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Iwo Students Thrown Out Os Church Here
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Clerk Assaulted; Ex-Convict Arrested
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VOL. 20. NO 14
As Buying Boycott Looms:
Stores Contacted
STAGE PRAYER PILGRIM AGE Students of Shaw University and St. Augustine'* Col
lege here are shown standing at the step* of the State Capitol la*t Sunday morning during a pra\
er pilgrimage, following which they proceeded to several white churches tn attend services. (Staff
Photo By Hampton Haywood),
Five Guilty, Two Innocent
As Local Lottery Trial Ends
ODDS-ENDS
BY ROBE3T G. SHEPARD
Pof Then wifi light m.v
candle "
"THERE IS A NEW DAT IN
NORTH CAROLINA”
Terry Sanford. North Carolina A
new governor, began his inaugural
address last Thursday afternoon
w ith these ringing words. "There
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Virgin isianef* I*o*l
May Go To Hr. Moron
WASHINGTON (A’ : P> There i
W«"-e great expectations here last !
week that Dr, Alonso G Moron,
former president of Hampton In- i
riitute would become the first ns- :
ttv* bom governor of the Virgin j
Islands
Informed source* hem believe
M»r»ts might he the «e<-otid j
major Negro appointment ©f
President-elect Kennedy*! new
Administration.
Moron was the firs* alumnus and
Negro 'o head the famous Virginia i
institution.
CCOWTINt'Be ON PARE 21
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
> %GE 2
Sanders Motor Co.
Horton s, Cash Store
town A Country Furnltijtr
Thomas Food Market,
t ARK .1
Plonks Appliance t o
American Credit Company
PARK b
Hi'ilson-Belk (.0.
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
S M Toung Hardware
Ralrigb Savings & loan Ass n
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Majoi Finance Co.
Shoe Mart
Browning Barber Shop
Consolidated Credit Corp.
Raleigh Furniture Co.
Sky View Drive-In
Hellfg-Devin*
Wter Grill
Booker'* Cleaners
<3. S. Tucker Bros., Inc.
Capitol Bargain Store
■Soy's American Grill
SAP Product*
Charles Department Store
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Sanders Motor Co., Tractor Bit
Carotin* Buirk Co.
Weaver Bros. Rambler
O'NeaJ Motor*, toe,
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Coiosta! Stapes
R- * Quins tPaenlttie*
North Carolina's Leading Weekly
RALEIGH. N. C SATURDAY. JANUARY It 1061
i Pice persons received one-year
[ lottery terms in City Court Friday
after pleading guilty.
Two ot ers, tried on the same
j charges were acq ..tted. One of
those acquitted was found guilty
iof assault on an officer, however.
Another charged with operating
| a lottery and possession of gambl
] mg devices had his case continued
The 5 persons convicted ap
pealed their casts and were re
leased under SS6O bonds each
(or trial in the Wake Superior
Court. They are: Miss Effie
Autry, »8, *205 S. Person St.:
Mrs. Hattie Sue Watkins, 12,
I of 8)5 Cotton Place; William
NAACP Sets
Mass Meet
Here Sun.
Announcement trust the Raleigh
Branch NAACP ’-.as launched it*
Ihfil regular and life membership
campaign was made this week by
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BUY FROM THEM
Modern Finance Corp
< Karl iJkbtman
Taylor Radio A TV ftersnr
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; < rpltai tee A Co*! Co.
i Carolina Power A. Light to
j Dove Music Co.
i JTisl-Ctttiros Bank A Trust to
!t lie stone Stores
| taw reeve Bros Realtor
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Blood worth St. Tourist Home
KMgeway’* opticians
( aroiina Builders Corp.
Caveness insurance Agency
“-Up BottStng Co.
DtHion Motor Finance Co
SVpsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Raleigh
V arner Memorials
Deluxe Hotel
Washington Terrace Apartments
Sunshine Bakery
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Standard Concrete Products Co.
Gem Watch Shop
Raleigh Seafood Co.
Acme Realty Co.
Dunn's Esso Service
Raleigh Funeral Home
Bun! Genera! Tire Co.
Branch Banking & trust Co
Correli Coat Co.
Ambassador Theatre
Turner's Florist
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
H. Nichols, Jr., 46, of 1102 Oak
wood Ave.; Ttiomas Dozier. 51.
and Mrs. Bertha C. Allen, 50,
both of Durham.
Acquitted were Mrs. Daisy Kellv
freeman, 81D E. Hai gett Street, and
Gregg Johnson. 540 E. Cabarrus St.
Johnson, however, was found guii-
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WdEATHER
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Ibe five day weather forecast,
beginning Thursday. January 12,
and continuing through Mon- j
day. January 15, is as follows:
Temperatures will average I
near normal It will he mild
Thursday and Friday with a I
chance of rain on Saturdav, !
Colder weather will prevail Sun
day and Monday. Precipitation
will average one half to three
fourths of a.n inch, occurring a
bout Saturday, Normal to three
fourths of an inch, occurring a
bout Naiurda'. Normal hieh and ,
low temperatures during the
period will be 50 3 nd 32 degrees
ONE ROOM HOME Mrs. Georgia Mae Turner is shown taking c are of three of her children
, and two grandchildren in ‘'Tent City." near Somerville, Tenn., last week About 50 Negroes have\
j set up housekeeping in tents there claiming they were erected from then farm homes because ihev
registered to vote. Caucasians claim the incident is a publicity stunt. ( UP/ TELEPHOTO ).
Change In
Employment
Rules Asked
BY « HARLKS R JONES
A com mi Hop composed of four
Raleigh persons lias had little suc
cess in attempts to work out nego
tiations with managers of chain
food stores concerning the hiring
of Negroes in all areas of employ
ment other than just janitorial. A
buymg boycott has been threaten
ed unless this is achieved.
Ralph Campbell, Sr., local
NAAC.P president. reported
this week on the activities of
the Employment Committee of
the NAACP and the Raleigh
Citizens Association.
This committee is composed
of the follow in?: Airs. ,1. O
White. Or Grady l> Davis, J.
V borrell and Campbell.
Management in the following
'too - have been contacted: A and
P. w hope district office is located
in Charlotte: Colonial rtores, f,&
sly W'lgtb and Winn-Dixie.
Campbell --aid the district office
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State News
Brief
I ICON T EAC HER ATTENDS
N A HONAI CONF ERENCE
RALEIGH - Mrs F, M. M Kel
vocal music director at logon
High School, plans to attend the
eastern Regional Meeting of the
Music Educators National Confer
ence, at Washington. D C. on Jan.
13 through the 16th. She will be
living at the Sheraton Park Hotel
while at the Conference.
it will be remembered that
she attended the National Bi
ennial Meeting of the M E. N.
C. at Atlantic City in March.
1960. Because of the wealth of
materials, information and in
spiration received from these
meetings, Mrs. Keiiy hones to
attend ibc next Biennial Con
vention of M. P. V C. in Mar..
>961. in Chicago. Illinois.
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First Day In Office
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* * •«’ V» '<H l I'FRY SANFORD yases ahov* fee a formal
picure at In* desk here last Friday during his first day in office as
North Carolina's new governor. Re said his work cm the first day
m office was mainly to “stir around and look at the plwaa**
PRICE 15c
Pomp, Festivities
Surround Inaugural
Terry Sanford took his oath of
office here last Thursday and be
came the 65th governor of North
Carolina,
In’ Hatton* were sent tn ma
ny Negroes in various cities in
the state to attend the many
Institute Os Religion
Announces 1961 Plans
The 22nd Annual Institute of Re
ligion will begin thla year * *»ri«*.
"The Face of America", on Monday
evening, Jan. ',3 at the United
Church of Raleigh with an address
by Dr S M Broderick. Fulbright
Profecjor fi-om Sierra Leone, who
functions surrounding' the two
da* inauguration Mewt accept
ed the isivUatiene and were on
hand for the feotiritiea.
The parade, which escorted Gov
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will diaouaa Afnc* Looks at A
merica "
Preceding «aeb progrwe will
he a fellowship dinner at * p.
» followed by a choir* wf
four ei&www tit * m Reserva
tions For the dlnaer may he ob
tained by ealltng idle United
Ohtwli
The following olaaMNi will he
sponsored by the following group*'
‘'Feaponaibilstlee of Organlied
Labor in our Soeietr", Worth Ca
rolina, AFL-CIO; ‘*Th« Face Ame
rica P resent* t» Sbidanta". The
Shaw and St Augustin#’* student
?oo:isT»mKB _ oM raab m ■
White
Woman
Beaten
GOLI>SBORo""--~~An ox-convict j
i« being sought by local police for
reportedly attackin': a white wo- !
man here Thursday of last week,
Mr*. France* Whitley, a clerk in j
a small grocery store, was said to
hava been choked into unconsci
ousness by a man who robbed the
cash register of the store of about
S4O. Mrs. Whitley was reported re
covering at Wayne Memorial Hos- ]
pital after suffering bruise* and j
shock.
A ifuuo mlewed last week j
from the Harbor® Prim Camp j
after serving .* six-month sent- S
ence for honse hr caking in
Wayne County has been charg
ed with the assault i
Joseph Denham, 22. was issued a i
warrant by Del. Lt Warren Camp- ,
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Attempt To Worship
Thwarted By Ushers
A Shaw University student told this reporter Tuesday boar
he and a companion were ejected from the Calvary Baptiat
Church (white) by ushers here Sunday morning, following a
pilgrimage by Shaw and St. Augustine’s College students which
began on the steps of the State Capitol with 40 persona partici
pating.
James Dew, a sophomore
from Washington. D. C.. also
related the manner in which
a worshipper at the same
church threatened to run the
two students down with his
truck If he ever encountered
them on the street. Bruce
Eure was the other student.
This worshipper ts said to
have had a Bible under his
arm at the time the threat
was made. The church. locat
ed at the corner of Fayette
ville and South Streets, is just
across the street from the site
or North Carolina's new Gover
nor, Terry Sanford’s inaugu
University Os Georgia
Admits Two Undergrads
ATHENS, Ga Two Negro *tu-
I dents entered the University of
I Georgia Tuesday and became the
first to attend integrated classes
I in the 175-year history of the in
j stitution. They also became the
J first Negroes to altend “mixed"
| public schools in Georgia's history.
I Although there was some jeering,
no acts of violence was reported.
Miss Charlayne A. Hunter. j
18. and Hamilton E. Holmes, 19, I
Hoy Wilkins Confers
With John F. Kennedy
NEW YORK, N. Y Roy Wil
kins, executive secretary of the
National Association for the Ad
! vanoement of Colored People and
recognised as one of America’s
most Influential men, conferred
wtth President-elect John Fitz
gerald Kennedy Friday.
Afterward he said Mutt he is
satisfied the incoming chief ex
ecutive will support all of the
Democratic platform pledges on
civil rights
I
CITED FDR BRAVERY William Campbell, 7, who be
came the first Negro to enter a white public sc bool here in Sep
tember, is shown above. 2nd from left, accepting « plaque "foe
bravery" from Mr*. Virginia K Newell, right. The plaque mm
promoter! by the Alpha-Bettas, auxiliary of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Preternity, in oaremome* at the St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
last Sunday morning looking on are his parents, Mr. mod Mft
Ralph Campbell, Sr. (STAFF PROTO BY HAMPTON HAT
WOOD).
ATTEND INTEGRATED SCHOOL—Mn. Terry Sanford
wife of the new governor, is shown on the left with her children
Betsy, 11, and Terry, Jr.. 8 as they enter Raleigh's only integrat
ed public school. The children were enrolled at the Murphey Ele
mentary School Monday.
By Charles R. Jones
ration only ids re* Cays Iwfm
i Thnroda? I. The** mrt *fas
only unfavorable Incident*
taking place. H was rrrportod.
Dew said. “Although they threw
me out of the church last Sunday.
1 anil return there this Sunday.”
About 40 persons, including
non-students, took part in the JO
minute service at the OapMrt a
bout 10 a. m. Sunday.
The Rev. James 8. WfUiama.
president of Shaw’s NAACf
chapter, was the leader of ths
reremonies. He preached a
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paid their tuition fees and pi-s
--pared for their first class**
after a federal judge restrain
ed the state from closing the
university and the Supreme
Court refused to grant a delay
in the integration order
The students completed thoir ie
: aistration three houi-s after Federal
I Oist. Ji-dge William A. Boot’*
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Mr. Wilkins said this in
cludes a pledge to change the
Senate rules to make it easier
to shut off filibuster against
righls legislation.
Wilkins and Kennedy spent at
moat one hour together “I jus*
wanted to talk about civil rights,
the NAA CP chief told newsmen
“I sm satisfied that he under
stands the importance and th«
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