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Rosa Park*, a i whoa* tight and imprisonment for Montgomery, Ala., seamstress, | the cause of civil rights, spear* It Costs You Nothing • To find out how you can step up into your own home on your own land in ’64. • To see how the new tax cut can help you atop waisting money on rent. • To find out if you can be OK’d for a GI or FHA home loan in beautiful... I Biltmore Hills Estates Q Call Our Building Agents Now Company John W. Winter* r J & Company 470* Yadkin St 787*1231 507 K. Martin St W. R. BURNHAM, Free. SM-5780 headed the founding et the now famous Montgomery Bus Boycott several years ago, was tha Wo man's Day speaker et the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Wendell, on Sunday. May 10, at 3:30 p. m. The Rev. Arthur Parker is minister of the church. The program began with an or gan prelude, followed bye musical selection and the responsive. Pray er wee offered by Mrs. Hattie Bob bitt Mrs. M. Scarboro acknowledged the visitors and announcements were made by Mrs. Handy Yates. Mrs. Ruth H. Morgan introduced the speaker, afterwhich a beauti ful solo was rendered bp Mrs. W. M. Crewe. Then Mrs. Parks delivered a won derful Woman’s Day address. In resiling her pest experiences, the speaker said: "Drivers (of Mont gomery's city buses) expected Neg roes to pay in the front, walk a round on the outside and board the buses at the rear. This 1 would not do. Sometimes tha drivers pass ed me up. ‘Than came this evening I was coming heme from the department (tore where I alter ed men's clothing. I was among the Negress sitting ahead es the sectioned portioned off tot Negroes. When mere passen gers bearded at tha (rant, I was ordered to give ap my east. This I refused to do. “The driver, who had stopped the bus, called the police sad had me pot in Jell." The distinguished speaker stated she was fingerprinted, photograph ed and forced to fill out a card about herself before die was per mitted to urn tha telephone to call her home. After being released on bond, she was later found guilty of violating the segregation laws on transporta tion and fined $lO end court costs. Th cate was and, die believes, in some way, later set tled by her lawyers. Heines at two pretest lead en. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and & D. Nixon, were bombed In the storm at pre test that fallowed. The Negroes began finding other means of transportation. The policy of the bus company was changed and complete seating integration resulted. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., world famous civil rights leader, ia now president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference as a result of leading the non-violent protest, resulting from Mra. Parka’ arreat. _ , Music for the Woman's Day ter vice was furnished by the remale Chorus, with Mrs. I Bobbitt as organist. f The Woman's Day eeasmlttea consisted at the following offi cers: Mrs. Both H. Morgan, general chairman: Mias Helen Lewis, program chairman; Mm s.mM o. M. Webb, publicity chairman; Christina Thorpe, de corating chairman; and Aleem Davis, finance chairman. Ail officer* and teacher* for the day were women o( the church. Rev. Lofton Mary Potter’s Finals Orator OXFORD The sixty-sixth an nual commencement of Mary Potter High School is scheduled for Mon day, June Bth, in the Oxford Arm ory at 8:00 P. M. At that time ap proximately aeventy-flve candidates for graduation will receive their diplomas. The spsetsr far the eeeasiou will be the Rev. Fred C. Left** a native at Kinston. North Car site*. Rev. Lofton to a graduate es Adktu High School. Moore heuesi College. Meereheom School of Religion in Atlanta, Oeergia and tha University at f- iiTfi i California at Lea Unoe graduation, he has served aa dean of men, college minister, and a teacher et Htilceophy, Re ligion. Psychology and Education at Owen College. Memphis. Tenneame. At psaaen, he Is serving as di meter of student personnel at Meerabouse College, Atlanta, Oa. ▲ large aodtence h expected to graat Ran Lofton. Fletcher’s Grove 4-H Club News BT BARBARA OUT Wedneadey night. May 30. Ftot obara Grove 4-H CltX> held its monttily meeting at the home of one of Us active member* Re becca Walker. The attendance waa good. Four new members Joined the chib and wen eagerly accepted by the other members. Two members of the dub, Faye Boots and Brenda Walker, both won Blue Ribbons In a Bake-off contest. Bnnda Walker won along with the Btae Ribbon, a trip to Mew Bern. Theoga and Malone Carrington also wan Bbw Ribbons In a plant The dub talked about Its pro ject*. outdoor aettvtttm and ether dub affaire. The president urged aQ mem bers to gst started on their pro jects now. Be also reminded them that we an working to make pro gress and to achieve our motto: "To make the best better ." The president to Theags Car rington and the Club Leader to Ma. 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