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THE CAROLINA
"THI TftUTH UNMNN.ED"
TIMES
SAT, MAY 30, 1959
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few weeks, he stated.
The Ushers Association is the
oldest Mil largest interdenomina
tional group in North Carolina.
The Raleigh Udiers Union will T\to years ago it purchased the
b# host to Uie annual meeting and; Franiilin Christain College prop-
Dlans «r» now underway to secure, erty on highway from the Amerl-
lomea for the miiny delegates, of-
Hew« and visitors who are ex
pected to attend the session.
E. T. Artis, chairman of the pro-
tgram coramitte«, has iaformed of
ficer* of the local ushers group
ttat the Rev. T. H- Brooks, super
intendent of the Oxford Colored
Orpbuuge of Oxford will deliver
annual sermon. Announcement
of other highlit;hts of the convcn
can Missionary Association at a
cost of $50,000.00, it intends lo
eventually operate a home for un
wed Negro mothers, aged usher*
and ministers who are without
ample financial support.
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tion will be made within the next'been picked to plan for the event.
MISS.
ConlimiMl
Eatnun and John Lawrene*.
MERRICK-MOOR^ ;
-Dr. Frank Toliver, supervisor of
North CaroUna Negro high school,
will be the finals speaker for Mer-'
rick-Moore’s graduation rites at Xwever, Wilkins pointed out,
t]iis urgent problem, as necessary
as it is, “must take second place
Uf the vital project of eradicating
Hm9 art itafftd br oraeen tad
n|e«beri«f ifi' A?
Qsaen clubs. Mrs. Dav^iltiiiert
stir president of the Azalea Gar
den club.
List of the sulMonunltteec. their
chairmen and cochairmen, is as' eight o’clock p.m.' tn the school
follows: I auditorium.
Housing, Mrs. Emma Randolph; Thomas Hammond, son of Mr
8o*l.l, Mr*. Elnora SnMth and Mrs. and Mr,. Lonnie Hammond of 24M lynehlng^OnleM^dtirens' are safe
Wilma Milum; Dworation, Mrs. Pine street road, is the school s " of their basic
Ann Webb; Cxchang* Corn.r, Mrs. first honor student; and Nellie ^ ,
nara Jones; PubHelty, Mrs. Na-, Covington, daughter of Mrs. Pearl ^
poleon Sanders and Mrs. Flossie Flowers of 404 Cecil street, is
$eagrani’^
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FRYERS .... lb. 29c
T idk White
FAT BACK
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l^arly June
ENGLISH PEAS—303 cans 10c
BUTTER BEANS
Pure Pork
COUNTRY SAUSAGE
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lb. 29c
FLOUR . 10 lb. bag 79c
I^RE LARD ■ ■ 4 lb. ctn. 49c
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Torain; Kits, Miss Lillie Rogers.
Badges, Mrs. L. B? Farrington;
Corsages, Miss Cleo Russell; Hos
pitality, Mrs. Annie Perry; Libra
rian, Mrs. Janie Wheeler; Prog
ram, Mrs. Ruth McCowan; Regis-
I (ration. Miss M. L Stephens; So
licitations, Mrs. U B. Fraseir; Ex
hibits, Mrs. Minnie Croinartie;
I Publications, Mrs. Beulah Hill;
Judging, Mrs. Plassie Harris; and
Ways and Means, Mrs. Effie Cot
ton and Mrs.»Callie Ashford.
Executive officers of the overall
planning committee, in addition to
tiic president Mrs. Davis are Mrs.
Willie Saunders, co-chairman; Mrs.
Beulah Hill, secretary; and Miss
Lillie Rogers, treasurer. )
Although there is no local fed
eration of garden clubs, all of the
city’s clubs are cooperating in
planning for the convention. Par
ticipating garden clubs include the
Year 'Round, Azalea, Gardenia, Le-
Fleur, Lyon Park Rose, West Dur
ham Btossoip, Dahlia, Oakwood
Park, Better Hoihe and Gardens,
McDous^d Tervace, La. Petite,
Pansy, Little GwdeB, Dogwood,
Ktorehead Avenue, Sunbeam, and.
liie Junior Azalea.
-heSis
Continued from pagt' »nt
Frank Fuller, chairman'o^ the Dur
ham Board / of Educ^fioti In pre
senting diplomas to the graduates.
The valeijctery addre*s will be va^uards
given by Marjorie R. Lennon, "first —
honor student at Hillside.
A traditional pre-commencement
concert will bp tendered by the
band, and music |i|r the,i exercises
will be furnished by tjie chorus
and soloists Yvette Minor, Ma^y
graduating with second hoport.
Awards Day at Merrick-Moore
unless they are certain to receive
this and not be subject to the law
of the lynch mob, then discussion
will be hejd at ten o’clck oa the ^ other types of inequalities ap-
mortiing of June 5 in the audi '
torium.
LITTLE RIVER
proaches the. academic.”'
Poplarvilla Plan Citad
The JMAACP leader cited a sffcte
At Little River, Dr. Rose .'mgnt attributed by a newspaper to
Browne, chairman of the depart-, y Stewart, county attor-
ment of Education at North Caro-f^^y county, Miss.,
Una College, will deliver the Poplarville lynching oc-
mencement address at 8 p.m. in 'j-j,,, newspaper quoted the
the gytnnasium. attorney as having said: “We
Awai-ds Day will be held Qn Fr,-l convicted (Mack Char-
day, May 29 at 11 o’clock.
Little River’s first honor student
les Parker) by noon and we plan
ned to let them take it all the way
IS Samuel Evans, son of Mr., and! supreme Court. If a federal
judge h^iu ordered him released,
that’s what we would have done
right here in Poplarvill^. Then we
would 'have sent his body to that
juuge and we would have said,
Mrs. Walter Evans of Rt. 1, Ba
hama. Georgette Thompson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kee, of
Rt. 2,Durham, is graduating with
second honors.
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-Trial
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youths for wearing badges to Har
ris High School hailing “U. S. Su
preme Court Decision, May 17ii
1954.” The teenage students, iiiem-,
befs of the NAACP youth-coiahcii
in Meridian, were suspended' by
the principal, W. A." liee3, Jr., af
ter they refused to remove the
badges. t-t,
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Cr««ie A Whole
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CHICKEN PARTS
LECS .. lb. 49c BREASTS
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Weatem
BEEF ROAST lb. 49c
GROUND BEEF .....!..Tib. 49c
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Fred
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Cwkfay i^ire
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Oranwlated
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-MCC FINALS
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On the eve of tlie commence
ment season. President Elder an
nounced three new faculty appoln
ments including two new depart
ments heads.
Succeeding De^ui Williams H.
Brown of the Graduate School as!
director of the Bureau of Educa
tional Research is Dr. William N,
Smith of Baltimore. 
NCC’s new Commerce Depart
ment head is Dr. H. B. fYoung of
Pine Bluff; Arlcansas. He holds a
D. S. C. degree from Harvard.
Mrs. Sadye A. YoUng, his wife,
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astonia Gazette heaped un
stinting praise on Barber in its
editorial comment on the eVent on
the morning following.
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iiiib .1111 uay li lUdy, 1959.
(Mrs. i!.ana R. Tuck, aanunis-
M. Hugh Inonipaon,
iratrix ol tne estate of John E.
I'ucic, deceased.
Attorney
iuuy June 6, 13, 20, 27j July 4.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF AtMINISTRA-
TOR C. T. A
Havmg qualified as administrator
C. T. A. of the estate of Cecelia I
Evans, deceased, late of Durham!
County, North Carolina, tins is toi
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to fcxhibit them I
to the. imdersinged at 520 Cecil j
Street, Durham 4^orth Carolina, on|
or before the 1st day of June,'
I960, or this notice will be plead |
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are |
asknH to inaic^ immeHiate payment.!
This 27th d»y of May, 1959. |
Charles H. L»ssitcr. Admin^
i«tr»tor r. t. a. of the estate of I
^'pcelia Ev»ns. Heroased. |
M. Hueh. Thoinpson,
Mtornev.
May 30; June R. 13. 20, 27; -July 4.
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NOTICE TO CKEUirORS
The undersigned havmi? quali
fied as Executrix of the Es-
>tateioi Minnie P^ Turner, deceased,
ithifti! Ib jo notify pgffcons havin{^
claims against the estate of said
deceased to tile them with tiie
undersigned on or before May 28,
illlk), or this notice will be pleadeu
iif bar of their recovery. All per-
.Hons indebted to .:aid estate are re
quested to maKc immediate pay
ment. I
This May 26, 1959. I
Daisy Barnes Turner, executrix
for the estate of Minnie Turner,
deceased.
Everette, Everette and Everette,
Att APtKkVS
May 30; June 6, 13, 20, 27; July 4
NORTH CAROLINA i
DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COURT'
NOTICE
Australia Easterling, Plaintiff
vs. Ciauuius Nelson Ka.'tierliiig, De
fendant. *1
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND-
AN'/, Claudius Nelson Easterling,
will tai(e notice that an action en
titled as above has been com
menced in the Durham County
Civil Court, Durham, North Caro
lina, by the plaintiff to secure an
absolute divorce from the defend
ant upon the grounds of two years
separation; that the defendant will {
further take notice that he is re-'
qiiifed to appear at the office of
tho Clerk of the Durham County
Civit Court of Durham, North Car 1
(rtina, in the Courthouse in Dur [
ham, on or before thirty (30) days
after the 27th day of June. Itjj9,
and answer or demur to tiie com |
Dlflint in said action, or tlie plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint. •
I This 28th dav of Miiy, 1959. i
Jas. R. Stone. I
F.x-Officio Clerk of
the Durham County :
Civil Court
1 William A. Marsh. Jr., Attorney
May 30; June 6, 13, 20. . •
and 1057:
In addition to Whitencr, sonie of ,
the city’s leading c l t i ? fe n s I
who spoke worthi of prise for Bar-|
ber at the testimonial dinner vwrel,
W. HanrfIson Yancey, ftotm^r,
mayor; R. A. Fcrgpsori, v prosfut i
mayor and honorary. clhpiOnaif fta^
the testimonial banquet; tife
A. C. llunnicutt;' ^ ''pa^br;
newley elected councijinan .wf; ^
Falls; J. W. Atkina PuljiUsber'i(rf
the Gastoni^ Gazette'^ Itfrg.' Glb^'
Sanders, Women's Clvit' Cortii^trj
tee; E. F:. Gallagher, ttusinessmiiii;;.
and Attorney DonaW Ramsuer,
wiio served as geni*ral cUairihan
of the banquet commKtee. |
Other prominent city offlcials
who attended included Chief of
police G. F. Pennegar, assistant-
chief E. E. Rankiii; Grady B. Scott,
Gaston member of the State* Legis*
district solicitor; Steve Dolly, Jr.,
lature; Judge B. W. Craig, U. S.
Commissioner; Tom' CVx, gity en
gineer; George Jei»Jtins, County
Commissioner; Jim Carter, City
manager; IW. W. B, Suggs, cityi
superintendent: Pat McSwain,!
school board chairman; V|v Phil
lips, Dan Gunther, Ansel Civenyl
and Tom Ipock, City totmciltnan;
Lt. Gene Ninges, Clepk of the
court; M. R. Short, 'traffic poiiue
captain; Marshall Rouch,’ fonner
city councilman; and Gordon Good-
son. Lumber company presMent.
Thiebaud Jeffers, one of Bar-
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