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RETURNS TO CLASSES Minnijoan Brown. th~ 16-year-o!d
rv*f who *a e spelled from the Central High School irt Little R w k
Ark., is shown in claw at the New Lincoln School. New York City,
where she has been given a scholarship. With her teacher Miss Pan
NAACP into
South-Wide
Vote Drive
GREENSBORO More than
1 000 persons are expected to at
tend the South Eastern Regional
meeting of the NAACF here March
6-9.
* * * *
Rot Wilkins. National Uv
ccutive Secretary of the or
•cini cation, will speak at thr
mass meeting, which will con
clude (he conference on Sun
day. March 9, at Shiloh Bap
* is* Church. At this meeting,
Kelly Alexander, of Charlotte,
•State President of the organi
sation. will preside, and the
««-voice Vouth Council Choir
of Laurel, Mias.’ will sing,
* * * *
This meeting will kick off an
.iucnaivt voter registration drive
in the region in which 3 million
Neoro voters will be sought in the
South.
About 300 ministers will meet
, ‘ n am., Thursday. March 6, at
! ’nion M enioria; Methodist
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etoros advertising in the CAROLINIAN.
Lath week carries a date in the Bonus Money period. Purchases eligible
mu«t come from the store during the week the "ad appears.
No purchase slips representing a business should bo submitted. All receipt
must come from individual purchases.
All churches in Raleigh end Wake County are eligible
AIJ purchase slips must bear the name of' the store from which the our.
chase was made.
All purchase slips should be submitted in the name of the church and
should be m the office of the CAROLINIAN the Monday following close of
Bonus period.
In order that smaller churches may have an equal opportunity to share to
hie Bonus Money the following regulation is expedient: No church of ever
%hi members will awarded Ist. Bonus Money consecutively i« *]-ouio n
church of 200 or more members receive Ist Bonus Money after ‘the fir.st‘period.
H would, have to wait until the third Bonus period to be presented av -uVi
*p l! * except where a church has 200 or less members, 'hen it rould v-hi’t/.n
bonus a ward 5 consecutively. However, this docs not mean that record r.nri
rhird awards cannot he sought consecutively. Consequently every church crou.*
nas the opportunity to sccir-e an award every pc/ioU.
No purchase of over S3OO from any one merchant during a week can be
counted.
There Is a ceiling nf &V, per person a week for ernrery pur<-hasr.
fn the event of the same amount of purchases by more than .me entrs.-rhe
award will he divided.
Weekly purrhase totals should be shown on each rarkrt and toUl placed on
the outside of the envelope carrying the period's entry along with name and
address.
Bonus money earners will be. announced in (he issue following ih» dosin'*
nf each period.
All entries remain the property of The CAROLINIAN
All tallying Is final when ihe names of the Bonus Money earner* are an
nnunred In The CAROLINIAN, and no responsibility ts accepted by this news,
paper beyond that point.
No receipts from bank* will be. considered, except payment on mortgages.
CAROLINIAN’S MINISTERS
POPULARITY CONTEST
BEGINS THURSDAY, JAN. IS; ENDS MONDAY, MARCH 10. 135 S
FisSror’* Name _
Address _
Name of Church _ . „
COUPON WORTH Ift POINTS
Clip this coupon and as many as you can gather for vour pas
ter end send to THE CAROLINIAN, each week. At, the end of the
conrt:t period the minister having accumulated the most points
«tP receive SIOO.OO (one hundred). Second, a Botany suit; Third.
> LTnesgles topcoat, listings will be made each week. Send in your
COUPONS so that, your pastor will get his weekly rating.
'll COUPONS must reach THE CAROLINIAN no later than
•ir <!a* of each week. Address THE CAROLINIAN, 31S E. Martin
'•lrccl, Raleigh. North Carolina.
* T’us Week ’s Advertisers
The merchants listed below are CAROLINIAN Bonus
Money Stores.
' P"G! 7 I I»A.tSR 3
‘,-J «holfsaitn. tor A4P ouper Mai-kita
' Atrt i Kurd's of r.alrtgh
Vu’K-DiAtr Store.', f”’ PA OK 10
The Cental Cota-Coi* Buttling Co.. lac Rloorlworth St. Tourist Holm
' .-'tot • | Mettisnlc*. A Farmer* Bank
HUf'.M-n.B»!k Company i Heater Well Company
l ‘moos Bakery | Cave ness Insurant* AcMcv
A*u!»j*s,.ifior Theatre | PepM-Cola Bottttag Co. «t Ralcijh
U t lyuinD l ufuitur* Company | (.irolitta Builder* Cnrp.
r,,; -E ! Watson's Seafood & Poultry Co . tor.
C arolina Power & Light Company i Crartead Transfer Co. & I'ood store
•'t-lr ■■ netting Center. Inc. Dillon Motor Finance Com pan v
ReJeijrft Funeral Home ' Dunn’s Ewo Service
l *ACi'E 7 i Ridgeway’s Opticians
..•over g- Hatley Furniture Company Warner Memorials
.lohn#nn-l ambe Company Deluxe Hotel
Central Drug Store PACK 1!
WAGF $ Mr. .foreph Winter!
Colonial Stores PAGE 18
Cl veil* Beauty t'cllege Hunt General Tire Company
First-Citizen* Bank A. Trust Company The Hood System Industrial Bank
m * M Voung Hardware Company Tip Top Food Stores
A C?m Watch Shop Acme Realty Company
4 N. C. Product* I Mr. c . Kaf} utrtuaui
Happy Khmer New Year.
PHILLIP BAS
Local Man
Bound Over
For Rape
Following a preliminary hearing
in City Court Monday morning
on a charge of rape, Phillip Bat
-42, of Jl6 Parham Alley. «••„
bound over to the next term of
•superior* court. He is hem- heiu
I rONTINI Kn ON PAGE 7)
line Carpenter ‘standing left), of Worcester, Mass., and her fellow
students. Left to right clockwise are: Miriam Davis, Nina Pivuick
Walter Mlalc. Mimtijej.n, Yorke Mazzeiie. and Lila Orleans. (UNIT
EH PRESS PHOTO).
Greensboro
Physician
Kills Self
GREENSBORO -- Dr. Walter
|J. Hughes. prominent physician
; of Greensboro, died Sunday night
I of a knife wound in his neck. Po
• lice ruled his death-a& suicide.
Hr. Hughes, 63, who had
been in ill health for a num
ber of years, was found at hi*«
home, lie was dead on annul
at a hospital.
Hr formerly worked with the
: U. S. Public Health Service and
| later ior the State Public Health
, Service.
State health workers honored
j the physician at a testimonial
j dinner at the State School for the
Blind and Deaf here in October
j ui jjtaS.
Dr. Hughes war educated at A&T
College this eiiv. and Mohan y
Medic-i College. Nashville. Tenr.
Hr aho attend 3d Livingstone Col
! lege oaiiaburv
Ttt <'stab!'shed the School »f
Public ffealib 1 North Caro
■'( ONTINCED ON PAGE 2)
Wilkins, UNC
Professor On
Pane! Friday
WASHINGTON The annual I
conference of the National Civil j
Liberties cleaving house will hear
a panel discussion Friday on “At- |
ter Little Rock—Ways to Accept-1
ance and Compliance.”
Roy Wilkins, executive secre
tary of the National Association
for the advancement of colored j
people, and Dr. Guy Benton John
son, Professor of Sociology at th r -
University of North Carolina, will
be members of the panel,
W. Wilson White, assistant at,- !
torney general, who is the justice '
deportment's new civil rights j
chief, war. asked to participate i
but said he was unable to accept j
the invitation
Says She Was Called Negro
Mils Lei/, McGee of Hollister 1n
Halite.'.' County has sued Art Ms-
State News
Brief
GIRL. 3, FATALLY INJURED
■ CLARKTON A 3-year-old
child was killed about eight, miles
west of here Monday when sne
reportedly ran into the path of an
approaching automobile, High
v. ey Patrolman v. A Brown iden
tified the child as Marvel Arm
Smith Brown said the. accident,
occurred about 6;Jo pm. on High
way 211.
MAN ARRESTED IN SWINDLE
WADES BOKO Norman
Teal and Manley Thomas,
both rural policemen, report
ed a 53.200 swindle this week
wilh (he arrest nf George Gar
rie, a. Negro. Walter Bennett,
farmer of near Morven. was
slim-slammed out of hit, life
savings. Policeman Teal re
ported, h.c the old “Lout Gold
M'nr” trick })r also said that
Gan is recently completed a
sentence for a rtnnltai of-
(CONTINUED ON FAC-F 2)
j * ' -
R. N. HARRIS
Durham Gets
First School
Bd. Member
DURHAM The drive, which
started here quite some tune age.
! to •••lace » Negro on the .Splua r
: Board, paid off Monday night
I when the City Council voted un
f CONTINUED OV PAGE »)
Statesville Man Stabbed
To Death Over Whiskey
STATESVILLE —■ ‘Look what
you’ve done to me,” Carl Reid.
:>S. cried. He then took a few
steps and fell dead, stabbed in
the chest in an argument over a
$1.25 pint ol whiskey.
Sheriff Charlie Rumple said
Reid was fatally stabbed Sunday
night by Lester Borders also 48.
both of rural Statesville addresses.
* A A *
Rumple said Reid got inlo
an argument vvith Mrs. Hes
ter Scott. Borders’ mother-in
law, over the price of a pint
of moonshine whiskey. He said
Reid hit the woman over the
head with a chair and she cri
ed “save me.'
¥ t * *
Reid and Borders started into j
the yard to carry on the fight and |
Reid picked up a butcher knife I
as they passed through the kit- i
. gawne for $300,038 for aUsisdty.
| referring to her as » Negro, so- 1
• cording to a statement bv one of
; her attorneys.
• * * *
Attorney George Anderson
of Raleigh and a-sistant soli
citor of this district, said (hi*
magazine, published in Chi
"effo. Illinois, used the picture
of ihe young woman on the
cover of December 5. 1957.
Anderson said the inside of the
1 magazine carried a story which
j contended that the young lady
, was a Negro who had attempted
:
More Ministers Enter As Big
Popular ity Contest Hears End
Three new pastors entered the
. Mini -ter';; Popularity Content duv
; mg the seventh lap, but when the
dust cleared away the (spyglasses
showed Rev. H, w. Cunningham,
pastor of First Congregational
Cliurch Atili in first place with
7.220 votes as counted 5 pan
Tups.
Second place runner, Rev M. W
Morgan, ‘freewheeling’'on fuel in*
lection, ts rapidly closing the gap
between first and second place
with 6 830 votes. Rev Morgan > j
Church. Box boro, with 4.080 i
(CONTINUED ON PAGF 21
Before Falling Dead, Man Cries
LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE TO ME
Hh Hh
Dr, Walter Hughes
VICTIM OF SUICIDE
THE CAROLINIAN
VOL. 17 NO, 21 RALEIGH, N, C,
DURHAM GOP MEET
ENDS IN TURMOIL
Republican
Meet Upset
By Negroes
| DURHAM - The echoes from
! the County Convention of the
Republican party were heard
: throughout the nation Saturday
after a Negro, Alexander Barnes,
was nominated for chairman,
i I'he party has been rather in
| active for a number of years arid
! members of both races have ex
i pressed much discontent over its
| ineptness and many of them de
| cidecl to put new blood into the
' ton bracket, in the hope that it
would create more interest.
•
The party has been chaired
l>.v Attorney A. A. McDonald
"or t *? past 1® Kin. He :
nounced early this.v ear that
he would not baa candidal*
irO.VTTNX’KD ON PAf.F. 2)
!
i chen, Rumple said.
.; He said Reid slabbed Borders
m the chest one time. Death was i
due to a severed aorta.
New Churches
| Enter Bonus j
Money Contest j
... _
Many new? churches in Raleigh j
I and Wake County have indicated j
i that their members are participate |
j me in THE CAROLINIAN S big {
; Church Bonus Money Program, j
(rONTTNIIKD (IN PAGE 2)
to change her race to Indian.
« i* * *
The Wilson Division of the
Eastern District U. S. Court
received the suit, Anderson
and local attorney Ben Tem
pleton are representing Mbs
McGee.
The attorney said that the story j
; that appeared in the magazine j
I had been rewritten and distorted
■ from a. feature story concerning!
j the Indian School in Warren'
i County near the Halifax Cour.-1
ty line.
Miss McGee’s picture appeared j
with the newspaper story in Uv- j
fa!! of 1057.
} QBQS-ENDS j
Ux ROBERT G. SHU'AKh
1 OPEN LETT ER TO COUNCIL- j
MAN HELMS; In your capacity j
as public- official, you have re
cently engaged in activities that
i are apparently contrary to ideais
i you profess to believe in and ~o
! the interests you serve
I .
(CCWfINUED ON PAGE ?>
' ' [i .. g
THEIR ONI V PLAYGROUND In settings like this throughout Harlem, Manhattan's, fewer eas*
side, and Brooklyn, the germ of juvenile delinquency is born. \1 KneUncr, a United Press staff corre
spondcnl* tried to find out the real reason for the recent troubles w the New Vork City school systeri
He found that the main reason is not race trouble, as many people have claimed, but lather the clut
tered, impoverished neighborhoods roost of the troublemakers come from. (UNITED PRESS PHOT CM
Civil Rights Commission Is
Approved Despite Opposition
WASHINGTON The Senate
j Judiciary Committee Monday ap-
I proved the new six-man civil
j rights commission despite south
j cm opposition to the three north
' ern members.
The four southern members cf
i the commute voted against Com
| missioners John A. Hannah, pro ■
1 ident of Michigan State tTniver
j sity. The Rev. Theodore M. H r - -
j burgli. president of Notre Dame
! University, and Assistant tabor
Secretary J. Ernest Wilkins,
The three south em com
mtssioners were approved
Rapist Gets
Life Term
In Winston
WINSTON-SALEM Charles
| Moore, 27, of High Point, pleaded
i guilty Tuesday to raping the wife.
: of a Wake Forest College, basket
j ball coach and w«- sentenced to
i spend the r u of his life in prison.
Moore entered the plea at his
arraignment The stale accepted
the plea and Superior Court • Judge
Frank Armstrong imposed the
mandatory sentence,
Mrs A). De-Porter charged Moore
(Cf‘NUN lieu ON PARS. 21
f Bohus
ftt MoJ&y
SATURDAY. MARCH S, 19*»8 PRICE 12c IN N. C.; ELSEWHERE 1*
without dissent. They are
former Gov. John S. Rattle
of Virginia; former Gov
Doyle E. Carlton of Florida,
•ind Robert G. Storey, of Dal
las, Tex., dean of the Sntilb
Rochester Heigh ts Paren ts
Protest Students ’ Ouster
Raleigh attorney Samuel S Mit
chell appeared before the Raleigh
■School Board Tuesday at it.’s rejfu- j
l«i meeting representing JVlr and :
Mrs. Benjamin Neal of Rochester
Heights
The Neals resided on South Per- !
non Street until last Christmas, at |
which time they moved to Roches- !
ter Heights. Their throe children '
Seventh Week Popularity Contest Standings
REV. H W. CUNNINGHAM. Raleigh 7 220
First Congregational Church
REV. M. W. MORGAN. Goldsboro g 330
| First African Baptist Church
1 REV. U. R BOOKER, Roxbnro , 4ABO
Jones Chapel Church
REV. T. C. HAMANS Raleigh 3995
Manley StieH Christian Churrii
' REV. ROBERT I. :-:i it-L' V Raleigh 310
1 East Davie street rresb.vfceriao
i REV. RW. Bin rs. Jamer-Ville - . 550
1 Fluey Grove Church
; REV. O R STOKES, Wendell .. 440
Riley Hill Church
REV L. S. PENN, Raleigh eg*
St. Paul AME Church
j REV. F. D. FULLER, Guiliord j7O
| Reynolds Chapel Baotast Church
I REV. JOSEPH JAMES, ■ i unesville j<lo
| St,. Galilee Disciples Church
; REV. EUGENE’ BLACK. Guilford jj}o
j Raleigh Crus.', Road 1 AME Church
j REV. M. L. JOHNSON, Guiliord j o o
1 Persimmon Grove AME Church
j REV. A. R. WIN BORNE, Plymouth ... 70
I Chapel Hill Church
i REV. T. R. HOYLE. Elizabeth City 3c
! Church of Christ
I REV L. C. CHAPMAN. Kinston iq
St. James Free Will Baptist, Church
REV. O S BULLOCK. Raleigh ft)
First, Baptist Church
REV .1. w JONES. Raleigh jo
Fayetteville street Baptist Church
CONTEST ENDS MARCH in, IPS*
rrn Methodist University Lapp
School.
Voting against Hannah, H«s-
f< OKTIfitJEU OK PAGE ?,)
- °r* enrolled at the Washington
School here.
* * * *
Tha Nfuls moved beyond the
boundaries of the RaifcigJi
School Administrative Unit,
•be si boo! bon d ruled Th*v
"ere tofd that their ehtldren
either must go to the Wstke
(CONTINUER OK PARS 21