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THE CABOUMIAN
RALEIGH N C., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. I, INS
Chapel Hill Integrated Pre-School Proven Successful
A Community Church Program,
School Serves All Groups In City
BY LILLIAN ROGERS
CHAPEL HILL Scn.Mi ,r the !
rr -j for a con.: . ..m\' coojjerative J
I t - chiiol'M’i'Mn" all groups irre- ;
< ,r,;J[j.\T of K.< < u! IPilglOfl.
•• r Committee Ln Pool * Affairs t>f i
•he Comm rim? ■ ,Ch .rch. he. e op
rr>d the school Sc; ’ .
The off.i»• ’ 1 of chuieh f* It.
t ,,* a pro - -<• tv >oi 'h” rt iOM* t ha*i ■
*:-.ken ;nt• l: i<»r. v » ild make a
c i r.tribution to the i unitv and j
von Id ::ivr N » l’:o ;> • ehnoi child- i
nn ana p;.: *• t v e> p* .ern e in dr-
sated -tr.it v. .-aid the Rev j
( *■ arlrs .Inn* *
The eulmino* on of this advanced
c ep came after thr enriimittec ' •
.'ttidied the u. hole situation ar.d had
• ,ide plans nvet a p*:ind <d throe
months, pi cl.fTiin.n y If. the
of the school.
Students Aiding Mississippi
Families At Christmas Freed
CLARKSOAI V Me* - Tne
Coahoma -Cuunt.v Giand .Jury has i
refused to iririiet I van hoc Donald
son and B» Taylor. Michigan stu
dents uho ueie arrested here on
Bennett College
To Graduate Six
GREENSBORO - Six Brnn-tt
College seniors a r scheduled lo
complete requirements for gradua
tion at the close of the first semest
er here this week.
They ere: Misses Camilla Check,
home economies of Seagrovc, Jessie
follins. history, of Hickory; Jean
Franklin, psychology, of Atlanta,
f.a ; Sonja I.akin, sociology, of
Durham; Flizalielh Riggs, history,
of Camden. N. J., and Johnsie
Scott, physical education, of New
York City,
Miss Riggs, president Os the Stu
dent Senate, will be succeeded by
the vice president, Miss Delores
Polk, of Newark. N. J. Miss Frank
lin. associate editor of the 1963
yearbook and last year's editor, will
remain on campus to continue work
on this year’s book.
All will rejoin their elasametee
for commencement exerciaee In
June.
The ell-college party, marking
the break between semesters, was
held Friday night In the David D.
Jones Student Union.
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The school opened with two pro
fessionally tiamed teachers and 32
' children. 15 of whom were Negroes
and 17 whites At present there is
a waiting list which attested to the
! fact that the school was a necessity,
and that the desegregation policy
I practiced by the Church could be
extended to a pre-school program
i In addition, this whole plan can
ne used a> an example for the
; whole community.
The school uas set up on a coop
erative basis, and a voting mem
bership of the cooperative is -e
--sponsible for its administration and
finance .
Rev .lone said that parents as
set teachers either in the class
room during the school hours, or
with making and repairing equip
ment
a narcotics charge when they
brought food, clothing and medicine
at Christmas time for Negroes be
.ng to vote
Aaron HCTiry, Mississippi NAACP
president, called it "a tremendous
victory for the people in all parts
of his nation who raised their voi
ces against this injustice" He said
he Imped the victory would serve
as a springboard for continued
campaigns to send in relief goods
Donaldson and Taylor, who work
with the Michigan Friends of the
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee <SNCC>. were free on
bond when the Grand Jury refused
to act this week. However, they had
spent 11 days in jail after their
arrest.
Volunteer relief goods are re
ceived at the Emergency Welfare
and Relief Committee, Haven Me
thodist Church, 400 Yazoo 3*.
Clarksdale Mall ahould be address
ed to Aaron Henry. 213 Fourth St.,
Clarkadale.
This year citizen* receiving Fed
eral income tax refunds can make
sure their refund doesn’t get away
from them. Now they may take
their refunds in U. S. Savings
Bonds and earn good Interest while
keeping their money safe.
My graateit inspiration is a chal
lenge to attempt the impoaible.
—Albert A. Michelson
A PRE SCHOOL CLASS Children of both races attending a class at the Chapel Hill
Community Cooperative Pre-School.
PRE SCHOOL DIRECTRESS Mrs. Virginia,/*,. Toliver,
in the process of instructing pre-school children at Ztfe Chaoel Hill
Community Cooperative Pre-School.
High School, College
Students Arrested
On Morals Charge
WINSTON-SALEM (ANP) A
total of 12 persons, mostly ternags
high school and college students,
and all Negroes arrested on moro'.
charges in a series of raids by po
lice last week are scheduled to ap
pear in Municipal Court here Feb.
I*4 to answer the charges
No reason was given for the al
most simultaneous mass raids on
aeveral Negro rooming houses and
a hotel.
At one address police arrested
two high school girls who were
paired off with two teenage boys.
Hiey are Misses Lauretta Hentz.
18: and Elizabeth H. Hentr. 18;
Thomas Johnson, 18. and Theodore
Gentwnght. 18 Johnson and Gent
wrlght arc hotel workers
Police charged the four with oc
cupying bedrooms for immoral
purposes.
INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED Beoattfal Um Batter
fteM. 17-year-old panama native, haa bean vMi wctelnN an Mni
named "Mlaa International CotiUm* at taat rear'* debatente ball of
the National CoanrU of Negro Woman held at the Waldorf Asterta
Hotel. New York City. Above Mho BetterfteM la men with “The Mary
MeLeod Bethone Memorial Trophy" which waa awarded at the Wal
dorf-Aeteria affair. Trophy and Diamond Balova Watch waa preoeted
the yoang lady by The Coca-Cola Company. Atlanta. Ga.. a ro-spon
aor of the NCNW'a annoal Cotillion, which la one of the Connrila pro-
Jrete In sapport of Its campaign to afoot Beth now Memorial and Edo
cation Center In Washington. D. C.
Booked on the same charge after
they were apprehended at the
Stevenson's Hotel were two college
students, Willie Lee Cohen, 24. and
Miss Ramona Anita Burgess, 23.
both of Ashville.
Also arrested at the same hotel
was an adult couple. William Na
thaniel I.ee. 23, and Miss Odessa
Howard Richardson, 37. They were
found occupying a bedroom and
booked on the immoral charge.
In still other raids, police arrest
ed Mias Catherine Linzell Malct.
27; Eddie I-ee Hardison. 43; Shirley
Green, 23„snd Willie Crawford. 27
Those arrested were freed on S3O
bond each except Crawford, who
posted a S2OO bond.
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Files Suit In
In Mississippi
Voting Cases
OXFORD, Misa. Charles Mc-
Dew, chairman of the Student Non
violent Coordinating Committee,
hailed today's Justice Department
suit against voting violations in
Sunflower County. Miss., and asked
that suits be initiated “in every
other Southern county and state
where violence and intimidation
occur every day to prevent Negroes
from registering to vote.”
McDew's statement followed thp
announcement of the Justice De
partment suit against Cecil C
Campbell, county clerk and voting
registrar, and the State of Missis
sippi in U. S. District Court, Ox
ford, Miss.
In Sunflower County Sen.
James O Eastland’s home - only
114 voting-age Negroes are regist
ered out of a voting-age popula
tion of 13,524. but more than half
the 8,786 voting-age whites were
registered. According to the Civil
Rights Commission’s 1960 report on
voting. 67.8 percent of the county’s
overall population Is Negro.
Os the 30.000 to 40.000 children
horn in this country with congeni
tal heart defects each year, about
75 percent of them probably can
be helped by surgery, says the
North Carolina Heart Association.
Cardiovascular diseases, diseases
of the heart and blood vessels,
cause almost a million American
death seach year, or more than half
of all deaths in this country, the
Heart Association reports.
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Negro woman applied for admis
sion.
Officials at the university’s
Huntsville Center said they acted
because they were unable to get
speakers needed for the course, a
six-week seminar on current af
fairs.
A white friend applied later so
that university officials would not
be able to say that Mrs. Cashin was
refused admission because she ap
plied too late. All applicants for
the course have now been advised
that the seminar will not be held.
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the Hampton Institute Employees
Federal Credit Union have declar
ed a dividend of 4.8 percent to
shareholders and announced a 5
percent refund on interest paid by
member borrowers during 1962.
Don Davis, president of the Un
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ganization point out that there were
only 14 members with assets total
ling $397 in 1950 as compared with
today's membership of 545 and as
sets amounting to $206,710.
There were 332 outstanding loans
at the end of the year, totalling
$142,576. Undivided earnings, the
basis for the dividend, totalled
$10,361.10.
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