GOV. MAY NAME NEGRO TO ESC
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■Should Aid
lEmployment
A recent survey brought forth
■ the feet that we have a aerious em
■ ployment problem regarding Ne-
I groea of the State. In view of this
■ situation, It la reliably reported
I that Governor Sanford will aoon
I name a itate-wlde council or cosn
■ miaaion to adviae and confer with
I him, and that the poeaibllitiea are
I ■ Negro win be appointed to the
I etate ataff of the Employment Se-
I eurity Commission in the very near
I future.
Accordtag to aoarcca dove to the
I chief executive’* office, the Gov
ernor ha* given aerious thought to
thia problem. In an addreaa given
to toe annual meeting of the North
Carolina Congreaa of Colored Tea
cher* Aaaociation, in Gastonia, the
Governor told the group that he
ha* had aeveral persona, white and
colored working on a program de
signed to improve employment op
portunities for Negroes. In heaping
with Ola idea, it win be recalled,
toe Governor Invited U whit* and
12 Negro leadira from over the
fins, ispTcfEDuiig various lnicrcsu
to meet with him, members es bis
staff and his personal adviser*, to
dismiss Maes and plan regarding
lace Halation.
The result of this meeting was
• plan to formulate some piogrem
to atody the possibility at expend
ing and improving employment op
portunities tor Negroes. The group
was charged with the responsibili
ty to make recommendations and
take appropriate action when need
ed. The major problem baa been
that everyone knows that the pro
test exists, hut no one has come
up with a program or concrete sug
gestion on whet to do about it",
said an authoritative source near to
the Governor.
The plan la to attack toe prob
lem from several angles which will
Include 1. Education, 2. Bars of
employment 2. Employment areas.
4. Professional Organizations and
9. Financial aid.
Several Negro leeders have
questioned toe Governor's good
fsith regarding fun employment for
Negroes. It was stated that imme
diately after election he bad
several pub ic i «tements regarding
this matter. After he had been la
office far at least a year, the Oov-
hie advisers and
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Alleged Insults Arouse
Action Os Citizens
STATESVILLE The alleged
insult to Mrs. Mamie Conner, ot
Route 1 by J. H. Owen, manager
of Consolidated Credit Corporative
according to Rev. Wilson W. Lee,
has not been recognised by Mr. Ow
en to the extent that he has made,
nor attempted to make, an apology.
The alleged insult is said to have
bean made to Mrs. Conner, wear die
telephone, by Owen, when she call-
ODDS-ENDS
R IAMBS A. SHEPARD
-O Cam let ns worship and
WHY CHRISTMAS?
The question, “why Christmas?"
il not meant as an interrogation
regarding the origin of Christmas.
The question concerns Itself chief
ly with why is Christmas celebrat
ed as H to? Why is the most mean
ingful and sacred event in our re-
Ugtoos lives observed in a manner
resembling the holiday celebrations
Os the pagan Romans? An apology
might well he in order for com
paring the mad carrying on of our
super civilised Americans during
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VOL. 82, MO. 9 RALEIGH. W. C. SATURDAY, lITEMf' If. 190 —C« 5»
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National biagaaine Sag*
Kennedy-Barnett Deal
Opened Ole Miss Door
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FAITHFUL ’TIL DEATH
Dies With
Baby In
Her Arms
ROCKINGHAM Being faith
ful until death, whether its to a
member of your family, your com
munity, or your race, or even if a
member of the opposite race is in
volved Should certainly make an
imprint in and on the hearts of
men.
It can truly be said that Mrs.
Adele McDonald remained faithful
until death, due to the fact she was
found dead in a smoke filled room,
of a frame apartment her* Friday
r'uhn -clutching to the hady of 8-
■month-old Keith Dawkins, whose
white parents had left her to baby
sit with him.
The heart-rendering story being
told end retold tithe end again in
this small town has caused many
i i .gnr.wn.
ad the office to discuss her account
with him. The woman alleges that
she was late with a monthly pay
ment and that due to the fact she
was not able to get there she aent
her sister. It was reported that Mr.
Owen did not take the money from
the person sent by Mrs. Conner, but
made some statement about the
office being closed.
Mrs. Conner called the next day
and attempted to explain the late
ness and the manager is alleged to
have told her, "Listen here n—r,
all I want you to do is to get my
money down here." This statement
raised the ire of many non-whites
in the area. It is to be remembered
that the town and community have
been seething since the recent
marching protest, in which insecti
cide is said to have been sprayed
tceurnamTam pass n
WEATHEK
The five day weather fences!
ter the EaMfh srea heateatec
Tharsemy, Dec ess tor St. sag cm
sirs? 3 —-
Tempera teres wUI average hear
er slightly tolew aenaal AanSay
tereash MsaSsy. Seme rate stately
Tharseay alght aae Prteay aae
HiAb agate Meaeay.
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IN NARCOTICS RAID Pederal and city narcotics detectives staged a raid an a Harlem apart—t
late Dee. 10th and arrested Mrs. Edith Smith, ?• (right), her daughter, Gladys Richardson, M (left), and
two eons as they wrapped an estimated flgg.gM worth of heroin in gaily decorated Christmas garbages.
Photo shove Mrs. Smith being comforted hy daughter Gladys as they sit behind table with herein pack
ages while awaiting finger printing at Baal lSdth Street police precinct. Pour ether psreene who same to
the apartment to pick up the packages were aim arrested, police said. (UPI PHOTO).
6-Year-Old Child Sees
Father Shoot Mother In
Early Morning Tragedy
Comes now Bddie Lee, Jr.. 49.
from hie oell. In the Wake County
Jail, where be is being held for
the murder of his wife. Helen
Marie. M and says that his
daughter. Patricia, who was the
only witness to the shooting, in
their home, early Sunday mom*
Inc, does not know what she is
. talking about when she says he
' shot his wife deliberately, after an
. argument
The spcussd man. who has had
IT arrasta atom 1549. ranging
1 from disorderly conduct to mur
der. r fused to tell the CAROLINI
AN any more about the alleged
murder. The police records show,
1 however, that be told arresting
off teen that bo had been on
Brags DU not, throughout Satur
day night to a wake, and that as
be started heme, about 4:00 a. m .
be was apoootsd by aome men.
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alleged that he told them that hli
wife had his money.
He is further reported to have
told them that ha went home to
get his gun, which was behind the
bed. to which hie wife was asleep.
He is alleged to have told the of
; fleers that when ho attempted to
get the rifle, that his wife asked
him what he waa going to do. and
; that he told her he wee going to
1 kill the boys who tried to rob
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Planned
NSW TORE Debits puhHe
ytm* of define* Maeteeippl Oov.
to« Harnett made a aeeret deal
with Attorney General Robert
Kennedy to aural Negro Ann
Meredith at toe UhtvenSy of Mis
sissippi. « national map tins aid
today.
Barnett anirdtng tear article
to the current tome ad Lack llagn
■toe. conferred an the phone with
Kennedy throughout toe tour dayn
pracedlng rtot at Ota
plane that would allow MarodMh to
entar the university.
JPM) VplPilk bd*
wtsfewGhiys
New Church Buys
Pettigrew Street Site
H the plans of the Wesleyan Tint
Church of Deliverance are carried
out on schedule, Mrs. Mabel (Sister
Gary) Philpot, pastor, and the con*
gregation will break ground for a
new church edifice, in early qrlag
The congregation is said to have
purchased a tract of land, 100 by
100 ft, located at the comer of Bd*
enton and Pettigrew Streets. The
buyers are said to have plaood aa
Rev. S. P. Perry, Former
Raleigh Pastor Buried In Va.
RICHMOND, Va. Final rttM
were bald at Hood Tempi# AMI
lion Church Saturday, 2: SO p. m.
far Heir. Still Pryor Perry, who
had paatored the church atnoe
ISM.
The Rev. W. C. Sapp wae in
charge of the ceremonies. Script*
urea were read by Revs. W. J.
Bailey and E. M. Wllaon. The Rev.
C. C. Knight offered the prayer.
Mrs. Alta E. Howard acknowledg
ed telegram# and eondolenoea and
read the resolution#.
Mra.. Lucy A. Washington
brought expression# from Hood
Church. Rev. E. Williams Judge
spoke for the Methodist Ministers
Association. Rev. R. A. Council,
Norfolk, represented the Virginia
Conference. Rev. K. Franklin
Jackson, Washington, D. C., told
of hi# contributions te the Minis*
ten’ to Laymen’s Association of
the denomination.
Bishops D. C. Pope and H. T.
Medford cited the contributions
that he had made to the denomi
nation. Rev. J. C. Boggard and Al
exander Barnes represented the
general officers of the church.
Bishop W. A. Stewart, presiding
prelate, delivered the eulogy. Ho
admonished the hearers to believe
that death could not hold the
Boycotted
Mayor To Greet King
EDENTOB Mayor John A.
Mitchner of Edenton, whose drug
store baa been the target of picketa
protesting segregation, said Tues
day that be will effictelly welcome
Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. whan
be speaks bare Dae. R
‘Barring unforaaaan clrcumtoan
cm.’ the Mayer acid. *1 will carry
out the duties” of Ida office. The
Mayor said other eemndtaente will
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ny, wtfs aljtoe Pwllisl. fa dwnwbkf the illtoig es to. ft
WBffcg vMdk Uto ImpbbML (UPI PHOTO).
Rev. J. Oscar McCloud
To Head fiance
The Rev. J, Oeear MeCteui,pae.
tar, Davie Mreel fwAfierlsg
Ororoh wgg etoeted pratodant e<
top Ministerial filienae tor INI
Stoe RleedworlkltroSnScAen
Men day tolewlug e repert as the
e« e< Dr. Orody a Devts rtShaw
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JSSmTSS tStULTSI
sathnaOad tedae ed MUOO aa too
Mstsr Oary is proud ed flw pro
gram Mat the church has made and
is happy over the feet that she has
the Row. T. ft BuUoek as her ee
riotant poster. She aim lists iwe
ether atember ed On congregation
•• prmehsrs, toe Rev. Charlie Bry
ant and bar sister. Mrs. Sandra
worts and smvtaa of the deceased
and that these loft behind would
do wan to aUMstar to the needs of
mankind like Parry did.
He was bora to Macon County.
Ala. and same from a fondly of
preachers. He pastored many of
the Boding churches of the ds*
nomination, tostortlng Raleigh,
Charlotte and DlWhsm. N. C. The
MfhMt of Ida nanir la said to
hava fiasn the landtag of the eon*
gragwtisn to the todldtag of St
Mart AMR Zion Church, Durham,
N. CL oonelderad one of the meet
valuable and useful church bud
dings found In the south. One
speaker said, if you would read
Pony’s epitaph, go to Durham. N.
C.. and look about St Mark
Chart.”
HS toaa to mourn tbetr toss, a
wife, tww sons. L. P., of Durham:
R. Mm horns: two daughters,
twenty-four grandchildren, three
brothers and a host es other rel
itlvee
His towthar, toe Rev. A. A. Per
ry, Who pastors to Charlotte, N.
C.. was not aUe to attend the
ssrvtaato due to the faot that he
waa aanflnad to tha hoapttal. to
Chartatta. Tha Rev. L. P. Perry
to pager of Ones AMR Zion
Chart. Raleigh. R. C.
prevent Us stoytog far toe Atlanta,
Cto, totagratlsa leader’s speech.
wetoooa Dr. King by tbs dead
rilsliksrr roailtlii es Edenton.
which toe Meyer Idnmlf fermed to
toe wrte es sagsgrtlrm pretort by
tool BMgresaThc committee com
petals ftvv wliiw
dtixciH.
Tbs Rev. Fred LaOardc, presi
Rev. Osagr Burwtek, vies prssi
dent, S. L Halford, seeretary, the
Rev. J. W. Jones, treasurer, Me 1
Rev. N. Mitchell, ehaptaln wHh the ■
Hffv* Thomas flwiittk MriMßßla
AU often will bo Instill si M
the first meeting In Rm Mpw Tear.
The Rev. D, N. HoWstd D the re-
Urtegprmftyt od tRe Alßenea, t
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State News
Briefs
TO ATTEND NATL ASSEMBLY
Quincy Scott, Jr„ a Shaw Uni
versity Junior, majoring in Religi
on, will attend the Seventh Nation
al Student Aeeembly of Christian
Associations of the YMCA and YW
CA, December 17, to January ft at
Urbana, Illinois. The theme of the
conference la Revolution and Re
sponse. The purpose is to explore
•even crucial phases of Mo world
revolution.
Features of the conference will
Include major aseembly addressee,
dramas, firesides, film forum and
exhibit.
STUPUmi WANT TRAMSPRR
FAYETTEVILLE - C. Reid Rom,
superintendent of Fayetteville City
Schools denied application ad M
Negro student! for transfer to the
sll-whlte high school lost wish on
the ground that no transfers are al
lowed duriag Me school year.
According to Superintendent Ram
the school board allowed transfers
only during a school year and this
for one reason • over crowding. Mr.
Roes further stated that I B. Smith
High Sehol for Negroes is not a*
(comwcrTniT rsm t»
dent sf toe Edenton Movement
acid Dr. King wiU arrive by pinna
at Elizabeth City. He is expected to
visit briefly there before coming
to Edenton.
Dr. King was invited to apeak
last month hy toe Edenton Move
ment leaders. Rev. LaGardo aaM
the popular Montgomery Bug Roy.
eott organizer to eagerly awaited,
SAW Is expected to hoar Dr. Kftrt