Raleigh
Matron
Buried
Death la the (ate of endless joy
and ret we dread to enter there
could be clearly discerned at the
First Baptist Churc.i Tuesday after
noon when Rev. C. W. Ward en
toned the last sad rites tor Mrs.
Ada Mae Rice Jamigan. promin
ent in religious, educational, litera
ry and community life.
From the time that the world
flashed throughout the state that
aha had succumbed at Wake Me
morial Hospital, Saturday night,
fftar having been stricken at the
Sir Walter Hotel, a few days prev
iously. where She was attending a
meeting, until she was laid to rest
in National Cemetery, there had
bean a pall of sadness, hovering
•ver Raleigh and environs.
MM. ADA M. JAKNIGAN
Her body *u taken to Universi
ty Chapel. Shaw University at 13
Noon, where colleague a, student*
and other persons close to Shaw, to
which she waa ao devoted, got an
opportunity to view it There were
those who pictured her leaving as
a ship setting out for another port
knowing exactly where it waa go
ing to dock and what those on the
ether shore would say when the
cargo reached there.
At J p. m., the bopdy was car
ried to First Baptist Church and
sorrowing bears and saddened
countenances took the long last
look. Knowing her devotion to duty
and her consecration to service
there were few who left the bier
with dry apes. Neither the station
in Mia nor the dignity of office
could hide the sorrow that pervad
ed the auditorium.
Promptly at tour, the funeral
procession entered the church. Dr.
P. H. Johnson read toe scripture
AME^cms
Confab
Protests
PIT I SBORO The annual meet
ing es the District Conference,
Durham District AME Zion Church
composed of churches in Chatham,
Durham, and Orangt counties
which closed at Union Grove
Church recently, implored both
President Kennedy and his bro
ther, Robert, to intervene in the
peeing tide of berfaerism that is
sweeping the South.
The unwarranted attacks on Ne
groes, the burning of churches, the
Jailing of persons who attempt to
enter Howard Johnson's restau
rants, and toe shooting at two girls
tor their Interest in registering and
voting were termed as not only un
christian. but inhuman. The confab
was highly critical of the way ma
ny at the law enforcement agen
(CONTIMOED ON PAOB St
Johnston County Man Hunt
Still On For Earl Terry
SMITHFIELD Scotland Yarda
has a reputation for getting its man
and Johnny Dollar can always
track down his felon but according
to Johnston County deputy sheriffs.
La than Bari Morgan, alias Lathaa
Earl Terry, has successfully elud
ed them since Friday night.
He is wanted in connection with
the shooting of an 18 year old white
hoY. Devrett Johnson, on a rural
road, near Benson. Friday night.
The report reads like a real west
ern and bne that pitted crime a
gainst lota-making. It is alleged
ODDS-ENDS
BY JAMEB A. KHEFARD
"A reed name is rather U be
aheeen than riches.'
TO BET THE RECORD STRAIGHT
For the past 5 years. Odds and
End: has bern carried in The CA
HOLWIAN under the name of Rob
ert G. Shetwrd Robert George is
actually a portion of the name of
Jamas A. Shepard. Rie full name
being James Augustus Robert
Baorgs Shepard.
Il seems that there was a great
Bmire to ‘honor* all the uncles, so
la order to do so. all of these un
rles name* were given to the writ
er.
Robert G. Shepard was ehoeen as
the author of Odds and Ends mere
ly to give that column a special
identity However, in order to put
to reel some false rumor* that the
b nwr w*i Dicing oenma ■)€ nunc
A not her A tbanu
Seen At Statesville
The Carolinian
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
VOL. 21. NO. 46 RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1962 PRICE 15c
Georgia Whites To Rebuild
BURNED CHURCH
♦ + ++ + + + +
Highway Accidents Take
Three Lives Near Fuquay
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DEATH DEALING CAR—This IMS Pontiac, owned by David Bnllew, dealt death to two persons
Monday when it strack a pickup track, careened off highway Ml near Pbgnar Springs and then tore
into the tree shewn In pictare. Willie Richardson and Glenwoed Arnold loot their Uvea and Hal lew is In
Wake Memorial Hospital. The three men wen on their war to Pt. Bragg, when they worked ae barbers.
(UPI PHOTO).
Three Cars, Track, Tree
Figure In Death Os Three
FUQUAY SPRINGS Thomas
Lyon, brother of one of the three
automobile accident victims killed
here Monday, told The CAROLIN
IAN. "That is toe way brother was
supposed to die.” Thomas was
weighted in sorrow as he attempt
ed to toll how his brother met hit
deeth. He could hardly hold back
the tears because it brought toe
death of another brother, killed a
bout three years ago. in the same
manner, back in focus.
that crime woo. Johnson is alleged
to have been see ted in the cer with
Miss Carolyn Allen. 31. when a car
carrying five Negroes and one
white man drove up. The report
furtiter stated that four of the Ne
groes got out of the cor and de
manded that Johnson take them for
some gas.
Johnson not only waa reluctant
to talk with them, hut raised the
window of the ear. locked the door
and attempted to drive off. It was
then it is reported. Johnson waa
shot in the throat. The bullet came
through the glass of tbs car. John
son drove as far as he could and
then the girl took over. She took
him to ha home and later ha waa
taken to tha hospital
All of the men were caught and
lodged in jaiL except Morgan. Ha
ha* been the object of a man hunt,
that has extended from the ex
to Garner, on toe western side
treme eastern side of Johnston Co
Wake County officers. ABC attic
fcoimroxD on page n
N.C. Colleges Seek Aid
So called Negro state colleges
asked the Advisory Budget Com
mittee for 93.117.944 Monday ss port
of the 917.7 million requested to
carry on education for a two-yeer
.period beginning July 1993.
ART College asked for 1.1 miO-
Ion: North Carolina College. 1 mill
ion: Elizabeth City wants 9415X31;
Fayetteville see the need for 9990 -
TOR while Winston-Salem Mama to
be able to get along wito 5236J04
The Consolidated University Bak
Tragedy struck this fanning sac
tion Monday morning and whan
the grind of car wheels ended, the
failure of some one to respect the
rights of others had been manifest
ed, three people were deed and
•even other* injured.
Willie Richardson, 21 and Glen
wood Arnold, 32. were found dead
after a 1962 Pontiac careened off
of U. S.-401 about one mile south
of hare, Monday morning about
10:30, after striking a pickup truck.
David Bailey, the owner of the to
tal car, was mid to ba driving, and
is now in Waka Memorial HoapitoL
The three men lived in this com
munity and were reported to have
been on their way to Fort Bragg
where they worked as barbers.
Richardson, who is reported as
being unmarried, lived in the Wil
burn section. Funeral arrangement*
had not been completed when The
CAROLINIAN went to press
Arnold was bom and reared In
Holly Springs and lived with bis
wist Katie here. Puneral ritoa have
been set for the St. Augustus Free
Will Baptist Church, it I p. m.
Thursday, with Rev. J. M. Jackson
In charg*. He leavee beside his
wife, 4 sons, a mother, two brothers
and five sisters. He graduated from
School and Harris Barber Collage,
Raleigh.
Willie Glenn Lyon. 26. died In
another accident when a. car listed
to George Wilson. 594 E. Cabarrus
St„ Raleigh, was involved with a
car, carrying a traitor, containing
two mules, and driven by Jeaae
Brewlngton. Rt 1, Cary.
Lyon attend Fuquay Consolidat
ed School and was married to the
former Lizzie Kirby He leaves a
wife, throe small children, mother,
I brothers, four sisters and three
aunts. Puneral arrangements were
incomplete at press time.
ed for 10.7 million' The University
includes the University of North
Carolina. Chapel Hill; State College
Raleigh end Woman’s College at
Greensboro.
The colleges had submitted ear-
Iter “A" budget requests, th* mon
ey required to keep th* schools op
erating at their present level dur
ing the next two years These bud
get# of toe 13 colleges, including tbs
three within the University system,
totaled 963 million.
Brewingtons wife and their IS
year-old son were riding with him
and had to ba treated for injuries.
They were sent home after the in
juries were treated. One of this
mules waa also injured, but not too
ccomw>s~oN paqr t>
Rev . Cox
Held In
17,500 Bail
BATON ROUGE. La - Two Ne
gro ministers, both integration
leaders, were tree today on bonds
totaling 937.300
The Rev B. Elton Cox of High
Point, N. C„ was released Tuesday
on bonds totaling 917.300
The Beet Baton Rouge Parish
grand Jury charged Cox. a field
secretary for CORE, end the Rev.
Arthur L. Jelks. Sr., president of
the Baton Rouge chapter <>f the
NAACP, with defaming District
Judge Fred Blanche. Jr . and Dis
trict Attorney Sargent Pitcher at
a Sept. 4 rally hare
Jelks was freed eailier on HO,
000 bond, 93.00 for each charge
Attorneys for Cox ported the
SIO,OOO bond for the defamation
charge and an additional (7.300 for
(contnniFm. page n _
State News
Briefs
MAN Otn SENTENCE
OXFORD Convicted in May
or’s Court here Monday on a pip
ing Tom" charge. William Mac
Harris. 19. former employee of the
City o 4 Oxford, was given a•• '<*d
term of 19 months by Mayor T C.
Jordan. Jr.
TO ANSWER CHARGES
WmgTON-SALEM -^Aid-.—sn
Ga. Mayor
Leads
Canpaign
DAWSON. Gt. - Some of the
white citizens of this trouble-rid
den community are out to prove
that something good can come out
of Nazareth and they have decided
to rebuild the church burned by
arsonists here recently.
Mayor Carl Rountree said white
people of Dawson and Terrell CO.
would rebuild High Hope Baptist
Church about three miles north of
Dawson. The church was destroyed
Monday
*Tm going to serve as chairman
of a committee to accept contribu
tion* fob rebuilding," Rountree mid.
“Wo 4gel Mat since this particu
lar cmri was burned by people
who live in Dawson and Tamil
County, it’a our job to do this."
Three white men and a 16-year
old white youth, all of Terrell Co.,
were jailed in Dawson after they
confessed to sotting the fire, the
FBI said.
The mayor mid white resident*
don’t believe this incident is con
nected with the burning of two Ne
gro churches at nearby Saaaer more
than a week ago.
Arrested on arson charges were
(CONTINCTD OIT PAOB tl
Minister Is
Found Dead
WADtSBORO The body of
Bov. Henderson A. McFadden, 80,
Bock Hill, S. C., which was found
near Ansonville Tuesday, is caus
ing local police officers much con
corn.
He had last bean seen in Rock
Hill on Friday, Sept. 7. He left his
home that day to attend a church
conference at Mt. Zion Church an
Highway 31 in Chaster County.
Friend* my he toft the meeting
at 10 p. m., headed back toward
Rock Hill. But ha never reached
bit home at 723 Clarinda Street
Police in Lancaster believe they
stopped the man on Saturday night,
Seept. S, In downtown Lancaster,
during a routine license check He
headed thorn a motel license plate
•tamped "Rev. H. A. M."
Early tho next morning; polios
mid they found the same man
walking the atreeta in a date They
•aid ha was almost incoherent when
questioned
Police in Rock Hill aay the man
has no criminal record, was not
active In desegregation agitation
and was not known to be in any
trouble.
SHAW FACULTY
TOLD OF NEEDS
“We cannot ba satisfied with ed
ucation that meets the needs of on
ly our own poeple." said Dr. I E.
Ready, to the Shaw University
faculty snd staff. Thureday, Sept
13.
“Educational opportunity must
be availsbto. excellent and appro
priate throughout our nation and
throughout the world "
Dr. Ready, who is Director of
Curriculum Study. State Board of
Education, further stated that we
have tradltioanlly tbougt of educa
tion itself, a* universal education.
Vary few people live in today's
world who will not at some time
need retraining in new ways of
making a living In addition to vo
cational neqdv the need* for und
and for promoting social welfare
attending the people of the world
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RELAXING BEFORE ORDEAL James H. Meredith, who waa ordered by Justice Huge Black U
ba carolled hi Mississippi's State University, last week. Is shown with his wife and son. He toft th»
state und went to Memphis, Tenn., to be with friends before he attempts to enroll at the school Thurs
day. Ha has stated that he expects trouble but thinks that his experience In the service of his countn
will onabla him to endure hardship Uke a soldier. (UPI PHOTO).
Meredith Ready To Enter
Mississippi Without Fear
MEMPHIS -I don’t think I'll
need any federal marshals. I be
lieve Mississippi will protect Its ci
tizens.”
That waa James B-Mgre^th'i
reaction when he was - informed
that U. S. marshals. would
pany him on his attgmlp to enroll
at tha University of Miaaltolppt feta
week.
The 39-year-old Air Force veter
an Is expected to try to register
Thursday at the all-white institu
tion located In tho pina-atuddod
hills of north Mississippi, about
8Q mile* south of hare.
Meredith, outwardly calm, and
unruffled by the racial flormcioud
over hie head, waved aside ques
tions about whether he might ba
putting himself in danger. ‘‘lf I
went around worrying about that
I'd be living a pretty miserable
life," he mid. “I don’t worry a
bout me."
Meredith answered questions cau
tiously. apparently not wanting to
say anything which would touch
off new firework* in bis home
state He even spoke kindly of
Mississippi Gov. Rom Barnett. . .
“He’ doing what ho fools is hta
duty". Mid Meredith.
Horton s
Condition
Serious
The sever* beating given Way
land Horton. Raleigh City Recrea
tion employee la causing much con
cern in the city. The boating to Mid
to have been inflicted by four teen
agers tote Saturday night or surly
Sunday morning at tho eorner of
East Avenue and Worth Street.
Investigating officers report that
when they answered the call they
found Horton about 18 ft. from his
car. lying on tho ground. Tho light*
waa bdratag on tho car and tho
engine was running.. They My ha
lost a considerable amount of
blood He was sent to Wako Memo
rial Hospital and was found to be
In serious condition.
An examination revealed that ha
had been beaten severely on the
heed and in the face It waa report
ed that his jaw and noaa had been
broken He also is balievad to hava
suffered broken riba dua to having
been kicked In the side.
Officers who visited him In tha
hospital Mid that be waa in such
bed condition that ha waa unable
to talk and could only write yea
and no answers to questions they
asked him
The CAROLINIAN learned that
his face snd head tori awollen al
most beyond recognition, due to tba
beating. His condition waa quoted
as fair at press time but persons
who visited him in tha hospital
said that he was still in a bad con
dition
Officers are trying to run down
a lead that he had chastized some
teen-age boys, in Chavis Park, pri
or to the besting for using profane
language They have not been able
lo msk- sny arrests. In the caM
Horton has not been able to name
his attackers The officers bops to
obtain their names os soon ss tho
I victim Is able to talk with some co-
I herene*.
Negro aWiools In Miaaiaaippi do
“an exes Hint job", ha mid, but it
was "common knowledge" they
were not as good as white school*
Meredith said ha had applied for
• room In one of tha dormitonaP
..a A A
Huge Protest Meeting Is
Slated For Iredell Sunday
■TATE WIDE PROTEST
MEETING AT STATESVILLE
Negroes from all ova North Cs
lollns have been invited to attend
a state wide protest mass meeting
in Statesville on Saturday, Sept.
32 beginning at 10 a. m.
Describing tha present situation
In Statesville ss "another Albany.
Ga ”, leaders of the planned pro
test demonstration My that, be
cause of the news black out. the
outside world I* not aware of the
actual brutality, and tha outright
denial to Negroes In Statesville of
theM elementary constitutional
rights.
The Saturday mass meeting will
be held In the St. John Baptist
Church under the auspices of th*
Statesville Civic Association ,
The stated purpose of this meet
ing is to let the people In North
Carolina and tha world see and
hear wkat Is now going on in this
Iredell County segregation strong
hold.
According to tha leaders of tha
protest, here ere a few of the high
lights of the “Statesville Story".
(1> Iredell County was one of the
2 western North Carolina counties
carried by segregationist I Beverly
Lake during the last gubernatorial
race
<3> Tha States Record and Land
mark, the local new spew to edited
by • Mr. Haskins who uses his
front page editorial "Down In Ire
dell" to denounce the Negroes da
sire for first cLtM citizenship
(3) Statesville la tha home of the
Rev J sines Dees, president and or
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
Bin FROM THEM
PAOg I
Rortea’t Css* Iters
Ms* (oupl
PAGE I
Jaae'a of Ralrtgh
Washington Terrace Apt, tar
Dr. ■ X Stnnette
Merkaetcs A Parsers Baafc
PAOg S
RaOsee-gelk
Uni stead'. Grocery A Transfer
Professional Drapery a ho*
■pa*4 Waah
•tephenaon Maatc Ce.
Ufktswra Paaersl Mama
PAGE S
Mitchells leetaeraat A Dtalat Room
Dillon Sasply Ce.
Gens Wstrh ihep
Raleigh P» miters Ce.
•oar*, getbsrk A Ca.
American CraOtt Ce.
Plea Itat* Milk lee Cream
Ratalsh Paint A Wallses*' Ca.
O. a. Tor gar Area., lac.
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Thome• RoO A White Poo* Otero
Aate Dtaroaet Ce.
a. M. Yatutf Rare war* Ca
Rakish a*ifoed Ce.
Towe A Couetry Pumlture
Weed * I • II • Rs Store
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Colonial Stare
X X Galea Pemlturr Ce.
al tha university but did
to taka a role in tha campus social
life.
"1 don't expect anybody to sand
Ms a letter Inviting ma to Join any
tfftsrnltlM.'’ ha sold.
ganlzer of tha States' Righter*. Inc
a rabid segregationist group.
(4) More than JO persons, Negro
and white have recently been ar
(coMToniitt) ois pads n
Prisoner Is
Returned
Howard Terry, 36-yaar-old plast
erer who fired a 12-guage shotgun
into the Chest of John Otis Stall
ings. mi sorrowful and silent in
Ihe Wake County Jail.
The victim, 23. lay In "critical
oondtlon" In Duke Hospital. The
shooting occurred Sept. 14 in front
of Burnett's Sweet Shop
Sitting with his face buriad in
his hands, Terry looked around
(CONTINUED ON PAOB 2)
W E ATH E 1\
Tbs five Sty weather forecast for
Ralelsh eras h#(tnnlnf Thuraddf.
September M. and rontlaulßt
through Monday, September H b
ar follow*
Temperaturaa will avorato soar
normal, the blah aad lew teaa
peratarea at and B. Moderate tam
per atu rr ■ Thursday thronfh Sat
urday and somewhat warmer Sun
day aad Monday. Rainfall win
averaga about one barb, ocealias
Thursday and agala about Banaday
or Mooday.
Plretlana Stores
PAG! •
SAP Pood Store.
John »on-L*mb* to
Branch Rankles A Trutt Co.
limn H Brown
PAOg I*
Dalusa Ratal
Carolina Builders Cerp
Ridgeway Opticians. Inr
Warner Memorial.
Dillon Motor* Plaanra Co
Papal-Cola Routing Co. of Xalalgk
PAOB it
Papal-Cola BeUltag Ca. as Raleigh
Jobnaeh'a Zawalar.
Carolina Typewriter Ca.
Geodman'a Ladle* Shop
Ratty Gay
PAGB U
Lincoln Thoatro
Carolina Power A Light Ce.
W T Grant
Dana . Beta Service
Th* Capital Coca-Cola BottHßg Ce.
PAOB IS
Pt**i> • Wiggly
Raleigh Ponaral Rom*
Arm* Realty Ca.
Huai Oeaaral Tiro Ce.
( hark* Dept Star*
Kins Cola Motel
Ounna Been Service
MademolacUa Beauty Rep