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jib J »/. (tjn "W », s ;on ;,s ‘..r.c is
u »iu i-i h» - ;»r» ciii nti'bancl.
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Hi * \ T ' IT \ nn Pictured
j' n<.r ,ii r the newly Heeled of*
lit'ei«»l the St Auy.ustim^
< »«!!»*}« t «»! Ihe lseH
Hap|«j \• ii ViUmiit! SciriitMT
H ana r t > X<-r i t o s l ,t» ai i h :
Raleigh G! Wins B txing
Title In Charleston, S. C.
CM Hi 'S i ON, S ('. I’ll', jo
-■ n Vi. Dole, THk't ASP. - <■ t:i«-
; 1,, 1 ..:, tail! C’uup Rurk
. . .1 i■ I'liit, ti,,- ! ij- 1 \ogra
Di.itr-uj i iij >. n/ig To hm ament held
at i 11 '! t■ l i-i:'!v ami Cob .
I-., ill i ..oluen dlu'ii'S ■ uhti's'ant
..I o.il'i; <'.)ioiil)ii. Adit the V.'g’
ii. iiiioi.lit- u Hi-i.i division
i! i-utei eci nnlila i,i -a i vice 'Vi ,
ioivh TU) ar.<t n.. ■ d in' ba
il .lii.iiie Foit Dix ami then
An-born..- Training at Fort
;o. (beh.v'e being
. l oiUililicil on past- X)
< arolinimt
I >ll4 > I 4>;
| Hliil- I
ii eiJUHI
By Shirley
QJ IGSTIOA; Should a unm
an iUcss In (.iease herseil, suit
her huxhaitd'H (as,- oi aeixirit ■
lllg H> Kir hanv i"K fashion
ti nuts?
iURS iSK’i J!i !,ANK hoii: eivife, :
ti jieigh
Witi-ii seieftmg applied for my :
ivvi div..ib< l pi iinat ily >-1 --i t Sen
t.-.yi'i .•;!}. the mtl-ntiiifls :
ii* ji■. oil. ■ my husband, pai
twaliavly vaviiii: lor sprotacuiai
f. iiu,;;. i i Ullllli .'/■> 1 ti !
ti. v--.ii cloU-.t . that ;iit‘ bt-; t ill 1 ,
id i.v m-, tv pc
As :■ h u ■■: y
, .... hull -‘"A iii* a ' : d
assure g o oci \
/?! nonitru : ver. atill'y in dresser :
ii: i v !ii>- snore va]>iabl»
;t.- i-t a Wiji vli'i,is,* if si woman
cun i-k-H r!y inU-rehange ttiem
\.»Ui suitabU' accf’sorie.s. (t is not
v/i:at i woman ••vcuri as much as
how well .-tu- vvearr- It.
I think a women should bly
wi'li the intentions oi making
hereOf more attractive and ap
pea In i» to iiev husband, by con 1
Sicie.in, hiii t;i;.l o foi ladies' i<p- -
ps;ei.
IVIH.S MAitLK WINT’MHS. hobs.--
Kite, Halt .;!■
A women should dress to suit
I*.-: own taste; and with that as
sured feeling that ]
, vv : .
trends; and with
a little Individuality arte! selecting
(Ccntlnucd osi p,r#e 8;
he* ;'i<> )• loiH'hi
•Slli 1 ) i ;s !.' i liiil* (:uuU lu iip
|»o!h( ii i iifliil - V M»/•«•; I<# soil
fit> iW ill Nt , l ,s on Si. hfcu; ;i?id
Ui ss.' is O !"«»•» f Sil.'Uo of I,fit' j.tii/-
<•• . .!•
: She als ■ 1 *■'(in t.» S ,P.i {thru f!i>
V
• o**ll I UlUtlU tn t. . .1 . .fill,
Washineton. !• ( Srau :1 I t -
It 1 : Amos Norwood. Ivietsiner,
Oxford N < \(iss < In-fstolit-l
K 'i-h.il ■ on '• eirl.ir-. H iltnili •
HOI, N < \! ill Hi nrv, \»s i
Pi Isidi'iil, S s imst .ul IVfV!
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..y ' . .
{ AX! IIMTK < hat-tie Jones,
candidate for Alderman in the
Second Ward ol Rockv Mount.
N is t railroad cinpr>ie ol
years standing ami has been
prominently identified with the
eeiinoinii life of the community.
He wav tin- organizer of the At
lantic Credit 1 aion and still one
ol its leaders sh- is tanner
and has led his home luiiitiuiiiily
in building modern homes and
i eiiun h him s Iretpn iiily lours
the Southeast in tin- interest of
railway labor employees and
several years ago led the light
ten ci I'tain concessions which
finally \tere adopted to benefit
labor, lie is president of the
hoi-Ui Mount M.ICI’ unit
BNM,./
% m
I’.'t* llt TPANTS
family, marriage, divorce ;uid
related fields from many parts i
of the nation converged on
North Carolina College for the j
three day meeting of the 15th
Grove'S Conference on Marriage :
UefciHtrdit ~nd asks tin- couit to ha s'i n. nor o.nd thr»-;«?encd to
.e> t i.v she rec.-ive j,« i-Oiia' t -il in'. hfd With .ti ;•• Knife
i,i ujii ! ?h>* bo.o',ld and placed in m his bed. ••icct.ned in i .•( idtempt
!lii' i e.-lijetiCV. iln; ti, |)m: m him ti!Hl id 'ti V|ny
Mi Thoilipsori v.t.v - tlnal he," I l. -.ii ; am by t..r11 111 .; ol f his
-i- , h.i; accused her of Jr. tie- blood nreui. lior. i»--.-•!• pm. ••situ*
ci: d '-it.th.n- with other ;r,cn of <.>, . uri.ms joe. in, jeJir.ty id his
in np intimate with other woinc-e Dr-dy "
THE CAROLINIAN
«liNXXs* * 4 o >ds * k .1 » a s «.*■ • ’ ■-V/ViWVW'. e. ......
10c Per Copy u 7 euM*<f '"7 Worth More
VUi.I'MN XI .ii Xi.Klf 111, NUirm CAKUI.INA WKKk KNDINC SAT UHD AN MAN !!»k? N l Ai IMf il :>A
FIREBUGGETS LIFE
Former Asylum / unate
Kill Wife And 3 Children
!' Wr.TTT.ViU K-A .18- ■em old
'oi*ai :i- oleul vvliii l;atl i.»: 11 an in
n a.te of a Slate ihe.-itai in.-UU
ho fi h ill" pad Hvu years tve
wntenced in Cumberland Superior
do ir Tucstiay to i;i« un:
.1 111 iOi a: .soli.
Evidence introdnct-d by th-.- State
ocucati ;i '.hat I>• nnv J Mi Dona! :
■n .lan a: i!l >0 ,>vt In , In, i. .
tlcru-e ~i Unp'i i l t'ampb.'ll In., .
Mt Don Sid ■ e-.train ed wife ~nd
i. t , hiJlfi Ob \ el's llV'in-j; id thi
-1;. .o e
Raleigh NAA CP Seeking
Members, l lead Os Drive
Asks Public Coop eration
Beginning Mav 1, the Raleivti i
ii.tp'o: of tin National Ah,;, via ;
for the AdVfiiiceiuerd of Col -' <
mil I’t'upie. will i'i’aiacti Vtn all i
.1 mem be -hip ilviVv in Ita;, ; if
,i:iit WitKo County. ’lTit* r>i,i v pnst? tit ;i
t! is i'..ini|>;uc.n - wtiich will con- 1
t’liUe through May 3! i- h- stive i
every per-uU in Wake Connty an a
■ ip! -ot tun it v to become a mem
ber ui thi- ali Ameriiaiti ivr;;uiir/a- t
Lion.
Heading :he drive a.- ?.:encral
chajvmnn will be Mrs Roscil.i
Jodkihs. who has I'.ad a ’.Teni deal
of t.xpern net.* in membership eani
paigns for various civic organize-,
Uons will i.e assisted in thi- earn-!
pßip.n by tin mcmbt-ls ->t tliC ex«- ,
i utive t*oir.n:ittee of the loco! N A
A I' branch bio! Carl In
i Vane i- chairman of tin. comtftjt. j
' lie .
It i.s hoped that before ;MIS:
;rr t-mbersfiip campaign closes, ~ i
least 1000 members will have been,
.truied. When wa remember that:
i there are over 25,00(1 Negroes in
Raleigh and Wake County, a cam
paign goal of 1000 members will
, only include a''-out one in every’
one thousand of the Negro nopu- '■
laiii.n, which is pupuiiation-wise,
a very moitest perci-ntage. The
liuri-ii.-e and work of the NAAC’P j
need no introduction to any one
Since its . founding, it has fought 1
unceasingly for justice and equa
lity fui ali Americans, and has
never compromised right for ex
pediency. Because of it.- forthright
stand and open warfare upon la
MBHH /
anti the Family. The Conference,
whose keynote was the necessity
for divorce laws reform, was
concluded last Wednesday Some
o) the participants on the con
ference sessions are shown a
Accot Jii. b, testimony Ml Don
-1 aid, aitei .ui argument with his ;
wile, tu.ught in- • line poured the
i t! or, lilt'- I) , :!i I-'VII '.'il ol the
' ';nbpin-M l'es ii.- i and ihci: h hl-i
*,i 1* F.i.wT' die ill emu 1 arrived:
on (in.* s' '.' "i litri" t" sai l- all ■
oceupan's oi dwelling, but one
1*1.:, 1,1 i| •• : u-.e vv.i- destroved.
I\lr Do I, ii u ; It I Hied ill' could j
i*t.t 11 "launber ~ny ol the details
about the file tie' u I; VeC*-i!tlv Ve
it a . .! ,i-i ~ > lum .A Golds
ioi o, :»ft. ■ ou»~ •'.i* c iris<*ii nst ioAi •
i lUlfm-ft i *•: ' .CM If tA I
ci»/• I bin'- h:v-ii:’fwj :.v>u ifitoU-raiiOc*. j
a now do > , dawmri ; v» in thi:-- j
( OUini y |;1! tho t■, ->>; <of oV
civ Id’ . Silicf* Utt- Moo it> \\'d:
in'icn l oof-ij to boar tlo.' Onint of
racial ‘rpjdrv y:ou in Ino
NAAC i' moo ot mow to hin’i
in his fieri! for liberation, than
all of ho-* oi: idii/ritions conibinod.
The Ni ho- learned that al
though hr is it citizen ot a conn•
Vvhe«v itbt •lv jiiSiivv and ti'c-o
a‘.an arc |>osod to bo , inter- ■
wtivcii into the v-'.'.v fabric ol «ho
K’ontinued <»n H<
MK S. n OSKi.:. JVOK IN S
! hove. They are" left to right,
Beatrice Kitrtzman of the Mer
rill Palmer School, Detroit,
Mich:.; istdMl Clark, Saint
j Augustine's College, Raleigh, N.
I".; Ro-eiiiary Funderburg h, case
worker to* -the Durham, N. C.
• She claims that site ami lad I w ••» «d Ids hit n i.-vU? a nee public-'-
• spouse jointly h'uUV’ht air > ■ : a • 1 pa id c.b tin. bu* pita? rare ins,,! •
■ iwi or; deism St retd, here and ■*.n- , cr.ie lor the uvs# of ti * e.-:;, : as paid
paid SiboOti <d the sd.db* oo n }>ay- a'i hoa>«-ho»ci hbi-. h«*i ira’dacal
- , : biM, anti aii grocery nib-
She cUF.m- tlii.it '.it ba*- duide far s.'io her mate one? r-- < itea
% Due jnorit'hSy paymenrs on the i’‘houipson Cuidhei contends
house. ha° paid the pr«'mt:,-ir.s un,
i "^ : ' "'< ’- ijßß|p ’ .;Sb jf
1,(101) START—Students Hum
Si- high schools it, Ner'.li fun
iina took compctitiM- ,-xamina
tiuiis it North Carolina ( ulleT*
last Saturday lot tin- first m
.1 series of scholarships to lie
Strike Violence Continues
j lb iVIA.SVII.I.i’, Viole.'.sc e, ,
tinue- '.u he the rale rut he) tbuu
till i-xeeptioh .it he -.'.111. .11l
Tiiumu.'v lilt Ci'.air Cain; unv hei e
u.s Ne,.-ro strlhfl Go: will
State Press Club Meet
Set At Raleigh May 2nd
TiALK/CM Saint A: !:• usuiic-S.
. College will be tlu- site* oj the S<-<
ond Annual Meeting oi Ur- Norm
: Carolina Piv.ss Club, Saturday.
May 3.
Attending 11 : .t‘ Hioel if i; will be
n'ore than 200 .s!lidents amt ad
' ... >. 1
Jk
Ik' . ,4
I IP
Jg|aL, ,V 1
!■ amity service; Ralph Bridgman
lan-as County Family Court, To
ledo, Ohio; Herman Gant. Sou
thern Illinois University and
Leonard Rot.msnn, a. tout l
t'oilege, Greensboro, N. C.
given hi the limes Ii Siieparii
'Meimii i.K I ouml.ition A gtonp is
shown a. eve listening to ex
plana lion ol the examination
from lame-. T lay lor. executive
. ;.-, fjjn'l ihcrn i.'ive Itauie.l i:it.)
'court on various ilu'irge:
Ofliy the Week a! lea-! t'-.u
workers at the plant wiiiii. I,a
bei’M on striKe lor uver two
vi.sor.-; repi tsf iitin,; more than hi
high schools throughout tin state
The highlight of the session will
be the various workshops undt.-i
the iiiidaiict of many competent
journalist.-' U'oh'i various schools iii
the state A sisiaucc li. tn>- v
'.o kU Ul k.s Will L.O s Vic- t y ■
dents !rum other high schools
Cl:, .viice W it Wide ol the St
As ; a: tme '■■ Cullei'.e l'aeillle Is t!.e
locai arivistii for the group.
Lin Holloway, managing ediloi
■ and John l\ VVashinc/mn n,
j visor of the ineeharocal depart
, merit of the CAHOLINTA.N new s
p?pers ase seiiedijled to he fimong
i the ipeakers
EVENTS SLATED
IN FINALS AT
GREENSBORO
UfthK.VSBOkO A full calendar
u* activities has: been vr.edi: led ;
ill Bennett College in c<■uneriion .
! v :th rmnnieneeriienl exereiWs, ul
: the IFi?. graduating class.
Beginning' with Class Day ex
ercises scheduled for S Vidus.
May 2:i, and ending with the
eomnn-nremeiit address mi.
Monday. May 2li, the three day
period will hi one <>t the most
active of the academic year.
One ~ij •(■-. hi ill lights of t'ui .
j vents will be tilts Little Theater
! G ti. i1 d production of William
: Shakespeare's "Mid - Summer
j Night's Dream" which w*!! be piv
j .-eifted at K o'cloeu, ivlaV 23.
On Saturday morning, at 10:00 i
■A. M there will be a meeting of!
lx. Graduate Association. An All-
Bennett luncheon will begin ;<t 1
./clock and the annual concert
'"ill he presented at S:(J0 p m The
annual campus tUaimnation will
IContinued on pare 8)
that Mr Tlmmysoo bought two
caw and dcsji.U: ill,, fact she paid
Slth'l tnwi.ftl their purchase site
bus eu vet lt'ceivcd' any U-nefil
from either vehicle
The couple n'i.'u vied .June 1,1,
1949. afi't .-•eparuted O; t 15, 1951.
sect, oi of tie I oondation and
member ol Hi North ('aviii)n.t
( ollege s faioltv. >i\teen scho
larships of S’iOo each will he
gi'en this year. Winner- ,i th
awards will he aniumm'ert
n iiiith- hi i'i ana' tcci and tried or.
Assault charges
Alton lloirr.es it), was ■
. with us.suu,l mi thi ii>'im •
).-••• (ii'ime.- , supi r:.;teh''lcn! .■! lie
riant D a.i the chan eoinpaiiy.
■:. liieir.e.:!': Thompson. 29 Was
t':arg,"J with assault in the local
in I'l orde,- t'uurt iollowim. l'a-
The State-In Brief,J
Bonnott Senkm
(.KM- NSKOKO —Scnioi Hon
ors at Bennett College wen
announced lust wc> k by Presi
dent id I) Jones The Kt
high ranking mem' <-rs of the
MctiiOl class were recognized
during a foimai chapel scs
sioaand were as follows:
» iury vj.ie McCain, Kartna-
Honorarv Grot
K A).ITCH -- At a veil itri
jjressive mitialiuii ceremony,
reef nth four new members
were accepted into the Saint
Augustine's College Chapter of
the /eta Kappa Chi Nation..!
Scientific 11 Olio ra. *> Society
the eereimmy was held on tt.*
local college's campus in the
Benieh It.ill oi s., < Ctar-
Rev. Williams (.
GHJ IN s IsOKO I'hc l«ev
Kenneth Williams, of Winston
Salem, was gu.-si speaker at
Bennett ( ..liege recently
ii« v , , introduced by Bresi-
B U LB
lawyer fi<
liALEIC.It Attorney It
warrior for Civil Lights retui
afternoon after having appo;
pretm- Court cotitestiriyr dee is
od down by N. C. courts in it
Cousins,
The occasion marks the fit
barristers have made stleii
before the Supreme Court.
Attorney W. Frank Bower
11osea I Tie e <. f Wi n ton-Balel l
in hie ai'cruements.
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8N THE SCENE E
Sergeant BolS lit Is
Among \larines Who
Note Atomic Blast
CAM!' DESERT KOl‘K. Nev.
Mat in? S.-; Rob, if 15 Ruffin, **n
nf :Vii ■~i Mt <i, •; H-- i ’ Ruf
; fill of .•!■; l‘» !:•■’.* StR of, D.rih.im,
iTv ! . lat.f week \v 11 ; . ■ ved utv
; atotiiii c.vpk ion, and then Joints
in 10; :ViO <' K an • I ««!; an Gb
ice'iv, I!L-af tilt- e'-'iuer nl the ill
Oit.V i ‘!. ( ,1. • .11 •■ t !u .<•
111 . Ml.. Mt M'.i.m, t.Vh
■ niv part it? Eta it? t v- 1 st-rl'i-. of
a lorn •• Teats at the At :. !e F.nt -•. .ty
‘ Cevt: •.!;•>,ton f*i uving Gi nmols h**s'*>
Thf csterttjtee includes train
in” in o;>c cations e»n|;ioj ing
thf c. t ol atomic weapon-., the
) aikflisAß and w of M.|Uis;mcnt
• /urn to tn atomic cxftlo
sion, and the newest dev. •‘fop
merits in physical protection
Ti Dili itain Lcatho m•. k is »
member of a pmvisuiTini battalion
Ot .VI,I r;!')I V fvoa Can is !Va n;..'
N C, Wilier, .1 Id i:: xvilii aias’hor
fc. italion i'rur.-i (.’.mm Pendleton.
Calif, was flown this de>er't
vile (' pasta ipale in an.wo ut-
Set. Ruffin, an infantry wea
pons Ai mover vv 1 1>i the Second
'
.\Ksv.o, Cons Nnv. rulio, itv.n
Vi awing ~f warrant ,• - K D. R >
Violence ic-iahv break: <» it a*
i lunctu in the pk.M area dur
; in.? the lunch period i: *.vav h'uru
; <3O.
Uni..,officnis tod;.•• were ,;iiot
t-d a.- ...•> in> that st.rv and led
iConiimust cm page hi
s Are HoiTOrv I
pole Delon vs Brown AkfO-fl,
Ohio, I velyii Long, Blanch,
Alice Rhodes. Winston-Salem
Vivian Cleaves Mavtnu. Hdlth
Carter, Detroit, Mich.: Willie
Tavlor. Lynchburg. Va., Ldith
Bowc. Cleveland. N. < . Joan
Seales Winston Salem, and j
Juanita. Page, Roanoke, Vit.
up At College
PllCt* W R Wadi ~t On Ciiefll- I
istry Oepartmerit, and advinor
fur the group o.'lic Idleil
The ne«t\ initiated .ruin -
hers are: is Miss ChrisWbU
Richardson, Junior of Wit
mington N C ; Albert Henry
Hetuor 'lVinidad, MVI; John <
Middleton, Senior of Washing
ton. 0. i . and Amos iNo:
Wood. Junior, Oxford, hi l
.luest At School
den! D. David f) Jon. at the
regiilar vesper services which
wen- held in the Bfeiffer Cha
pe!
(Coittrnnwt or. Bart 81 i
-KT I N
CHTY CASE :
ferman L. Ttiylor, leadimr
irned to Huleiifh
■ared before the U* S. Su
vions which have been hand
eloa.y cases involving 'Daniels,
rst instance in which Negfo
i impeesstvo appearances
; .of Dttriiam and Attorney .
a : up ported. Atturinvy Taylor **