Raleigh Losing Dr. Davis To Durham Church
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The Rev. Dr. Grady Demui
Davis, who has served in many
capacities in Raleigh for the past
eleven years, is considering re
linquishing all of his duties to
assume the full-time pastorate
of the 900-member Union Bap
tist Church in Durham. When
-contacted by this newsman
Tuesday, tire minister-educator
would only say, “I am ponder
ing the offer.”
Doan «f the Divinity School
at Shaw University for the
asst M roars and pastor of the
200-men her Obsrltn Baptist
Charcb for ten yean, the en
ergetic Dr. Davis also finds
the BaJetoh*
tton.
Members .of the Darhata
church, whose pastor, the Bov.
A. 8. Croon, tied last May,
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vis as their now pastor" ’
“Or. Doris is well-known In *hs
Mty, state and nation in a minis
ter, pad orator .f note.
It was under the guiding hands
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Nude Body
OfWoman
Discovered
BTATESVILLE
Sheriff Charles Rumple reported
Sunday that he had charged Rob
ert Henry. Green, 40-year-old Ne
gro ex-convict with murder in the
hizarre death of a white woman In
surance agent, whoee nude body
was discovered Saturday in a Ne
gro cemetery near this town.
The victim, Mrs. Dorothy
Racers, aloe «#, had bean badly
beaten and was shat t times.
Dr. Barry Underwood. t*>«
ner. said two ballot wounds in
her bead eOnaed death.
Sheriff Sample said he had
else learned that Mrs. Rogers
has bean at the heme of Green
earlier Rotnrdoy.
Bloodstains were reportedly dis
covered in the bedrdom, kitchen,
bathroom and beck porch of the
defendant’s home, a three-room a
partment- Blood was also found in
Green's automobile. Rumple stated.
There was evidence that some
thing had been dragged from the
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North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
VOL. 2!, NO. 51 RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1963 PRICE 15e
Motive Still A Mystery
MAN HELD IN CEMETERY DEATH
BUS CRASH HURTS 23
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RALEIGH PRO GIRD STAR IS DIRECTOR John Haywood Baker, Jr- left, Raleigh native, de
fensive end for the Pittsburgh S tee term, professional football toam, demonstrates hie traffic directing
technique to Patrolman Robert Gainer in downtown Pittsburgh last week. The f-foot seven-inch Baker,
weighing 257 pounds, b recreation director for II prisons in North Carolina. Ho Is a graduate of the J.
W. Ligon High School here and M.C. College, Durham, where he wee an outstanding leetbell player.
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Mayor Reid Names Harris Leader
Os Bi-Racial Committee Os 15
Several weeks ago. The CARO
LINIAN printed a partial list of
members of Mayor James W. (Jim)
Reid's new Bi-Racial Community
Relations Committee. At that time,
the daily papers were denied ac
cess to the names, but an official
in Mayor Reid's office made several
names known to this newspaper.
At another closed meeting last
week, William C. (Buck) Harris,
Raleigh attorney was named chair*
man of the Committee, heading the
15-member organisation which re
placed the Committee of 100, cho
sen to handle the May racial di
sturbances in the Capital City.
Other members of AM earn-
mUtm am the In. c. W.
WM, Dr. Nm L. Ferry,
CM Bstebsßbask. J. C Penny
manager; Or. P. «. BsMnaoo,
4MB at H. gugaMlasb Cal
iaga; inln. J. Oscar Me*
CM, Jfte X. Caldwtel, North
Carolina Choaeelor; J. j. San-
afJlh-
Wako County Muniit Aa
tectottaw; W. Ml Thenye—.
Nn piSlit N ChroUaa Poor
er and Lljrht Co.; John Alton
oteto Mitt aUtaar, B. Poytoa
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Malooli H. Hmt, vice-prate
Sent of Ciralßg 01000 Work,
larving u on ox -officio mombor
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00th Baptist Sta te Meet Set
CHARLOTTE— The 98th An
nual Soon on of the OeneraJ Bap-
Uat Mate Convention of North
Carolina. Inc. and the 14th An
imal Bcasion of the Laymen'*
MC Shriners Honor
Imperial Potentate
WNSTON-SALEM Prank W.
Murrell, Imperial Deputy of the De
sert oT North Carolina, Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Oordar Noble* of
the Myatic Shrine, announced that
Norn Carolina NoMoo, their wive*
Musicians'
Bus Plunges
Off Highway,
ROXBORO—Twenty-three mu*
Mam rnt* Injured, three eeri-
XnatttUM band. yfcrUirmd tteton
jjjkw eMI of Rosbortt gh P. $. 1M
Curryfi M pS&rim. the
bus wwftfcpie Mm an em
iMAmaljM alter founding
a nmfMnta A. Lassiter,
XT, the driver ul a teacher
at the Wwiirwa school, said
ka mnfrnl whan ha mm
uc «wa* cwnirvi wnen nt nm
etr the shoulder Os the high
way altar aeiHat another w*
hlala.
Admitted to the reneu Me.
three el the iinaitw; Ollle
Waller, It, rib fractures; Miss
Water McCray, 11, eoneuee
tens; and Miss Patricia Eadley,
It, Modi fracture.
Other members of the band
awe treated for bruises and cuts.
Hie band was on its way to
perform for a football game with
the Benderaon Institute team.
Presbyterians
To Aid Cense
WW YORK, If. Y. - United
Presbyterians will be asked to con*
tribute to a special fund to aid the
victims of the nation's struggle for
racial Justice.
A minimum of SMMM will
be sought through a special
affariug In the deneaafautieo’s
MM churches on Race Sets-
Ksm Sunday, aeat rob. I.
Adoption of the porpoeal came
last week at a meeting of the Unit
ed Presbyterian General Council,
permanent advisory body of the
IX million member denomination.
The funds will ha used to pro*
vide buO for those arrested in civil
rights demonstration* and te meat
the easts of legal aid for such per
sons. They will also be used to re
lievo the financial distress of the
families of those arrested.
A The efferhig will alee make
A passible to euppleaeat the
salaries es United Presbyterian
mhitatara ae that they may re
main hi troubled areas when
League Convention will be held
October 21-31. at the St Paul
Baptist Church here. The boat
pastor a Dr. Jama P. Wert*. The
theme of tho convention ta, “The
or sweetheart* would be here
Thursday, Oct. 24 at 8 p. m. to at
tend a banquet and dance, in the
BaUaneae. Boot Dine and Dance
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MBS. BING AUTOGRAPHS PROGRAM Mrs. Coretto Scott Ring, speaker for the Uth Animal
Women's Day services at Pint Baptist Church bars Sunday morning, autographs a program of her ap
pearance above. Ptcm left to light art: The Rev. Charles W. Ward, pastor, Mrs. King, Mss T. Lorraine
Cumbo, Wmart Day chairman; and MBs Jacqueline Scott, a member of the ohureh.
Record-Breaking Crowd Hears
Wife Os International Crusadei
tin. Martin LuthorfUng, Jr
dkace of some 1400 peruana here
hMftiia revolution that jg rfbev up
■id RMhjfiH orowd attending
Day services ad ihe Pint Bap
tist Chureh. The Program was
ably presided ever by Mbs T.
Lorraine Cumbo, Women's Day
chairman, who Introduced the
Using as her subject, "A Chris
tian Looks at a World in Revolu
tion,” Mrs. Coretto Mbtt King de
livered a moving address to a
hustled audience, which overflow
ed the church, its baloony and
the auditorium in the basement
‘Must Have
Courage,’
Says Proxy
WASHINGTON, D. C. The pre
sident of ART College lest week
told e U. S. Senate Committee that
the problem of preparing Negro
youth for the demands of the na
tion tor well trained manpower
“must be dealt with courageously.”
That was a part of a presentation
delivered by Dr. Samuel D. Proc
tor, ART president at hearings of
the Sub-Committee on Employ
ment and Manpower of the U. S.
Senate Committee on Labor end
Public Welfare, held hero on
Thursday, Oct. 17.
Dr. Proctor appeared before the
group at the invitation of Senator
Joseph S. Clark of Pa.
“The problem,’” be aald,
“maat be dealt with by mn
than perfanctiouary gaataraa
both by the kifh*r sducatlon
community, the private span
•eea of educational pragriaia
eminent*.”
He said there are aeveral basic
•(sumptions which Should be ac
cepted from die outset: that unem
ployment of Negro youth i* pro
portionately higher than tor the
nation, attributed largely to hi*
lack of preparation tor Jobs In the
highly technical Job market; that
Negro youth have brought to their
early adulthood intellectual deft-
Marks of True Witnesses.”
The first twe days will be
devoted ta the work at Lay
men under the sab-theme,
“Laymen Witnessing Per
Christ.” The Annual Sermon
will be delivered by Dr. Otis
E. Dunn, of Asheville, Prank
H. Marshall Is president and
be win deliver his annual ad
dress en Tuesday morning.
The parent body will convene
beginning Tuesday afternoon when
the annual sermon will be deliv
ered by the Reverend George
Dudley of Rocky Mount. The
theme of th convention will be
discussed by the Reverend Cbarlea
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By Charles ft. Join*
, First L*djr of the Southern dvi
Sunday npraing that, “God R «
ofttiKsjHpM, wM* ȣ*jUhpW
rexfioiur xnuis were oocrevea in
the eudbnoe by this wr'tor.
, The strikingly Attractively
speaker aald: "I’m find that
God has seen fit to use my
husband and myself in thb
revolution. Wo havo boon at
tacked, threatened and our
telephone baa. on eecslon. rung
incessantly, but if necessary,
we an willing to make the Su
preme flesh fire *'
A. Marlon. Alabama native, Mrs
King also stated: "The word revo
lution has not always been a re
spected word. It suggests change
as was proted by The ‘Spirit of '76',
‘Hitler's revolt, and the revolt
which took place In the Roman
Empire when Jesus Christ was
born, chancing the whole dowse
of history forevermore.
“Something has happened dur
ing the second half of the 30th
Century,” She continued, “reminis
cent of the early Chureh. We are
Seek Knife
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Bandit In
Stabbing
Police officers in Raleigh are
atlU searching for a knife-wield
ing bandit, who is alleged to have
stabbed Everett* Lewis Lee, 36-
year-old white resident of 610
Woodburn Road, early Saturday
morning when Lee told the uni
dentified Negro man that he had
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Mother A BeaghUr
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Brittle ns
Standard Concrete Products Co.
Mary San* Drtsa Shea
Washington Terraco Apts., lac.
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Hudsoti-Belk EHrd's
Mechanics A Farmers Ban It
The Capital Coca-Cela Bottling Co.
J. W. Winters A Co.
Csylor had in A Electoral Ce.
gteetous Stores
James Saad*re*ill* Co.
McLaartn Parking Compau)
Murray Hr* Service, Inc.
sSHssrs..
jte£!ub a itetet >t A a tlaUMPer Co.
■mirk lehaeeu Flooring Co.,
t. A. Loving A Company
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A! Smith Hoick Co.
Brook's Appliance
Wade's Auto Sales
Bawle Meter Co
Baleigk Seafood Ce.
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Colonial Stores
B. B- Quinn Furniture Ce.
NBSH
> nfuis mavtTDeni* ptsuiuu ail*
i our side and we *f« going to win
era. Chrletbußty haa no
unless It OMA bu applied to sur
be free and lira in*
slavery and oppression. The only
problem existing between the Ne
gro and white Is that of Justice or
injustice. Ood works through poo— •
pie to fulfill bis mission, s'
The authors of eur ,C«a>
% stltution must have been «-
vluely inspired, aopaetaßr
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Dunn Cleric
Gets 60-Day
Jail Term
DUNN—Recorder's Court-Judge
Woodrow Hill lest Friday lenten
cod the Rev. B. D. Psider to two
30-day prison terms upon oonvlc
tlon of aiding and abetting racial
demonstrations hi this Harnett
County town August 7 and 10 of
this year.
Attorneys for tip Rev. PeI
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Say, avaraglßS iwrmal ar a torn
dcfreca above for portad. Data fall
averasing lew than H-twh oc
cartas maialy at bats tag aag
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Hunt General Tire to.
Dunn's Eeto Service
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Town A Country furniture Co.
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Carolina Builders, hsc.
Warner Memorials
Dillon Motor Finane*
Ridgeway's Optician*. Inc
PACK 11
C. A M- Promotion
Lincoln Theatre
Carolina Power A Light Co TZ
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Llsfctnor's Funeral Borne <—
PACE U
Carpet Center
”.#od's * A ISe Store _
Auto Discount Co.
toy's Americas Grill
Daniel*! etching Store
Capitol Bargain Store
Larry's Cat-Bate Grocery anl
Motor Sales
W. *. Grant *. . ."
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Helllg-Levlna
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Bateisk Business CoOags
B sms e was re Mertgage Co., hm. -
Community Florist
Umstead Grocery A Trsnefet
King Col* Motel
Central Drug it*re
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