n^rLii"
Chatham Rd.
Winston-Salem, w. c.
Resifcdning Order Again^ N» C. College PresidentrContinued^
Rev. Harris and Congregation to
Return to Cliurcli Sun., May 31
A Superior Court order was
Issued Tuesday allowing the
ftfv. Zebedee Harris, who had
bbcn bapncd three weeks from
Oak Grove Free Will Baptist
Church, to resume duties as
pastor.
The minister who during the
period was forbidden to use
t^urch facilities held worship
services at the W. D. Hill Com-
anunity Center, indicated he ex-
|Kcts to return to the Colfax
Street Church Sunday.
Rev. Harris was arrested on
May 3 and charged with
'‘iUsuse and abuse” of pastoral
power. The next day Judge Mal
lard signed a restrafnlng Order
M a complaint made by ^the
^thurch’s Board of Trustees,
barring the minister from the
Aurch and the parsonage. Sub-
Ki^ucntly, the Cape Fear Con-
ference of the United American
^Vee Will Baptist Churcl)i to
which Oak Grove belongs,.at a
May 23 meeting, censured i. the
ininlster and enjoined him from
^rforming pastoral duti« at
Imy rhiirrh in the coateteacc
was in effett ana did not 'enter
into Tuesday’* litigation.
Counsel for Rev. Harris, .Vic
tor Bryant. Jr., argured that
some 80 per cent' of th,e p«ri-
shoners' followed Rev. Ifar^s
to the community -center for
services after the banning
edict. He fiirther "coatgmled
VOLUME 41 No. 21 DURHAM N. C, 27702, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1964
PRICE; IS Centi
DEMOTION OF DEANS
AT NCC CONFIRMED
President l^assie
Makes Statement
To End Rumors
during a 12-month period.- ' that , the minister,' from all
Judge Mallard noted that the available.^videncc, had Hot varl-
idonference directive was made ed from the doctrine and^ faith
l^^r the court’s banning order of hl» conference.
U .» ■ ^
Ousted NCC Stiideni Admitted to
Exams Pursuant to Court Order
A restraining ordjer^.q^r^ed on
^y' 21 i>y Sul^Viiw -'doUct
iadge Raymond B. Ml|kAd
against Samuel Proctor 'MMsi«,
PHaid^t of Korth Carolina
College, was contlntfed ‘Tues
day in a second heartnf before
the Tabor City ]uriit.
Judjge Mallard, bn Monday
instructed Attorney Engene C.
Brooks III, to have Dr. Massi.«,
Board of ; Trustees Chairman
Bascom Baypes, and the bbrfid*4.
secretary, and records on ^and.
The heaVlfig on Tuesday stem
med from a complaint filed
last Thursday by Floyd Mich
ael Pearson of Boston, Mass., a
junior through his attorney, W.
G. Pearson, II, a^lnst Presi
dent Massie, in an effort to pre
vent the execution of a otie and
one half year suspension levied
upon the student by Massie. -
Pearson, in his complaint, al
leged that On May 14, Dr. Mas
sie notifi^ him that a special
committee had found him guilty
of “assisting a girl in violation
a rule, namely the policy of
riding in private cars,” and Il
legally using a mea^ book.
. Pear'spn stated tha^, M li re-
j|uj(t ioi the COr^it^^sJptri^(|099
olf thi^.iwo'eharj{er,'m^
had' su^t^ndlM' hlfh frtrni col
lege until September, 19M, at
^Ich, time bii would bay* to
apply for r«-«dRi.i8sion. '
; iln ,the bearing on Tuesday,
^udge 'Mallard cootinoed the
May ai restratinin?Or|«,r per-
mit^ng.Pearson to t^e bis 4n-
al examinations, and' a^}oinii>g
Dr.. Massie irom executing
Pearson’s suspension, which
would bar him for one and on^
half years. Pearson’s grades
are not to be recorded, but are
to be held by Dr. Massie, until
iturther order of the. court. The
5'af>or, City jurist further de
creed that Pearson would hot be
piermtttid to enter North Caro
lina College, either in the sum
mer or in the fall of 1»64 un
less and until reinstated by the
Board of Trustees, provided the
board meets and hears him be
fore the fall session.
Judge Mallard said the board
should have notified the stu
dent of a meeting to consider
See ORDER, 4A
Ojtl^ 'AtRXXUPIIK 'b. M08E-1 th*'urn containing burning 15- Isiah Rom, Dr. MoitUr. J. T.
fc*y. Mount GlUad rear mortgag* of the Church, | Tucker, Alton Tuck, and B. B.
f^ltst Chttreh is shown at>ove,| which was paid in seven y*ari.j Rogers,
iwaaid from Ivft. as ha holds I Others shown are: left to right:'
J^urch Burns 15-Year
Mortgage In 7 Ye&rs
A mortgage burning scrvicc
Was held Sunday May 24, at
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church with
the ■ Rev. Dr. Alexander D.
Moseley, pastor, presiding.
The principal address for the
occassion was deivered by L.
E. Austin, publisher of The
Carolina Times. He was intro
duced by Dr. Joseph Campbell,
local dentist.
Greetings from business, re-
See MORTGAGE, 4A
8CARBOROUOH
SPRING PROOIIAM PRAtlCl-
PAirrS — Top rtl«lb-l- Back
How> Daala Cray. TMita Law-
tanc*. Michal Taylor, Nat-
hantal Owans', EaHka Brtdgas,
Q a r El«br> Sum* Simms,
Donald Parham. Brad-
lay, Tammy J.' F*#aU, ' Aaa
Alston.
■acoad Xowi Aaiainatta Ptr-
kar, Vspita Moora. ClaflMi
lUiMMg, Mlehaal JaM. Kathr
Williaou. Jitaniia Jsakina. Ju
dith Risd. Bar Tkaaspaaii. Re-
«l«rick Millar. Jamas Mahsiia.
Rafaala Mgram, Ccwritiar
Orafian.
First Rairi Hanaan Haaiiia>aa.
Oawa Takan. Mtckaal HHm.
William Couch, Batrr lfaH>
Patricia Watsaa, latswd Low>
ty. Annette GlOTer, Georg*
EVans, Nararrs Purefoy.
ICiMalIng! * Rsyna va Holt, Tami
Jonas. Genla Washington, Bs-
yatly Johnson, Vanja L«w-
taaea.
Batiom' Photoi 'Scana From
fUf
Iwaia' Siasansr' Antainstia Par
kat, T«nl«^ Lkirjr#tie*, Patricia
WMwa «Ml VMUtii Moor*.
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Rev. Wade to Deliver Vesper
Sermon to Hillside Graduates
Reverend Louis Herbert Wade
Pastor of the First Baptist
Church at Oxford, is scheduled
to deliver the Senior Vesper
Sermon to some 232 candidates
for graduation at Hillside High
School on Sunday, May 31, at
5 o’clock p. m. in the school
auditorium.
Also slated to partcipatc dur
ing the services are: Reverend
W. H. Fuller, pastor of Mount
Zion Baptist Church with the
scripturc lesson; the Reverend
O. L. Conyers, Pastor of the
Bilbeway Pentacostal Holiness
Church of Fayetteville with in
vocation; and the Reverend
Ralph Franklin, Pastor of Im
manuel Seventh Day Adventist
See REV. WAbE, 4A
REV. WADE
WARNING!
Don't Go Near The LAKE
On Saturday, May 30
LATEST REPORTS REVEAL THE LAKE IS INFESTED
WITH POISONOUS REPTILES, PREJUDICE, HATRED
AND OTHER DISEASES THAT MAKE IT UNSAFE FOR
THE HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND GENERAL WELFARE
OF ALL NORTH CAROLINA CITIZENS.
WARNIIiG!
Don't Go Near The LAKE
On Saturday, May 30
President Samual P. Massie
of N. » C. College Wedneday
mor and speculation when he
announced that the Board of
Trustees of the College, at its
meeting on Saturady, May IB,
acting on the principle that a
chief executive should be allow
ed to choose ills closest admi
nistrators, had approved his re
commendation that as of the
summer session, i. e., Augu.st
3, Dr. William H. Brown and
Dr. George T. Kyle would nu
’longer serve as Deans of the
Graduate College and the Under
^aduate College, respectively.
Their successors will be an
nounced later.
It had been the plan not to an
nounce the decision until it
had been fully discussed witli
the men and they iiad sufficient
time to consider the change and
make satisfactory adjustrnents.
Regrettable circumstances pre
vented this. •
Dr. Massie pointed out that
these types of changes, are not
unusual and occur in many in.
stitutions when a new chief ex
ecutive is installed. In many or
ganizations and colleges, chief
administrators submit their re
signations as a matter of cour
tesy.
He further commented that
in recommending these changes
the abilities of the men as Deans
were not in question. No re
commendations for their dismis
sal were made nor even discus
sed. They have been offered
professorships in their respec
tive fields at the same salaries
they were receiving as Deans.
The announcement was not
made eariler, President Massie
commented, because certain
operations were necessary to
make these adjustments, and it
Sec MASSIE, 4A
A NAZI SWASTIKA is removed,
from the home of Dr. Samuel
Proctor Massie, President of
North Carolina College byi
workmen On Saturday morn
ing, May 23. The Nazi sign, em
blematic of the dictator regime
•of Chancellor Adolf Hitler of
Ge'rmay-.y from 1933-1945, the
date of his death, was painted
on the rear of flie Massie home
the previous night by parties
unknown, presumably in pro
test of the recent turn of events
al NCC.
PHOTO BY PUREFOY
J. J. Henderson to Receive Alumni
Award at Hampton Institute Rites
J. J. Henderson, Treasurer
of North Carolina Mutual Life
Insitr^nce Company will re
ceive the National Hampton
Alumni Association Merit Award
daring the 94th Annual Hamil
ton Institute Commencement
Exercises Sunday, May 3). Tiic
coveted award will be presc-ni-
ed at the annual alumni ban
quet to ^be held in Cleveland
Hall.
Henderson, a native of Bris
tol, Tennessee, is a graduate ol
Hampton Institute and seF.yes as
Vice Chairman of its Trustee
Board. He was named Hamp-
Ionian of the Year 1954 by the
North Carolina Region of the
Hampton Alumni Association.
Henderson is one of the
founders of the Durham Busi
ness and Professional Chain:
is president emeritus of the
North Carolina Business Lea.
gue and is Grand Keeper of Re.
cords and Exchequer of Grand
Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity. He is also Vice
Chairman of Housing Authority,
City of Durham. He holds of
fices and memberships on many
boards of Directors including
the Mutual Savings and Loan
HENDERSON
Association, Bankers Fire and
Casualty Insurance Company,
John Avery Boys’ Clubj the
Daisy E. Scarborough Nursery
School, Inc., and the Durham
Business School.
Henderson . is. Vice Chairman
of the Senior Board of Trus
tees of Saint Joseph’s A. M. E.
See HENDERSON, 4A
TOP NCC GRADUATES—High-
esl tanking students grsdusHng
from three of North Carolina
College’s schools Sunday, May
31, are shown above. From left
to right; Rembert Gaddy, Char
lotte, Law School; Roland T.-
Hayward, Camden, N. J., Law
School; Mary W. Laster, Dur
ham, Library School; Joe H.
Brawner, High Point, Under
graduate School, and Gwendolyn
T. Curleo, Salisbury, Undergrad
uate School. Not shown are J.
K. Bentley and Allen E. Weath-
ford III, highest ranking gradu
ate students.
SUMMA CUM LAUDS GRADU
ATES—Shown are six undsr-
graduate studonts gradwsting
with highost honors at North
Csr»'lnt Coliegi’) 39th annual
commencement Sunday, May 31.
All North Carolinians, they are,
from left, Joe H. Brawntr, High
Point; Gwendolyn T. Curloo,
Sall'ibu'y; p.. Rnhin^on, ;
Jomos E. Fsrgu-
Virginia N
•; and Toni M.
Damkinsi