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Mi os v sola Lucille Graves Weds
.
Lt. Charles Barnum At Salisbury
SALISBURY Miss Viola;
Craves and Lt. Charles Warfield
Barnum were united m marriage
at. 4:30 F, M... on Vaster Sunday,
.V* ' - At '
/,a Moore*# Cfiapel A. M.
E.* Zion Church, Salisbury, N. C.
'xv, .age was performed by
G) hoe W ’ Walls, assisted by j
Rev. A C. jim’i'ieuil, pastor of the I
chuvoh.
Th.- i : . the daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. W. T, Graves of Salis
bury, N c is ;■ gradualt o£ Morgan
College and was formerly a Social
v,- ~-•<■ ■ - tht Department of
Public welfare in Baltimore, Md„
Id. Barnum. the son of Mr, and
I’ll?-. Charles Wh?‘/ioifi P»arnum of j
y-, ; M lit ’ of HOW- j
pvd University and if stationed r»t I
f-.c a:, vr , “p-.s-o i
4‘.u* i;t-S i lu; il ■.i r Olv® ocn-o. ?,O- j
‘ peka. Kansas*
T * hri(i» w;is jruirj ht riiar 1
b;nff:nir floor length goiv?} !
f?mt*'rta£ edgod. with im • i
L'U-cr Her Vf.?»f* v r |
etl fe as f.-i'evm of ratUi ortia |
mersved v- ifcb sreri She ’
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- - ring Union Adopts Civil Rights
3C iution; Balks On Tips To Gov’t.
<• 1 • tt&* ons h j ghUghted ih c 34th j
Hnrr j] eollvention of the Hot?! and ■
*.a .jeran't ond Hartondero inter-,
national Union here la*? werl
vv': ■' v n a civil rf.gn 5 reson.fior? wns i
'•‘iopieo by |3he Diid n h^at&d
The delegates <n aiipndamT
rdaotrd * resolution empeytr
- • n -vly elected president Y.
b. Miller tviib the authority in
: cf ?»» a spend eonutmtoo on j
* : 7 XuDterous grojxie ,
doling' with Tight? had
V*f. Q n mProduced by the Resoftt-
A ’»e-vnprf?misf proposal,
* d . . {. *?.;■ . ;••{ ol ?• iff.
- ii vo - M sh e Inf} national
? <sra?t an omcnu?nf*nt
U * V* i || report,
of f«r Sorda! Security
pMn>os«•••! to the • luuonct
nelf employ* { per vons t» o w
.5713ke. ynfTflb’lUons info their
>snrT3i -r- W nty aceoun^,
ScvenG 'Mr V'*:ro
hPr-rytlf d 11»« cooventiop hp‘H
wan he!** >u f'mnrad llilton •
JOHNSON’S
- far d I * loss G lo* ■* I
Boaiitifloor Wax
Paste Wax
Traffic* Wax
Ch ro m e (I <* a tier
S M.JfOUNG
KOfARE |
1-oir# 1 X it> «* /lu l !
:~ii; Ji i _
HTicrl white Pihir topjnrl
with a purpie-throaled orchid
showrr<*d viith stephanotis and
white satin streamers.
Th,.* maid of honor, Miss Helena
Sorrell of Baltimore, McL, wore a
ballerina length dress of shrimp
| chiffon with matching shoes and
i head piece. She carried an arm
bouquet of white carnations.
The three sisters of the bride.
Mrs. Willie Mae Lawson and Mrs.
Cathryne Phifer of Baltimore, M<l,
and Mrs. Hazel Mitchell of Salis
bury, N. C„ were her brides maids.
| They wore identical ballerina
| length gowns of turquoise chiffon
jv- is.ii matching shoos and head j
j tv are They carried arm bouqels of j
I yeiiow zinnias.
j The junior brides maids, Mae i
! .iacque'ine .Phifer, niece of the J
I bride and Mary Charlene Lawson j
J v'ere drersed in white sdeatod j
! nylon and carried bouquets of j
v*. bite and pink zinnias. The flow- j
j or girl, little Deborah Graves, niece j
; of the bride, was dressed in white |
i organdy with ruffles, she carried a j
; h:, '3«3 of ''‘Shied-colored sowers.
i rite ushers wore Hebert and j
Hofei litre and the rhicac**
delegation incloded:
Local 356 Nick Roberts, pre- *
a Posner’s
| \ CULTURES * STRAIGHTENS
v May Robinson
INSIST ON POSNER’S PROCESS
j ««/$ »lor«» end cosmetic
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Herbert Graves, brothers of the !
bride and Charles Sherrill. Wil- •!
'iarn Graves, brother oi the bride, i
was the groom's best man.
A program of wedding music
was precenteb b.v Mrs. Kioisr
Simpson, organist and Miss Delores
Nicholson soloist, both of Salis
bury, N. C.
The bride’s mother wart a dress
<>[ blue lace with matching accos- !
series and an orchid corsage. The !
mother of the groom was gowned j
in pink chiffon with lace bodice j
and matching ‘tum, scries, She wore j
an orchid corsage.
The out-of-town guests included j
Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Barnum, j
| Sr., Mr, and Mrs. Charles Lawson !
j and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, How- j
j ard HucJes. Mrs. Hr lane Sorrel! j
j arid daughter, all of Baltimore, Dr. i
j and Mrs. W J. Hughes and Mrs. <
| Mabel Jackson of 'Greensboro, N.C., j
i Miss Jerry Leake of Now York •
| City. Miss Aurelia Williams of !
I Charlotte, N C. and many oilu r ;
I tDatives and h ionds,
j A reception was given by the j
I bride’s father and mother at i)v !
j home Iramediiitciy after the wed- '
| ding.
sident; Willis A. Thomas, secret;-;r.y ■ )
treasurer; E. Winston Williams, I
1 Lilli Belle DeFrantz: Irisho Lang-
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TEACHER WINS COINWORD i
CONTEST Mrs. Mamie A. I - j
lam of the English Department j
i( North Carolina College i>- I
i shown here pointing to one of
the Greek roots of a word that
J enabled her to win $150.00 eoln
j v*'rd contest sponsored by the
| Durham Sun last week. Mrs. C
j lam's entry was the winner in a
! ORDER PRIVATE
: SCHOOL OPENED
| WASHINGTON-—The Supreme
; Court ruled Monday that Negroes
must be admitted to Girard Col
j lege for orphans in Philadelphia,
| ford. John Havre Brown,
j Local, 351 Howard L. Steven
son. president; W. S, Seltzer, gener
al chairman: Thomas C Kd.gr. soc
letary-irerisurcr; E, L. Wallace, of
ficer.
Local 370 - Richard W Smith,
international vice president; Frank
Lawton R. N. Thompson: Dudley
j V,',!.shin?.t *!:: W!; i;-<l Ch.andler
| Local 385 Roy Fagan, presi- !
| cent; Vv O. 13rt>ck‘; Finley M Haiu- !
| ilion.
| Local 840 Cecil Patrick. Geo. j
1 Shr-ckles. and Donald Sullers
| Willis Thomas of Local 356’, serv
i ed as a member of the Committee
! on Union Labels and Service But
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pri •• rflr -) n—anfwmr rjr#r maitm
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THE CAROLINIAN
j field of 3,711 submitted. The eon
| test is designed to test compete
: tors knowledge of words and
their meaning, Mrs. Elam, a n,<
I tive. of Henderson, N. C., holds
; the R. S. degree from Hampton
1 Institute and the M. A, degree
I from Cornels University. She ha*
j done further study at Columbia
; University and the University of
i Chicago.
In a short, unsigned opinion
the court said “The board which
! operates Girard College is ari
! agency of the State of Pcnnsyl
| vania."
Therefore, th;- opinion said, re
| fusal to admit two Negro youths I
| to the college “was discrimina- I
I tion by tire state."
i Tlie Pennsylvania Supreme ;
i Court ruled la;;t November that j
the boys—William Ashe Foust j
I -and Robert Felder—had no con- ;
! stitutional right to admission,
I “be
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For Information Write:
Mrs. Christiana J. Pitts
President j
<OO EAST MARTIN STREET j
j.fN Raleigh, N. C.
18th Membership Drive Opens At
Guilford’s Hayes-Tayior “YM”
GREENSBORO The J.3th An
nual Membership Campaign of
Hayes-Tayior V. M. C. A. is sehc- j
dulert t.o start Wednesday, May Ist
and last through May 16th. More j
than 100 men will seek to epfist j
1000 members and raise $6500.00 in j
the 1957 drive.
This year's drive, as in the past. ;
will be cond icted by 2 groups pat
terned after the Airlines, "Eastern'
and “Western". The two divisions
will be divided into two five Line
each, with each line having a Pilot,
a Hostess and five Co-Pilots, with
two managers for each division.
John D. Maruble will be ovr. 1
all General Chairman of the 1957 1
drive, with ,1. W. Snipes and J. E.
Whitley as Associate Chairmen.
Managers of the divisions arc C, O.
Mabry, C. A. Grant, Owen Mc-
Adoo and Henry C. Patchings.
Pilots in the Eastern Airline
Division are: Vanee Standback,
Capital; -C. C. Marable, Eastern;
Artis Borldie, Piedmont; H. (
Cotton. Southern; and .1 B.
Caldwell, Northern. In the
Western Division, Pilots are
N. V Maromsnn, Delta; Jimmie
Barber, Pan-American; Oscar
tlinnant. American; J. f. John
son, National; and B. If. Jen
kins. Trans World.
Members of the Executive €;
mitt.ee who will secure member
ships and large donations for boy
memberships are. Louis Foe re
Perry ,T. Brown, J. W. Snipes. J. A
MONEY |f
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WEE K END INOSAT NR DA V hIA V 'll I•? :
Tarpley. B W Barnes, W. L. Ken
nedy. G. C. Sirnkms. A. E Blount.
F A Williams, William Compton.
H. Hoaden. L. H. Robinson V.
li Chavis, J C. McLaughlin, W..M
j Hampton, G. D. Porti r. W. A
i Golds&orough. W L T. ivluier. H.
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T. D. Wooten. N t Hargett
Peek and A, P. Graves.
The Tram Orgm.uz ,‘mr
"Kick-Off". Wednesday, May
at 7:30 p nr with a p->p met
and dinner at the Y Thr- r
first campaign since the
won program ho.-- been cmrspl