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RALEIGH. N. C-. SATURDAY, MAT t. I*o4
FDR, Jr., Dr. Griffin To
Keynote Shaw's ‘Finals'
Dr. Jamw E Cheek, president.
Shaw University has announced
ihat the Ninety-ninth Comroence
men Exercises will be held on Mon*
ray. May 25, at 3:00 p. m. in the
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.
The speaker for the occasion
la the Hon. Franklin I). Boose
velt, Jr.. Undersecretary of
( ommerre, Washington. D. C.
A son of the late President, he
ramr to the Department of
t ommerre from a background
of distinguished service In the
Navy; also ha la a lawyer, a
former congressman and busi
nessman.
To Baccalaureate services are
Sft for Sunday, May 24, at 3.00 pm
in Spaulding Gymnasium. Dr L
Francis Griffin, minister, the Firit
Baptist Church. Farmville, Virginia.
wil.l di liver the sernion.
Ilr. Griffin played a signli
e.int role In presenting, the
Prime Edward Story to the
w orld at viewed through the
eves of the Negro people. He is
also President of the Virginia
htate Conference, National
Association f**r the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Other events scheduled, which
will formally open the Commence
ment season are as follows: The
Annua! Music Concert. May 17. at
i. 00 pal in Greenlesf Auditorium.
Many Gil-Smyliie, director, assist
ed by Clyde A Appleton, Class
right exercises, Friday, May 22, at
i 00 p.m. in Greenleaf Auditorium;
Du annual meeting of the Shaw
University Alumni Assoraitlon, Sat
urday. May, 23, 10:00 a. m. the re
moon of classes, 1904, 1914, 1924.
lft:;*, 1944, and 19.">4. at 3.30 p.m
The alumni meetings will be held
in the West Campus Auditorium
The Untversity dinner will be
held in the dining hall, Saturday,
lav 23. at 7.30 pro The President *
, ecu[ytion. honoring the graduating
r.ass. returning alumni and friends.
CnVRMtTTES SOCIAL CLUB |
The ChtrmeHei jnet May 4 at
(he home of Mrs Lydia Morgan
The ueetli'g a* opened with the
! ord - Prayer. Mr* Shirley Willi*
was elected the new president; Mr*.
I vdia Morgan, secretary; Mr*. Lula
Williams, assistant secretary; Mr*
FI or me Moore, treasurer; Mu. JuHu
Cotton, program committee Mr*
B Upchurch. Mil Biookin* Karroo,
Mu Belly Whitley and Mu. Kai
William*, urk committee Mi*. Bet •
rue* Wilson and Mr* Ruby Crock
«11 We discussed Mrs Kat Wil- ,
!in" : coming cocktail party which i
v ill nc rn Juno 7. from 5 until at
' l(XI Hodlev Rd We celebrated Mr*.
Her Upchurch s. Mrs. Florin*'
Mr..". aid Mrs. Kat Williams'
hirihi'av. They received useful gifts
A delicious repast was served and ;
enjoyed by all
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CLUBS
The Metrona Club met on Thurs
day, April 23 Mrs Viola Leak scrv- j
rd ns hostrs* Mrmbcrs present
v err. Mis. Chalmers, Mi* Hay**,
Mil J ilea. Mr*. Jones. Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs Perry, Mrs Sander*, Mr*.
Streeter »nd Mr*. Young Mrs. Jane
Oalientihe was our vlsitoi.
Mis Ethel Young will be hostess
id-our May 2bth meeting.
Wi inn st' rs to say tha' will be
hr. 1... t meeting with tie Metrona
Club She v 111 be Joining her hn«-
Laud who ii *eiwng in the Alined
tome*.
LOCAL YWCA”
MEMBERS ATTEND
OHIO CONFAB
(t ON r'.NI'ED FROM PAGE (1
High O’, the priority ll»tlng also
lion in u!l a-perti of Association
: Work as .veil n* tn communities
iicuns tic United States. Other
items Include education, employ
ment and. leisure, sex morality,
""t ld n- t ..nsihlltty, social isola
tii.n «' d h.rher education.
In the public affair* field. Work
on :iu (i sii.g also were apprbv
. i d to.an al support for the United
I N.i' pnpulatien growth, higher
I'dutati"!', mobility and residence
j restriction*, and guidance and train
; U’C
(iffi.. ' of the Association spoke
to the co".vei t on theme. Match Us
In Th', H u.., ns also outside
speiduu •
Mrs I yndon B. Johnson, the
wife of Ihe President of the
t nlted 'tales op tied (he eon
venllon on Monday.
She to d delegates
"Women ran do much in their
civic Jite I ney can alert citttcns
to be mt«! c.trd tn the affair* of
their city They ran push and prod
.'legislator*. We need bolder tmagi-
hmmPv pPfi ***• JMKk. 'WE*- ' - l * rJ
EflpHpl mr * lir
ATTEND INTERNATIONAL RECEPTION Shown at Saint Augustine's College recently by the Raleigh Alumnae
above are guests who attended the International Reception given Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority (See story).
nation about the way we want to
live—better homes for our familits,
better schools for our children, bet
ter cities for all of us. Women can
be dedicated doers for all these
things."
"It is not an easy assignment,"
Mrs. Johnson said. "It is a neces
sary one and it la a joyful one "
Dr. James H. Robinson, direc
tor, Operations t rooaroads, Af
rica. urged the YWCA to speak
out more boldly on crucial Is
sues of the dty. "Peace, broth
rrhood, political Justice, world
and national ritlxenship and the
atomle weapons race." he said,
“are qeatlons which are the pri
vate preeervee of male wisdom
alone.”
As evidence* of Ihe Associa
tion's commitment to racial In
tegration, nearly 2,000 of thr
convention participants march
rd quietly Into the public square
oo Friday. April 24. to pray si
lently for a period of live min
utes.
In the final session Saturday, Ap
ril 23, It was announced that Mrs
Archie D Marvel, of Hasting--, Nc
Iniiika, had been re-elcctcd an pres
ident.
RALEIGH STUDENT
AT UNO HONORED
(CONTINI'FD FROM PAG* I)
damentals of Good Cltlsenshlp.”
The certificate was signed by the
luutenant in charge of his unit, the
awards chairman, and his militaiy
science instructor.
Presenting the awards was thr
icellor of the Chapel Hill insti
.on. William B. Aycock.
MRS. EATON TO
DELIVER MOM’S
DAY ADDRESS
(CONTINUED FROM P\or 11
I High School, and an ardent .worker
' in the First Baptist Church. Ra-
I leigh. She Is also a member of the
! Board of Manag ment of the Fas'.
j Raleigh Branch of the YWCA. Shi
! is tha mother of two daughters.
FRONT
EDW ARD HOLDEN
REINSTATED BY
P. O. DEPARTMENT
rroNT'N'f Itn from P\t:r H
office as letter carrier. Ifose
evrr. he uaa not reappointed
to the Ralflrh p o vt Office, hut
Is now- employed In Baltimore,
| Md. Holden began work In the
Baltimore Post Office on Mon
day. April ?V TM-. was the first
appeal handled hv the App-als
Board since It was set up In
Mss'-In-ton I> < . In 196?
Holden s v * ':>*■■.n.-rt t-’in-ix-d
.I the tuples* efforts of the local
branch of the N-t nal Allian c of
Postal Employees of which Bryant
Bethea is preident and Rntrb
j Campbell. Sr , is welfare chairman
Attoi '-ev • .1, rs c obb and Sam
i'c! S Mitchell were instrumental
in drawing up the bi :efs to bo pro
sented to rho Tbvn.t
Holden resigned his post a* a
Raleigh letter carrier In 19(12
aftrr being accused hv a sshlte
woman here of bothering " her
by following and calling her on
the telephone
• He was fi-iu-d no' guilty m Cl's
Court last year of the charges by
i Judge S P Winborne. and had been
j driving a Raleigh taxicab for sev
eral months prior to hts reinstate
; ment
j Holden is a native of this city
SEIZE TWO IN
DOPE CRACKDOWN
{CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1>
mo'her in New York City
In the crackdown '«<l Thursday
the agents seired th-ee and one
half pounds of processed ma- ilv.ana
ss the arrests were made in Staton's
Mot-I
The two ssere Identified as
dark Richard *on Nelson tfl.
as ISIS Branch Nslreet. and Wil
liam Watson. 34. of Dare Ter
race, In Chavis Heights.
Both waived a preliminary hear
| Ing before U S Commissioner Reva
Rothrock and were hound o\er for
! trial in Eastern D'strict Court un
: der bonds of $3 000 each
An investigation revealed that
| Ihe "reefers" were being grown
i within a half-mile radius of Ra
, 14lgh* city llmita.
MRS. dTbATES
IN CITY. AIDING
REGISTRATION
(CONTINUED rROM PAGE 11
active partic petiri by th* w .#r
A lively and informative disc .tsion
period followed
j She will add-ejs a mass meeting
. •* the Martin Street Baptist Church
here. Wednesday, beginning at S
p m
J The following ’st of representa
: tlves from more than thtrt' -five
! prgarmavions and business firms
; was taken in o !c: from the guest
j book
1 Mcsdamrs Erv.m.a Jane M'jae-
\ rrV^H
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IW% - JB
7 0 GOVERONR S left to right at a pract.ee se- -,-uii .ire jo . . ... J
as the piano, Miss Thelma Hall, being supervised by Mrs. E. Maye Morgan Kelly, Ligon music
teacher, and Miss Janie Lind -c. inset. (7;. sfrr
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RECOMMENDED FOR WOODROW WILSON FELLOWSHIPS—Dr. J. A Boyer, (seat
ed). president nf Saint Augustine's College, chats with three young men who were recently recom
mended t > the Southern Education Foundation by the Wooddrow Wilson National Fellowship
Foundation to receive summer scholarships to pursue graduate study. These young men will be
able to study at the university of their choice. Pictured from left to right are, Joseph H. Holt. Jr.;
Enoch Henderson. Ir and William Miles.
Knima Ja'ie Dies" Shop: Julia De
lanv I mks line p-meesa Hay
woud-Mi.v. . !’, i " Shipe; Shir-
I. V ,1. " • V * ( , ■ ’l. M..r y
Per «\ '• - l -u ; t uverdt*
Mnve-YUi \. d ■ ~ M K wards
\ o!e! SUp U ’ sMs e. s-Hamp
tou A • \•r « (. .Min. ;l. Miss
c M..e R d-Han pt»n Alumni.
Vein - t • .
A ' 3 •• ••• ••••« V ' i-t r ’len-A
n.ei :ean l • tier Mary Brown-A
--• -an Ii . Fva r.vhc-Ameri
ran Legion. Annie Ca!daell-Ameri
ian I eg on. a"d Zer.obi* Dunston .
Mesdames Ruby McKuiney-Zeta
r Be'a Hftr'-'n.se F!em"'g.Delta
'''ima Theta: M ss Muse E Ligon
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Fresh Fryers-- whole lb. 25c
N. C.- A Grade Small Eggs 3 do*. 89c
DOMINO
Sugar--Factory’ Pack 5 lbs. 58c
Sliced Pork Steak lb. 39c
Fresh Spare Ribs 3 lbs. 95c
Gold Note Oleo. lb. 17c
End Cut Pork Chops lb. 39c
Pork Neck Bones 4 lbs. 49c
Rib Stew Beef lb. 29c
Fresh Pork Picnics lb. 35c
Old Diz Charcoal 1 10 lb». 57c
Open Monday Through Friday Until • F-M.
HORTON’S CASH STORE
1413-17 SO SM NDEKb >T. RALEIGH. N. C
hart-Crosby Garfield School;:
Mesdames Addie Logan-Zeta Pht
T>eta; Geraldine Brown-PTA Chatr
nian; Ann H. Miller-Registrar pre
cinct No. 20; Bessie W. Blue-the
Victorians; Esther Michad-Kablus
Court No. 67; Christiana Pitts-Ci
'ella Beauty College, and Mabel
8 Wright-N. C. College Alumni.
Miss Vivian Burt-Delt* Chi El*.
Miss Ida Jones-Junior Woman's
Club; Meadamee Elizabeth Crump-
Crvcmetologitt Chapter No 41; Marie
Winter*-J. W. Winters and Comp*»
oy; Hazel Logan-Delta Sigma Twa
ta: Helen C. Howard-Mlntxter
Wive* Asaoctation; Ida H. Boykm*-
Voter's Council; A'lvian M Sanaom-
Mechanic* and runners Bank and
Shaw University. Margaret Hinton
1 Vice Chairman Precinct No 25;
Lillian Freeman-Parent Education
Committee; Carrie Prather-Regis
trar Precent No 23:
Also Miss Vivian Irvir.g-Regts
trar Precinct No 26 and Irving
Swain Press. Mesdames Sarah Her
bin-Good Neighbor Council; Angus-
W IMIKTO.X I tiii rs. 1
t STATE FAIR GROUNDst-Raleigh I | ★ S3*P. M. if I
> ADMISSION $2.00 52.50 52.00 M
Tickets On Sale: Thiem's Record Shop: HamHn Drag; Eckerds Mein M
St., Durham; Krmp's of Chapel Hill anm
j THE gJggEST SHOW OF B 'sTARS FOR '6A J
I A. were, caanao ~ flTr t
/ BOBBY BYRD / -■— -f JOMKNrtMOL /I
THE JAMES BROWN ORCH. J*PAUL mUmsH tm COLfICW M.CL|
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"JUDGE FOR A DAY" James Raid, a student at the J.
W. Ligon Jr.-Sr. High School is shown second from right in photo
beside City Court Judge Samuel Pretlowa Winbome hat Friday.
Young Raid served all day at tha side at the judge ea actual eases
were tried. (See story on page 1).
ta Turner-Vice Chairman Precinct
No. 20; Millie D. Veeaey-NAACP
and St. Agustine's College; Harve
leigh R. White-Chums, Jack and
Jill, Postmasters Association, Vot
er's Council; and Janet M. Marche
na-N. C. Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Special recognition was given to
Mr. J. A. Shepard, who escorted
Mrs. Bates, and also the only Male
attending the dinner. Mrs. Marche
na, chairman of Voter’* Council,
presided.
MAN RECEIVES
SHORT TERM IN
WOMAN’S DEATH
(CONTINUED FROM PVt-iE I)
er to consider placing Daria on
parole as he (Anderson) called
attention to the coart record of
Mrs. Snelllngt. He aleo made
mention In court that at the
time of her death, Mrs. Snell
ingt’ blood-alcohol rating was
.338.
However, the Jurist said, “A hu
uan life has been taken. She had
a right to walk and breathe the
aine air as you snd I even—with
an alcohol content rating of .336.
The killing drew much attention
at the time it occurred In the 700
block of S. Bloodworth Street. The
entire incident is said to have start
ed when the woman refused to
leave with Davis.
CHURCH VOTES
TO MERGE
(CONTINUED rROW PAGE II
worrh:p service Wednesday night.
The decision of the three
groups to merge actually was
made at their conventions in
1992. What was being eonsider
ed in the meeting last week was
the mechanics of the merger aa
proposed by a joint meeting of
the eteering committee on re
alignment.
The 141 delegatee and minister*,
representing 155 Congregational
Christian Churches in the'Conven
tion of the South.
Agreeing to all seven of the rec
ommendations submitted by the
joint meeting committee was the
N'esro conference.
Delegates from the Negro confer
ence voted on the recommenda
tions at a separate meeting in the
afternoon at Greensboro s St. Ste
phen's United Church of Christ.
“DON’T STOP
FIGHTING:”
MRS. EVERS
(CONTINUED FROM P»GE 11
southern simplicity: vet equal
to the task of fighting segrega
tion after the manner of her be
loved Medgar Evers, told of
how Negroes In her State are
determined to fight on until
victory is won. or they,—llk*
Medgar—die trying.
Mrs Evers called up the spirit of
Fred Douglass, who reminded more
than a century ago that "... men
who deprecate the agitation of ef
forts towards freedom, want crops
w ithout plowing: want rain without
the thunder and the lightening."
Such people, she said are either
lary or cowards and hardly worthy
of th* freeom wfcUfc KHn 4U ta
achieve for Ifa«k
"My husbeod Mat seek to be
come a martyr In the freedom
fight; he only wanted freedom for
all—black end white,” the mid, add
ing, "The youths are being dauFfed
by the dogs, guns, Jails, nor er*n
shots in the back; nothing Is going
to atop them short of their goal of
complete freedom. 1 *
HALIFAX COUNTY
REGISTRATION
“LIKE MISS.”
These will be on May S and 16.
as registration books ere open only
on three Saturdays before the pri
mary end general elections.
Doug Harris of the Student Non
violent Coordinating Committee
(SNCO is also eieieting In the
drive.
MINISTERS AND
LAYMEN SET
BENEFIT GAME
lished in next week's CAROLIN
IAN:
Min later*
Th* Rave. Samuel Spender,
J. F. Eppc. E. B. Lewie, J. W.
Fleming. D. N. Howard, t. Oa
rer McCloud, Joaeph P. Demp
sey, G. A. Jonet, Charles w.
Ward, Oaear W. Berwick, Paul
H. Johnson. T. B. Smith. T. C.
Hama ns. L. 8. Penn. Howard
Cunningham, G. R. Perry, Nor
man Mitchell, and J. H. Bryant.
Laymen
John Owen White, Douglas
Dunston. Lorenzo Haywood, Ju
lius R. Haywood. (Peter H. Wil
liams. Merrlman C. HUI, Ralph
Campbell. George F. Newell.
Joaeph Whitaker, J. J. Ransom.
Clarence Lightner, Charles
Haywood, Jr., Wiley Latham.
Jamee Shepard and C. A. (Doll)
Haywood, Sr.
IIMOLV
THEATRE
RAI.EIGH. N. C.
STARTS SUN., MAY lOTH
“DONOVAN’S
REEF”
Starring
JOHN WAYNE
—PIus—
“FIVE MILES TO
MIDNIGHT”
Starring
SOPHIA LOREN
STARTS THURS.. MAY 14TH
“THE MAVERICK
QUEEN”
Starring
BARBARA STANWYCH
—Pins—
“THE LOVES OF
SALAMMBO”
Starring
JEANNE VALERIC