Traill Station Jim crow To I'ace Test
PICTURE ONE
GERMANS GET NCC BRIEF -
INC* Or, Alfonso Elder, presi
ded pf *hr North Carolina f'el
!r|re. H shown in Durham last
Reporting Os Ingram Case
Angers Yanceville Editor
EDITOR FEELS
THAT REPORTS
MISSED POINT
Says Fistic,” Was
Sole Not
Disposition Os Town
tIDITOR'S NOTE: Th* fol
levying- report nis
tv written by Erwin r» n
phens, edi«nr *>f the > <n.eil
Messenger, * V»nr< vi ilie, nt
BfSl-epsper. Its rrf<W !tirr :»
•hr !aOrt' , ' l v Irern'e”
in which Mark Ingram. n
itar-eld Negre f.i*ii<-r r>: n^n
"» * <nm ted inri .mt- n«’ H
last week on a < , h»t3 r ?f >.
vaulting' a young «hltr zlr<
bv looking ; loot in- . it hri
Tho report follows:)
YANCEYVDLF - M<tek Ingram
■vas on tna! h-•••*• h,i w*«;-: on
s chatge of do---..■* >n •> fe-a-,.-
but 30m r Os the *t - >f« . p
lished bsfore and <io> o-.s t -a;
apparently G-isd »o
sens of the co nt nr. trial
stead of the defendant under In
dictment.
O’’}? citizen-; ha'-? bo'-n
minded and remarkably tolerant
under ; -.c barrage, c-l adrers--
licity through the nati on about
the trial They wanted to nee the
defendant get ? fair trial and jus
tice prevail
Our citizens hav» had no ob
jections to fair and accurate re
porting of the farts in 'he case
but they have u .f,-n stirred to
v;rath by some of 'he backhand
ed slaps at the county and its
people by irrelevant material
which 'ended to portray Caswell
to the world as * quaint back
\\oods 3 rea. inhabited by ignorant
and bigoted people.
To cite an example: An articl"
about the Ingram esse in the Sun
day. November 'V. issue of the
Greensboro Daily News alleged
fact? abon* the lack of education,
percentage of Nome ownership,
tenancy? running water, number
of baths, telephones, business es
tablishments, hucksters, chickens
parking in the mud. and what-not.
M?hiTe the above alleged facr
may or may not he true, one find?
it difficult to sc how much such
bilge-wa'er had an i:os of connec
tion with the Ingram trial and
its outcome.
No on* 1 denies ttic fact condi
tions in the county arc not ideal,
but most of us fee! that if irrele
vant ma'erial had to be brought
into the account of ihc trial., that
some of the good points about th*
county might also have been mer.-
tior cd.
To cite only those fact., which
would make it appear that Cas
well County was a chapter right
out of the pages of an Erskln*
Caldwell novel i* a disservice 'ha:
pill not soon be forgotten.
The writer of the article recent
ly reported for his paner the trial
of a notorious character, but no
where in Ki at account did the
writer mention pigeons parading
along the copine of the Guilford
Courthouse or the danger of ex
posing one’s self to the fickleness
of pigeons aloft.
The article about the Ingram
Dial further stated that only S
per cent of Caswell homes Vtave
barbs. That may or may not be
into. Hut tv* <>*i of M*; f**n to
(CrnitinnH on page
week addressing a group of vis
iting German edurators on odn
r iti on;*J problems in the I’nsi
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MEET Vr VMC.A
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•"tree* YM r > \ v ?M v/>onsor i Pah
Ijj.' Affairs jFOT’TP. Oil I- .* J No
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£ Domain?, of [\ 'C Depfci -me?)* of
Hi;fnry snd P'-lSaeal Scisnrr
tri £ ’ H j 1 ’ - <nr- r af 5 . pr*
Th- 'U]- ' ’ tc he di?C):-w d
Tlov The Hev-ur-lirans Won The
EGf.-tiOf);'- pi-r d:scu: -ior> - \\ tnke
tlm u-'fuvp of i poai-mortem on
t|>o ramprdsn i -ues. method--, u -'d
and s*ra!winning the (dert.inn
V’l ara'yvi, of in. '<:nificon>’« o |
r> Rc; bluer rule aUe> twenty years
* - ill t-»c g ver
The public is Cl.- dtally ;n -d 1
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FA YETTEA'TLLF, The Delta
Gamma Chapter of the Omega F?i
Thi F'raternit.' at the Fayetteville
State Teachers College, held the
second annual A r hievomant Week
rrogram Sunday Sneaker for the
occasion was Dr M a Worn D. Wit
hams of :hc Sh.-: Univursitv sac
i Ity v-ho addressed him sell to the
'' topic, "Democracy. N>‘w or Never"
He v.-as introduced I:;,- Mr Hen ay
‘ M Eldridae, Chairman of ‘he De
- I‘. pi.rtmrm of Physical Sciences.
‘ President James W. Soabi jok
' gave remarks and the program was
completed by numbers by the Col
lege Choir under the direction of
' Miss Mary F. Terry. Officer, <t
’: the Chapter are: Ervin P»ues. Wii
® bert. Kina. S. Dennison Gayttor
Jr-ines Faison. La ■■■ rence Jackson,
'- and Emm McKinnin Chaplain.
Henry Eidridge is the sponsor.
RFC
i TEAMS PREP\KF
FOR ANNUAL TILT
DURHAM Coach Herman H
cl P drlu-k , North Carolina College
football team resumed practice
♦ his week in preparation for the
i. Thanksgiving Day Classic with
- the A. arid T College Agaiec
t From Greensboro came reports
t tliat Coaoh Bill Bell's A gr-jes. -:uf
» ferine two recent CTAA setback*
- f-.-om Morgen and Virginia State
have begun a series of intensive
i drill*
Extra bleachers are being in
* stalled in the* Durham Athletic
° Ptrk for the Thanksgiving Day
:: conflict between these tv,-o famous
elevens.
-! Walter Hunter, Durham boy who
.u broke up the game last yeat in
-1 Green-boro's Memorial Stadium
c when the A tgies defeated f ha
9 1 Eagles 13-8. is expected to be a
ijbig attraction tills year.
- i The Eagles will also send three
* | Durham boys into the fracas Feed
j McNeill. Joseph Allen,and Jess:?
r> Allen.
S The Eagles have lost only one
* CTAA contest this year. That was
eithe 47-0 shellacking handed them
pi fcy Virginia State at the National
' Classic in Washington. D. C,
lor,- ;•* r" bhom b S?’i hhr h,irk*
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Posft fii.ilif T r ••’fir. nr, ;> rrl l?,ay
Th '>lTi pon
indication? point, to
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M\N |\IFE!) FOR
tvkim; trhk
! HiGHPCTNT Olio ! w k.-nr>.
is being held in the local jail
< pendin- further inv- i.iga':nn nt a
„ break-in over the wf“> k en I »*.
the West End Fuel Company,
r Hr- is charged with the theft
(.of a d imp ti'vi’k belonging to bu*
: firm and with larceny and .-<•
, < riving of 19 hacs of co.-i. Total
bonds on tho.«" marges nave o- • n
set at $2,000
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P j CON vAMiSCIXG Private
a; first Class Rufus M. Walker,
! !4th Tank Company, 14th inf.
r ? Div. 251 h let. Div , -was wound
i ed io Korea during the month
e of September. RFC Walker was
| aivarded the Purple Heart for
e -wounds received. He is now
s| convalescing- quite rapidly at
a Fort Bragg, N. C. Mrs. Bessie
ill Moore of Fayetteville Si., Ra-
I is RFC Walker's want
THE CAROLINIAN
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Appeal From “Leering” Case
Decision Betng f ormulated
/A.‘ r > !-'YVTI !, K Preparations
( r r . hi‘mg made this .> eejk by at
; ■ torney<,_ forth» Notional A -v u
t on for the Advancement of . o:
orcd I’pripir. to file an .*y>pfi ;?-
Jilt'' case f I's'k 1 i~; t'arn, ‘for"
: n'an who look'd ai a white ci; 1 "
The ‘f> year '>!f! Injrjm, f>-
thcr of nine children, ivit
convicted by an all whit**
male jury of a'ssnlt against a
female for "leering'’ at <
girl who tdmittrd he never
rumo closer so bar than 7S
feet. Hr was given a six-month
suspended sentence, bond wk
posted, am! appeal to the S»:
promo four! of North f :ir«-
lir.a mas noted.
Mr Ingram ’ 'as oricioallv char-1
d v< ith a at;b t'h intent to
TRIAL MOVE!) if
in' mmw.n r\sr
ELI7, ABETHTOWN The trial
jof a young carnival worker chare-1
ed with murdering a while woman
vas coni inued Monday until ft
i special 'erm of Bladen r'uun fy
| Superior Court convening Feb-:
j ruary 23.
| Judge W T. Hatch granted *j
i defense motion for continuance of i
ithe trial of Douglas ■Grayson. 25. j
charged with the September 12:
slaying of Mrs. Thad White, 20
Judge Hatch said he granted
I the motion because he believed in
law enforcement and wanted to
give the defendant ample time to
(Continued on page 8)
Victory Won In NC Golf Course Case
( on cons ion Crruilcd In Ar.lion
Involving Ch<nrloHe FfH llity
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IN - SERVICE COURSE—Pic
tured is u group of teachers vho
| attended the In-Service Team
ing Course in Guidance las*
week at the Shepard fl*gb
School in Zebulnti. The course,
i which was given as a part of
the Resource - Use Education
Program, consisted of three sea-
til n on + hOi pr“sPr» -1
teri toth e C»iy. the Coni;n;?\o i
♦ Sitper of md
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rurbfvmed until M&vemre'..
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b;e Mi Ingram are >!.11-1 i•» 4
Martin of HlehmmH < > »*>
i i |V ii .i>ti nf »>urham. end E
F CRrhurrh, b . of High
FoilH, > C
fions, under the. tllrection of flay
Thompson of North Carolina
| College. The program which aids
the teachers to better equip
' themselves to meet the needs of
: their students covered the fol
lowing topics: Principles. Tech- ,
jiicjites. Group Activities, and
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Counseling. This session inclucl-
I ed the Lockhart, Garner. C a r.
I ver, Riley Mill. and Shepard ;
Schools. The next session, to he
! held at Apex in January, will |
! include Apex, Fnquay, and Hoi- j
[y springs. The February session j
: ic he heid at Berry O'Kcliy. is
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suspicious '■- r.e!'*. shr fv.i
. ,- :0 ; >.-• r 3U.IT: from ? trip to
1 er* ©&gfs sh
to include Berry O'Kcliy, Wa&»
Forest, Cary, and Jeffreys
Chairman of the Rcsowc* -0»»
Group is Mr. Charles Robinson:
Mrs KKvyna Hope, secretary:
Mrs. Lillian Idigant treasiirer;
nno Mrs. O. H. Roberts, sap«i
visor. -PHOTO BY SHIRLEY