WRECK KILLS WOMAN, BROS.
:tis?dFt
NOT A CHANCE—The ,'t hr i f
*rettc is the otic that claimed
the life of Edward Jones. Dur
ham laundry driver, w’io failed
to hear an oncoming Southern
train, at a crossing in {lie
Food Show Offers
Many Fine Prizes
Women oi' Raleigh and stir- i
rounding territory art making '
special plans to attend the sec- j
■md annua! FOOD SHOW AND j
HOMEMAKERS EXPOSITION i
v.liich is sponsored bv the CAR- !
OT,INI AN and will take p-lace in
the Spaulding Gymur- ium, Shaw !
University. May 18, 19 and 20. j
This year's show bids fair to
be tfif best ever stored and is :
expected to bring our. a record- j
breaking crowd There will be f.vo ;
shows daily. The first one will >
begin at. 2 P.M and continue up- |
t'i 4 P.M The second show will j
r ml at 7 and lard until 9 in the j
evening.
Many valuable p-ires will
he given to the person,, who !
attend. There will be scores
of door prize given away.
The CAROLINIAN is distri
buting ItMNH) tickets through
out the area and the persons j
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top mm; in battle
JOK BETTER INTEUC.IiOt I*
FIXATIONS IN 'AM - Al
though the American Nurses As
sociation has mad' much prog
ress since the recent dissolving
of (lie National .-V- nidation oi
minted Graduate Nurr*. much
is -111! needed to be done. Miss
(.race F. Marr is as>i 'ant <-\-
Yriilive secretary the ANA
In charge of Hi*' intergrolip rc
'aunns program. .V the ANA s
r, rout in t'hirago .-he
outlined thr vt program for
Improving intergroup relations,
emphasizing the desire for up
grading Negro nurse ir»» hospi
emlovment opportunities to
Hlpm Sbr also cited the fact
that rare).' are Negro nurses
elected to office *u apointrrt to
rerr rniHcec. In [he tv A. spite
or district nurse, asor.siatian.v.
(AND
Association Votes Boycott; Challenges
Saint Agnes Hospital Administration j
Citizens Association which met at ]
the Bloodworth Street YMCA
Person' attending the Raleigh
Tuesday uiit.!:t heard charges on
top of charges hurled at the
We; tinghoufo Electi ;c Company, •
S'. Anses Hospital and the local i
school board.
1 lie V " Ur.glnuiv' Electric
Company was accused of tiis
crhnsnaiirju in the hiring of j
white collar v. arbors at its re
cently const ft:- ted plant,
which is slated (o soon begin I
operation here. The personnel
department of the eifciric j
company is reported to eon- j
venientiy bypass Negroes who
apply for jobs in any capacity |
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/S i iff i jiij if *% "oV j SPAULDING i
I tlliJuifliJu *' rUUU MrIUW SHAW university may 18-19-20
f-'rieitdh City” Tuesday morn- ;-
mg li cart readily tie seen that 1
in had no chance whatever to
- in-vjvei he crash Brown's M) i
i v its thrown 10? feet and the
truck was knocked H)fi feet.
holding these tickets and de
positing them at the show will
lie eligible for pnr.es, The ,
prizes v. ill range from a May
tag washing machine to a bag
of food.
Tup demonstrators will be or. ;
hand, to tell of tit,, new and nu o
econmoicol way of preparing the •
family meal anti also the ina?.J
: 0.0: : IVI.-d 1:1 the prt'iKU'uiion :
of ..itne. The Carolina Pov.-i and j
l • l Company will have its !
crack ch monstrators on hanci j
The Maytag Company will also i
show the latest in Appliance j
demonstrations
Rr-pi'c.-cnting Carolina Power ,
and Light. Com pa .w at thr K*.oc! :
Show will bo Mr s Rosier Arm- I
strong, and Mir* Lane Siler. .
both top Home Econono-: •. Them
persons will give daily d-.-moru-.tra- j
tions of the iatesi in etacir.c sp- ■
pliahces and the t ime- dTins \ r- !
lues of electricity Both Miss :
Armstrong and Mis- Siler ■ re ;
considered first-class authorities i
in the field of Home Econornit .*;.' l
Maytag Appliances will have Miss j
Mildred Helms, noted Home Ee- i
onomist of the- famed Linda Mar- |
shall staff, present to conduct ]
three afternoon sessions this year, j
The three demonstrations will be j
concerned with the new May tag \
Gas <>- on flange, Laundry pro- j
(Continued on pace 2)
5,000 View Edgecombe
County’s ‘4-H Roundup
By L RiM> It REN
TARBORO Between four and i
five Ln-c-aiio people factual |
count • filled the s odium and j
St -*u;uis of tiie local ball park Fri- i
day to vitro.- annual May Day
fii-un-i-up excrcisrs of a thousand i
--H boy-- and girls gathered from I
o'- <*r 'ho county, directed by col !
o.<F.i. r: and Home agents and .
their rc ptclive teachers
li .id. a cm-. 11M McNeil and ;
Mrs Hazel Seal*. Parker were i
lo.id in their oraiM* r.f •h*- par- !
ticipanb and c!izc-n< who cooper
ated to make in, day a success
m t.ru- T>lgccom!:.c Tab ion which :
uioiins a day of parades, through
ike heart of mvn to the tune j
o' several high school bands, i
floats end coirunerciiil i-xhPoils, j
speaking and a ■ . T io the 4 (I ;
groups deciarcd winners in their !
jo'ivertivc compel an*. Trad:
Ponkliy, ihe day a hohdey (ill
The bjg farms of the county and
while landlords do not expect
beyond that of custodian. '
There were persons present j
who uere told that there were
no openings.
The practice is suppose to .stem
i from the local hiring policy. The •
i officials 0/ the company are re- i
ported to have told jnquiresr that i
Negroes would be placed in the i
si me spots in the plant as they J
j were in plants and businesses al- j
i ready established in the com- |
j munity. This is believed to be in •
! direct counter to policies follow- j
| ed by other southern towns and j
j cities, where they have plants io- j
j rated. Negroes are reported to be ;
working in key positions both in j
1 Greensboro end Birmingham, Ala- j
TRAIN KILLS
TRUCK DRIVER
DURHAM—Edward Brown 28-
year-otri laundry worker, was
dead, his truck strewn along the
Southern Railroad track and
trairit raffic halted for thirty min
utes. here Tuesday morning when
.on east bound passenger train
p'owedt h rough a truck he was j
driving, at a street crossing.
The Diesel engine of the
train, traveling from Greensboro
■ ■ c •■iclsboro is reported to have i
j ;i. y«d into the truck about 7'iiO .
A.M. as the engineer, J J. Ball, j
vas unable to stop the train in .
time to avoid the nurltap.
The engineer is reported tn
have realized that Brown vas
in danger of being hit by the
train and that hr began ‘-to -
inc his « hi*Hc v> ith unusual
eoutiosan ", An fw'i''' ot
(Continued on page ?j
Battle-Scott Figh f/o Top
Elk Convention Agenda
By J. B. HARKEN
Public Relations Chairman
N. C. Asi Sri LCi AT ION HT'OEW
hundred “Bill" and ••Daughters’' •
ROCKY MOUNT— Some five I
from sixty lodges and temples ov- :
ci* the state are expected to reg-
b
much work. Assistant «gents P.
E Bazemore and Mrs. Haze! Wor
ley were kept busy during the I
spring fupeivisiing the 4-H work !
preparatory to the big event
sum to Library
Following words of welcome
from Mayor Nicholson of Tar
boro, Colored State Agent ft. K
Jones, d- pt. extension service, j
A&T College, gave the address :
lo too group. Edward King, State ;
president, 4-H Council (now a
Hampton Institute student) gave:
greetings on behalf of the state
body. Mrs. Gene 4 a Jones of the :
Edgocomb Home Demonstration
Clubs presented, on behalf o f the
county club-women, a check *v
SIOO io S. V. Brown, presidet.l, •
East Tarboro Library (colored ;
branch of Tarboro library which j
operate." a bookmobile.
Bands taking part were Dillard i
High. Goldsboro; Carter High,
Conet on High Phi Rips ii ;:h an". 1
(Continued on page 2i
I bama Another member of the As-
I roc rtioii placed the blame on the
I fact that since the most of the j
I employees were to be women, I
- that Negro women were being j
left out so that they might re- j
I main in the. homes of the whites I
I 01 t >e community, as servants. \
i The Association voted to call a j
; boycott on Westing house products j
! cud raid thru it would institute a ;
j program that would carry |
• throughout the country. This !
vas decided to he the most >
plausible way to break the back
j of the bias.
The St. Agnes Hospital situa
| tion claimed much attend ton. The
f Continued on page 2)
The Carolinian
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VOLUME THIRTEEN RALEIGH, N C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. MAY IS, 1954 NUMBER XXI
SpauldingNamed To Board
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\ Goldsboro Property Owners
NIX SCHOOL SITE
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w11L,.. , a's ’%
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itftiiES
A. T- SIVUtIHNG
in Gas'onia N. C . M.iy 16-
.ur the 24 th annual conven
i l .hi of the North Carolina A:-.-
, ciation, Imoroved Beur ve'ent
1 Worlrd (IBPOEW), during winch
I Protective Order of E.ks of the
: is lively contest if. expected to
! take place between A. Martel
Scott, prominent Goldnboro "bar
becue king", who is out to un
seat Slate President Kemp P
Batttle. Rockv Mount Baptist- nini
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WINS INTERRACIAL I s
| SAY CONTEST—WiIIiam In!
Voung of 424 S Blood worth
j St. has been named the winner
vertising contests ponsored h y
of firsip rizc of sls in an ari-
Ihe Raleigh Advertising « tub
which ended last Friday, Young
who is a senior at IP iron High
School was in competition with
| students from 5 other sellouts,
j His theme, "When I Think V
i bout Advertising” is being con
sidered for the ssott national a
v ard.
N. C. Nows in Brief
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MINISTER’S INSTITUTE
CLOSES
GOLDSBORO ■ N JIB > Tin: :
: Fourth Annual Minister’s Jnsti- 1
; lute of the United Holy Church ,
of America, Southern District, j
was held here recently a' if".'
Bible Training Institute. Three
bishops were present at the wide
ly Bttnded. institute which war I
DURHAM MAN !
BELIEVED IST I
M TV POST
Durham, N. C. iSepcialt A •
new note in Negro leadership for '
Southern television comes with
Asa T. Spaulding appointment to
ike progi ain advisor-.* committee
fur . ion WTVD~“ Watch TV I
Annocnccdment of the appoint
nt» nt was made l day by presi
d.'.nt Harmon Duncan, who heads
: d> station which probably has :
n*. o r * integrated Negro white
si.n.c'oral base among sloe) hold '
•'ContinncrJ on pase 2)
is <*r, who bag held the post for j
| seven years, and shows no signs i
j of being dissatisfied with it now. i
FIVE CRAN'D OFFICERS
COMING
It has been announced that
.it least live Grand Lodge of- <
i eis will iff- tii attendance
al the Gastonia sessions, I
.smelt: Hon. Robert H. John- i
■in. Grand Exalted Ruler,
IBPOLYV; .1 iidge Hopson If j
Kryuolds. Grand Commission- |
rr of < i\ il Liberties, both of
Philadelphia; Grand Daueh-
Ow Ruler of the Temple. Dt,
Nettie farter Jackson, Stat- j
rn Island, N. T.; Judge Wil
liam C, Hueston, Washington
J>. C. Grand Secretary, with
more than fifty years in Elk
dom: Hois. Herbert H. Jones of
Dee fee, Grand Lodge Or~
ganirer.
i 5,000 VISITORS EXPECTED
i The host lodge—Moloch lodge j
; and Temple—under direction of j
(Continued-on page 2>
MOTHER KILLS -j
! SON AFTER
j OREAD FUED
Newton lt was not establish
j ed who bought the bread but i
; Sheriff Austin E. Smith. Cataw- !
: ha Count.v. <■' ifirmed the fact i
| that Mi- Fannie Colbert, 54 is I
| definitely responsible for the 1
I death of her 19 year old son. ;
| Samuel David, who died almost
| instantly here, Tuesday, from a
| shot fired from a. 22 rifle, report*
I ed !o have been fired by the j
j mother
Sheriff Smith said that he was I
i not able to gel al the details of i
I the shooting, but intimated that
; Mrr Colbert stepped into an »r
--<Continued on page 2)
I presided over by Rev. R B. Dunn,
‘ president. Noted lecturers on the j
: i ", mum ware Bishop H. H. Hair- !
ston of Columbus, Ohio, wbo 1* j
j • ~-m of the United Holy j
| Church He lectured to the group
on the subject “Jesus Christ Is j
The Son of God.’’ Mrs. Hairston j
delivered a message of song.
(Continued on page 2)
rafgf
PARTING OF THE OI D, [
COMING OF THE NEW- It |
was the departure of the old
ami (be arrival of the new re • j
cc.ntly at the Hotel Savoy Plaza j
in New York City as Hr. Chan-
Ming* 11. Tobias (rif-ht) was hon- I
ored as retiring director of trie j
Phelps-istokes Fund, tn Hie a I
‘Family Os The Year’
Chosen By UF Croup
Mr. and Mi's Frank Minion, Fo
und their nine ‘children of 814
Cotton Place have been rHy-v i
by the Family .Service Society
United Fund Agency, as 'Family
of the Year of 1994
Mrs. Sam Ragan, president of
board of directors, of the i-or-eU.
made the announcement which
marked the Hinton family as the
gaf
FAMILY OF THE YEAR --
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinton and
their nine children of 8!4 Cot
ton St. were named as Raleigh's
''Family of the War for 1 954
in ceremonies beat this week
The Hinton family is shown
here as they read the errfifi
S hove sc*-ne at the dinner, in
tended Jjv more I ban 1 ,
mirers, Ur. Tobias eta .p.s the
■ hands of his surcesor, Dr. Fred
erick D. Patterson, former f?i ' •
ident of i*u kt-i.i'i Intsituu*
Speakers at the banquet in
| e nded Dr. An-on Phclps-Mokc-.
| lata I) Uo ketetter Mi an if
l)r. Emory Ross. — iANI*i
tamity aa< judged on the It. ■ of
died faintly early 1 1 1i■ -cccl T--
participation congenially wii liin
Mr. and Sirs. Hinton an
the parents of nine ( hildn n,
the oiliest us which, i rank
Jr., 17. is a junior at 5 *gon j
(Continued on page 2>
; tale of honor which was pre
sented to them by Mrs. Ram j
1 Kagan, president of the hoard j
| of directors of the family Ser ■ t
j vice Society, the sponsoring
i agency. Seated from left to
| right are Barbara. S, Mrs. Rosa
W OF STATE
OARS COLLIDE
IN NORLINA
«' MRS. ELIZABETH M.
BROWN
WISH-—Death lurked on the
*' •■*' hoto Friday night when
t■ u brother- Amos and Ramon
’ ': Ella B. Hendrick
i* t two-car col
!;se-in, on Highway No. I, just
s.* I-' village
• ■ • i : iiing officer. R. A.
C Not -a. was not able to
th* i'-'U'-i: of the accident and
view of tiie faei Lawrence
V i■" "o', l-.-1.-r-ved !u be the
(Cord nr.ed on page 2>
TRAFFIC LOAD
REASONED A?
FAZARDCUS
By HENRY V. MITCHELL
CK.tLD.'BURO iiUllii- Tiie site
o , He :ro Hiwii School,
mvt.tlv Choa.uu fter long dctii>-
.- . tin. .-a iiooul board
i-.ttd : . rum adv-rory eqmnjmee,
w pci. ii,ui rejectod, and then lat
er. :i!no-:M demanded, hay brought,
e • io; i'l l ihe ioueoesl cases
• uekl* . y the G ddsboro School
Hoaord :his • ••*.<:. after 75 while
f 11 pc*'; - ■-. i>( * ifioaed a
!he ji»t!linn iirnii c. flir
•Ir : '..m -M 11' c -i- ■> I !• • .-.*(
t.r front f - iic* .'*;<*;-rn High
‘ * hind on '•l'«*uni ,S!r«-cf
V" O'TiiCY WOS ii.-'le o« the
gru.mis ih,*d - :,ui nv.-fic wou?d
:o rv. 'iie: nn Slociun St
i crvi- c ttidTie from Wnr Hous
;:■■.*• A boro, W. co Drive
in Tht.-o and Seymour John
a ;■ 1 ready is fuidlielcd ill
wed that
Dcvcivtix « 1.-h.*’. streets be used
. ;00l there
-1 ,iu; .Hi i traffic huz
. 1 ••> IMP*- pl-Ultet! OUt
The school 1 nard is to give
tin- pro' h ei .!n*t pmtest care
ful consideration.
Tn a letter to the local paper
c, in school iv orb the Unitca
c.i • ■ *i;-■ **: 1 *:p-i Committee nn Site
.*' dkime v ith F H. Williams
actin:- chairman, stated that
:i- 1 c.p r.-en the main purports
I>t' * I inri I't*'' m.j-*} i{ :. ,M •’ f-rfE
! in Im-ther fle.fiy the build
of tin in* I i,;h --cliool for
To ■ ill- .. iwithdale and errt
*'.'• Pm citizens' of tie*
count ; -cly for racial purposes
up racial animosity
1 IT. put the School Board tn
<Continued on pace 2)
B, Hinton, mother; Frank, Sf\,
father, and Katie 1. Standing
arr Wilbert 1.1, Be Hie Lou 15,
and Frederick 11. Not present
were Wank Jr., FiiiHip, Roger
and Doris Hinton- PHOTO 8?
«'MAS. JONES.