.
The wormsr born in slavery,
was particularly interested
in two dtaD of Lincoln's
Emancipation pi> clamation.
THE CAROLINIAN
Letter To The Editor
MvSOI.UTION ON CIVII. RIGHT&
'I ! e |, Mil'"' uj ill NAACP to tile
icd r : -l >ns e.diiny up >n them
Hike n. asui'i iu end the op
■i. ssii .ll of Negro-Amel’iciins was
veil added strength ■ nd meaning
dir 'port of tin' C inmiUee on
Civil Rights.
Tide ; eoprt calls for an end
Hi .Tim Crew and egiegation sys
: torn. II Fatly <ie lares there can be!
mo equality where ‘.his is s -gre
• ti. n and ;iscriminaimn. 11 c»r
,• ri i;.• e iih for nit i-lynching l.v.vs,
a! lit ion of poll Vexes and the
e?triblishm»nt »f a permanent
!• KT’C
Alread. die l ead ion try enemies
' f the American people arc attuck
i mg this report and the policies it
a- Hr for. The danger is not only
I r.w: ver from these while sup. e
:a: st: 1* '.-nines from th se who
: p.-.y lip sei'viec to tins riiiori out
rac- draid >.r tn-.wiliine. to fi-all
ioa its t.-eing put m;<. praci.ee It
■ i r.ics fr m a R r pui.lican Congress
' and a Democratic: Administrition
a hii a. more inti re- "<: in Ne,’i'><
votes than in relieving the- suffer
ing and oppression of the Nog: n
j : pie.
Tt-i.-' :s not the first time nnw
ever t.liat such prog re save policies
j a ■ bee!: attack, d. If you. dear
reader, will reminscc with me. we
. * 11 travel back into time ta No
'a4C i* was during litis
month that the Baptist State Con
; '.' i: . ! Nm-ih Carolina
made their record shattering resoiu
'.'i I ind .-egro. lion mti t- Bap
■ tir.i churches of North Carolina.
■ rd .- i . the ream; nary iorccs
in ikdea: lh .- mmsu;: r'ven in de
feat however it was -nmewbat a
\i, i. [or ■:i r nraag hi-- resa
intie.n they still went on ref -rd
.A . aim 'a.a;: ■!; .1 -oltng F. •!•
<: al Ar.;.-I.yucii i .;ws a.rul the
• r-a o; i-- individual to cam
■ decent livinc..
A- w 'md ir. -■- "!'n i: by Wai
ter V- a Eh*. <ni> ; vt S: crctarv ox
me a" AA CP ir. in.-' .a tide for Coi
'.. M ■ m . f . • v, --..-I; Nuvcin
;.er *.- i'. Tne Aivuu if-au N.gm
: <d f e —p’.y d promises.
He v.-ant at: n H- wants his can
fiitioi-s inci the eonciilions f ,'i
■ nr iv gi-1 on.- to t«- •:<!' .-."I lie
i> tiron of sr.nding his child to po i
ly -piijipod sell ols. )u it Frea Os
.i cepting hand-offs ' Hr wants a
oh nee in live and not merely cxis.
I 1 holds the deciding margin of
U‘> potentially) in seventeen 1
. I ales, nine of which are outside of
ihe S ulb. He wishes to exercise
his rights of sufferage as an Anier- i
i lean Ciu/cH. not as a member ol a)
minority group. If h votes as a!
j minority group it will nol be lie- ,
j cause hr wills it so bill it will ho | <
i because the actions of white puli- ; •
i ticians force him to.
Although the report by the Presi- '
I deni's committee on civil rights!
i would leave the defence of civil ‘
l liberties to the fender mercies of .J :
I Edgar Hoover's FBI, and although!
lit adds to the hystreia so destruD- I
live of civil rights by some sub- I
tic 'red-baiting' of its own. it >e- \
m ins a signal contribution to the ;
f'gh! for American freed'm. Its •
•li ies can only become reality ti !
powerful mass move, lent among \
the American people demands its j
adoption and enforcement. Th '-
; to e we. the Raleigh Rianeh of the
N'A ACT'. c:ili upon you. the people,
i tgardl< ss to what Race you belong.
!■ fight to end segregation and .Jim
Ci w to tight fra permanent
FF.PC (■ ■■ anti-lynching laws; and
i nvr all to tnh' fui American
iti.tens to enjoy their God-giver,
rights < f freedom and justice with
•• 'gard for creed or color pi
vious condition of servitude. To .1
ibis is to act in the interest r .li
Americans, regardless to whmner
ihi'y are Negro. Indian. Chin*';,
Frraign or Native-born whn ■*’
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Student Speaks At
IN. C. i’olSege
DURHAM IVJiv Hmmena Wait.
uUcip. at Uie Hauooiph Macon
f ’., l,'. i ll t.i or;, v,i.. ,md i i>pre •
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PAGE FIVE
vh . ,i‘ . ill- . a. rib ’ rolitia College
;i ■ r i Hirn. iii 1 .-perch, which
■va; h,> ; ,*»! d jointly y the cam
j pn: . . ... i va. mu pointed
| - lit tin ,i •at ne •; American
jticni. aniribuling y.< .-porously t.e
| the aid of students in •■ign coun
j frits.
At the beginning of the prog tat*..
i t.ianksgiivttg baskets donated by
• >mpu.s organizations to b give."
'■ ..■■t. , dy Durham families went
j taken b> flu alter, The sponsoring
i 1 ■ > > nseded f Dorothy L.
: Williams, Floyd Washington and
Margaret A. King, eh airman.}
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