< AFTER STATE MEDICS' CONFERENCE PROMINENT KID DIES ON WAY HOME FROM MEET GRKR.N'YII. *9 »*v*.i v’« fttflft'ii s* l rv »>'/*••■< ", fit 1 hr It! hot. S>JiiVl( ( athulii hftre Mi»i*rtav for In Lim*-- Alfxiiiilt'i w {u Oitttftr nt |»( cai ph>hiT'Jisll 'to (iuii .ts * Suit 4*l a lu-arf. »Ha*k su‘.l<r last fhu*’*H.Lt.\ ai-TLi Tint* t»a-> t-ai-t>WI phyv»<tajs Mil iere<i tlu la'.aJ tUuk whilt* iv liuniiii; it; <ii ilit' irons Ut/• ky illuunt u in it- h<* hail fiti s* .sions ot thr Oltf Nt/i'ih slutr tuf.hiu ol u hirh h?* \\ :; fWtv.C uu-iiiL^r, Ah'oi'ihl/p;' l\» at- jiiu IS, hi fic»i * * ’ t’c ha.; .. ... .? lpsi.it* tlu* !t»i'hv.uy a short •!*•**- UfU't* fi.ur TtaniiV MoUift. •• '« ! had vvrti .4 note null? td»a tin Lula fur **» i•. .’ »• jiriore fit* «•*•• rwinliff d. 4*4 native v.l V/ilsou. fr hi-. ? li pruutiti* hrrt* i'; yruf* •u*n. t'othHvijfiK his & * *l - jrt.au f.h- l.nuiim! iVledt ra! St* hot* I it Shuu l-niv^rsr.y, In First Broadcast W'}-*' '. 'yl- ••’ * v. •■>•-■s■».>.■-,■•■•■•-.. • .v, v ~ . The •:>. ,t Ur’ .!■•■ scull O. Bo’” rrs S' ’ :ijs!iu|» of Acer'. British \Ves» V'rse-i. will make his first i .rti.i network <id:‘Trc..<’- on CBS f... ' t'hutch of it.** Air" S' mJav, June* 'i Th* raii.’iiS •• ‘>l* w i'i o»" the i-.mfiw s«. AoM stinr mtnjiy. tu St la.ii.-.:. Uiv. V. Sir «>■ 81.,4in-» I - -1-,i r i-1 .fllliti'l ior the pr.i. sthfioii jmt \u-. <-■ .filti’i C >.» .!S * - .V. b: ,(n> ft '■ Iratreis i i.Vln.ii Spellman hishnri of fork i avv» DURING GREENVILLE MFJIT Business Laagufc To Give First Progress Citation •'! V'LKNYii •V, Tin* mi'miii of 11 -.- late ; 'i' ('. C. Sji.iukiiiK Jjllrlum t ;-lrl(v.' jmlllttO', Will h t vm,during annual ess ,if: of lot! Kor!!. Caiolina Nfiji’u LKi; J uK j be held here Molii-lay ii'id Tue-dav, June 29 and 30. }\ ci wiion-a aai d, named in him- i •>r of Ur S moulding. > t'oundci and lot, president of the North! i ‘Mrriiiii,i [v'iiitoal Life insurant'. - . f i.-iiia; n; as v. ll a-, tlifc* Leaaw is to be presented for the first : to Kie f ; t!i Carolina Negiu tnl.m lies.-- aftilinte of the League which ii is realized the inosi prei-uv; during the past year. Tee Cil.Mlotli Will be .. warded :r a feature of Tuesday niriit:. mam-; moth talent show which will mar!; ! the end <.f the two-day session# 'he .gatherin, f gets underway! Idondav when members of the : Goldsboro Man Is Hero Ax the honor sniard stands e reel behind him, Army Sergeant j First Class MarsiMu K, Fverett. t J Goldsboto, N. V. remains at at- M fjl star in Germany. The decoration J§ M ward, was conferred for sallan- Jjjl| TOI now a sorgii-st technician w'!U> | * ale near Baumholder Germany. His f. t 1 Goldsboro, jSSSsBRIfSI fS&jHr ' MgSSap sm, gPE i ‘t ti* isli thirty nine years ao, fir tin tuiimT IVfiss ft*a« irMiini me r %f \ Uuiiiitlou t (‘OTO v, ‘u, h miiitii w:i:i hoi'U *a *la rhtei, aVJis Y lit Lli/Uhrth SlrrkrJl u t Mil wank «■«*, iV ha on Ml*. In ~nlUiiioi> to prut* 'sr.ii.ma! |->hr wmU*» l/t Hdtlr avis also known as lisuirr in <*vm and utian ; liMvhy and tlirough the stale Sir wus u.ti * e al >ailU - .ahrirfs f h and w av » *ip*' 11 < »*i i*l Uir stalls ol both Sami Astir* Hospital, KalriieU. ituf* fill v t oavdv dJo* ■jital <;n >(!'• :>r. ;il-u tiHil member* i,i|>* m iln Koekv >looiit Metlb • ,vi Aeariemy lA.*:s‘ul; l!te Old ' ■'.• ii :*t.!•< Meil-r . l Association ami tin ivuupa Alpha I 1- i Bra < »•, (. 1! t Ui:, body i;>. in state Sin.dav uvs iiesrly ■ ompieted office 'tuada, [ttiur to fIMItUVaI to the tforitinued on I’ase tti Man, 23, ‘Blows His Top’; Defies Police, Shoots 3 Bl)KLli\‘iiTON -- \ : :, :;-yeav-oio r‘'sifj,-nt vs ho suddenly • , r/u*w his? ton" i■ ‘-t Saturday, he'd polh*- 1 officer' -if bay with siTotyu.fi *•♦ n i J flee? -.all. ea up 1 1 1 *'• S * ret- r and iiiii. led tti * etOijlr- wUn a Well, Your Honor, He 1 rented My Dog So Mean t'.'f-M ro: • r ■- t o.n rcst ’< li'-a .tie singer Inio I!'■<>••. :> :- hit time “Mama, He i r.-als t our iJaightcr t’ii an’ 1 ’* ttii *he Iv*'*.-* "t •,.!!• UniiuT H< fi'Catf ti :\!y Hog So .>!*'■ *t<-i,- this \tceb a, a local ccsi •'(•.,( fate*, ti.at by jury Oft * -any- wi i ni. !b t.i ita]'. ' it- 1 1.1 ■. : , it fiti bit ~1 ftp tOir-i-Oft Streef, has tieeu ireets '■■ft ‘ 1 botxl liejsdiftg ii;;‘ ftC'.i i fw.v" 1 eag.te df .cend iuioc; he lioti city for taeii annual bus> j o ■ .oli- A I Ol'.' ’U 1 of (ill;: ■'••culm i-OiroTiittee of the League | i: ah :.i .heduled Moiiday to include j c.'ii.i ulivi :e.'MOt!s m which a new; odi,»'i oi i-Ificers will be eon. idr;' i . a olid olaci: and date set foi i ■ t ve.u’a meet Selection c-f lhi* ; ; Spauluini: Progress Citation will j oil.' ■ f a •;.; to l'c' e• ve 1 1 te i t’ j also be made Public sessions and general rneei ,lrs will 1.,- lift the Je. euda f 1 •’ , ;Ti.esday wit.i the trdeut htow unci: : piu: seub.o I. iii m be the linal (t.i-. 1 tm e A: am-' .i' r ijieniber:. oi the la.’ j gtii-’a e > eeutive body sue It ' ‘ jCJ.'irreU, Greenville, current presi : dent of the state group; J J j : Henderson, Duham, chairman; Ed*! (Continued on Page Si wMSaiKB aßpy JutMkMSHm Ml DR. ,1. A. BATTLE . . . heart attack victim i .mgla * <;<-t rrom iiiy. w» aiion i‘ ; ni-inc held in jail here or: v;.ri»-<t ' ..’barges mi observation penflm*' ] he !• c of the cohflitmi’i o' ’ »c t:: t. • i (Continued on Huge Mi hi rv (evn here after helfte ■ lutrgeii tt 1 h Hounding, in ; ’bring tort a ring and killing a •'.I? bv heating it to death with •i cliijt the charge was nie '••rm! by t»avi-. inigtioi, Kjj I’orui Barker who said his mi'< irrafcu dog teas valued at sm i lie vtuiiiciful Court judge gismlcii : avis' tile. to. trial bv iurv Reo. Wiley Head Shaw U. Alumni iiAU'.ll iiJ Hev J w Wiley, ; ■1 v of I9.!0, was elected pre.-ident . "* I,i »- National Alumru Assoeia- j tjcn of Ati aw University in their ’ hme annual meeting, held at ih« I University. Tin- Reverend Mr Wiley, having | -omnleted his high sulioof traininv I if I'aimer Menu.) ial Institute, his; A. B. from Shaw University; Bis | S.T!). from Howard University;; nss M A., degree frorn Columbia i Uiiivers.tv and with further study: nil hi: U Ed., degree, is well nuali-1 be' Cn the new position For; eighteen year?, he has been one of Nonh Carolina’s top high school prinuipui;, and foi twenty year;; i ; •oce.-ssful pastor. There were twenty-four clubs : •'did chapters represented at the • June annual meeting The associa tion, f.r two years, under tem leadership of Prof. W. R. Collins ; principal ot the Johnston County: ' raining School, has made tre mendous strides in the organiza-j lion of clubs and chapters. The! National Association has also in-[ (Continued on Page 8! News Os The Carolinas In Brief _ _ .... _ RALEIGH IN A AGP TO | MEET ON JUNE 28 1 i RALEIGH A muss meeting; will be staged by the Raleigh j branch NAACP at Martin Street Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, j June 28 sot the purpose of raising j i funds *to defray expenses involved I | m the hranch’s successful prese-1 ! CUUQII of a "white youth charged j |with rapii.;t a young colored girl j here recently. Attorney Herman j I Taylor was engaged by the branch i |is vpeei'i 1 prosecutor in the case j land the defendant was given a| jiife imprisonment sentence | The local NAACP group is : til! I ! seeking addition members, Mem-! ;berships may be nenuired by con-j 1 tacting Charles Jones, president i !or t ie biv.neh. or Charles Irving I i secretary, I two mm scouts ! GET EAGLE RATES f RALEIGH Raymond Codring | tan, 10 end Thomas Ferguson, aye il3 troop 124 sponsored by The j | Harriett County 'Training School, | | Dunn, h C. f ccyntiy received | the,&fl Bo.v Scout; Ragle at the i school's commencement program, i Robert K. Cui bctt is then Scout-j jis head of the troon committee. ; | master and Prof, F H. Ledbetter D. N. Howard. Field Executive I jof the Occoneechee Council, con-! 'gi atulalod the Scouts and pre-' j rented the badges to Mrs C. B. j | Codrington and Mrs. Fevgr.on, | mothers of the Scouts, who pinned J For Allegedly “Slandering” Elks N. C. MINISTER MAY BE SUED THE CAROLINAIAN | VOL. XU R ALEUT IT, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 19511 NO. 29 I Gambling Dharges Fail To j Stick Against Seven Men ! N. C. Educator Is Accorded Honor : ' * * —“ r "vr*mr % > ______ v p A&MMBk it f W % / u«-- ■ M ifi** TV'S AN HONOR- l>r, »,Vitfi am H Strassnec (left', President • of Shaw imiver.HJtv (Raleigh. N. C .i, coinr ratuiates yy ! C.reene, .•.yeentive secretaiy. North Caro McKissick Os Asheville j J New Legionnaire’s Head; WILMINGTON - K 15. IVTcKis- T ..-'.-'k. post 4», Ashc-vdie, v. .i-, elect ti |od vice-commander of Division Six > j i Negro) i f the North Carolina; f ■ Amcnoan for Ifl:i3-f*4 at the j * , annua] stole convention which met ;in Wilmington Thursday through it j Saturday cif last week lie sue- 1 i D eed-: f A Thornton of Golds-j' Itiii’u. Approxiiiiutciy 300 Leeiunnairr-s j ; and members of tin; Legion Au- u Ixiliarv and guests were in the city r I for the sessions which were held j -it Wilhston industrial H iff hr. i Scli-joi. A highlight of the convention ;< 'was the mammoth parade through I c .downtown Wilmington on Friday.' their sons. One other Scout from the liighest rank in Scouting on (Jus troop reached tlie Eagle rank ! last year | YMCA WILL STARE | I ROYS’ DAY CAMP j ! RALEIGH During the sum imer months the local Bloodwcrth i | Street YMCA will suousor a boys j ;day camp with a varied schedule |of youth activities under the di !rector of Leslie Wright, boys work | secretary. Mr Wirght is a gradu iate of A. and T, College where- he j j specialized in physical educate v j land was - member of the football i i team. { Activities to be conducted in- j j elude; softball games on the Shaw; j University athletic fin-ld; swim- J i mind classes at Chavis Park and j the following activities at the "Y” j recreational department; table ten-j inis, checkers. billiards, weight j ; lifting, i.oreshoes, punching and j striking bag drills, movies, latent j shows, dt vvtional service... Boys who desire to attend the day comp ore invited to register jam- day at the "¥”. CHILDREN LEARN TO TALK. HEAR DURHAM • A speech clinia for children who have trouble t&'.iking |at id who are bard of hearing |opened at North Carolina College Saturday, June 13. According to Dr. Marcus H. IBoulware the cLrtic will provide i i • i lina Tea<hers association, who has iosS, Im'.m* presented with the degree ol Doctor <if haws hy Dr. t. V. McCauley (center) a Shaw trustee iiiis was the highsiiot of tile Kg iii ullillial (OiilHie iiccinrlit The parade wan integrated. Neurol delegates appeared about ha!/ wnv j in the procession, and they rcceiv- ; ed mticii applause. Troops from M nearby camps were Negro u n <1: j white, with inarching units anti |' bands completely mixed These i : troops received an enthusiastic vat ion. The convention banquet was held at Club 3(U Friday ingot, with I' Or, H. A .Eaton, prominent phy- 1 rician, as principal speaker, • Go-Getters banquet was held Thursday night at Club 301. Winner of the State Oratorical! 1 Contest was Miss Geneva Johnson ' of Wendell. (Continued on Page 8> treatment for handicapped chil dren who will be offered hearing;, testing speech testing, auditory i‘ i training for hard of hearing, lip I |reading for hard of hearing and! j deaf, and therapy for adult stut- i ! terers Dr Boulware, who is professor j jof special education at Albany | j State College, Albany, Ga., is a j i foi iner speech and hearing specia- I | list with the Charlotte t’ityl j Schools | SOCIOLOGIST IS ; AN ANTHORITY I I DUNHAM Several recent so j ciology textbooks have carried ex- I tracts from studies conducted by | Dr. Charles E King, sociologist | and authority on marriage prob j lems at North Carolina College j here. j Among the authors who have lured Dr King's findings in their : work: are R. A. Schermerhom, J, H S. Bcassaid. and Alfred Mc- Clung Lee Several of the references to the jiSfCC sociologist’s work are to a I study entitled •'The Burgess and I Cottrell Method of Measuring! ’ Marital Adjustment Applied to a j j Non White Southern Urban Popu-; I i«t<on *•• The article appeared in ! I “Marriage and Family Living” j | last November. ] Dr. King received his under- j graduate training <u Paine Col lege, Augusta, Ga., and the mast ers degree from the University of Michigan. He earned his Ph D. at jthe University of Chicago in 1951 j exercises at Shaw !«Ht week, S where P’4 candidates In the coi | lege of arts and sciences amt the . school of religion received tie grt-es. (Newspres*. Photo.' First Negro Given Unit). Os Va. Ph. D CiIAfILOTIKSVILI.i;,! Vja. Waiter Nathaniel rtidley of Peters burg, Virginia, was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree u the University of Virginia’s Com mencement exercises last Monday. Ridley, who is head ol tue de partment ot psychology at Vh' ■inia State College, Petersburg, was the tirat Negro ever to re ceive a Doctor's degree from a Southern State University. In every subject which he pur sued, Ridley received straight A's except in one sin.jet his grade was B-plus. Hidley studied at t-.n- Universily for a period of two .years. Dean L. J. Stiles of the uni versity's school of education said if Ridley: He has demonstrated the highest qualities, of leadership and geiiti'-manliiiess we expect of University of Virginia Students ” President Colgate W. Darden, Jr. said of him "His excellent record leads me to believe he will re flect credit upon the University and upon the Commonwealth" Burlington Gets First “Rec” Head BURLINGTON The City o" RnrUnztnn this week employed its first full-time director of Ne gro recreation. A 21-year-cht 1953 graduate nf North Carolina College, Durham, went to work at the job Monday Billy Johnson, who just last week received a bachelor of science de gree in physical education from the Durham institution was em ployed by local Recreation Direc tor Joe Davis on the approval o f City Manager E. C. Brandon arid the local Recreation Commission Johnson is a graduate of East man Hign School in Enfield, his hometown, While at North Cnm ! hna college, he minor ed in biolo ! gy, and was for three years a i member of the varsity baseball j maim. [School*s Out Drive Slow!! Roundup Is At Raleighs ; is Lvidence Missing, j ■ (litv Jmigt* Rulus RALE IC,IT -• Seven local meti | i - arrested after having allegedlv i been "finsered" by one of their j < i number with whom they had pur- | , jnortedly been gambling were i i i freed in Pity Court here Tuesdav ■ | 'when the presiding jurist ruled | that there was not sufficient ev>-1 1 dence presented in the case tot I prefer a gambling charge against | them i Tne 'fvcnti'i man, accused of doing the -fingering" in the run* failed to show up for the ins. City Court Judge Albert Doub heard testimony from Detective sergeant F. W. Pollard which in dicated that Charles Clyde Moses c of the IKK) block of East Martin r i Street, instigated the wholesale ' j i iiiiriduii nf allegeii 'gamblers' 1 | when he was apprehended onei jdfiv last week. I When arrested. Detective Pollard j • j.iici, W " in r massif i us . large amotr .. oi .- : Cse change. | When questioned as to where he • i had gotten the change, Moses re- > ! oortedly said he had been gambi J ling with » group of men arid had ( ;either won nr lost. He then began 1 to name rite men and addresses of his alleged gambling companions. Picked up by police officers | were Spurgeon Yancey of Ross j 1 | Street, who was asquitted on aj* charge of operating a gambling I f house Others who were nabbed • all Raleigh men, were: j f Tommy Weeden of the 300; Block. Fowler Street; Rabbi Dunn, s l.ightner’s Funeral Home Email- c . nel Swindell nf the 400 Block of ! . Cannon St, John Agges of John son Terrace and Tom Beale nfp Peace arid Railroad Street. Each in turn was acquitted of j l a,ambling charges in the Citvi < Court hearing. I Violence Claims Lives Os Three During Week RALEIGH Death by violent ! means is <tl!l laying claim to i Negro residents of North Carolina, i surveys conducted by the news paper indicate. During the past week, at least . two North Carolina persons died as a result of highway mishaps and during the same period at ■ least one homicide was recorded AUTO DEATHS Sampson County’s 12th highway fatality of 1953 occurred lasi Sat urday afternoon in Dismal Town ship, A 60-vear-old ’ woman, Mrs Het tie Cl. Williams, sustained fatal in luries when a car operated by Isaac McLamb, 19, of Route 1, Salemburg, failed to make a curve on a road near Kirby Hall's store, swerved into a field, struck a tree and glanced off and struck’ -her. She was taken to the Royal Cli State Dental Group To Meet On June 23 and 24 ! Greensboro Site Os Sessions RALEIGH ■- The Old North, State Denial Society will meet at; Bennett College in Greensboro, 1 Tuesday and Wednesday, .Tune .23! 1 and 24. A very interesting pi-n- j grain is being planned according j to Dr, B W Barnes, chairman ofj ' the convention committee. On Tuesday, the Society will register at 10 o’clock. The meet in# officially open at 11 o’clock Tues day with""" the dentists and the Dental Auxiliary participating. A clinic will be conducted Tuesday i afternoon. Other dental clinics* will Rocky Mount Pastor Irks Area s Elks iVlinir tcr's Remarks At f uneral Cause Threat Os Suit MV J. K HAimr.N ROCKY MOUNT - A letter de scribed as ‘•very strong” has been sent to the pastor of a local Kiay nst church which intimates that 'legal action' in the form t.f 1 suit - will be forthcoming if the pastor does not retract state ments which members of the area IB POE i Rlk s > lodge feet slander ous and derogatory to their order. RFV. 1! \t DNiARWOm* Members of Twin Countv Conge No. 2;,7. 16 POE of W <Elks> are meen.u d tfi-ause of certain alleged derogatory remarks made by the Rev. R. W. Underwood, riasiot of %it. Zion Baptist Church here while o inducting a funeral for : deceased Elk member June 7.’ The minister is said to have tie* . fared from his pulpit that, the de 'ea.-eri Eik member of m.-mv years •.landing had declared to him tUb derntwd) that “tV -FU-. v go ing to hell" if they “didn't change” This was allegedly repeated to the congregation during the funeral by me pastor WIDOW DENIES STATEMENT The widow ot the deceased is said to have denied that hm hus band make any such statement, even the he was sick a loan while. She is Quoted as saying "It’s a Be", according to Exalted' Ruler Fletch er Westrv of Twin Countv Elks. The “very strong" letter was sent to the minister by the lodge demanding an apology given pub licly to The Elks. It ip recalled that another orParh er here was required to apologize for a statement which proved to be false several years ago, offi cials said last week. The Elks tContinued on Page «> nic at S&lcinburg but was dead on arrival. JMcCiamb told investigating pa crolmen that a post had struck the victim but witnesses testified that it was the car causing the in juries. McLamb was indicted on g charge of manslaughter and placed under a bond of $2,500. David Jacobs. 35, became Robe son County's 15th highway fatality, about 9 o'clock Sunday night vi’l’fen he was struck by an automobile 250 yards southeast of the Inter section of Highways N. C. 83 and U. S. 501 six miles south of Maxton. The driver of the car. C. C. Parks of Laurinburg, stated he was meeting a car and the second car’s lights made it impossible *to ,ee the pedestrian (Continued on Page 8) ,be held Wednesday morning and ; evening. | Tha Old North State Dental Sa- Iciety was founded by pioneer# in |dentist rv in the state. It was ori ginated in Wilson in 15.19. ! Officers of the Society are Dr, ijvj. W. Butler, Asheville, pr'-cident; Dr. C. B. Jones, Elizabeth - City, president-elect; Dr. M. L-. W»tts, Raleigh, secretary-treasurer. Ms. M. L. Watte of Raleigh is president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Society.

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