CROWDS JAM CAROLINIA FOOD SHOW
GF
or SPRING!
A r-. ; U trolipa» rarer !
it»we- is me tulip tree, the
t \v. i. ft' r?is of which M i s*>
‘ • ; ~.t *
!*•£»• freshtnan caresses tender
Carolinian Food Show
Attracts Big Crowd 3
7he jas.s edifon cl tft* CABO*
.-rirr fc* u ■»»j- v .. r i-I'*** r\('
v.: •f-n Home Economic classes from
Perry High School, L‘uisburg
Richard B. Harrison, Selma, J E,
; vn alorr ?.ri;
rr .roy R:r.lcfch house wives, heard
Ano. aQr : cißani<-£ riirortor. onon
the sr'ov*.*. in the Stmuay School
uJOi ra& ; ? i-'o Jrnr*t .Bet pti£T
Cl ut rh, Dr. I>. .V. E';iio-k, pastn.■
J. D. Lev:: . el!.known radio’
snvouiicir, net -ci ‘he persons
who a!.: ended ami told them that
ii was another one of the many
public service features of the
state’s iannst newspaper.
£ul> - cription Contestants
To Receive Cash Awards
CHAUFFER HELD !
FOR FORGERIES
HIGH POINT Following a
hearing before Judge J, a. Myatt
in Municipal Court on nine counts
of forgery. James Ingram, 37, for
mer chauffeur for a local venter
firm was bound over to Superior
Court, here Monday.
L. a. Schwab*? iion. head of the
firm, brought charges after he
said that he found shortages in
rits bank account Detectives testi
fied that Inrvfim nad turged his
employer's signature to a number
of checks over a period of about a
scHooLomuTi,
( FT; HOLD GIRL, 17
BURLINGTON Luchin Mor- i 1
row. 12-yp-ar-old pupil ru Graham
i recoseritig in tin Alamance:
County Hospital here from throat,
fi'S allegedly inflicted by another 1
girl p:during an altercationi
on a rr.'vifjl bus, Pridoy.
Do/othy Bigelow. 17 was charg
ed with assault .ith a deadlv wea- '
pon b.v Deputy Sheriff W. R. Ro- ;
bens of Orange County..
Phantom Burglar
Gets 20-30 Years
BEAUTFORT After pleading j
guilty to two count.- of second de-|
free burglary. Charles Baxter, 21-j
year-old "Phantom Burglar," was!
sentenced to 20-30 years in prison:
by Judac Walter J. Bone in Carte- i
ret Superior Court, Thursday. j
Bay la wax aw.-.tod last Janu-i
ary after police f ound grtici.es in j
his bedroom that, had been stolen :
hom tsic home oi a local resident.!
They believe that hr- is the elusive •
thief that tc'rrcrbu.d the city last •
with a .verier, of thefts after
dark, ;
at Greensboro «>r> M•>n da y
morning. A graduate if lira
sint Grove High ?*eh ! tol Bur
lington. Miw Hayes is the
daughter of M* x.rd V- • f <
Haves and looks forward to a
career as a laboratory techni
cian (Kubrick Photo)
Miss Lee Siler, Carolina Power
& Light Company Home Econo
mist gave a very vivid dcmonHra
tion on how to use the freezer.;
She was careful in her presenta
tion and those who attended pro
claimed it a wonderful job.
The crowd then moved to the
basement auditorium where Miss
Deiores Jones, Home Economist
for Radio Station WRSC, Durham,
save food hints and a recipe on
how to make Orange Muffins.
The audience received Miry
Jones wtih pleasure and expu .-cd
much interest in her presentation.
She was the guest of Bell Bakeries,
makers of Dandee products.
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When the curtain rang down on
1 1he first statewide subscription
;contest ever held by trie CABO
j LINIAN. midnight Monday, it, was
I found that none of the contestant:
had quite qualified for the three
major prizes that were to be given
away. The Maytag Deep Freezer.
The Maytag Washing Machine
and the Zenith Television.
It is to be remembered that i
when the contest was an
nounced the prizes were to be
given to the three persons who
sold the largest number of
yearly subscriptions over fifty
or any other series of sub
scriptions that would equal
that number.
There were quite a few who
came near that mark, but none
quite reached it. The management
is grateful to those who took part
in the contest and takes tins op
portunity to thank them. It is also’
pleased to announce that a new
contest will begin in at. least JO
days and the persons who partici
pated in this one are now being
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NATION’S FIIN E RAI, I)f
RECTORS END MEET HERE
Pictured above are members of
the executive board of the Nat
i Mowc
** l<w «*%# i«u liu
—IN—
I grief
TO 1U V FOR VLl>l R>t\N
GOLDSBORO The race pop
t:iHvo of Ooici.-bnro iri , t gvasb roots
808 Otis week; selected Dr, M. E.
! Dußi.uitii.te, prominent local phy
sician. ar. their candidate in the
comitiy democratic primary for the
City Board of Aldermen. The poll
tv a conducted by United Organi
;v ■ from ) hrounhnui the city.
Duti; ■■.. cue e- expected to file tm
: mediately E. R. Williams. Cam
paign manager, said that, the first
thing to do is to get as many
names at possible on the books.
He is highly confident, that the
Negro aftj ;■ April election will
:bavf. represents turn on the city’s
policy 'Oar: - board for the first
: time ui its history.
FARMERS MEET AT
GUI.; \SIiOKO
GREENSBORO - The seventh
annual meeting of the North Ci.ro
■ ii’.s Farm Bureau Federation's
race membership was held here at
me A.vl College. Friday. A group
approximately 1,300 delegates
from all a teas of the state was on
hand ■! Hft' Richard B Harrison
Auditorium for the day long ses
sion Many nationally prominent
speaker:'.- ".ere heard on the pro
«: Carolina Farm Bu
reau Pro-■■idem A. D. Williams and
Dr. P. D. Bluiord. p: esurient of A
v T C'fs .•<• extended greetings to
the group.
BI AFTHTANS HOSTS
TO MORTICIANS
; Raleigh chapter No. 27 of the
National Beauty Guitarists League
v.host to the executive board of
the National Funeral Directors
•A MJd.ition, Monday, from 5-7 P.
M. at the Lounge of the Horne
lh:!a-r,' Hotel here. The affair was
in the form of a tea sip and ap
proximate, v 100 delegates attend
ed Members of chapter No. 27 are
i'll" -dames. Mary S. Green, presi- •
dent. Mildred S. Williams. vice :
president; Alice W Henry, Etta
.Mae Hough. Frances Tones. Mo-'
zelle D. Merritt, Lizzie Ritter. Rosas
C- Tucker, and Miss Frances Hin
, ton. j
ional Funeral Directors Associ
ation whir}, met in Raleigh !
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday i
of this week. The morticians j
The Carolinian
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VOLUME 14
Mate NAA CP Drive Seeks $5,000
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\ State Employee Blamed In
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j Victim's Stepson Said
Enraged Over Incident
| FAYETTEVILLE - Bill Bov*-
,er. local radio announcer, is said
i to be much enraged over the far;
i that his step father, Sheppard
iMcCallisu-r is believed to have
I been scalded to death, at the State
| Hospital. Goldsboro, March 27.
I due to negligence on the part of
ian employe* oi the institution.
Mr McCall fester was report
ed to have died from shock
and scald burns at ter he had
been pia< ed in the rare of
William Walters, who was be
lieved to be an attendant at
the hospital. Walter is alleged
to have turned McCailistcr
over to another inmate, with
the instructions Shat he turn
•>n the water for the purpose
of giving McCalJister a. a
- left ;;u. two to r-TnifU
the bath and he went to ear- it is
said. Investigation by Dr Ira C
Long, hospital superintendent, is
said to have disclosed that the
other inmate did not turn off the
water and tha? McCallister died
as the result of having been sub
jected to too much hot water
Waiters was fired immedi
ately, according to the report,
due to the fact that the men
ial patient could not be held
responsible for his actions.
PASTOR SEEKS
COWL POST
HENDERSON - •'When the Rev.
Pompey j, Jones, filed Friday as
a candidate for City Council in
the May 3 municipal election, it
marked the first time m over
50 years that a Negro has sought
this office.
The minister, who is also in the
real estate business, is a candi
date from the Third Ward where
i two white persons have already
! filed for the office, Andrew J.
Fmen is seeking t-.-elect ion and
Erwm Baker has also filed for it.
CARNATION BAST
CONTEST PLANNED
One of the most popular con
tests ever to be offered to readers
of this paper the “Carnation
> Healthy Baby Contest"- will be
i repeated this year, starting in just
a .few weeks, according to late
; word received from the Carnation
Company of Los Angeles.
| Cash prizes to parents of win
ning babies are limited to readers
'Of the CAROLINIAN. living in
■ this city or Its suburbs. Carnation
■ Company emphasizes the fact that
it is strictly a local contest, not
a nationwide one. Even babies who
! were entered in last fall’s contest
are eligible again, provided they
: are still three years of age or un
der and did not win a cash prize.
Doctors and nurses have long
known that the baby who receives
! a healthy start in life, during i
those first few all-important
years, has a much better oppor- :
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came from 3(5 states and the
District of Columbia. The key
vote add rear ?t the session was
CaA*fri'i'M-a,4 m&AeC&ttf
RALEIGH. N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 26. 195
Walters, ha-R not h.u! n bed ?-f
loses for sometime. Hr v
employed at the lirtv ;ird .li t -
nigan E umiturr Store. Gold' -
boro, when the building h!< «
up, last April, leaving him
Jobless. He had been
odd Jobs up until the time he
■was employed st the -tap in -
slit uiinn. February 5
Bowser told hoMtal off;,
i that, .he was getting the .
iaround and did not ,s,i;v what he
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PEACEMAKER SETS
*I?YEA&$ r M
iff sim 9 SJrlsfiV ,
HOLIDAY SLAYING
BEAUFORT -Levi William# 34-
; year-old local man, was sentenced
j Thursday to serve from 8-12 years
in State Prison In the rifle slay
. ing last New Year’s Eve of Albert
FaUin. 10.
Judge Walter J Bone passed
! sentence after a Carteret Cour.tr
Superior Court o: < c-or\ - >-h
; Williams of w-cond-deg! ee murder.
“Candy Baby” Williams' sister
SR, co-defendant in the caw was
acquitted.
During the three-day trial.
State’s witnesses testified that,
FaUin and Abraham Williams, son
of “Canriv Baby,” were fighting
and that Levi Williams, in at
. tempting with hss sister to break
up the light fired two shots from
s rifle. Pallia fell and died min
utes later.
GUEST SPEAKER—-The Rev,
Thomas Kilgore, Jr., pastor of
f riendship Baptist Church, New
York, who will speak at 11 a.ro.
Sunday at the annual Men’s Day
service at First Baptist Church
Wilmington and Morgan Streets,
the Rev. O. S. Bollock, pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Kilgore, who was
for many years associated with
the Baptist Convention of North
Carolina with headquarters in
Raleigh, will remain through
Thursday to speak during the
spi ing revival which will begin
Sunday ingot.
j delivered by Dr. S. E Duncan. ,
supervisor- of N«ffr*> Schools in j
iii« State, Monday tnoralng at
j i
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SHBhHBSi fn£ MM a
a 11. TIT VVHUFS
WAITER WHITE
ifiiro - v
■m lin4# Wlt# h-> •>.; I■; K% ••
| NEW VORK- F-mm a' rvi-;cs
so r Wa!l o. r Vv., 11 / ■.: t• i -
j .secretary of th» I- ".ACT -:v: d:.-'d
here ?4t»n*iay n*:/ -v-. wi'.l b. beid
this v>'-A
Mr. Wbire... suid.lt;•> svr i . : ’A
organ: *
his adult lift* and A <• ii ve
: secreiar\ :: irw.e 1 931. a • f-c' - ;■' a ; ■;. rt
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Nation’s funeral Directors
End 3 - Day Meet In Raleigh
With over 55 hoard members
present and a repn >tmt t:.hv num
ber oi other dei«- -■*<' :t> • ending
from 36 slates. ?!u i.A'own N- •
! gro Funeral Directors As-mcktUnn
Inc,, held its 17th nnn.vi; G
nf Direcvn-. meeting ■ • hum;.,'.
; Monday and Ttttxci&i o'. th: -v. -i:.
The sessions got underway
SUHtli ll - i'i fti :>5 " O'- ; 1
the Martin Street Rapt 1:4
Chwfh at which time the
group heard greeting* (iw,
state president V. li. Mim-L.
of Laurinburg and Churl
PRESSURE m?
PASSES JFfJ"
NEW YORK- Fund?; m the
■ Tri-State Bank of Memphis de
posited for the purpose nf ex
panding the bank's capacity to
aid victims of economic pressure
in Mississippi have exceeded the i
$200,000 mark. Pov Wiikn N A
A. C. P. administrator reported
today.
Deposits this week of SIO,OOO by
the Broadway Fedi v :-;U '7. . end
Loan Bank of L(,: Angelos arid
$5,000 by the American Veterans
Oomr Uei brought the total of
such deposits to $201,619.
In ,ranee companies, labor tin*
ganii (ions, banks and individual'
have -esponded to the NAACP ap
peal m meet the challenge of the
Wh Citizens Councils wn:::'
hav been exerting economic p
sure to stifle demands for evil
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i Shaw University. C. A. Hay
wood, Raleigh, was chairman of
the scsisttn. The 'P'-'meit's Aux
i I
Roy Wilkins To Speak
At NA ACPState Rally
By f E. HAKRBN
I'.'Vi , I'v'l'tl' ■ b J. Oi;sf'•Wi.n*.i:',
VjyaUw by Slav' NAA(T* prfX3*'
Kelly V! . isku;a
o’i at. fs ! :)A'(..iA neui.4t j* oy the :
o- wa Aiftxv’nrier i.-tiur-d a Ccvß
•• ! '” • d i.i*. ? munl<* pal
U; j j.inoTi. Mav ft
; fonnation on plarrs tor the rally !
on t\nm fu.ru' w,\-. not pnr-iv ;
: ar-nonAce-i u.rttil ! nst wr f s T-. i
: i'ww.iWi r. ii :.hr hope oi
NA Arp oßicmid.-rra that Ru r.• -.vui
ihear * kKO? Adiv-murirri.- pm .
Wilkins as he deliver.- *ue main
s.vidroSfi oT; that f t.cmo»■« r '<
55,<W0 Sought
Nft'hr.' vould jii-use NAACP
Ct.•• ■ :np from r\ f-vv jvjok ,md !
and plank down a do- *
yy \y ~ f DDu ■;
Crook. national r>, ul-i-.
Mr--. Alberta Mi Tall, naiint;.*.!
president of tin lafties ,t jj
ar; gave very timely rem; "ks
at ibis gathering also,
At: :ai registration got. under
way 'iviojiday morning at 8:30. at.
ii .' West- Campus or Thaw Univer
sity. meeting hoarUiuarters.
Mayor Fred B. Wheeler of Pa
; leiah v/elcomed the body on bt>-
biiii of the city and expresyod a
drip confidence ir, the nation’s
; undertakers.
He was iollowed by Pre.-ilent
tv. J. Kennedy oi the North Caro
: it’ s. Mu: .if* l Life Insurance Com
| party of Durham.
John H. WtieeDr. president of
• the Mechanics and Farmers Bank,
also of Durb: nt, admonished the
morticians to ».oniiriue to uphold
'•he high moral principles which
ETA Petitions Council
To Reappoint Carnage
In a recent letter to Mayor Fred •
B. Wheeler, Chairman of the City
Council, the Raleigh Negro PTA‘
Council requested and petitioned
the appointment of Mrs. W. C
Pressly and Atotrney F. J. Car
nage for another term as members
< : f the Raleigh School Board.
It is their belief that the
interest of better education
and better schools in the City
of Raleigh will best he served
b\ the retention and reap
pointment of these two former
members whose, terms expired
on March 1. 1955.
iliary met simuUarieouslv with
the c<ini.it) and was presided
over by Mrs. A. B. finer, state
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dc h\ro\ i:■ a f i~cJa>,aci■• •. e n z h ■. p
and wdllrjg ;.r> cn. snmeOu i\% .i\kiXP
t;> obU-.iri it,
Wen two ufv vnn ir
civ*v."- -yccrf'ftitf>r. m v >t ;r
Pjp V,... .* <2 J ,4 ,J ... :j. , , J
John Murj-nail H<i f .on th r
Siipj-emc Couri. borch--it ex peri
od r. v > prove an addre! mceraivr t:
Tarheeiiaiis IjO rally with i hen
room?? to help ’ for imaon:
KlOOpitU"; .11U IX'lfjid tnS 1 fv \ A v.* A.*
i'Ou! tr t> million doP.:*r•••. bv
rrrDr ii unr^rn
The lucky car la-I • et-b was
{ (.he one heartne tag number I
I ; f-SSi. If s.h." ewtifi el ' ,»t
s far took it Us Oupo r. Tssc See -
| vice, corner f aharrus and
j HiW *rtb Slie.ftts, here m j
;. Tsft-' .. . s . •sireh'fsi a * i
f e- !r ,J ]
| This will happen every
i week. Wat.-h lor ur i.,jg
| number. If H fnUowv i b«* •
| a«kerisk. you wiO yet the
| grease job. The- number will
| be taken from any cat. bear
| iog a. North Carolina License.
The numbers ihis » ■ k
I X7f>-ft!)7 - <>46 147 • \tia m
| 44- ;i<i - 760-848 - 946-864. j
.kind nonie to b r &xx intecvsi part.
Terry J Brown of Greens
boro, who acted a- master of
rer-rnon;!-: introduced the
featured speaker. Or, S- F
Duncan, N. C. State Super
i-»r of Nearo Schools., Dr.
Duncan uric A the group to go
forward,, not backward. He
ibed the court ruling of Mm
1954 and told the undertakers,
that as leaders in the com
munity. it would be their re
sponsibility to make sure that
those who looked to them for
leadership would not he dis
illusioned.
T R Hawes, chairman of the
National Board, presided over the
• roll call session after which the
meeting was officially declared
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They further asked that e«re
ful scrutiny be given to the pro*
posal made by a member of the
City Council to rotate board mem
bership to prevent any school
board member from succeeding
himself. In stating this .request,
the PTA Council said that such a
proposal would deprive Raleigh,
the citizens, and the public school
students of the experience and
wisdom which can only be gained
by the successful completion of. a
term on the Raieigh School Board.
The CHy Council wiU meet
IdftNTHiiliFt) nr* vifir ‘>l
HBC
president. C. H Morris iv presi
dent of the state association,
white Charles F. Crook of Chi*
«*#.' heads the national body.
NUMBER 2<S