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Mrs. E. Lewis
could, and tivt.v alv e- uskt d »'«•
tl> fO!lU‘ ..n*H K.
A rtft.'Oi liny v. ts made a!' tb
affair <i;i-.' “Aunt 1." ’id node; t?
her head : a ajre.it us :>ho i.j.ir !
hti own v. i. < atyiru:. 'Tin
passing, but then alw-iiv: :
to cio sotc tiling . I■" • b’.t'
bunged an, rn'Jit now. nut I’ll h ■
out . tK-re soon a quin,"
Service »o humanity and fait,'
in the I. **d has been AL.. Lewi ,
“walking stir.k do’.v •. many .ii
those lent, dark roads' Wake
Forest h<>pos that she will be able
to contirn'f to ure it ter many
years come.
Racial Slurs
t-rnor, there me oiiicis - h ■ mi- .•!
Whse!
WENDELL
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h 54- 22 R
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S G
T E
In The East
NO BLOCK
A Sale Every
Day
YOUR BEST TWO
SALE MARKETS
L. R. CLARK and
L. R. CLARK, Jr.
Props.
I
BERNARD STAR WHSES.
LEADING WAREHOUSES ON THE j
| "sell Yinjr tobacco' mm the leaders.
heading Entire State In Prices |
Ist Sale . . . And All Day |
Sale Every Day
in New York feels abottl Ihe gi
Uie opinion that he wilt be -s shuo-j
in in November
Arkansas I nix. j
few who eat, qnolifv for admit-!
lute ■ to f;r*du;He of the' .
• ui'H- : v. .!•; to,III ! V ri' dir.: I, j
: eellev.' ’ the euitori il said. Jne
-Mi .eitt i.din t.U-ti lo tL. medic;.i oh- , j
the basis of merit placed; I
kiy'n among the nuitdreds v. ho toon j
tie rig rous apt nude tests pro-1
i. ; y the As sot at ion f Xmri'- .
iCitii .Yeolcal CnMc.evr.
NO soft'Xl. PROBLEM
Ay ai ■. the faculty and white C
: r*ud'-’iits are concerned, "nr. grave , p
;. ,l problems arc likely to re -; a
! suit.'’ since non.- arose when i'■
NTi si'o idudent admitted to tin-
Is'v school .ai F.iyeUeville J
■ j'; ‘ ■ ii. f i r'.i !<'• in ado• ~
*. ji: ‘ N. • :oil Hie -ol; i,a ,1
it. has pik-.'l ;)k yun of toe
i nitil's coi,so.lit critic.- at .1 ol h<s- •
■ impatient radicals w'.o -eik to
v.Uter dove die v-I.oV ia.i-Hlui >.ii •.
■ i sign, a on iU a blow. The ,
■ rsl bit-n the fsccllei iace ,
:elation:- enjoyed hi tie; tale :<:.d
tin uitri-sl in Oklahoma i mark ret
i "Ol ; .lal'ioiiiii's record iff' to \
.•.,ie .. (i. S. Suj s' me canll , |. i
s maim ;o admitting a Negro i
I law .student, tiv crcatio.'. a ■ ~i ,
me ! llIC.v tli folio*>l. b | tall- ii.
so doinb ha.,. !• trought on a ph*
nt! of law suits and vl' eilt
faculty member;:.
Hirer Die
I, !,u.! *,V. 1 1 an ii' r curni . :iy : .
Tuapam moci: t no- • killed wm -s
Md'eii N Kaufhen. lit Id t
New Yt. : y-welrv rail * a.uoi, si.s (
Mi: Iji.r- thy Carlci', 24, aid i’vli- (
Doiird.y Carter. ;««. lialsumre .*••
• rot •.
The bit* M si ii r first err.•••bed l. !u
a chit drive', by ?.|.*.e :**.’.i----. it.*
Was.'n i r. ; t n! i 1 1*111., Su '.Vv.t/ I!
,It as<-d 1 j'.'.n; *l. In: ; * t.'il t* • . ’' l (
jin*. n! ot injui •‘ v
Both id the <.v ci v. me: wo. <
I::lied n lilt* It: is.' 11 c aa ! : ■ 11 t
(•tin s v. esc mi tri. t On u., h*
pita!'.- envea! I. ; s* 1 fvi* .*
Bi'On.ley. 2.' and C ••• i Bowen. 12
both IMS' , ill* ’VII Cm
The ear di ;v* n by John T Tara- :
fas, 30. of N't*.*, s-.o' n. Pa., plow- .
cd ndi' the wreck..go Hr was
1 rented «t , h.wpit.,l aimig with a I
companion. Thomas Koerha; t. 2!.i.
Os Is-, tillctlieni. P. .
Another if the injured was MM
iiam Floyd. 36, of Ken :■ i Hill;* I. i
I liiu{ Partv
j *Jt to;'. « ;• l.Htr* Hi- Stud*
I . ieu' • the GChc.iOi of r'.OCGli i*ClVst:e;
I nCr..:-iSlratic:t at Uu* University
F.vA crac'ioyed v(T?istra r <1 ’
: Wilbc-rforce Me. Heed has .served
for the past 20 year? as a soci:d :
worker sot the Un .cd Chf:rnie> oi
Mrs. Reed one of the found
[ ej; a;id a h-rraer presidviu ot th*. |
; , South Slide Comnvar.)ty Art Ceti
| rof Chicago. She is also a mer..-
! ij'-r of Alpha Kappa Alpha Souo ••
• U. h e AME Chinch and Local XX.
Lnitv d Office and i a old.
Wur k oi' *j i Amer -c a. (.'JO
1 A'W iinnn«flonian i>
r*
Nanie<l Grand t rustee
] erov jordar. Gounselor a*
Lav. wi • > now resides at 58 Broad
Sir.-’ Eh/adH'th, N, J. was ur.a.n
irani;sly eieeled Grand Trustee ol
i\w 181-OE ot W.
A• >v Jorcum i'orrrerly '•*’ V *:•
i iniLpTi. ha*- tnao. ;• fine record lot
h arid also the . talc* tiL.o p- *
FnECOND section
MANY N. & ELKS
A T CINCINNATI
CONVENTION
BV KI'OENJ S. POTTS
Tile Ne : Ii !. ,u jb.na Headquarter?
was located at 433 Wm 7th Sfr*.v’. 1
C ncnnCt 1 . Oli u, >.vi l l> Pro. Cirant
Bell of Greenville, N. scrvie.g i
as host.
Hiotber Hell wc. uMly .'lesi-'.iLu
,*. Da i■. 1i: I**l*-' fa nura Baird Slat"
; : .i*:*u* :■:*.. who Mei -.e ! a csiaii •
'.v i, o i rat i< n. Sena of Hit
:,. :iy D.uifd’.M . - .id Bills *■' :
■ •* -!,-:*.*d all- a:, follow'?:
! Sn ith, Hu-Knrv; ! . o *
Avi. l , A Sue ill. Net tli Se
st;-, , Choii ‘uan. M'-w Be: ii. l. :tu
y, leb- . Green villi : 'tlagg.e Jon
i:. •: Roof . viount; (.< A Moon
*-,!-.;• Vic R ; - Hi,:.'. M, -.•. id*.
vV K I, v. *<iim ’-ni R (•' Lei
V. M < 1 1 ..i*:i ! ( ri.iii
l-t, li. .. J bar el. t h I
*.'- <,: and St;.* *t I'Ustl’i', .1, 11
: I.* *, WushuH • . Mam I Hicks
, : ft:ta Coburn. W 11 .1 m. •
, -'i• Si-cn l;,i . , Pli/abel i • L( ii;.
*'. V';I; * * * lilt' o,l*o Gll't.i A1 Ul
.' Mil .nil Kata* S S.tmm I Wit;
i.ui-Salem.
Mi Margie Parham. N’erwoo.l
!\ 7'. C \ , ,ted tile N. C to :ld
!::; l i *ti !*:, as gIU-A of Jfltlle: Hawk • IS,
a.me- Hawkin . Durham: Limy
11".n.l. Ore, in ile Pit.l Lo.!'*.*■ (
■ ■ t: V.: . • ■ M *ii * ; :oi■ J A
P-. te’ijy ifurmith i i Ch .ilonei
nov. of Wales bury. Conti.; Rubt
Hail, Grand !"■ pector of N C
vV.'-bhigton, i/
Clara Cri". i tt Charlotte; Mamie
Air. -ij'.arg. Ci.arli 1Y ret ha Ah
t'.i.-iiu 1 Charlotte; ‘1 H* at. F- S
Potty. Alty i P 11. ' I-, Kitv.
SPO T TING & JOTTING
Jv EUGENE S. POTTS
Club .*■• !!; ■ *,, of P''■ fine- ni?nt spots, is si'll pack
:ng T o a* • •.; and cozy utembt i*sh!p cUd* tuanaged fcv
the very pnt>ulat V.i-. :*.;;a is a •riti.H’nt *tghi to behold.
Bi-autn'ul n.'.lnu a", ;n ttvoly arruriffet*. with stiver tints hod
*; '.. i:h v* t*. c ■-:■ ai'*:*. we I! d.
i , . . sdliont; •*- L.ncu'.g along the wall
• in •;> ... t i S n'.da;* It open every niglit
. . erit' :: *: : . n. -Lt or !.*. >«;• ij! request
C J «. -... o I, Mai log and coni in
I tii'ii.M\ bring;; d. v.i, a-.;. * wish u;> u. date song hits.
Uukt Winn-, t . 1 /h o■ ' t:,i ptrir.i . ,*i ! iy :»«. uttt'.g some
:••*.,;%• arid keeps ' p'.h' vmo and ; - nd.-' Ligging lot some
a.., n-iY, , .on, \ ''Gone" continues to
please . . •*;•.* * * m.s v'-th )A'i . s ■ainct-O.
Mu>;; 1 t. wy* patron,- .a o Lti ; ng their hair down Sunday
r.jg'ut. x. V. Yam Coy. Pn ~ Pa; Ric k Mill, -S. C„ Gas
t'-nia. N. C. . :t,i aidiier places were well recreretifeJ
~:*. i : m2 1 ) i.i , St., o il M. nd.ay, Augu-a
1 3a: : - ( ) t , aMend the L, :t Carer Convention
M: s V . Li. u- h■ j ..:per repuMcr. Sit the i i> t ■ visit
: friends in Now Yot k City
Yb.iii.i: . :.••*.:•• ~:e Ust the eity F: i.lav night. August 2?th for
Ktlsburgh’ Pa
1..-. if l.’.iv, Isint of 141“ Bli.iii St . forme*** football sta- of Living
.-.turn- C;iag leu l i* Nt .*. Y>>*k City Friday, Augu-t 27th.
Danny Means, Jr oi Atlanic is -ih. y his grandpasents, Mr
'; r.d Mrs. David R Moans, S, ‘ fiko S M 'Dowc-11 St.
M; -. So. :. 'T; yvaii,'! oi tjilit S *D *. has returned Inm
<1 Samaritan and is rapidly improving
George !Y,t i;> was funern listed Sunday, August 29th. Park.,
know' as Pi I .;*• . mg e.ri le,-, v-,.- ,* - tirne an outstanding
li xer. He w. • thi "Withe ot Chaih- F* i.Hunkiet P.v, r s f"r nerly
■ ie r' r l:*ie New r. ; Ke.’li s :<>\v |■ loye: nr-nui'ei ot t>it* Greens
-1 ~ Go-*-!, ji lb ii Wing.- Tin dee . > i ri-:ucd ai U2l S Alex
andra St.
THF, CAROLINIAN
PHIS WEEK IN CHARLOTTE
Earle, and John Edw. Moore, !
1 Charlotte
State Deputy Jasper Carpenlei i
>nd Mrs Jasper Carpenter, Win ]
Ston Salem; Geo. K Greene Gold ;
t.cm, E. E. Tolbert. Geo. H. Sim
\a, . Gtiihi.'* Holloman. Welles No i.
J. S Bl.'Ckin* Winston-Salmi,
Willi.** A. Harris, Charlotte: J. Hint a
H T Ross. Winston Salem; R 1
! Clara:
CHARLOTTE PASTOR
PREACHES IBPOEW
MEMORIAL SERMON
Chaiolu Ciiui'i-..- .should f»el,
*■ -I* ;.Hied ot the Grand Chaplain
in a.. ili'-’oE ot W. the Rev. j* F
1 i'lvt-
On, nf tin nigitlights of the con
—* l * ,n m i•.einnati was the am
i'.*i! Nt i inl Sermon delivered
•.*. ••*!-. v • ..cholarly and diristian
:I actor, the Re*. Me Davis.
>; • hi y uly and masterfully
: livi-red a soul stirring message
" *isubject. *'Fi aleftt.ii
Idealism" The Rev Mr Dav.s. a
- •isH’d by hi . tnany assi.-tant grai.J
chapl:i*i.* u**m all part.-; of die
co'.iitt ■■ v is* .iblv ioci lii, devatioti
al M*-I*\;thmugfiou; the COI.-.CI*.
tinn.
Tn* Gr.ipd Cr-aplai:; ha nci nßv
traveled out • i. i.lu We-t Cua-t .>:id
..el *,iu si v val lodge- and al.-., laid
'he toiiiid.il ion tin many oth.-r:
He ha:- til - Mir.li.'i ity a, -t i. . r
deputy m Ire I' S and i*at;..*ia.
haviiiL nieii :*p|•oiu'.ed •; '••
f 1 and E -:.,l 1 1 it hub .1 K .i‘ '
vV ilson.
The Rev. M; Davit r lit, fir:-t
Grand Lodge olficet appulnteii
■ :ri Noi*;h Car.il;* h in aurnoei
ol year*.'
C Da ■ . gi'iijuate *f
.1 id':: roll C Smitii b ;-at v t'h.ii
a it, and i an uiitstand.iig* Pr« iy •
, i;.U li'lhliso :
On The Beam With Gene
By EUGENE POTTS
• Businiais might be lagging and opporiimitlns iol so tine,
But vou i.an -I,iU get ahead if you rtnr* or lime . .
, j
■ When you ar< up, *' so-called friends'* always hons* at ound,
But when you fall t&ey will umti you d^wn
It is nice to be talented and iim to have skill,
But remember it is very advantageous to ' good •
i
.Polio is raging again in the land,
| God is -till power and the ruler of man. .
It is more expensive to be savage than it is to b*r ui'
Sc why try in bi a holy te-ror when it is a’l in vain. .
The ballot is the instrument that we all should use.
! Please use it con ectiv on the candidates you chyo* .
When the null it . hue*.* been counted.
and you have won ill*. B n,
He -cio* to watch your step b-cause theie will be a reflection
It you d-.Mi't want to Ret wet in the he avy i.-;n
L.-v pure la* tin- ati-nu before the .harrii'uiit
i
‘Che v.ute. rna\ seem fine to Billy m Jim,
But don't v ntiiii it il uiu cuii't swim.
All f Is ait* not di ad nor in the proper institution,
Bui why try to deny them the* right.-, of then ■ oivtitut; m.
il youi* eyes are filled with beams and •< ■<. e
Whv try to knock y*nir fello’.vrnan t -.-■ Lttie ru-*!.'’
o.u Major League Negi. r- an* a-tting a fine pace.
We have ..non aid ‘that • kill and aoilitv duo*! depend »>n th
race ” (
VV.* want jiirt an opportunity because we lave the will to do.
•' And nine times out ot t<*.. we'li beat H- 'M out of yo.,
in ~l’det to have a chance to equally comp-tv.
Our competitors we are always compelled to • !
Most Northerners try to classify tie , S .tin ~ Inoth.,*'.'.-* a: fooois.
because the Northern broths:* studie.; with either*. ..,er.- and enj*.>y
the same swimming pools.
P.ut when he finishes he very .seldom gets a position in the ■so
called Northern democratic sehoiTs
jWo are very proud 1 the U S. A
i And try to Le patriotic ;n evt ry way
' But is very Paid to be loyal m L*,*. n,
I When yi.u aiv denied you; us.nL and pushed a. ound
When asked aljou! lii r ; ,■ ciiizetibbip tiu *, . ~ >.. a f< i i •
excuse
Yet it is always easy to give heavy work .*id pL.nty of ibu.-*e .
• A time may c. ,mc that may cause yea sorrow.
So treat people right today and they mav help you tomonow
The Negro belongs to a very humble and lryal race,
Yet always reminded about staying in hi.-, peace,
He has never been guilt; of assasination n,>; treason.
• If rigid and justice would only prevail
We could do away with court* and the jail
. '])• ,<r l eaders,
Time and again you have said you wanted rny column “On
■ the Beam with Gene”to get back in cn'*u; l .don, *<.> now I am
asking you to show your appreciation by suppo ring this paper.
; Not being "Ego*’, but this column isr’t * asilv wr«tt< n a
requires plenty of tinv and thought, to thyme this phil< sophj ano
in the meantime try to keep it modern
: We are offering a surprise gift to the person whose name shad
appear weekly in Charlotte';*? sect ion ! ;;•■}:j person this issue it.
Clay ton Lorthorp, 1417 Winn ii red. Please n pert at 422 ; 2 K 2nd
• St. Room 109 Sat., Sept. 4th betwe.-n 13 2 am witn a CARO
LINIAN and tell from whom you bougat paoer.
|
; Average Price $5.6! Per Hundred
: Compare Our Averages
BERNARD and STAR WAREHOUSES
I -
ui. .ij.iioiiiumn i_.ymrirninm»iin-fninii'iVrti-ni)iirrtr>'riiiriniiUwiinrfirrmr , trin~-i«niiiiiirT'f nfwn •~mninrtrflrnnr‘i l v t w~; im-wc-rriirrTrr. rorrrTffmnrtfnmrniwMrmxntirntr rtifMn<ii-iiTriir*MiwiMrirnr> —frrrrrrrm -rrrrHirt- i r-‘—--'“ v
,_- T ..T.-r-tfr, rri TMt^r-ii^'i r y^T:in:-Tt--r-rrr^rT-i«irf«,i,'
SECOND SECTION
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SOPEMBER 4, 1948
PERSONALS
• Mr. and Mrs. Rufus it. McCul-!
, 1 lough s-ivc a airiner party al their
: home on Renner Street, honoring;
i Mrs Violet McCouilough and chi 1-
| dri n of Cleveland, Ohio.
Andiv•.'.* Holmes of Detroit, Mich., j
ivi n*i;i*d home after a 10-day .
I vhi> to his parents, Mr. and Mrs
I
jCur' lun on Beattys Ford Road.
Mrs. Marie Johnson is much im- ;
; proved after be.nq confined to hot |
Lome tm r,ome time.
, Mrs Thomas peeler of Phtladel- •
| pliia ini' returned home after visit* |
! wirt her family here.
Drum and Corps
Charters Bus To Go
To Elks’ Convention
i
P* ::*> 1 1 I.'.'df.i No Juti. IBI’OF ol
VV traveled :<■ CiucinoHli lo at
; tend if i Ei- <. ••* -. •■• iam Ivy *.\ ay !
|of bit.-.
i j Includ: 1 in the (tarty v.vre cap :
Hair Booker T. Reid, assistant and!
Exalted Ruler I*. S Roll.-.. Sgt. |
.lame Twitty. lire . John Edv*.
M'-.ui e. Joe Henry, Johnnie Mocks, '
Bill Sn UR. Ben McElmor» A. »' |
Pel ii; Fred 1). C.n other - Oren '
'■Vj dim. Gordon Latimer. .1 Edw.!
i Earle M tv McCain imci Willis |
: Harris j
Tin I:.die: Marching Club ot Wd-j
ininct', .ve :u.i. m Cincinnati to;
lepte—'ot the Tar Heel Elai-*
Brii'..!!'' General Joi Coufriully, j
and Adjutant Pete Hav.lins of!
Hoes v Mount v*. . a, charge of ll:e;
North roi na L nits
kn Klh\ Man Paratles
Tin Oil" Ii i allailega, Ala.j
• f'Ul AItH.A Ala (ANP)
. \ .;li()sU\ paiatlc of white
rot : <1 Ku Klnx Kl.itismen
tiantpi d he streets of Tallade
t. ! last week and proceeded to
hum a orossp outside the city
near Mumford. Besides those
marcinnjr on foot, about 40 au
tumebiles of hooded characters
toiled through the streets
Police took no ai tion what
soever to interfere with the
parade which also went through
a Negro ■ i lion of the city il
is believed that this was a
ceremonial parade for the its
Ruction of new members.
Automobiles earrii d half hid
den Alabama license plates and
open!) exhibited plates from
Georgia
Sinc-e 1940 the number of milk
j cows in the country lias increased
i pet* cent At the same time slu.
: pc.pulalitm has im-reroed nbi.nit !<•
I |.ii i' cent
(COMPLIMENTS OF
Meek. Baptist Interracial Commission
LREV. J. R. HOLLOWAY -Director (
422 1-2 EAST 2ND. ST., SUITE 107
WELCOME TO THE CAFOLINIAN
' The Spot With a Hearty Welcome To All"
The M And P Gni!
i 814 SEABOARD STREET
THE McILWAIN TWINS (Thomas and Lewis) Props.
~~
BISHOP PORTER '
VISITS RALEIGH
The Rev. H p. Porter of Jack
I son. Term, presidio? bishop of the
Third Episcopal District of Die
jCME Church, was in Raleigh Fri
i day and Saturday of last week on
; buslnc-i-s in connection with the
Yount Chapel CMK Church.
A meet in?; was held at 110 South*
i State Street for the benelit of the
j church which is now conducting a
| campaign. Those attending were
reprt 'fntative: of Young Chapel
S Church; the Rev W. P. Williams,
pastor of the church; the Rev, W *
| Ft. Eoushee presiding elder of the
I Durham district, the Rev. W. P
Rogers, of B’uquay Springs and J
\i Leverett of Durham
ELKS MEET HEARS
WALLACE DERIDE
DEWEY, TRUMAN
Defying Jim Crow traditions
' Henry Wallace swung through the
! Dee; South this week on a presi
dential campaign tour through t>»x
state-'
Forced to -deep in a private resi
dence last week when a Louisville *
! Hotel refused to rent room:- for M
IL,..chard, former Ch eago Delmdei
'! editor traveling with Wallace rs a
i press rep’* - : -e Wallacec was
i preparing to hvp m lus train or at
i private h ~ whin ,« -ary. b
Wt.ll.iOt i: insi-'etu on speaking
j only to nun-segregated audiences.
The- week': hair farted Sunday,
1 j when he left Washington, D. C for
I North Carolina. and was scheduled
|to end Sunday. Si; r. bur 5, after
lan address in Knoxviiie Tenn.
CHARGES WHITEWASH"
Wahaei-'s uuu followed a trip to
i Cincinnati witcre he addressed the
i national convention of the Improved
Benevolent Order of Elks and
charged that Governor Dewey 'has
carefully and brazenly whitewash
ed lynehiie. and attacks on the cit
izen of . . fate "
hi uack upon both Dewey t
irai Pi. ri' fruman for refusing
. actively v. ork tor civil rights
t\.r Negroes. Wallace said:
M Truman has been called
;o take action in the South
i„ . • ■’ the reactivated Rian.
•end the Department of Justipc to
apprehend the hooded advocates of
force and violence but he ha- done
nothing.
"Mr. Dewey admits that he has
the name.- of 1.000 members of the
Klan in New York State, but ht
. refuses to put the Sight of pub
licity upon them.”