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Hm umtu) ittiion by Rev. E*t
d cn ^01 b* at 4:00 9.11^
fHMi FhV 1)
boih fitlM and fiilMl #i(h tfM
t«nrt.
I>«riiig ttw courar at Toi^day't
heariafR. tii« SU(' and City
Boarda at Educ«tim bolti moVNi
fw dismUcal from thfe suit lliclr
motions wm* flcfcrrea. Jialia'I New Year all Baki't].
Stanley dismuMid Uk> kUIs’s of- aj| over the w«fM. Like
fictal aWtvtlt tnwaru atiiool »e« | airing cycl« after t*ie wlnte^,
resalion from the caie. The the Baha'i Nc« Vear l» f*.
told plaintifta aUorwy* that nolj^, Jnembcrs of Baha’i
pattern or trwid ha« any beari^j! ^ splrttual cycle for.
on the CMO ‘ ain^c the FmiMh Or ' ^^ejjcaUon »nd devotion to God
enit Court of ApikmIs h*. nphelilj^ scrrlmj mankind with the pfi";
the Piipil Aaaisnmei.t Uw. ^ „^,y ,nd justice. '
fThis aMion cams in the Moat-1 Ludmilla Van Sombeek Rad
*«nery County and lUleigh scho«rf intenwUanal interracial^
t»oard Hiram Holt Jr. cases.) with students from N. C.
He gaid the only iMues In the; coMeae, Dulcc IJnivcrsily and ««m«^
case were wheiher administraiive | ,jfrt,m South America,
romedles had been exhausted byip,^ „j,j n,iy
the plaintiffs and whether or notl n been il6 years siBce the,
race had beea a factor in refusal I ,ppi,Mnce of the founder, Ba;,
of the school board to assign the ^j,jch means the one-
platnUlfs to p^vlouoly «JI white | p,opiiethood, the unity
achools.
•OMONDS
(tiWhiM frw« IN«« 1) '
In MditlMl'ta nomerom Kholar
>y fhrtting*, (he t* *«thor Qf “the
- Ne^o Mif Fusion’Politics In ffortl
Mafth 21 was ceiebratH »s thf*; rM^jina," abd ii|* In manaseript
all religions and the, onene*s
» history of Oeftii >ign)a theta so
■•ority. ■ ■ ; 'z j ■ ^ ^
A’ natire ol L*wre'nc4vlUe, Va.,
»r. Editiondi tniia^ at li|or-
jin, Ohio State and llcldlcbure
irhlTersltiei. -yeiir,'. Morgan
(Minferred upoh Ser an honorary
legree.
Bmmanucl A. M. G. is one of the
Ity'# oldest eh»lrchcs, tiavihg been,
‘StabUsbed in the Rite 1800’s. It is
•me of only two A. M. E. churchi
n Dnrhitm
-CHS IIFE -NFA
tCentlitvtd from Page 1);
■ler hmband, ZJ-year-old Flrank
(.yon.
She confessed to shooting him
ihrou4iti the chest with a .38-cali
brs pistol as lie lay sleepinit In
their l)cdroom early on the i|>orn
me 4 f >bi 1.
Du|lng Ihe hearing, Sheriff M.
Mangjpin testified that Mr*. j,yon
(old Mm that the cuuplc had 'gone
o a dan(;e on the night b^ore
ind that an argument startctf be-
. ween'them bccausc her husband
i^used to dance with her.
The Sheriff said Mrs. Lyon told
;iim she became angry at hci^ hus
band’s .rerusal, and the fact' thrt
le made it openly known. ’The
'ouple had ?n argument bcfofe re-
irin; and Khe u a'o'k« the next
ncrnrng, sllll anfjry,i*;Went to a
took the murder weap-
one carlridge, walk-
is hncrnina, sill
icju^i rawer' and t(
. > I on, ihserte(|^
The Rev. NyitlWinicI Gaylord,"i .;J over to the bca wiiere h» was
dfsan of'Kitreil Coifiege. ls pastor
of Emmanuel.
■ 6.
Tlie caw WM brought laist May I ^Miftitind. His teachings fullfilled
by Mrs. liMihad Wrh«tson and .‘‘Thy kifltdpm
Mrs. F. B. IfeKiMlck tm behalf ofi^^^ 6n earth as ft U |n heaven.**
their daughter* wbo«^ »n>licaUo^| consisted «rf sa«-
for a»ignmont to M all whi'.o ^ classic seiectiitos md fe-.
•chool were Rented liy Oie Du#.L„^^ng^ af saered niu»ic ;./roip
ham school board. •»- ■ ~ UiMs repfesentin; other frtlgion*
PlainUffs’ attorneys In ^he case period*.'X trtk w*s given by a
are C. O. Pearson,. U. Ilugfi
Thofflpaon. J. H. Whaler and
W. ^ Marsh. Marslall-it. Sp«art
and A«itant State Atto^y
•ral «lph Moody ire
log ‘he State and City filths of
Education.
-EDUCATION
from ^afa 1)^,. t
welcome the guests to Uufce' Vnl-
versitj . .*,:l sessions uriU he held
in the auditoriiun of .tl» Bngl;
itMring Building. (K^pt. the bao-
Hiet which will held i|i th^
ttalon balln’otn.
The CSSEA, a prejeet support^
improvement of rdfcaliiwil 'tdf'
■inistnition, inclndea lit Nort^
f^rolioa its officifil spon^, thf-
State Department of ^b^c
sttiiction. and seven participatiog
institutions of higher kerning: A]{>-
palarhian Slata Teacihets ?o]leg^
A and T College, Pfike yoi^r^ty,
East Carolina College, North Caro-
iina tkilleg^, Univeitiiity -Notth
Carvlina, and Western ^Camlina
College. Tho four year fftiijleCL will
tifCi«i«ily dose as. pf. Aifgust' 31,
A 8yinpo,:um o«i aiijviU^a^
lored by the CS8GA. diicing. the
paj* fuur year wiU feature tl|*
first spsnion of tha i^c^ay pito^
gram. t^r. Ben H««toa Of y^{ialae|i-
aa Slate Teachers. College will dis
CBS^ "Tbe WMtei^ , N^h Cai|o_
Itina Workahop for I^pectii'^
^>riiicipal8”; Dr. Etaer Garinget,
"The Charlotte Woric^o^ for
fh-«pective Principab"; and Prin
cipal A. W Peeler of Greeasboro,
“Released Time fo? '^Ching.
eipals.'* ;' '
.^oung Bahi’i grisduale from North
CaroHni Univertity, restiiitly
tMfned from franCe. Aisp th«re
Iff ft IftHingt Of sacrM' literature
f^ litt Baha'i wfitiqit and tlje,
ftibte, tb« prosram ‘ tnded wtb;
i lad meditation. . ,
• I ,l>^h theft wai a" boffet tupped ^ ^ _ ^
f-f with * frtendly ii6uf ot
falling; 'The .yah*; ■ .r: . i-.
heriia was decorated With tpttng'
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(WiWtSf io W.’ C. asaisf
«i(l Mite 4Jft*liWer ft>r .tht^Strte
4-U eliife ifoA: \
l!»%. tJstflW Nt5c«int Veceirtly
as l^haifr 'Cwintjf’a^honie;
dlnoM^tioii' agcfrt, was prawini
e4 a, pUt^fe^y Mrsi CkrHe Wilsorf,
igM for, At*n)ancd'.t’pi»nt>» Mrf
iyjfb|j|.jpi^Jn B»ore thap ® ye»lj|
the Horn* l)empnst^*'
.ilott wwHc before her ^tirtaien*. > ’
IH*. Mats waS: introdnc«rf to thjc
at^Hence Vby a . K/ Joi^ atalie
«|liht at A and T Collfcjje..; ' ^ ! i
■ ; • i^wrtihusd fWih P*t* »
t^ztftg the ‘rocftini'appolnimeaJSL
‘»t, c«i»nii(t«es and a. meeting; 6f ,
of trusted. Atforiidif
Tt^SiSteTwiff addhrsTtSe convbi^'
i^:30 p!m. ‘
'All of the wHl pt hei^
Vi'. (6^ auditorium o^ ffie
’^Jfftdcr- win be served at
:,-'ttfe; atei!n*>oft sisslo^icill oWfr
SW P,te>» vritlf'iapiM^'ififorf
jA'CKSONGBOCMV fr MABkfiT:
FRESH lltiA9$ and y^6ETABLE^ TO
soft VOOB BIftWfef '
fre* Lprge Col*t#y . j
EGGS . 3 ddaL $1.00
114 W. Enterprilt^ 1^
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* Om Ptrvliim at $3 dr More
F«f«|av)i>r Jt; Tt t‘im
SHOP AT Ctnr RATE AND SAVE
ajy . fhat' been
u^S (a^al^Me ^chers activltjr
H(^eyw, tlftwir.^4^^ wwa
tnisWnV'froln^^enu-
wa» of
s^booblaM,
■■ 'fy.'a
tio^ ildrfafc ^d,«, '■' ,/
l»',Vaninf-.ih»t
here i« Wrthi f'miiUia wjU .be-,
coaia tv »MoA;it44d |h« l«(|Uca-
mil t^ ttiaiti
which »«»-
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tu th«
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^llli.alwdy* inefidxi^ ;^e ebMdrpp
■ ,f jlhls stale W» Wirt:*chopl.bulW-
^00 and .«no^
^jjach«tt 'ti»M BlW>«y ew buy, , t
v.- H*' 'dectatiW,v$|l|«. was ip
k«er^ef4oai»(ti^wrB»«etive fe
jaird^i'i lte -OfeiNiy-welfare and
teelw»^;‘ .IBJM*’'•»! we have
wit tivastovK,
^ rea|i;\bui|dJBi^'>3m we hw
.'m ,Spiiwi> e*ceU««(t,
mdii Ih©':47«*t irtrte la p«t
'lBeD'Uc;r f
..'.pbli6w4^,:i4^a!^^j!^M^n^i^f tbe;
preSfM^tW
i'-t ttr&es that
{linda ^' lisrta'jaVallable to aH
itite-  wpppiH^ , S“
(baV to ^_ke ad-
vapiiag^
'-jy. t -rt- y y:
^ ia-Mie
yf, wge
tbe
■w^, helj)«‘^ln^-'':0ievrtr^ -after
f^il]leet':^urther
Ihjiit ,teacl«)tf :^r*,,i*p&i^ j« sick
an^;:iiiat^rnl^t l|in sfek
i^4 ^niM 4fe CMPiUlative up to
6(1 A
; ^3.' t?] i^ijr/eammlssion
:4> jsjjiija Jnoney to
intfitf hi^d^i ttttaed aiid ' high
saladiiMi pri[i|clpa»,i^d force them,
beeausie ^ey latic Clerical assist-
ihee, to spend theif vtJuaMe time
dMiv elcHeal wwk wkch should
be dftne by clerleat personnel. We
urge that yod coasider favorably
the request of tM» State Board of
BdtKatiOQ Un this purpose.
4 We urge th^ sufficient funds
be appropriated to provide ai^e
(tate awl sitffi^eot; busses to
tfaaspoH eveVy * (MM; ‘ lo add
froDi «eH«^ witHobt overtoowdihg
a^ wHbeu^ the eap^nslve and
tfMii eons||u6l»g aeeted trips.
5. Wii urge>tfiai Idfequate appro-
prfttions be- niadfiB to .{wovide suf
fiti^t v^ll^k toachtws to make
cojlti^ta achopls and
h^iitos tio fmpiiit puests and wel
kti affietn vitftA the lietes^iiy tti
futf attei'danee OA the put of all
eblWei^. ; • '
“The fatvestment of the stati
tk Ithoc^itfants itok^s it
bitr^tve tltat i^uaie mainte
*a(i^ httd e4Mt^ll$tl''eai^e' be con
tfahlotts itoitk fM Mifti!- of cohstruc
J0t». ' " ■ j,.' .
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, Whhotrt ^a|tUi| BMlncha
'from iVMtlAW fc«mdcb* »M
inntcUlu mchiM Mbl 4)«t Dftea eaiu*
Wl^tkBM dUiM^iU iom« oa
illtfe Hrr-tiermv or itt*u and ttmia
—^ i»tt1 A«oth*|r
nTbtMMMuivrlrrlUtlon
Mlmnnswront Com ililak—olte* kU
Una Mi |i
DoM'* rillf ««H •'PukU
ftiat 11.)«' (PMdt KUon fu
our Inrmriir of MMIM fcjtkKli*. he^
(«lMi, autKalHrBiArt WmS paina. 2. b;
•ootkiaa oil hMi«r rnitaUon. 3. kj
wild .diuraue. •ctim tptilax to I/Ier^e
.till slCQpini; and siiot him iii the
:hcst.
Ho aparitntly died instantly.
Tho sheriff said she then took
icr seven months old baby, dress
ed hint-, and hitch-hiked to Uitfham
Afhereishe' turned herself in.
He wid-further that the woman
told l>^ her husband had assairit-
ed h#,\m' previous occasions.-
The'%herif."i testimony was the
>nJy ^bmitted in the pase.
(Continued from Paga 1)
same time it focuses attention on
and pay tribute to tlie late Booker
T. Washington, whose philosophy
"learn by doing” is one of the
principles of Vocational Ekluca-
tioir. I
According to reports that have
come in the Greensboro' office,
the one hiuidred and forty-five ac
tive NKA chapters in the slate
plan a variety of activities, such
as: clean up week, public pro-
grums at schodl, churches, radio
and television programs, parenu
banquets and engage in a broad
range of otiier events. They will
also make an investigation of the
yeur's actiicvemcnts and make
plans for next year’s program.
In keeping a:;ve the interest in
Vocational Agriculture as founded
by the late Booker T. Washington,'
tlic N.F.A. members of North Car
olina will at the same time be
v'fiipttialin? the importance whi(!K
the late S. B. Simmons, who or-
.anizud the North Carolina Asso-
.'iation, attached to the work and
progrtfm of the New Farmers o.’
America.
O
-OPPOSE
(CanWnued from Page 1)
by a long parade of opponents
tpealdng u private individuals.
Among those attacking the bUl
were Walter M. Kulash of Ra
leigh, who asked the lawmakers,
if "the state intends to play God?"
He called pro-creation a “God
given right" and argued the meas
ure would "mutilate bodies for
doubtful economic gain.
Dr. Claude N. Nichols, Duke
University psychiati^ist, questioned
whether repair of a sterilization
could be done in a high percent
age of cases.
Dr. B. B. Blackmon of Buie’s
Creek, a doctor supporting tiie
sterilization bill,- said the opera-
lion could bo repaired.
Dr. Nichols also told the com
mittee that severe emotional dis
turbances often follow when a
.voman has a sterilization opera
tiop.
The bill was proposed to curb
he cost to the State Welfare De
partment of illigitimaey. Under
existing laws. County Welfare de
partments are obligated to irt-
creafce subsistence to unwed moth
ers for each additional birth.
If passed into law, the bill
.vould require unwed. mothers aft
i i.T their second childbirth to coun-
;el with a Stale welfare deparl-
nenl case worker a.id a stale op-
Tated psychiatric clinic.
If the results of such counsel
letermine her to be capable of
profiling from treatment, she and
■ler family are helped to rehabili
tation. If these agendea decide
she is not capable of profiting
from treatment, she is referred to
the State Eugenics Board, which
will re-evaluate the case and de
cide to refer her to psychiatric
treatment or advise sterilization.
If sterilization is advised, she
has the right of appeal to Superior
Court of her county for trial by
jury.
A third childbirth calls for di
reel reference to the Eugenics
called upott to prove why iht
not a grossly sexually deliiuiucnt
individual and should not be ster
ilized. If she is unsuccessful ia
proving non delinquency, she bin
right to appeal similar to proM
dures set up for second chiW
birth.
According to Dr. Davis, Hons*
representative from Lei^oir, and
one of the bill’s spons«?i, the op
eration for sterilization yvould con
sist of tying or rcmJ»in4 tha
Board, and then the mother is {tubes (presumably fallopiirt).
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