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attended i statewide meeting tart
week of <te fnmiii ill will n School
taprov«MtP*t>j«et at Enloe High
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HOME ECKERS WORKSHOP AT LiQOH SCHOOL—Richmond E. Stwwrt, mmthai
hit, m imtructar at tha Ugon Junior-Senior High School hen, k pictured addreeaing mam mem
bers o t tha Homo Eden Workshop, he/d tact weak at tha school. He mm cm at three speakers
heard during the two-day workshop. (See stay).
OTHER SPEAKERS AT WORKSHOP Shown in rear background are Mn. Darid
Spaugh, kit, and Jamaa Abren, who addreaeed the Home Eckere Workshop at tha J. W. Ugon High
School hen Auguet 26-27. Tha young ladiee attending tha sessions give their undivided attention
to the orators. (Sea story).
Ligon Home Eckers Hear 3
Speakers At Workshop
The Llgon Junior flanlor High
School Home Edcers held their sec
ond annual Homemaking Work
shop on August 26 ar.2 27, In room
07 of the Homemaking Department
The theme for the workshop was
"Focus en Careen and Jobe." The
first day wee devoted to speeches
on jobs and procedures for going
into various Jobs.
Mr. James Abran, an Instructor
at Ltgon School spoke to the group
on "Distributive Education” and the
many job opportunities there w*>
be for students now and lajer He
explained the procedure an£ type
of work that would be carried out
in theory and laboratory work. Mr.
Abran 4a coordinator at agon for
tbfla program.
Mr. ’ Richmond Stewart, Com
ment teacher at Llgon, is co-or
dinator for the industrial coopera
tive Training Program. This pro
gram was also explained to the
students in a very affective manner.
The students had chance to ask
questions and discuss special parts
of tbs program at the dose of the
talks. .1
The final speaker was, Mrs. David
Spa ugh. Home Economics Instruc
tor at Shaw University, who spoke
on "Careen and Trends in Home
Economics.” Mrs. Spaugh stressed
job preparation and all types of
new jobs in order to cope with
Ask Supreme Court To Apply
Civil Rights Act To Sit-Ins
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The U. S.
Supreme Court was asked to en
force the new Civil Rights Act last
week and overturn two 1900 "sit-in"
convictions.
The eases, growing sst es
demenelrattone against touch
Careltae and Arkansas, were
filed by Jaek Greenberg, 41-
rector csnnasl es ha NAAUP
Legal Defense Fnad.
As yet, the high court has not
rendered a decisive ruling on the
issue of sit-in demonstratlonr as
a tactic to encourage racial inte
gration.
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problems and careers of today. She
gave the students many bulletins
on careers and jobs and explained a
number of them.
Mrs. Spaugh challenged the stu
dents to work hard each day and
perform your work to tile bat of
your ability.
The second day of the workshop
included students who wanted to
do some creative projects in cook
ing and experiments on the new
stretch fabrics. Bulletins and refer
ences were used daily. The group
enjoyed the workshop and plans
to continue this as their annual
project Refrefemeots wars served
by a special committee
These attending were as fat
tows: Mary C elites, Jeyee
Geedson, Clsadle Gas teen.
Phyllis .Banter, Gwendolyn
Janes, Beaafert Miles, Carelyn
Thorpe, Jane Tayler, Prsneina
Upeharch, Canetanee Umpkrey.
Peala Peebles, Patricia Peebles,
Rewella Peebles. JeAaa Rad
lam and Patricia Williamson.
Mrs. Etta D. Tools is the ad
visor.
In addition, the Legal Defense
Fund attorneys argue that the U. 8.
Constitution, even without the
Civil Rights Act prohibits individ
ual states from convicting peace
ful sit-in demonstrators when they
seek service at places of public
accomodation which bar Negroes.
This argument has been made
by the Legal Defense Fund in pre
vious sit-in esses before the high
court In June of this year, three
justices took sack side of the issue,
and three others expressed no view.
Fund attorneys alse main
tain th* the Ncgre peiHlanw*
CP&L President Cites
Co-Op ‘Scare Tactics*
The president at Carotins Pswsr
sod Light Company told a Header,
see audience Tuesday night that
electric co-op prntaeeionsli are
using "scare tactics- and "phony
issues" to promote theta cause.
Eatery Cteh, OPAL PieaMssd
■haem Raw* aald-teayhavu
“Such claims are* ridiculous and
Insult th« intelligence of their sss
di, M ho eltlmod.
_ Harris added that taa real tans
utilities tar m*pe wttl he
pSTnUIIII tO UN *ht naunshny poM Hi
ntJNwtedjte etandtotae asSm
nun they say, Is sowtrary to the
equal protection stause eg the MMi
Amendment
In addition, tha NAACPLapS Dta
tense Fund assorts that the tawt
of South Carolina and Arkansas
which tha Negro demonstrators are
alleged to hare dp art
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them On tha ether hand, ha
said, avery inriamir added to
- Unas as taxpaying ntUlUss Ip
aw aasal haeaaaa ha pays hte
way to taxes—and even helps
Ha told thaHandetaon civic group
that “co-ops want a law to prevent
tha taxpaying, investor-owned
companies from serving customers
who seek our service," adding that
-we have advocated that so tang
payers and their members- WKP'PK,
taxes hi their
should not taka customers yammm
our service is available.” =-’
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when the lenders and bsnhtaP era
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by all your pHk'dmW'
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