WEEK WtffllHG SATURDAY, MAfcfcH Vt. i 94ft
YWCA NOTES
The new home at 310 East Davie
Street will be dedicated On Sunday,
April 25. This dedication will mat k
the b v'inning of National YWCA
week
Institute for parents will be m.lu
Ap.il 5. 12 and 28. at iht "Y". V.n
enfs and friends are mgeci to take
*;•., ariiage of this opportunity and
a;' nd each meeting.
The committee of management
v/ill sponsor a card tournament at
pie "Y" on April 2no ..t 8 o'clock..
Come and enjoy an evening of fun.
The Public affairs committee n in
ij ; , r, gular mpnthly forum Stun. y.
March 21st,'at St. Ambtose Churcn
Di. Nell Hershburg of the State
Department of Hygiene spoke on
"Women’s Civic Responsibility n.
; Democracy.” Miss J. K Hr
chairman of the committee prc.>i:!
rd Dr. Hershburg said, "all have
certain riphts citizens such a T
freedom of speech and y- t the per
son who is outspoken is unpopul.n.
Therefore i; takes a p’eat deal of
courage to speak ones mind. Free
dom of the ballot win also slrass-
I id. Women with the honest coiivic
m Muos can influence vo*es.
® r i hi- Committee on Publk .iffail .
,v'il sponsor Di. Winston Sttnaay.
April 4 at 5 p. m. at the “Y . She
will review the recent study or
Juvenile Delinquency in Italeig::.
A Tt.< public is lir„-d tc come u..,r
, Dr. Winston and participate in the
discussion.
Tin- Southeastern Regional Con
ference of the YWCA was held mi
Atlanta, On.. March lb-18, 1948 wt.h
Mrs. Maxey Jarman presiding Vhe
theme of the conference was,
*Horizone> unlimited.*' Mrs. ,'i &.
Calkins led the enti - e group to
worship each morning, -t 0:30. thus
setting the tempo and icligious
framework fur She entire eonfu
ence.
Meetings were held at Cent';.l
YWCA which : situated m 11.<
heart of down town Atlanta. Amoa :
outstanding: -p-akeis presented
*■ were Dr John Thompson of th
University of Chicago, Dr. Ira IX-.v
Reid of Atlanta University M>n.
Arthur Forest Andcrsoi: president
of the National Boar) and Mi.-
Maguret Forsyth oi da- Foreign
<-id Staff. 450 YACrt women m
tended the conference 45 associa
tions were represented. 114 Boards
and Committee members and J •
branch "Y’~" were represi ntecl
Those attending from Rah igh
were: Misses Elsie suit Ruth Wil
son and Edith Gilbert and Mr-
Paul Greene of Cent:',.!; and V,-
J A. Boyar of Sojourner Tmth
Branch “Y’.
The "Y-T< , ns" of the Wa-inr.p
ton H'pii School no Id their lifti
annual stunt night Monday nigh!
March 15, in the hig:. school <n..
torium. Outstanding talent was -
lected from the 7th, Bth, 9th, 10th,
» 11th and 12th grad "-Teens '
The program consisted of solos,
tap dancing, ballet and tuniidm,..
The affair was well attended I , -
coeds will go lor Y-icer, mnimei
• ainp activities. Mi- • Vine E. t.i-
I gc-i. is chairman oi Y-Tooi - in
rnitjee.
The B and I girls of ’hr V cn
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party line neighbors.
pltw utfovrm m t»fotMnw
A , '^' me Out ,J between calls Qwet others a
chance to use the line.
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When another party an the line has an
emergency*please release the line quickly.
kmmg up ffenti®
• WtS When the line Is busy, pleas* "Hang Up
S| lPl| Gently."
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TAR HEEL POET
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tiiss Catherine Young, of Ra
leigh, Route i, who will have t
group of six poems in "Talent of
1948" which is scheduled for pub
: Ucation by the Haven Press of
New York City this spring.
In addition Mws l"ung. who
began writing poetry Ist 1945, it
working on a hook of poetry
which she hopes to have published
in the near future.
Several ot her earlier works
iavi appeared in the t AIK)
I.INI W in the past. Others wilt
he published in this paper begin
ning with the current issue.
t he daughter oi the lute Walter
Young and Mrs f tlir! taghlner
Voting, -lie received her eduta
tmn at Glotieester County Tram
mg School, Roanes, D„ Bricks
Jr College, Bricks N C : VVasti
j ington High School Raleigh, and
uarner jscoiia college o| Con
cord.
viw nd i) tip- spirit of Fairyland
•nd produced ib* (Jits Lady in *h«
mu- a, iht Dell;, Jaebervvuck on
March 19 i94h Me- - Lora Browi:
was the mother, sin- came out a
t‘ large attractive. s,;u- with r-e'r
: 8 children The .-hoc was made fi on
| cardboard by Misses- Evelyn and
Catherine Youri; . Trie, card bom?
was given by Miss l. Ilian Stur
divant.
These girls . iso attended a :
mal dance at f or? H egg for the
- ’vice :ni-!i Forty tl\ g, •ir .i\ -
eled to For’ Brag.-, ty bus Th.-
oup yv,,s chaperoned by Miss
Elizabeth And eves
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
I LECTEf) AO I \ICt iiVE BODY
R, ;;hui!c Reeve-.- Gr< ■. mjjoro
YV -rjd w.-ir' H vi iei'i.n; end &lis
Moranda Smith. Raleigh. assisiitn-.
region.>l direc’oi oi lb- Fo-jo, i -
banco y:.d Agricuitta a* Wot k- - -
Union, wen elected io the state ex
ec ute. c committee. According m
M- - Price, s-'imc 80'’ petitions to
tilt new party on the No. 1 (h
Ci .din. ’•allot nr< already being
. irculated in the itaH.
Bar Negroes From Jury-
High Court Frees Nine |
WASHINGTON i ,-\NP) -- Niue
.persons tried and convicted on ea
ch,n- > after du orders due*
,n.e ;> laundry woi Kei - sliki io
■ VVinsioii-Sucru. t found a
I friend indeed in the supreme com 1 ’
|!a re, las week. Tin high court .n
--j dcred their convictions reversed
becau.-o Negroes had ben system'll
| i,.ally barred from iui.y duty
The .strike, occurring in October,
: 1946 involved John Henry Bru
■ son, Essie King. Mai tha Jones.
: Louise James. Evelyn Childs. Lida
Mac Wat kin". Celia Ann Purcell.
I James E. Sturdivam and Louvmia
IW: ik-ct They were convicted on
various charges rangirg from a.3-
....itlt to disorderly conduct and ic
: ceiv ’ i-r-nterice.s of one to 18 months
I in jail. One was given 15 months i
: at road work.
Attorneys for the defendants told
i ;hc c urt in their appeal that the -
! commissioners of Forsyth County,
|N. C where the trial was h.elo.
; had “arbitrarily and systematical
! di ci imina’ed" agaiert Neproes;
jin Ihe jury selection, and had been j
j d nng :•<» for more than 10 yeai
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THIS FEATERF, IS SPUIXSOREi; &X TEE Eo ' tm\\u ( ?E HTH4IIS!)!J) WM U VM S \M> \\>
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Hamlin Drug Store Hayes-Jackson Electric Co. College Inn
Arcade Building 133 E. Harge tt St. James E Young, Prop.
p .. p* c . Third Ward Service Station Harris Barber College ill I i
tomraunitv Drug Store shell Petroleum Products 803 S. Blouni Si.
! I 01tH ' Prop Central Drug Store Arnold’s Grocery
Acme Auto Service R. E. Wimberly, Pharmacist H. W. Arnold, Prop
Standard Oil Product, Cham Heights Market Dr J * L)avis jij
i ill - Seiah Jubilee Singers . Ch l.: w. Ugon r!r>p. President Raleigh Branch NAACP
Thurman Ruth, Mgr. Paradise Grill Lightner s Funeral Home j
North Carolina Mutual Life Ins. CO, Ker.ney Massenburg, Prop. Smi.afield .S .
C. C. SpAuidtng, President A. E, Brown, r - ». « < »•> C.-Ollege Grocery
! District Mgr., 120 E Hargett S' *SOn L. y- ry Cecil CcKle, Prop ] I
inc cou.-t held, will'out opinion, j
that recent opinions had invalidated |
vcidick oi courts wit ere Negroes
had been sy-teiratic'bly b;o rcct
j from jury service
DEAiN ISALIJRi IITOIV
ro SPEAK AT yak:\
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HALT OH Dean C D H.. li
burtoi <-f St. Aiiguslme's College
• it' di.-. is- rhi Mar: : ill Plan at
nc monthly meeting o> the YlviL/-.
Men's Club Saturday at 8 p. m. ■?
Bio- 1 worth Street ’/MCA.
Jn addition to Dea>- ftiliburto:/..
dir ii-sien ihevc will i.smoko:; and,
ires, ment- ns well the showing
■ I a sports film.
The affair is to be conducted
mitier auspices f the Men's Club!
Committee. Zaci; Elli James A.
Shepard. Lawrence Lindsey, D A.
Thomas, C. C Hawes and E i... I
Raiford.
Support Your Paper:
THE CA ROT TNT AN
Senior Day Program
#/ *. *
, liel<i At Bennett College
j GREENSBORO A class of 91
j seniors donned caps and gow» at
j B-.nnett College last week during
i the cet'emoniovts H .’it *. D-; - ■
■ h.,M 'n Annie Mc.ne.i Pfcift'o
Ch.-.pel a a traditional event w: u:n
; k< u the granting ot special
jiiivil ge- to the up and lie.:
ar.ual tree-plantin?. tereraouy
I ■ ■ c prospective graduates.
in his message *o f e clas D<.
i David 13 Jones, president, ca’iu
r .-t.cadincss and incCislry to meet
t e .grave icsponsibilt-ies the in
dividual must bear in these tem
and .ifficulf" lays.
Chauncey G Winsion. facult
, I‘baii man, presented the seniors
rm wci o »:,,cii robed in cap and
h\ in ii sophomoi e sisb .--
aim tn o message -t ■pj reciatioc
>• her behiil; ■ : lie; clas-rn.b
- •- - i'-.Liiim Donaldt'or ot Baden,
iiiiaamceii ttia! the seniors wc:-
. . i-wntiin: a marble bench fie lot
cam (.-us.
The Rev ft D l/rn-.kcM rc.-.d 'tv.
! scripture and prayed end inhsie
was l ender: d by the u lu-gr ; hot:
directed by Mrs. Mabe : Jackson
In tile outdoor po ' •'• m tli.
exercises a magnolia tret wax
planted on the campus and dedicat- j
c-a a: honor of Mrs. Hobevt K
don of Dill 'ii, S. C., u inembci o.
the board of trustees The decii j
cation message was spoKen by Miss.
Queen Esther i.arra-r. “Trees" by!
Jovce Kilmer v/r.s s> i, by the j
class.
‘loiiiincnt Lay Leaders
Oh (loilege Eund Board
new; YORK CITY - The b 0,.;.! ’
of directors of the Ur.’tod Nc ; .
Ce; Fv .ui ba. ,j,.ci'. hla, L.vo l>j
include among us 'nembei s 1:’ :
ipioimnent lay citizen.:, as vui .
the presidents of the 32 college ; - -
lion, in;.; to the Fund. l>: F D i at-j
erson. president of Tnskogee Insti-:
:ul< iinrl president o: toe Fund, an
tiouncc:! las! week
"the addition of a croup of- u'h !
i cpresentative business and civic
t'.'.'i'Xr:; to our boaid is a strong
lli'xiv o'iuli that tiic bi -ad sCOpi oi
ji veucauuna! progtarn is now
,i.ncrally recognized." -aid Dr. Dal I
ti t son
We are fortimatc mat these dis
tinguished citizens art to serve on
iuti bn,nd and will cooperate wim
; trustees and (mends of Negro eoi
j, ~: in strengthening the finam
: the • institutions."
The United Negro College Fund,
which inciudes 32 aci I’viii, pri
:.,:,e Negro colleges in the coueii'.-,,
v.’ilt be-giii its titi’i amnv! e;:ni ■
paign April J 3 William E Coder
is national chaiman: C. C. Spasitii
tn.y ot Durham, N C-. is vice chan
man; John D. Rocketetler. j.
1 Save Money!
1 WAR SURPLUS
I CLOTHES GALOSHES SHOES BLANKETS
UNDERWEAR SHIRTS GLOVES
AND NUMEROUS OTHER BARGAINS
j (MAWXSWSSI
f; \ovritT smmr- -J
NEAR CITY MARKET
i chairman of Hit; national council;
Wiuthrop W. Aldrich, treasurer.
A new “instant drip" eoffeem&k
ei', with a singh.-mug arr;.ing>.c-.i.*»t
in choice of tour color,-, ihe he
. ; v r , . -iI "tor ii--' i.an
. eoliai
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