THC CAROLINA
‘THK ntUTH UNMtlDLf 0"
TIMES
SAT., MARCH 21,
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' Mrganupu «i»e imfiprs. Willi
^ montlis llyilc's (tnmp liad
'^11 teMdi hit riM’orU tith'd ‘ Mttnry,
;8w*y." followU bv "What You
Do," BDil then Clydr's own
•wnposition “lloiiry
Clyd« was on liis way l« famr
luid furtiinr ... he |)i(m;lit. Only
VkIc Sam had anotlirr idea. One
•fter he had organized The
■nd The Impeiiili, flit Crerti, Bo
Dtddley and hla 'lirio, Hie Can-
tells, Wade Plefflon*, Bobby l^en-
dricks and Clay Tyson in the siiow
set for the State Fair Arena.
tt was during liis Anny days
that i'lyde dctif^cd to resume his
l an-er as a siii^rr.
To lay at 27. Clyt^e has become
(UK- of the iuo!it imitated singers,
blit no one lias inntchcd Clyde's
niii(|ue style. Clyde's current re
leases arc "1 Can't Sland Up,
Alons," "A Ixjver's Question,” > Louis Woods, Hank Monds,
and Jim Chambers. giv« the
N. C. College
(CenliniMd (rmn Pa«« ()
-Penalfies
‘'l«et Mp Know," ‘‘(’onie What
May;" "No l/ove Like Your Love,"
■'Tlial'n Kiioii|;h,’’ "Hot'k ;iud Cry"
to nirnliiin u few,
Jin will ctKslar with 1/aVcrn
(Conlinued Irofn Pag* 6)
iiient. At the same time, it voted
to return the basketball tourna-
nient State finals at A&T Cullege
for another year.
Other legislation passed yester
day tails for striet assignment of
officials for conference football
games by tile commissioner and
Church, will air the >dewi of
adults; and the clergyman’a point
of view will be discussed by the
Hev. T. Van Ithoe, pastor of Haw
Kiver Baptist Church.
I, ine pi isiueiit'd address will al
so be made on Saturday, at tite
1:3U afternoon session. The Uev.
Harold Roland, pastor uf Mt. Uil-
uad Baptist Church, is president
of the Union.
Two sessions un Sunday will
conclude the meeting. The Kev'
raiicp and'»chwl» may I James Stewart wifi discuss the
’ ’ 'lot particii^ate in basketball tour-1 Bible lession at Sunday School
I>rifW-rs, he found himself in the Baker, Lloyd Price,* The Coasters,
Atmy. Krankic Lymon, Liltle Anthony
MR. MOTORIST.
ARE YOUR TIRES
SAFE FOR WINTER
DRIVING? IF NOT,
DRIVE I N TODAY
AND LET US SHOW
YOU HOW LITTLE IT
WILL COST TO RE
NEW THE SAFETY
IN niEM. WITH OUR
COMPLETELY NEW
MENT AND NEW
TREAD DESIGNS. WE
USE FISK 5 STAR
PREMIUM 100% COLD
PUBBER
Kagle
lepth at this'spot. As a matter of
fact, Itiddick has converted Iasi
year's regular, Paul Winslow, to
the backfield to take advanlaKc
of his great speed and power as
a ball-cartier. .
The guard slot isyffic weakest
thing on the forward wall, with
only the incxpcrienced duo of
Harvey Hamseur and Arthur Grier
returning along with the 255
pound veteran, James Williams.
The tackle spot, |>ack?d with the,
likes of Jim Brewington. all-con
ference choice last season, Capt.
‘Nick” Ceralds, Charles “Bobo"
linton. Bob McAdam, and Frank
Gardner, will probably lose some
)f its beef in Riddick’s attempt to
)olstcr the guard position.
neys within the week prior to the 1 services which start at ten o'clock
district playoffs. ja.m., and the Rev. William H
The group also voted to sponsor Fuller will deliver the mcAing's
•t Durham next May fb* National! feature sermon.
lnt«r-Scholatt4c T • n n 11 Tourna
ment.
New Officers elected and In
stalled at the closing .session, in
cluded: J. H. Twitty, Cherryville,
president; John Lucas, Oxford,
vice president; John Carson, Mor-
ganton, recording sccrctary; W.
M. Reinhardt, Goldsboro, financial
sccrctary and B. >T. Washington,
Wilmington, treasurer. i
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Pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, the Rev. Fuller will Ix
heard at the afternoon meeting
which opens at 1;30 p.m.
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The Youth March For Integrated Schools
•grated Schools may detirniine H'liether the
wtii 14 sliull be a placje iiirwhkli men shall rule
(he slate or the slate rule men. The Voutli
March for lutegratfcd Schuols is in reality a
(Centlniwd from Pag* 2)
march for thp future of your country. Wiia
you do between now aiili April 18 may de
terniine the cuursc events for mankind fo
ciMituiies to conie.
-Decline
-(Continued from Page 1)
that’s the cause
Dur-
-lawyers
(Continued from Page I)
Easy Terms
FISK
Rigsbee Tire Sales
for The Best Tire Deal
In 1 'lAvn . . . Always Huy
108 LAKEWOOD AVE.
DIAL 5-141
At ccntcr with the massive 260 j bracket. Alier uac'a of these talks
lound Ernest Bames manning the j followed a discussion per-
>ivot, everything appears in fitwhjj^
lands. To back UP Barnes is tne| group then viewed a film
nueh lighter, but just as "eame”j^hich explained the opcraUon of
... T.-—4 - -• *■" ’ Slock market.
Jimmy Bryant, a 176 pound sopho
more.
"If I can ivtl get tome tchelar-
^hip aid to lure **m» tf those top-,
flight prep backs in the state here,
it may help to holster our very
limited buckfieM m«t«rlal," said
Riddick.’ "If this; i« tal^n .o*re of,
we may have a bvttor tlwm aver
age football soafofl: nft#r all."
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-Insight
(ContinuH^rom Pag* 1) j
migiity power brings Hgbt
darkness. God biings ^ife out of
death. Karly on the third day
morning Christ rises from the
dead, 'llicre' is the livins Christ
standing iii tHe njatehless glory
of his Resurrection on the first
tester morntng:Hasler thank
(ifd there is a living Ch|rlst stand
ing above the empty toml». Easter,
thank God, we can Join 4n the jny
ims song of victory . ./. “HAI.iLE-
t.lMAlI, CHRIfJT TUB LORO IS
hiSEN ‘ •' ;■ yi
11k* Minister, Officers and Members
St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church
Durham, North Carolina
t
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Cordially Invite You and Your Fmnds
To A
, \ i
Vesper Service
Sunday. Afurch 2H. V)59 At 5:00 P.M. ■
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North Carolina
Mutual
Lite Insurance Company
•11 'llic nicasiuii Of Its
60th Anniversary
tiiirsi .‘^)« al(cr : I )r, Monlpcai'W. JiilinsfO). I'rp^iilent
Il»\vaid I iiivci'^ity."^\ ahhinjjioii, I). (
The final ever\t of the meelin"
was a banquet on Saturday even
ing at which time Dean T. Rob- ‘lay’s 'ss>'c and given a three gal
years,
ham.’ ”
Clay wrote further;
“ ‘A well-known public official
said: ‘Regardless of which side
you’re on, it is apparent that
Durham’s reputation has not been
improved by its political climate.
“ ‘Rightly or wrongly, our sit
uation in which the Negro is the
fulehrum of local government
has been unsavory to people else
where.’ ”
Clay’s article, whicn was feat
ured on the front page of Mon
St, Joseph's f**turlnt Dr.; JthnsM,
J, H. Wh**i*r, pr**ll*nt *f M*-
:hanics and Fsrmars Bank, ^11
preside. Spocial rAvsIc by th*
church senior choir, dlr*«(*d by
Joseph Mitcholl, will b* r*nd*r*d.
North Carolina Mutual Was or-
4anizcd on October 20, 1808 by the
late John Merrick, Dr. A. M.
Moore, P. W. Dawkins,- 0. T. Wat
son, W. G. Pearson, E. A. Johnson
and Dr. J. E. Shepard.
Merrick became >he firm's first
president, M**re it's treasurer and
Wistseui, secrofary-manager.
The election of Asa T. Spauld
ing last Dcccmbcr as i>residont
marked the fifth change in the
office since the company’s found
ing. The late Dr. Moore succeeded
Merrick. He ip tuiTi was succeeded
by the late Dt-. C. C. Spaulding.
W. J. Kennedy, Jr., who. is now
chairman of the board, took over
'rom Spaulding and served Until
.^is retirement from the post' last
year.
The company m«ii|t*h«s offices
in nln* stales and the District of
Columbia. According to its current
*tat*m*nt, it has a total of $254,-
•26,619 of Insurance in force and
admitted assats of $61,104,149.23.
It is the largest Negro owned
business in the worlrd.
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(Continued from Page 1)
al of Durham School Board to as
sign plaintiffs to white schools?
3. Have plaintiffs exhausted ad
ministrative remedies?
The case was brought' by Mrs.
Kachaet lUcliardson and Floyd Mc-
Kissick on behalf of their daught
ers who were refitsed assignment
to previously white schools by the.
school board.
Their attorney* in the .action are
C. O. Pearson, J. U. Wheeler, M.
Hugh Thompson and W. A.
Marsh.
Defense attorneys arc Marshall
T. Spears ai)d State Assistant At
torney General R«lph Moody.
ert Gay. of the School of Law,
South C^iirolina State College,
•spoke on the five professional
responsibililies of lawyers in our
democratic society.
The officers of this association
are Kloyd McKis.sick, Durham, N.
I’ro.sident; Matthew J. I’erry,
Spartanburg, S. C., Viec President;
Major High, Cireensboro, N. C.,
Kxoculive Secretary; Williaju A;
Marsh, Trea.surer, Durham, N. C.;
and Krnesl A. i'"inney, Jr., Conway,
S. C. Ueeording Secretary.
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“Science Fair
(Continued from Page 1)
mention for their displays.
Tiie three blue ribb(m winners
in the Biology exhiliits were Wini
frcd McQueen (display showing ef
fect of cociisone'and insuline on
weight gain of rats); WilUa Jay
Walker (dispiayeil mechanical cir
culatory system with plywood mod
ol and plastic tul)C veins with
hlnc and red liquid rep'rc.senting
I blood flow): Cornelia Weatherford
I (di.splay showing comparison of
cells in domestic cat..
In SjianVslDj, top cxluhits were
displayed by Belly Goodloe (ex
hibit showing five common water
problems in U. S. households);
James Stevens (exhibit of quantita
tive anlysis of silver in a coin);
and Major Geer (display showing
chemicals used in water purifica-
,'tion).
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ley run-over, devoted 00 percent]
of its spaco to the Negro vote,
and the Atkins "machine.”
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"Anniversary
(Continued from Page 1)
employees, gue.sls and visitors will
assenilde at the company's audi-|
torium on Orange Street for the|
service.
Following the auditorium pro
■vam, employees ,gnests and visi
tors will be treated to the liOth |
anniversary dinner.
At Sunday afternoon's vesper at I
-Topic
(Continued from Page 1)
by three speakers at the 11
o’clock Saturday morning session.
Mrs. lola Mason of Northeast
Baptist will discuss the young peo
ple's point of view; Levi Mitchell,
deacon of Mt. Gilead Baptist
Easter Dance
Durham Armory
Sat., March 28
8;0a P.M. ’Til 12
Adv. Tickets $1.50
At Door $2.00
On Stage—
In person
* Little Buddy Mc-
Knight
• Preston Coving
ton
Barbara “Cookie”
Gladden
The Blue Flames
—Plus—
AL SMITH and his
GLOBE COMBO
$25 CASH DOOR
PRIZE!
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HOUR MARTINIZING
(Incorporated)
rOR THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING
AND SERVICE
400 West Main Street — Five Points
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
195.J Dodge 2 dr. $ 495.(
1956 Dodjre Hardtop ,
.. 1445.00
1950 Dod^e 4 dr.
.. 295.00
1956 Plymouth 4 dr
.. 1195.00
1954 Plymouth 4 dr
.. 545.00
1958 Plymouth Spprt Coupe ..
.. 2495.00
1953 Plymouth 4 dr,
.. 545.00
1952 Dodge Pick Up
.. 500.00
1949 Chevrolet 4 dr!
1951 Buick 4 dr.
.. 295.00
1956 Ford 4 dr. .. 1445.00
1953 Pontiac Hardtop 595.00
UNIVERSITY MOTORS, INC.
806 W. Main St. Tel. 9-1931
Opes Til 9:00 P.M.
THIS EASTER SUNDAY
MAKE IT A TRULY SPECIAL ^
FAftfllLY DAY
After church, bring the entire family (o
I
conveniently located TWO SPOT RESTAU*
RANT and enjoy a bountiful, traditional
Easter Dinner with us. Our delicious meals
will be served continuously from 12:30 p.m.,
and you'll find our service courteous,
mstcliing the quiet elegance of our warm
atmosphere.
THE
2 SPOT
RESTAURANT
SOS Payettevllle St.
Open
Under New
OwntiShlp
Open 6:30 A.M.
John Plummer
Proprietor
I^JEPORT OF CONDITION OF
: HEWICS AND FARMERS BANK
Ejfarha'm 4n the State of North ('arolina at the
r close'of business on March 12, 1959.
ASSETS
Cash, balaii^cstwithiother banks, incliidinC reserve.
, baldtitesi. aiiij items in proce.ss >f collei lion $ %7,785.95
t’liiled *iP}uvty'iuneiii: ubii(;alii>ns. dirfcl'
'. ' ; 2.(X.W,yM.-8
Obligations of Slate.s and ]Kilitica1 subdivisimis
Otln'r bohdsi uotivs. and debeiitwrfs .^>^.0((2.50
{ uriioratc .stOolo^ 7(K).(XJ
I.o.'Iiis and di.'st'oont.s J.625.1(i5.i'J
Bank prpniises yuhed $J18,724.04
Jurfiilure mid fixtun'n .y ... 2t7.70l.82
Keaf'estuitf owned oilier than bank premises ... ;■ 12.1K.)
Otiier as.svts .; ; 27,229.'/l
ToT.vi. ,\SSETS h...... .T777rT7r~T77r|7Zu3^^
LIABILITIES
Demantf deposits of iiidivtduals, partiicrsliips.
and corporatioi»s $2,4 4'>, K)4.44
' Time dcpgijits of iiidividuals, parUiersliii)s, j i
and'corporations .'.... 3,1'X).624.7j
Deposits'of United .States Government
(in'cludinj? jjostal savings) 1.S(Vj00.87
Deposits'’of States and political subdivisions 1,188,.%7.42
Deposits of banks ' 10.977.45
Other deposits ('cettified and officers’ checks, etc.) 63,648.35
TOTAL UEl’OSlTS .$7,083,623.26
' Other liabilities 91,742.80
TOTAL LlAIilUTIES $7,175,366.06
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital* $ 315.000.00
Surplus -. l'J5.000.00
LTndivided profits If),001.25
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUXT.S r, .’ 520,001.25
TOTAL LIABILITJES AXU CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $7,695,367.31
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Thi.s. bank’s capital consists of:
Common stock with total par value of $315,000.00
Total deposits to the credit of the State of , ^
North Carolina or any official thereof $302,010.70
MEMORANDA
- ' Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities
and for other purposes ' $1,393,436.00
(aj Loans as shown above are after deduction of
reserves of 33,8*/.>.(iO
(b) Securities as shown above arc after, dedutlioti of
reserves of ;. .\ 22,500.K)
1, 1. O. FIiNDERBUKC, Cashier of ihc above-named bank, do solemnly'
swci’ir that the above stati'nienl is true, and lli;il it fully and correctl)’
represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and set
fcjrlh, to the best of my knowledjje and belief.
I. O. EU'NDKHBUKC
CorreiH—Attest:
J.H. WHEELER
W. [.KENNEDY, |K.
J. S, STEVVAKT
Directors
State of Norih CaroliJia. County of Durham, s.s;
' , " ^ _,Sw(irn til and Subscribed before im- this 25th
, i r March, l'>5‘), :nul I hereby certify (hat I
- ' •' ' am mil an oiriccr or director (if U»is liank,
>iNE
^ "T'foi% Public'
‘ - ^ . .(2 My co)iini(s.sK/n e.xpires December 10, 1959.