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By FREDBiCK l ” BURNS
A very sad rase can.e to light a few da vs ago, when the city
elementary schools opened, a.- .several mothers tried in vain to get
their young children, who became U years of age after Oct Ist in
school.
Alter investigation in two area.-:, we find Shat over 3-1 children
will be or have become t> years old after that date. Most of these
children are large for their age, and can easily be mistaken for
1 years olds. There is very little we can do to change the law that
will permit these children t • enter school during the year after
the set date. .
£ -l
it is almost impossible to enter a new student after a school
session has begun. It is very hard fur the parents to keep the child
home for a school year It is hard on the child to lose the year. Yet
it is harder on o teacher to shut group of pupil* and be forced
to admit a lew new ones after 8 or Hi week? These new students
fend to disi upt t■’. e ent.-ie las- -iitcc tiicy air several weeks behind
the rest of the children, and add an extia load on the teacher.
I here is a state iw which says, non < hiid must t. t 8 yeah
ut age by Oct. Ist to entfi school that session
1 also learned that several of the mothers became angry at
the teachers because they would not break the law and admit then
children.
Be Are we act-use anyone let us- lace trie tacts.
The teacher and pi me,pal are not to blarne they have them
jobs to do Th- ‘, .Hu no. tnot*- change the laws than you or 1 curt
The laws governing tne senuui* aa* made in our state capitol
and are handed down to the State Demi tme-nt ot Public instruc
tion, which in turn saw. iro-Luvti--.- . to the city and county So -
pettntendertt ot Schoolthey us tu-n give instruction-, to the prin
cipal ..if the M-hooi and * m.-urm lions go, on down to the $•
The teachct must pc; at< it; t-.w respect with then supm.
or they will not have n job ine toiio-.ving season
In order to keep th«; record: .straight each child entering seho .-l
ter the first time must present a birth ..-t-rnt irate Y-.-,* can pismb
tee why the teacher must insist on each parent giving the ex a-1
birthdate of the chiia it must tie dons because it is a state law
to say notrm.g ot ft*-*.-;.--,:-..- tm • :.t
THLRE IS A REMEDY
The only relief at the present or m the near future is the
opening of a Kindergarten
That, too, has been tried ht-er i-ci.-.re but liom the information
we received c.-e uini; ,lid quilt a t* .v \ a>-eu would imt pay * *
keep their children thereloi* tne only Hung to <it> was to close
me door. Some weir under the taLe mpression that the Kinder
garten was run by the .-.tat*-.
How in the world some peuw expect to get something foi
nothing is beyond my range of thinking.' There at hundreds of'
mothers who must work to .mpport or help to support their chil
dren, these parents must leave norm- at an early hoiu tn the inoin
ing and return late in the afternoon and sometimes at night They
must depend on an older child to cook, bathe, teed and dress the
younger child. In several eases the older child must remain home
to care for the young.ee ,-n<
We will be in the stun*; boat next year and every-' a;lie; yea;
it we don’t stop to think of uur condition and do something about it.
Any improvement foi the Negro must come from the Negj o
Mr. Chat he will promise you everything you want and need until
he gets what he wants, and then try to make him keep hi* promise.
Parents, teachers and .mst plain citizens, what are the chances
cl a Kindergarten for Fayetteville NOW? You can get help
See vou next week.
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123 PERSON STREET
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” WINES BEER \
213 HILLSBORO STREET
JACK PHILLIPS Prop,
BUY YOUR
FARM MACHINERY
TRUCKS AND
REFRIGERATION
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PHONE 5111 or 5112
txIOCoMD SItJCTION
FftVF TTF VII f F
JL jTI X JU JL JL jLj V AJjiJjJb
AM QUARTERLY
SESSION IS HELD
AT ST. HIKE AME
The Rev. C. 1... Stephens, presid- •
: it.'f- eldet u! the Puy» '.Seville Do-
Hut ot the AME connection he!,!
=i o fourth and last qaarlely con
lei-ence on September 12 and i i at !
\ the St Luke AME Church ot
| which the Rev 1. K Pearce is
■ pallor.
The pix-itniing Elder pre -..I .
• Sunday morning to • very lor;-,
a- alien,-e On iVloml.-v ex--:ur die
' pastor and ot fleers me! \v di tfu- :
! i■; esiding ddc-i m a business
! sion.
I In- eonlereiici- win- opene d
j the presiding elder at s tiiv ! time
.ai! ot the church oiy.unv.d ore and
; officials made reports .t theh ~
tivitles tor the quarter.
lie total amount raised during
; tin- ouarte, liom ah -,,-t
.-r-'-'id to the presiding elder was
: yi.by.T7,t Miss Susie Daniels n iv
1 poi tel .
V! Kit AYS \ LSIT
i.o\i)o\ I'u; in
LONDON i ANP) Many Air,
j cariS attended t.’.e ( oiuuial Service 1
i African Summer coni’eienec recent- •]
!y field a- K’-ng's College Cain- '
jb- idge ibe subject of the confer
erne was the encouiagetnent of in
.dative hi African -v-riety
*’• l on : :d tending the meeting
veie divided into van..,- Uisxlo,
ion group- Some c-r tia u.pi. ... - .
> Hideu mass educritk-a. educ .-:hon i i
i-u citizenship, tire position of worn
*i- incentives in Afr ican -;ociet v. | ’
-b** techniques ,;Jki y » ; .a.-r fiiia-ir! o, I
; anlTitron required
A ( iira ij Jout-S. :Vi ! J a taa- r.
buy of strife for the colonies, open I,
ed the icnftieijce .Speaka.- 1 s n
eluded Miss Margery Perham. read
t r ip colonial admim-tratmn u\
loid, T): Juliar H;.>..a v. director
ren.-rsi ot UNESCO• Dr Mar*,net
Read University of i.0n,:.--,, i:. •. I
fute ot Educat or,; W ( R. '
iltiifhSf TV *• T i-iboi *if :ij t‘ Hf •' ■
iips and oth^j?
Representing the UniuM stabs
a t-i'e Di Ruth Si ia is ol the sb.
ri*-, -a, l;n«_-i. * <ojij Dr Errir., v R, a ,i -■
he foreign Mission.- confi-r enc,
! * Mficers from an n,i culoniai tern
'orms in Africa, a- Well tin Ui.
; >on ot South Africa. Sonu-ern It ho
;-Sw ia high commi-.iiori ter l ito, i-r ; ',
.md the Sudan attended
leva- I'llisiri.il! Oil
IMA I tasoii Btxjs
NEW YORK i.aNPi Di
< baric- v*- Pi<iiib*-rloii tj ou .
. ion wa. appointeti cl'.aivm.'m ..t '!,v
--: liaeon committee ,-f 11 National
Medical asaoiiatrnii , Dr C A
Almtiei Thi- r. n,11; 1;
- -er- ill woi i-. ui ci.i-.-pci atiCii, w ,th
, i.e Air,,-, ~.., Mi-duad tion
j 1 "!’ clo <a nndt : iiiii!in ,u,d .r.nl
i .i.jl scientific a-.ivanw-n.t-nt
j Other member -t the Im .in c,m
j nntt.-e are (T Hainiiiun Ki-anci
j Norfolk Vj , A N \, ~.
p <JUI.S. DOi Hi,\ B E t'i i-l.it e Wa-h
--i'■_»>#>u>!i. D r. rti.-.j A 1.
CD i Cii&ij
Ann?trer c-.-mmittee lie
■o-V' un n;,ta,na dore.wc.
i picked n- Work with t!„. armed
! - e - li: ' -) L i.* .ic*i ~i kjljj!
I Mich., rs chairman l>« H h
Walker NashvdU ij, Rne it
: I-HbLle, i i;:kn tr Ur Hetu i.
.OoWF-ns .• i‘ j¥;.i;-Kit jj.Uu .oi \ u
ira A McGowen. N,-w York m
,members ut tine group
Farmei-s have increased theii
. capacity to produce food i t,
: highe.- t levels in United State.-
history and prospects a.--» that -
| tne'- will produce even mnr,- -o
! the tut die.
PERci m-kmurTu"
■m Ml K( HI SOY HOAD
SPECIALIZING IN PRIED
l Hk'Mt.y, KAM’.HIt MES
fCE CREAM, t 'Ol ii BEER
WHILE kIDING RE
CURB SERVICE
CURB' SERVICE
lake A Labor Day Trip
Atlantic Beach- Round Trip sn.oii
Bus leaves Percolator Grill jl
i A ; -W Tickets on sale there
,f - *' White, Sponsor
C&lv. 5 V Roofing:, Extra Heavy 7\ B’, 9\ IT, 12*
10 Gal. Automatic Hot Water Heaters $19.95
$2 ; 8! per sq. Saving on 210 lb* A splialt Shingles
Regular $7 50 Value, $4.89
—- REGULAR $2.25 at $1.45 PER ROLL
ttTi c ~~ ftEGULAR 42.75 at $1 80 PER ROLL
LAB. ROLL ROOFING, REGULAR $3.25 at $2.10 PEk ROLL
90 n?iT«Vnc‘ufuilc « FA IP E REGULAR 43.75 at $2.75 PER. ROLL
OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT REGULAR $5.25 at $4.00 PER GAL.
MANUFACTURERS ROOFING COMPANY
1019 Person Street At River Bridge
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
PERSONALS
Mr,- Hattie Dixon has retuviwd
iliume ifter spending hei vucatton
lit; Nashville, Term., with hei niere.
i Vlrs Li/rie Covington Held.
Miss Theresa H. Payiir visited
, ivlntive.s and friend-: in Port.-incnitn.
Va (Jur.iiy the rummer
Mr- Olivia Henry or P; if-:
mouth. \’.i atiei rit-d ihr- Huieial ul
i her sisitr
Mrs Rena I’hiilijr- of Wil.-.n at
tuidtd tile funeral of her .unit Yli
Annie Aneosta Payot
j Mr. and Mrs Jmm McKoy of
N*-\v York weiv refer.t guests of
Mr and .Mr- Wasliiu; U;n McNu,
, I lienver C;cek.
Mr end Mrs W. ivhuisfield at
' Biaefieid, W Viigmia. a n
■' Mi and Mi l fix an Me Law m :
Rouseidt -Tuckei arm d,<ugliiei
land Mi and Mrs. J.nn,- South*•; -
Hand oi Greenwich, Coiiii., LesL*
i'ucki-i at Balftmoie. .-id M.ss
'Hgeu.-i-a Tucker Rowena Tqt-ker.
Air Beatrice Parker. Mr; Mallie
Hate her and Kensu flamey ol
1 Washingt-in J). C at tended the
Jiliiersi of ii -. t. m e I fa a
: held ar Flea Hill Metlv.-dis; t •huicn
wiir l l ‘ ;:i'A’ i \-011 i huT j.- i; ♦.*ii. -
sir and :\ii? W S. Tucker he>
im-: ~ad vV-.ale 1 . r -mra ,- -
lou. D. C aim -.-' . eral r - nti,- : -
and sister-'.
Mi- Hen.-ictfa Delaney a
f-uweiit N. J itoiounet the cc-tn-
UIY rnai i*jgf *-'t udi daLitlt U: i
Miidrtc* Sfd• Aithur Tlriits. -•-i;
■>£ Mr and Mrs San- Hari ol
Moiitfjo:nerv Al. Tne man's age
will take place October 1C at post
* hapei .V- , Hoi-.f.-itai N>.
Pvt. and Mrs J D 1 himms of
■H-t Aiurchron P.oati announ--,- tin
birth of a son Joseph Edwin. ~t
otatiou Hu-pitul No r port Brosg
Septerfiber 2U.
Burn tu P/c. am-. Mrr John 1.
Davis a sv-ii, :t Hospital No, 2 Pf
Brapg. Sepl/.ueh'f-i 23. The Da. -
family lives at Rose Inn Chatham •
•Street
Born to Ffc and Ain 1 hadeb-us
Hendersct: daughter. .ie r.rtiu
.Ycptertitii-i 2o yt Stan on ilu-mi ii
f; B *
Cpl and Mr? Schvnan }i.,tH
ais ti.e proiut part-tin a :
Robert !■ born Ho-j. :o! \Y ;
Sf-ptembei 27.
f.t lleitii K Ts n u.let r,i, ol
Trontman has been asti-inied to the
Niirs (’orps Station Pin-:.pit.al N.
'■ ;.u--r re-evilisiii,y in Align-; t.i
Templeton was formally with the
si-teiciii: AdininiMi 3tion and
' I. ; e-d ;u *. >l,-1-!,
, A kr t- Hiiily yet imi! i .a
• nrly licld at Beaver t'K-ek Mt-t j ;
• ctisi i tvirci; ,;f whieh tne Kcv Mr
iMavnor is pastor Conducting the
irfiiv is 1 lie Rr\ .ii; Mei.itiii-i'i
h Tin h, , Mr- Joi
-»* ’ K o;. l’li - r.diy was .<• the pm
of HlS!allin,; a heating sy Urn:
An Hie chin, n.
The ?nm of Jltri Oh war raised.
Sell Your {tobacco in Fayetteville For
The Highest Prices
j AND
BUY YOUR FURNITURE
For The Lowest Price
AT
MARKET FURNITURE
COMPANY
40! HAY ST.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Jojj[» H i 1 isboro St reel
<r;i%J\ SERVICE STATION
■ 501 Hillsboro St.
\ h SPECIALIZING Its .. .
f Jf/ ‘ " C ONOCO PRODUt TS
(“Aral &.' i EX PER f W ASHING
. \ GREASING SERVICE
/ *v Pick Up and Delivery Service
‘ uc Glen Gerald and Sons, Props,
THi] (JAKUJJNiAN
SCHOOL BAR ILLEGAL,;
OKLA. PROMISES TO
AMEND STATE LAW
OKLAHOMA C' v iA.M 1 )
A Ihi *. * judge fed:- • rum I -ul.u
‘ civ la-t W-i.-iini’.sdti,- put thr un
i.f Okkil'ujnia j; xi.! 1 y i,f
-•n "uiieunstitutionu! net in deny
tn.-- -i Ni.r.i ■■ ii<iirn:,siv , .i In r • -i ,-i<*
hate it-liools and tolrl the side i
amend d.-. st-gri-galiun i.rx i-i-;
: mit .ill Nr,:! ;e tu t til’Ol I I'if COVII- I
,u, i -'Vailaid- in separate t-imn,
sehn,in e*/tnpiiaiK‘<- with la
c -'urt urdei. Guv Roy J Tiirnm -
bounced that the slate lav, In
i •"•*-* rutuig doer nnt affect m
' 5 -i - • ■.y rati- -n lau n ttuur
111-1 ,v f’he Mate provide: some
i wilrre courses, nut no graduate
c.oiK in .. segregated Negro .schuei
1 In- ujuifi , otfi-ri-d are nut ,<(
MLRO Al l* I.PtMd:
pi ns ms p.\im
NEW VGh i, iA7vi-’) pi.
ao.Jeti. -.- i, . •« ,- . ii;-tt; - . ,-Yiru ; i
- Ail Laboi Patty's; candidate f.,r |
-u -.re-- in the 24tn c«->ngrf-ssior.ai :
ci.---.tii, t iTiifc fin.no deserted him
pails here on Wcdemday to -u-p. !
pmt f t it* .’lenafor p -d.-ie Dnlk i- j
S'; sh- Deiiiorratie Republican!
-u.d I.it. --i.il party’s candidate ml
il.e 24th lig.iino. Rup. i.eu I'
"o Ph ALP- 19-4 >: fanri .a o bea. :
c- 1> ! that duTrn't who is runnirig i
to; ret-lectiori
L i'o-it. Lodt.n polled 24.2" P fi !
v °t- .nu until Wednesday w.c , :
leader in hrs District to! the ALP I
tu leaving the party, which he j
ud use t-.-llriwing ' Cummnms' |
ideology-, SiA'ien said tk.at he b- |
ot-vrd -I aa.-oii v.a.s .tied !■-. !
{Hr* Conirnur.ibt « - »..vu
"i > Ouidr-’t c nfot m nw Am.- - . !
Cil} - f.i;n.ejpics with the ideology -a! !
,h - Loiriir-uni.-,' part;, toii,i,ved!
b> the aLP." he ;;.ud and added !
"And 1 si-:,-.! believe 1 would m
doing rny dutv a-: a citizen if ! I
kept ijnit-t about ih
Arci,i dim; A ’ At! l . Q. j
Fleanot I iris:, h.-a-t :>f the Elect ton-. 1
i'emu bur* aii sht ti.id I f'l.'erv, -.! !
P 1 I dm u.piamtf that p<-t, an.
''••lf t'»-■<:p (Jeiini'ted rf-gl.Met at
a ; : hool in 1- :.-:i Harlem without
Tin- charges «n> being made thal
haud.ed- of first voter- in that
secticui >.t Hoi lein. especially Puertj j
, iCica.i ui n. oi c. . i :,-i ,:,i w j;r,- j
• a.: lait.iig 1 i!r-. u: y lest-. "I U:-
tho 1 1;. nj the iSlli t.'ongr, -siOti
•:1 D Sri n't hr :* •I 0! ;g'reS : Sl: V j
: Muicuhiu.-iU- cattin:*, for hl= p„l
--tica U ,fr>.
s leoted bv !i<e ruling
1 Plaintiff In the case was G vt
- j MoLaurin, a retired prutWsor, who
•' ; SOU; :ht to enter the univw My u,
-jcomplete work on a doctor'- de
|n education because I.,■ ■ tori
- j University, the only stair
jColli-.-v does not pn.vide the
; cuurM ' 1 University oft'uuih; admit
■: IC,; he had been barred from ad
: j mi.-si(j n solely because ot his race.
| court's opinion read, "Inso
jha as the Oklahoma rtntute ct<-r,y
| d» ive admission of the plain
| tltf to Ih < J university they an un
| constitutional and void The <}.••
■ tou v.'a:' handed ciod'n b - I J s
I Circuit Court Judge A j- M U rra., :
i wit!t concurring opinions by Bov.c- ;
: Hroaddu.3 and !•: : r .• r Vuu-h! - ;
i oh Oklahomans.
” W( ‘ 1 ciraii, at to;- time id e.ru
Aim ting injunction rebel on tin
‘ diT!p!i,.n that the -.tab? will foi :
j- ■■ the lav, they -a,a
i caurin had asked an injunc- !
; a - u owti tuning the university tiomi
dot; i,. ; ; the - . it;- ra, Ja l -otru ~ j
jhor, is.w- i~n j.; hint from !!,,
: w h.;oi. The ( :. Naprerne iouui
Tteiti in si January that Oklahoma,
nans: psovaie equal j'aciiitn-
Meero and white students out did'
not rule on the broader question of
the constitutionality of the
■;‘3tiOn IcLWA
j Negligence Factor
la fternndottc'.s IL .aji
: Declaims Ms. Bundle
j LAKE SUCCESS )ANi'- A., - !
j port made b> i) r palpi, Unm y, ■
jJ-rtUiC UN mediator in Paledne !
| -.od received both here and ;i par;.
Groin Rhodes last week.
J Jewish authentic' with ae?h '
A nee in connection with the a;.
| “filiation of Swedish Count Koike!
1 K< r.’.adutu
| Bundle, reporting, on un.- ir,ei
ph-nt which occurred Jerusalem:
September 17. -.atu he could not
tieip bur conclude that the Israeli
authorities had not taken "aric
jetuate security pr-e-aut ions' wit.ii
: regard to Bernadotte’s n,»
: -port declared that Jewisj. leu-. , j
;i p groups” enjoyed fe eedom of i
| movement and little nt:up j.j
I the September i.'O . ri;nat . ~u ..
N O TICE ;
MR. E, A. ARMSTRONG IS IN NO WAV CONNECT
ED WITH THIS PAPER,
He wax f-ditor-lVfanager id the Fayetteville Carolinkn
which was discuutinued December IS4?.
Your Local Representative is Mr. J. S. Singleton
I i
I D. FLEISHMAN and BROTHERS
FAYETTEVILLE'S
LEADING MEN’S STORE
M)7 HAY STREET
Parker Radiator Repair Shop !
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION
AT FAYETTEVILLE CITY LIMITS ON MURCHISON ROAD
!
!''•" ' ' ' i
FLEISHMAN S BIG STORE
108 HAY ST,
“One Os Fay* f ievill« , n Finest Stores’’^
i
FOR PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE CALI
HILLSBORO TAXI
DIAL 2488
OLEN GERALD, SR., Manager
SPARKS CLEANERS
FOR BETTER CLEANING
Offering' While U-Wait Service . , , One Day Service
Expert Alterations
830 Murchison Road DIAL 4668
HURRY BACK
ARTHUR’S SEAFOOD
GRILL
SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOODS, EAR-B-Q, STEAKS
We Serve Regular Meals
FAYETTEVILLE'S ONLY GRADE A COLORED CAFE
837 PERSON STREET Phone
SECOND SECTION
IVM.RO MAM ASST.
Sl i'T. 01' MAILS
in iiiiTßorr s\ o.
DETROIT (ANP) - In Detroit, i
: vir-.t‘ of the “unwritten'’ law? ap
j plied in the upgrading of Negroc.
Mil the post office is being defied,
i This city postal department hat a i
Negru serving as assistant ■mpnii
. teiulent
j Tui- ranking postal v •••r !,•
1 Aiicirew S, WiHuiui.y ’.v'.in itasj
! conn- up through the ranks and!
served on every shift on all type
of jobs lie was appiunted to m
-1 present office assistant ''tiperiti-;
! tend- ut ot mail,', August 16, t‘l4B i
J i;s iii charge of mailing let - j
j ten;, pautis and parcel post ot; the i
; r m to 4.30 p m : io.ft At- ■
. thou. !i h.„ taking over this po.-i :
lion causf i a lot of talk, not o
l single ermToye walked out because,'
; tie was ■ ;raded
The promotion of Wauudles ir. aj
tribute to the fair policies of Post :
'master Huston Within the past 20’
;years several Detroit postal ott-.ci
cals had made reputations with
, their anti-Negro acts Some of,
! them refused to let a colored ww k
•• v even tamps fi orn a win-;
’ dow.
: This pi pi re and other effort'-;
; ti> keep the colored workers clown i
sir being m. • a thing of the pr»:
|bv it. Hud. administration,
niKKESA MAKES
improv; mats j
NF. W YORK (ANP) Among 11
lie iiTiprovc-hic-ii’ woich patrons j!
: . ; v ruling in ,e Theresa hotel, i |
: New York's on .'Hiding hostelry in I
‘Harlem, arc sh.- -w coffee shoppe, 11
■ s'H of st.-vei .1 iitw addilinns mil
[the SIOO,OOO ex, ?, hi t.-rogratu y: |j
’ aniiounml ! i
, On January i the new Skyline |
! rooni whn h is described as the']
Dii s! l-atlrron i large capacity iu l|
i■■ i, i wii open The
! Cardinal bar-cocktail lounge is an-j
Am: iaw fcatuif with ietyner l
■ toujige seating a longer bin and i
‘■vTiat is declared to be the largest
tcJcvislo? IS, ,t ion in ~ Ncv.
G,)ik hotei.
■ '.<• rn v, n,.msreme;it trio of th. .
i serosa include-.- VVilltsm H. Brown, i
resident manager, Howard *_
:»d-;jt- and luisic. housing* airtli j
'Mi! 1 liaiiit Hfiii.-'teTk. jri l '.M 1 :
: iU'.vrnp Ms h groups
He a; , c.illcd to the UN Security j
. < t-uneil to "take urgent mearures {
; to see that Ci’rnibands are con- j
. trolled in Palestine.''
PAGE THREE
Fayetteville i our
4 ' ilness ilun Brought
C)
Void lilib Tagir,
Patrmiize 'l'liem
'hjer formerly with the intern
s' venue burc''iu, and E't-lix
Orovt*. manager of the food service
department.
j WII, I JAMS
Service Station
HAS Oil.
ki'.i RAMSEY STREET
| -■ NONE 5451
SL;veus fell Groeerv
I 44'.' *ULLSI><»RO SIRKET
'LI.r-SERYICI;
St’KriAMZIM.; IN A Cl.
GJ: A»)E-A ''TATS
PIG -H vegi: : ‘E' EH
OAU.V
rwt: H FISH.
EMEU DrUVRSt
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