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V PAGE SIX THE CAfiOLINA TIMES SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, 1«57 Americans, Like Soviets, Guilty Of Distorting History Of Ihe Negroes, Declares Dr. John Hope Franklin NEW YORK The Soviet Union is not the only nation which has been re writing liistory to suit its pur poses, suggests an article in the current issue of The CrWs, oUl clal journal ol the NAACP. Dr. John Hope Franklin, the author, asserts that so lar as the history of the Negro in the United States is concerned, “it is all too clear that what tias actually happened Is one thing, «id what has been described by (American) writers ol history as having happened is quit« another thing.” Dr. Franklin, chaiyrman of the history, department at Brook lyn College, is one of America’s foremost historians. He was for> merly professor of History at North Carolina College In Dur ham and Howard University. The distortion of American Negro history has been such. Dr. Franklin maintains, that "even the so-called scientific JUstorians (have) showed little tnclinallon to use the materials ol history for any purpose other than to suFiport their own pre dilections, prejudices, and earli er commitments.” ■ American historians even ir^ our own time, the author con tinues, "have, with remarkable effectiveness, described the Ne- . gFo as a beast, have worked alduously to justify and even to Slorlly Negro slavery, and have described the period slncc; emancipation as one ol unmiti gated woe lor Negroes and of inconvenience for whites.” Fortunately, Dr. Franklin re marks, "Negroes generally liave not had any illusions about the distortions of their history, and they have not been unduly in fluenced by them." In the last two decades, Dr. Franklin says, a change in the; writing of American Negro his tory has come about, so that "for the first time in the history of the United States, there is a striking resemblance between what historians are writing and what has actually happened in the history of the American Ne gro." The article is entitled, “'Hie New Negro History,” and ap pears In the February issue of nie OrMs. The issue also con tains • listing of books by Ne gro authon in 1B56, an annual buted by. MAACP Marine Sgl Sylvester Billi ard, husband ol tiie lormer Miss Susie M. Spelfht of 1208 Came ron ave., Winston-Salem, N. C., is serving as a administrative clerk with Marine Transport Squadron 253, ol the 1st Ma rine Aircraft Wing, Iwakanl, Japan. Belore catering the Marine Corps in June 1943, he gradu ated Irom Daytona Beach High School,. Daytona Beach, Fla., and was employed by the Vete rans AdmlnistratlMi Office in Winston-Salem. Nine Bennett Girls Complete College Training GREENSBORO Nine Bennett College seniors completed their requirements lor graduation at the close of the first semester on Saturday. They were: Misses Carolyn Crawford, Morristown, Tenn.; Thelma Culbreth, New York, N. Y.; Sylvia Pretlow, Rocky Mount; Catherine WiUis, Pa- latka, Florida; and Mesdames Jeanne S. Moore, Rich Square, and Margaret Williams, Fernan- dina Beach Florida. Degrees will be conferred upon them on May 27 along with other members of the class t)f 1967. Preiident Arthur B. Spingam. lGB)F(HI0nJUtS OLD 2” HICKORY iniinrrBOniBOI^”>”^ M wstiueis compok, nilLASELniM, M. Two Slightly. HurtlnBus- Car Collison Leander* CroweU, of 4052 Carver Road, Carl W. Garrett, (address unknown),- Maggie Weathers and Alice Williams, both of C-80 Carver Road, re ceived minor injuries' in a traf fic accident Monday, January 21. Police reported that a car being driven by William Wil- ford Phillips, 16, of 1235 Madi son Avenue, struck a parked Safe Bus, operated by Earl Mil ler Norwood of 2527 Pittsburgh Avenue. The bus had stopped on, Dellabrook Road at Highway 311, when the Phillii»’ car making a right turn onto Della brook, skidded 65 feet and hit tile bus. Crowell sustained i possible fractured finger; Gar rett, cuts on the face and head; Miss Weathers, minor back in jury and Miss Williams, a minor head injury. All were treated at a local hospital and released. Phillips was charged with reck less driving, and was released from jail under a $600 bond. Estimated damage to the bus was set at $800; to the car, $400. of the one-act play. Following discussion of these films, Mary Bohanon, drama critic from North Carolina CoUege at Dtur- ham, discussed the Intricacies of play selection. The afternoon session was given over to 'the presentation of two one-act plays—a comedy and a serious play—brought by the P. W. Moore High School at Elizabeth City and by thei Central High School in White- ville. The analysis of these pro ductions was given by Miss Bo hanon. By way of. concluding the meeting, the Shaw University Players Irom Ralei^ North C^olina staged at the evening session a three-act play, “'niei Glass Menagerie”, directed by Gilbert Daly, Director of Dra matics as Shaw University. Har old Fields, sophomore at Fay etteville, is Chairman of the Clinic Committee. Clinic On The Drama is Held At Fayetteville FAYETTEVILU: The eleventh annual one-day drama clinic sponsored by the North Carolina High School Drama Association was held in the Seabrook Auditorium at the Fayetteville State Teachers (Col lege on Saturday, February 2. According to Lois P. Tuilier, Director ol Dramatics of the host institution, approximately 600 high school students, direc tors of dramatics and principals from eastern Nortir Carolina were in attendance. They came tfsm SSyeotefn counties Includ- 1^ i:^ham. Wake, Robeson, Duplin, SamiMOn, Nash, and On slow counties. At the morning session John- W. Parker, Chairman of the Area ol English gave remarks ^f welcom^e. The activities open ed witfiT the presentation of, a film on make-up and another on th6 problem of the production Three Durham Men To Talk At YSC Confab PETERSBURG, Va. The School of Commerce at Virginia State College wUl hold a conference on Internship Training Friday, February 8, it was announced recently by Dr. I«uls H. Schuster, internship supervisor at the college. The theme of the conference Is "Education and Business—^Part ners in Progress." Dr. Seymour L. Wolfbein, Chief, Division of Manpower and Employment, U. S. Depart ment of Labor will give the main address at the assembly progrom at 1:00 P.M. The con ference is scheduled to begin at 10:00 A.M.in Foster Hall with a round table discussion on In ternship Training in Business and Education. The participants wlill include students In the School of (Commerce, coopera ting employers in business and education, special consultants and resource leaders from the School of Commerce. At the afternoon session, J. H. Wheeler, President, Meehan-^ ics and Farmers Bank, Durham, North Carolina, will give the evaluation. Consultants who are sche duled to attend the conference are Mrs. Joan Clarke, Assistant, Personnel Manager, Massachu setts Memorial Hospital, Boston, Massaohusetts; J. W« Goodloet Secretwy—Office. Manager, N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Comi pany, Durham, North Carolina; William Waters, Principal, I. C. Norcum High School, Ports mouth, Virginia; Miss Rosemary Bachman, Representative of the iRadclIffe Businesfl Internship Program, Radclille College, Cambridge, Massachusetts; W. A COMPLETE ELECTRIC AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICE DUKE POWER COMPANY DIAL 2151 Comer Mangum and Parrish Streets 4-H Camp To Be Dedicated At Hammocks Beach GREENSBORO The date for the dedication ol the 4-H Club CUunp, recently completed- at Hammocks Beac^ In Onslow Couhty, was set last week at the annual meeting of the North Carolina 4-H Club Foundation held here at A&T College. The camp will be formally dedicated and named on Friday, June 14 at 11:00 A.M. Officials stated that a day-long program is being arranged for visiting guests. In the annual report prercnt ed by W. C. Cooper, assls^i State 4-H Club director and secretary to the Foundation, It was revealed that more than $94,000 has been spent during the past five years. A major portion, more than $84,000 has been used to construct the camp, while other expenditures in cluded travel expense for three- farm youths who went for Nortii C!^rollna to I^gland and Wales under the International Farm Youth Exchange Program. The report stated that more than 1200 youngsters, members of 4-H Clubs in the state parti cipated In camping at the site last summer and nearly 2,000 will be accommodated this com ing summer with an extended camping period. R. E. Jones, State agent. In charge of the A&T College Ex tension Service, presented to the board of directors a lUt of needs for Improvement and ad ditional construction at the camp. The items, to cost more than $25,000, included a fishin{j pier, arts and crafts building, boats and other equipment. Four-new persons were added, to the board of directors. They included: William Hooks, Whiteville farmer and business man; Mayon Parker, Ahoskie newspaper publishers; W. I. Bissett, Grifton farmer and Mrs. Idell Jones Randall, Johns ton County homemaker and for> mer secretary to' the board of directors. ■V p«noiu bavlng clalma against the estate ol the said de ceased to exhibit them to tiM undersigned at Boom 705) 111 Gercoian Street, Durham, North Carolina, on or before the 18th day of January, 1958, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will maice immediate payment Claude V. Jones, Executor of the Estate of Pete J. Joyner, De ceased. This the 16th day of January, 1SS7. Jan. 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23. J. Kennedy, Ul, Assistant Vice President, North Carolina Mu-' tual Life Insturance Company, Durham, North CaroUna; and, Dr. (^rtlandt Colson, Supervi sor ol Cadet Teaching Pro gram, Virginia State College. Executor’s Notice To Creditors Having quaillled as Execu tor of the Estate of Pete J. Joy ner, late ol Durham Coun^« North Carolina, this is-to notii^ NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX Having Qualified as execu trix of the estate of James Solo mon Thomjjwon, deceased, late of Durham Ck>unty, North Caro lina, this is.to notify ail persons having claims agaipst said es tate to exhibit them to the lu- derslgned at 301 Umstead St., Duriiam, N. C. on or before the 19th day of January, 1958, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate pay ment. This 16th day cif January, 1057. Alma H. Thompson, Executrix J. U. Wheeler, Attorney January 19, 26; Feb. 2. 9, 16, 23. NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY Trustee’s Notice Of Sale Under and by Virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain deed of trust dated October 13, 1952, executed by JOHN SMITH and wife, FLO RENCE SMITH, and duly re corded in the oiUice of the Re gister of Deeds of Durham County in Book ol Mortgages 472, page 74, and default hav ing been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby se cured and said deed of trust be North 5 degrees and 56 minutes east 125 feet to a point, the tee will offer for sale at public ing by the terms thereof sub ject to foreclosure, the under signed trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest blihler for cash at the Court house door in Durham, North C^rolin^ at NOON, on tiie 18th day of February, 1957, the pro perty conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in the County of Durham, State of North Carolina, In Durham Township, and more particular ly described as follows: LOT No. 7—Block “B” of the land of &e New Hope Realty Company as per plat of BLAIR AND DRANE, surveyors, dated NEW METHOD ULNDRY And Dry Clcanerg Quality - Service 405 Roxboro St. DIAL 695f CLASS "A” HOTEL THE BILTMORE HOTEL The Best Acconunodatioiu lor the TraveUng Public. All New Furnitnxe And Fixtures. The Famous Chief Retluront OFFERS CATERING SERVICE FOR SMALL OR LARGE PARTIES, AI^ A FAMILY SERVICE. SPECIAL: WHOLE FRIED CHICKEN $1-50 323 Pettigrew Street 5-1071 ATTENTION MEN AND WOMEN FULLER PRODUCTS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND. FULLER NOW HAS OPENING FOR SALES MEN AND SAU^S LADIES Visit Oar Offie*— Ask Fer MBS. OINITA DILLABO ■ears To Salt Tm — Ne bperisue NeeesMury FULLER PRODUCTS COMPANY PHONB #-5414 _ lit BAST raiBD SIBBBT WINSTON-SALBM, N. C. This%ar Mechanics And Fanners Bank DDIHAII AMD lAMilOH. MOnfl CAIOLIIIA lUy 1918 duly recorded in Plat Book 3, page, 83, reference to which Is hereby made for a more particular and detailed description: BEGINNING at a sUke on the North side of Chestnut Ave nue and the Southwest comer of Lot No. 6, running th^ce in a northerly direction along the western property line of Lot No: 6, 117.8 feet to a stake at the northwest comer of Lot No. 6; thence in a westerly direction SO feet along the southern boun dary line of Lot No. 19, to a stake at the northeast comer of Lot No. 8; thence in a southwly direction along the estem boun dary line of Lot No. 8, 116 and three-fourths feet to a stake at the property line of Chestnut Ave; thence in an easterly di rection 50 feet along the nor thern boundary line of Chest nut Avenue to the point or place of beginning and being Lot No. 7 of the plat above, referred to. THIS Sale will remain open for ten (10) days to receive In creased bids, as provided by law. Dated this 15th day ol Jan., 1957. J. J. Henderson, Trustee M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney Jan. 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23. NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY Trustee’s Notice Of Sale Under and by Virtue of the power of sale contained in a cer tain deed of trust dated Dec. 9, 1953, executed by Skid Geer and wife, Hattie Whitley Geer, and recorded in Book 514, at pages 417-418, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Dur ham County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness ttiereby secured and said deed of ttust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the undersigned trustee will of fer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Courttiouse door in Durham, North Carolina, at NOOlf, on the 18th day of February, 1987, the property ccmveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in the County of Durham, and State of North Carolina, }n Durham Township, and more pa^cularly tiescril^ as fol lows: Beginning at a point whexie the property line on the nortti ride of Enterprise Avenue Inter sects the property Une-«on the west side of Allen Street as shown on the map hereinafter referred to, and running thence from said beginning point along and with the property line on the West side of Alien Street, southeast comer of Lot No. 25 on the map hereinafter referred to; thence along the southern line ol Lot No. 25 North 84 de grees and 4 minutes West 80 feet to a point, t ttie northeast comer of I^t No. 21; thence along and with the eastern line of Lot No. 21 South 8 degrees and 56 minutes West 125 feet to a point in the property line on the northside of Enterprise Avenue; thence along and with the property line on the north side of Enterprise Avenue South 84 degrees and 4 minutes east 50 feet to the place or point of beginning, ’ and being shown and designated as Lot No. 21 on the map of the proper ty of W. S. and J. B. Griswold on South Street and Enterprise Avenue, according to survey and map of same made by E. H. Copley, October, 1921, which map is duly recorded in the of- ^ flee of the Register of Deeds for " Durham County in Plat Book 5A, at page 98, to which refer ence Is hereby made as part of this description. This sale will remain open for ten .(10) days to receive in creased bids, as required by Dated this 15th day of Jan. 1957. J. J. Henderson, Trustee M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney Jan. 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23. 90 G*W seven STAR m 4/8 HNT jTToK ******* to raoor SeViN STAR, »«NOED WHIMiY, 90 piicdr. STIAIOHT WNISXKY. « rSta Ol MdRE OLD. A2H% OKAIH tHAl »«ITS. «i worn Orte Account dother The Entire Family **EASY TERMS** THE ROYAL CLOTHING COMPANY 330^ Wert Main Amdwg Grocery The Place of fine Fresh Groceries Native Western Meats 601 East Ninth Stn«t Winston-Salem, N. 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