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ATTESirr The body ■»(
George Williams, .?r., Is‘i, n?
- rmthfiefd is shown here shortly
-i i* r it *• ; s discovered hv Mi'
ai- For, A Staker, minasrr of
(hr Jordan and Holt Hardware
Delinquency Target
01 City-Wide Drive
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IS THF
NEWS
nenpiN u:a».« ame noting
HILLSBORO The Wosterr
North Carolina Conference of the
A.#::." an Methodist Episcopa
Church elected lay delegates U
she General Conference to be held
sn Miami, Florida in May. 1956, as
i meeting he'd ncre August 4 Tb«
rljetcvial college ci the Westerr
N*. C Conference was opened with
devotions, lee t>\ the four presid
ing elders at 12: noon. After the
■eve: , ; ... X3i. H C Penan w 'c ;
elected tempo) ary chairman anti
Mr ; Annie Jones, temporary sec
rei*ry. After the credentials com
mittee reported the temporary or
te.oization was made permanent
This is the third time that Dr
Perrin has served as chairman of
the Western N C (tectorial or
]»ec The following persons weir
elected delegates on the first bal
lot, Dr. Pcrrm. Otis Shade. L- E
Austin Vernon Cowan and Mrs
F E Anderson. Two additions
ballots were necessary to elect
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Sav 82-Year-Old
Horse and Bugjry
Driver Was Drunk
Tin, \ man who says he
i t? years eld, hits had four
| wjye-; >r»d is the father rtf 32
j children »n arrested here last
[ week ted charged with drunk
j m driving—rtf a horse and
! Int'ey
"• te highway patrolman
reported that he found Colum
hits ' Lttrn! ranker sitting in
th» middle of a dirt road ap
pro vrmgtely three miles smith
of lift, O’tead. His burpr, from
whi-h he app ■ renin had tum-
M->d. vks n the read ami his
faithful horse. Sadie, was pa ti
ll r't- attdine
Three half gallon jars of
white liquor, the officer said,
ncre found beneath a toe bag
in sh- foot of the buggy, bum
said that he had Iv-en to Nor
wood to sc- about some lots he
owned end to procure some
rheumatism medicine. There
was a small, half-pint vial, aJ
TOO'tsf rntrl:. of rheumatism
mrdie'nr. It was presumed that
Pankcy must have taken an.
overdose.
Police report that to their
knowledge this is the first case
in 'Montgomery County charg
ing a person with operating a
horse and buggy while inioxt
»a ted.
_J
a- _ cf 'andat'd Printing Co.
ir 1 6 ►J u alia v- * •*• w * -'
Lou i svi i io. j «
Str*r*. vk'hn-h VVilit.*m« av*s tr
»'nK to rob. U*" arrideiß !h n»*jg
himself whiJr trying . * « Mt" •■
himself through ... :T! «t u*»»n
Wars with in opening- of * 12
toy Ift incfwfL
With !n: r <?o *. »n. TViV .'ABO
- L-KiAN •"
j rr< icaV I prjM,-,: i ...
. 1 and sdvcctiscniu ‘V ? on* 'a.
JinQuency in R;. • ..ih uni v*a
1 "
Itnqu ent y in ih 1:< c«t ra
1 Of* entire |>r»«jcct . c< -
• sibif: through the
advertL;. •; s :n the Ki.. o • .1
Prorriruuvt v-.tiztns of F or. ii
t
n ;vhiv . • Luo Wot-. .• . g
cj -*■' ; <sts. 3 . r,i Cirt yf y 'un —•
♦ who are ch><( to v. :o * o- Lapeer;-
V my and uno v .!• u thi : ‘u
, r word? give the . ;•• .: •;>, ■.■<
■■TON ITNI Kl> ON p U.f ;i :
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Officerr of the local potter- -i*■ •
r partment are still looking for the
" unidentified race driver of a car
, that caused a three-ear wreck Sat
unlay afternoon on High-.-, uy 64
about six miles east nf Raleigh.
Tim ,-,-m was driving a 1042 Ply
mouth registered in the name - f
“ :it< Jonnuon of Raleigh, Rotitf
1, and is said to have left the
scene of trie accident, apparimUy
unhurt. A man vhe :
j one of the autos im-dvet and his
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, get th<“ grease job The nuin- ! __ _„ w —Tr”"”""*” ——,
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Lll'-’J,i...r VOLUME 14 RALEIGH. N. C. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY AUGUST M, 105$
; Local Citizens Plan Reply To Hodges
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Break -In Backfires:
Three Local Groups
To Reply To Hodges
i F.fT>rpsctualives of three organi
zations. rnef.firig . uo.sit.'tv nir.it lit
the Biondwonb Street YMCA. re
| solved to make a radio reply to
i what they termed the "Red Shirt"
■ speech r‘ -Oov Hodhe;- last Mon-
Says Lanier
nr <q . t
ioq c>mart
Hr TSU Job
r, U O.YU ! t.i \KR M
HOUSTON. ;. X 1 ANP I A
K-nnton businessman, prominent
;i 1... myritc .iffair?, has chars
..i t: r it . T< O'Kara Lenier war
t:. •d a> president of Texas South
ern Univev«Uy to preserve segre
satement by i.he business
n; .:■ •. ; • wrir. o:. of Houston's
: •■ ■; : ■• :': •. ;• ;■■ the firs'! de
fniiu void on t.he June 8 dismiss
.] tt; T co far hav
Oisv .it '!:«■ re isons ei'.-n
otiitr than the ‘'Miinifr that
»0 l.anit-f had insulted the
nst> of one tis the faculty
members was that he was
nppesed to ibe "d. termination
tttt th" part of the white iead
■; . of this state that there
shall be no integration of
schools where the administra
tion is under the leadership
of Negroes.’
SI IT KIOR TO MOST
He 'lated that, the problem at
u’xas Southern was that Dr. La
mer ■ educational background and:
::i: experience in school matter?
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GOLFERS re LOSE
charlotte unks
CHARLOTT After I^thoi
Day Nrcro eolfers of this city
•vi ' be ’vifihout a golf course
EUi: Goc'r.i I. profpsxicmal at the
H-’i. . i cp ;: e ?»id This week
t,lint nflrt t ,at. date, only white
golfer*; « ii >e alloweo to play the
cottrre.
•Tvrrc ■' no rm- jvur what
soever tnvo'vcd." Goebel explain-'
cd "The N- -roi-s are i;r| support
ing the cot. r Some days we have
ah.seejltfly in players On Sundays,
whop vo should have good crowds.
we h.;,ip maybe .tn players. That
ku.d of play won't keep a golf
course un
Court von to play on the
municipal course whs brnij h'
■omr lime a.w. hut no final dis
position eo 'he < ass- has yet, been
made.
The meeting, presided over
hv the Rev. George A. Fish-r
was attended by special re
preset)tafives of the Raleigh
Citizens' Association, the Ra
leigh Ministerial Alliance and
th Raleigh chapter >vf the
N A At I*.
The governor s speech during
i which he asked for Negroes to;
vo'unteer tor continued public i
school segregation was attacked
oy the : I'presentatives *a* reminis- f
cen! of the white supremacy Red!
Shin eampaicn of 1000, One
speaker dee! a red that the only
: difference he could detect was'
that instead of the year being
1900 it ic the year of Freedom..
1955."
N A ATP At TO NO MOF S
For the governor's benefit,
it was pointed out that the
CONTINUED ON PAGE 111
ODDS & ENDS
; On Th* RALEIGH SCENE
PiV ROBERT G. bHEPARR
!■ it possible that the governor
of North Carolina does not know
.of the opportunities and privilege?
enjoyed by tie Negro citizens of
New York He advised the NAACP
to clean up the discrimination a
gair.st Negro teachers in that
siaie and pointed to the fact that
this state hires more Negro teach
ers than are employed in pine
northern states. In New York Ne
groes occupy positions in govern
ment that include Supreme Court
justices, congressmen, legislators,
judges in all branches of the ju
diciary. to say nothing of the
thou.-.ands of Negroes employed
there as clerks, stenogrpabers and
governmental department workers.
It is against the iaw to discrimin
ate again it a person .in New York
bcianre of color in either private
<•’ public employment and as a
■ rest!;! of that Jaw, Negroes
employed there, on any level and
' for any position fo> which they
can qualify
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Orchids tn tbosp in charge
of Little League baseball here
K-nvriNliKP f>\ PAGE If;
What’s Happening
On Desegregation Front
NO CHANGE
VT HERTFORD
V/INTON - The Hertford Coun
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How Raleigh rfanaie..?
Its Juvenile Problem
North Carolina communiuok are during i 954 For the f n- ■; ■•
increasingly interested in von- • •.:-vr a4 «bite or. >a
sructive planning m the area of c ixr. . Hi white c nod •
■nvenilo delinquency. This is true ■'■■tiro breii:;;;! in
of Raleigh alone with both targe: f'ourt. r . tola; : lit!
and smaller cfimmumtio through- 'l’b< fu.-jr •.?. no v- flee: that i:m:i
. out the State. term.', o, viumber aiai
While every case of juvenile dr 'h'-
linquenev is to be deplored sn fbudri-n rw r- ■ >
terms of what it means sot the ' VaK,; ( iJU ,V (; ,:1 ?
individual child, his family, and Ci '
the community w. need to be : A ’ ' :
iealtetic in appraising tn* 5 to?nI u ,., r ' ’ .'' :
situation. At a meeting of well- ff cot> “ IZ *' n •■•G'anU";*
informed public officials and citi- ' .'’ . '
. of Raleigh early this year I 'HIH ' ]JC'■. ‘ V''‘L '
it was agreed that the delinquency r ’- v ;,i '”
•situation in Raleigh is not alarm- r!n;| ’ s '
in C . HAAF RICCF.JVINf. H«»MF
This conclusion sub.ytar-mt • \t ;■>- < ; ■ . :
■ cr[ by the figure; on offinal opened a Kr< ■' :• •:'.:. !?.
nih delinquency hearing? neforr ... . .
the Domestic Relatlors Court' ■( oxtim f|» (ti r vc.t n
ty board of education has. railed
for a mixed 14-man advisory com
mittee to study the matter of de
segresalion in the public schools
If. liar* also passed a resolution
calling for Negro and white pupils
this year to attend the same
schools that they at'ended for the
1954-55 terms.
City Employees On
Asheboro C o r nmitt oe
ASHEBORO W Frank tied
ding, Jr., vice chauman of the io.
cat school hoard, ha- been named
“1 Couldn’t Do Nothing But
Pray,” “Sister Gary” Says
Rev, Mable Gary Philpot. pastor
of the Grace AME Zion Church
here, appeared in City Court Tues
day to prosecute Bruce Dunstaru
24-year-old Rex Hospital .janitor
charged with speeding on July 2!)
and striking the well-known min
ister's automobile
The car was "coming s»
fast,’’ said “Sister Gary.' ”1
couldn't do nothing but parv.”
Her testimony showed that, she
had parked in the HOC block of
Oakwood Avcni/te to allow two of
he: church clerks, both young
! ohirmsn of a advisory
cornmitlec to study local pshi-r
school desegregation.
Secretary of the committee will
he Guv B Techev. stmermter.rieni
nf local schools. Mityot Janiet- R
York is a member of the. popup tt
tee which includes three other?.
Judge Orders End To
Union Color Bar
DAYTONA BEACH. f"i
Judge P B. Rt.',,,/ the Volusia
IRONTINTED ON PA OR 11)
women, to pet out of me ar.tomo
bile. At this point. Our-ton
said to hat'" enifirfl Qakv.’".'id
Avenue at a high rale <>: speed
and headed straight foe the
evangelist’s car. His ante Cruel,
“Sister Gary's" o» the right front
fender and did damages muling
SCO she told the tv-urt
Although he admitted seeing the
car. Dunston said that he misjudg
ed the distance on the narrow M
Judge Albert Dnuh ordered 'h*.
I defendant to pay lb. cost s of
court.
c.. v**iiiui Skylight
ff\ J'.JT ; I\ \ W s TKOS
His brM\ Ms dis<’*iverr<i at
&.* a. m yiittuidy jnofnjrii:
ilan. s ;lsntr from wiidt-r tlu* sk>-
<R thi- fstuhli.'yhrrsont toy
th* i?ias3.3.i;r i Miiyor Fto n IV» k
er £m*thfkk!. ; yh» iiurut'd;
;H«*ly i. hi*t of ?
Bill Nortor*
WOMAN ACCUSES
5 MEN OF RAPE
GREENSBORO - F;ve me.r, ;
charged with raping Miss Mac- I
!:■■■ f/it Me( iowon of the 1400-block ;
A; he SiiTri or. .Sunday mi-lit. were ;
•.ir.-erUxl by local police on Mon- i
’I h» men who were ail placed |
ip county juii without privilege of j
'.'ontj. wen booked as: I
• Louie. Foct-U'. Lonnie Heroin, j
tame- Goins. 18 Georae Hr,;- !
-H ■ d Mverastut Clark. 17. i.
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KEEPING coot. Miss
Shirley Alston. 19, shapely Ka
high 'ass, shows sweltering lo
cal rc.-.idcnts a sure way to keep
coo) She is ~ product of Lipin
High School's cte of 1»»54 ano
aspires to he a model Shirley,
Each tirr-e
• »"• ;. Ilf .fI.H Vs» gS-
W.is A »>C*"-.'>.U With »
i"P tofnty ! \fapltPf{ It A'
°f'f ti;if .if tbp i: r«ll of ifOr*
- is. ftfrUN-N tb<» t«p Gt
I <>NT!VI ■ |l ON r\< ,J 1!
**• ’ \ leaded” ( >un
Kills Ain other
...
i ' MBEKTON A bullet ;
friun an unloaded' .Z£ ;
caliber rdie broucht death
! to ve.ir-.iifi Owen Buie,
of Route t, early jiaturday.
tViUi iin Miatespearf j
Tboiu)) ■'. r . ffl, also of j
Eouie 1. is beta# field. Ar
‘orctin- to Depuls btieritf
Charles Morgret. Buie and j
l humjiN'i: were together '
! id is night on i rural
ro.id between Lumber loti
inij Pembroke when they .
f.pgan wrestling for the |
i Mile.
Hu enn svi.?.,i olt am i
, 7 *4V .'I
nuiict uruck fitue in ;
’.tor ahdoimm. H. d?f fl |
,!iv< ■»itfc J,2ft .5 m Saturday |
; « d «n hnur !
who stands s's‘\ {masts the fol
lowing measurements: 26-33-39
• : he live*, at 4 Lincoln Terran*
with her family and ts employ
ed as a, cashier *1 a local the
;:ier. STAFFOTO BI CBAS,
E JONES,