PAGE SIXTEEN AME Zion Ceremony Unites Miss j 1. L, Miller And Bishop ft L Jones | ft ALIA3URY—Moore’s Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church was the scene o' one of the most fashionable, yet simple marriages that has been seen here for some time, Friday afternoon when the Rt. Rev. Ray mond L. Jones took Mist' Mabel Loraine Miller to cherish, love and honor, in sickness and in health. T>ie ceremonies were set for hot long before that hour, even though the rain was fall* ins in torrents, the church was crowded to capacity, Mrs Per milla F, Punstan created a nuptial atmosphere by sending forth “.fust- A-Wearin,” “Morn ing." ‘‘Homing,’' 'lndian Love Call** ‘I l.ove Von Truly,' “Be* cause.” “O Promise Me’’ and "Always’ from the organ, promptly at 6:30 The Rev. 11. H C. Lee sang '5 live You Truly." MU* Victoria Yales followed him •u-dh ‘ ‘Beloved It Morn” end “O Perfect Lor**." Then the ushers <s corted sue motivs of the bride to the tiT-nt ■ --J -"iv ivo--c s r ■ :>• eat'n bsoco.i*'* dross, adc-rn■>(! with rhioerrone:. nrv-i >.*. , o«uin& and car ried white orrhMs. Poor hi shops. tV. g. W>. V*, 7 W Slntic. H. T Medford mid E. Su baiSks Tucker, led by rhe pastor, wml to the trellis The u-.'.ho.r* marched in end then the groom vraß escorted by the best mart. Rev J. W Hid eh. to the front of th f oret.i*cr there to await the -.u..- ing ot be ortde. The bridesmaids thm be it." 'lt< >:k- trie +" the a 1 i", w-@vir.ir beautiful Arcady dresser.. With h. ligiiiiy fitted bodice, feat urirjg n -v-r'-s o? smell cnv-'.’d button- from !.h-- neck, beyond the tyht l ! n t>. They v-ei-*< TtXeadaruefi Minnie Mill er pfity n. Ann Mhler Etllmesh-.a, GalnfsWlle. On., Rr.ti. Miller Core, Greensboro, at! sis ter s of the bride. Henri Phillips, Charlotte. sEL-r of the trrootn, Dor othy :•' • W drams. N. Y., Janie Speak*. Dvirh.nii. Marian T.-'Rlo, BuJ-th f.i’i on and Irene CoilHH tr. ail of Soli'-Ur y. S‘*jf He Jonc-i* tj . j “ht’C'r of croom Mix ton, Mr'. Marin Millet Burney, also a «tsicr of li'if- hvidf. va? th-- ma tron honor- one! wove a walta p-ngth dr, of <•■ v*l berry with n vplveil •~*i gcM'n, made viift the same Huey vs those worn by the bridesmaid*. ,r- ■ - y .vrgv • -v-r*-- . -- 7 a fAoxi -m.hy% I -jB j j AM REALTY CO. j fl Lvg! Fstate - Rentals - Surety Bonds i p . ; Fire and Automobile Insurance |WE BUILD & REPAIR HOUSES j I Rial TE 2-0956 P 1.29 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C. «*Er»*9«r' WMtSrwW •VW'JMNMDMI Prescriptions mrrruinvn i.'.bbi,.i “Service With A Smile” R. E, W imberley - Wm. P. Wimberley * PH AR MAOISTS— CENTRAL DRUG STORE | PHONE TEmple 2-8084 j 80! F. Davie Street P«W«h. N. C. m~ r jh. rrmrnrr.MriUDi.LM —-*"'~-T-Trry i .rnrir<TuE.F;fFEEFiAirEV7uFj iii * Santa Claus Dropped His Bag Here A COMPLETE LINE OF j 1 oys—Hobbies—Games Tropical Fish Make ! [ Lasting Gifts | I j i CRAFTS & HOBBIES 713 N. Person St. Phone TE 2-9772 .!« —■ ■ 1-| —TIITT TIIIWMII I MMLj JB.I J.-tru-J- L T.»H-U A^H l ■' 'TTIWT: JgafCWrr* IThc» came the brid«? %m the j ntm of her brother, William | Miller. She wore a chaniilly lac.c gown over a bouffant skirt j of tulle ami lace, over satin, I I eliding In a long cathedral i | train. Her shell rap was stud . dfd with pearls. She carried I white orchids on a prayer book, showered with satin ribbons, j tied in bow knots, . As she reached the altar Bishop ! j Walls began the ceremony. He was j assisted by the other bishops. Rev | jMore Efficient Use Os Space Udds Beds To Vets’ Hospitals ! ; WASHINGTON. D. C. - Move! 1 1 efficient use of bed space in Vet-1 ijcr:-ns Administration bospita’s i bus given VA. the equivalent of : | another i 700-bed .mental hospital jin the pas', foui years, according j to Dr. J. f\ Casey, director of the • | psychiatry and aeuroloey service ! at, VA cenri.il ilike in Washing-j j t<>r,. D. C. . i He said hyiproximately 1.700 . j beds have been freed in VA men ;! tal hoitpji.als since August 1952 by I transfer of about 1,700 elderly, i chronic menral patients with phy sical illnesses to VA general medl .; cal and surgical hospitals that, j I give special cave to aged pntienls.| Results of the transfers have been even better than were expected, proiiably because the ; -taff of the general medical ! atid s;n meal hospitals were ; •able to give more personal at Pntion to patients than tin snihlletl staffs of the mental hospital had been able to give, Hr. Casey said. .Ml of the 1,700 patients rrans | (erred from mental hospitals were! j sent to general medical and .stir- ’ j picul hospitals nearest their! 1 ■ | homes which were staffed to give: j psychiati ic treatment i Nona was transferred without 1 ! hi' consent or. In the case of an | incompetent patient, without the 1 ; consent ot in the case of an .in- : 1 •; competent patient, without the ; consent of his relatives or guai •: i din n. Mr. Casey said the beds vacated ■ ■in the mental hospitals were fill I cd immediately by veterans with j l Lee sang the Lord's Prayer and ! ! it was then that they were pro- j j nounced man and wife and wi-.k ! out tne usual kiss salute they j ! made a hasty retreat from the al- | tar to be almost mobbed by wait- j ing triends and anxious neighpors. , They left for Detroit and Louis- j ville, after s reception, at the home ! ! of the bride s mother. The ushers j i were Lcrov and Joseph Miller, Al- ' I phonso Gore, William Brown, P. I O. Phillips, H H. Sink. R. L. Speaks., James Arnold and J. \v. ' | Watson, acute mental lllnesA who hod been awaiting admission, The patients transferred ic gen-- j era! medical and surgical hospi -1 t-als were those whose mental ill nesses had beconu ab:U7/'a and resistant to treatnk-mt over per-1 iods of 10 to 20 years, so Hint i their chrome physical lllnev.es ’ were predotr.’nanfc. Dr. Casey cv- - plained. Tlic- urarrsifcj's wen. part of a VA program to provide a type of care and rehabilitation design- i ed for elderly patients with ebron-! ic physical illnesrcs of many!! kinds. NAACP Urges City Board To! ‘Mix’Schools CHICAGO (ANF 1 • Ti.r ex-'' ecutive committee of the Chicago. Branch NAACP has by unanimous ' action called upon the city’s ’ Board ot Blducai; to fc-:-m-;hy ■ adopt and implement- a policy of racial integration within the Chicago public schools. The action of ibe N'Vtf'P executive cmnmittci followed an extensive survey by its Ed ucation Committee over a period of many months. This survey, which will he ' published within a few days, reveals the following X V\CF conclusions: U) That the Board of Fduca-i lion has no official sfatemeni. of j policy for racial integration with-! in the public schools of Chicago. I (2.i That, school district hoim- j claries in the main follow and re inforce racial ppp.rogation. J, Henry Saylcs i Awarded Ph. D. At Ohio State GREENSBORO - J. Henry Saylcs, chairman of the science f division at Bennett College, was! awarded the Ph. D, degree in chemistry at the fall convocation of Ohio State University last Thursday, December 20. Dr. Saylcs, a native of San Antonio Texas, has been a member of the Bennett facul ty since 1947. He did his un- i dergraduate work al Arkansas j State College arid received his M. S. from Michigan State University. His research was concerned j with polyamine polyacetate metal I chelating agents. Waiter Hunter j Gets Post At j Greensboro YM | GREENSBORO—The Committee | of Management of the Hnyes-Tay- j lor YMCA recently named Walter j Hunter, Jr. os swimming director L of tne Hayes-Taylor YMCA and | assistant physical director. Mr ! Hunter null serve as assistant to At.rhur Statum, the physical direc tor. Mi. Hunter is a native of Dur ham. tmd attended the public schools there. He graduated in 1949 from ihe Hillside High School. During his high school career, he was an active participant in bas ketball, football, track and base ball. He is an A&T graduate hold ing a BS. degree in physical edu cation. During his tenure at A&T he war All-Conference guard for three years and All-American for two years in football. lie is also a former member of the N. M. Giants professional football team. During his Army career, he was First Lieutenant and was coach of football arid swimming teams. He also serv ed as recreation and athletic director. H'.j Is fo;mer)y an employee of j the city recreation department, ] serving ns swimming director of | the Windsor Community Center. ! Mr. Hunter is married and is the father of two children. Don't waste time and money j J grinding hay for dairy cows, xajs j Marvin K Singer, Extension . dairy specialist at North Carolina . State College. Grinding hay docs j not improve the feeding value of j. hay. it may have a tendency to j lower its value. You definitely ' cannot improve a grain ration by adding ground hay or other!* ground roughages to it, he adds. A very important part of pro- ! duct ion testing is securing an a< | curate milk weight and san.pU I , from each individual cow. 1 t GET POLIO FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS Polio Foundation scholarships, made possible by funds raised I in the March of Dimes, were awarded to John P. Eier, Jr., Boyce, Va., for predoctoral biological studies at Harvard University . Rebecca G. Fortune, Washington, D. C. ( for medical social work study at Howard University; and Eugene Edwards, New York City, for physical therapy study at New York University. Schol arships have been awarded to date to train more than 6,000 highly specialized experts. Oratorio Sets Off ! Yule Spirit j TALLAHASSEE, Fla., -- The presentation of the “Christmas | Orator!a and the Christmas Con vocation set off the holiday spirit j at, Florida. A and fti University j here last week. Dr. George IV. Gore . Jr., preside?*! of the university, j advised faculty members and j students to be cautious and careful during (hr holidays so that “we alt may return to the university to start the new year." Ho told the body of the univer-j shy to think, more of giving rath- j et than receiving and to be grate-1 fu! for the sacrifices that their: parent.- are making for them. j ■1 feel that Christmas should be Christ centered with ur thoughts of others and ; -,ur giving thanks to our par ents and friends," declared the President. Hr- wished the Fam-li family and its family a joyous Xmas unci a happy New Year. A brass ensemble and the audi ence opened the program with the singing of “Joy To The World,’' and the university choir was di-i vided into gioups for the singing | of “Tthe Tree Carol, Ihe Shep- j herd--' Story." tnd -awav in a ■ Manger’ and the entire group! did the “Hallelujah Chorus." The i scripture ris done by the uni versity quartet. Woman Takas j Conjugal Issue into Court i WASHINGTON (ANP> Ai ; young housewife, who was earlier refused permission to enter into | marital conjugal relations with | her husband who is serving a. jail i sentence, warned District Com - j missioners here that she plans to! take the issue into court last! week. The woman, Mrs Minnie Mae j ; Payne, notified the commission j i of her priorly sought marital con- j jsortium with her husband in jail, j but was refused by the District ! Commission, Tyler told the commissioners of j j Mrs. Payne’s "intention to pur-! ! sue legal relief and redress in re-! | iiard to the matter.” He explained the suit- would be ! based on the contention that she | has been illegally deprived of a ! property right, to wit, the right of | consortium. Tyler insisted that this is a vio i lation of the Constitution's Fifth Amendment.. Human Relations Awards For 3 Civic Agencies CHICAGO tANP)—The Chicago Commission of Human Relations cited three local civic agencies for providing examples of good hu man relations at a luncheon at the Congress Hotel here last week. The three were Spiegel, Inc., prosperous mail order company, with a merit system calhni. for integrated personnel on all levels; the Francis W. Parker school with an interracial student body, and the First Unitarian church. Spiegel received recognition for its integrated employment policy. The. company employs thousands of Negroes. The Parker school was cit ed for developing “respect in children for the different cul tural contributions enriching America*’ through its inter faith, interracial student body arid faculty. The Unitarian church was cred - ited with preparing the Hidy Park-Kenwood Community for integrated living and worship. Its pastor, Dr. Leslie T, Pennington, received special commendation. The awards were given at the 11th annual luncheon of the com mission The luncheon address was Riven by Francis W. McPcck, executive director, who spoke on “Human Relations, a Metropolitan Respon sibility.” Always stop machinery before cleaning, oiling, or adjusting. Keep Ihe work area around machinery clean, dvise-a the National Safety j Council j CiAkOLENTIAIV A Prayer Helps j Special j Prices On • STOVES • FIRE PLACE GOODS • RIFLES • GENS • CHRISTMAS GOODS I $» M. YQUKG ! 1.50 E. Martin St. Dial 2-7121 ! i Hme hr ike Holidays*.. \ Every Christinas time, we welcome back many Carolinians who have migrated to other areas of the coun try to seek their fortune . At Christ mas, more than at any other time, US means so much to be ' home for the heiidays.” Home ... to be with ! the family for a short while. Home „* . to visit old friends again. Home • . » to re-evaluate the home town. Now is the time for us to re-evaluate also, with a specific aim of keeping ! the present younger general ion in the Carolinas and bringing those who have left . . . "home" to stay. We are producing potential good citizens in Carolina y^Z i schools, colleges and mclmmitos universities. Doctors, / s lawyers, teachers, f (jl architects, engineers V* , ! * (CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY) IIMIWWIIWM IWA«MWIM&l!i) 111 I IIW I HU— mill —I»I'1HIII »w—Wiy Negroes And Whites Fight Court Battle Over Mississippi Estate; Whites’ Win PHILADELPHIA. Miss. LANP) —White folks Pave clone it again in Mississippi. They came up as victors over their Negro adveisaries in a court battle here last week over the estate of Sim Burnside when the Mississippi Supreme Court upheld a lower court order Riving the whites the estate. Burnside died in 3 9f,2 and will Bishop Walls Robbed ! NEW YORK -ANP) -Bishop W. J Walls, who last week married I his 25- year-old secretary, was rolv- ■ bed of $l5O and a Bible on the* eve of his wedding. Thugs entered the hotel suite: of the 71-year-old Bishop while i he was .sleeping and took the! cash and the Bible. The Bible and wallet were found later by police! We Are Now Paying . A*- Jllk mT EREST A YEAR tU£ COMPOUNDED QUARTER!A Knl and intangible tax W J|y ON INSURED SAVINGS Deposits made from January Ist through 12th, 1957 iH hear interest from January U 1957. PLANTS - FREE FREE - AZALEA I A beautiful plant worth $4.00 will be given FREE to each person who deposits SIOO.OO, ot more in on Insured Savings Account. THE HOC 3 SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL BANK | Mi ....... . Jk j Raleigh ' AfV m •* wtmiiwnmwiwfrniMi wmiTtenst. WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1956 od that his property be converted, ‘into a park and game refuge. A group of 25 whites, claiming j to be second cousins, broke the j will. A group of Negroes, claiming I first-cousinship. sought the estate.! The Mississippi high tribunal ! favored the whites. Chancellor Jerry Gillis approved final dis position of $51.000 and 739 acres; of land in Nosheha County. and house detectives on a stair way of the hotel. No arrests have been made as j yet in the robbery, but police are still investigating it. The Bishop appeared unper turbed about the matter ni his wedding and only disclosed the i vent to close friends. , . . the business and professsSono leadership which will maid our future. But, they otc going away hrom the CaroHnas to larger in comes . „ . mare opportunity. How can we keep them here? Each person in each community can share the responsibility and. the place to start is with a community cooperative effort... adequate mu nicipal facilities .. . well kept hous es .. . dean streets ~. churches .. . schools ... parks .. good stores and most of all ... a progressive spirit . . , civic pride. Then we may attract new industry and business which will provide the opportunity our mjild \ y«Hmg people arc \ looking for ... and 1 1 bring the others "home" to stay, Better Buys ; Better Terms On Better Jewelry

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