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> r.K KTOHT THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, AUG. 3. 1957 -Funeral Rites- (Continued from page 1) I p.m., by the Rev. R. L. Patter son and the Rev. Kenneth R, honeymoon trip and giftt for lone Mr. Stltii, auditor who ft one aoclal ftudy reador, S man- the bride. was felt gave'the most dama- uals, and one religious book. If the show goes on as plant ging testimony against Bishop A^r school hours, Mrs. Ila ned, the couple will be seen by Nichols in the presentation of P. Bryant, Michael's mother, the network’s nationwide audi- checks and other evidence taught him daily to read books, ence at 2:30 EDT. (1:30 EST.). which tended to show the mis- For three years prior to his en- Calhoun's father, Rev. Cary, handling of funds, and Reid trance to the first grade he had Calhoun, will officiate at the Jackson of Paul Quinn College, an abundance of materials to ceremony. j Waco, Tei^as. ^ ^prepare him for reading. His According to Mehan. Calhour,. caution'is being exer-"“d held and Miss Bannister wUl be in- agaiiwt the trial ^ conviction that hei schools there. A copy of ‘the form letter sent by the 14 parents to Superin tendent Weaver read as follows: “We are parents of—and—who are attending the—school ac cording to the way the schools Williams, who officiated jointly, have been run before May 17, Interment followed in the Ever- 1954. Last year our children Cemetery. were assigned to the same segre-' Survivors include the widow, terviewed before the ceremony members of the trial gated school system. We have Mrs. Laney Malloy, a son. Dr. by Bob Paige and Myron Pfl-, committee being tampered with Ple»«wre daily as a si ne notice from you advising H. Rembert Malloy, both of the mer, New York stage and tele- recesses. ‘“'''I ^ where our children will be sent =‘‘y. a brother, Percy Malloy of ^vision celebrities. The enUre marshalls have been sta- in/school one year, for the next school year. There-1 York City, a grandson, -Simmons- Business School Students Attend Sales Institute Three members of the Sales manship class of the Durham Business School were selected to attend the annual sales insti tute in Chicago, sponsored by the Fuller Produpts Company. The students are Robert Hack ney, Chapel Hill; Leon Penn, Raleigh, and Theolise Fogg of Henderson. The students, part-time salesmen for the Fuller Pro ducts Contpany, were chosen because of their salesmanship ability. They became interested in selling after enrolling in a class in ‘‘Salesmanship Funda mentals’’ at the Business School. -School Board- (Continued from page 1) mittee needed more time to formulate a policy which would meet with sufficient public sup port to insure continued public operation of the schools. Already in North Carolina, three cities have moved to low- ■■ 3 gregation barriers, and re- (Continued from page 1) -iiS are pending in two other ^Va., when their car veered . Uies and one has refused. In across the highway near Frede- acditlon, a law suit has been en-1 ricksburg and plunged into a tered in two communities to * mill pond. seek desegregation of thaj The car was reportedly being SLhools. I driven by Lonnie Purcell at the Winston-Salem. Charlotte and time. fore we have reason to believe several nieces and nephews that our children will be re assigned to a segregated school system. Moreover, it would work a hardship on us to wait until you assign our children (Continued from page 1) for the next year in that the Mrs. Naomi Hill Simmons; his 10 days allowed fdr our objec- mother, Mrs. Julia A. Simmons tions after our children’s assign-, of Fayetteville; two daughters, ment may come at a time which F. Bette Simmons of Baltimore, will prevent us from bringing Md., and Sidclla Simmons of an action against you if the. Washington, D, C.; tour sisters, same pattern of segregation is. Mrs. Albert L. Simms and Mrs. followed. Hattie Kelly of Tuskegee, Ala.; “For these reasons, we are Mrs. Ann Dixon of Chicago and now entering an objection on Miss Esther Simmons of Fay- behalf of our children at this etteville; and one brother, Vic- time so that they will not be tor Simmons of Chicago assigned to a segregated school system. “Please let us know if you in tend to assign our children to the same segregated school for the school year 1957-58.” -Bryson- (Continued from page 1) cations were filled out and filed again. Board member Mrs. Francis Colville’s opinion that it should take the lead in preparing the community for eventual dese- gration of the school was joined in by another woman member of the board, Mrs. Ora Lee Sossamon. Mrs. Sossamon was quoted af saying that the board ought to consider in the beginning in do ing everything peaceful settling and handling the situation if and when the federal court or ders Integration. ^ ceremony will be performed be fore the camera on the show. Miss Bannister and Calhoun met while Lee was a sophomore at college. The romance lasted through Calhoun’s two year absence from the school while he did a stint in the Army and really flourished on the ath lete’s return to school. NBC’s outlet in this area which will carry the program is WRAL-TV at Raleigh If the pair are married on the NBC-TV show, a reception ^will be held in Pinehurst two days later at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morrison. -Calhoun- (Continued from page 1) Joseph Mehan, publicity di rector of the NBC-TV “Bride and Groom” show told the TIMES Wednesday that the show would mean about $3,000 to $2,900 in gifts for the couple. Mehan said the show would provide complete outfits for the wedding party, a free -Auto Crash- Greensboro 'school boards voted to admit Negro students. At Raleigh and in Caswell County, requests' tor admission ol Negro lUpils to all white schools are pending action by the school boards. Bryson City recently re jected a request by Negro pa rents to enter their children in the white schools, and a law suit has been entered in Old Fort seeking to desegregate All of the victims were resi dents of Fayetteville. The Christie family lived at Capo Fear Court In Tayetlevllle. exact residence of the Purcells could not be obtained. ’The Purcells, whose residence in Fayetteville could not be identified, were claimed by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jor dan Purcell of Raeford. Sfarf Your Vacation Looking Like A Million Special Price On Complete Brake Reliniiig Job LET US WASH AND WAX YOUR CAR Let us get that work-a-day grime off your car before you drive away our your vacation trip. We really make yoiu* buggy shine like new . . . vacuuming inside too. We also offer FAST ROAD SERVICE — “WRECKER SER VICE.” EAST WINSIOK GARAGE 7TII STREET AND GRAHAM AVENUE PA.-2-9402 Congratulations Winston Mutual Life Insurance Company From Honey’s Credit Clothing Co. 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Stewart, former president of Edward Waters College, who was ousted by Bishop Nichols; Charles Pierce, Its business manager; tloned outside the parsonagei ' where the trial judge and com- Mrs. Ludmila Van Sombeek, mittees are staying and no one returned Sunday from Blue is allowed to communicate with, ^dge, where she attended the any of them. Fourth Annual World Affairs As it now stands, observers Institute, sponsored by the are satisfied that the hearing American Freedom Association, will last fat into the week, proi the United World Federalists of bably as late as Saturday after-. North Carolina, the World Peace noon, in that the large amount Committee of the Western N. C of evidence cannot be pr^sentel Conference of the Methodist in a shorter time. Church and the Peace Gonmiit- tee of the itbrtK' Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends. First Grader Reads 51 Booia ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Lawrence Michael Bryant, son of Dean and Mrs. Lawrence C. 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