Happy Khmer New Year.
DOING MOV SirOV - Hull
mond Bartlio, international)?,
known ■ vniptor, i.~ puttim; thi
i'inhhmg lourin' 1 - to ,« Dust <>l hi-.
newest mode!. tin lair Wiitunn
Nii'Krisan. Jr., found. > .mil in I
president of Golden Sl.in- *lunc;l
I iff Insurance l cuipam ,
The bust, made from > photo of
And Old A be Just
Smiled a Little-
I
BV AI t'-nm
NEW YORK *AiVP. R>ab
tile nice picture.- u.d MoAva non
lUUlC; Abe I.iiUU'U v '■ ■ vv. ■ r.: L ; '
they do. but her* • At j<■ Lm
coin sior> :■> m
wanna hear it ’
Bark m me - -■ ■•■ i - - ‘
and the <bs ; • I- m n. *
Lewi- '.• ’ll.
Daily N< -v- u.c* ■y. 1 - 1
phot' gr: ; in. ato . 1-. a , il>
Ed’s headquai U’t .> he 'YIVK' A
which ~ i that fr, -v • :
'4 fine folk-. Ed vv ■ at . ; i■: ■■. <i
being the* econo od - i;;-.
gtaphej on o
A cull car.to ini Ed on Fob on -
11 —to make a pkvar:.
Coin's -taru;- up at city colic-
A colored kid was to hi us. d in;
the .human interest angle
Ed took tile problem to tun good
friend. "Clr.oi" Norman Cobb uL
able:.! vet of vV ;Id War ] and a toy
scout leadci, h w.i; r.jr-tviy that
ChiCt lake. ;- c :.;j- !1 1 t. .li'lip:':
his car at id in of. ac. bv tie- < i .*•
Chief and his favorite' Ley
were to pot.: in the pkttnv.
Ail tiiat was kickk -. .
necessary wreath and ■ N
bad made r.o pm - . it!!; :!0.-
portan jjrop
Loading Jackie, the it :n
ear- Ed and Chief ; . t-tv,-- !
Seventh A\ •.• • ai d ; ;
of florists : 'i'hey >.. :/ 1 -. licm.-;.-
jusl the ■• r; ih ‘.Vi rath ! a! < ■■■ i.i
be good ior th< < <-•. a- >\ ■
being sent t<> a fin.oi.il . *.■..-...
Ed explained v:t . -.a.:.: n a.
persuasive, and tiro- ikah-' agree.! v
rent him the wreath lot one a, ,r
provided lie paid t» - d-oliaa.; m ad
vance. Tins Ed did.
L’p at the monument, the photo
grapher Set the- SC-iJc lies- 1
Jackie, placed the wreath leaning
over in an excellent .tii a and
had Chief to sland ..; atti ii’.uiti -inii .
salute Ps’esidchl LmoJ..
It v/a.t natural that pass-ersty. and
there seemed to be an unusual num
ber that afternoon, stopped to ga/v
in admiration t the dev-in.u -
these colored New
■placing a wreath n the- g,-,-a!
ragßßlktfpL ■•vfo-i/i 1 . • ■;iyt!HMglSMKv r .y£, ■ : P
FAV* VO irom/v CnrOelfl '
Peterson of (Smni'inc, who has
tamtii his hobby o* taxidermy
into a paying venture during the
nine months sin« e he began tak
ing' a correspondence school
court* in the subject .
Nirkn-stiti linseti, to the vast in
l.nnr/.e. will oc< upy .1 spot in the
1 11 *-i > v of tlic home office build
in-.: now undei eonstnii tion in
los Ahr wit-' It vva.- made possi
lib ! ■, cinpl'n i'v .Hi I .c ents who
1s t year hm;.hi voluntas, contri
billion. l to an (-1 tin- cot ol the
pivji'i I. VX!‘
vniancirador's monument a day
ahead.
Ed sensed the situation thai
would de- oi } and vabi spared * !
Chief. "IV!.iu when I shoo* this pic
ture. y ' ■ I-: 1 wreath and tun
iilve evevyikh.g. Chief s.iickc-rcct
'end nil was '
; his and dist-'thce «»nd h sc-em
'tho belter be liked if. When he
filially . u-f- rasi.te, he had one
A b tin ding tiash iii up the gloom
around city college and (tii.’!
, shrieked. “Run Jackie."
Chief ; ratted over, snatched the 1
>\vr< : :..lh mid van to: the car as last I
as. 'ia wreath and his crutches
would let him travel
1■; tmao vi'iV'-ut the ori -d :; vied
veiiing "Stop thicL' And started to
give chase. But Chief arid Jackie
Atl'evv Kd . '::i Chief hut
vied to the Hot -. t so the dead man’t-.
witath wovld arrive or ;into for
the utneral It-did .e -1 the* eulprits
i i-t back to the "Y" sC;; Ed
The next day the News had a
Chief Cobb mid Ja< k v placitig .
wreath at L.ncoht's be’. But lor
years, i-i'-m- of the uin ventvtred ]
(i).v to - i-y coiicge - e:-;;-.eially tii I
the section ov.-r tin- i-.p-roiit jiionU l
NAAt I* \H> ASHED
NEU YORK 'I tier Nattosiai As- '
;Sociatiui; for the Advancement, o'!
-. vrscii People Si a endorsed the i
Am i icarj Ctnicer Soc.ety'K educa- ;
.lional program, it was announced!
i this week.
Dr Louis T. Wright. Chairman oil
the Nb.tionji Medical Committee - 1 j
he NAACP. son; copies of the.
American Cancer S -.'. "Knov.
'in* Fin!- parfiniilct jn ine
branches and asked them to ap
' point committees "to rt ttder wbat
' ever voliinteei held they may be
able to ob e" t 0 the Ai;o i ictut Cart--
(Oj Society I
;’ The operator cf a gracery j
store, Mr. Peterson, has develop- j
<ft his hobby in his spare time to !
the point where it beeps him busy j
| when things are slow in the store i
j in addition to supplementing hi*, i
1 store e.» mtngs. 1
SECOND SECTION J
!
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK EViMXr; SATcKDAY, FEBRUARY' 26, 1949
wiMi. m
'MB' oifi r
6 V W.HCS7VUMiCK '
Os MEN WHO ( HKONICLE
THE DAY'S EVEN I S
F. 1•: 11 the mysteries of the past the
in-i:• e is prophe>:icc*
1h i- A(•1; ia i ci mi t?: a rwi ov s 1 1 k o
rhrvows on the tide
Realities come and go like shadow? '
on a pool,
The loaves are rnr the wise mnti
the snadows for the f--nl.
Gut of th-- moment now roes the
God to be.
'! to- ’ h’ ttpun t? U'om :
via: pity,
Lo-avo- oresmi.ny to the tool and;
Like things n. they are;
Ail tiling.-, in ywaself who sioiui
-jpoM a star. .
Yvu s.-- man. .a-. }ic ii-ally u: -- str:p- ;
i-eu of a1! vestige ,-,f rcstiaint.
A ' anaiy. lusty i-vasi marling in
Vot . liMVxint siiintly .
Gropiti reaciting, eve; up. ever j
vv b.v'l!.'.- in this ■-t'.jfe
T: -:-ig to ;.,’pC;-.:>i: those panging .
b'liigors i>: ti-.i• whirligig called
. ~! ik' . . i
i . ! a; ia.-t he s saj.- ,n naroor. rate
■:m rhores far away
J-'.-ng the iv m ag.tin to the sc rib*
i J-: peeririg in hies long day -
THE I’l-.NM VC SPECTATOR
Negro Newspaper Work Febru
ary 27 to March ’> No other fac
tor has pi. ved a- great a part in
he after emartcipati n of the Negro
; - the Ntg:-o pr yss In the past
Twer: ty years if has grown from a
passing gesture t 1 a real force.
Or; ova. ay front in all the major;
tk vr !-.)p;menf':-; and a-jv -u-ornaviiP
tl'U.'O passing Jivi ; ;! ha;- ijecu feit
:m-Hv* and more day by day There!
ar - jaa.iy fields vs <n(ie..v , Hvoti- !
vd: .-■- ra- ... vii ucori i:-r;i ;■ id
VTiC v. thou’ but. th!a‘■ st.ijal
w:de an.i o.ruing to :Sa youth ol
lociciy. y. v :liilisui medicine and
social sc*, vice Ot these three joui
nnti: U.V lor Should .Uj u ;.: .s.i
'to tt’e pioneering spitit.
RACING PKOORfSS
Tiie greatness *-f any nabnn, its
freedom irorn poverty and rime
;iis aspiration and i-ieoi.- are the.
direct Quotient t the r.0 ,,i its
children. .
i-psi;.. p;rers ;o vv:- -y-a. til"
a(H --C iv-ailir e. : in. Y .-vd chil
dren. Thet•. should be • vi.dd in
America that is not ben. ~n<i docs
ho; : - -.. e undir .*. i.un c •ndst'on; oi
oc-uith. that tices not have lull op
portunity of education from the.
:a!o the end of err irioii
hi’ib;:, that s not iff irorn injur-;
inus labor: that does not have:
• verv fUinulatiei! ‘■ > accomplish n,e
fttdif-t ot its capacities.
Equality - f opportunity is the
D'ignt of i-vi-ry American - rich or
i Poor, £Ol eign r native born, ine
yavetivt of ,'aith or color. It is titc .
Dght of evt ry individual to attain '
' jiltui; in life to which his abti
, ’’•> and chatacter enlitk- him. By.
! its nuunlenance we will alone hold
i c.pcn tiic Door of opportunity io -
j cv-v ry new generati’-n. ic, every
| buy and girl.
This is if? cteed your newsmen '
■! iv Steve m these art- the tilings
Jt hoy fight t.- see each day.
j AND TEEL O) TIME
. Wilis rushing winds and gloomy
skies
The 'dark and stubborn Wiiiiei
F<- -oft, unseen, Spring faintly t
cries. ■
j Bidding her earliest child arise;
I march::;
j i**_- lias mounted between forty
j and fifty pieces since lot May
J w hen he started his new venture, i
i n'lOr t id which herv e been for
j sportsmen in the Fitl (Jaunty
i area.
———..a—
“T ' ' '
Lad What day of (he year is a |
military command?
Lassie Dutino, what?
Lad March fourth!! (Get it) j
Named for the God of W r.r. Mar? t
but he was fir.Y the god of veg- |-
, c-tation . Anglo Saxon "Lenc- i
te-n-manath; Dutch "Lent-Maand" '
t aeh referring to the lengthening j
„< L,vs. "rvi.it; A.i A March Hare"
the ft of. Spring upon the ■em
y,v .Tirn*- fit ot the rminial mating ;
Reason - Wuff-Wufft Many arc j
un; are of vie fact that in early j
I col..rial day: the year began in j
' M.-,. Fir*t month was changed :
;v. y;i the adoption of tne Julian i
-alemiar -S! B ( Man b Fifth The ;
G’vyon Massacre; Chrispus Atiudcs;
• Day weapon;, used by the p<’o- j
pic on ';iat da v sioiie.s a;;-i aic -v. -
bails Such brave British sol*
• tiers. March Third, buthday .
.: Alexander Graham Bell, inven- ;
;[. C > o li: phi., if. i-"!'!l in Edinluti g ;
Scotland 18-42 March 7. 1849
j r.uther Burbank, the emancipator,
; as the flower and vegetables.
This Changing World . It ac
ta,:;'- happeia’o, out Henry Je -
ii id ("ioif-d of BUincli. N. C., w.*-
arded $5.1*00 of the $1:5.600 tie
’ -aod l’oi in a damage smt in Vtr
j gij-ny Yep. th he deserved
much, much mure and the dele sed
an!. ran iiead on to hint while
. transport!;-!-- a large quantity of
whiskey. The fact : c-malns
that he won the case there
ONE FOR THE BOOKS - Mr? ■
Robert Slater of Winds- t, Ontanoi
: prayed for 19 years to assume the j
! affliction of her son, Joseph; re- \
'■ eir.nly her prayers were answered j
- she reteivt 1 !?, a cripphng spine in- ;
jury while iter cc.inpleteiy con-;
if (U'.dcd the doe to i; and re-cov red. ;
While the papal all high i
PA I. ED a C"! v i!!;unist - c-ntrolicii .
tlur, (oi.d'-mncd a Citrcltinal v* j
death . Arc ua- Dark-Ages oe- j
v-v-r.-vd"'.* j
SLAVERY 1949' Francisco A.
; Rodi lyui ;r, who only kr. lime by!
i ,-;ia-inirtrations and srrais was j
kept in slavery working tor George j
Sunk, Mankato Minn,, for :-ix oi |
.seven year.' at sixteen and seven-,
tc-cr. hours a day for buttin' . . |
The iaut; ix-ceivt d ttirce and a)
half years in jail and a $2,300 fine.!
Jin. defense. “Franciso was child-1
isii , t i;d couldn't be trusted with |
nvney . Ha Ha Multiply this by i
iiiis of thousands and you see your!
; brothers in yen hiitderlands
deep South ur.d in-; ■ an
•FROM THE SANCTUM
Ity. a cuddly sound; the* rain- j
jdrops tattooing on the root while j
' you li,- safe, .snue; in ted. The tliot i
eijam links million ingots and a ;
; million mcons when heart was!
;young and the space between was -
• but a step or breath or two. New !
the night brings serenity; and a j
reluctance c> relinquish the nest of
the dove to rove again with the :
hawk and the eagle. . . Rather to
pec: within the mind's eye to the
tittle road beyond all whirry in the
! bi eeze; sigh at the leaping clay hilt
; lost among the trees; list to the
: bh-odmg note I rapture steaming
ibrush caught in a drowsy bush.
Draw tiie curtains, dint the lignts,
'flick the dial and remember that
ITME MARCHES ON . ANON.
UNTIL THEN. . 902 Glenn, j
Durham. N. C. W. W. Strudwick.!
NEGRO NAMED TO
PHILLY HOUSING
ADVISORY BOARD
PHILADELPHIA (ANP) The
f t.h’ of the Associated Rea! Estate
Broke! s to have a Negro placed on !
the Advisory Housing committee,
bore fruit this week when Dr. Irv
ing tv. Underhill, Jr. manager oi
; the Richard Allen homes and a
j member of the Redevelopment au
i ihority of Philadelphia, was ap- ;
; pointed to the committee.
I The fight delegation, headed by
■Lenerte Roberts, chairman of the'
; Association’s civil liberties and ed-!
i ucation e -mmittee, had recom- i
•nended Mrs. Nellie Holland, the |
! association’s vice president, as the;
Negro real estate broker most suit
j able for the position on the Advis
ory Housing Committee
j When contracted about the ap- <
jPointinent of Dr. Underhill, I.|
Stewart Hayward, president of the '
I Brokers Association, said that the I
| choice made by Leo Kirk, federal
| housing administrator, was a good j
lone and that they wire satisfied
| that Dr. Underhill would go along j
j with any situations in the interest j
lof colored people
Kirk, in the face of the brokers’|
j reeoiamcndaton.s of Mrs. Holland,!
.raid that Dr. Underhill's tippoini-;
] ment was in no ways a reflection j
ion the person.*: proposed by the j
i -, r roup. He said he feit that Under*
I lull's years of experience it: nous-j
jmg administration would classify j
‘him as an expert., 1,
THE CAROLINIAN
; 41^'
. k \lk \ •
k ill \
IV SECOND I’LACE Koseoe
illen, junior ni (dewtll County
Training- School ha; maintained
■ an ‘ A averuse lor the three
years he has be*-n in high school
, In a re!", nt content held at tli>
school In wan second place He is
a trumpeter in the hand and is
also president of the French and
i English Clubs, lie is- the son of
Mr. am! Mrs li>.my 1 Allen id
Blanch. N. ('. His ambition is to
| enter the studs of medicine
Ifca aide gives
TUSKEGEE !NSL
LECTURE SERIES
A IF F. in .. hi
•tai-.t to ii.o roven.ot i-f th>- Faint
-horl series - f lectures this week
I before the suicients ul ngivcultural
i economics at Tiiskesjec- Institute
: In his lectures, the specialist
important tm-l is; fuim nianap.!:-
; ment. Abo. ii.-* ' M ; -k:;: H'd ! hv lO.'Ul
i tuiicticri:, 01 FC A .-.nd pointed out
1 cow farmers may make- greater
|use of its credit faciliUe?.
I Prior to hi; sectur>. series at Tits*
] kcgco, Mr. Finir aduies.-a.-iii; daily
i production taiort-coiir.-.c group fit
A. and T. Core; G; eehsboiv. In
this address, in- (iisc-.r; -ed the prop
er use oi or. bit
Mr. Fuhr has b» t-,\ a member of
Farm Credit .m-i aa-e IJ#47 He
: Iransfem d to **•«• agenei after
■spending; nearly bl vi.us in Exu-u
--sion Service an si fin. Agricultural
I Adjustment Atlmms : ..tmo
WAR.N ABOUT FAKE
CARVER Ii MM,VP
; CHICAGO i ANP) Tiie Chi
jeago Better Business bureau,
i through its "ffic-iai publication.
| “The Chari tec: itserl a warning
• here last week to citizens to ignore
; telephone solicitation of funds by
Jan organization known as the
I “George Washington fatter Memo
i rial Institute."
The publsration p in!id out that
‘he group i,- n t i.. be confused
w.th the well-known and highly
1 reputable Georg** Wushingon Cur
! ver :• i.iod dicn oi Tuskeget- Ir.r.ti
|UUc. Alabama.
It charged trial the “memorial
iinstitute" body has been the sub*
iject of complaint and court action
' for alleged high pressure telephone
i solicitation of iimds. The orgauiza
! v/'t.-:: sz\:i to have? orixzin«l; v
i been “inc: rporated n 1939 as the
Constitution Society oi the U. S
"ith the express purpose io com-
JbEt Communism ’’
Its name was changed to the
Carvei- Memorial Listituli; hi 1946.
j Robert D. Flobde one of the ori
ginal in corporator* was named as
| one ot the persons engaged in so
i lieiting contributions.
i
I Last known address of the du
i Lions body is a rooming house in
| Washington.
. STAMPS OUT GRASS FIRES
i Grass fires arc* extinguished -by
id recently patented machine out
; fitted with flexible flaps attached
lat intervals on a roller. A.- -the
j idler is pushed fonvtad, the flaps
‘stamp out the flame--.
Dateline
-To
“30”
BY Mil SHEPHARD
AVh • said tin; den;:»*>vne- vre.-•• I
the -acidic" !
i In the face of • -d.-te : iv-- ; I
| the fii -i ('• ii, :, uv the : •i - {
t tiie United Slates during 'lie » js*.
election, a number of those \vh» |
h;,'i been fighting for enactment.
• ; legislation lavoreblc !-.- labor, to i
iv.'nority racial • • ii, groups
.and to the so-celled , -m-mon man
‘ in general sat back, took a deep' l
breath, du.m.-d off then- hands and 1
1 aid "1.-a k v. at wi- dal'
.Ti*cll j 'l ■m' i I'ai 111 t v, f- v-J V' ?)’’■•} tL'Jv I
- : (K. V'O bf'Cll t-oilii; ill Hill *
i however. .1 ;.>eiur.s to look;*
l; jas though --I ’
i buckied d- o r t.. hard work
During the three ui.si Congre; scs
1 f lif. BC ,-.. Knnt . ..
•ng r.t the "unholy r-liianc-c" be- |t
tw-i -ii Souihei ii ; je.-ia».:■■;- h. - i
v-;.;:,ed to maintain the status <
'.-a as ihe civil right iront, and Re- /
publican representatives of vested'c
iiuenots who sought the ware.- t
Al's-;- lee Noven,:;-' , t-a . h - . ,
wiiicii saw lhe "Dixie dcmay'.duo.-,
Rcpubli* |
! i j c*ivc •?<'• u n ■w' tnink 1 1.... i iho i,'.: 1 .-. I
nC- figrt , w... .e mdun- .. . I j
a noivu huge;, ..ei whic: would
k dim assorted members of C--i
il : tj-ying to pass the sort of lows ’.hat'
; the majority of the pe pic had
il * n.'-KCd 10. 1 .' 1 Hi'' thfi; r l .; ii-.it
n ] boxes.
j. Instead the week’s headlines art' c
~j predicting the peiei'm.al “cnotpro*
- r ;D;we" which usually i;pe3l the end
;of the >o'vy wherever the- ins tie oi ' r
. • ! vi! j l,;hr ; eejn>: about ;o ha the t
v ; tioor Oi' Cl■]gross. (
it The time the *‘corn prom isC' •'
i
:> seems to bi shaping up between"; 1
j- ’ it'.'* opponent.- of repeal of the 4
: Tuft-Ha) tk-v Law. siipp -rters r-l
.President Tr, cavil rli.:-.
pregram, an - uppononts of the pro- J
c : grani wir !a; Truman forces ! -
' r caught in iht rnkldlc
Ac; ui-'iirui to Capitol Hill re*.'
‘ ports the Rc-publivan;-'- ;«e prom is- i •
ii.-S' to V- against the entire civil •
rights pi- gram if the Southern
Democrats will aid them in rc
j tnininp t. Tail-Hartley Law.
The So, k-tners, while keeping; a
wary eye u the changing aspects;
••f Fit* vote back home, are still i
tally aware of their strategic posi*
*' non and have jack eyed the Admin
stratioi forces into a corner where
they fear loss ol the civil rights;
• g . pi-ogra : a. well as the Tatt-Hariley
repealer.
■ v As . result, a compromise has
11/ been ; roposed whereby the Admin-
Utrati .ll forces are claiming that!
j they n get an anti-lynch bill and
j 1 ivatercd-down Taft-Ifartley i-epeal
tj j through Congress if they enter
.nto .- deal with the Southerner.-
Fn n here h looks as (hough the 1
only people who are takigri a beat
in.;.-, : iv l.iL the minority groups ’
and ihc- legislators who are mak
il ,-ng sincere effort to do the job 1
j- | fen nidi they were elected
n V. > said the demagogues wore j
ic ! out f the saddle.?
; H. i. PROF. 1$ \ AMEi)
f TO AG. DEPT. POST
p I> James E. Bayton. associate
g pro. SB. r of psychology at Howard
.' University, has Seen appointed so- j
J g vial science analyst In the Bureau
! if Agricultural Economics oi the
! U. S. Department of Agriculture.
He will porve on a part-time:
t• j ba;-;.s, -.helping BAE to analyze sur
n i fey data and prepare reports on j
' same. The psychologist was former
i ly employed fir!)-time by the agenG
ivy, but resigned in 1945 io accept .
y ;.i post <t Southern University. He i
ijoined Howard’s staff two years l
,) j ;w?0, |
.j |
( . ; Dr Bayton is a graduate of How- ■
,s | ard an dholds a Ph. D. from the!
Univeislty ot Pannsy Ivaxna.
N. O MAUDI DBAS QUITS'
AND DEBS Si'-v»-nleen young
laities were formally introduced
into society ttds v .it !t> the Ori
ginal Illinois < lull, oldest llardi
liras ciub in tin . ity of Ne.v
Orleans, which va »u;atii/e<i in
1895 and has given a ball annual
ly ever since >th the exception
of t!w war >ears. I lu- large pie
'urt is that oi i.lieir ipieen Aliv
(clievii'Vi- I aules diilßhler nt
Prof ami .Mr . .M «s i.,.v
Others in the >a nup from teit
Retain Houston
To Defend Vet.
i .
Al -i ney Chi- -I, - H iu=- i
fv.;cn ri.Maiiif’d to rcp:'x;o*ni Irvin S.
D; ini el, young Negro combai- vcl-o
v.\; -. ii red f:. ■ a 1,. \\ u»n Gen-. -.il
i\l oik* Wo.' #.<•-; ;•. A'OiTl t '!. CIO
<•! Ai- onk iintion Hu. piuJ Ilf
A \ ..ndaiit -.-?■< Chn;j vto.'a D‘:n lulo
to iho United SUiioi- Govcrnj’n^n?. \
LIST RITES #SE
HILO FOR BISHOP
AtO. lexas i uti", at
Wednesday.
Corisecrstcd a foiShop ir 1828, the
ri-li; --d bi.--L-i.j-j had j-ee.- ided ovi: .
On h;s i-etiremciit .n May of las!
year, he suw edid oy lhe lele ;
Bi.-hop Hear;, TnoKo.-. iv; . died
less ihan ihrce m. nths after his ap- -
puintment to the Tcx.i.- ii j -1; ici. , i
la July the bishop 1 ; courn-ii met >
in Atlantx- City X. J.. ,r:d vi
ed Bishop Jo-t-ph Goir.i-’f, then ’
bishr.p of the I,‘iih AME district -
(South Africa) to succeed Bisncp L
Ti m ikes.
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NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs,.
LoroiM Sanders, who were mar*
fifd recently .-.« the V< > '- of Mr
and Mrs-. L. ivi. Arlis at J'dsfi
Cross Street, Kaleigh. The bride
is the daughter cf Mr. and Mrs.
Willi* Peterson. The groom is the
sen of Mr. and Mrs lfenry Sand
ers.
The cercotouj war, pcri'onaed
to right are as follows; Top row,
Vlir-- j:v a lie, jicn/a, Gtela AVag
Ksier Hosemai", Ann DieuUounc,
Ethel F. -t. MU- Gloria Jeffer
son. Middle row. Misses Ethel
•VargncritU* Cosanav. Ruby ,Mar>
Cidliiis. Margin ritte I. Brown.
iomi liesic Pliillip;,, .Marline
Liu;;;:-, iiatiem rim Althea B.
liiur.-.oii. >'; s i maid; Vera 1.. Wil -
llam--, 'timid niaiil; Dolores J,
iii tiii- < liamf, Barbara
Jun aiul Roth lumi Phillips. Dr.
T.rMri.' He; ii, i.- the (in-.siiitiiS.
;■ nilid ;v I', .;; ] lii-.-i other Nt!-
;’!i ~yces ri.ir.ri ii to work to
’ ihr-:v ;ockov j- plastered
V. -v hit Kfi- ;1 : iki-i'r.
!' , - \ ,;n- - ... d ;: ■. i .--..-I ve
i 1 ■■ • ait v a ('Jiii'ver.iY: i.-y the Un
. -. , v. -, if,-, it,-.] auth-
F-..-I. li.o ;;n'. of in t - conference
r,,. .tv;-) tiny to t-aa:.> members
;de il i:.d i atn. d
.. . by passing ,-m armed guard at.
,v ;n’...cr of the firm oi; Hvurt vn,
ii '- Hvsi.ic aid Wu-idv of
W. D. C. Ho das' long
'■IEGRD REAL ESTATE
* > - BAi.K BIAS BAN
CIUCAGU -AApi A proposal
I-v ' Santa 1 an religious discrim
hast: at is; banned fmm housing
! ' a ! a funds arc m
. ; . i; ; ii a; l a- oxoviitlve com
vsMai- ■ die N.Annul Association
•: lb ai Esti)|(; brokers, here last
• 'I : n- vansjliun ; compos
si f si ;■;> !•{-■:;; odaifc men and
Tht i - ni. Pa- s-t in Woodland
Aa IF Clit a a, - f wi ieij Aid, Carey
is ;■ -a Th; ir eaa .a-enaem of the
! atraii P>; ns<.-d an address by
Re ■;? N> i. repta-serga-tive Os
’.hi- Cid ag H'-asu;...-. authority, who
-. id Um 000 Negro families in
■ oil.ir; nc-eri of relief Horn
I by tbr Kev. W. L Thompson, pas
or of Hie St. Matthews AMOK
i Chnwh
the to ide is a formt i • indent
| of St. Augustine's Cotiege. 'itw:
groom is a graduate of Cooper
High School at Clayton. They
; plan to live at 407 South Wood*
j worth Street.
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