Cathedral Scene Os Wedding
MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE HANCOCK
Sets Precedent;
Draws Big Crowd
la a prscsdsnt tatting ceremony
at tha Bam am Catholic Sacred
CsMtedMl bars to Ralegh, Mia
latella Margnsrett Smith was u
altad la holy wedlock. Saturday
noon. August 91. to Mr. Lawrence
s——* of Roanoke. Va. •
Tha wadding ceremony, conduct
ed Mr the Reverend F. Ranas R.
flfniflTT. the etiolating priest, was
carted out ia eeafermity with the
marrtaga rites at tha Holy Catholic
Church.
The bride h the daughter at Mrs.
India B. Smith and the late James
L. Smith at this d*. Mm is a grad
uate at Besrsrd University and
SPRING HOPE
MAYOR
INCENSH)__
tancad to two years on two counts,
tha praoacuttog witness has re
turned to New York, but the May
er ad the town has vowed a sweep
ing investigation on the incidents
that secured hers Saturday night
Mayor Jimmy Pearce told the
CAROLINIAN Wednesday morn
that there was no need of all the
panic tad the unfavorable publi
city aver what he term a routine
Setardaynight affray Mayor said
that there was no reason tot all
roesmntmo ost paob at
Senegal Official Sags Why
Communism JYot Adopted
nw YORK—Admut > bangc
Os claims by fcto Soviet profagand*
media the tCommunlsm is a god*
amd to Africa, a wide radio aud
ience tat the Soviet Union heard a
difertng view, offered by an Afri
can statesman from Senega.
President Leopold Seder .Sen
gher'e trenchant criticism of Mar
xism-Leninism as die gospel for
the newly independent African na
tions was beamed to die USSR by
Radio Liberty, the free worlds
meat powerful shortwave network
m^MT
Wife, Guns
Himself
OAKLAND—Death began its de
vastation in this rural communi'.y
Saturday afternoon about 34 hours
after the long Labor Day holiday
aaaaon got started. The mishap was
not an automobile accident, but
the apparent murder and suicide
es a wife and husband.
Daniel Ray Carter, a collector
tar ■ local clothing store went to
the home at Sd Highsmith 36 a
haul W§ pm and discovered the
Mr at his wtft Margaret cn the
fraat perch and when he realized
there had been foul play he made
a hasty rarest back to town in
search a t an ofßcor.
When the officers arrived they
aha Sound die woman. They began
to search the house, which sraa
gtfS to ho aa aid delaptdatod
was employed aa e dark in tha
Raleigh branch at the Farmers
-and Mechanics Bank.
The broom is tha son of Mr and
Mrs. Alexandar Hancock of Roa
noke, Va. Ha is a Civil engineer
ing graduate of Howard Univer
sity and is pfUsiuillj employed by
the federal government in Sacra
ments, California, where tha cou
ple will make their borne.
Mias Smith .was given in mar
riage by her '•wotoev. w>, » U
Smith of Greer .. v«\. •,. t '
The bride wore a wedding gown
at Empress Satin Ifcsu db Sole
made with a princess bodice and
long fitted sleeves pointed over
the hand with re-embrolded A
leneon lace The protrait neckline
extended to the front of the very
full skirt which fell into a Cathe
dral train. The lace on the bodice
as on the skirt was elaborately
beaded with sled pearls She wore
a finger tip veil of illusion attack
ed to a pill box hat of A lemon lace
embroided in pearls.
Mrs. Rosetta Iseley was Matron
of honor and Mr. Alexander Han
cock, father of the groom was (he
beat man.
Attending the bride were Miss
Mabel Patterson, and the Misses
Delores Ann Ssmith. Joyce Cooper
and Shirley Rodgers. Little Mias
Judy Kay was flower girl, the ring
bearer was Micheel Williams
Ushers were Carl Jones, Leslie
Dunnaville Jr. of Philadelphia, Pa.
Albert Laws, Fonville. James Han
cock of Washington. D. C. and Ro
bert Howard of Raleigh Out of
town guest included: Mrs Ger
trude Shaw, Mrs. Pearl Raain, Mrs.
Elveta Martin and Geoy Croom
from New York City, all cousins
(cowtptolcp ox paob r>
broadcasting to the Soviet Union.
In his statement, written for the
Society of Friends of Teilhard da
State News
Briefs
*4-TEAR-OLD MAN SHOT
DURHAM Rufus Jenkins.
64. found out Sunday night that
he cannot go around chasing
women who say they are afraid
of him. He is In Veterans Hospital
where he was carried after hav
ing been shot by Mrs. Hurtlne
Mclver. 36
The woman readily admitted
the shooting and said that Jenk
ins chased her and that she shot
him with a .33 caliber pistol to
protect herself. Bhe was held on
a 6600 bond on a charge of as
sault and battery with a danger
ous weapon with Intent to kill.
Jenkins was reported in serious
condition Monday night and was
said to be suffering from pistol
wounds in his groin and In his
■boulder.
LOSES LITE IN DEBRIS
SOUTHERN PINBS Fun
eral riles far 64-year-eM Daa
eou Jerdaa Livingston are
stated to be beM at the Mk
steawry Ragtlat Church Wad
(twmwmna pars n
The Caro uni. \\
North Carolina's Leading Weekly
VOL. SI. NO. 44 RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER «. 1963 PRICE ISc
IFi/c Victim
Heart Jab Fatal
KICK RIDES AGAIN
HUSBAND
SHOWS NO
REMORSE
'"h’rle* Dunn. S 3, now held In
”? w >ke County Jail for the fatal
stabbing of his wife. Mrs. Luvenla
Dunn, 38, In a State Street candy
store, Saturday morning, showed
no remorse when he talked with
a CAROLINIAN representative.
Re said that he stabbed her
when she told her nephew. Doug
las Martin. “There he Is. If you
don't get him, I will.” He *iv«gtf
that he took this to mean that
they were out to get him and ha
was going to protect himself.
Douglas Martin is the 14-year
old son of Mrs. Dunn’s sister.
Dunn further states that be
wanted to talk with his wife about
getting their four children ready
for school. He silages that the
told him she didn’t want to talk
end that *s pbouid leave her a
»one. He r;ruwr allegne Uha* mm
had not been altogether true to
him and that she spent consider
able time awfy from home.
Evidence by eye witnesses does
not bear Dunn out. They are al
leged to have told the police that
Dunn followed his wife into the
store and accused her of “run
ning” around with another man.
Mrs. Rebecca Warren, the can
dy store operator, alleges that the
Dunn woman asked him to not
argue with her and that she also
told him she did not want and
argument. Mrs. Warren Intimated
that she nor Mrs. Dunn thought
that he was mad enough to kill.
He is reported to have snatched
his knife out of his pocket and to
have sent It direct Into the heart
of his wife.
They are reported to have been
married about twelve years and
have four children. The children
are reported as being taken care
of by a sister, at the present time.
Mm. Dunn was funerallsed
from a local church Wednesday
and burled In the church ceme
tery, with Rev. E. E. Henry offi
ciating.
Dunn is slated for a hearing in
City Court this week. He is now
being held without the privilege
of bond.
Chardin In Paris, President Sen
ghor declared that in the period
between the two world wars, A
frican intellectuals from the then
trench colonies were repelled by
the cold materialism, extrema ra
tionalism, athism and blind deter
minism of Marxist theory.
When the African students were
(cowTorcr) on paob t>
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
Bin FROM THEM—
PAGE t
■orien t Citk Store
Jimi H. Brows
PAGE 1
Betty-Gsy
Psws a Country Pnrattare
Wsshlastoo Ttrraeo Apia , lor
PAGE 1
BnSsoo-Belk
PAGE S
Colonial ttore
B. E. Qataa roraWare Co.
Ptrostone Beam
PAGE 7
AAP PooS atom
PAGE S
Doloxt Hotel
Carolina Bonders Cory
BMtoway OpUrlsas. lac.
Wirttr
Sevea-Cy Bitting Co.
Popl-Celo Bitmap Co. at Baletfh
PAGE S
Mcleod. Watooo A Loaler
Applteneo Coater
Want General Tiro Co
PAGE II
Thomas Bod * Wktta Pood Store
Aato DUtom Co.
I. M. Tonne Bard wo to Co.
Bololfk EsoisoS Co.
iimi’riitsiu ce
MRS. SANDBRg
Father,
Unborn
Child Die
In Crash
Stark tragedy that stalled the
highways of the nation during the
past weekend ruined the future of
a whole family. The father was
killed, the mother hospitalised
and an unborn child denied the
sight of ever seeing the light of
day.
MR. SANDERS dead upon arriv
(CONTDfVBD ON VAOB I)
Lie Detector Test Frees
Woman Os Baby's Death
JACKSONVILLE—A 32 year old
Wilmington girl. Mias Shtriay Ho
wet, was set free by Onslow Coun
ty Coroner, Talbert Jones, hare
recently, when he found no pro-
W HATH K K
The five Say waather teracaa*
baslaalns Thursday, Saptamkar 0,
aa 4 eoattaulas through Monday.
Septambar IS, la aa follows:
Tsmparatnrss nsar or sHshtty
balow normal Cooler IhuraSay
an* Friday, warmer Saturday and
cooler again on Sunday and Man
day. Sainted will average around
throe quartan es an Inch, eceurlng
aa scattered ahowera and thunder
showers slang tha coast Thnraday
and osar this area mainly Saturday
and Sunday.
Donna Eaoo Etrriec
PAGE U
Tkc Capital Coca-Cola BotUtai Co.
Wbolooalo Electric Soyyty. lac
As letsh Parattaro Co.
■ovoa-Py Boultnr Co
•oars. 800 Sark A Co.
Aaacrtraa Credit Co.
Pla* SUto Milk Ire Craaai
Balolpb Paint a Wallyapor Co
G. S. Tarkor Brat., lac.
PAGE 14
■ors-Plt Scat Cover Center
Lotaao Dtotrlkatlas Co.
■tepheas Aypllaace Co
PAGE U
Carolina Power A Lifkt Co.
Bros don Prod ore Co.. lac
Branch Bonktas A Treat Co.
Mocbaalro A Parsers Beak
Lifktaer's Paacral Boose
MHr heir a Bootoaraat A Dim* Booat
PAGB IS
Cmstoad’a Grocery A Transfer Co.
Barrie SPholoeale. lac.
Tire Sales A SerrVc Co.
BeoChera Peraltarr Whoieeala To
Speed Wash
PAGE 17
Aaeerlcaa Credit Co.
Lincoln Theatre
PARE M
BBTs- lac
rear Wholesale Co. lac
Peace Evans When Service
ArHr MITCHELL
Raleigh
Att f yln
Durham
Hospital
DURHAM Attorney BsiilgH
g. Ifitohed. Raleigh praottoner.
wm admitted to Veterans Hospi
tal hare Sunday, suffering from
what is believed to have been a
■light Stroks.
The militant lawyer was
brought here from his home In
Raleigh. It was reported from re
liable sourest, that his speech had
been Impaired and that there
were signs that his right aide was
affected. It was later reported
that his speech had cleared up
and there were signs of lmprove
meent to the affected parts of his
body.
A call to the hospital threw
very little light on his oondltlon.
One Dr. Dunn said that informa
tion concerning patients eotdd not
fcomHwin on pam «>
bal cause la tho death at bar agar
ben son.
Tha cam bad • Strangs twite. hi
view of the tact that H was alleged
to have been bom somewhere bo
twee New York and Jacksonville.
The woman agreed So a lie detec
tor teat and convinced the ooronar
toe was telling the truth.
When ahosm a picture of the
dead baby she readily agreed that
It was ben and that ahe wanted a
picture of it Tho coroner obliged
Mias Hewett area an her way to
Wilmington to attend tho trial at
fcowTWCTP am pa— to
ODDS-ENDS
BY ROBERT G. (RETARD
l/OOEDM) AHEAD
Now that the aohocis have un
opened after tha long amunar va
cation, every student tram the be
ginners to the aeniors am looking
abend to what the challenge and
the prom let at the new school year.
School administrators, auparviaoro
and teachers should be prepared to
accept this challenge and to make
effective the promisee. This can on
ly bedone through the recognition
and toe acceptance at the tote that
echooie am maintained eolay for
tha purpose at enlightening and
educating students, never tar toe
personal benefit at the administra
tors and teachers
It la our solid conviction, a con
viction baaed upon observation,
contact and experience, that tar
too many students are not given
the opportunity of utilizing their
potentials because of tha internal
polities, bickering, patty selfishness
and inadequacy within toe achoola
and at the teaching and admtoiters
five personnel
Many Negroes resent toe fact,
but nevertheless. It ia still true,
that by end large. Negro teudants
in this region are below the aca
demic level at thatr while counter
parte The ram on tor this sad sow
(cosrtwnJm am rang a*
CROSSES
AFLAME
OVERJA
TALLULAH Certainly Tsllu
lah Bankhead would not be pleas
ed to know that the town that
bears her name has suddenly be
oome alighted with crosses In de
fiance of the integration of schools
la the state.
That is what has happened here
and throughout the state. It was
reliably reported that the Ku Klux
Klan burned crosses in 14 northern
towns In the state and in toe ca
pital during the weekend, In an ef
fort to thwart integration.
Reports coming from the state
revealed that ant only were the
children undaunted, but that state
officials and law enforcement offi
cers wem about seeing tost the
schools were integrated orderly.
In Baton Rouge, five fire trucks
were called out to douse a four
foot eroas that biased in bont of
the 88-story state Capital building.
The only racial desegregation In
Louisiana at too elementary
school levs! la to toe New Orleans
gaai. Roman Catholic schools in
tbs city era scheduled to desegre
gate Tuesday and desegregation
of public schools goes into Its
third year Thursday with 187 Ne
groes scheduled to attend 31
formerly whits aohoolt.
The only other elementary
(cowTproip m pam g
Tan Teachers
Instructing
White Pupils
CHARLOTTE Tea white
yenngstors attended etaame
with 888 Negre pupils at Be
thnaae School In charlotte
without incident.
Originally 81 white young
•tore were aaalgned there, but
the ethers obtained transfers or
did not attend Friday.
The white minority desegre
gation occurred ae 877 Negroes
went to elneam with white
youngsters in Charlotte and
Mecklenburg County. The era
celibated etty-county schools
have MAM pupils.
la. Governor Asked By
SCEF To Stem Violence
WWW ORLRMAB La. Gover
nor Jimmie H. Davie of Louialnnn
bee been naked bp the Southern
Conference Educational Fund to
oat to atom the tide of violence to
north Louisiana directed against
civil rights landers.
Sa a letter to tha Oovemor, Dr,
INTEGRATION IN LA. Two of the Negro children that integrated Our Lady at Go ad
Harbor Catholic School Auguet 29th, in Bure*., La., march in the traditional Roeary Praoaastsm
through tha Church Cametery an route to their firtt day of claaaaa in tha formally iflwMli
echoof Cl/M PHOTO i.
■ 1 —II! ■
LINE UP CLERICS IN ALLEY—A group o/ 75 miniaier
from the East and Midwest line up in an allay alongeida polio
headquarters in Albany, Ga., alter their arrest. Tha pram chart
wars arrested when they failed to obey police Orders to atari on
alter holding a prayer service in Iront ol city hall. Tha fro up
came here to help the integrationist Albany Movement in its
protest ol city mgregation practicm. (UPI PHOTO).
PIONEER NORTH CAROLINA
DENTIST DIES IN N. Y.
YONKERS. N. Y. Dr. Alax
ander McAllister Rivera, tor., 70,
who started practicing dentistry
in Durham. N. C. in 1009. dtod
hers Sunday. HI had barn Ul for
several months.
A native of Wlknington, N. C„
ha was the son as toe late Thomas
*1 Elisa < William* » Rivera. Tha
tr Rivera waa among the pto*
neer undertakers of the state.
Dr. Rivera practiced In Durham
After finishing the Howard pnl
voralty Dental School. Later he
moved to Oreenaboro, N. C., Where
he practiced until 1031 whan he
moved to Yonkers. New York.
Ho was among a small group of
Negroes who activated a progres
sive civil rights movement in
North Carolina after the first
World War. Along with the late
Dr. James E Shepard, founder and
first president of North Carolina
College. Dr. Rivera served on some
of the early Interracial commit
tees designed to Improve human
relation* in North Carolina
A member of the board of trus
tee* of Palmer Memorial Institute
In SedaJla, N. C, he wa* likewise
an ardent supporter of the NAA
CP. He was a member of Kappa
Alpha Pal Fraternity and a Ma
son. He wa* also one of the foun
ders of the Old North State Me
dical Society.
In Yonkers, Dr. Rivera served
as a member of the Salvation
Amy Advisory Board and tha
Yonkers Dental Society, which
honored him for 00 years of serv
ice to the dental profession In 19-
Jemao A. Dombrowskl, executive .
director of the SCEF. sold six
such violent attack* In northern |
Louisian* in the past ten month* (
raised the question: ,
•'Can clttsens In Louisiana as
sert s minority opinion without
placing their live* and property to
80. He reoalvad a plaque tor sim
ilar service from the Wlohaoter
Medical and Dental Association
In 1950.
Survivors Include his wife, Mrs.
Ohretta 8. Riven, at tbs Rone.
M Haw throne Street, Yonkers, N.
Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Doris R.
Burgess and Mrs. Raven R. Elliott,
Detroit; a son A. M. Rivera, Jr.,
(COWIWP to PAW n
INSTRUCTOR
IS CHARGED
IN ASSAULT
WILMINGTON —A shocking •-
xamplt of immorality on tha part
of a teacher In the New Hanover
County public schools took place
recently when Frank Robinson,
teacher and basketball and toot
bell coach at Willte6n Senior High
School, was accused by a female
student of aseaulting her.
The alleged assault Is said to
have taken place about ten mllee
from the city whan Robinaen wag
on a driver-education lemon with
toe young girl who will be ■ senior
(COMTDrVBD Oft' PAOg I)
jeopardy?”
Protest* aim hove been sent by
SCEF to tha Department at Jus
tice and the U. 8. CtvU Right*
Commission
The latest act of vtolanco WA*
iLONTINf’KD StT PAOB *>