Creedmoor &hool Board Refuses Integration * * it * * STREAM Sunday Outing Turns To Tragedy As Parents Drown Trying to Save Boy From Catawba River [as Rich se , ■ ' 1-B Howard to Co«ti)aue to Train Race iieaders Piij^ 3-B Scouts i^t Jamboree VOLUME 36—No. m DURHAmTn. d', SATURDAY, JULY 30, IMO R*lurn CuarantMit PRICE: IS CENTS STUDINT ^IT-IN SPOK«SMAN VIAK»—E4|>r Yowiff, •H>la lMd«r from L«M*yM («l- iaai^ M>mphii and haad of fbo NAAGP unit th*r», appaarad bt- (July »). Ha »oM (MbcoifiinUiaa fora Rapubliean Plnfonn cub- committea in Chicago la«t' weak of thrntt, InUthUigHpm,; raprh* alt knd pHytieal vU»|ailra (it-lh ftudant* Ha ■ali^ callid I Mr«n» civil riohts plyqk. Next? Greensboro Is Sixth Tarheel Town to Open The spotlight shifted to the ipurham lunch counter scene this Eek as lunch counters in several ie* in the area began integrating fjjH quick succession. f Graantboro bacama on Monday tha fifth'North Carolina city in racanti weeks in which lunch eaaatert were opened on a non* legregatad basis. ■.vOnly last week, similar moves %ere made in Elizabeth City, Nor- nUk, and Portsmouth Va. I In Durham this week, spokes* |t»en 01^both sides of Hte contr» Versy maintained a careful sil- anee on possible development* ^Id specwlation that certain ftore* were preparing to intv- irate. . . i \ ^ Agai^t th^ backgM>i}nd ef these ^peaings . aties si|CTg*ft4iliaj there rfetelop- i^ents, taking place in the tollow- iag ordei*} which gave weight to the speculation:. 1.—High level officials of one See DURHAM, page 6-A Ethel MR. AND MRS. BYNUM STATESVir.LE — A family of three was wiped oi* in mirmtes here Sonday as the swift waters df »h€ Catawba river swept them to their deaths. The triple A-owiwg ocewcd mAea Ih* mother and father liiirf m train to fcacae tbdr S-yoar-old son iato tte rivar. Dead arti Credis Bynnm, 62, his wife, Mrs. 55. and tlteir only son, Billy Wayne. The ^noois ^ed at St. t State sville, “ Tfcey hari *oo« fishing StMiday aheirt U miloe wtt* of hare. Tha boy wandered off from his parental (act hie balaim and fell In'.o tha atream. Id quick siMeession, bis mother and Ma father followed him into the water tryinj to save him. TTia StafasvNIe reacoa saiaad pirilad Um fatlwr from the river wit bin mlmrte* after he went under. Ahaaf an hnwr later, his wife^t body was raca^ared. The boy’s body wa» not recover ed until niKiitfall. more than two hourt aft»^ the drowiiing. It was brought ut dragging opera tion* by the Clareaiont rescue team. "MWt fili«TIVAi:- AT DSL'IA SHO)/lfT-Vlv*eioiii»: UaJoHiMi H«n- heaHti- fMi viwiHd Hm I nteMllMw^jhn FeaKvat Cannes #N|ice, will b* one of Are models to apfttiar t«: ion shew Juncheoa ']^o)iV;^l^a Th«^ ,Si|rwi:^#wr> fhg.)fs'2Mh Natianal Coiwieiifibw ^'Chicago's fahner Hause Hafal Aogust 14>21. Editor Named For llcw BeiR JUEV ^E«N —’Dr. A. IlHlary PMmt, fwtor l^y A M. £. Zion Cfeuiefa hem,j^ taken enter his.pi^ diitiee aeyp^UlSgl Gditoc t tna New Bern Qmiina ’I'unes. WHh offices located iit f20 Bern Street, the New Bern «ecl4^ will Sae NSW BEKlik page e^A |arM GOP Dei|p|tes 1^^ Ule io Weaken Plank By ALEXANDSR BARNES Special To The Times IDITOR'S NOTE: Alexander Barnes, veteran Republican work- V er and newspaperman in North I Carolina, is tha only Durhamite sitting with the NorHi Carolina delegation at tha Republican Party convention. This report was prepared early Monday. CHICAGO, 111.—North Carolina members of the Republican Party Convention Platform sustained a beating here this week when they| attempted to push through a wat-' ered-down civil, rights plank. (Late Wednesday the platform committee was ready to submit a strong civil rjghts plank to a con vention which was expected to ac cept it without opposition. ADVERTISERS OF THE WEEK The firms lilted below are your friends and they appreciate your trade: Blltmere Hotel tk Orill CotonUI Ste^ai . Durham Builden Supply Co. )na Hour Martlnlsing Kenan Oil Co. Hunt Linoleum ^ *'lla Co. Mutual Sivlngs A Loan Ass'n McGh.^ Coal Co. Midai MuHler Co. Mechanics & Farmers Bank New Method Laundry 'North Carolina.Mutual Life Ins, Company Rigsbee Tire Sale* Southern Fidelity Mutual Ins. Co. Speight's Auto Service Union Electric Co. Union Insurance A Realty, Co, Kroger Co. Alexander Motor Co. • Laboratory ■ ; , Winn-Dixie Storea' ' Pepsi-Cola « Duktf Powar Company AAP Stores Elkins Motor Co/ Kittrell Colle^a . (The revised platform, which at tacks discrimination in voting,' housing, schools, jobs, oublic f^ci- See OOP, page 6-A Hew Bern Ministers ioin^ Students In Pidet Lines Durham Youth Going jo Congo ' NEW XPRK —William Ronald Schooler, 607 Lawson street, Dur ham, is among 46 young persons who will begin this fall 3 years of missionary service overseas un der the Methodist Board of Mis sions. Schooler is scheduled to go to the Conge Republic (former- . See GOING, page 6-A Dr. John W. Tilley, well-Known former resident of this area, re turns to S:iaw University-s siart this fall. See t’ory, this page. Elks May Draft N. e. ’ Man as 'Grand' NEW BERN—Rev. Kemp Battle, pastor of the outstanding St. John Baptist Church in New Bern, may be drafted to be a contestant for Grand Exalted Ruler of the IBPOE of W this year. It has been reliably reported that some of ^ Elkdom’s ' Giants are looking in Battle's direction. Dr, Battle is a native of Rocky Mount,, and has been a religious, civic and fraternal leader there for many years. He has t>een the State President of the Elks’ Con vention for nearly IS years, and holds a high post in the Grand Lodge Council. . ^ Dr. Robert H. Johnson, the praient "Grand," has been in failing health for about 2 years, and \t has been reportad that his top aides will strongly urge him to retire. Sueti a step would definitely bring favor to Dr. Battle’s support^ See DRAFT, page 9-A Had A Wonderfiri Time! Three Beauticlaaa of the Dur ham area have recently retvrnad from trips to Bermuda and New York, which they won as top priies in the Carolina Times Popularity Contest. Read thair accounts of Ufe in Bermuda, in next w^k's Timet. mmmmmmrn Parents Seeks Change From Hawley School OXFORD—Granville County school boara Uiis week tu^ed down the reiju^st of parent^ for 29- Negro students for the.’r chil dren- to enter the all-white Creed, moor high school. At the same time the board ap proved requests of parents of 2ll children that ^leir names be re moved from the petitions asking admission t,o the white 'school. These actiojl^ canvi following meeting of t^ board Tuesday night. They announced by Superintendent D. N. Hix. They wetfi tjfee latest develop ments in a CoiiAty which has seen its Negro residents split 6ver i controversy involving the Hawley high school prijficipal, G. C. Haw ley. The requests for Integration are being backed by the South Grui- See CRIEI^OR, page 6-A NEyV BERN — The New Bern Youth Council of the ,NAACP is on the warpath again. This organi- zaUori has aimed its activities at Kress’ Department Store, Clarke’s Drug Store and Anderson’s Drug! Store. Each of these businesses is' a New Bern firm. i Rev. G. J. Hill, Dr. A Hillary^ Fisher, Rev. Leon C. fflxon and B. S.. Rivers have served as adult advisors of the group since early this year. The advisors have work 'd very closely with the organiza- RIV. DAVIS tion aw?"many ^ gains have been See MINISTERS, pa*ge 6-A PICKETS MARCH—This single pkket was photographed as he walkad in New Bern last wea^ protesting segregation at lunch counters in that eastern saa> h«ar|i, ,^i^. The protest there is balnf 4i0e«ri|aaiM by members of a Y«iilh Cei^iL Ttiey have received support from New Bern ministars.-More pictures pg. A. N. C. CME's to Open Conference bi nttrfwin RusseH Memorial C.M.E. CtRirch, ( located on south Alston aveiltie in Durham, will be host week to the North Carolina Conference of the Chrktian Methodist Epis copal Chxjrch. Announcement of tha annual conference, SSth in the denomi nation's history, was made this week by the Rev. C. R. White, of Durham, pastor host Rw» sell MemoriaL The conference will open on Wednesday morning, August 3 and close on Sunday, Aug. 7. The area's highest ranking CMB clergymen will taka pa^ See CME, page 6-A " ? Shaw Gets. New Business Mgr.; Tilley Returns RALEIGH—I’he appointment of a new business manager and direc tor of public relations uid alumni affairs topped the list of' sevecal faculty and staff changes announc ed for Shaw University this week. J. V. Anderson former business manager at Bercan Insitute of PUl- adetphia, has been named to the same petition fw Shaw. Dr. John L. Tillay, Shaw graik uate and North CaraiiiM Mth*a, was appointed director of pw^ lie releMons and alumni affairs. Other appointments, tmnomeed from the office of pr«tident Dr. William R. Strassner, are as fol lows: Mrv Vivian MerrM Sanna^ of Ralaigh. eaiietaMt profasaar af physical educationf Mn. Vl«^ ginia Kimhreugh Hawaii, af Hal* eigh. assistent profesear af NWI^ See SHAW, page B-A REV. WHITE Curfew lapsed After In S. C. Buy From The CAR6LINA TIMES Advertisers... They Value Your GREENVILLE. S. C.—A curfew was clamped on tti« weaiaite S. C town here Toeadar as the reaolt ot a seriet of viofeat iacideBts following peacaful demaBstntiotis against aecregatioii. The curfew forfakti loitering ia any iMiblic place at amusement by peraoos vtdor 30 between ism p.m. and aax a.aL City offieiala Haft the meaior* viU ke«9 jrooaetes at home and prcTent mfniiij|ji ot vlol»c« sinflpn' t« that of Sunday aad Monii^p night i« «Mch gangs whMta cagaCM) yw»g Nigroaa in a bnnidl Mt irkvthin raatMttanla te the ellif nhariw. Ten Ngfraaa an4 a^t wMIm were vnatmi, wgigBag aa bnm kaadtlaa, taina, raaan

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