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THE CASOLDfIAN RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 3, IMS Fayetteville Radio Listings WFNC Monday - Friday 8: JO—Brother Btnckland Jhow 7:oo—The T M Show 7:3o—World News 7:4o—Around the Markethouae (Local New*) 7 45—The TM Show 9:oo—Chrit Mack Bhow 11:00—Bro. Strickland 12:30—Amuj d the Markethouae (Local Newt) 12:35—N c. Nawa 13:40—World New* 12:45—Music 3:00-8111 Bowser Shlw 3:oo—The Chn* Mack Show 6:oo—World Newt 6:os—Bportsnews 6:ls—Around the Markethouae (Local Nows) 6:2o—The Lloyd Foster Show 7:00—Bill Bowser Show B:oo—Tower In the Sky till 13 midnight SATURDAY A. M. s:so—Brother Strlcklana Show 7:oo—The T. M. Show 7:3o—Work! News 7:35—N C. News 7:4o—Aroaho the Marfcethjuae (Local News) 7:4s—The tm Show B:oo—Weekend 11:00—Bro. Strickland SATURDAY P. M. 13:00—Weekend 13:30—Around the Markethouae (Local News) 13:35—County Agent 13:45—Weekend I:oo—Tower In The Sky NOTE:—Every Hour on the Bear, Weather Erery Hoar an the Half-Hoar New* WFNC Cape Pear Breadeasting Company 1000 William Clark Road Fayetteville, North Carolina HUdson 4-4181 Sunday 6 JO—BUI Bowser (Gospel Train) 7:oo—Weekend Fayetteville’s Directory Os Churches A. M. 1. EIQN Bvanf Metropolitan Rev. J. W. Watson, Pastor , N. Cool •prtngißtrsst Beaver Creek Rev. e. H. Beaba, Pastor Black Jack Rd. Hood’s Tempi# Rev. W. E. Walker, Pastor Raleigh Rd. Lock’s Creek Rev. S. L. Brown, Pastor Near Vender Mattox Memorial Rev. A. H. Storra, Pastor Gillespie St New Bethel Rev. L. H. king, Pastor Raeford Rd. New Mt Zion Rev. L. T. Taylor, Pastor Eastover Saint John Rev. P. W. Sykes; Pastor Bragg Blvd. Wesley Chapel Rev (Miss) E. V. Melver Pastor U. & 301 at Wade BAPTISTB Falling Run Church Caadar Creek Rd. Rev. O L. Bennett Pastor First Baptist Rev. C. R Edwards, Pastor Franklin Street Second Baptist Rev. Cas. E. Perry. Pastor Friendship Rev. J. W Simpson. Pastor Campbell Ave, Mount Sinai Rev. M. R Silver, Pastor 1217 Murchison Rd. Park’Ss Chapel Rev. E. A. Jackson. Pastor Slocomb Rd. Smith’s Chapel Rav. J. C Smith. Pastor Durham St Piney Grove Rev. G. L. Elliott Pastor Anthony Ave CA-nouc ~ Saint Ann’* Church N Cool Spring* St DISCIPLE Pleasant Grove Rev F J Matthews Pastor 4ortb Race path Street EPISCOPAL Saint Joseph’* Ramsey St METHODIST John Wesley SIS Cumberland Street Rev. R R MeCrae. Pastor Saint Luke AMR Cash well St Rev. W T. Holland, Pastor holiness Hew Covenant United ChureC of Ghfl St, Elder O. C Grove. Mor; Prince Purcell. Way Pentecostal aMwp a L. Cony era. Pastor T*-""*** Minister Seabrook Rd GoOaaa Height* ST R A. Massey. Minister HW Ht 7:3o—Gospel Ball Quartet 8:00—a other Strickland o:4s—Golden Donee 0:00—Bonnie Doom Church Os Christ 0:15— Golden Trumpeteera 0:30 L L Gospel Slogan 9:45 Weekend 11:00—Local Church Services 13:00—Weekend 3:oo—Towot In The Sky NOTE:—Every Hear on the Hew Weather Every Hear aa the Half Hoe. News RADIO SCHEDUIJ2 FOR WIDU 5 Alt U) 7 PM ... MUSIC ("Tempo - ' News Every Hear * * WFLB MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY A. ML s:39—Sign On s:3o—Meditation for the Day s:33—Keman Wright Show o:oo—News 0:00 Semen Wright Show 6:3o—Headlines 8 Weather 6:33—Keman Wright Show 7:oo—News 7:os—Keman Wright Show 7:3o—Dateline Fayetteville 7:3s—Jimmy Simpaan Show 7:ss—Sports Review B:oo—News Around the World B:ls—J‘mmy Btmpaon Show B:ss—Paul Harvey Newa—AßC 9:oo—Jimmy 81mpeon Show 9:3o—Breakfast Club 10:30—Paul Harvey Newa —ABC 10:35—Keman Wright Show 10:55—Newa—ABC 11:00—Keman Wright Show 11:30—News Headlines A Weather 11:33—Kaman Wright Show P. M. 13:00—McBryde Monitors the News 13:15—Keman Wright Show 13:30—Newa Headlines A WeathT 13:33—Kaman Wright Show 1:00—Paul Harvey Newa—AßC I:ls—Keman Wright Show I:3o—News Headlines A WeathT I:33—Keman Wright Show I:ss—News—AßC 3:oo—Keman Wright Show 3:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 3:32—Hersfa Barbour Show 2:ss—News—AßC 3:oo—Hersb Barbour Show 3:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 3:33—Hersh-Barbour Show 3:ss—News—AßC 4:oo—Hersb Barbour Show 4:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 4:32—T00t ’N Tell s:ss—Paul Harvey Newa • ABC 6:oo—Frank Jeter Views News o:3o—King Solomon Show 6:ss—News—AßC 7:oo—Music By Candlelight 7:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 7:33—Music By Candlelight 7:ss—News - ABC B:oo—Music For Young At Heart B:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 8:32 —Music For Young At Heart B:ss—News—AßC 9:oo—Music For Young At. 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SC 12:00—Psul Harvey New*—AßC 12:15—Saturday Music 12:30—News Headlines A WeathT 12:33—Saturday Music '2:ss—Weekend News—AßC I:oo—Saturday Music I:3o—News Headlined A WeathT I:33—Saturday Music I.ss—Weekend News ABC 2:00— Saturday Music 2:3o—News Headlines * WeathT 2:ss—Wtekend New# ABC 3:oo—Jazz Showcase 3:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 3:33—Jazz Showcase I:ss—Weekend News ABC 4:oo—Jazz Showcase 4:3o—New* Headlines A WeathT 4:33—Jazz Showcase 4:ss—Weekend New» ABC s:oo—Jazz Showcase s:3o—Sports Summary s:3s—Jazz Showcase s:ss—Weekend News ABC o:oo—Saturday Music 6:3o—Sports Bummary 6:3s—Saturday Music 6:ss—Weekend News ABO 7:oo—Saturday Music 7:2s—News Headlines * WeathT 7:3O—USO Show 7:ss—Weekend Newa ABC B:oo— Music Par Young At Heart 6:3o—News Headlines A WeathT B:33—Music For Young At Heart B:6s—News - ABC 9:oo—Music Per Young At Heart 9:3o—News Headlines A WeathT 9:33— Mutec fat Young At Heart 9:ss—News ABC 10:00—Musk For Ypung At Heart 10:30—News Headlines * WeathT .055—News—*BC ,10:33— Music For Young At Heart 11 ROS£.., T- « .. ArTHE STAm OF WORU3WARTC THERE -•JOV WAS JOB DBCMM3MDON IN WAR PLANTS/ rc*™ 6 s*™ /a -p* ll9randolph BANIZED A MARCH-ON-VMSHINGTON ON IliyPpl &££ Lister ABOUT leap?? NEGROES./ IN ANSWER PRES. ROOSEVELT ISSUED EXEC-ORDER BBO2. JUNE £5 BANNING 'jN CROW N INDUSTRIES WOTH GOVT CONTRACTS, FORMMGEE.PC. & APPOINTING MALCOM ROSS FIRST CHAIRMAN. Harry Golden Predicts Full Citizenship Status For Negroes In Few Years DURHAM All obstacles to the Negro's achievement of Brat-class citizenship will be removed “in your life time”, Harry Golden, tun ed author, told candidates tor graduation at North Carolina Col lege here Sunday. Golden warned Pie 377 candi dates, however, that removal of se gregation and discrimination bar riers will mean “greater, not lee* responsibility” for them. The Negro's salvation, he con tinued, lies In "more education and greater political activity”, both re commanded to tha graduate* as “the only way for you In a world where Negroes will have to take pot hick with all other Americans.” President Alfonso Elder introduc ed the commencement speaker. In NOCs 37th finals celebration, and conferred degrees. Outstanding among degree reci pients were 27 undergraduates who finished with honors and three stu dents who received law degree*. Honor students Included: Ed ward Bosier. Wilmington, and Fred C. Icard, Lenoir, Tamm cum laude”; Mae France* Baiham. Knightdale: Hayworth L Bradley, High Point; Alphonso Gantt Winston-Salem; Larry Ingram, Durham: Donie R. McNeill, Dur ham; Wilma M. Pridgen, Raleigh; and Eliza Rose Tate, Morganton. “magna cum laude.” Graduate* who finished "cum laude” include: Aljosie Baker. Sal isbury: Betty E. Barnes, Weldon. William Crowder, Charlotte; Mae Coeton, Wallace; Beverly E. Davis, Rocky Mount; William P. Evans, Philadelphia, Pa.; Joseph H. FYyar, Durham; Evelyn C. Hall, Plymouth; Oxygvenia Hughley, Fayetteville; Elizabeth Jones, Durham; Jean Q Lloyd, Council: Vivian M. Lloyd, Rocky Mount; William McPhattfr, Sanford. Alma D. Melvin. Fayette ville; Mary J. Mills, Jackson; Thad deu* S. Moore. Mayaville: Carolyn Smith, East Orange, N. J.; Mary A. Williamson, Clinton; and Wil liam E. Wilson, Durham. Graduates in law, with LL.B. de grees. Lawrence B. Ehnett of Wil son: Ruaaell C. Washington. DiU 11:33—WFLB Show Time—MYH 11:55—Newa—ABC 12:00—Sign Off SUNDAY A. M. 7:s3—Sign On 7; 54—Meditation Far The Day 7:6s—News B:oo—Protestant Hour B:29—News Headlines A WeathT B:3o—Sunday Morn tog Devotions B:4s—The Melk>-Macs 9:ls—Children’s Bible Hour 9:4s—Sunday Music 10:00—Boling Baracas Claaa 10:30—Weekend News ABC 10:35—Sunday Music 11:00—Church Service P. M. 13:00—News 13:05—Sunday Music 12:30—Newa Headlines * WaathY 12:33—Sunday Music I:oo—Sunday Music I:3o—Newa Headlines * WeathT I:33—Sunday Music I:ss—Weekend News 3:oo—Employment Security °"lTlTl*l <^ 2:os—Sunday Musie 3:3s—Weekend News ABC 3:3o—Sunday Milter 2:ss—Weekend Newa ABC 3:oo—Speaking of Sports—AßC 3:os—Sunday Music 3:3B—News Headlines A WeathT 3:3o—Hour of 4:00—Old Fashion Revival Hr. 4:3o—News Haadlliw * WeathT 4:33—Sunday Mode B:2s—Newa Headlines * WeathT s:3o—Tha Big Baade 6:00-Sunday Made 6:35—A Look at tha Weather 6:3o—Sunday Made 7:oo—Spooking of Sporta-ABC 7:os—Sunday Muds 7:3o—Weekend News ABC 7:36—Sunday Made 7:ss—Weekend Hows ABC B.oo—Made For Yota* At Heart o:3s—Mode For Young At Heart o:ss—Mews Vzz-Stme AfTdwMM 9:55 Newa ABC 19:00—Afude Fof Young At Heart 10 30—News Headltnea A WeathT 10:32—Mode For Young At Heart 10:56—Newa - ABC U:oo—Sports Final n.-05-WFtß_Bhow Tlina MYH | 11:33—SUm OS top You Staid Knot wyn, Va: and Richard A. Yeung, Seattle, Waahingotn. In his commencement addreaa. Golden aald Negroes must exert themselves poliitcally, especially in voting. "And do not fret about waht your enemies call ‘bloc vot ing’. Each group believe* it pro gram Is in the beet interests of tha United States. Specking of education as a re iponsiblity, he said there must be nothing teiort of a "mad stampede" of the Negroee of the South into the classrooms of America. "Edu cation, like love, will find away, even if you have to study by the light of the moon." In addition to the main speaker, several local dignitaries took part on tha NOC commencement pro I* ’i * t| i wUPwjw v * he i« t ‘ 11 |i if Uliiy ».,-m -i 1 W% HjE FAYETTEVILLE ALUMNI ENTERTAIN NEW YORK GROUP— Peeing for the nainwaman between social events provided for them are seaae members of the New York Alumni Chapter of the Fayette villa *«—»« Association. There were 31 in aIL The group, guests to the rammnnrrmant festivities, enjoyed an assortment of social oc casions provided for them and contributed for the twelfth eoneeeutlve year 8500.00 t* the J. W. Seabrook Scholarship Fund. Shown here, front row left are: Carey 8. MeDow, New York: Addle O. Williams, Fayetteville; Thomas Williams, Rocky Mount, President of the Gen eral Alumni Association; tJUIe M. MeDow. New York CHy: and Frank Baldwin, New York City. Back row: WllUam Bridge*. Fayetteville; Dr. Od*B UaasO. Fayetteville. Director of Alumni Relations; Brook lyn Mr Peachy, Treasurer, General Alumni Association; L. Avon Cor bett, Executive Secretary of New York Alumni Chapter; and Bonnie Dobbins of New York City. | CROSSWORD * ♦ ♦ By A. C. 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T. Jones Asbury Tempi* Methodist Church, bene diction. Dean G. T. Kyle presented candi dates for undergraduate degree* Dean William H. Brown, for grad uate degree* and Dean A. L. Tur ner presented the three students who received the Bachelor of Laws degree. More than half of the passenger motor vehicles of the world are manufactured in the United State* -(ANP) Cumberland C’nty HCTA Holds Final Meeting; Elects Heads FAYETTEVILLB On May 15, the Cumberland County Unit of the North Carolina Tea chars Associa tion culminated a year’s work with a dinner meeting at Ashley School. MT. Artheneus Dew, president of the amociation. preaided. Mrs. Mae Rudd Williams. County Supervisor, brought greetings. The guest speaker for the occa sion was C. J Barber. Acting Exe cutive Secretory of the North Ca roline Teachers Association Bar ber emphasized three major points. They were: 1. Teachers must upgrade the profession and be proud to be s teacher, for all people had to pass byway of the teacher prior to en tering any other profession, 3. We must prepare oureelves to meet the challenges of the day. 3. We must suport our profession al organisations. Certificates of award were pre Princeton Graded School Faculty b Entertained PRINCETON For the past 18 years Mr. end Mrs Howard J. Whitley has entertained the Prince ton Graded School principal, facul ty and county friends and this year the affair waa again sponsored by tha Whitley*. After retiring from the teaching profession Mrs. Whltlay has devot ad her time and service to tha Princeton Community and Johnston County. For 13 years she was pre sident of Princeton Home Demon stration Club, having won 4 Blue Ribbons from the Annual Ham and Egg Shaw, a member of the John ston County PTA Nomination Com mittee and she received the 4-H Club Medal for Adult Leadership. Every principal, supervisor, speci al education Teacher in Johnston County has been Invited to her home during the 18 years. Receiving at the door was Mrs. Whitley and Mias Merlon Spruill. The house was attractively decorat ed with a profession of spring flow ers donated by Mr*. Millard Mas sey, Sr. The dining room table was decorated with a white linen em broidered table cloth overlaid with pink net. The centerpiece coneisted Rochester Whites Join Negroes In City Bias Charges ROCHESTER, N. Y. (ANP) In en unusual action, whites, here. Joined Negroes In charging that tha city schools are racially segregated in B eornplatnt filed in Federal Dis trict court last week. James A Sandtfer. attorney for the NAACP, said It was the Brat school segregation complaint to be joined by whites. The complaint asked that tha Board of Education be enjoined from continuing the alleged segre gation in the city school* It said that the board had unlawfully and unconstitutionally made and en forced regulations aaahlishlng cer tain racially segregated public schools In the eity. "We’re not saying at this moment that this segregation is intentional or deliberate In the true acne* of the word”, Sandtfer said, ’hut it is harmful and wrong and there is a positive need for the board to do something about it." The complaint listed twenty-two children from ten families aa plain tiffs Four of the ten families are whits. FAYETTEVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY “These Bvsiness People Are Sponsors Os The Carolinian In Fayetteville, Please Buy From Them. 99 SUPERIOR CAFE. 11l Dari* HE Mr Merchant... Reach Thousands Weekly Through CAROLINIAN Advertising Space • IN TOUR BUSINESS LISTED D) THE FAYETTEVILLE DIRECTORY IF NOT CALL OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT HE 2-2569 Today UUUO SHOW ~ WINSLOW BARBER SHOP. 188 MCLEOD’S BARBER SHOP. 888 Franklin Street. HE *-«3M BARBEE SHOf. 135 sen ted to the following schools: Ashley, Seabrook, Wade. Cbastnutt and Armstrong for 100 percent membership in tha local, atete and national Education Association. Seabrook School received a (pedal meritorious award for 100 percent membership In the Hammocks Beach Corporation. C. A. Chick, President-Elect of the Southeastern District of N. C. T. A. installed the officer* of C. C. T. A. for 1963-63: President, A Dew; vice president Calvin T. Denials; secretary, Mrs. Leols E. Smith; corresponding sec retary, Mias R Cheatham; treasur er, Joseph L. Cameron; chairman of nominating committee. Mr*. Frances Jones. Among the visiting guests were: Mrs. L. Lockamy. Mrs. C. Avent, Mrs. A. Dew. C. A. Chick, D. A. Williams, Rudolph Jones J. W. Mc- Koy and J. S. Splvy. of pink and whits apple blossoms and two Alvar candelabra. A delicious four eourae dinner waa served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt, Forest Hill High School, Four Oaks; Water Sanders, Smlthfield mortician; H. F. Palmer, County Extension A gent, Smlthfield; Mr. and Mrs J. T. McNeill, Commercial Education Teachers, Forest Hill High School, Four Oaks; Mias Montrose Wil liams, Mrs. Mildred A. Williams, Miss Rogerlyn J. Dublin, Mrs. Ma ry V. Hinton. Mrs. Edna Palmar. Mias Jacquelyn Williamson. Mat thew Sanders and J. F. McNeill, principal of Princeton Graded School. After dinner Mr. McNeill ex - res sad appreciation on behalf of the faculty and school to Mrs. Whit ley for her interest and outstand ing service performed in the school. PTA and community. 'SICKIEAVERBQUESi;-REASON: xfc SICK OF MY BOSS' * / BEAUTY SHOPS BELVA’S BEAUTY BOR. Murehl *on Rd., HE 3-9475. CLEAHEBB CARROLL’S TAILOR SHOP, 117 Pereon, H« 3-9883 COLLEGE CLEANERS. 381 BCv chlion, HE 8-9471 Washingrton’s Wash and Cleaners 318 Wilmington Baud Open 6 A M. Til *0 P. M. Dully 20 Washers— 7 Dryers SAM’S I CLOTHING STORE SHOP SAM’S AND SAVE! 313 Pereon Street PBPO BIOSES SERVICE DRUG STORE. 118 GE leapte. HE 3-34*3 WTXLUrt DRUG STORE. 808 HUaboro, HE t-8787 CBOCEBS MCNAIR’S OBOCERY. 888 WH ateagton RA, HE 8-8888 RESTAURANTS LOU’S AUTOr GRUX. I*l7 Wetee Avu, HE 8-3318. PARKER SNACK HAH, 14M Mar- Ashley Honors Former Students FAYETTEVILLE May 29. the seventh grade of Aaheley Elemen . tary School honored the graduat ing classes of Ann Cheatautt and S. E. Smith High Schools who pre viously attended Ashley Elemen tary School The seventh grade girls sang tha school’s Alma Mater, which was a dopted this year, and dedicated It to the graduates in honor of their accomplishment Congratulatory retnarka «hr made by M. J. Yarboro, seventh grade teacher, and Mrs. D. M. Mur phy, first grade teacher. William . N. McGuire, principal, challenged, tha graduate* to strive for higher goal*. rise The graduates were given gift# and refreshments were served. TAX TIPS :V Employers liable tor income tgg withheld and social security team* in excess of 9100 for the month CR May must deposit such taxes (ftt* a depository, James A. Lucas pf.. the Internal Revenue office in Ray leigh reported today. Stressing Tm: importance of compliance with de posit deadline of June 15. 1903, Lu cas added that a Form 450 shaoM be used for this purpose. “J "' Deposits may be made In local , authorized banks, or Federal Bar' serve Banks, said Luca*. Employers who do not haw* 'tT‘ copy of Circular E, "Employgf'i Tax Guide”, may obtain it from., any local IRS office. This public*" ■ tton contains a full diacuaatep cK employment taxes together .wm tablet and percentage method* tor "Success comes la can* Failure comae ia can't*." , 1-8450 PHILLIP’S SANDWICH SHOP 14— Mnrchison 84. 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