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FAYE'TTKYII.I I -TheNorth
Carolina General Assembly Is
now in special session. Some
of the. members -uv toying a
rouir.t will an idea that could
prove to be another obstacle
te getting Negroes into office.
Th> Idea of numbering seats,
and limning for seats rather
than against candidates, could
eliminate single shot voting and
:r..ik> if difficult for a Negro,
or Republican to be elected.
This could be done by always
running their strongest man for
the seat the Negro is running
for. This assembh seems
bent on trying to protect the
politician rattier than the peo
ple. They are trying to make
ii possible for the present of
fice holders to return t< of
tice with as little trouble as
possible. They have forgotten
the voters.
We hope tire three judreswill
not be fooled or satisfied with
the present efforts of our as
sembly to defeat the will of the
court: It is easier for the
judges to stop tills miscarriage
of justice iiev , ; ather than lot
it become law, and leave the
bin .on f Ol the people to cor
rect. Sonic assemblymen !x
--lieve t! c court is going to have
to step m. and revamp wlui
evet is d me in Raleigh during
this special session of tilt*Gen
eral \ssembh. ><• the v are
.joins' along with various
schemes, feeling that thej need
not wo: i; too much because the
tin v ju isos will straighten it
Fayetteville State s Day
Students Set Scholarship
I .\vr- TTL YII it: -- The Day
Students ' rgunization of Fay
etteville State College is spon
so: hit a : "0 * ,00 Acadi e..0
Scholarship f und Drive “to be
:-ed to provide Full Tuition
Scholarships to deserving and
• ■ 1 1h > d.tv students.”
rickets costing SI.OO willcn
t.urchai i s to attend the gala
it. colorful day students all -
<i ■ ; ■Sc hoi a i ship Dance to be
io-; : Friday, Febrauary 18,
fi p ; oo p. m. to mid
niglu at tl-.e Lilly Gymnasium
of Favottoville State College.
In addition, a drawing will
bo hel ' at the dance for a num
ber of “Door Prizes” which are
i bo awarded to holders of win
ch - tickets. First prize: 1066
OP Pontiac, Second prize:
19(T F 8' Oldsmohile; Third
pi ize; :766 Admiral Console
Coloi TY set. The Executive
Committee of the Day Students
Organization, headed by Ed
ward McDonald, assures pur
chasers (Who need not be pres
ent at the drawing) that other
pi izes are In the offing. Fac
ulty advisors: Dr. W alter T.
Pace, Chairman, Dr. Nelson
Harris, Mrs. Plain M, New
some, Mr. David Dodson and
others are coordinating many
aspects of the drive geared
to “find wavs and means” to
secure aforementioned funds.
A number of vantage points
and places are being set up in
til- Favetteville area to help
process ticket purchases,
'H is scholarship plan “of
helping one hdp themselves”
a fitting example of what
Two Negroes &re
Added To City
Police Department
FAYETTE:VII,IT- - On Mon
day, the Fayetteville City Coun
cil hired tv. Negroes and one
white policeman. The two Ne
ff, toes hired were: Edgar f .
Merritt, and Jessie A. Brayboy.
This bring' the total number of
Negroes on the Fayetteville Po
lice Department to seven.
Negroes havu been on the
h r. e ior the past sixteen rears.
Only one Negi o has been pro
moted to the rank of sergeant
in spite of th-j: excellent rec
ords.
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our anyway.
Negroes ought to keep a close
eve on this assembly and to
pick out those members who
seem bent on trying to keep the
Negio from voting his convic
tions. In the past, special class
legislation has caused the Negro
a setback in his effort to par
ticipate in politics. I think
of a particular case in point,
the lav, against single-shotting.
This law has cost us our coun
cilman in Fayetteville. The
law only applk to seventeen
counties in Nortu Carolina, ail
counties with .1 rood many Ne
groes. This lav. would seem
t- violate, "i .b ridge the right
to vote as you choose, but as
va-t Ne.uoes it; Fayette, ilh have
not tested it in the court.--.
Negroes should i•agist er te
vote and defeat these politi
cians bent on deny ing ms our
rights. Y\e can register and
vote. It’s easy ti> v toregis
t< t . The n-quiivir.eie san so
easy th.at almost any adult can
registei ami vote. In Fayet*> -
villi', viill can register ibo ye ir
round. >. xcept when tin •!.<
are close, just hefoic elec
tions. You i"na' i eti ■•cr cam'
day Momlay through Frida; at
11 1 Cumlu?rl:.i!m Cuiiiii; Court
hou>C’, up on the third floor
ii» Hu* F%oaid of Klections Of
fice, m-m h:on a m. u?:til
1 P. n . K '• vu; ha’ it:,-
question- or problems, call
488-86,7, Please register am!
vote. There is an election
coming up tills Spring.. Let’s
registei and vote.
industry, ingenuity, and zeal
can generate to create and p:«-
mote oppoitunity “v.i<hot: f
cl •• .tv.,”
It is most befitting at Has
time for the student bod of
ESC to set an example' and
pace for other colleges :oemu
late, Tills display of character
could arouse the imagination
of Foundation.-, Est.ues, Trust:
and Wills -- organizations to
look into the calibn of FSC .-tu
dent body and “open doo; of
opportunity to Ymerica’s finost,
“the educated youth oi our Na
tion.* '
Fayetteville
Student Gets
Schelmshm
FAYFTTKYII LL - The Re
search Grants Committee oi
the North Carolina Ac.tdem>
of Science awarder; a grant
oi Sl'o.oo to William C. Sv ift,
a senior student of Fayetteville
State College, te help finance
a research study in the “Re
duction of Nitrogen Compounds
by Cytochrome C , *' under the
supervision of i :. T. T. Chao
of the Chetristrv Dcpartirent
at fSC.
Honoree Swift ill present a
paper ol his iindiir. - at the
Collegiate Academy of thi Nortu
Carolina Academe of Science in
May, 1966, according to word
received from Jol-.u A. Yar
brough, sec’t-tri a surer of tn -
Academy.
William Swift, aim i:.lx-r of
the On •ra Psi Phi Fraterni
ty, made the Dean’s LiM on
three occasions; starred on tlu-
Varsity track team is a sprin
ter; is also a ranking n- mber
of the clie - team. A native
of Philadelphia, P t!.. r---
soarchei li' i ofl canq us ii
1020 Stall S Ave„ Pay -l;’ \ ille.
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THE POE 1 BARTON, l iVED ON
SODA CRACKLE AND WATER
EOK LONG PERIODS. i’ERHAi",' BE CAINE
Os Hid CONCTANI WEKUU FRpftLtM,
HE NEVER OKED TO SEE ONE Os
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I-'AY I TTL YU I!- -How much diploma in order to give your
i- i high sch> -el diploma worth? self an equal chance. Things
Ab“u» sr-0,000.$ r -0,000. That’s the dis- are changing. Don’t let lack
fei -nm in earning power be- of education disqualify you from
t- men . irh -chool graduate the good things in life. Get
ami a dn>{ ut. S<- kids, learn into job training courses. Many
..ml earn. I.ea; nto type. Learn companies offer them. Equal
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. raw courses. A our color, ■,..!!,.ii ■uiiui'iiiiiiai'iiiLLiim-*' ——
only one kid out / llj
: L’tei u finished high school, |V
nii' at at ou The color of Qmmam mmemm
Lsn’t going to stand FALL VICTIM TO ATHLETE'S FOOT,
a ~. Thinzs are chang- |ts EASIER. TO GET RID OF
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. : : . or. But you’ve PRESCRIPTION DRUG PRODUCED
■ t . it high school BN THESCHERING CORP. Q
-III? Bowser’s Top 20 Records—i
| 1. ’.••.Lubov. *6A Gene Chandler
A Sweet Woman I. ike You Joe Tex
- covet y - Fontella Bass
•in’; That Peculiar Marvin Gaye
Surat- h M; Back - Slim Harpo
Uptight (Everything’s Alright) --Stevie Wonder
■ v. I Can’t Turn You Loose Otis Redding
j ... .-< w Don Covay
» Don i Look Back - Temptations
1 . Pii-as. r.n.’t Hurt Me Jackie Wilson
& LaVerne Baker
L I Fa; Gone -- Bobby Bland
j i 2, Voi ;v,iLt Know Like I Know Sam & Dave
I Leoi Good James Brown
|I P I-00l In Love - - -Embers
ID Y u Can’t Love- Me In The Midnight Hour Ann Mason
Attack - - --Toys
she ! uck Jackie Lee
l Fly Me To The Moon - Bill & Sam
My Girl Has Gone - Miracles
> , r-i.il’! • irrht T’ -Wilson Pickett
Ss-tiool Openings For
Selling CAROLINIAN
FAYETTEVILLE - if your
school is interests d in selling
The CAROLINIAN as a class
project, see me immediately,
I have a few openings, and a
0"d suggestion for a project
that will pay off in many ways.
Children need opportunities to
develop salesmanship, and to
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FEBRUARY 9, 1966 - 8 P. M.
x\ Train Load Os Talent —Featuring:
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issippi, The Mighty Clouds of Joy of Los Angeles,
Calif., The Swans Silvertones of Pittsburgh, Penn.,
and The Swarue Quintet of Augusta, Georgia.
ADV. TICKETS $1.25
—At Door $1.50
TICKETS ON SALE: Bowser’s Record Bar In the Vick’s f
Shopping Center. J
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JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM
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show their abilities. This will
also motivate an interest in
what’s going on in the world.
It will also afford some child
in the class a chance to collect
and report the news. If your
class is 'nterested, telephone
483-2569.
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SENATOR NAMED LIFE MEMBER - Senator Clifford P, Case, R-NJ, was named a Life Member
of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs during recent ceremonies held in his
Washington, D. C„ offices. Seen third from left, the Senator holds plaque awarded to him as
“New Jersey Citizen of the Year” by the Northeastern Federation of Women’s Clubs. Posing
with the honoree, from left, are Moss H, Kendrix, head of a Washington, D. C. - Atlanta, Ga.,
public relations firm, who is NACWC’s first male Life Member, Mrs. Naomi Y. Hatcher, North
eastern Federation president, Atlantic City, N. J., and Mrs. Mamie B, Reese, NACWC national
president, Albany, Ga. Mr, Kendrlxs* firm, which bears his name, represents The Coca-Cola
Company, Atlanta, Ga., and Carnation Company, Los Angeles, Calif., which support various projects
of the noted women’s organizations.
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Q. Sometimes I think I have
the longest nose in the world!
Next to mine, I bet Pianoefrio’s
nose would look short. Is there
anything I can do to make it
look smaller?
A. Create an illusion! Let
your hair and make-up help
belittle your nose! Models do
it by wearing darker make-up
from the bridge to the tip. And
so can you! Just be sure to
blend it carefully so there’s no
Sine where the darker shade
meets your regular shade. Wear
your hair away from your face.
Try large fluffy curls to draw
attention away from your nose.
Experiment with different styles
to find the one that’s best for
you. And to complete the happy
illusion smile!
Q. IVfy sweaters get crashed in
the drawer when I fold them.
But they stretch when I hang
them on hangers and there’s no
room in the drawer to lay them
flat. How do you keep sweaters
smooth?
A. To keep those bulkies
fluffy as cotton candy instead of
flat as pancakes, try this! Stuff
the sleeves with loosely crum
pled Kleenex paper towels be
fore you fold them. Stuff more
towels in the folds to guard
against wrinkles in the body of
the sweater. If drawer space is
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really a problem, put your
sweaters in plastic bags or boxes
and keep them on a closet shelf.
Just a little between-wearings
care will keep, your sweaters
perky and fluffy!
Q. My hair is so dull, it’s
absolutely lifeless! I try all kinds
of things to take care of It,
but nothing works. What should
I do?
A. Brush it! Then brush it
some more! Bend from the
waist and brush your hair for
ward. One-hundred strokes real
ly don’t take very long. Sham
poo it at least once a week
oftener if your hair is a bit
oily. Massage shampoo into
your hair and scalp with your
fingertips. It feels great! Rinse,
shampoo, rinse a second time,
and pat with a fluffy towel to
remove excess moisture before
you comb and set it. Plenty of
rest and a balanced diet will
also help keep your locks
shining.
(To learn more about correct
table manners and mealtime
etiquette, ask your borne eco
nomics teacher to order the free
film, "A Date For Dinner,” by
writing Kimberly-Clark Cor
poration, Dept- 55 1 -P, Public
Relations Department, Neenah,
Wis. 549 V)
THE CABOUNIAN
RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1685
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SHOULD INCLUDE NOT ONLY
REDUCTION OF FATTY FOODS,
PLENTY OF EYERCSSE AND A
SWITCH TO A GOOD
SUGAR-SUBSTITUTE SUCH AS SWEEfA
-BUT ALSO A VISIT TO YOUR
FMMLY DOCTOR FOR AN
EXAMINATION AND ADVICE.
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Dr. Larkins
Featured At
Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE - Speaking
at a chapel program before a
student body, faculty and staff
numbering 1300 people at the J.
W, Seabrook Auditorium of Fay
etteville State College last
week, Dr. John R. Larkins, Con
sultant-Special Services of the
North Carolina Department of
Public Welfare, excited his lis
teners with the tremendous
strides made in democracy in
the past two years alone. Quote
Dr. Larkins: “There still re
mains the problem of the as
similation of the Negro, which
is a more important and fun
damental problem. Assimila
tion involves integration. Peo
ple or a group cannot become
assimilated without being inte
grated into the economic and
social organization of a com
munity or country. As a con
sequence, assimilation leads to
complete Identification with the
people and culture of the com
munity in which the social herit
age of different people become
merged. In recent years there
has been much talk about the
integration of the Negro, but
hardly any attention has been
given to assimilation. It seems
to me that this is the next
step in the United States.
Another highlight .. “There
should be no assumption on any
body’s part that the Negro’s
fate can be divided from the
rest of America. If the Negro
does not prevail over the forc
es that are driving him down
ward, the white American will
go down with him. The issue
is the survival of an entire
People whose basic educational,
political and economic arrange
ments are on the verge of a
breakdown.”
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