WF.EK FifaDi fcfa SATURDAY. JULY 9, 1955
l' owies Is Leading
Down. BI loot’s Path
P-v IC.-i.y-. fiat-v of (!'*:• Sunday
FharloUc OBSBKYUK
in his fohiiKii. PLOPLE AND
poi me?
If sinwr- !»nd .-.crrcijation-
L'ts (.ntercajis p.jiy Lt;iis ot relief
®r tho.ii ciiiuie, iteyii do well to
r>r ' lop loufimbtp othrr than
that of the Milford nuuluian. Byr~
snt. Bowies.
I; ■.:• inconceivable that Bowles
could hoodwink even 800 people
wi.ii (ho Bi,’ Lie technique. But
OoebbeL did it.
Bevvies' followers, at - still con
vinced that no publicity preceded
t.hf peanut bigot's speech here.
They refuse to lock at the front
page record because the:, “know
■velvet Ei yam said right out in the
op •.■fa”
ft takes people blinded to rea
son by bigotry to pia.ee money
into Bow’- hands without know
ing whrr« it'll go
AME Bishops, Ministers
V I:;
Meet; Only One Absent
f’.Y GEORGE A. hfNGLETON
DETROIT iAMP• - - Tin, a.fvw
fcaic;’ of bi;u’o*w of the AME
< '-• -h r:;: , ~, f' lenozer AMI
Church last wa is AH of the bish
ops ivc-p v.resc" t excep’ Sssbon
TVrdcruk D J i-ds.ii of So u a
Africa Ihe oo.ioc.il w ."; i n'crtrnn
i='f at an either,it- ■ ;■■■ c f< aat far...;
r,. r.yy- n YUtbii- It" was aw cc-
B ■. u fuiv : r'.; ; t>., .
The count fI opened Wcisncs
tiny tnornijit; with ;» sermon
by. o.t.'-ijji ttevendet 1 Seim,
e-pi,U,-sr.i. O. KHftop E C.
?taf>her of tv«-st Airier* .m;! the
I.isi EpiMit-pal district, made
~ k rli 'ergh Girls Among
/ - To D. C. Seminar
a -a. d <■ tide-
MEIDERSON
' • - • ■" ■; * k*> r « - »v. -
i, t. : , -*T, r jj
"Vir .uui M-‘S. Autbnr P»#le
iir.Y a as
s aims uiuyfi, Ohio.
: and Sirs Lt:ro\ V I**l
- and children of PSiiia.de!-
i'iP.i., arc visiting 'Sir. as,:!
- tVirr Davis lor a lew
J i= visiting relative* in
Eugene Eli:, ev. of Ore re N J.
•nd Mr. Jo, Bullock of Bah wav.
K Y. were the ho!.my gut-st;- of
Figms C?m3 From God
I.'-; I'lcv. J: .a:: I': .C ctior of the Christophers :
I.*."T the mayor of a
large Eastern city rer.d the Dec- :
laratmn of Independence at a
July 4 celebration. In hie read-'
ire he left out all the references 1
to God r- the source cf our
for ili f j document! j
Too c:ten today in our class-:
rce tlz, the Declaration of Inde
p rat are is referred to as if
it re;..- t.r.i; of historical ira
-2 .cf i fy %•
r ; astir, ri. the |
T • *r :r ■ * •*!■* v r >*■&. JjjL-«.!
u
1.-vUT,
( , the Author
ci life and of all Keller
human rights, to justify the re
bellion. Thomas Jefferson in j
his first draft of the Declaration,
gave full prominence to God. a:.!
the source of our rights and.
equality. But the Congress it- j
self went even farther.
To Jefferson's words they ad- I
ded an appeal to God as ” '-the j
Supreme Judge of the World.” I
Jr. the last sentence of Jefler- ! i
son’s draft. Congress trifled the
phrase, “with a firm r;l ar.ee on 1
divine Provib” '.' hr rcUcn'
of our Founding .V:. Tiers shown: •
that God and rcliglcn are the :
basis for our government. Tae ~
In «m interview here. Bowles de
ni d lie in anti-Semitic. But his ■
Na! ional Forum pamphlet, signed
i:n him, refers to “the Jew-domi
tu.vd. Negro-loving Eisenhower’’•
. . and to . ••Jew.- ana other slimy 1
non-vihif;.’. . “Jewish master
race which hopes to rule) as dic
to ioi over mongrcUzcd slaves"
. . . “We dream of exposing or
executing these Jew traitors’’ ...
‘What cash Negroes get from lo
cal .ind federal agencies goes to.
• JnvL-.h-ownetl liquor stores or to.
Jewish dope peddlers” . . White
boys can't win prize fights because.
‘Judees jine Jewish” . “Be
cv.r- the white man has spread'
the doctrine of love he is marked!
for destruction by the Jewish. Af
rican and Asiatic, forces cf Satan”
. . . And finally. “By desesregat
in the love of Jesus Christ will
be forever lost to the world:”
the exherUtkm. The commun
ion of the Lord's Supper was
'tlministered. The large path
■ rmp was saddened by the
nr vs of the death of Bishop
R, O. tValker of the Fifth Epis
copal district.
T■ ■ morality among AMf. icad
cvr has been high during me
. ; -dr*nrii:im. Seven bishops, three
h. ■ •.< ive«, and three general
officer?. hdied sin.ee the gen
'd conference of 1952 in Chicago
T.'m ars-qn merit of a bishop or
; bishops over the Fifth district will
he *m;n!,nyed following the fur.er
• ! m Rishor*. Wslf'r at Kansas
( Kan., r.r.fi Wilberforce Uni- j
\•' -Tv X* hv:■ oftv?Ti r?r-Qift?d f l l ■
•fa 1 will he supervised by.
two or three bishops.
. Deßnlese Perry
r- ■ £ ■■ ■. -! p PocD Winston
fa. : : . Ann A • ••• Raleigh;
« h'rmt i. Rockv Mount: Joi
i.v P.,m-r? •:. fafa-.n H;1I; Constance
C- K-.,-, WailHco; Louise
W ■■■. W 0h... L- r Mack,
iacc; Cat: -e Parker. Rocky
fa'' on; fa-. • Corvett. K'-Uy:
Man tie Loo and Geneva Jones, ’
M: : ydr-t R.merl B Clock
Mr D;\ modi Thc-ma? of Wash
■ . D. r -o U w- moot of Mr.
r ■: Mrs F. D Baptist during the
BIRTHDAYS
Little Andrea L. Harris cele
brated her birthday on July 2.
So- was severs years old.
Mrs Robert Somerville cele
-•mu her birthday on JuJv 4.
' r :OUGHT!- TOR THE WEEK
Happiness sefrns made to be
v: r 'od Corneille.
hast} councils. Wood
rai - n p ' T -rr>fixes
t irt'jlNTA\S VISIT HERE
V: ,;r,r the 1, C. Rivero of K's
fali • Street, during the week end
v. w o Mr and Mrs.' W A. Lawson
s i Vii-duia State College. P.etfws-
U:.ii Vw.. and Mrs. Eddie Dnrbone
u.sd . Roiuiie, of St. Albans.
*■:. V. York.
The fab;.!ions Nicholas Brother*
art aboard for an extended cn-
Snretsv r They are going great
in Geneva. Switzerland
Sr: v T r-mp.-.'-n and Lula Reed
doit.,;: two months, of one-nighters,
added a male crooner to the
group.
The TV cameras took viewers
•>f Canada, tin United States and
Mexico to the Carter Barron Am- ,
pbifheatre on the wooded hillside
fa Reck Cr< ck Park in Washing
ton, D. C. for a jam session
Declaration cf Independence
answers those who would seed
to banish Ccd from our schools
or any other public institutions.
JEFFERSON AND THE MEN
who approved the Declaration of ,
Independence knew that all men
art, 'endowed by their Creator
with certain inalienable rights ''
They knew too that if recog
nition of our dependence on God
should ever be stricken from our
theory of government, we would
have no basis for our liberties.
But are Americans retaining
these principles of our founders?
Not long ago I received a letter
from a state education super
vise.', Ke told me that in his
.■■tat , “The Declaration of In
cicp:.;.:lence is presented simply
as a historical document. The
interpretation and philosophy
therein would vary with • the
teacher ”
BUT THOMAS JEFFERSON
sr-. ri that the principles of the |
Declaration a» eternal This
means unchanging and not
varying with each teacher. If ;
man’s rights are inalienable,
their foundation must be un- !
changing too.
Our country is great because
of the unchanging principles
found in the Declaration of Ir.- !
dcppadeuce. ViTe will keep it j
• rcr.t only by remembering that i
rater. principle:; are based on be
lief in an eternal God whom we
serve and adore.
1" frail# fetr\juy itnrira. W.s&ra.fm V V C-
J'A i
Rhamlcatte
RY MISSES BARBARA
UiU, AND VIRGINIA BU'l
RHAMKATTE St J o h n
Church otwned its sci vice* Sun -
day at 12 noon, vvit.n the R>.v Sis
ter Effit: M ■ Ha ns a: gu, t
speaker. Sunday was the begin
ning of the pastor’s ani:.:\ crr .o y.
Our pastor is the Rev. E E. Wor
thy.
Night servicer opened with Lev.
Burt of Raleigh as the ,:i:i
speaker. The two sermons that
were delivered by the two visit
ing ministers were enjoyed by nil
that heard them. They ;vi o
beart-warnriiag rtoofas MH
with the glory of C : -fa
The Community Tta rv Meeting
will be held r.v St. John AME
Church Monday night. July 1!
Services wHi be ren:le: ad fat *.nr
Wake County Sanitarium Th
clay niglvt. July 14 with Rev. Isaac
Lee of Watts Cfa:?,:.-■■■'! in charge.
SICK
Mr David L, church is or t •
sick list as is Mrs. Vi rv hr fas |oi :■
c We .-‘ill p»r»yir'Z so: ..u
--sick and prayer changes
things.
Vt-ifTORS
Mr. and Mrs Otis Mrfafa ii: rr
and their four sons, ail of L/fafa:-
rnnrc. Md . verc here faieirrir,: i ;■
Fourth of July hobfa. ;. with faT ■
McCullo-'s faiofacc' M■l ■ c
Tucker and farvtbv
Mr. and Mrs. fah-'c r on " B -fa
more were also v.si:far Mr?
Newton's narents. M and VV
M Die-
Mr. and Mrs 1 F. Fc-c • of
Atlarh.-i, Ga sr'-r-' a week with
Mr. -r. d "»v
c-crdlv Miss >J■ ••. Chav ov.wri
ter r.i M, -o d M.- "V fa C
WCnt. i'3.Ck VD TA 10
the AUrnme.;,
Johnston
County
By MR!?. LILLIAN S WA>TON
3.15 ("oilier Street
SMITHFIF.I.D Mr. Pres to-- H
i Grantham and Laneee. Miss Flora
•K. fafa of V.' fa D C . .
ired his family, Mr. sod M:
James Barbour r[ uriug the. Fourth
of July v-tekend.
eri fafaf ' -affa -faPfaV ’ fa-
Fourth of Jv ;y with r :< fa fa
Mrs. Clydia Aden of dll Holt St,
Mfa . VT ;■■ c-,- • M fafa
turned to V-';.vh •••• D. C sci •
vis’tiriß her >•: fa'cr. M," Hfafa-'
Taylor of SmitnfmM.
Viiitir.;;; the First B■p. 11 ■ v
, Church of RjoiftiLeid 35.-fa
‘from the Shiloh Bc-pifaT Church.
; Marrieviile were MesdarfaLwa
M y . Flora Bell Houro To M:---
■ Ksre- Green Ms.:;-' Deo fan:"
Mic.-fas .Lois Bourn gh a-d G.-d;.
Bcurouph.
DON'T FORGET TO < I T
YOUR CAROTIN FA fa' T V l
WEEK FROM MK. V, “
MITCHELL, 224 N. FO! ’ *
STREET. HE MUX BE BA
PV TO mSFATf H \ NEK
COY TO YOUR DOOR.
f ITS SAFfgTO PA'i fa'fat-''
: A MCE PTfMUJMS WHEN
! TWFVRE POi IFYCUGH IK TM
HABIT Os FAYING THEM W!TF fa
THE 31-DAY “GRACE’ P?SIC D, YO J
, MAY FC£G£T ANp
LAPS W3UR VITAL 7 -icCfa:
INSUi?ANC€ , T^~-
fS'i
Ft»r lfforokßtion rortm ! irmr n- r -,
Butcher. Balier. Candli*stic.!; :.is!-:er#...
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t "—I, ■ , ■ ' s>
I -.k ijrjftHuw-*. -X- .
i O AXE it Abdul Acir. ibn You*'-' h V . ••. • if . v -Ji’■ different
t;p .■ of jobs it takes to run t.bc oil operationr. in Saudi Ar*fl*i*.
He hr.; been trained as a baker by the Arabian Amcrie&n 0.l Company.
Abdul i, on the .'faff of the medom fc.V.:cr' r.t-l>hr.hran. Saudi Arabic,
where ARAMCO has its headquarters. The bakery toms out 3,000
loaves of bread each day and 25,000 rolls : • ARAMCO oil men and
their families ,in the three Persian Gulf communities of Dhahran.
Afeqaiq and Em Tanura. —-- - ....
I MR
-
, -fart:- i FtY—Momola lh» Holy. reprttenUnx
< • . farfa d r'farnrctlon fn Snn Fnndiro nvurk
-v re .•:••• hi sahitory ihMm*. Some *OO
r ; > FeTfaign Mini-terv met »t the
v ....-.e Vviicre Shu world peace organisation w«*
born. (JVc w.-prt-sis Photo)
•' | f^onor:
fa . •• YA A : j! § \
v ” if f h
|- ... - • jjjk *• ; / ••*■
i : \i i fa 'fa’ -fa •• fa-fa::'; hcv. w: re honored at a banquet here
i - * : t.v tin fir.t annual Gunther awaids
-fa ?■ -faen. fa 4, < eirten-ding boxer and Clifton
,1 ... : v • among -even whuu-rs of sl(H>
. . .. L.-iu v. J too for excellent fa port s
■ ■ - - fa. fa, , - ■ ' Ufa :- i <of the 2,50(1 con
! t " . ' fa ■ 1' •• •’ fie-: '. Police Commissioner
•• fafa-fle i I ret.' Kc-id are shown congratu
i . e:. ■ .. . fa:-: i•'.. .end dinner were sponsored by the
iVis: •• ? v-lvesAss’n.
n-r " ■ "jiist Meet
: li'ACdiCaJ. Ix iuvii ;n’;d p tiiUTiihi;*••*.!ti-
-7
i*f the social afthities
Include j Hawaiian Luau. giv-
THE CAROLINIAN
<*n for thr CBitCns Committee
of I/os Angeles, golf tourna
ment. barbecue at a ranch in
Elsinore, Caljf. and a trip to
Catalina The President's Ball
promised to be a delightful
affair. It will be held in the
Y SAi£cs Tested Approved Gusrun:
WASHERS
Easy Spindrier Washer $69.50
Deluxe Model Maytag $79.50
Whirlpool Wringer Washer $69.50
Automatic Washer $129.50
REFRIGERATORS
5 eu. ft. Keivinator $79.50
5 cu. ft. Norge $69.50
PORCELAIN
7 <'u ft. Fn.idair,
j Bishop Walker Dies; j
Once Factored Here
j KANSAS CITY -- IP; -One
jof the fieriest leaders • ' tin Afri
! can Methodist Em copr.i Church,
! Bishop D. Ormcndc Waikcr, died
j last week at the AME Douglass
i Hospital.
I funeral services were schedui
jed for 11 3. m. Tuesday, Jui> 5
jin Kansas City Karts, and for
Thursday, July 7. WoherL.'
; Ohio, Burial will •< in Wilber
; force,
| Bishop Walker died at 2.!*3 p
ip Tuesday, June 28, after being
a patient for a week in the hos
pital. His death followed ■> lin
gering Ulr.es-- of several months.
His wife. Mis. Eva Walker, .me
I NAACP At
Rocky Mount
Petitions Ike
BY .?. B. H YRREN
ROCKY MOUNT - The rnw-l
! NAACP Chapter headed by t" :, r
j he Jones. last week sent letters to
President Dwight EUershov
! Senators D k Russell. Lynne*.
; Johnson and Representatives M~-
Cormick and Sam Raybui n asking
their support of the Powell A
mendmer.-f to H R 5297 aimed -O
the withholding of federal funds
for states which used same for
Jim Crow National Clio.-i mm;;
A letter of commendation was - at
Rep Adair C. Powell f«r
' relenting effort:- in -mo. i m*
i measure in ’he face of po ou:o
*> from the admini.-frst’or. fwvm
| Previously, similar letters h,m
!; beer: sen* to Senator W. K- :r
Seed ard Hi o 7, H.
1 \ng their support i t.h- Pevmw
: ' Admendrnent. Poco icU* * "
ballrocn; of {he hotel There
also r-r aeiiviteies for
sub seen and teen-age visit
ers and nursery school ar
rangements tor pre-school
1 children, accompanying atm
j her parents have been marie
i with Mary Clay’s Nursery
School.
j The local auxiliary has oklswmri
> outstanding panel-sts to partici
pate tn the various workshops and
j panel discussion.--..
■ Now perfected by
ingredients ,
v or latest research
1 fin t&e ja.% <mi£ |
- t&C 4&VI f
I Recommended by |
Beauticians
Everywhere 1
hi' daughter. Mi:.: Yvonne Walk- j
or, were with him when he oati
! ed.
The death c>f B’.shop Walker
ended the earner of :-. mar. >vuo
was considered the champion of
the little man and the minister in
the AME church. He ’.v.m , ■' b i
• bishop in Kansas City m af
ter he had fought to curb powers
(d the Bishop Council ;,nd the
bishopric
Curiously enough, he vas r 'n
his way to the Bishop;*, Cpus,<-:i
meeling held in Detroit la;;; work
when he died. Hr was assigned t ;
’ the Fifth Episcopal D.stiict a Urn
lime of his election.
signed by Pre- dent Jones and .1
, B. Harren, public relations cnaic
i man. N.C. NAACP Conn- ■ mm
MEMBERSHIPS ENOCH RACIN'f.
Due to intensive wmk ■ tm
part of Mr Jr,nr ■ ansi
Chairman Elmos B’-aswcß, a ere•
: ditable membership report was
i made at the r~-.Tr- .NAACP meet
i ing when S9Q was icporUd
- fees.
COMMITTEE ON COMYniCTE
l Local school off:;* lis a; . c-.o
last week .-hat a ronu >!U. e nm!
been appointed ban: the i em
hoard to name a mnimh: w h- m -
dy the so-called “problem"’ of at
iemptir..: to comply .k' ‘ w ;
vefflc Oi l',-! uuindTe C-.. e
now, local race odm m; 1- ■ m
school authorities rewire nr. r v
jlliaoee. A few conm.unite ■
state nave named colored
to their comyositoo?-'
FIRST SI i’Rl 'i
COURT .!! STII 1-1
ALBANY N Y— Jud;!<* Hvcc:
A. Sevens of Mnnha’Turn
•>" al Sessions Courr. tx-caroc fJhe
first. Negro to m~ au;mi 1
justice yf rhe- Slate Supreme Coup.
■ - day- Stevens 4f. will - v
tu;t;i December 31. l?.v*
He was born in John's I .-land.
S. C. and is a govmtr.r of ’!■.■■
Ouild of C;.r.ohc Lawyers. J. •: ..
Stevens fills a position paused o?.
death. .
Toe Supreme Court, c't-ni'.c r
, title, is no:. _ the highest. _ trlburm !
in New York. The Aupeil'i.c Thi
vis'en and -.he Conn, of Ay-m ; ’
4 J (. it .i .
Feet r m .;■ ~w i : ■ m
souses among live-tv
Use four cm,-., f&Rm
tend t al
,ekfKr * % d
hair! - Jj£m **
V^?L ; CAN f!n% t: *J vcurs-fR r, i sf'",:(
j trovminz ’’amnt; *■>. id.
i •*>’. La>r.citt'U4 GROOW'X .< « r.'-v, -
imitji n-'hkh U. is y og : brow av, =
%r**sy pomade bko other cJ.11..- .t -'.j
! outdated mc l -h«x?» of Atraijfa*.' r.- r.z -■ u
leavey«ur ba:> dried c*a? and d; '..c-.l • - . ■
*r,-. i'.ttrt,-. •-• v .-jru ji-,j I, - -- £ • , -
HAIR-.n IM MkIMATELV relieved .
&RO OM X* rr . r h-J ■h J au. , ' t asno
fetedGßOQm-X<-a*. •: ,
| ; dryness while it stniiKhiun* ycur Icn;
lure'# own LANOLIN U ifimi’y rorn
| pounded with other ingredient ato retsrd
; redness while givinf juuslraig* tr hs
Conger lastinj. Many of > .«d? ' ; o - •
problem# will hi relieved with just t t -l
| plication of nev GROOM-X LsntM ate-:i
K#»r Stu«f[h?*ner
■Bi
| fcßO.'sM-X PROOUCTfc fwc.
j ‘■os Fifth Averue, A V 17. \ Y.
! meioee JJ.Of* for # I*r** jar c.f dpnov.x
LASOLATED HAIR STftA*C;HT£^ P ":
! test GTOOM-X o, *•.> t. - t - r ii. -
#r.<! if ? #*n n«c i est. - t ,
I tt#rk >io Question* A.iked, -a.. Mo ’ :-v
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Hotel Honors
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WASHINGTON' tAN?)
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r: -1 : ; !v ti-.wmwl k. fraction in
WsaJimrlo ■ - 1 i: 1-4 million
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A money who c.-ctril-i*ti •• so
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J’iw hoi! 1. v - :■? s w. I the
largeM r»f .is kuv: »v«..-* ur.cfertak
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Church Ter. li Hi, .ei and II L of
Tains far iho i roject. which
have been v.nau tray tor the
p.i;t If; months were Intro
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