-Colleges
Contlnusd from front pui,'«
* that State wats f^ylan Uie dif
ference "between Bouth Carolina
and out of statef enrollment for
Gantt who, for the past two
yean, has been attending Iowa
State College. His second ap
plication. made in December
1961, i( still pending.
The Fund complaint alleges
that Gantt has not b^en ad
mitted to Clemson even though
he has met all fequirer^evrts for
admission and that white stu
dents who applied aftqr Gantt
have been admitted.
Oantt comes from a, family
of 6 children in Charleston and
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School where he linifilied second
in his class in June 1930. While
at Burke High School, he played
varsity football and was active
in a popular singing group in
Charleston called "The Croon
ers”. He is now studying
arcliitecture at Iowa State.
boro and a graduate of A. and
T. College of Greensboro. Ue ini
a third year student al South-
eastiern Seminary at Wake For
est.
-Pulpif
Continued from front paee
Rev. Charles E. Tyson has been
assiitned to replace the Rev.
"James T. Jones, Rev. Jones has
received a new assignment In
High Point.
Rev. Epps replaces the Rev.
P. O. James at Emmanuel. Epps
is a native of Kin.>itree, S. C.
whpre he attended public
schools. He received his train
ing at Morri|, Brown, Gammon
TheoIoKicBl Seminary and the
Tnterdennminational Theological
Center, all of Atlanta. Ga.
He has served pastorates in
Georgia and Maryland. His last
assignment was at St. Paul’s
A. M. E., of Crisfield, Md.
The Rev. Tyson, who assum
ed the punlit at Asbury Temple
on June 23, is a native of Ashe-
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Continued from front paae
t. ■
cally except from the highest
and purest of motives . .,
‘‘Under this theory of purity,
it must not have been the soutjh-
ern senators in Washington who
have voted en bloc for 80 years
have voted an bloc for 60 years
was not they, but some grem
lins, who have resisted solidly
since 1949 any real change in the
Senate filibuster rule, these
objective and color-blind' sena
tors. but some mischievous le
prechauns were the sigijers of
the Southern Manifesto ()efying
,the Supreme Court’s school se
gregation ruling."
Re-emphasizing the conyentlon
theme the battle of the ballots
the NAACP leader calle4 uppp
the delegates to “go back home,
register, pay your poll tax (if
vour state has one) and vote.
SucH a course. If pursued dllj.
Kerjv, will get rio' of he leading
Kremlins In city halls state
houses- and ,in Congress."
"Brown
Continued from front page
at which a brief leave-taking
ceremony, featuring city of
ficials, Is scheduled to be held.
Rev. Brown won the trip to
the Holy Land in the Carolina
Ti-mes ' Ministers’ Popularity
Contest which was held last
Snring. The second and third
nlnnp winners, the Rev. W. L.
Williams, of Welci'on and Rev.
M. C. Swann, of Durham, also
won trips as prizes. '
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of Social Science^, is now serv
ing as director of the Bi-Natlonal
Center in Bombay.
These Bi-National Centers,
Dr. Logan explains, arc operatcc'
by the United States Informa
tion Service to conduct programs
in English language instruction,
library services and varied cul
tural and social activities, all
aimed at creating a Ijetter under
standing of American culture
anc its peoQle.
-Freed
Continued from front paea
ther appeal. If the court had not
acted, Cox would have been forced
to serve a 21-month jail sentence
The Louisiana Supreme Court
ruled that the COHE field secre
tary must remain free on bond
until he receives a legal sentenca.
"Hilislde
Continued from front page
or of New Bethel Baptist Church
Is also scheduled to take an
active part on the program in
delivering the invocation and
benediction.
Continued from front paijt:
provements. j
The proposed dormitories for]
men and women would be 50 per i
cent self liquidaiing. and would)
rcpre-scnt a cost of only 51,33,-
000 to the state. |
In addition to these improve- [
ments, the request alsd included
funds for the following renova- ■
tioff projects: i
Repairs to the new wnmen’i I
c'ormitory 91,’S.iiOO: lepairs to the
old senior women’s dorinitpry,.
$8,900: renovalion -)f th* ad-|
ministration building. $160,000; |
sidewalks and seat wpM.s. S9.000;;
elevator in the health building,
>15,000: air conr.'itionlnR in select
eK’ bnildlni^s and the librnry
$302,000; enlargement of the
ortBl bin, $14,000.
Other new facilities in the re-
nuesf mcluded .storage building,
$20,000; eauft>men for closed
cUieuit television, $7S.OOO: in-
stallattun of a central clock
syttem, $15,000: cijlvert fill from
Dupree to Lawson Street, $3.5.-
000; and parking facilities $15,-
OOQ.
Attending the meting along
with alv(»fory budget commis
sion officials were Representa
tives Nick Galifinnkis and
Claude PiirHe, of Durham.
The $470,000 reoiie^t for athle
tic improvement cnii«vd comment
from snmr* commission officials.
Dr. EHer exnlained that thfl
present athletic field wag the only
sit4» «vailablf> for the erection of
additional huildincs and the
monev would be needed to build
a new stadium.
State pronertv Officer Frank
Ti»mer soid the st.ntp had not
built stadiums for other institu
tions.
Conliijucd from iron! pa?e
I H E C A K U L r N A ‘r I M E S 1
J.UVY 14/ 1963 DURHAM, N. C.—PACE »-M
of absence so tlt^t he n^ight de
vote full time to the national
registration drive. ^
In addition to leaching, he
has had wide experience in con-!
ducting registration drives and I
get out the vote campaigns in I
both North Carolina and Vir-j
ginia. His most outstanding work i
has been done in Virginu dur I
ing the last seven years. He has i
been an active part of a move- {
ment to increase Negro registra- j
tion in Richmond and through
out the State. Also, he has j
worked successfully in cam
paigns to get out the votes for
candidates in Gubernatorial,
General Assembly and City Coun
ell races. He also was active in
getting oui- the Negro vote for
President John F, Kennedy and
Vice President Lyndon B. John
son in 1960.
-'D&’mitstrstion
Continued irom front paee
stased a prayc march protesting
the jailing of KinK and Abornathy.
■Shaw
Continued from front page
we would have them do unto
us.”
Ybs, as PresiCem of the
Convention, and many of us wish
they had employee' a different
method of cliangin^' PresLlents.
This Institution h;is stood 1
understand, over ti i. year-s, and
11 this type of handling a fellow
minister must be the pattern of
our churches and othor Christian
Institutions, some d ly there will
be a “mourning in the land", and
what will we have to t«ach to
our on-CQming genf;ration.’ What
I pattern will wo bayo lo uIut
I (o be u,sf'd, in ha.T^Iiii,} s^nothet
i Brother?
I Yes, I know Shaw University
should have the bt'St, but tliote
; in authority should' nol "kill one,
I for the rest”.
I am therefore calling for
every peace-loving Baptist ana
every one who believes in
“doing unto others as we would
have them do unto us meet mA
at Shaw campus Church in a
special session of the Convention
July 17th. at 10:00 a. m., where
you will be given a chance to
expcois yourself. If you can not
attend this meeting, and if you
favor our cause, serYl uu a tele
gram expressing your Good
Will.
R. Mack Pitts, Preslo'ent
^ of the General Baptists
State Convention of North
Carolina, Uic.
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Men's Day At
Emmanuel Sun.
The annual men’s day celebra
tion at Emmanuel AME Cnurch
will feature a former pastor of
the church, the Rev. Nathaniel
Gaylord
The observance -will be held at
the church, locatcd at 708 Kent
St., in two spocial orograms Sun-
day_ one at the regular 11 o’clock
worship hour and another at a
three o’clock p.m. afternoon ser
vice.
Rev. Gaylord will speak at the
11 o’clock service. The Rev. J. li
Pepper, pastor cf St Paul Baptist,
of Durham, will speak for ttu
aftornoon program
"Obituaries
Continued from front page
died in Portsmouth, Va., while on
a short vacation. Funeral services
will he conducted Saturday at the
Bethel.Tabernacle Church at 2:00
P.M. Survivors are his wife Mrs.
Annie Ruth King of the home; 3
sons, 1 daughtflr, 7 brothers, and
9 sisters. Interment will be In the
Becchwood Cemetery with the Rev.
Revels, pastor, officiating.
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Dr. King by telephone, but he
added, “I don’t feel that It (his
call) had any influence on my
decision.’’
Just last week Or. King found
himself the center of a con
troversy that began to rage
about the granting of a charter
to Franklin Savings and Loan
Associathon Of Miami, Florida.
A rival group, the Roosevelt
Savinrgs an^ Loan Association,
bitterly denounced the southern
integration leader for making a
phone call in behalf of their
competitor. Dr. King imme&'iate-
ly In'vlted, via public press, an
investigation of the role he had
played in the granting of the
charter to the Franklin group.
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