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COLD WAVE CLAIMS 3 LIVES IN MX.
North Carolina’s
Leading Weekly
VOLUME IX
SUIT FILED IN TRA VEL JIMCRQ CASE
Police Hunt Couple Who
Abandoned Tot In Shack
A Message
AT CHRISTMAS
"I Bring You Good Tidings of Great Joy .."
AND IT CAME »o pas*. that in
thorn days there went out a <te- ;
ere* from Caesar Augustus, that j
the who!? woiid should be en
rolled. This enrk.ling, was Jirst;
tmde by Cyrinus. the governor
of Syria And all went to t#» en- 1
rolled, every one into his own;
city. •
And Josenh also went up irom 1
Galileo, out of the city of Nazar- j
eth into Judea, to the city of;
David, which is called Bethlehem:
because he was of the house and •
family of David, to be enrolled
with Mary his espoused wife,
who was with child.
And it came to pass, that when
they were there, her days were j
accomplished, that she should be j
delivered. And she brought forth 1
her 'firstborn Son, and wrapped !
Him in swaddling clothes, and t
laid Him ir> a manger; because :
there was no room for them in j
the inn
AND THERE WERE in the
same country shepherds watch
ing, and keeping the night
watches over their flock And
behold an angel of the Lord stood i
by them, and the brightness of
God shone# round about them;;
and they fee ed with a great fear !
And the angel said to them: i
Fear Not: for, behold. I bring you
good tidings of great joy, that,
At Least One N. C. GI Is
Listed As Red Prisoner;
No Raleighite On Record
YOUTH ASKING
15 ORAND
KINSTON SUIT j
Jv INSTON --An 11-year-old boy.
whose foot had t<. b-« amputated'
after an accident involving a local
garbage truck, has filed ■v it a-.
gainst the city and three men for
£15,000 !
|
The suit risks slo,<>oo for person
al Injuries and disability and $5,- i
Jaqopo jjooi luappor. .qj,
000 for pain and suffering. j
5. The police report Wilbert Small 1
suffered the loss of a foot when
it was eaug'h l : tv •• -i rfc, curb,
and the tire : t:.. garbvgi truck
after the youth and a friend, Joe'
Louis Manley, tan out in front of,
the vehicle.
The suit charges that Manley!
was deliberately struck by oat oti
(Coniintted on page Sy i
shall be to ail the people: for,
this day, is born to you a Sav
iour. who is Christ the in
the city of David And this shall
be a sign unto you. You shall
find the Infant wrapped in
swaddling clothes, and laid in a ■
manger.
AND SUDDENLY there was
with the angel a multitude of the
heavenly army, praising God,
and saying Glory to God in the
highest; and on earth peace to
men of goad will.
And it came to pass, after the
angels departed from them into
heaven, the shepherds said one
to another: Let us go over to
Bethlehem, and let us sea this
word that is come to pass, which
the Lord hath showed to us.
And they came with haste; and
they found Mary and Joseph, and
the Infant lying in the manger.
And seeing, they understood of
the word that had been spoken
to them concerning this child.
AND ALL THAT heard, won
dered: and at those things that
were told them by the shepherds.
But Mary kept all these words,
pondering them in her heart#
And the shepherds returned,
glorifying and praising God, for
all the things they bad heard and
seen.—Sl. Luke, chap. 2, vs, 1-20
i RALEIGH At CAROLINIAN
I piLvssitune, i .j indication had been
! gitm l hen: tin., ,u;y of the twenty
Nej'v ( Mi'.>!;;:a -i I'VK'emen now
tettur hold in nn.oner of war
. temps in China arid Korea by the
.' Communist.--, woiy local Ne.To res
i. I cuts
ih» CAROLINIAN'S eorre
; sponrfent, however, noted that
| at least one Durham man is
listed among the 20 North Car
olinians included among li.Jftg
American GIN who, according
to reports from the Reds, are
now being held prisoner,
fir Durban: man is a soldier, j
Cci. Jain.:-. J Brown, who is listed
in War Department records as the
husband of Mrs. Prudence Brown
Co 213 ( arporalioti Street, Dur-!
ham
While the ,:- ri leased by the
Armed Services Tucs’ :v if partial, i
it if believed that 3 to 40 :
Per cent of tin- servicemen listed j
on the irnital list are Negro voter-1
at is of the telling attacks mad,, on >
the Red Koreans during the early
clays of the war.
Following is a list of North Car-j
(Continued otj page 8). ;
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k A LEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK EMM NO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, J 951
One-Year Old Girl
left In Heatless
Tenant Farm Cabin
WINSTON -SALEM -CNN'
\ r-.vo-st.at>’ -i-n.T\n is m.--> t>.
if. ;RtC tor .; VOItli:, .Otipll- -vilO
obviously obat'oon.o .* »n, -w ...
old citilid in an uit heated tenant
L - - * .-ei- !)■:.’, ;\1 ’ -■
police >ff.>■>•:.- in North Carotin;
ai;i| VU‘;’tnJ-> at.- s<-kniy E .-•«>
Firm and his ■•■ ts•. 'Mrs. Hoso
F'vtit or; tin ahotidomm ' ■ etv fg<
wni ■ "rows out of thi- (list.ovcry
of ;: child KlentilliS' ;: «n*- liavoiL
i *>et; "kept" bj the Flynts in th
U’l-i ■•;i,-k:'k foiTiit-r’v ore it; !.«•>: ip
tl- r > : 1 1> on the -ton-. U--tei
*
. v dintl to .nyestlgJt ..'• tlie
child. .t sir!, ht.d been ‘‘given' to
tl>> Flvnts '.'hi-;) she v.i- few
month:.’ old The child's name
arK nor p -i ij ■ i'tent i’ ■, t ,J' tile
child? mother i- a iso not r*-eord-
Poiiee office, s sa> that the
» f> fn„ have flisapepared from
this area, th* 1 house in which
the tot wjv found show tug
signs of having been rap id It
deserted.
it ontiimed im page Hi
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FOUR CHILDREN
DIE AS FIRE
DESTROYS HOME
ELIZABETH CTT\ Four suialL
■ children were burned to death -,t |
i their home near here and ,1 fifth. j
was critically injured even ns j
then ir.ithcr tried valiantly, j
1 ihoui.;:'. i .ally, to ! eM/ue them from j
1 a Monday noon fire which de- j
strayed the home
Burned beyond iderrtitua- j
Don are Hilton 1 Thornton. j
one; da rim Thornton, tu o;
McNeal Thorntyn, three and I
Teresa Viola Thornton, four. |
j A1 :• local ootiphai being treat- j
l ed for serious burns sustained in j
: the tragedy i- one-month-old Ter-!
iry Thornton.
All victims are tile children ox!'
; Moses Thornton, a laborer and his j
i wife, Mrs. Evelyn Thornton. j 1
! According to investigators, the i <
tire broke out in the two-story 1
: structure on a farm near here i 1
j while the mother and relatives j 1
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ly Delores I-.v.tns of VVashi'tgton.
I), t , Miss Wilberforce < ol
legr' for the session,
joins people throughout the
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DRAMA Two <it the persons
pictured above are "starring” in
one of the most publicized court,
actions now under considera
tion. At iett. with his wife,
New York City's Special ses
shins Judge Harold Stevens in
whose hands rests the fate or a
53-year-old woman. termer
maid to actress Tallulah Bank
head (far right! accused of
raising checks written by the
Three Men Dead
As Winter's Cold
Blankets State
By Carolinian News Network
RALEIGH -- Three ‘persons ken
their lives as the result of expos
ure to sub-zero weather which
blanketed the Slate during, the
past weekend and into tint; week.;
Police reports from Greensboro
reveal that a man identified as.
Norris Rankin, about 4.5. •> resident
of Greensboro propel, was frozen;
Hut Id in hestow ing usual Yule
tide greetings and trt expressing
.. hope th *t therp Mill soon in
deed be ' Pi-.iee On I arth
«sin.fi wiil toward 'ten.
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JBbß|b ■yjlfl
actress VJjv., Bankhead, pic
ture d with musician Nobel Sis
sel. in "itld Iriend", denies
charges tluii her former maid
pureh is.erl “booze, marijuana,
cocaine and sex" with the mon
ies -be is accused of obtaining
by raising cheek- During the
trial, the late Harlem playboy.
Dickie Wells, ami jazz immortal
Sidney I.'e-I.el. both Negroes,
have been named as Miss Bank
head's lovers,
to death Sotiinluy biHi’t a.-: lie at-'
united to curl u;> iti his ?leep
i n the perch of a school,
Rankin was discovered dead
about 3 a.m. Sunday morning
on tat porch of the .latltso % j
rill? school at Greensboro. In
vestigators i,!»:*;<? lh man in a
huddled position indicating his j
(Continued on page >}) ‘
: Raleigh Bus Stat ion Site
Os Jimcro Act; Suit Slated
I
W<! lonian a]
i * ,
To Make Room tor
Whites; Sues Firm
’ j; M.KICO M H-'tuv Ho-a-
I of No-.v Vr.ck C-iy. lio>
! Herman 1 I'.iylor, «>f i> •-
’ ,•„ ; , 111. :o: ream,! ihe A:
l Greyhound V.>r "■■•. m-u y>
r<:i'ovt-i dsniifcr ■ fei’c.'-i
Sj- , i,us driver a: : R«m :
Tv "initial on Friday. ! -
it', 5 i < > gio- ii.. iii>r ■
that white passengt-rs boardiny;
' o it- 151 ir might t.s' seated. Alia.
; ijnv.tcd who is it iraii t icier.y
>,< oman *• t -p oat tv. .’oars of
.'eUncai I t. tolltnai factr : "
i cel l-!' It- r f > r: • * e.l'-M'TieilC.- U' i
■• JOV.V,:
M; o d ti'.t.'J that <*n U< - j
! r> mOvr }.» siie jju om-x.- i .* I >eJ.e‘
. !,| if, (.;•, vhooo.i H;; St t'.nn >n
Nr.'.-. 1 Y. ■C.iy to.- ti-io'iMionat;" 1 !
1 . V.:.- an eXJ >! •. ‘ • I• * >1;; \OW Y> • h
! t-u to Sxorurii (t-oroi look . ;
.. . a \j ol til. ou.
I : Yu ll and ti i\elect v. ithout:
■ -a ■ -ii. l-e.o-hed the i
It: Station ui Rale'ah.
When the ius arrived : 't
the station in Raleigh, i new |
ifeuti.nied on 1 ut Xi
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CHURCH MARKS I
103 YEARS OF :
SERVICE IN NC I
i
; KU2ABFTH CITY ' ( iANJ’I !
A church which ins outlasted •
|i wo name.- and he been rebuilt I
ft. v, ice, and remodeled tbivc lirm , I
j r.c-cenllj celebrated its l()3rd an,- j
an. crsiiry
Located seven miles from
Elizabeth City, Union Chapel j
the last of three names was j
; organized in .1818, and eree- j
1 ted on the site ot a newly
purchased acre of land. Other |
l>«d was later purchased to
increase its ground.
'The church at one time had -t.
aac-mbership of 2,000 persons, but;
today it ha about sdo
i l
Tin: first Marne given the church j
was Chapel; the second was The*'
j African-American Baptist Church;
of Newb«£un Creek, In 1888 the
i,amn of Union Chapel was chosen,
; *«nd so it has remained to the,
* (Continued on page 8) !
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HOLIDAY FEATURES
Spin >n| ii■ >1 a i,;sy !* <at ti m tit is *'li n.-t mas Holi
<i l y Is ii ’ ui *[';•<■ (' \KOLTNIAN include n patce on
v. h ; !)<• .;«;ry o! Tin Na(i\;! \ i- pi'seated ns it
would have lieen it | h mi min is ol the stut'f of this
n< ■ iu,• a s ! >;. i i in*< *j i *a i si ik' a. i Hi'tli iohem
"IHH' \ a.il-s a'i: to IV'ro i| tli<- !tj> t:■ of < iirist.
i)th.r 1 * -,1 uiv--- include Vu! ai!.' poems hy l.aurj
;e:! Hu? lies ami Will V Weip .•i< 1 h-didnj- mes
-aycs Aron'. !'r. (A (A. SpnuldinK. Hie l!m. K. Irvine,
1 Atone ’ n<f other '.
A] ,i ;*n'iutl"d au me —*>r '.tree* or.’s *o their
| m. ny p. irons from many :■ pin* ■ iv e burdnessmen
j am; mor dams. I
’ I Hill .1 IIJI.I 1* ... 11.1 II :ir»WIWI|II.^IWIWIMIW^IiWWIW*.aHIMII'...W^»Wr.WriW-.l.nw^..»w^lr.
Violence Claims Win •
NCIn Pre-Yule Week
Ih ( troiinian NV'’. < Ne twork
U-i! Kir;. ■ -vi*r, -c, d- r. si.-un
e 1):,. of a. 1,-asi it. North
i a!oiuia Noitro'a iiurin '. ;a. vvt.ok
i a a .:eee<.. a Uii- to) . , ioi.ilniitS
o ■ 1 i«.isy w. i.-ia.nu.
Heports from AHOI.IMAX
j iff mctniit rs fr >m till over
the State indicate thui flu
hjjrln' tvs .tre the place- to be
o Itched tnu t c.t efuSlv ji. site* ;
' ■: iat.a at. iat».
11 o' ; '::. ■ a... i. elid tlidl
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|' t aj . : or . d '* ill c e
j .a) -or- -a a; tioAli ■>) ia-mo-rc
• .•{*!•« ten ;.)r: ritni'ea, at id one W'r*
: -ott '■ ; * the v'laum !’*: a suootinjT.
tlit.iiis \\ 101.1
I Tiu i.ie'ci in read -rush, a* in.
-.’ti'-- t! .1. -old Rc-'ereud
i • ••st. i”i H a.;: Taie of Hickory. R( ’
j '■*•*.■. kii'lc.i c. ‘aiitly Sandaj
I ■»•'■;<'!! itie • a is, v. a- riiivinsi -vet.l
: eat of cot fro! and ci'.tsht <i i»'u
' • tree n-. iae chaaa;; ti; t.r.if -
1 •
NAMED TO N ATION AT SO
: uIETY Tour students of St..
Augustim 's College. Raleigh. !
were recently initiated into the
Alpha Kappa Mu National Col
legiate Honor Society. The stu
dents were made members of
the. national group during cere- <
NI MBEK 7
Th l: i ' Z, i « Mi the
uUtnm,*! 3 iriV’vd t.'ijui e-s.
ilo.i ,■< He: ■ u of near Nor
i.na 1 . * 2 *■- ■ ...lust) r.’i'i'e f.-rre: of
.e ;■ i. U ; p >n t ■ die
>'t suit of i . ui r. ixl Vance
• Vmt> liir'in; th year lUSI
il-ndwnn i> : ; inju ec u ;-n. u*
■ :I. I ,-i >: : ■ :**:l- of H . 1-
| eon early Sunday morning Ha
• voon at a Henderson huspivtl Mor«-
iav efti . olfo.i- to save his ;U'J
: prov ed futile,
A !. ; "i’da - r molded Pi
Rockiog: . . ' uonty during ths
-•i'pki -:d wlion nidovmis SCiOCS,
12, v..- hilled '-.'Men us car left
’ Dio rood
{ ■■ killed when
o.t;- ecu left thf' road, hit a Deo
■li-.-i ,: ,r;:ed nc Bailey Setur*
<ia ■
\ -1. ,j. road nul i skidetm-t
tiviotn 'bit, added up to death for
it itntimied on page 8)
monies directed bj Dr. Jama*
A. Boyer, dean of the college
! Honored were, left to right,
Miss Mary IC. Jones, Raleigh;
Albert Henry, British West + In
dies; Frances Catching. Ra
leigh, and, standing, John Mid
, dieton el Washington, 1). C,