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■4 Memphisl *ïâî.‘ Big Tears Beat This Year! Coach Johnnie Johnson's Manassas Tigers, with three city VOLUME 31, NUMBER II MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1962 PRICE TEN CENTS Heod Coach W. P. Porter at championships in a row tucked beneath their bells, just might Father Bertrand High School ad­ make it four in a row this year. The likeable Mr. Johnson isn't mits his Thunderbolts may im­ exactly optimistic but he's far from being pessimistic when he prove as the season rolls along, says "Our chances aren't too bright." but right now he says they're From the way the eight teams in not much to write home about. live City Prep League stack up at this point .Manassas’ toughest op­ "We're very poor this year,” he ponent more than likely will be OVER FORTY said. "We have no depth at all Booker T. Washington. This could and most of our boys are playing be the game of the year on the for the first time.” night of Oct. 19 in Melrose stadium. "We're in bad shape," he added. Manassas lost seven starters at "Worse shape we've been in during graduation, including a quarter­ the past five years.’’ back, and will have several new faces in its openlnfg lineup. The Coach Porter, who once starred team suffered another big dent on the gridiron at Tennessee State, last school year when William said he lost bath of his quarter­ Brown died. He was being groomed backs, an entire backfield and his for tlx- signal-calling position. varsity guards mid tackles at Seven Maternity graduation last June. Shaping up fast as a quarter­ back, however, is the talented young He pointed out that the Thun­ Westley Mitchell, a junior. Board Appoints : ■ , .... derbolts of 1962 will have only two Starters from last year’s varsity Leaves Granted; starters from last year's team, Hu­ are Lawrence Carter, senior end; I bert McGhee, center and captain, Albert Buford, senior guard: Willie and Freddie Clark, halfback, both Salters, senior tackle; Robert Rich­ seniors. Lewis Hines and Michael mond, junior defensive tackle; Sain DR. CHAR1.ES DINKINS DR. A. VASCO SMITH JR. Several Transfers Siggers, both senior linesmen who New Principals 11 McDowell, senior halfback; James Over 40 additional teachers saw some action last year ,are back. Walker, senior fullback; Frank Dill­ On Bias In Hospitals were elected Friday by members Thirty-three men, mostly fresh­ worth, senior halfback, and James Members of the Board of Education Friday elected principal* men, are trying out for the various Thomas, senior halfback. of the Memphis Board of Educa­ for three city schools which were changed from white berths. ATTY. RUSSELL B. SUGARMON In all, there are 20 Itoys return­ tion. Several transfers, reelect­ dominantly Negro. Elected were: Mrs. Mary Riley Brooks, Prospect ing from last year's squad, and On thé weekend, Porter said it ions and maternity leaves also Elementary; Mrs. Sallie C. Bartholomew, Merrill Elementary, dftd was impossible at that time for him REPRESENTING U. S. about 36 new fellows on the-field. Manassas will ring in the prep Vasco Smith Asks were approved at the 30-minute Oliver J. Johnson, Jr„ Lincoln Junior High (formerly South Sid»),; to single out 11 boys as starters. season here next Wednesday night, meeting, New teachers elected ** wt* if’’j He probably has a better idea of Mrs. Brooks was transferred Sept. 5, taking on Merry High from the team’s potential now that the are: from assistant principal-teacher high school football jamboree has Sugarmon With Jackson at Melrose. The Tigers' first league game will be against Mrs. Connie W. Mardis, Caldwell; Hyde Park Elementary to the prln* been played. Melrose, Sept. 12, at Melrose. Dinkins' Attitude Odell Nathaniel, Lincoln Jr. High; clpalship of Prospect at WBJ0 Father Bertrand opens its sea­ Two other non-league games have Ruthie Mae Love, Magnolia; Kath­ per month. She has 18 yean at son against Lester Thursday night Group In Trinidad teaching experience in been scheduled by Manassas: Dr. A. Vasco Smith, Jr., prominent dentist and a leader in ryn Banks. Klondike; Virgie Mae of next week al Melrose. against Mitchell Road. Oct. 26, and and owns the bachelor of science The Memphis World learned from Bland, Douglass High (junior di­ The Thunderbolts will tackle against Burt High at Clarksville, the civil rights movement, called on lhe NAACP Sunday to find degree from LeMoyne COlUgi hpd a reliable source that Atty. Rus­ vision); Mrs. Josie L. Stewart, four out-of-town teams this season out Owen College President Charles Dinkins' attitude to hospital the masters in education > ft®» sell B. Sugarmon Jr. is a member Nov. 9. Melrose High; Mrs. Bennie S. Hay­ on foreign soil: Lincoln at E. St. Wayne State University. ' ., r of a U. S. delegation that left this bias in Memphis. Dr. Dinkins was recently appointed a member good, Locke; Donald Lee Lewis, Louis, Nov, 17; Merry at Jackson, week for Trinidad. of the City Hospitals Board. Douglass High (junior division); Mrs. Bartholomew was' Nov. 10; Cameron at Nashville, Oct. Bertha Jean Jones, Lincoln Junior 19, and Howard at Chattanooga, ferred from a teaching position The news source said the dele­ NAACP Branch President Jesse .the floor and agreed with Dr. High; Gwendolyn Geraldine Hawes, Hamilton Elementary to' dating Nov. 27. gation, selected by President Ken­ Turner said lie would have a per­ Smith. Georgia Avenue; Mrs. Charlotte C. 3 Football principal of Merrill, she will re* Assisting Coach Porter are Louis nedy and the State Department, is sonal talk with Dr. Dinkins about But, Mr. Turner came back with: Pryor, Georgia Avenue; Geraldine ceive a' regular teachert salary Miller (Xavier) and Lester Snell representing the United States at the matter "Dr. Dinkins is only one member Crenshaw, Lcs|er Elementary; Tho­ plus an additiongl.amount as pro* (Rock Castle). the Trinidad Tobago Independence i of the hospital board. We shouldn't mas Jefferson Bradford, Patterson But. this didn’t satisfy the young vided in the «Ma® schedule. Sb* Ceremany. Games Open I single him out. If a committee is High; Mrs. ■“ ’ “ ■ dentist. "This should not be a per­ i, Jacquelyn W. Carter», hite M ytttt'hrwShing experience J appointed, it should be instrusted Lester High...ht .MTB/BèUyç„ . C, Snow- ' Attciney Sugarmon, it was learn­ sonal talk. .This should W official, In Memphis with a B.A. from U* »< > A committee...... ______should be appointed"to contact ill members of the den, Hamilton High; Mrs. Faye C. Moyne. ed, received an invitation from the to call on Dr. Dinkins," said Dr.1 board." Deanes, Later Elementary; Curtiss Death Claims White House to make the trip and Prep Season Smith. Dr. Smith was up again and said: Lee Mitchell. Douglass Elementary; has the rank of special ambassador Mr. Johnson, formerly assistant Frank Kilpatrick, prominent in "Dr. Dinkins was appointed to the principal of Georgia Avenue El** while in Trinidad. The City Prep Football League Mrs. Mary Bell Gipson, LaRose; NAACP and political affairs, took board because of the growing mentary, ms promoted to th* gets off to a fast start next week Mrs. Jo Ann W. Franklin. Patterson Mr. Sugarmon was accompanied strength of the Negro vote in Mem­ principalship of Lincoln Junior with Lester tangling witli Father (elementary division); Mrs. Flora by his wife. They are understood phis. If the Negro vote lacked ef­ High from Florida Elementary Bertrand, Thursday night, Sept. 6, S. Lee, Kansas; Mrs. Shirley B. Funeral plans were being made to have left Memphis either late fectiveness here, Dr. Dinkins would where he was acting principal. -JU* and Hamilton going against Doug­ Evans, Klondike; Trutle M, TTilg- this week for a 95-year-old retir­ Tuesday or early Wednesday of not have been appointed to the A. MACEO WALKER salary will be $737.50 a month. Ha lass, Friday night, Sept. 7. Ma­ pen, Manassas High; Howard Grif­ ed minister, the Rev. E. D. John­ this week for Washington to board nassas actually opens the local sea­ board .Dr. Dinkins’ first loyalty holds the bachelor and master* fin, LaRose; Mrs. Willie B. Tuns- son 8r„ who died Wednesday at his a plane that flew the delegation son Wednesday night, Sept. 5, in should be to Negroes and I contend degrees from Tennessee state and ton, Georgia Avenue; Willie Ray residence, 1379 Ethel. He is survived to Trinidad. a battle with Merry High of Jack- that we should know his attitude has 1» years of teaching expert**** Terry, Melrose (junior division); by his 90-year-old widow. Mrs. Jo­ son. The games start at 8 p. m. and about segregation and dis­ A. Maceo Walker In Memphis. Herbert Clifton Tale, Carnes; sephine Johnson. will be played in the Melrose Stad­ crimination in our city hospitals" Joyce Marie Purnell, Magnolia; The board approved several other The deceased minister had been Centenary Church ium. Piesident Turner appointed a Mrs." Vivian Joyce Powell, Merrill; recommendations; I.'.'.): in retirement for about 20 years All games except two will be un­ committee. Mrs. Bernice S. Washington, Shan­ Answers Critic and one of his last pastorates was reeled at Melrose this year due to Dr. Dinkins was not at the meet­ Mrs. Callie L. Stevens was tranp* at Christian Home Baptist Church Plans Coffee Hour ing. non; Joe Thomas Bridgeman, Pat­ ferred from principal of Melrooi A coffee hour, permitting mem- construction work on S. Wellington "It is such a pity that Negroes in Onward, Miss. The discussion grew out of a terson High; Mrs. Rachel B. Elementary to principal of RdriM bers and visitors to get acquainted which runs along side the Booker must fight a cold war on this front A son, the_ Rev. E. D. Johnson NAACP report which charged Thompson, Grant; Mrs. Priscilla T. Elementary at a salary of and know each other better .will be T .Washington stadium. when we are preaching to the rest Jr„ is pastor of St. Thomas Mis­ neglect and discrimination in the Smith, Klondike; Edna Earle Fish­ She holds the bachelor of toteme conducted every first Sunday after Champion Manassas appears in its of the world that we are the great­ sionary Baptist Church at 377 But­ emergency room of John Gaston er, Hanley; Mrs, Fay Davis Lee, degree from Tennessee SUliahll the morning service at Centenary first loop contest Wednesday night, est democracy under God’s blue ler in Memphis. Hospital. Locke; Mrs. Emma B. Lathon, the master's degree from North* Methodist Church, Alston and Mis­ Aug. 12, in a tussle with Melrose. sky." A. Maceo Walker, president Other survivors include another Dunbar; Mrs. Raychelle Carhee, western University. A fosrtSj sissippi. This new feature will be Hamilton will match wits with Les­ of Universal Life Insurance Co. and 6on, Amos Johnson of Berkley, librarian, one-half time, at Doug­ introduced Sunday. Sept. 2, it was ter, Thursday night, Sept. 13, and Tri- State Bank of Memphis, said counselor at Booker T. Washington Calif., and two daughters ,Mrs lass and one-hal time at Melrose; High, she has eight years Qt announced by the pastor, the Rev. Washington and Carver will enter­ in replying to C. S. Moser, owner Robirda Davis and Mrs. Cloria Wil­ tain Friday night, Sept. 14. Charier Aired teaching experience In Memphis, J. M. Lawson, Jr, Rose Marte Ward, Florida; Percy of tlie American Lumber Co, liams .both of Memphis. Other games this month: William D. Calllan, Jr, was A church-wide tea for college stu­ G. Henlrel Jr., .Manassas High; Five grandchildren, 20 great­ F. Bertrand vs. Washington, Sept. A letter criticizing wealthy Ne­ transferred to the principalship of dents was held at the church last Mrs. Elaine M. Smith, Melrose grandchildren and four great-great­ groes for not starting more busi­ Melrose Elementary School at * Sunday afternoon . 19. (junior division); Mrs. Annette S. grandchildren also survive. Melrose vs. Hamilton. Sept. 20. nesses and providing employment salary of $799 a month. He will Young, Grant; McKissic Malone, appeared in the Aug. 23 Issue of DUAL NATIONALITY BAN Manassas vs.'Douglass, Sept. 21. Approxinukely 125 members of continue for the time being as Hyde Park; Mr». Mae Frances W. The Press -Scimitar under Mr. Mo­ KUALA LUMPUR - (ANP) Washington vs. Douglass Sept. the Memphis NAACP, following a principal of the evening school at Lee Feted In Detroit RUSSEL S. WILKINSON Martin, Lester Elementary; Mary ser's name. Mr. Walker's reply to The status of "dual nationals” in 26. recommendation of the body’s exe­ Booker T. Washington. He has 10 Lt. George W. Lee was honored Louise Phifer, Locke; Mrs. Mary M.r. Moser, which appeared in the the Federation of Malaya will cease Carver vs. Manassas, Sept. 27 cutive committee, took a firm stand years of teaching experience in at a testimonial dinner in Detroit 28. Lee W. Seymour, secretary, Hanley; Aug. 27 lsue of tlie same paper, to exist come October 1, 1962. After Melrose vs. F. Bertrand, Sept. Sunday against the charter call­ Memphis and holds the bachelor last Friday night by the Elks’ na­ Robert LeRoy. Jones, Douglass follows: thate date, any citizen of the Fed­ Start Big Push ing for consolidation of city and of science and master of education tional education department of High, and Mrs. Eddie Rideout, "I found myself very Interested eration who is also a national of county governments. Action was degrees from Tennessee State. ■’ which he is grand commissioner. Hamilton High. in an article written by Mr. C S. James A. Barber was preiietpi another country, and who applies LeMoyne Club Will taken at the regular monthly meet­ TRANSFERS: John Dixon from Moser, owner of the American for or travels on a passport other ing hel din Mt. Olive Cathedral. In September 1961 Congress again Patterson (junior division) to Cum- Lumber Co., in the Aug. 23 issue (Continued on Page Foar) than a Malayan one, will be de­ For Consolidation A voice vote was taken after Atty. extended the life of the Federal Map Plans Sunday of Tiie Press - Scimitar. I am ad­ prived of his citizenship in the Fed­ The LeMoyne Alumni Club of A. W. Willis Jr., one of two legal Civil Rights Commission for two Supporters of consolidated gov­ (Continued on Page Four) dressing myself to this subject smX eration. Memphis will hold its first monthly advisers emplayed by the charter NAACP USTS GOALS years. . ernments are turning all their commission, discussed various as­ since I am qualified to answer meeting of the new school year this energies toward a crash program pects of the charter and NAACP because I am responsible for the Sunday, Sept. 2, starting at 5 p. m. aimed at winning victory at the Mrs. Bessie Rice employment of Negroes in many in the faculty lounge of Brownlee Branch President Jesse Turner polls Nov. 6. An all-out drive for read tlie executive committee's areas including salesmen, saleswo­ Regisler-Vole f. Hall. united Memphis and Shelby Coun­ resolution opposing the charter. . Rests In Elmwood men, sales managers, accounting, Mrs. Ann L. Weathers, president, ty government is set to begin early acturlal and all types of clerical said plans will be mapped for three A collection of throaty "Yes" Funeral services were held Wed­ Inside Memphis in September after 50.000 copies of votes filled the room. There was nesday of this week for Mrs. Bes­ and also key - punch operators. projects: assisting the college in the charter have been printed. no opposition. sie Rice from Metropolitan Baptist "Mr, Moser, without knowing, Drive Underway . promoting the Grace Bumbry con­ Russel S. Wilkinson is chairman really did hit the core of the sit­ THIS TOWN'S MARRIED GUYS who scrape up enough dough cert Oct. 12, restaging the popular During the question period, it Church with the Rev. S. A. Owen A slx-week voter-r®l®jhttan of the Charter Commission and the officiating. Interment for the La- uation. He makes a vast distinction to help their girlfriends with rent money and charge accounts are comedy, "A Husband for Sale," in was brought out that the NAACP’s campaign is underway Consolidation Committees of Mem­ Rose Elementary School teacher between GIVE and MAKE. I am moving with extreme taution lhese’days because loo many wives November and the annual LeMoyne main opposition to the charter is and Shelby County, it wasanjjjhRw. phis and Shelby County. Dr. Stan­ the power that the charter will give was in Elmwood with T. H. Hayes sure that M.r. Moser knows the ed Sunday it the month&jtotini are beginning to pick up on what's happening. Alumni Day next February. ley Buckman is general vice chair­ huge amounts of monies spent by ...... TS®5 to a mayor. The body felt that a and Sons in charge of arrange­ of the NAACP by Executive Bee- . ***** Refreshments will be served at Negroes in tlie department stores, man. minority group might not fare too ments. retary Maxine Smith. the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Ches­ County Commissioner Dan Mit­ automobile industry, food centers, TOP GOLFERS DIDN'T'SNUB the National Open Tournament well under a mayor granted a Mrs. Rice, Who died Aug. 23 al She also pointed out __ r _ ter Cade Jr. chell pledged his support last week clothing stores and other walks of large amount of power. E. H. Crump Hospital, was the mo­ NAACP membership driveve tter*bar» 11I because of a lack of housing in Memphis. All who came found The club made a gift of $1,000 to to the campaign to consolidate life, make plenty of jobs. These One member wanted to know the ther of Emmett L. Rice Jr. still on and that 3,000 members IN good lodging and some even had downtown accomodations. One the college and $100 to the United city and county governments under monies make sales jobs accounting chances of a Negro being elected to Honorary pallbearers were mem­ needed before the end of the ye® Negro College Fund during the last' the newly - drafted charter. Tlie jobs, bookkeeping jobs checker jobs ,

h t 5.ÍÍ An Afternoon Of Song At Bothel AME Church J "An Aftsrnpcn obSong" will be presented in .the igmripa of Bethel AME Church, 626 Wicks Avenue, Sunday, Sept. 2, start­ ing pt 3:3Q p.m. The program will be geqred to please al| music lovers, whether mey., love semi-classical, spiritual M gospel-music. ’ a Somei qf AAemphi»' most talented vocalists qpd instrpfnent- alisls will appear on the program. Among those participating on the program Pre'Misses Lois Patrick, Idellu lluivey, Eleanor Cole, Buddy Taylor and Princeton's Junior Specials, Patricia Thornton, Blanche West, Jacquelyn Turner, and Mesdames Emme Lee Wilson, Classie People! and Antioch's Choir, Mary Daniel!, Anna Monger A^artin, Cora King, Lucy Pefermqn, Frankie McNeil and Chorus, Mildred Hodgec, Myrtle Crawford, Jacqueline Satterfield, Frances Davii; and Messrs. William Cross, Robert Jones, Lee Cunningham, Charles Bolton, Noah Bond, and Daniel Ward. Usherettes for the affair are Mrs. Norma Munn, Bobbie Wal­ ker, Lovie Ferguson, and Billie Keeble. Mrs. Cora Gleese and Group Eight are sponsoring this affair.

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Recent Bride Receive? Big Jo|t; She Heart She Isn't Legally Married To Mate A CHICAGO MEDICAL AUXILIARY MEMBER (on kins, president of fhe Medical Auxiliary in the the extreme left) welcomes visiting medical wo­ slate of Tennessee; Mrs. T. R. M. Howard, mem­ DEAR MARY i any. good. men and a newspaper woman. Left to right are ber of the Chicago group, and Miss Jewel Gen­ Two months ago I married a man Mrs. W. Meadows of Nashville; Mrs. Leland At- try of the Memphis World. who had been married before. Last DEABMHARY: ' week he told the husband of a My daughter-in-law is simply DR. T. M. SMITH, FAMED CHICAGO PHYSICIAN I Miss Jewel Gentry, society editor of the Mem- friend of my mother’s that we were awful and is driving me to dis­ i J'-- ...._„ lilSi Uf-.IJ .------,L. L^LI:. RECEIVE HONORS and is praised by Mrs. T. R. phis Y/orld , . . immediately after t^g public not legally married as he had never traction. She and my son live with Sidney, Mignonette ■- r—t------. , ■ .. „ insi M... Howard.. ' "i (second/ i from/ the,l. right)■ lm ... r\„Dr. uHow-^.a. wadi««meeting Mrfor more tknnthan na tkniicnnHthousand rinflnrtdoctors ntal been divorced from his first wife. us and she never does anything around the house. Her attitude Is ard at the extreme right.... and on the left by the Hotel Sherman in Chicago. He seemed to have taken it as a Bradfield Are Back joke. terrible for she acta as though she Sidney III and Mignonette Brad­ a prominent Washington, D.C. physician and What can I do? hates us all. fi '' field, children of Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ Sl'ILL A BRIDE Can you help the pith this situa­ Memphis ney Bradfield, have recently re­ DEAR “STILL A BRIDE ”: tion? turned from a six week vacation If it is true that your husband MOTHER-IN-LAW with their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. has not been divorced from his first DEAR MOTHER-|N-LAW: Norment of Akron, Ohio wife then you are not legally mar­ . The answer to the problem is While staying in Akron they saw ried. I suggest you ask him about simple. Tell your, son tp find an­ many things of interest including CHURCH NEWS this and if not satisfied by his an­ other hoipf for' Jifqqejf and his New the Soap-Box Derby in which the swers then see a lawyer and ask wife.' Your obligation to your son characters of the television series, him to conduct an investigation was over and done with yvhen he and Mrs. Elmore Crump, Mrs. Julia REAL ESTATE Bonanza participated. After the MT. OLIVE CATHEDRAL for you. married whioh' said to the world Ford, Mrs. Sucie Macklin, Mrs. Al­ Soap-Box Derby Parade they meet The new pastor at Mt. Olive Ca­ By JESSE L. WILLIAMS he was ready ‘ to1assume certain berta Brozier, Mrs. Carrie Warley, personally with the show’s stars. thedral, Rev. T. C. Lightfoot, brings I hope everything turns out satis­ responsibilities. Edgar Johnson, Manuel Doggett, They returned from Akron, Sat­ to Memphis a wealth of education factorily for you but if it does not, 80, mother, step out of the pic­ Parents Mack Swift, Mr .and Mrs. Arthur urday night and Sunday they at­ add experience. then be pleased to be rid of your ture. You have done your duty Williams Jr. Mr. E. J. Beasley, "It Is the spirit that quiekenth; tended a party given by Mrs. Eloise Rev. Lightfoot bolds degrees from The flesh profiteth nothing, Tiie "husband" - he does not mean you regardless of their financial set up. Casein. The guests of honor at the Lane College in Jackson, Tenn, and Charlie Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. El­ more Logan, James Anderson, Mr. wards 1 speak unto you, they art going away party were her grand­ Howard University in Washington, spirit, and they are jlfe.” The Bi­ and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell, Mr. children who were visiting her from D ,C. He has held pastorates in ble — St. John 6 Chapter, 63 verse. AUGUST 6 Willie McGhee, 4911 Black, son, New York City. Michigan, Illinois, Louisiana and and Mrs. Harold Crawford, Stokes Rhqdes, Mr. and Mrs. James Watis, Frank Adair, 593 Handy Mall, Billy Glaspie. several parts of Georgia and comes Mrs. Wlllora Motts, Mrs. Marie If no objections were ever offer­ Move For Addition daughter, Sylyia Lynn. Lawrenre E. Grayson, 1033 Hem to Memphis from the West Mitchell ed to real estate sales presenta­ Nelson Cooper, 1032 N. Seventh, ilton, daughter, Lametris Diane. St. C. M. E. Church in Atlanta. Mackey, Charlie Braxton, Mrs. Car­ rie Flowers, Mrs. Mary Webster, tions, there would be no salesmen daughter, Pamela Regina. Fames! Hicks, 1528 Willis a Bradfields Visit Rev. Mr. Lightfoot and his fami­ Ernest Withers and Perry Withers. for they would have degenerated Benjamin Warren, 278 Leath, son daughter. ly reside in the parsonage of the into mere order - takers. Even now Marvin. David Martin, 1310 Marechai Here From Calif. church located at 378 Boyd Place. PILGRIM REST we have many really order -tak­ Vernon L. Savage, 348 S. Fourth Neil, ton, David III. Mr. and Mrs. David Bradfield of BAPTIST CHURCH ers that have a license sell real WASHINGTON (UPI)— President Kennedy thanked Democratic daughter, Jacqueline Faye. Edward Underwood, 897 Neptune, Los Angeles, Calif, are visiting with GOSPEL TEMPLE estate. We would interest ourael"> s John A. Huason, 1376 Kansas, son daughter, y urr utiue. Mary and Sidney Bradfield, their BAPTIST CHURCH in more study of the theory of real leaders Tuesday for two legislative victories but had barely Alvin. Oddi Whitaker, 1449 Pope daugh­ Rev. C. M. Lee, pastor cousins of 1259 College St. Mrs. The MgM Chorus of the Gospel spoken when he was handed an unexpected defeat on another Larvel Askew, 1450 Minegar, ..Mrs. Alberta Payne ,reporter estate and that put wbat we liarn ter, Ivy Eloise. David Bradfield, the former patrlcia Temple Biptist Church had its an­ in p.actice. j daughter. Winner of the trip to Chicago was pet bill. AUGUST 10 Watson, is the niece of Wiley Wat- nual dinner at the home of Mr. j—Albert Robinson, 3064 Fru'd. son, —James-A. BoWenr13!—Edgewayr and Mrs. James C. Smith, 1641 Mrs. Moria Wilkes who also won The setback, a major one for the ! ble had been expected to get it I Albert Jr. son and Mrs. Willie Watson of the title of “Queen of Woman's So many real estate c.'tesmen ar.d daughtcr, Deborah Ann. Memphis Mrs. Bradfield is mem­ Ball Rd. Those present enjoyed a administration, came from thé passed. brokers -aebel against taking more Samuel Jackson, 83 W. Fields, John W. Bates, 1440 Oriole, a son ber of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority lovely barbecue dinner. Caterers for Day." House Ways à Means Committee GOLflBF.RG PRESENT real estate courses. W-Th would ycu daughter, Rebecca Lynne. Willie 0. C. Campbfll. 1161 Foun­ and an instructor at 97th Street _th»-affair were Mrs. Mary Webster which voted 13-12 to reject the Pres­ Labor Secretary Arthur J. Gold­ Jimmy H. Patterson. gR Green­ The pastor, members and friends keep go,ug to the d1-' tor or an«’ tain Ct„ daughter, Annette. School. and the . Willing Workers Club. ident's request for another exten­ berg, who was present during the of the church wish to thank all other professional periop that did wood, daughter, Hazel Denise. James L. Hvpsun ¡095 Pearce, A party was given for the Brad­ Among those present were: Mrs. not aver go back to college or at ­ sion of unemployment compensa­ committee vote, said “the President Irvin Fox, 1447 Leüore, daughter, son, James Louis, Jr participants and friends who help­ fields at the Flame Restaurant. In­ David Mills of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. tend Conferences o- tenventions? tion benefits. and the administration regret this ed make Woman's Day such a huge Joseph Jenkins 2,72 Shasta, sou. cluded were the Sidney Bradfields Ellen Wilson of Millingtan, Mrs. then we must put thift very same WHITE HOUSE GET-TOG!IETIIER development, it is highly important success. Special thanks to Mrs. 0.. O'Neal Jones. 1445 Gold, a daugh- Ronald. children: Sidney III and Mignon­ Charlotte. Franklin of Detroit, Mrs. thinking and action into the real Just a few hours before thpip Ways that this legislation be enacted.” teLnts Mason, 1124 University, Chester Irons, 1093 Claybrook, son P. Young of Avery Chapel and Mrs. ette Bradfield. ( Dora Reed of Detroit, Mrs. Mary ertpte service. You know it is a & Means Committee “vote,’Demo­ Goldberg said he hoped the’ com­ Jeffrey. 1 Inez Brooks of St. Peters Baptist L. Chandler and daughter Felicia; service, and how c«n one be of cratic congressional leaders had mittee would reconsider. daughter, Ladrian Carlita. Aaron Hinds, ¡725 W. Silver, Church who were the speakers at Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colley, Mrs. geptj service to another when he or Met Kennedy at the White House The President had listed the bill Amos Armstrong, 764 Hobart, son daughter, Frspla Arlene. t Mi', and Mrs. Will Melvin Stev­ the 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. services Bem'ce Corinon, Mr. and Mrs Roger she fails to keep up with the latest for their weekly breakfast get-to­ as on» of several that he said ‘^David L. Davis, 1245 S. Main, Richard L. Mitchell, 971 CaldveiJ: ens, III, 1793 Keltner Cl., daugh­ Miles, Louis Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. respectively. , technique!? Think. ...gether. They told him he could should be enacted to help the Alley, s 1, Rig.rild. ter, Melody LaFayette. Special thanks also to Mrs. R. M. __a______James HÈ1, Millian Randolph, Mr. you know that the teachers m' anticipate mare progress on his government fight any recession daughter. Angela Denise. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Duncan, Williams who was the chairman of and Mrs. Henry Postell. Mrs. Cubie the public schools are .equired K’ legislative program, without resorting to an Immediate Butler, E. II. CRUMP HOSPITAL 1985 Friscoe, No. 5, daughter, Woman's Day Activities. Joseph L. Bro««. 369 Watkins,, Mrs Alice Frailer, Mr. continue their formal education. 0; | The ______Presidenttold tcL the IL- leaders tex cut. daughter, Beverly Renee. JULY 27 Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Woodard, do you already knew everything he was plested with action so However, opponents 6aid the ad­ Lonnie C. Thomas, 492 E. Geor- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ballentine, 554 Jenson Rd., son. that is to be known about your toward passage of his latest list ministration “failed to make a,case” Ma. a son. _ . 2219 Pratt, daughter, Patsy Ann. David Farley, 157 Pickett Cove, field real estate? of "must" bills, one of which—the for federal-financed extension of Wilson E. Wright, 2165 Pennsyl­ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heard, 775 daughter, Cynthia Renee. the ability tp iV.ee!, answer, and constitutional amendment to abol­ the normal state—federal benefits. vania, daughter, Angela Demse.| Richmond, daughter, Brenda Lee. AUGUST 4 overcome objections is something ish the poll tax-cleared Congress They said there had been stich a Eddie L. Milan, 1250 Dunmvant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, 412 Harold Brooks/ 2316^ Bridgefort Black Muslim Gasto, Apt. 5, daughter, Valda Dr., "son, Harold Dewitt. that eyery salesman ir eroker must Monday when the House approved case in 1961, when benefits were ex­ son. Franklin Dale Roosevelt acquire before he can succeed. It. tended previously during the low Matthew Higgs. 2601 1-2 Yoon«, Maureen AUGUST 5 Broadly speaking, ob;ect!ons ¡'.re point of the recession. son, Oris Malcolm. JI LY 28 Wilburn Carr, 3494, Daggett Rd., j of three kinds: The House at the same time gave Charlie Wright, 379 E- Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bears Jr. son, Roderick Carious. During committee hearings,: most "Sinpere Objections — based on final congressional approval to daughter. Blanche Pearl. 1037 N. 7th, son, Stevie Bernard. A. Y. Nunley, 1035 Melrose, son, business groups and state unem­ actual reasons. the communications satellite bill. tarry D. Green, 186 Silverage, Mr. and Mrs. Prentis Goodman, Azlah. Nine Republicans and four De­ ployment commissions opposed the study was tentatively approved by son, Larry David, Jr. 732 E. Trigg, daughter, Sandra Charlie Stone, 8O5 Speed, daugh­ WASHINGTON- (UPI) - The "Insinoare objections - or mere mocrats voting against the employ­ bill. Many claimed it was a step Se rules group two weeks ago with Will H. Dodson, zbU9 Carnes. Kaye. ter. Barbara Jean. House, Rules Committee formally excuses advanced usually in hope ment measue and 11 Democrats toward federal takeover of the un­ e understanding that It would daughter,, Dtbbie Dee Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spencer, 563 Juan Shipp, 404 Argo St., son, recommended Tuesday that the of beating the price down. and one Republican for it. employment pay system, rather Weakley Ave., daughter, Eva Scher- not be formally adopted until Desideria. House Committee on Un-American House leaders appeared shocked than a curé for recession, AUUGUST 8 , J . ’ elle. Chairman Francis E. Walter of "Trivial objections - uspd fpr Sandy. Knowlton, 704 N. 4th, Activities investigate the Black at the adverse decision against the Paul I. Elen, 1358 Doris, daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. George V. Taylor, Rear, daughter, Audrey Lynn. the Committee on Un-American "Stalling Off” the issue. Nearly EXTENSION PROVIDED IN INI ter, Andriene Manilta. Muslima. every objection can be classified bill, which would have provided up 1822 Keltner Cl., son, Roderick AUGUST 6 Activities said he needed it. Last year Congress provided a six There were indications the com­ to 13 weeks additional unemploy­ Sullivan waters, 260 W. Utah, Brian. Terrell Aytchan, 1030 Latham, Walter’s committee will meet to as ohe of these three. Each kind of -month extension of unemploy­ daughter, Rose Mar'e. mittee would take the advice and ment compensation for some 850,- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watkins, son. Mance Lendl. discuss the investigation within the objection must be treated in a dif­ ment benefits, To collect the $1 Major L Fryor, 965 Driver, ron, launch an jnv|estigation of the 000 workers whose benefits have 799 Cherokee Ave., son, Robert A. L. Carter, 1883 Benford, next few weeks. ferent way, and it take» tapt, In­ billion needed for the prqgrrm, It Kenneth Bruce. . Negro sect expired. The extension would have Kenneth. daughter, Daphne. The resolution was first ap­ genuity arid alert intelligence to imposed an extra 0.4 per cent pay­ Albert Jernes, 801 Laurel, daugh­ The resolution authorising the run from Oct. 1 until next March -Mr. and Mrs. General L. Per­ James slaughter, 510 Pontotoc, proved after its author, Rep. I* meet and overcome them. roll tax on employers for 1982 and 31. ■ "• ter, Shanna Jeanette. kins, 3953 Travis Rd., daughter, son, Frederick Keith. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., said the 1363. Louis Williams, 276 Butler, 457-CI. Real Estate Brokerage. ' In the past the legislation had Jenetta. Clenton Wright, 617 King- Rd., segregationist cult teaches young bipartisan support. Not much trou- But because of the change In the dRudolph VvibrSw Yale, This course covers the entire economic situation, the tax I would Mr. and Mis. Clifton Drake, 1932 son, Joseph Anthony. Rw, P. L. Johnson members how to use judo, knives Carver Ave., Apt. 2, son, Roderick AUGUST 7 field of agency operations. Includ­ collect an estimated $172 million and blackjacks, and preaches hatred Earl. Worthy Bullard, 1378 Eloise Ave­ ed is ar, examination of applicable more than needed for the pnigram. Of City Honored of whites. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lauderdale, nue, son, David Keith. At licensing laws, as well as other For the new extension, tie ad­ Rivers said the Black Muslims ^Hernando, 599 Arrington Ave., daughter, San­ Walter L. Plummer. 1198 College, legal and ethical restrictions appli­ ministración proposed udr«; this have an estimated membership of dra Deloise. daughter, Tonya Lynn. National Convention cable to the real estate profession. $172 million surplus and imposing daughter, Marilyn Denise. 70,090. He said Walter’s committee Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Deans, AUGUST 8 The J2th annual session of the Ah examination is made of the an 05 per cent extra pajrnll tax Joe N. Torry, 158 Blckfcrd, had some hesitation about inves­ 2225 Howell, son, Eric Keith. James A. Bowers, 1492 Warford, National Association Council of various means of securing listing», during 1964. This would corriblne to daughter, Letha Jean. ' tigating the group because it called Mr. and Mrs. James L. Meeks, sop. James Arthur, Jr. Community Cfturehes of America maintaining current listings, secur­ raise bn additional $62 million for Mallory B. Montangue, 286 Bond, itself a religious organization. 1640 Patton, . daughter, Adraine Fred McCoy, Jr., 1539 Norris Rd., and Elsewhere, Inc., closed Its Na­ ing prqepects, effective advertising, I the second extension. daughter, Myrthyn Elizabeth. Walter, however, in a speech on Chert. son, Fred, III. tional convention last weekend after showing the property and closing William Hanis. 930 McDowell, the House floor several weeks ago, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, AUGUST 9 a successful meeting in Baltimore, the sale. Sixteen assignments. daughter. Barbara Ann —Maryland;------2______said the teaching of the group was Three hours credit______1385 Aste St., daughter, Debra Charles Adair 1862 Keltner Sr., subversive aid represented a “grow­ William Brooks, 2269 Shasta, son. I Rev. P. L. Johnson, pastor of the "Denise. Apt? 2, daughter, Lisa Joyce. Day Of Pentecost ADavid Williams, 1649 Pope, Tabernacle Community Church In ing danger to our internal lecurlty." (From Correspondence study cat­ alogue — the University of Tennes­ Memphis, lost in lyls bid for the daughter, Angela Denise. see record 1961-1062). At Eastern Star ! 1963 convfntion.on. It went to Mace-Mace­ The Eastern filar Baptist Church, Jessie Whitfield, 995 Tully, donia Churchh in Washington, D. FUNERAL NOTICES located at 1334 Exchange Ave., will daughter. Sherri Demetria. C. Funeral senices were held Satur­ present its "Annual Day of Pente­ Charles L. Adams, 1077 N. Man­ national president, Dr. Jesse The 1 F day afternoon for B. 0. Brown, re­ cost” Sunday, Aug. 26 At 3 :30 p. m., assas, son. Danell Lynn. Iliaca A firm believer in H. Will tired .waiter and longtime member Boy Drowns Hour sponsored by Missionary Circle No. John Jackson, 1332 Bruce, daugh­ justice a«i the building of unity, of Centenary Methodist Church. Don't Let It Get You; 1. ter, Jacqueline. gave finajcial ad to Rev. Johnson, Services were conducted from the Rev. H. 0. Kneeland and the John Taylor. 606 Lucy, son, Hor­ one of thrcqnveption speakers. Rev. funeral parlor of T. H. Hayes and Borrow Money From Union Valley Baptist Church will ace Donald. Johnson ivas appointed southern Sons w|th the church's pastor, After Warning From be guests at the service.' 'wade Malone, 2658 Spottsocd. area director and public retetions the Rev. James Lawson, officiating. Us On Mrs, Alberta Branch W president assistant |o the National Council Burial was in New Park. and Mrs E. Boyd, secretary of •fi»-- He was riso given a position on Mr. Brown was in his eighties Automobile, Furniture Missionary Circle No. 1. (Mrs. Louise the examining board. and a native of Mississippi. He s His Mother Willlous and Mrt Marj Bradshaw The president, in his annual ad- survived by a widow, Mrs. Etta TAMPA, Fla. - (ANP) - An 11 Signatures are the program chairmen; and drcss, said; “"WeWe ...... must not let pride, Brown ,of Wayne, Mich.; a brother, yew old'boy drowned in 15 feet of Rev. W. M. Fields Sr. f|. minister. daughter. Kimberly Arnise. hatred, jealousy' and envy separate There Is a reason why people Edward W. Brown, St. Louis, Mo.; water In thé Hillsboro River last us or stand in the way of progress.” like to do buslnon with w. Idi a niece, Mrs. Alice Brown Smith of week one hour after his mother had The nauotil membership of the Brookhaven, Miss., and a nephew, warned hin} about playing near the You, too, will like oar cour­ conununitf is over 35,000. L. R. Brown of Indianola, Miss. water. teous treatment and desire i Final Freshman The body of Richard Williams, a to Mlp voe. : WE STRIVE TO PLEASE IN TIME OF NEED fifth grade student at Harlem Ele­ Open Thursday and Friday mentary School, and son of Mr. and Night» Until 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Jesse Williams, was recovered Saturday 9:00 to lt00 after nearly three hours of drag« ENTRANCE THOMAS FUNERAL ging by firemen. Richard was with a large group of youngsters playing and swimming off the University of Tampa docks north of the Lafayette Street COMPANYS HOME Bridge, when he was missed by two LeMOYNE COLLEGE of his companions. : P. O. Bax 37$, Ripley, Tenn., Phqne 1521 •We like to ay ytt to your loan reqoMT (Brownlee Hall) ! 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE The grief stricken, mother said KoteteaA tad Supented by the Modern Enhabring Plastic Surgery that she had warned her son re­ State Dept^af^mnaM and peatedly about playing near the AgMb, Unitii Protective Ufa Ini. Co. river, which is a couple of blocks SATOROAY, SEPT. 8,8:30 A.M. from their residence 1 yent to We Berrtoe tay Insurance or Burial Contract ■ - t LOCATION!« < ’ LANDON THOMAS work at 4 P. said Mrs. WU- 1MB. Mata HI« No free or Application Required Uems, "and the last thing I told I , ; / ...... Ul Modtooa W lrflU Mm was not to go near the river.” i ■•7" i——n—w

I a fl M • Saturday, September 1, 1962 • J Mrs. Anderson Visited By Sister, Rev. Rena Lewis, Of Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Forestine Anderson 758 Roanoke St., had as her iiouse- KNOW guest last week her slater, Rev. Rena Lewis, of Buffalo, N. Y. Reverend Mrs. Lewis conducted a candlelight service while here at the Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church, I 1 pastured by Rev. D. Warner Brown­ LIBRARY t. 1 ing. By MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD Jackson State College Lilts Opening Schedule Bv JEWEL GENTRY This week we are dedicating this possesses, JACKSON, Miss - Jackson State review to our nurses, whether a Because nurses are busy, the medi- "YOUR COLUMNIST’» wrote this friends from St. Louis and Dr. and 1National „Auxiliary president and ear student nurse, a registered nurse, tat ions are brief. Suggested daily column to you recently from Chi- Mrs. Percy Julian, wife of the lan>- of operation Monday, Sept. 10. Mrs. G. Mason of New York City, a practical nurse or other, this book readings will take you through sago where I drove up with Dr. long time friends when Dr. Speight ed chemist (both friends in Lmk- when Faculty Seminar Week be­ will help you. It contains 366 dally Psalms and the New Testament Id and Mrs. Leland Atkins to the "Na­ did his internship in New York. dom), and of course. Mrs. T. R M gins. meditations written by a nurse for one year .Be sure to use the space tional. Medical Convention" . , . Other prominent Memphis phy­ Howard (Helen) who had tta> two Orientation of all students begins other nurses. provided for writing down what you Along with the Atkins were Dr. and sicians and their families attending tables reserved Tuesday, Sept. 11. Registration of Here you will find the cry of are praying about. Mrs. Stanley Ish, Jr., and their were: Dr. B. F. McCleave, Sr, Dr, Others that we talked with dur­ freshmen is scheduled for Friday, the new-born .. .. the hush of These readings are suitable for daughter, Etta Sue, who followed m ing the week were, Dr. and Mrs. H September 14, while upperclass stu­ L. A. Johnson, Dr. James S. Byas, silent balls during the long hours use in schools of nursing which their brand new Coupe de Ville. and Mrs W. A. Bisson (she a na­ Robinson, Dr. and Mrs. G. W dents will registrar Monday, Sept. of night duty ...... the endless have daily chapel services. Th« trip was a most pleasant one, tional officer of the Medical Aux­ Stanley Ish, Sr„ of Little Rock; 17. Class work begins Wednesday, steps »nd bone-tiredness ...... the NURSES NEED GOOD POS­ and the convention at the Sherman Mrs. W. Meadows, Nashville; Dr iliary), who was presented at sev­ September 19. cheery, busy student nurse and the TURE. So do Christians! Look up House was one of the most fabu­ eral affairs ... Dr. A. T, Martin and Mrs. John A. Kennedy. Jr, (he president-elect of the NMA, self-appointed jnartyr. these verses and you'll find what a lous that I have ever attended (ev­ and with him was his brother, Dr. Christian nurse's posture should and she a blue-eyed Tuskegee ma­ Mr. And Mrs. Crawford Here are drudgery and discour­ er), and Is still being talked about by B. B. Martin, dentist and a nation­ be: tron who is a friendly, intelligent, agement and defeat. But here too those who attended it as one of tire al ligure. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur 1. Standing: Ephesian 6:11, 14, unassuming kind of a person who Fete Flint, Mich. Guests are determination and discipline most fantastic, most hilarious and Horne and one of their young 15. makes you immediately feel at ease*, Mr. andw M.rs. Charles Craw­ and dedication:...... and the Dif­ fabulous in the history of the or­ daughters, Janet, who went along 2. Relaxed: John 13:23. Modestly, she’d rather talk about ford of 1020 Leath St., had as ference? The nurse herself. ganization . . . Many of the coun­ to the youngsters’ affairs in the 3. Sitting Luke 10:39, John 18:1. her famed husband who heads John their house guests recently Mr. and ON CALL was written for nurses try’s most prominent physicians, same age group with Etta Sue Ish Mrs. William Woods. Mr. and Mrs. 5. Chin Up! Hebrews 12:2. Andrews Hospital at Tuskegee. She and nursing students who want to theta families and friends attend and Helen Johnson (Precious), a Jolui H. Williams and their Jlttle 4. In sleep: Psalm 23:2; Ps.4:8. always seemed calm and unruffeld be their best for God, examples of Without a doubt, no where else will former Memphian ... son John H. Jr., all of Flint. 6. Walking: Galatians 5:16. and remained regal, even a trifle that selfless service which has one find Negro society like that in Having a real good time and seen 7. Running: Hebrews 12:1; It remote, but she’s so informal that Mich. characterized their profession. Chicago and more graceful living at evsry affair '(looking good) were On a cross country tour, the Tim. 2:22. one soon forgets that she is "First Faced with modern nursing’s ideal than the "Windy City" offers. two of Memphis’ most prominent Michigan visitors, after spending 5 How is your posture as a Christian Lady-Elect of the NMA, and one of “Total patient care," such a matrons, Mrs. 0. B. Braithwaite days in Memphis, motored to points nurse today? Read John 13; 19:25 of the "First Ladies at Tuskegee" nurse sees that she can impart to SOCIAL ACTIVITIES were a (Hattie) and Mrs. Marie L. Aoams, in Texas, Omaha, Nebraska, Ari­ Memorize Hebrews 12:1, 2. For ■Earlier we ran into Grand Mas­ others no more thin she herself minor part of the Atkins' trip to' who were guests at the Sherman zona City Los Angeles and Seattle whom are you praying today? Call ter Gilliam of Mississippi wno hails Chisago only because they chose it after a trip through California, Wash., where they will sec the by your library today and ask for from Clarksdale at *he Sherman to be. They were the house guests Texas, Arizona and after attending World’s Fair, before returning a copy of "ON CALL" by Lota of theta uncle and aunt, Dr. and the__ —Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, with his son, Dr. James Gilliam, home. Mrs. Ada Crook, 93, Rowe, R. N. , ho and Mrs. Gilliam who was in Mr». Maurice Gleason (he a top I greeting -at_thf’..-.-vx-..; Chicago------« Tower s - GVN man in Chicago) and she thatTttel . . Dr. Cidra Brawner, who charge of Exhibit Prizes . . . Atty. MR. ANO MRS. WALDO EMERSON JONES, JR„ ar» seen at their Celebrates In Her pretty head of the School of LI- (drove in from California with Mrs, Jesse Mann, an old friend who eft- wedding reception August 14th immediately after a brilliant The Crawfords Thank en visited the Kelsoes and Walkers brary Science at Chicago’s Teach- Aretta. Johnson Pope. wedding ceremony ot Mount Olive Cathedral. The groom is the Their Many Friends Ripley, Tenn. Home On The Go With ers’ College who holds a Ph. D. de­ Dr. L. A. Johnson, much in evi­ here ... The fabulous Mrs Helen son of Atty, and Mrs. Waldo Emerson Jones, Jr. of Tulsa. The Mrs. Ada Crook of 139 .Spring St., gree . .. The Memphis couple were dence,, and was guest at the Sher­ Garland and Dr. Garland whom I Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Crawford met on the West Coast with Mrs) wish to extend their depest grati­ Ripley, Tenn., celebrated her 93rd Joined there by another aunt, Mrs. man, in a suite with his brother-in- bride, ,a Memphian, is the daughter of Prof, and Mrs, Torris Toney tude to the many churches, firends birthday Saturday, Aug. 18. Ola Carpenter, Librarian at Mary­ law, Dr. A. M. Townsend, promi- Johnetta Kelso Hozay and Dr. and of Memphij (he's principal of Geeter High School). and neighbors for their wonderful An open house was given in her land State College at Princess Ann.■ ,nent St. Louis physician, who sat, Mrs. Westley Groves (she Helen spirit of Christianity exhibited af­ honor Sunday, Aug. 19, from 3 to The National Christian Singers, Md., a long time family friend,• on' the stage with the past presi- Ann Hayes) two summers'ago along ter they read of the dlsasterous 6 p. m. at to home by her son, [ the Christian Harmonissrs, and the : Mrs. Anna Lee Scott, who is direc-' dents, when Judge James Browni with her charming daughters . . . > Mrs. Helen Jackson, wealthy Chi- Miss Patricia Tony, Waldo fire which demolished their home Dee F. Croak, and her daughter, Local No. 1 will present their first tor of the St. Louis YWCA. , spoke at the public meetin — also i cago widow who gave us a lift in last April. Mrs. Fannie Thompson of the Rip­ Sunday musical, Sept. 2, at 8 p. m. Drs. Atkins and Ish attended all in evidence at this program was ’"o------— Their home has since been re­ ley address, and Mrs. Annie L. in the LeMoyne Auditorium. of the professional meetings . . . out own Dr. T. R. M. Howard (stilli her new Lincoln Continental con- Green of Memphis. Many guests are expected to Join Joining Dr. Ish’s nationally promi­ claimed in these parts, who was 1vertible. Emerson Jones, II Wed built. nent father and mother, Dr. and Cake and punch were served to the Heavenly Voices and the Wings also introduced from the stage as Dr. Arthur Albright,, a very the many relatives and friends who Mrs. G. W. Stanley Ish, Sr„ who bride's father at Geeter School i of Joy when they present a Joint a past president. ,liant and ambitious Chicago One of the most brilliant wed­ (where he is principal and their Rev.1 E. Smith Returns dropped by to wish Mrs. Crook a concert Sept. 2, at 3 p. m„ at #84 flew into Chicago Sunday from the ,Dr. Byas, who got that much need- sician, and a most elegant conver- dings( of the summer season took Boule in Los Angeles. The Atkins ed rest, was around with that mil- ) families were among the guest.) happy birthday. Pontotoc. nationalist whom I've know since place■ recently when Miss Patricia After Revival Meeting On Sept. 2, the Holy Spiritual: took in plays . . . Mrs. Atkins lionaire playboy, Dr. Anthony Beale my, working days in Social Service ‘ Seveeral lawyers (friends of the Rev. E. Smith, pastor of Lily of Ann Toney and Waldo Emerson Mission, located on 900 Moabegr, shopped with “Your Columnist" of Houston, who the Memphis phy­ groom’s father» who Is an attorney, Administration at Povident Hospi­ Jones, II, pledged their marriage The Valley Baptist Church 79 Mar­ will present the "Echoes of Joy" at. only going along with her. They sician’s classmate. Around with tal. and Dr. Ellsworth Hasbrouck, ' came out of respect for him, and Surprise Club To vows. ket St., has returned after con­ a special 8 p. m program Rev. C. were guests at the Lake Michigan to the groom's late maternal grand­ ducting a successful revival meet­ Dr. and Mrs. A. H, Horne were Dr. famed Chicago surgeon (both close Towns Is the pastor. summer home (along with the Gle­ and Mrs. William Clark of Chicago, friends to Dr. H. H. Johnson who The bride is the daughter Of father, Atty. J. Franklin of Tulsa. ing at Thomas Chapel Baptist Elect Officers asons) owned by Mr. and Mrs. Je­ Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill and Ortho­ inquired about him . . . Dr. and Prof, and Mrs, Torris J. Toney of The groom’s famed uncle, Dr. John Church at RossUle, Tenn., pastor- The Ladies Union 8upri.se Club rome Morgan, who have visited the pedist Specialist, who hails from Mrs. “Dotty” Milton (he famed De­ Memphis. The groom is the son of Hope Franklin, nationally known ed by Rev. J. C. clay. Rev. Smith held its last meeting at the home educator and sociologist, wired the Memphis couple here. There they Los Angeles, Dr. and Mrs. Winton troit specialist and insurance exec­ Atty. and Mrs. Waldo Emerson said that 15 converts were added of Mrs. Bertha Gamble, 2170 Griggs couple a check for 8100 after he was Plan Men's Day. had swimming and water skiing — Warner, famed surgeon. Dr. Wal­ utive) whom I’ve konwn for a Jones. of Tulsa, Okla. to the church. Ave., and an entertaining program and one thing for sure Dr. Atkins ter Hardy of Knoxville, Dr. Horne's number of years through Dr. and unable to attend. was presented by Mrs. Bessie M. Mt. Olive Cathedral was filled can swim, and so can 14-year-old brother and sister-in-law, and Mrs, Mrs. J. B. Martin, Jr., who always RECEPTION Mrs M. Everhart, Mrs. J. J. T1^'0’ J Wells. A delicious repast was serv­ with hundreds of fashionably Mr. and Mrs. Toney, parents of Joy Oleason who is almost a cham­ Horne's uncle and aunt, the Yan­ entertain for us in Detroit and Mr. J. J. Taylor, Jr., a student _aU( ed. At Greenwood CME pion. The two couples enjoyed quiet ceys (a well known tabor leader). dressed guests who hurried in from the bride, entertained with a bril­ Guests attending' tire meeting through another cousin, Mrs Wil- the University of Mrs. days, Jazz spots at night, luncheon "Your Columnist" was the house the heat. Later the crowd thronged liant reception immediately after were: Mrs. Berdle Reed, Mrs. Marie Annual Men's Day will be ob­ zetta Johnson Brown, who is prin­ Rosa Wright, Mrs S. Rudd. Mrs. dates and fine dinner spots. Res­ the Toney's lovely tone on Polk the ceremony at their Polk Street Crawford, Misses Aline Allen, Rita served Sunday, Sept. 9, at Green­ guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. R. M. cipal of an integrated school near Marv Murphy and Mr. ana Mrs. taurants are an important part of Howard at their Lake Meadows Dr. Milton's clinic . . . Dr. and St. for the reception. home that was festive with flowers. Joyce, Shelia Denise Hill, and Tor­ wood CME Church, 1088 8. 'Bel­ The Rev. Moses Merriweather White stock decorated the dining G, Hilton. Chicago's social life, where finale Apartment (both well known from tors. Richard Brown, a Harrisburg rence Hill. levue, with Willie Lay serving as performed the double ring cere­ and living area and the back sum­ chairman. Minister of the church dinner clothes are admired. Among coast tp coast, and my relatives, Dr. couple who asked about many Mr. and Mrs. George Mims, Mr. I Officers will be elected al the mony. Nuptial music was played mer garden where guests mingled is the Rev. Paul Fowlkes. the ones that the Atkins took in and Mrs. Wm. Moses Jones (he Memphians. and Mrs. Lewis Twigg. Jr Mt.^nd next meeting which will be held at by the organist. Mrs. Meryl Glov­ until late. The dining room table Speaker for the 11 o’clock ser­ were the London House, where they Ophthalmologist and Chief of Eye Dr. Carter McGhee, Dr. Atkins' Mrs. Allen Brown. Mrs. Rufus bow the home of Mrs. Lota Morgan, 1734 er and Mrs. Imogene Hill sang (overlaid with a very fine cloth of were again guests of the Morgans, Surgery at the University of Chi­ Medical School friend ... Dr. Gla­ ling Miss Cora Cleaves, Miss S. Marble Ave. vices will be Dr. Charles Dinkins, "0 Promise Me" anti "Through the" white tulle over white satin) was president of Owen College. The The Blackhawk with the Gleasons, cago for 20 years . . . only Geneva dys Ford and her husband. Dr. Cleaves, Mrs. Abbie Ctay, Miss B. The president, Mrs. Estelle dotted with tiny boquets of lilies of and several other frirends. One1 (his wife) spent the month of Aug­ “Ted” Bolden, close friends to Mrs. Years." Wright Mrs. Lillian Monette. Mrs. Rivers, is requesting all members Rev. Edgar Young, dean of men The altar was striking and lm- night they went to the fabulous ust at their Michigan home on the Fred Rivers whom I met with my the valley, and the table was cen­ Annie 'dean Goodlow* M": to be present. Jessie M. Templeton at Arkansas Baptist College, will pressive with its towering arch en- tered by a four-tiered wedding’ "Stockyard’s Night Spot". They lake where they have 8 guest, was' cousin, Jonsie under whom Dr. Gunter, Miss K. Segrest, Mrs. Car is the club reporter, be the afternoon speaker. twined with greenery, faced t,he cake decorated with white roses also saw “Purlfe Victorious" (a missed. The Howards and Jones' Ford (a Texan) did her eye work rie Wilson, Mtas Lorrai?e.5atln center of the chancel rail and en- and wedding bells and the minia­ stage show that ran on Broadway friends invited me more than one' ... Dr. and Mrs. Bristol Myers, a wright Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Martin, circled the officiating ministers. On ture bride and groom under the nine months. Seeing the show with person can go, but being a news­ fabulous Lorraine, Ohio couple . . . Rev and Mrs. S. W0"’ “Jd each side of this arch were wood- archway. Tapers glowed in sterling them were the Ishes, who took in paper woman, I tried not to miss a; Dr. Bernice DeFreatis, a long M. B. Didley and Mrs. R. Howard. wardla trees and Southern smilax candelabra» on either side of the the Playboy and an evening at the thing. Sorry to have missed the; friend . . . Dr. Charles Carpenter that formed a most imposing front­ Bohemian Restaurant. Mrs. Ish party of Dr. and Mrs. W. Barnes’ (she is a Memphian) and daughter table. ikMrs H L, ».Franks, » Ernestine¡¡»A age for the four tali baskets of also did her fall shopping with her (she Sue» who entertained for Dr. of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris of HOSTESSES sythsh mother who gets much at­ and Mrs. W. Henderson of Detroit white gladioli, and was interspers­ Memphis. ed with four sets of tapering can­ Registering guests were Miss Shir-, Mrs J. A. Sinclair, Miss Pamela tention when she walks in any with more than 200 guests attend­ We talked and had dinner with I lee Firinie, the bride's friend at j delabra that decorated the second pldce. ing. Another guest of my cousins Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Terrance (he a Sinclair Mrs. L. Johnson, Mr. S. landing of the nationally beautifulI Fisk University; Miss Marilyn ‘ OTHER______MEMPHIANS ATTEND | was Dr. Joseph Johnson, Dean of 1 Green of Little Rock, Miss Robbye Smith,1 Mrs. Elizabeth ““’“H famed specialist and a former pres­ cathedral forming an unusual Going up early were: Dr. and the School of Medicine at Howard ident of Opelousas, La.», friends of , Ann Banks of Memphis, Mrs. Bar- and1 Mrs. Robert Hewitt, Mrs. Jen COURSES OF background for the ceremony. , Mrs. W. O. Speight, Jr. and their University. the Howards ... Dr. and Mrs. W. bara Alstin of Miami, Miss Bren- >to Mebane. Mr. J. young son, Wm. o. Speight, Jr.1 THE BRIDE The Ishes (Dr. and Mrs.) were A. Davis (he president of Tennes­ JrK HMrs Scott. A. T.Mr. Williams. and Mrs. Mr.O. weav g- i The pretty and brilliant young; | da Flint of Fort Worth and Miss (Billy), a brilliant 15-year-old youth guests of their parents (a charming see State University) ... Dr. W. P. bride, given in marriage by her fa­ Pearlyn Banks of Memphis. who attends the Wooster School in couple), Mr and Mrs. Claude Bar­ Burton, who followed Dr T. R. M. 1 Introducing guests to the receiv- erv'M?s Shipp.RoS Field«,Mrs. RobertaMrs. B. Benton,Cowan Connecticut and who was one of nett! she Etta Moten who needs no Howard as Medical Director of the 'ther, wore an exquisite wedding gown fashioned with a bodice of lng line was Mrs. Alice Wright of the popular males among more introduction), and he Director of Friendship Clinic at Mound Bayou, I Miss Minnie A1’®n’_^X^Sir INTEREST TO YOU? Chantilly lace. The square neckline Savannah, Ga. than 300 physicians’ youngsters who the Associated Negro Press, who Miss., and his young son, Manley 1 Rrnck Mr. David Carrutheis, Mr. was made into the long sleeves that OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS attended the full schedule of dan­ needs no introduction in this coun­ Francis, who is really a nephew, and Mr. Charlie Dunn, Mr atta If So... tapered at the wrist, Crystal se­ Among the out-of-town guests ces, luncheons, trips to the Zoo, the try or abroad. Mrs. Henry Ross and Mrs. LaEu- who hails from Jamaica and is now quins adorned with panels of the attending were Miss Juanita Elli­ Museums and other educational Among others that we ran into an honor student at BoyT'Scfiool , nice Jones. , sequined lace of the bodice, and was ott, cousin of the bride who came tours every day. The Speights were at the convention during the week in New York Dr. Burton and the ’ poised over a period hoop, and de- from Chicago; Mrs. Willie John­ Mrs. Myram Forte, Mrs. Jerry REGISTRATION FOR TRE FALL SEMESTER at the famed La Salle Hotel, and were: Mrs. Quindolyn, whose hus­ young boy, who will enter Harvard , veloped into a chapel train. Her son, cousing, who came from Bi­' shepherd, Mrs. Bessie Rice, Mr. were seen around every day (after band was Pathologist at Meharry next year, were guests at the Sher­ i double tiered veil of English illu­ loxi, Miss; James Jarrett, Nash - 'mSSs/mÌs. Anderson,W. DeWalt. Mrs. Miss W. Dr. Speight finished his golf) with (a position my cousin, Dr. Horace man earlier; later they were the villa; Mrs. Gregory White, life • BEGINS SEPTEMBER 6-1 ,Dr. and Mrs. Parker Word (old Frazier now holds), Dr. and Mrs. sion fell from a miniature crown of Howards’ house guest.' long friend of the bride’s mother, Lovle Montgomery, Mrs. Flora Hy- Green (she Mrs. Quindolyn's sister I pearls and she carried a bouquet of Another group included Dr. and came from Birmingham; Mrs. Alice ter Mrs. Ernest Guy, Br. Blanco I of Dallas), Dr. Edna Brooks, who I white orchids, and lilies of the val- e Mrs. Paul Boswell (she Anita and, ley that descended Into cascading Wright, also the mother's friend, Denn Mr. B. T. Martin, Mrs W. showed me a good time in Houston chairman of the hospitality suitf Savannah, and Miss Marilyn Green, O'Neil, Mrs. H. 8tiger, Mrs. Cora this summer and her parents, Dr. i loops, mingled with white satin rib­ • EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL MEMORIAL STUDIO for the ladies)'rand Helen „Howard the bride's close friend. Nolen Mrs. Louise Ragland, Mrs. and Mrs. K. Brooks of down state was in charger of registration .’ . . bon streamers E Waite. Mrs- Beautiful, Lasting J FEMALE ATTENDANTS OTHER RELATIVES • STENOGRAPHIC Mississippi. . _ rr.; - Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Davenport (he Other close relatives noticed am Mrs. Geneva Shaeffer, M.S Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson, for­ The bridal party formed a beau­ Memorials in the Office of the Under Secre­ early were the bride's grandfather, Vanessa Brown. Mrs. George H. • TYPING (Manual and Electric) mer Memphians, and their little tiful picture as it stood at the altar. tary) who sent his card and helio Attendants wore rich pink and Mr. J. B Toney, Miss Annie Lou Brown, Sr., and Mrs. Annie Phil­ (Precious), who is plump and as to the Maceo Walkers . . . Dr. and Elliott, Mr. James Hiter, Mrs. Ele­ • KEY PUNCH (IBM) cute as a button, and In the 7th green peau de sole short length lips. Mrs. Hany Wiggins, and Dr. and gowns fashioned with full skirts I anor Ryter and Mr. Lester Hyter. grade’in Gary where Dr. Johnson • ACCOUNTING Mrs. A. Robinson of Washington, and carried cascading bouquets of all cousins; Mrs. Mary Etta Elliott Others who greeted the: rouple is practicing . . . Dr. Earl Bland I were Mrs. B. Johnson, Mrs, Eliza D. C. . . . Dr. and Mrs. Richard pink and green gardenias. Miss Sa­ and Mrs Lou Knox, both the • FILING and OFFICE MACHINES (formerly of Memphis» who came Brown of Harrisburg, and Mr. Roy rita Brown of Memphis was maid bride's aunts. Mims Mrs, J. t. Tolbert, Miss C. L. along because Audrey stayed home o Tv' Mrs. Mabel Baker. Mr. and McFarland of McFarland Furs (a GUESTS to supervise a new home that they of honor. Other attendants were: former Memphian) seen at the Miss Vinata Pierson of Oklahoma Among the guests seen congratu­ MreMarshall, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. R. are building in Columbus . . . Mrs. e lating the young couple were: Mr. gai1 Roddy Mrs. Mr.H. Bevins,and Mrs. Mr. Maoeo and SleMrs.­ Carrie Ross (once Mrs. Hale of dances. City, Miss Mayolene Williams, Miss Dr. and Mrs. Charles Runner (my Genevieve Jones and Miss Phyllis and Mrs. J. B. Wright, Mr. Cal­ Nashville! and Mrs. Coppage when close friends, he Pediatrician' and vin Carroll. Mrs. Marge Kelly, Mrs. Lambert Owen, Miss tuber i Cox, Day and Night Classes she lived in Memphis (now of Pe­ Hyter of Memphis. she an instructor at the Universi­ Pretty little Wydis Clovita Wil­ Eva Cartman Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. V. 0. Westley Rev. oria) ... We saw quite a bit of and reasonable prices. ty of Chicago) whose wedding I was William J Williams, Mrs. Melvina and Mrs. T. C. Lightfwt and Mis. Mrs. Ross who sat with us at the liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in 17 years ago . . . Dr. Tai Tan­ Mayo Williams, was flower girl; Hunt, Miss L. Butler. Mrs. L. S. T. H. Hayes. Sr. CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 18 189 Union Avenue luncheon at the Morrison with her ner and her husband, Dr. Waldo Reginald Phillips, son of Mr. and Handy, Mrs B. Williams, Mrs. Pearl Phone JA 6-5466 friend, Mrs. Ruth DePratt, cousin Caln, friends to the Leland Atkins The bride was graduated from for Mrs. Frank Phillips, was ringbear­ Elmo, Mrs. K. Franks, Mrs. B. T. of Monuments. Outstanding to the Rev. J. A. McDaniels at the and she a former Instructor at Me- James, Jr.. Miss M. Morgan and Booker T. Washington Higa School many years for courteous service er. of Memphis and Fisk University, Memphis Urban League, and Mrs. harry and the first Negro woman Mrs. Mattie Black. where Z was a member of the Al­ Designers, Builders and Erectors Hilda Allen of L. A. who ran for Atty. Jones attended his son as to intern at Billings ... Dr. and best man. Groomsmen were Robert Mrs. Leola Williams, Mr. and oha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Mrs. "Jim" Richardson, an eye man Alston of Miami and Howard Park­ Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. R. Bates, P Mr Jones was graduated from at Provident and Billings (Univ, of er of Memphis, Harold Nixon of Mrs. Willese Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. MMweed High School in Brnok.yn, Chicago) and he a long time friend Smithfield, N. C. was head usher, Haywood Betts, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. N Y and Fisk University, and has who is cousin to the Brahams here, and Ezekiel Hill of Oklahoma City, Haywood Betts. Jr., Mr and Mrs. CUT-RATE RECORD SHOP Charles Etta and her kids ... Dr. W. K. Scott. Mrs. Mildred Whltt- been accepted in the Law School HENDERSON also served as an usher. and Mrs. C. 0. Lawlar of Pine Bluff horne, Mrs. Fannie Woodqon, Mrs. at Boston University, where both 605 Cheliea Avenue Phene JA. 3-1190 The bride’s mother wore a Chan­ | will study this fall. ‘ ... Dr. and Mrs. Merle Herrlford tilly lace sheath frock over silk: Mayme Miller, Miss Bellta Miller, of Kansas City whose parents oft­ taffeta designed with a deep sa- en visited Dr. and Mrs. W. B. “118 SAVINGS ON ALL RECORDS" brina neckline and with elbow- a Woods (my god-parents here) . . . . 87c length sleeves. BUSINESS COLLEGE Late Release 45'$ ...... Dr. S. J. Murphy, Detroit... Dr. $3.49 The groom's mother chose a tor­ Starts SATURDAY! Late Release Albums ...... and tors. Leon Anderson (parents toise chiffon fashioned with Alen­ SEPT. 1ST Good Selection Bargain Table LP.'s ...... $1.49 of Mrs. James 0. 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fte MEMPHIS WORLD b an independent newspaper — nM-oectarian MY WEEKLY and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things Laws, 2 Constitution Pieces It believes to be of interest to Ito readers and opposing those things agltast the interest of its readers. SERMON By JOHN GARCIA JACKSON, Miss. (UPI)-The Justice Department Tuesday filed By a far-reaching civil rights action challenging Mississippi's voter Un “Werst” Man Will Not Aid Onr Canse REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, registration requirements on grounds they discriminate against Negroes. PASTOR, In The Long Or Short Run Several other anti-discrimination passed just a few months ago by MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH suits have been filed In the past the last session of the legislature. (From The Atlanta Daily World) against Mississippi officials but One of the constitutional amend­ Tuesday’s action marked the first ments that was challenged was A press statement attributed to Rev. Wyaft T. Walker, asso­ WEST OF SIXTY and experience, days of- spiritual time the federal government has adopted In 1954 and requires that ciate "leader" of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, beauty, days of fruitfulness. made a frontal attack on the basic applicants to vote must be able to saying he may possibly vote for ex-governor Marvin Griffin be­ WARM HELLO-President John F. Kennedy shakes hands with Text: “The hoary head is a West of sixty should be our best structure of the state's voting re­ interpret as well as read any sec­ tion of the state constitution. cause an extremist would help Georgia Negroes in the long run, a surprised swimmer near Santa Monica, Calif, after he left crown of glory, if it be found in days, because of their infirmities. quirements. the way. of righteousness.” Pro­ Infirmités are badges of knight­ The suit specifically attacks five the enclosed part of the beach in back of the home of Itis sister CHARGES “WHITE muit have been quite a shock to Atlantans and Georgians, who verbs 16:31. hood. Mississippi laws and two sections and her husband, actor Peter Lawford. Secret Service agents SUPREMACY” were unfortunate enough to have lived in the political era of tried to keep the crowd back but they were unsuccessful. Are you West of Sixty? Old age is the gateway to heaven. of the state constitution which the Eugene and Herman Talmadge, followed by this same Griffin. Photograoher waded into surf to get this exclusive picture. May we say one is a young man In old age when the sun goes Justice Department claims are The Justice Department charges Because "he is a rash demogogue .... four more years or a young woman from the age of down, (the sun of life) death will being used to keep Negroes from that the amendment was designed twenty to the age of forty; May we come in and the old man or old voting. of Marvin Griffin in office may be just the needle we need to “to provide a means through say one is middle age from the age woman will be borne out to “God's Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy which white political supremacy get the moderate whites off the fence," Walker further allegedly Acre" where he shall sleep the of forty to the age of sixty. After announced the suit from Washing­ and a racially segregated society sleep of death, then shall be met reasoned to the press. When asked about his statement, the Rev. having lived, three score years may­ ton. He said the action was brought could be maintained in Mississippi God and judgment. God and Judg­ Walker said it was made in satire. 75 Ministers In be we are old .at least we are west in accordance with the depart­ and the disenfranchisement of Ne- ment must be met, for "it is ap­ of sixty. After sixty come serious­ ment's policy of protecting voting goes . . . perpetuated.” The absurdity of Mr. Walker's remarks were heightened ness and sacredm/5, aches and pointed unto men once to die, and rights “whether against local dis­ when he concluded that the worst of the two men would help pains then the sod, then God. after this cometh judgment." crimination or state legislation. The other amendment, adopted There is yet another division of Old age is the gateway to heaven in 1960. tagged on an additional us in the long run. If this school of thought be true, then, we Albany Arrested if like Simeon of old, it’s eyes have STATE FIGHTS SUIT age; the tender teens, the teachable requirement that a citizen must may as well abandon the ballot. For, to sweat and toil to get Twenties, the tireless thirties, the seen salvation. Gov. Ross Barnett immediately be of “good moral character” to the Negro on the registration list and then advocate that he cast ALBANY, Ga. (UPI)-A racially mixed group of 75 Northern fiery forties, the forceful fifties, the Simeon was old, very old; he pledged the state would fight the qualify as a voter. serious sixties, the sacred seventies, was decrepit; physical decay had suit “to the bitter end.” his lot with known racist camps, is a mere waste of time. ministers was arrested Tuesday for staging a prayer protest dem- This stipulation, th? Justice De­ the aching eighties. set in. But God through an angelic It seems quite preposterous that a man speaking admittedly onstration against segregation in front of city hall and 500 cheer- He called the action "an at­ partment said, gives registrars un­ Many people think of youth and messenger had promised him that tempt by the Kennedy administra­ limited discretion in deciding who for himself, yet allegedly” ” representing■’ the■' 'bonafide----- t!j* —aspirations‘:“ii ing whites stood by and applauded the police action. young manhood and young woman­ before he died he was to see Jesus. tion to win the Negro vot»." is eligible to vote. hood as morning glories. But God God's promises never fail; Simeon of thousands of Negroes would openly suggest support of an ex­ Chief Laurie Pritchett warned Lee County. All the women were The suit was filed in the local has provided for evening glories Saw the babe Jesus. At the sight of The 1954 amendment was tested treme segregationist, who has consistently made known his feel­ the clergymen four times before lodged in Albany City Jail and 30 federal court and was the second also. The fruit is better than the the baby Jesus, Senile Simeon wav­ in U. SI district court here and ordering his men to step in and white males were confined at in history in which the federal ings, as a means of solving the social dilemma existing in our blossom, the ripened corn is better ed his hands joyously and said fare­ was held constitutional. The Na­ make the arrests. Dougherty County Jail in Albany. government has challenged a state state. than the green corn, so the old well to life, happy to lose himself tional Association for the Advance­ "Go back to your own cities and The group had formed at a local age of a Christian should be bet- in shadows. voting law. A similar suit was filed ment of Colored People, which Suppose the Negroes in Mississippi would pursue the politi­ cleanse the sins of segregation in Negro church and marched double t-er than youth. For Simeon, old age was the gate­ last December in Louisiana. filed the suit testing the law, did cal philosophy of Rev. Walker? Imagine the Negroes of Atlanta your own back yards," the chief file to the city hall. Rolice, tinned The new laws in question were The hoary head is a crown of way to heaven and Jésus was the not appeal the decision. casting a vote for Lester Maddoxl urged. in advance of their march, walked at both ends of the line of minis­ glory. The poet Browning says: gate, the door. May we who are west of sixty t|> Negroes should not follow the advice of anyone who en­ But the ministers, who had tra­ ters. “Grow old along with me; head of the Transit Division) was visions Griffin as the "needle to get the white moderates off the veled here from the East and Mid­ Pritchett, who had his entire 67- The best is yet to be hold Jesus Christ and be able to a bit of graceful living in their Board Appoints The last of life for which the first say on the last mile of life’s jour­ Luxury Lake Meadows Apartment fence" when such reasoning has absolutely no fact or foundation. west, did not budge and a rabbi man force standing by in front of (Continued from Page One) stepped from the group and read city hall, pleaded with the preach­ was made . ney "My Eyes Have Seen Salvation with most, luxurious accommoda­ If this reasoning be true, we must ask, what happened to Now Let Your Servant Depart In from the Book of Psalms. ers St length. Youth shows but half; trust God; tions and overlooking the lake. . . from a teaching position at Lester the white moderates in Little Rock when racial strife ran rampant? When lie finished a Negro minis­ "I have no desire to put you in see all, nor be afraid." Peace.".Yes, let us thank God not There we ran into a few that both High School to principal of Kan­ What happened to the white moderates in Montgomery, Ala­ ter led the group in prayer. jail. Go about your normal way of West of sixty should be the best alone for morning but also for you and I know ... as Helen How­ sas Elementary at a salary of «737.- days. They are the days of wisdom evening glories. bama, when chaos was dominant, and where have the moderates Police said the group arrested in­ life," he said "Go in the name of ard and I were announced by the 50 per month. He holds the B.S. cluding 50 white males, 19 Neg'O doorman ... and they were Ve- and M.S. degrees from Tennessee fled in the wake of the Albany crisis? The moderates side with decency. You have had your prayer, Males, four white females and two go now.” nona Roberts Johnson (a former State. He taught at Lester seven the segregationists when the racial line is sharply drawn and an Negro females. Twenty of the white But Pritchett’s tact changed Memphian and Mr. Johnson) . . . years and served three years in the extremist is in office. males and 19 Negro males were when he saw the ministers had no Atty, and Mrs. Harry Gibson, the armed services. Four more years of Griffin would contribute nothing to the i taken too a stockade in adjoining intention of moving. A. A. Lattings’ relatives . . . Mrs. “You have made your presence (Continued From Page Three) 0. Speight, Jr. Along with many Truman Gibson, Jr., the well known Mose Walker, Jr., was transferred best interests of the state. known by all news media. By your other visitors at their Hyde Park Walter Lowes (real estate brokers), from a teaching position at Doug­ Any ill-timed, intemperate and rash statement, no matter presence here it is plain to see that 0. Patterson, Jr., (Tedai and the Maslon one evening. Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson (a Chi­ lass High to acting assistant prin­ Anderson's pretty younger daugh­ how provocative, will not sway Negroes to Griffin's standard in Start Big Push you have eome to aid and abet law cago psychiatrist), and the How­ cipal of Booker T. Washington. He (Continued from Page One) ters . . . Moss Kendricks, a long DR. AND MRS. T. R. M. HOW­ preference to that of State Senator Sanders. violators," he' eaid. ards' next door neighbors ... the succeeds Joseph Westbrook, Jr, time sssociated in Public Relations, ARD held "Open House” at their famed Mr. and Mrs. Julian Black, who was promoted to supervisor of tive asistant to the County Com­ The whites, although cheering, who came in twice during the week 22nd floor apartment that fronts Dr. and Mrs. Paul Boswell, Dr. T. secondary schools. Mr. Walker.will „, Back in 1946 when Griffin was adjutant general in charge mission and co-chairman of Frank made no ettempt-to-ieter'fore. - from D. C. and was around in’the on the lake . . . Among the mahy R. M. Howard, who came a bit la­ receive the regular teacher's salary of the Georgia National Guard, Negroes approached him seek­ Clement’s primary gubernatorial Dr. Martin Luther King, who has "press room" where I was invited guests who enjoyed the hospitality ter .. . Mr. John Sengstacke, presi­ plus an additional amoent as pro­ campaign in Shelby County, has been jailed here three times since ing to hove Negro applicants accepted in the Guard following every day for lunch and cocktails. of the internationally known cou­ dent of the Defender publications vided in the salary schedule He some out for consolidation demonstrations began in December, the Monroe, Georgia, killing of four Negroes. His written reply was not among those arrested Tues ple all week were Dr. and Mrs. with whom I chatted a few min­ holds the B. S. degree from Le­ The Consolidation Committees of Dr. and Mrs. King Jones whose John Maxwell (she's the youthful Io this paper was: "As long as I am adjutant general of the Na­ Dr. King said he did not know utes . . .and Mr. and Mrs. W. Moyne and has five years of teach­ Memphis and Shelby County will home I have visited with the How­ mother of Congressman and Mrs. Jones (she that popular Bea Mae tional Guard, no Negro will ever get in." jump into action when copies of the if the clergymen would try to make ing experience. Mr. Westbrook's ards at Michigan City and a Link Charles Diggs of Detroit) .... and he a Supreme Life official). charter have been mailed to every bond to get out of jail. ...- . Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Beck (of salary is $742.50 a month for 12 It is unfortunate that anyone would state: "The worst of the Mrs. Howard Allen, Helen Howard’s The party complimented Mrs. Car­ months, a total of $8,010 a year. household in the county. “It will depend on the turn of L. A.) and formerly of Nashville two men would help us in the long run." events," the Atlanta minister said. long time friend who served in ter’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. "Tree” Otto L. 'Lashley was promoted Telephone information centers, . . . Mrs. A. C. Payne of Gary . . . each others weddings ’ ’ ' Dr. and The outcome of this crucial election will not only determine "Some are ccmmitted to stay seve­ Turner of K. C. from a teaching position at Hamil­ leaflets .advertisements in news­ Dr. and Mrs. Herman Jones (he Mrs. J. McKnight of Media, Penna. ral days and some are committed ton High School to assistant prin­ the governor for the next four years, but will also determine papers and prime television time the son of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Jones just out of "Philly" ... Dr. and to stay until their trial without cipal of Douglass High School at whether or not citizens of this state will continue to accept race will be used to tell the story of of Memphis) and she Barbara, as Mrs. Ashley Thomas of Dee Cee DR. AND MRS. CHARLES RUN­ consolidation. bail." pretty as ever and their kids . . . a salary of $650 a month. He is a baiting, and segregation, which is a court issue, as the basis for King said he thought the ar­ ... Dr. and Mrs. James Carpenter NER'S party was a cocktail dinner "Unity" bumper sticker/ and lapel that famed Atlanta couple, Dr. and ... Dr. K. James, woman physician on Thursday with Dorothy as pret­ graduate of LeMoyne and has electing governing officials. rests "will have a powerful Impact taught nine years at Hamilton. buttons also are available. Mrs. F. Earl McLendon ( national who hails from Louisville . . . Mrs. ty as she was when she was “Miss in that this is the first time in ¡Ernest B. Abron was promoted officers of the Links who enter - Le Counte Matthews, wealthy D. C. Howard."- Again the Atkins failed the south that so many clergymen from a teaching position at Ham­ tained for 500 Links in Atlanta) matron and wife of a late physi­ to show, but there from Memphis Seven Maternity have been arrested at one time.” ilton High to assistant principal Tax Reduction "This brings a new dimension to ... Mrs. Ashley Thomas of Dee Cee cian ... Mr. W. B. Alexander of were the Speights and "Your Col­ (Continued from Page One) of Melrose High at a salary of the problem in that religious lea­ . .. Mrs. Bobbie Alexander of Char­ Orange, N J., and Los Angeles . . . umnist" ... Helen Howard who en­ lotte, N. C. . . . Mrs. J. B. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Torrence . . . joyed the pretty town house where $070.50 per month. He is a grad­ President Kennedy has been looking forward for sometime mings; Mrs. Wilma S, Norwood ders are willing to express this Atlanta matron, who is president­ Dr. and Mrs. EarlMcLendonof At­ guests sat from the basement rum­ uate of LeMoyne and has taught in the direction of a tax cut. Hardly any one around would from Wisconsin to Porter Junior type of creative moral witness and 14 years at Hamilton. make the principles of our Judeo- elect off the National Auxiliary lanta ... Dr. and Mrs. C. A. taw- pus room to the closed-in back pa-’ object to that. Industry hails it with pride; those wage earning High; Mrs. Geraldine V. Greene . . . Mrs. Lois Gayden, sister of lar, Pine Bluff... Dr. and Mrs. J. tio to the huge living area . . . from Melrose Elementary to Lester Christian heritage relevant in the opportunities on every hand would welcome it, and while we do Mrs. Mildred Hurd, director of the Whittier of San Antonio ... Dr Dinner .Smargasbord) was served and Easy Street. High (junior division); Mrs. Mag­ crisis that we are facing in racial not wish to hamper our defense program, it is felt that the Presi­ Goodwill Homes here . . . Mrs. and Mrs. W. S. Davis (he president all evening There we ran into the gie Ward from Florida to Norris; issues," King said. Wilbur Pannell, Clarksville matron of Tennessee State University.) The Parker Words (bestman in the MRS. T. M. SMITH, wife of an­ dent and those specialists around him will Jcnow what they are Mrs. Gertrude Scruggs from Locke A few hours prior to the ar­ rests, city officials turned thumbs and prominent in the auxillan as Atkins, Speights and Dr. Byas from Runner’s wedding), who assisted Dr. other nationally known figure and doing if and when they work out a tax cut. to Walker; Joseph Wilson from down on a request by the grand well as throughout the nation . . . Memphis were Invited, but were Runner in receiving, and he is al­ a famed physician entertained for Douglass High to Hamilton High; Well has some one said: "The power to tax is the power to dragon of the Ku Klux Klan for Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Collier, Hot too busy and worn with other ac­ ways a darling host . . . Among 50 at her delightful home Thurs­ Mrs. Rutha D. Pegues from Mel­ destroy." We must have good fax values and money must be permission to stage a pro-segre­ Springs (she a past auxiliary pres­ tivities to make the 1 a. m. hour. those that we ran into at the Run­ day afternoon. For the party, Mrs. rose High (junior division) to gation parade. ident) . . . "Roberta” Baslnette, ners were Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Smith used fine linens and the ele­ forthcoming for the upkeep of our government and institutions, speech therapist, division of special Pritchett and City Manager Opera Star and another good DR. AND MRS. BRISTOL MY­ Davenport, Mr. Lowell Zollar of gant Golden Wreath Pattern of but if by cutting out waste, overlapping, useless office holders education; Bennie W. Jennings, Stephen Ross Issued a formal state­ friend in Llnkdom who hails from ERS of Larraine, Ohio invited the Dee Cee . . . Dr. Carter McGhee, China by Lenox that complimented and what have you, can make a tax cut possible, we welcome Jr., from Hyde Park to Manassas ment saying the permit could not Columbus who chatted with us as Howards as one of their special Dr and Mrs. C. Hinton of New­ the rich tones of pale yellow and High (junior division) and Mrs. this occasion. be issued " at this time." did Link Norvleate Downing and couples and (me as their house port News. Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Rob­ gold antiques. One had to notice At any rate it is well for the President to feel the care of LaVerne Joyner from secretary at Dr. Downing of Newport News dur­ guest) to their swanky hotel suite inson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wimp, the Venetian Chandeliers and the Hanley Elementary to secretary of hard pressed businesses and individuals as well. If the tax cut ing an entire evening., party Monday night . . . There, we Dr. and Mrs. John Clark, Dr. and brocade draperies . . . Mrs. Smith, Lincoln Junior High. A. Maceo Walker GLITTERING SOCIAL EVENTS first ran into Hilda Allen, Dr. and Mrs. George Marshall (she the for­ who is a beautiful matron, was is not immediately forthcoming, it is well to feel that it is on the REELECTIONS: Mrs. Theaster The first of the glittering social Mrs. Dotty Milton and others that mer Alberta Gibson of the Supreme (Continued from Page One) sweet, gracious and very warm, minds of our administrators and that such might come to pass. Ellington, Klondike: Daniel Ward, events was cocktail party in the we met for the first time. Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quisen- with everyone and it is often ^ex­ Douglass High (junior division); er categories besides that of porters Sherman House Sunday night . . . berry, Mr and Mrs. Otha Morgan, pressed that her husband’s inter­ Irm a Hunter. Caldwell; Shirley oi- the janitorial services. Negroes There my hosts, the Howards and MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE BAR­ Dr. and Mrs. "Jim” Anderson of national reputation leaves her un­ Askew, Leath; Beverly Faye Smith, realize that they are making plen- I first ran into the Speights . . . NETT (Mrs. Stanley Ish’s parents) Indianapolis (who visited her Eas­ affected. She mingled all evening The Automobile Safety Seat Belt Leath; Joyce Tate. Shannon; Her- tv of jobr. for these stores butare Mrs. Marie Adams and Mrs. 0. B. entertained on Friday evening. Mrs. ter) ... Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Speight with her many friends .. . Mrs. T. man Leon O'Neil, coach, Lester not recipients oi jobs in the skilled Braithwaite of Memphis and Dr. Barnett (Etta Moten to you as a and Dr. and Mrs, “Bobbie" Stepto, K M. Howard - ( real popular-in------Tai Tanner with whom we sat . . . famed actress and star) who reach­ Chicago’s famed pathologist) who . j It is highly encouraging to note a revival of interest in the High. and higher paid categciies Chicago as well as California, her RETURNING FROM MATER­ "It is such a pity that Negroes Nothing was smarter than the real ed international fame, was a gra­ assisted their friends in receiving home State) placed a tlerra on area of seeking to make the automobile safer for travel, through NITY LEAVES: Mrs. Claire P. must fight a cold war on this red carpet and the white walls cious hostess She is incredibly well all evening. Smith (given by a group of her the placing of safety belts on automobile seats. Draper, Carnes: Mrs. Nancy Jane front when we a.re preaching to touched with red, and a view that read and traveled and is sincerely friends who consider her a queen.” Freeman, secretary. Wisconsin; the rest of the world that we are looked over the city of Chicago. stirred by beauty and style that is Matrons of national (ame attend­ --Tried out on a small scale it has been demonstrated that DR AND MRS. LEONIDAS Mrs. Virgie M. Sawyer, Florida; the greatest democracy under God’s Monday morning the first person seldom reached. She received with ing were Mrs. K. Brooks, mother many lives can be saved by the use of these seat belts. If some BERRY (he outstanding in his field Mrs. Dorothy Mae 8. Brady, Grant; blue sky I met were Mrs. Leland Atkins (one grace. Clothes and exquisite furn­ of Dr. Edna Brooks with her sister, of ftose who met tragic deaths at the hand of automobile wrecks and instructor at Northwestern U.) Mrs. Janelle B. Pringle. Shannon; "Negroes can organize and they of my hostesses) and Mrs. A. L. ishings in the Barnett’s South Mrs. W. Diggs ... the famed Mrs. entertained with the last of the coujd get back to tell the tale, they might say that they came to i Mrs. Alice G. Marshall, Chicago are organizing businesses. But Johnson with whom we had lunch Parkway mansion are symbolic of Maudelle Bousfield, Mrs. U. G. Dai­ parties that I attended for his bro­ thefrend by losing their position on the seat of the car. Park. these businesses are severly handi­ . . . Monday evening we all attend­ their travels throughout Africa ley back In the states from her Ca­ ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert capped betause they are forced to ed the Hospitality Room, and there many times ... and Mr. Barnett ribbean home,- Mrs. Pannell of . .One of the top pieces of equipment in an airplane would be RETURNING FROM MILITARY Berry of D, C„ and it was with Dr. operate within the American frame­ was warmth with the hospitality, (director of the Associated Press) Clarksville and Mrs. Collier of Hot the-|traps to be buckled around the waist of passengers. These LEAVE: Frederic 'E, Letcher, and Mrs. T. R. M. Howard and Dr. Klondike. work of a segregated market, if and dancers crossed every inch of is slim, stately and handsome . . . Springs along with many others. serve to hold the person in position just in case. the satin draped ballroom with the add a refreshing touch to any par­ Burton of Mound Bayou. The affair Granted an additional leave of Negroes are given the opportunity ty .. . and he did with tremend­ was out of sight . . . The very first :~4o It has been established that seat belts are essential to absence because o fillness was Mrs. to serve as sales managers, ac­ “twist". Food on one side and a Word comes to Memphis that long bar on the other side were ous warmth.’ Both were gracious to be seen when we entered early on the road. Many an impact caused the death of the oc- Willie M. Brooms of the elementary countants, etc . in all industries MRS. EDNA SWINGLER and MR. never empty. with effortless charm. Guests of were Judge and Mrs. James Parson cupants of automobiles because of head or limb injuries sustain­ division at Patterson. where thve spend their money, they L. O. SWINGLER (a newspaper­ can gain the necessary experience Tuesday there were cards—that the evening included Leland At­ (he much talked about all over the MATERNITY LEAVES GRANT­ man of long standing) / were re­ ed ■from the first jerk received by the victims. we dared not attend—but dance on kins, their relatives, Mrs. Obie Car­ nation) . . . Again we ran into the ED: Mrs. Carolyn H. Hays, Mer­ and save the necessary amount of married in Chicago Sunday at the S-The press of the nation could form an effective media for money to open other kinds of bus­ Tuesday in the famed ballroom was penter, Mrs. Leon (Beulah Ander­ Walter Lowes, Mrs. Truman Gib­ rill; Mrs. Rosie L. Rogers, Mag­ home of Mrs. Swlngler’s sister — inesses. However if these businesses the “mmost" Wednesday we (as son of Delaware ... the W. 0. son, Mrs. Naomi Woodard, Atyy. carrying on of an extensive campaign in favor of the seat belt nolia: Mrs. Mary L. Henderson, and this is a scoop according to are not.showed the privilege of op­ most ladies did) attended the lunch­ Speights and their son , . . “Your and Mrs. Geo. (she Sylvester) fotSSutomobiles. Florida: Mrs. Elsie R. Malunda, journalist. rating in a total market, Instead eon (TWA’s Internationale Fash­ Columnist", Mrs. Helen Howard White, whom I met in Phoenix two xlet'» pass along a good word for the safety seat belt. Georgia Avenue; Mrs. Hattye R. years ago . . . Mrs Portia Searcy of a segregated market, they would ion Pageant) at Hotel Morrison . and Dr. Howard who came late and THE JACK PETTIFORDS (the Strong, Magnolia; Mrs. Mary H. and Mr. Charles Mabry. of necessity be limited in scope." Mrs. Nelson Jefferson (t cousing to my young college age cousin, Jean Springfield Morticians) are visiting Hobson, Klondike: Mrs. Emma J. Mrs. Lucille Williams of Memphis Jones . .. Dr. and Mrs. J. R, Mit­ I their good friends, Dr. and Mrs. Turner. Klondike. was coordinator, but the Carbaret chell of Tuskegee's John Andrew’s TELEX SERVICE DR. AND MRS. A. DUMAS were I "Ike" Watson during the Golf Con­ SEPARATIONS FROM SER- Party in the Sherman’s Ballroom Hospital ... Dr. and Mrs. Charles ACCRA - (ANP) - The De­ hosts at another Hotel Suite Par­ vention. VICE: William H. Roach, Manas- proved to be the most enjoyable Runner and the Parker Words of partment of Posts and Telecom­ ty, and "Your Columnist” attend­ Late News Briefs sas (Junior division); Mrs. Olga B. munications has started a telex ser­ evening. St. Louis. ed with Dr. and Mrs. J. Lovell MEMPHIANS were saddened over Tirrell, Dunbar; Mrs. Irma R. On Friday, the President's Ball —0— vice to improve the telecommunica­ (she president of the Gary Links, the passing of MRS, REBECCA Scruggs. LaRose; Dorothy L. Tol­ was fabulous in the Grand Ball - JAMES CARTERS, CHARLES - tions system in Ghana. The telex Inc.) . . . Both were gracious. The BIRAM, long time Instructor at the liver. Carver High (junior divis­ room with beautiful crystal and RUNNERS AND LEONIDAS service, the installation of which suite was beautiful and Mrs. Du­ Manassas High 8chool, and mother ion); Mrs. Freddie Dowdy, Norris; rock chandeliers that glittered in a BERRYS ENTERTAIN was started in August last year by mas. wearing a gold lama, was the of Mrs. Gladys Shepherd of Balti­ Leesburg Mm Drowns In Storm Oreler Rena Dillard, Manassas festive melon-colored mood over the Automatic Telephone and Elec­ THREE FABULOUS and large essence of style. more and Dr. George Biram of De­ High; Sheridan Xf. Hicks, Man­ tric Company of Liverpool, England the more than 2,000 who attended. parties were those given by Dr. and ■ LEESBURG, Fla. (UPI)—A 59-year-old Leeiburg Negro drown- troit. Sympathy Is extended. Mrs. assas High (junior division); Deari- cost about «196,000. We don’t have to tell you that there Mrs. Charles Runner at their fine Biram, I first knew as a close friend ay when his boat was struck by another in a rainstorm eth E. Davis, Florida; Mrs. Dorothy were parties and dances on Wed­ new Hyde Park Town House . . . Night Spots that I took in with to my god-parents, Dr and Mrs. Harris. A Leesburg fire department rescue squad recov- P. Jones, Norris; Mrs. Georgia B. AN ECONOMIC INDICATOR nesday and Thursday evenings. One given by Mr. and Mrs. James a male ¿lend (of long standing) W. B. Woods in my childhood, and The Carter. Grant; William Edward Two important economic Indica­ PRIVATE PARTIES Carter (she that pretty “Bea" were The Well of the Sea at the later as a fellow teacher at Manas­ Nelson, Jr., (declined), Lester High; tors — industrial production and DR. AND MRS. HERMAN CLAY whoee complexion is miraculous) came Sherman ... The Bar in the Sher­ sas to whom I was very close- he’ Theresa Cox, Caldwell, and Mrs. housing starts — both showed in­ entertained for Dr. and Mrs. Lea- and tbe evening with James Carter man . . . The College Inn and on cause of her high standards and Pauline Epps, Klondike, creases in July. land Atkins and Dr. and Mrs. W, (be appointed by Mayor Daley as the Northside, the Jan limited integrity. -S_ Northern And Western Cities 4-

Association Survey MEMPHIS WORLD • Saturday, September I, 1962 Brighi Work I I Facts Made Public ftefen NEW YORK - School boards in ot least nine non southern cities have announced plans to get rid of segregated public schools within their respective jurisdictions with the opening of the 1962- For Fíorida 63 school term in September, a survey by the National Associa­ TALLAHASSEE - (UPIi -y In­ tion for the Advancement of Colored People reveals. dustrial Commission Chairman Worley Brown Monday painte'd a The findings, made public here regation actions instituted in Psa- bright picture for Florida employ­ Sunday by NAACP Executive Sec­ dena. Calif.; Gery, Ind.; Centerville ment this winter, predicting ¿ver­ retary Roy Wilkins, are based on ■nd Chicago, II!.; Kansas City increasing Job opportuAlties studies of racial patterns in public Kans.; Amityville, Hemptend. Man- tiuoughoilt the state. harset, Rochester and Westbury, N. schools in 58 cities in 15 northern Brown said there would he a and western states. Y.; and Philadelphia. The Gary n ater nerd than ever for highly suit is set for trial on Sept. 10 and "Despite anti - segregation state trained technicians, with a co're- statutes and the United States Su­ in the Orange case Commissioner spondlng drop in need for unskilled of Education Frederick M. Rau- preme Court ruling of May 17, 1954, labor. He said the commission was it is clear that segreg ited schools blnger has set Oct. 2 as the date ,i ng young people to g»t all the fqr a final hearing on the merits exist in many non - southern areas' Jurat ion they could before Stepp-, NAACP experts are now investi­ Mr. Wilkins said in releasing the n.: *r.to the labor market. gating the school situations in Ga­ findings of the NAACP survey Indications of a better than ever of ry and Orange. CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT — Veteran Los An- tional Committee, during an informal call to the "Much of this is the result vlt’ter tourist season open the dour patterns of residential segregation,' Legal action, Robert L. Carter, o increased employment in tourist- geles Assemblyman Gus Hawkins (center) is White House August 12. Hawkins is the Demo­ he said. "However, a substantial the Association's general counsel, ilat»d lobs. F.rt.wn sajd. He r.i&o shown with President Kennedy (left) and Louis cratic nominee in the upcoming elections for Los part of it is the result ot delib­ pointed out. is instituted only after Tedicted "significant increase/ ip. Martin, Deputy Chairman of the Democratic Na- Angeles' 21st Congressional District, f erate planning on the part of the failure of community action pro- n-roufacturtag jobs. local school boards to contain Ne­ ‘ grains to'achieve voluntary com­ The Nova project at Cape Cana­ pliance with thé Supreme Court gro children in particular schools veral and its (elated industries wilt either by gerrymander of zone lines decree and state anti - discrimin­ provide a "large portion" of.,nt*, or by other devices. Whatever the ation laws. Mr. Carter, who maps manufacturing jobs. Manufacturing ZikLambasfs cause, segregated education is un­ 'he NAACP legal strategy in these employment was 220,007 last yer?,' More Fla. Schools constitutional under the U. S. Su­ roses, is also responsible 1er tin There will be an increased’neiJi' preme Court ruling. The NAACP tiling of complaints with state de­ 'i avri-'ii't'ire. Brown said, most of Anglo-Saxon Press will continue its efforts to rid the partments of education. it in sugar cane harvesting Where country of inferior, segregated 1'io'it ? ano workers were h'red’ftttt schools," Mr. Wilkins asserted. year. This year, with an increase, Are Desegregated The nine non - southern cities in cane acreage, the commission e?-, which have announced voluntary Work To Improve lituates an additional 3.500 workj, - By JOHN J. McDAVITT JR. from many of our citizens in this desegregation plans for next month , YOU SAY YOU DONTDRINK.BUT YOU WERE. ers will be needed. In the'bast' PENSACOLA. Fla. - (UPl) - regard." Bv JAMES V. CLINTON are Eloy. Ariz.; Stamford, Conn.: most cane field workers ha--e come' Twenty-three Negro pupils were A VOLUNTARY BASIS LAGOS - (ANP) - An out­ Mt. Vernon, Ill.. Jersey City., Mont, TIGKTEBTHANTHETOPOilVEIN A BOTTLE /’ from the islands just off Florida'« Callie Slock SÎÎM-. admitted to 10 previously all-white Three other Florida counties — right codemn.’.tion of the current clalr, Morristown, and Newark, N. > C-oArr• al- K-sA-r at a- • eastern coast. schools Monday in the first lower­ Monroe, Orange and Sarasota — .’■ole being placed by the British and J.; Coatesville and Washington,..Pa. Brown estimates little oygralL, , ing of the color curtain in the will desegregate their school sys­ American Press in tendentious re­ 13 LAW SUITS FILED change In the total number of about' Florida panhandle. tems this fall on a voluntary basis. ferences to African leaders is con­ Law suits to achieve desegrega­ Of Ethiopians 95,000 workers in the winter frOTB' The across-the-board desegrega­ Five1 counties, including Dade, tained in a two - page, 600 word tion of public schools have been and vegetables industry. He said’.; tion by federal court order follows Miami and Palm Beach, already indictment released recently by one filed in 14 non - southern cities. ADDIS ABABA - (ANP) - A there would be increased needs ,foB, three years of litigation. have begun token integration. of Africa's most forecast national­ A federal district court judge dis­ comprehensive program to amelio­ strawberry and trellis tomato work­ Escambia County School Supt. Florida's 58 other counties con­ ists, Dr. Nnanidi Azikiwe, Governor missed three New Jersey desegre­ rate cattle stock has been launched ers, but slight lasses in other props W. J. Woodham Jr. anticipated an tinue on a segregated basis. General of Nigeria. gation suits on the ground that by Ethiopia with the assistance of wouldn't cliange the predicted Wtal'' orderly, quiet transition. The indictment was directed spe­ the plaintiffs lmd not exhausted U. S. livestock experts. Florida's winter labor comes Trbtfi "We have had such complete as­ The schools were ordered to low- cifically at a front - page storv ap­ administrative remedies Such suits Semen from five breeds in the three sources: The domestic supply, pearing in the Manchester Guar­ weie dismissed in Bridgeton, En­ U. S. —each of which has proven migratory workers and supplemen­ surance and cooperation of law en­ .•r racial bars by the 5th U. S. By DAVID A. TALBOT Katanga will receive the finished dian of July 31. entitled “Nigeria's glewood and Orange. A counter to produce top quality offspring — tary workers from the off-shore '|i‘” forcement agencies of the com­ Circuit Court of Appeals in a 1960 ADDIS ABABA — (ANP) - The | draft of the constitution, is still in Struggles." suit, brought by some white parents is being applied in the process. 1 nds. arnul munity that we have reason no suit f le by the National Associa- mast encouraging news to come j doubt, since it has been noncom- ojnu: to expect anything other than : ion for the Advancement of Color - Said Dr. Az’kiwe, “Assuming that to stay desegregation in Mont­ Holstein, for milk: Polled Hereford Brown said state agricultural in­ from Leopoldville since the Congo mlttal on the whole idea of federal “Likewise we have had. word d People atorneys on behalf of yottr leading article .. is ac­ clair, was dismissed on the same and Angus, for meat; Snata Ger­ terests were making every effect Jq, curate it is my duty to admonish ground. However, the Orange and trudis and Charoláis for their Zebu became an independent country, ism. exhaust the domestic supply before of asurance and cooperatioi .2 Negro children. RESPONSIBILITY SET you and your colleagues of the Bridgeton cases are now pending background and meat. was the recent announcement of dipping into other sources. At'tfii’ Under the draft of the new con­ Anglo - Saxon Press generally, that before the New Jersey Commission­ the draft of a federal constitution same time, both the state employ-: Cattle Is one of the foremost stitution, the central government, you axe dabbling too much in Ni­ er of Education. for that country. ment service and the growers had' potential industries of Ethiopia. The will be responsible for the country's gerian problems about which you In formally announcing the ela­ recruiters out in other states $ee^». Eleven suits are now pending in country’s 20 million head of cattle foreign affairs, national defense, Jackie Wilson’s Sideman are so fund a mentally ignorant and borate plan- for a Congolese na­ Ing workers for the winter season. federal courts. These include deseg- are mostly of the Zebu stock. customs, money; exchange control, on whlep von are least qqtiallfled tional constitution, Prime Minster Off-shore labor amounts to only1 fiscal policy, Interstate and foreign to pontificate. Cyrllle Adoula noted that the Unit' about io per cent of the total labor trade, nationality and immigration, “It is the height of arrogance, if ed Nations has been asked to pro­ force. Mistaken As Crasher, Fined and post and telecommunioations, not folic, for an editor of your vide experts to give the document The commission plans to expand All .oilier political powers will be DETROIT — (ANPi - Tommy tile dance without a ticket. The standing to encourage regular ten­ the finishing touches. its "operation space" lob finding, vested in I he provincial govern­ Davis, 28, of New Yo-k Citv. an en­ officer said Davis informed him: dentious references to African po- Thus, the federal system of gov­ program to Orlando and the West mints — or member states — iitlrol leaders. Sunday School Lesson ernment bis come to be accepted Palm Beach area by the end Of' tertainer with singer Jackie Wil­ "I know Jackie Wilson and I don't which are to have complete control son, last week was found guilty of “This is becoming one iashton- as the best possible solution to the next war, Brown said the program, need a ticket." over the administration ■ in their dlstùrblrig the TF'see by Rdccrder's I’ble feature _of Alicia,,.4'Saxon problem of national and local au­ desl.rhed to Intensify the search for When Davis resisted the officer terifhories. journalism, on"'Both sides’ if”4hp- LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS permission for those of the captive thority. The plan envisions the es­ more and better jobs and mbrb Judge John A. Ricca and fined $10 and attempted to push his way in­ Assessing the background ol the Atlantic, and the simple reason is International Sunday School Jews who wished to return to tablishment of 17 states out of the workers for .available jobs, ha» or 30 days in the House of Correc­ side of the ballroom, he was struck constitution problem, there are tion. — .their congenial¿parial snobbery." Lesson for September 2, 1982. Palestine to do so. present six provinces — including greatly aided fn keentaa the state's on.the..head,by the policeman.. ■ÿ. certain prominent particulars to be Davis’ alsojold the ccurt lie lost Katanga which already considers employment figure high. The second passage of our Blbli noted. First, the unitary plan sug­ Davis was arrested Sunday night his coat during the altercation. MEMORY SELECTION: "Ezra itself an independent state. How The last available figures for em­ person of-Tom Jones, also a rare material for this lesson takes us to gested by the provisional basic law had set his heart to study the"'-- ployment, those for June, showed' 'Aug. 19) at the Graystone Ball­ “I guess he thought I was trying individual. He is amiable and cor- Palési ine and the activity of some upon independent» is a throwback law of the lord, and tn do U, a total of 1.373,390 persons in non- room where a private police said to crash the aate," explained Davis, dinl and possesses a vibrant person­ of the early returnees there whr ! Belgian colonial period. Bel- and to teaeh his statutes and ...Lum work. In the next ltyears.^ he attempted to gain admittance to "but I am with the show." ality. Through his graciousness, I had made use of Cyrus permission ”kept the ’ Congo together ordinances in Israel.” to return. We can easily understand Brown said, that figure should be enjoyed one of the most pleasant —(Ezra 7:10) through the imposition of her that it was not possible for these at the two million mark. afternoons that I have ever spent LESSON TEXT: Ezra 1; 3; 7, power as a metropolitan overlord. at a studio. returnees to begin rebuilding the The cultural and social bridge so Temple Immediately. They had re­ GOSSIP OF MOVIE LOT The whole cast was helpful. Ev- In order to clarify in our mind's necessary for national coope I Jon turned to a devastated, ruined land Elderly Woman eryone was in a gay, carefree mood eye the importance of worship in Clocks Being was never built: it seemed unneces­ By CALLA SCRIVNER The few poverty-stricken straggler; and the set was like a scenic play­ the life of a nation or an individual sary at the time, A who had remained In Jerusalem had ground. My guests, Mr. and Mrs. today we study the rebuilding of Thus, the independent Congo was Suffers Injuries In done little, if anything, about re­ PRODUCER HENRY SCOTT TO ter neighbors of Mrs. Ruth Kellett, "Put” Toliver from Indlapolis, Ind. boru without the comet of national the Temple in Jerusalem. We must habilitation. So it we? necessary ADDRESS BREAKFAST CLUB white wife of Los Angeles building were visiting their first movie set first, however, ask ourselves a few consciousness, so indispensable for for these newcomers to make homer Hospital Porch Fall ' HOLLY WOOD - lANri -Af­ caretaker had complained of a and they were thrilled beyond pertinent questions and give a few a unitary form of government. The for themselves and to find a mcanr DETROIT - < ANP) - An 83- ter singing the praises of talented noisy daytime party last week. words. WASHINGTON—('UPI) - Tire various provinces .tribes and greup- honest, answers in order to attain of livelihood. Very soon, however and progressive Negro producer Jones introduced us to Fred Mac- United States and England arc ings. of necessity, sought to go their year-old eastside woman suffered a Miss Payton was arrested recent­ our goal. they set up a simple altar, where Henry Scott, I finally convinced Murray and the rest of tbs cast. using radio transmissions through own ways when the time came for ¡racturcd nose and possibly internal ly on a drunk charge when she was the essential elements of the cult ■ co- tatm-ies Jest week when she’ ac«' Mrs. Therese Lindsey (who had not Frcd-Jooks great, We .inok_someJn-_ -First: What-part does-thn the Teisi’t r satcllite to set their social, economic and political found sleeping “oh a bench' in Hui-“ of Yahweirrould“bFpracnced?Tal- met the gentleman) tbit lie would foresting pictures with him He have In making worship vital in the clocks together within ten mil­ operation. cldentally fell from a seennd ftaor — lywood, She was wearing a bathing er we read the account of the laying porch of Haines hospital, where she be a delightful guest on her Sun­ maintains his popularity through lives of the members of the family? lionths of a second, the Defense suit and jacket when arrested. The of the foundations to the new Tem­ .<• - >hui-«. is i natierit. . <, . day Morntag Breakfast Club. the years and still pulls down a What, altars are built there? Sec­ department announced Monday. day before, she had complained of ple, but, we see that right away She is Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, She called recently to tell me that substantial salary. ondly. what is the responsibility of The announcement said the best • Soprano Bumbry being forced into a car by a teen­ the setting up of the altar of wor­ who was transferred to Receiving she had graciously consented and The cutest, actor on the set was the church in this connection? How previous accuracy, obtained through age gang, but escaped after being ship was placed In the center of hospital. '" is arranging an Aug. 12 date on the Tommy Kirk. You wouldn’t believe important are church buildings normal radio transmission, was be­ beaten. things from the very beginning ol In Howard Series According to police, Dr. S. C. program for him. I was also con­ he has reached the age of 20 be­ temples, altars, worship centers. In tween one and two thousandths of —o— the rebuilding of the’ national life WASHINGTON. D. C. - Soprano Payne, surgeon iii charge of the tacted by my agent, Lil Cumber, cause he still reminds you of the developing a spirit of worship? "SON OF RUBBER" CAST, And we cannot deny the fact that a second. Grace Bumbry will inaugurate a \ hospital .stated that the aged worn- little boy character he has portray­ Thirdly, how significant are the dis­ who wanted to get in touch with ONE BIG FAMILY an altar at the center of life is A spokesman said the difference program of eight cultural presents-1 an was found missing from her bed him. I had told her about bis won­ ed so long. ciplines of home life in laying the is important in space observations. Tommy came over to say hello. important whether it be the life of tions during tile 1962-63 school year. last week. She was later found' derful qualities. I greeted my good friend, Joe foundations of Christian character? The use of A.T.&T. and Telstar at Howard University when she ap- j sprawled on the ground directly be-' He was bubbling over with enthus­ an Individual, of society, or of a I talked with Mr. Scott recently Reddy of the Walt Disney public And, lastly what evidence do we marks the first time that a satel­ iasm about “Son of Flubber," which nation .as was the case with the pears in recital at Cramton Auditor­ low the second floor porch. j; and told him that I will be looking relations staff in his office during have of a need for developing an lite has been used for synchroniz­ deals with invention of an inflated Israelites. The human soul was made ium Wednesday: October 10. Dr. Payne quoted Mrs. Jackson forward to seeing him, Aug. 12. I a recent ’visit to the "Son of Flub- inceased respect for law, both tem­ ing clocks in different 'continents," football suit which, when inflated to worship ,and a life without an Other features of the University’s saying: “I walked out on the porch am sure he will have many inter­ ber" set on the Burbank lot. Mr. poral and spiritual, on the part of the department said. with flubbergas, enables the flayer altar Is barren and poverty-strick­ new Art Series include the National and accidentally fell while leaning esting suggestions regarding the Reddy is such a wonderful man — individuals and groups? How can it The U. S. naval observatory, in Symphony Orchestra, November to float over the goal line. en, Group life in which there is over the railing." problems of the Negro in Holly - so considerate of others. He offered be done? no altar falls victim to secularism Washington, and the National 10; Dr. Harold Taylor .a lecturer me more consolation during the We also met brilliant director wood. or worse. The individuals within it Physical Laboratory, at Tedding- in the humanities, December 3; Sarnoff offers wire - phone rites for ANP correspondent Harry Robert Stevenson and other mem­ The lesson we are studying to­ —0— lack access to spiritual resources ton, England, are in charge of the pianists Pierre Lubostutz and Gina pimi. Levette than any other living soul, bers of the cast., day begins with an historic»: ac­ program. MISS PAYTON JAILED Jordan Whitlock, the Negro actor with which to meet life’s many obli­ Nemenoff, December 8; Spanish with all due respect to Hany's oth­ count of the fulfillment, or at least Over shorter distances, as in the SECOND TIME who worked in the Disney series gations. ballet dancer Roberto Iglesias, Jan. Reservists . back from Texas er faithful friends, including Mr the partial fulfillment, of the pro- eastern part of the United States, Barbara Payton, one-time wife of "Swamp Fox" several years ago, 5; an opera, "Turn of the Screw," crltlciz call-up. -and-Mrs—Leon -Washington of-the- -phet’s promisesjitiidled in last Sun- if-^zra’s -work -h |-closk.s cun be synchronized to an aci >ne. was also visiting the set. We had -February 10; Dame Judith Anrfer- _ Los Angeles Sentinel newspaper and day’s lesson. Cyrus, according to accuracy of about one millionth,of for the second time in a week in a long conversation regarding the suggested in our memory selectic.n: ron March 23: and actor Basil Women pilots split on space Atty. Curtis Taylor. You can count the liberal policy he followed with a second, by normal radio trans­ an apartment on Sunset Blvd. The future of the Negro in picture. the study and teaching of the law Rathbone, April 4, friends like Reddy on the fingers of regard to conquered peoples, gave mission. actress, barefoot and wearing a At the end of our tour, Jones in­ of the L.ird and obedience to its thin robe, was taken to Lincoln one hand. He is one in a million. requirements, whether ceremonial or He has a capable assistant, in the formed me that there would be an­ Heights Jail on a drunk charge af- other picture filmed on the set in dent Kennedy as a young Navy •moral. We sac, therefore, that the near future and invited me to Lieutenant, plans to portray the there are at least two important come back for another visit. The chief executive as he sees him. He aspects of religious life which must has made a careful study of the always be kept in balance. Wor­ 1. Where were cofee trees whole day was delightful, and I discovered? am looking forward to another en­ President, using pictures and film ship is a major element, of a religi­ clips to caputre his true personal­ ous life. In fellowship with God one 2. When does a coffee tree start joyable visit soon. bearing? ity. can find the sources of spiritual PLANS UNDERWAY TO HONOR 3. Wh.it does the word "VEEP" NEGRO ACTORS FANS (HAPPY OVER HERB life. Without worship there is only JEFFRIES' RECONCILIATION a legalistic following of an ethical designate? HOLLYWOOD - (ANP) - Ac- 4: What is a paranurse? ■ Angelenos who were holding their code. Religion mustJalso be practic­ Help#Skin co.-ding to Lawrence LaMar, Negro 5. With what victory in World breath over the touchy situation in ed in daily life. This Involves loyal­ Press Eureau representative, plans War II was the 1st Marine Division are> underway to honor past unsung the Jeffries household can breathe ty to principles and observance of by Relieving Itching, Stinging easily once more. AU Is sunshine laws, physical .mental, moral, and credited? and pioneer members of the Negro 6. For what would a benthoscope film colony at a commemorative ex­ and loses in the fold. The divorce spiritual. Such a disciplined life w?s not expected to go the final makes for strength of character. Il be used? Misery of Acne Pimples, Bumps, ercise, set for Labor Day, Sept. 3. 7. How far is it from San Fran­ Among the labor groups to be round, anyway so everything turn­ worship does not inspire this kind ed out as the majority of their of disciplined living, It is not ac­ cisco to Korea? honored will be the Screen Actors 8. Which New England state has iciemn, Ringworm, Irritated Feet Guild, Screen Extras Guild, Amer­ friends thought it would. They are complishing its goal. We must re­ no seacoast? ican Guild of Variety Artists and holidng hands and cooing once member the rhythm of worship and .9. In what book would you find American Federation of Musicians. more. Vive L'Armov.r. activity, one alternating with the and other common skin discomforts Athos. Porthos and Aramis? Famous names on the honor roll, other. Jesus always maintained this Don’t let your skin troubles get you LAUGHTON RECUPERATING balance. Both these aspects have 10. What famous weapon was first include W. 0. Handy, Bert Williams made at Bayonne, France? down! Thousands of people have found Large 75c lit* Fats Waller. "Jellyroll” Morton, ported in satisfactory condition at implications for the temperance I —0 that Black and White Ointment brings Containi i'/j time» Billie Holliday. Ivy Anderson, Lau­ Cedars of Lebanon Hospital last lesson of this Sunday. Indulgence ANSWERS TO WHO KNOWS quick, soothing relief to itching, stinging aj much as ra Bowman, Sidney Kirkpatrick, week following surgery far a col- in alcoholic beverages indicates a ’ 1. In Abyssina. skin misery. You, too, can enjoy this same regular 35c site. and Salem and Tut Whitney. lapned vertebra. lack of discipline and a disregard Wonderful help. Start using Black and Trial site 35c 2. When it is about 5 years old. "FINIAN’S RAINBOW” SLATED Last June, Laughton underwent of physical and moral laws. It dis­ '< White Ointment this very day! Buy it surgery in New York's Memorial regards, also the sacredness of per­ 3. The Vice-President. FOR GROVE , 4. A nurse who has been trained at your favor'te drug counter. Sold on a David Wayne is appearing as Center far Cancer and Allied Dis­ sonality and violates the body as money back guarantee! to parachute to the spot where her "Og" in the Cocoanut Gorve pre­ eased. The operation at that time the temp'le of God. Let us tend our services are needed. And to keep your skin dean, use sentation of Finian’s -Rainbow,” was to correct a collarbone frac­ Temple diligently! i' Black and White Skin Soap, daily. 5. Guadacanal, August, 1942. which opened Aug. 14. The 1947 ture suffered in a bathtub fall 6. It is a steel sphere used by. musical will continue through Sept. (These comments are based scientists to descend into the ocean. 2. cpt) n*Muce. Catholic Church seeks new role in on outlines ot the International 7. Approximately 7,000 miles, ROBERTSON FILMING______Spain. ______Sunday School Lessons, copy­ BLACK ™ WHITE . ------X- 8. Vermont.------— PRESIDENTS LIFE righted bj• the International ,, 99. "The Three Musketeers." OINTMENT Cliff Robertson, who is filming Elsenhower found Churchill in po- Council of Religious Education, “PT 109,” the exploits of Presi- vial mood, and used by permission.) I 10. The bayonet,

« I 8 » MEMPHIS WORLD « y Satutfo, September

Wilbert And Robert Davis Green Bay Wins Win Men's Doubles Crown SPORTS OF '■‘if ; O Over Chicago By HENRY E, SIMMONS WILBERFORCE, Ohio - Arthur Ashe, Jr., Richmond, Vo., the Bears, 35 To 21 top-ranked Negro player in the U. S. and a star on UCLA's un­ THE WORLD beaten freshman team of 1961-62, and Miss Carolyn Ligouri of New York City won the American Tennis Association singles cham­ MILWAUKEE - (UPI) - The Green Bay Packers .down 14 - 7 pionships, at Central State College. at halftime, rallied on the churn­ BY MARION E. JACKSON Ashe, defending Men's Singles . - -0- - ,*•••■ ing legs of Jim Taylor to score Champion, completely demolished New Yorker Mimi Kanarek and four times in the second half and St. Louis’ Wilbur Jenkins in straight her partner Ernest Ingram of Althea Gibson, former U.S. and Wimbledon tennis champion, defeat the Chicago. Bears, 35-21, in sets, 6-1, 6-2, 6-0, to retain his Washington, mPaul Hornung Monica’s Eleese Thornton easily in gouyl, (New York City) Def. Car­ compiled an 18-1-1 record. and Barbara McIntire of Colorado Carver Vocational High Panthers football team through conditioning exercises. Bell predicts his South Carolina Springs—hare entered the women's converted-to make it 14-14 with • • ~ (Perry's Photo) the Senior Women's Singles, 6-3, olyn Williams (Portsmouth, Va.) 7- State team will surprise quite a amateur. Mrs. Decker first won this 3:14 gone in the second half. began drills this week for a September 8 open­ 6-3, after defeating the defending 5, 7-5. few SIAC elevens during its 8- tournament in 1958. Miss Gunder­ The Packers went ahead 21-14 ing date against Washington. Head football champion Flora Bray of Detroit in Men Senior's Singles: Edgar Lee game schedule. He has 20 returning son was the titleholder in 1967 and after a Bear punt. Quarterback the semi - finals, 6-1, 6-4. Mrs. Wa- (Washington, D. C.) Def. Maceo lettermen and will have a total of 1960 and Miss McIntyre took it in Bart Starr passed 18 yards to Lew tanube is the wife of former Jap­ Hill (Columbus, 0.), 6-3, 6-2. 45 candidates on the campus when 1959. Carpenter with 11:30 gone. anese Davis Cupper Frank Watan­ Women Senior's Singles: Helen practice begins this weekend. AROUND SPORTS: Two Negro abe Her semi - finals oppenet, Mrs. Watanube, (Japan) Def. Eleese SCORE BY QUARTERS ...... » • » Bray, had held the title for seven Thornton (Santa Monica,. Cal.) 63, girls will be featured on the Green Bay ...... 0 714 14—35 Floyd Patterson Will Rank Third out of the past nino'ears. ,, 7 6-2, South Carolina State is likely to wrestling card Friday night, Aug. Chicago ...... 7 7 7 0—21 be the "comeback team of the 31, at the City Auditorium as Miss Miss Kanarek and Miss Ligouri Men Senior's Doubles: John SCORING: drew plaudits from the gallery for Mönns (Philadelphia) and Edgar year" under the rejuvenation pro­ Linda Morne meets Miss Tina Lowe. Chicago — Casares 15 runs Le­ their tough schedule of matches on Lqe. Def. Maceo Hill, and Dudley gram of Bell. The newcomer to In other matches, Fred Blassle will clerc kick the final day. In order to win her Woodard (Wilmington, Mass.), 6-0, the SIAC is taking over from Wil­ defend his title against Dick the Green Bay — McGee 34 pass liam (Bucky) Harris, who resigned Bruiser. Miquel Torres battles Chief trophies, Miss Kanarek was forced 6-2. from Starr Hornung kick to play two semi final and two Mixed Doubles: Mimi Kanarek last spring. Crazy Horse and Pedro Godoy Chicago — Dooley 14 pass from CHICAGO, III. - The moment he steps into the ring against Bell has won numerous "coach meets Johnny (Rubber Man) final matches. Miss Ligouri began (New York) and Ernest Ingram Wade Leclerc kick. Sonny Liston al Chicago's Comiskey Park, Sept. 25, Floyd Patter­ play at 10 a. m., and had played (Wash. D. C.) Def. Anita Harris of the year” accolades for his show­ Walker ... Green Bay — Taylor 2 plung ing as coach qf the Edward Waters • » • son will achieve No. 3 ranking on the list of those fighters who three matches before 3 P. M. She (Banta Monica) and Alan Smith Hornung kick. Providence Golf and Miss Kanarek teamed in the (Brooklyn). 6-3,6-2. Tigers. The Indiana graduate is The Buffalo Bins nave picked up Green Bay — Carpenter 18 pass have been involved in the greatest number of heavyweight cham­ looked upon as the right candidate one of the most controversial play­ women’s doubles against the team Men’s Doubles: Bob and Wilbur from Starr Hornung kick pionship bouts. of Jean Richardson (Los Angeles) D»vis (New York) Def. Wilbert to lead South Carolina State back ers ever to play in the Canadian Chicago — Morris 56 run Inter­ and Mrs. Watanube, after dumping Jenkins and Thomas Calhoun (St to the top bracket of SIAC com­ Football League. He is Chester Patterson’s defense against Liston of 49 foes for a glittering average cepted pass LeClerc kick. Club Banned For Detroiters Sylvia Hooks and Al- Louis). 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. petition. (Cookie) Gilchrist, a 243 pound will mark the ninth time the im­ of .877. Louis, who held the title Green Bay — Bros 1 run Hornung phonzia Edwards from contention Women’s Doubles: Mimi Kana­ ... hard-hitting fullback, who was pur­ passive Rockville Centre, L- L, com­ longer than any other man, stiff­ kick. in a morning match. Eerier in the rek and Carolyn Ligouri (New Coaches of the SEAC, which Bell chased from the Toronto Argo­ Attendance: 44,326 new Shrine bination-puncher lias fought with ened 54 of 71 foes during his career tournament. Miss Richardson fell | York) Def. eJan Richardson (Los departed on accepting the South nauts. Gilchrist is a place-kicking the title at stake. He has fought Racial Jimcrow record. for a .761 kayo average to rank to Miss Ligouir in a marathon Angeles) and Mrs. Helen Watan- Carolina State job, admit the SIAC sxpert, linebacker and defensive as challenger twice and this will be i second on the all-time list. Jeffries PROVIDENCE, R. I. - (ANP) match, 1-6, il-9 7-5. In the wo­ ube (Japan), 6-4, 6-3. newcomer knows his football. This linesman. his seventh defense. rates No. 4 on the list with 16 kay- —The Providence Beard of Park men's doubles, however, Miss Kan­ Kanarek and FUgourl both won gives credence to the forecast that Gilchrist was sold to the Buffalo Patterson's appearance will break oes in 23 bouts for a .696 average. Commissioners tanned the Triggs arek and Miss Ligouri had less two titles, in the Women's Divis­ South Carolina State is on the Bills for 85,000, the amount the a four-way tie of eight appearances i Patterson and Liston have fought Memorial Golf club from using the trouble, as they downed their op­ ion. Edgar Lee wen two in the road back. Argonauts had advanced him dur­ in heavyweight title bouts which; only one common foe, Roy Harris THE $133,000 city—owned clubhouse of ponents 6-4. Men's Senior's Division SPORTS BEAT: Althea Gibson ing thé off-season. had existed among him, Janies J. of Cut *N Shot, Tex., and both the Triggs Memorial Golf Course playing in the U. S. Women’s Am­ The Canadian Football News Jeffries, Jack Dempsey and Jersey knocked him out. Patterson strug­ following complaints by Negroes ateur Championships at Rochester, New Football Coach reports that Gilchrist was so heav­ Joe Walcott. Joe Louis holds the gled 12 rounds before finishing the that they were being discriminated N.Y., is newsworthy. Miss Gibson SPORTS PATROL ily in debt that the Argonauts no all-time record for appearances in job. however, while Liston chilled against by the club because of their is one of the 128 players represent­ longer -could afford him on Its heavyweight title bouts— 27 —and Harris with a right-left combina­ By STEVE SNIDER race. ing the United States, Canada and roster. Ezzard Charles ranks second with tion in the first round, Great Britain in the meet • »)* thirteen. ♦ ♦ • Complaints by Negroes were fol­ * * * Other Negro players ...with the NEW YORK - (UPI)-If there's ♦ » ♦ That result would appear to sub­ lowed by an investigation of, the The defending champion is Mr». Buffalo Bills are Art Baker,’ Elbert any vitality left in the American In addition to that distinctlon, stantiate Liston's role as the early private club, and the ban followed Anne Quast Decker, 24, of Marys- Dubenion, Tom Day and Ernie prizefight industry, FJgyd_Patterson Patterson cEfjTies into the ring a 8-5 favorite in the Sept, 25 spectac- recently. 5- — ■ “ Ville, Wash. This UnitedStates,Warllck.Day-is-w845TK>underfroin[andSonnyListon figured" to-bring -702 “knwtat aversge" that places -ulsr'but-’there's anothcr incongru­ Golf Association (USGA) tourna­ Among those complaining was North Carolina A A T. Warlick it out when they meet for the him third on the list of the-great ous comparison that makes the Henry V. Davis, 34. who lodged his ment will be. contested at match By COLLIE J. NICHOLSON played for North Carolina College. world heavyweight championship kayo artists among heavyweight experts hesitate. Liston, supposedly complaint with the administrative play with slx: 18-hole rounds pre­ * • * — at Chicago Sept. 25. kings. I invincible puncher that his hand- assistant to Mayor Walter H. Reyn­ ceding the 36-hole final on Satur­ PINE BLUFF, Ark. (ANP) - This may be the year for the law Canadian foobtall writers Insist But if this ones a box-office dud 1 lers claim he is, went 12 dreary olds. Negro golfers have complained day, Sept. 1. that Gilchrist gives the Buffalo or an artistic flop, boxing is a Floyd has 29 knockouts In 40I rounds with Eddie Machen — the that they cannot participate in of progression and diminishing returns to catch up with the Ark­ For Miss Gibson the tournament Bills the roughest and toughest cinch to get another major setback bouts while Liston has 23 in 34II very same Machen whom Ingamar open tournaments because of being ansas A.M. and N. Golden lions, marks ¿'new career. She has won backfield in the American Football and that’s about as welcome as a fights (a .676 average) — making Johannson knocked out In the first banned from club memberships. the highest honors tennis can be­ Vannette W. Johnson has sup-, dence.” League. congressional investigation. the Sept. 25 a real knockout of a■ round to earn his first title go Rules of the Rhode Island Golf stow as U. 8. and Wimbledon He and his staff will have to All signs point to a success, how­ match. with Patterson. association require that those who planted Charles Spearman as head champion for two years in a row. coach and the jury board of critics j squeezs the maximum out of mini- Bill Rigney the story goes wasn’t ever, and folk who retain an inter­ * ♦ • In boxing, as in politics, you compete in tournaments must be Only four years ago, Miss Gibson contend that there is nothing imum------opportunities,------to meet- —combinu,_ ­ able to harmonize the two con­ est in boxing have the ingredients First on the list of the all-timei never know until the final returns members of affiliated clubs such as turned to golf. Her performances for a furious evening of fisticuffs. wrong with the Lions that luck and' ed running and passing attacks of testing Negro camps. Louisiana- heavyweight knockout artists isi are in. Then, as often as not, the the Tngjs Memorial Golf Club. have won widespread commenda­ The fighters present a sharp con­ teams like Grambling, Jackson born San Francisco Giant manager Rocky Marciano, who stopped 43 1 experts are proved wrong again. Despite the denial by Jospeh C. a revitalized outlook can't sur­ tion. trast in styles, personalities, ring mount. State, Southern and Texas South- • ♦ • Alvin Dark still views the factions Prisco, president of the club, that as a dangerous threat to winning records and, at least lately, out-of- his or-uinization had any restric­ ern.------Miss Gibson has played lu Unit­ the-ring records. The new coach demurs from open the pennant. tions based on race, the ban was ed Golf Association tournaments • • • WINNER HARD TO PICK discussions of his squad. Johnson has added U. S. Grant authorized after the board met with throughout the nation. Among her Furthermore, they're the only Arkansas is dismissed with only and Lee Allen Torrence to his staff However, both groups look up the mayor and other city officials. two heavyweights around who could polite consideration in most South­ for the rough shakedown cruise. more celebrated appearances have to Mays. Simply by setting an ex­ The ban means the club might been in the Ray Mitchell »1 Miami, draw much of a gate at any time western Conference preseason polls, Both are successful high schooll ample that Inspired team spirit, West Coast Spotlight no longer use the clubhouse as Its the Walter Speedy In Chicago and or any plaoe. but Johnson doesn’t plan to spend coaches who are undaunted by the pride and individual ambition, he headquarters. Although denied the recent UGA Championships in It’s a tough fight to pick and the year cultivating a philosophi­ problems faced in trying to patch has become their leader. membership in the Triggs club. Ne­ Memphis. that factor never hurt a heavy - the Lions into a cohesive unit. Williams writes: Naturally, this groes arc allowed to use the course. cal attitude. By BRAD PYE, JR. ular sports minded owner of Har­ H. O. Clemmons will map out of­ It is no secret that an Impress­ has simplified the current mana­ weight gate. “It will take time and diligent Patterson is the champ and there rison-Ross Funeral Home, present­ application," he says with usual fensive strategy and serve as chief ive appearance by Miss Gibson in ger's problems, and helps explain LOS ANGELES - (ANP)-When are guys who always go down the ed Battey with a huge trophy . . . candor, "but winning will always be scout. the Women's Amateur will be the why Alvin’s men continue to be a the Cleveland Browns come here to line with a titleholder. But Floyd Just before Harrison made the pre­ our key motif." wedge to win her acceptance tn the trenchant threat ... and may yet face the Los Angeles Rams in an also is a champ who lost the title sentation Battey quipped, "I Johnson was elevated to his pres­ Clemtnons indicates that the Women’s Professional Golf Asso­ take it all . . despite a scrambled exhibition tilt Sept, 1, ex-Ram ATA Tournamenl once and he has the unhappy habit thought Leon Harrison was here to ent post after serving as a key Lion Lions will open their style of play ciation, Miss Gibson is the only staff of limited quality. Tom Wilson will be coming back of being decked frequently by even sell me one of those pay now and aide for eight years. by going to slots and wider flank­ American Negro of stature that » • » to celebrate his birthday with a big the most Ill-equipped fighters. lay later plans." He is thoroughly familiar with the •night win a breakthrough at this Apart from maturity, May’s night over his former mates. ers- Floyd revealed he is doing some­ Has International football situation and Is considered Eighty candidates, including 18 time. hasn’t changed since his early or Wilson can be expected to go all thing to strengthen his chin and, The first time Art Perkins, the a fine teacher and a judicious ap­ lettermen, will answer the call to • t • 'Say Hey' period when big league out to prove that his trade to the presumably, something to stabilize North Texas State rookie carried praiser of talent. arms Sept. 1, but even this large In golf, Miss Gibson is likely to activities over at the Polo Grounds, Brownies was a mistake on the part his equilibrium so he won't go tum­ the ball for the L. A. Rams as a amount provides reasons for disen­ face pretty near the same road­ he'd rush to play stick ball in the of the Rams' brass. bling down the first time Sonny pro he scored from two yards out. chantment. blocks that have entrapped Charles street with children. Probably no The Pine Bluff campus has not belts him. Perkins is being billed as another been distinguished by excessive grid The ,lack------of. inspirational defense, _ S|ff°rd. Money is the biggest______barrf- fan, young or old, has ever asked The Rams' second year defensive WILBERFORCE. Ohio-(SNS)- . . Yet. he stlll reLams certain am­ Deacon Dan Towler or a Paul Tank Ktahiiity in recent years, but John- resulted in a 6-3 record last fall, br to playing regularly on the Him “for an autograph that he tackle David Jones can beebmefonf TheATA-hadadcddedinttrna- ateurish boxing habits that crop Younger . . . Younger and Towler sop is promising "a new look and a and the lack of a concerted attack Women's PGA circuit. There is also didn’t oblige, seeming delighted . . of the real greats of the NFL tional flavor this year, as entries out when the going is heavy. And were two of the greatest fullbacks new sense of competitive confi- could betray, the Lions this season. the limited tournament money for almost flattered . .." league according to Coach Bob Wa­ from all over the United States LJston. though bigger and slower, the Rams' ever had. terfield. If he keeps the same desire competed with players from Ber­ expects to keep the pressure heavy. —0~ he has now, he can't miss ... Sec­ muda. Japan, France, Canada. Ja­ LISTON EXPECTS VICTORY The battle for the world's talk­ maica, and St. Thomas, In the Liston is a pneher who, like In- ond year man Pervis Atkins is bat­ ing championship will be at stake tling with the great Ollie Matson Virgin Islands. A number of mili­ Texas Southern Tigers Open gemar Johansson, confidently ex­ when ancient Archla Moore and for the Rams' starting slotback tary entries showed good form, but expects to land a Sunday shot on young brash Cassius Clay climb in­ post . Arthur Ashe, the gttal.nct none reached the semi-final roundB, Patterson's chin. to the ring her® next month . . . star from Richmond, Va„ is being as the seasoned tournament circuit "But when I hit him," says Son­ They will battle either”In the Coli­ Football Drills, September 1 boomed as a Davis Cup singles players dominated the play, and ny, "he'll stay down" seum or Walter F. O’Malley'6 Dod­ threat next season . . . He’ll be a walked away with the laurels. Although the negotiating and pre­ ger Stadium ... The latter site will CLEVELAND (ANP) - For the firit time since the loss of his HOUSTON—The Texas Southern to five straight victories before sophomore at Brpnville next fail. • * » ■ liminary training, Liston has been undoubtedly house the go which is Tigers will begin their 16th year I being derailed by Grambling, Jack­ —0— In the senior men's singles, de­ rookie sensation Ernie Davis. Coach Paul Brown of the Cleveland saying things like that. Patterson, expected to be the largest non-title et intercollegiate football when 19 i son, and Florida A & The San Diego Padres’ 3rd sack­ fending ehampion Edgar Lee of Browns last week was in an optimistic frame of mind. on the other hand, openly cam­ scrap of all-time. The Olympic lettermen, 18 squadmen and 18 -National — - Champions. TSU ended er Tony Harper has been labeled Washington, D. C., repeated his paigned to have Liston accepted by Boxing Club people want to be the freshmen report August 31st to the season with a 6-3 record. as a "can't miss" in the majors 1961 efforts with a win over the The reason: The playing of his the New York State commission for first to promote a boxing show in 1 fullback Jim Brown and the vete­ next season . . . He's leading the prepare for their opening game Despite their late season woes, a New York fight and was shocked Dodger Stadium, and that looks "Satchel Paige of Tennis,” Maceo FCL in homeruns at the moment ! the Cards' three touchdowns, houi- ran Tom Wilson, recently traded with Southern University in Gal­ however, the 1961 Tigers managed when , the commission turned like the place at the moment. HUI, coach of the Central State . .. One of the top collegiate grid- to the Brownie« by the Los Ange­ veston, September 22nd. to finish the season high on the thumbs down because of Liston’s ing in a 16-yarder from Etcheverry College team. Hill is the only man ders on the coast this year should le« Rams. Brown continued to play TSU and Southern have been brushes with the law. in tbe second quarter for a 10-0 in the history of the ATA to win list of the top ten Negro College be Whittier College's Little all- great footbalL and Wilson played opponents since 1946 when the "He deserves the chance,’’ said Cardinal lead and an Etcheverry to both the juniors and the seniors teams of the Nation. Quick vic­ American nominee Stan Sanders. • decisive role in helping the first game ended in a scoreless tie. Floyd. Randle toss in tbe fourth quarter title. However, his efforts Saturday tories of Southern and Prairie View He’s the brother of the late Olym­ Si. Louis Cards Browns defeat the Pittsburgh Steel­ Over the 16 year period, the Sou­ skyrocketed the Tigers to the num­ So Sonny will have It at Chica­ proved ..to be the .winning touch- fell short, as Lee won 6-3, 6-2 in thernites hold a wide margin of pic Games heavyweight champion ers, 33-10 last week.. ber one position for 5 straight go, which quickly accepted the bout (jjowh. ' straight seta Ed Sanders. He's the brother of the Th«...... victories having won 11, lost 4 and after the New York commission " The Vikings had gone ahead at • • » Brown was unrestrained in hjs weeks. This year, nineteen of the late Olympic - Games heavyweight tied 1. Aftr six scoreless campaign turned it away. the end of the third quarter, 21-17, Lee and Manns were the defend­ praise of Jim Brown'Wilson alter 24. lettermen who for 6 weeks champion Ed 8anders . . . 8tan is against the Jaguars, Texas South­ TITLE BCOMES on Lee Grossup’s 32-yard scoring ing champions in the men senior's the game. He said Wilson will be smelled the scent of Orange Blos­ an end . .. That was quite a night ern broke into the victory column UNIMPORTANT pitch to end Gordy Smith. doubles, and smashed their way of great help to Brown in the back soms, return to start all over again. a group of South Los Angeles citi­ in 1952 with a stunning 14-7 upset. The heavyweight title may or SCOBE BY PERIODS past Dudley Woodward of Wil­ Their number one nemesis, the zens threw for the Minnesota Vikins, 24-21 field this season because he Is q That year the Tigers went on to may not regain some of its pres­ St. Louis ...... 3 7 7 7-24 mington, Mass., and Maceo Hill, good Inside runner. ever dangerous Southern Jagtlars, Twins' Earl Battey on his last ap­ an undefeated season and the Na­ tige if Liston becomes the champ. Minnesota ...... 0 1476—21 6-0, 6-3 for the honors and the will serve as their first test of the pearance here against the L. A. An­ ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS - tional Negro Championshio It , hasn’t meant much — except Scoring. STL - Perry 39 field goal; trophies. Polntng to Wilson's great strength season. And, if they roll over the geles . . . Leon Harrison, the pop- (UPI) — The St. Louis Cardinals Only in 1958 and 1967 with vic­ Louisianians, they could go all the money — to any titleholder since parlayed the passing of 8am Etche- STL - Randle 17 pass from Etch­ as a runner, the veteran coach The executive committee of the tories of 10-7 and 19-6, respectively, way. Jo* Louis. berry and the catching of Sonny everry Perry kick; MINN - Dickson said; have the Tigers been able to put Ezzard Charles, Jersey Joe Wal­ tory, might be quite a champ. Cer­ Randle Into a 24-21 National Foot­ recovery Eteheverry fumble in end ATA. along with the general com­ The other teams can line up all two victories back to back. Then cott, Rocky Marciano, Patterson, tainly he won't go into hiding as ball League exhibition game victory zone Mercer kick; STL - B. Trip­ mittee of time and place, an­ they want to on Jim Brown now. followed 3 frustrating attempts to MIXING IN MANILA Johansson, then Patterson never Patterson did and maybe he wont aSturday night over the Minnesota lett kickoff return 91 yards Perry nounced during the matches that Tom gives us a tremendous ad­ conquer the Louisiana Jaguars, MANILA, Philippines - (ANP)— gained the general acclaim the hand-pick future foes as carefully. Vikings. kick; MINN - Adams 30 pass from the tennis group will hold its na­ vantage." before the Tigers racked the Two ‘‘zebronkeys" have been sired heavy title always had carried in But one way or another, Floyd "The victory was the second in Grosscup Merqer kick; MINN . tional championships at Central ----.------—" . State College again in August, 1963. Loulsiamns 144 in a stunning by a donkey and two zebra mares the past before television satura­ and Sonny have a date that's im­ three pre-seasons starts for the Smith 32 pas» from Grosscup Mer- The next major test for the 1., upset in 1961. at Manila zoo, officials report. tion .set in and boxing moved down portant to the prizefight industry Cards. For the winless Vikings, it 1 cer kick; STL - Randle 34 pass The group gave away a new 1962 will come sept, 7. when they tackle Last yew. with tnemoclee of I960 The offspring look much like don- hill. as a whole. Tte’ lure i ct-we la I via their third relbari. I from Btcbewrt" Af- Chevrolet during flip ftnnln, with the rhicago Pwr m the nnntml in the air, the Tigers tumpea jîi keys except for stripes on their legs.' Liston, despite his personal lais- give It a shot in the arm. Sblit-end Randie scored two of I tendance. ¡5,500 uaytonian Leon Bowser winning. Aimed Forces gunc in Chicago, Halton Is Firsl, Wiley Wildcats Plot Escape Johnson Second In FAN CLUB From SWAC Football Foxholes Junior GolFMeei Woodstock Aggies By EDDIE JEAN PICKETT By GILBERT ALLEN senior and Fred Lewis and George t Kinney, sophomores, ends; Chuck MARSHALL, Texas - Football tri practice will get oft with a bang; Taylor, Bob Flucas and Saminie at Wiley Field on Saturday, Sept. Leonard, seniors, and Robert Kin­ LINDA MARBLE 1. Tlie crystal ball gazers have ney, Roy Thompson and Hayward BY SAM BROWN already conceded the Southwestern1 Peterson, sophomores, tackles; Cla­ The Woodstock Senior Aggies Tuesday were awarded th» Hi "Lady Top” and you too "Ole Athletic Conference 1962 title ‘ rence Wells, senior, Mitch Clark, trophy signifying the Memphis-Shslby County championship ia. - T Great One", This is the Jeb Stuart chase a wide open affair with Jipilor, Willi e W»«1 and Larry WDIA baseball competition- A5soslâtion’s I the Purse‘ Cliff Brown of Nash- International's back on die scene to Grumbling, Texas Southern, Jack- Long, sophomores, guards, along villa—was secon dand- James Blaek- bring you__ the latest “chatter” with Roland Antoine, senior, John Lurnament is now history, and the -son. Southern and- Prairie View Woodstock captured Its right to of Chiriotte, ,N. c was third. Redd around the world of jive, musicville favored in any order you want to Balou, Bill liwahall and Vernon the overall title by defeating Mem- Lbert tyrlght and Associates Golf Traylor of Memphis was the only and social matters pick them with Arkansas and new­ I Johnson, centers, will be tlie back­ pills South Side Sluggers In a play­ Lociation. the people of Mem- Memphian entered in tta pro di­ CONGRATULATIONS: This week ly admitted Alcorn considered as bone up front. off, two games to one. fcis and all who contributed to- * * * vision. we congratulate Ed Townsend, a faint possibilities, and no mention In ceremonies at the Shelby [ards making the toupiament a Among the amateurs, Calvin former Teen Town singer on sta­ even made of the Wildcats. At quarterback Lamar Bardwell, CountCounty teachers meeting, Lccess, can feel justly proud for Tanner of Chicago edged Memphis tion W. D. I. A., who recently join­ Coach Fred Long’s thirty first senior, Dill Henry, junior, and held In Woodstock, Herbert Gray, ed forces with Henry Mancini, the I job well done. Elton Graiidberry 7-6 in match play idltiuu of Wildcat cannot be seri­ Freddie Dotson, sophomore, will pitcher credited with both of Wood­ I-Most of the visitors left the Bluff fpr the championship. Grandberry. arranger and writer of the big ously considered a championship see plenty of service. Five seniors, stock’s playoff victories (he caught lity singing the praises of the hosts l)ad defeated fellow Memphian smash "Moon River". threat this fall, but the Cats are Linnel Moore, Larry Courville, In the opening game at Lincoln In Friend s Henn Lid citizens for the hospitality ex- Townsend and Mancini started Mason West in the semi-finals tp apt |o be a bit frisky and some­ Carey Tripp, Lonnie Taylor and Park, which was won by South Side, GARY, Ind. - (ANP) - Conrad Lnded them. Many of them ex- challenge Tanner a 1980 champion, tbalr own publishing company in where along the line one of (he Tommie Edwards with sophomores 10 to 4) was awarded the Best New York this week. Ed got his Wells, 27, former barteU»ll star at Lessed themselves as being well i)i the finals. contenders Is apt to get a dose of Oscar Lambright and Archie Jones Sportsmanship trophy. idclw state unlversfty, ias found Leased with everything in connec- De Leon Barrow of Detroit, bro- start ip “Show-Biz" sever»! years the same medicine that Southern give the Cats plenty of hlfback The presentations were made by Li with the tournament, the many ago with a hit recording entitled drowned in a swimming pool.dq.'lng Q-'-’r oi Joe Louis, former heavy- received last fall when Wiley talent. Robby Nevels, junior, Rol­ Terry Bill, WDIA baseball com­ Liiertalnment features, the courses "For Your Love" on Capitol Rec­ a party at tiie home of a fr^na weighj boxing champion, won the knocked the Jaguars out of the and Colt, Lawson Bush and Jim missioner. here- Lid the way the ournament was championship., of the senior meh ons. title chase with a 21-19 pasting. Scales will be top candidates for Other trophy winners in tlie Sen­ TRIBUTE OF THE WEEK: This Lnied out. division by downing C. W. Gregory Limited as the personnel of the (lie fullback spot. ior Division were Mitchell Road, According to his wife, Earlele, prank Lett, the tournament di­ of Nashville, 2 up. Barrow had week we pay tribute to Rene’ Fon­ locals will be , it still includes winners in the Southern Division of Wells, herself and other friends lator, who halls from Detroit, and taine, a graduate of Manassas Hiogh played a brilliant game all the way. twelve seniors and twenty juniors If a solution of the end and full­ Shelby County .and Arlington, Win­ tad been attending the party at L assistants did a good job hi Lonnie (Dollar) Saunders of School, who crashed strongly into and sophomores of varied experi­ back problems can be effected ners In the Eastern Division. the home of Robert E. DaVls ^hen letting everything off to a good Memphis finished first in the the music world recently. ences,. along with a dozen topflight don't be too surprised to see the OTIS LEE HAMILTON Sam Montgomery coached the several In tlie group decided to go Lari .and kept the proceedings and Rene’ started out doing amateur First Flight of the senior division freshmen. The returnees on the pesky Cats a wee bit troublesome all-victorious Woodstock Aggies for a swim In the pool. They re­ and talent shows around the city Ltivitles at an accelerated pace over Paul Nichols of MemphlB 3-2. Cat squad will be Butch Crayton, this fall. Alonzo Weaver coached Mitchell turned a short while later, but L the pleasure of all. There were Saunders is a former senior men at places such as the Y. M. C. A., Road and'James Johnson coached Wells was not with them, she Mid. lery few squawks in regards to the division champion. Club Handy and Tlie Flamingo. . at Arlington. Going to investigate, she sew Fontaine went out to Holloywood deration and conduct of the Mrs. Carrie Jones, of Jackson, In the WDIA Majfr Division, him at the bottom of the pool. Lurnament. several weeks ago to cut an album Miss, won the championship of tta Collierville won the overall county Wells was graduated from Roose­ [Lett, perhaps was the and a single for Dot records Ac­ Robert H. (Bob) Lee Named busiest women division over Mrs. Odessa championship and also topped the velt High school here In 12M, K He Lan abouts, with probably the ex- Dickins of Memphis In the second cording to many critics on the West Eastern Division, coached by Tho­ [eption of Robert Wright ,who was Coast, Rene’, who’s style is similar later graduated from Idaho state, flight of the women division, Mrs. mas Brown. Geeter took the South­ where he played basketball. Lsy each night until the wee hours to Johnny Mathis, is predicted to Louise Walker of Memphis de­ Head Coach At Southern U. ern Division title, coached by Fred­ He was employed here a» a phy­ L morning. reach great heights in "Show Biz". feated Miss Mary Beal in medal die Hicks, Shadowlawn won in the sical education instructor at Ban- Approximately 260 golfers regis- play. His first record was released last BATON ROUGE, La. - Southern University foolball, circa Northern Division, coached by E. week. The title of the disc is "My neker school and was a member oi ered for the tournament, and the In the senior women division, Mrs. 1962, with a new headmaster at the reins for the first time in Pugh and T. Davis. Each team was the citv whir* » nrofwilonal bas­ Explanation was made by Lett, that Julia Siler of St. Louis , was first Foolish Heart" which was made a awarded a trophy. big hit in 1947 by the great Billy more than a quarter of a"century, swings into action Sept. 1, with ketball team In the midwest co., be housing situation had a lot to in the 72-hole master plajx Otis ference. Bo with the number of entries. Hamilton of Memphis won the Eckstine on MGM records. more than 75 candidates expected to answer the first call. "So hats off to a swell crooner". [ “Last year in Boston," he stated, Junior boys (11-14) title, with Al­ DUNHAM ARRIVES; TO 8TAR Robert IL (Bob) Lee. veteran of stern test, meeting Grambling Col­ Lore than 400 entered, and the fonso Johnson, Memphis, second. INVITATIONS: The Jeb Stuart IN "BANBOCHE" nearly 20 year« of across the board lege here Sept, 29 at .2 p. m.. tile [ear before in Chicago, same 500 Tommie Brown of Jackson, Miss, International’s are sponsoring a "There's a million people here, swinging “Back To School" lawn coaching at Southern University, first of an attractive four game participated, but there was no won the junior boys championship, exclaimed famous dancer Katharine party, Friday, Aug. 31, from 7 til inherited the helm of Jaguar foot­ home schedule. question or problem where housing with Ted Beattie of Cincinnati, Dunham, as she arrived at Interna­ 11 p. m„ at the home of Mrs. Cal­ ball alter A. W. Mumford «us fat­ The Jaguars will play Jackson [nd hotel facilities were concerned Ohio second. Bonnie Andrle of tional Airport via TWA last week. ally stricken with a heart attack College, defending champions of Mogadore, Ohio won first place lie Wilson, 507 E. McLemore Ave. Oii hand to greet her were mem­ But, here, many golfers couldn’t here last spring. the SWAC in a night homecoming Let comfirmation in regards to among the junior girls, with Camille Refreshments will be sold. Admis­ bers of the press, photographers, picks Goody $ and pockets the sion 35c. For information call Lin­ —Q— clash here Oct 20, faces Wiley Col­ Slaughter of Chicago second. members of her troupe and friends. housing requests ,and did not take Twenty -nine lettermen, mostly lege, a team which surprised the ditference. Why pay more when Moss H. Kendrix of the Moss da Marble E X. 7-7805. She will open Aug. 20 at the he chance of coming some seven of junior and senior vintage will be Jagurs 21-18 last year, Nov, 10, you can't buy better? Ir eight hundred miles faced with H. Kendrix Enterprises, Washing­ PLATTERVIUE Huntington Hartford Theatre in "If I Should Lose You" - Flora included In the large contingent of and Closes out the home slate with ton, D. C. Public Relations firm, was Hollywood, with many new faces. i housing problem." berth seekers who will te subecled defending national champion Flor­ There will be dancers from the on hand to supervise the Hole-in- J. Fleming and William Carter. “I Ain’t Never" (Seen Nobody | to two -a -day drills lor tlie ap­ ida A. & M. Nov. 17. Royal Court of Morocco, drummers In the pro division, some 27 pro­ One-Contest sponsored by the Coca Like You) — Wanda Brazil and proximately 17 working days pro­ Tlie Jaguars will dip outside the from New Guinea, and singers and fessionals were on hand for the Cola Bottling Co. of Atlanta and ceeding the opener with Texas SWAC for an Oct, 6 game with Dil­ dancers .front-Senegal and Niagara. ftourney, with Pete Brown of De­ the Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Mem­ Billy Hayne. "Please Don’t Leave Me" — Jo­ Southern in Galveston Sep'. 22. lard Universitv in New OdgSM. The Royal Moroccans wllf appear troit winning the lion's share of phis. sephine Bethany and Eugene Con­ then will face Tennessee A. and I through a specall arrangement Lost to the Jaguars following a In an Important game at Nashville ALFONZO L. JOHNSON made with King Hassan I Ion Miss nor. 73 season last year «re 12 hard to "Handful of Memories" — Juani­ Nov. 3. Dunham going to Africa. replace four year performers, in­ ta Robinson and Thomas Elrod. JAGUAR FACTS Otis Lee Hamilton, 14-year-old cluding David Evans, a 258 - pound son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hamil­ IS IT A FACT THAT? 196'2 Schedule All - American tackle Semi-Pro League Baseball Nora Collins and Donald Bryant Sept, 22 — 8 p. m. Texas South­ ton, 1749 Harahan, won the Junior ANTI-BANDA PARTY According to at least two of Division championship of the Na­ are “In Love Again"? ern University — Galveston, Texas. BLANTYRE, Nyasaland -(ANP) the "Systems,” a nervy clan of Dot Parks and Thomas Jordan Sept. 22, — 2 p. in. Grambling tional Open Golf Tournament at — A new African political party star - gazers who more often than Fuller Park last week. By J. D. WILLIAMS day night at Bellevue Park. The are doing the "Twist" better than College — Baton Rouge. to oppose the alleged "dictatorship" not, are forced to munch up thetr second game was scheduled to be Oct. 6, 7:30 p. m. - Dillard Upl- Placing second- Alfonzo L. John­ of Dr. Hastings Banda’s ruling Ma- I The regular season was over two ever these days? pre - season forecasts,- the Jaguars played on Tuesday night at the - i.awrpnne Cross has Freddie Rooks verslty — New Orleans. son, also 14 and son of Mr, and Mrs. has been launched here. It Is the have been stacked behmd-Oram- -William-Johnson, 182 Harahan. peeks ago but the 2nd half cham­ same park. The Flamingo carriers "Down In The Valley”? Oct. 13, 7.30 p. m. - Arkansas Convention or African Nation Un­ 2 POWDERS 8« bling College, Texas Southern, Both youngsters received trophies. pionship was not decided in two winners of Division IV will meet the Doris White is going to leave A. M. & N. - Pine Bluff A? k. ion, which claims the support of 80 Jackson College and Prairie View 12 POWDERS 25* uivisionais until this week. Four winners of Divisions III and V this Charlie Fleming "Any Day Now“? Oct. 20, 7:30 p. nt. — Jackson per cent of the territory’s chiefs. ¥ In the final standings of tlie mus­ times the Blues and the Athletics weelj-end. In all the Semi-Pro A third party stands between Ber­ College - Baton Rouge. cular Southwestern Athletic Con­ INDEPENDENCE pad to be postponed because of games: The Semi-Pro league nice Johnson and James Sidney? Oct. 27. 7:30 p. m. — Alcon Col­ lain, Monday night and Wednesday THANKSGIVING champs will meet the Elite Giants ATTENTION: Anyone interested ference-. lege — Jarman, Miss. Bob Lee, taking the position that LONDON — < ANP)— A Thanks­ NINTH STREET SKATING RINK Light. DeSoto Hardwood defeated of Nashville. Tenn. (Capital Hill in purchasing a Bathing Beauty Nov. 3, 2 p. m. — Tennessee A. games and championships are won giving Service, to mark the attain­ pie Sanitation Sluggers to cop both Champions) Final agreements have Photoi of The Fabulous Jeb arid I. — Nashville, .Tenn. Wait Memphis, Ark. on the field and no crystal • ball­ ment, of Independence ni| the Brit­ ends of the championship stick of been made as tir Where the first Stuart Fan Club cal) Jerry Timms * Nov. ‘10, 2 p. m - Wiley Col­ (1 Block So. of Broadway) ing from the comforts of an arm ish West Indian Islands of Trinidad division III. games will be played. The Flamin­ lege. — Baton Rouge. LET’S ROLLER SKATE! E. X. 7-1005. chair, expressed strong confidence and Tobago will be broadcast In division II, the Hunko Tho­ go Room will be the place. Sept. CHIT CHAT: Last week our club Nov. 17, 2 p. m. — Florida A. In his yet to be met Jaguars. Westminister Abbey over the mas Street team defeated the Mag­ 8, the leagues annual affair. President Helen Simpson presented & M. — Baton Rouge. Open Every Night 7 to 10 “We have a tradition of winning Overseas Service on Sunday, nolia Eagles, contrary to what I Who will be the new Queen? Rueben Washington of Station W. Nov. 24, 8 p. in. - Prairie View BIG CROWD - LOTS OF FUN! here at Southern which is strongly predicted last week. Magnolia just How they finished (First and L. 0. K. a beautiful birthday cake College — Houston, Tex. felt by players and coaches alike,” did not have it, and Humko took Second place winners of (Division Returning Lettermen: 29 (6 ends; on the Cane Cole Club. said Bob. “We suffered some key two straight. In Sunday’s game, the One). Jeb Stuart is doing a charity 4 tackles; 4 guards; 3 centers; 3 losses last year. You can’t lose Klondike Athletics split a double­ Federal Compress Blucs.14-5 show“Aug-29af---the^-.Tr,^Walkeii quarterbacks; 6 hiijfbacks; 3 full­ Leader with the Blues winning the players likc Evjns. Donnle Davis, Klondyke Athletics 12-7 Lewis YMCA a crowd of 600 is ex­ backs) ' tackle Charles Shared and Wall first 3-1 and dropping the second, (Division Two) pected to be present. Bailey without feeling thé lots, but k-5 Humko Thomas St. 15-4 Bill Thomas who broadcast 4 til’ Magnolia Eagles 12-7 we have a bunch of kids with a I The Blues won the first half 6:45 daily on W. H. E. Y. (1220) (DIVISION THREE) lot of heart. They'll do alright.' [hampionship and the Athletics will M. C. this show. —0— Baltimore Colls DeSoto Hardwoods 14-5 "So until next week "Lady Top” Lou the second half of section I. Confideally, Lee added, "We have Sanitation Sluggers 12-7 and you too "Ole Great One”, If In the play-off, the Blues won the ten tough ball games. We’ll play (DIVISION XjUR) you try and do not win, our ad­ first game at Bellevue Park Sunday Flamingo Carriers 18-0 (Perfect them all, and I do mean PLAY 1-5, and Monday night at Lincoln, vise Is try again. them.” Outscore Dallas Record) [he Athletics came from behind in Following the opener with Texas ' Memphis Black Caps 15-3 | innings to take the second 4-3 Southern, the Jaguars get another |o even the series at 1-1. The third (DIVISION FIVE) [nd final game is slated for Tues- Wesson oil 17-1 Cowboys, 24'10 lay night at Lincoln____ Cargill Hawks 13-5 Round And Round -TOURISTS INCREASE Gora's Dermen'-Gems 14-5. JROANOKE, Va. - (UPI) - John­ | The winner to take on Desoto WASHINGTON-- (UPI) -Long lines of tourists, encircling the ny Unltas passed for one touchdown Bardwood Champs of Division III. and scored another on a sneak to In a best 2 out of 3 series, Humko south grounds of the White House LIBERIA’S REVENUES four abreast Tuesday, continued to spark the Baltimore Colts to a 24- Thomas Street team winners of WASHINGTON - (NNPA) -Re­ push tourism at the White House 10 victory over the Dallas Cow­ division II won early over Wesson venues oi the Lberian government By PRESTON JONES boys Saturday night In a nexhibl- Golfing went “round and round" to new records. Through Aug. 18 Distilled Distilled |>il Champs of Division V. 8-1 Mon- for 1961 set an all - time high, ac­ tlon game. during the National Golf Tourna­ the number of visitors this year LondonDry cording to a report just issued by came to 1,174,676, a new record. Unltas rolled to the left midway .LondonDry the Republic of Liberia’s Bureau of ment held last week. The tourna­ in the third quarter and tossed ment, held at Pine Hill and Teller Last year the total of White House 1 Gin Gin internal Revenues and Bureau of KSMIIHIOIIIIMIS usti' oaiilllHWIIiUUlHIJIll visitors passed one million for the an 11-yard touchdown pass to Bob Economic Research and Statistics. Park Golf courses, drew golfers m limits main imho III Willi«! See Jack first time in history. Clemmens, a rookie from Pitts­ Totalling $32.2 million, the revenue from al lover the country. There burgh. figure, a” government statement said were as many colorful golf out-fits Six mnutes later, Unltas scored ls°a good barometer of Liberia’s worn by women and men as you GLOBAL COMEDIAN from the one-yard line after set­ at could possibly Imagine During this rapidly growing economy. ACCRA - (ANP) - James K. E. ting up the touchdown with two successful golf tournament there Adjayi, popularly known as Ajax tosses to Jimmy Orr .good for a were many bogies made but no Bukana, the comedian, has embark­ total of 65 yards. 1ALLEY GETS CONTRACT ALG hole-ln-ones. A thousand dollars ed on a three-year world tour to The Colts scored early with a 42- NE WYORK- - (UPI) - Talley was offered for every hole-in-one Introduce the world to “African yard field goal by Steve Myhra In 4 Indusrties, Inc., said It has obtain- made but none was so fortunate. personality in comedies." His tour, the first quarter but Dallas evened a $2 million contract from Lock­ LIQUOR STORE Many trophies were won by out- sponsored by President Kwame the score with a 15-yard field goal heed Aircraft Corp, for a newly of-town players and Memphis play­ Nkrumah will take him to the So­ off the foot of Sam Baker. developed rocket cctapult kit for ers. If you would like to see these viet Union, United States, Western The Colts broke open the dead­ 575 MISSISSIPPI BLVD. the crew escape system of the T-33 beautiful trophies you may view Germany and England. lock early in ‘ the third quarter Them-abFulleris-Park-Golf Cluli.— -"-afccraft------;—r—------when Cowboy—quarterback-Eddie Joseph L. Nelson and Sidney Le Boron’s pass was picked off by *r Oates played 18 holes last Sunday CITY ELECTIONS Colt halfback Lenny Lyles. He ran at Riverside Golf Course and Mr. LAGOS - (ANP) - Citizens of it back 45 yards for the score. Nelson made a hole-in-one. He Lagos will be going to the polls on Dallas scored again midway in might have been a thousand dollars October 15 to elect new city coun­ the fourth period on a six-yard richer had this happened during cilors. The winning candidates will run by quarterback Don Meredith. the tournament. serve for a period of three years. 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) Jackson, Mississippi School National Baptist Convene Sept. 4 CHICAGO -The 700 -voice choir for the 82nd annual National Bap­ tist Convention, U. S. A., Inc., con­ vening here Sept. 4-9, will warm up • Saturday, September 1, 1962 Petition Filed with their first rehearsal tonight at Chicago’s Coliseum; Dr. Joseph H. Jackson, conven-— tlon President, said he expected In Behalf Of this year’s musical program to be the best in the history of the con­ vention because it will present the broad scope of Negro religious mu­ Nine Parents sic. He said the program will be di­ JACKSON, Miss. - Another at­ vided into three basic segments: tempt to crack Mississippi’s mas­ Negro religious classics, spirituals sive segregation system was made and gospels. It will be presented August 16 when a petition was filed WITH PEACE CORPS IN GHANA - "I have been In photo at right, there's a trick to boarding so busy teaching and coaching sports. There is a "mammy wagon", Ghana's most popular mode at Tuesday's convention at 8:00 p. by nine parents, including NAACP m. Field Secretary Medgar Evers, with so much to be done and so little time to do it of transportation. Peace Corps Volunteer Carol Chairman of the Musical Com­ the Jackson Municipal Separate in," reports Peace Corps Volunteer Michael Shea, Waymire, 27, of Santa Rosa, Calif., is finding mittee is Rev. T. L. White. Choir School District. The petition was Director is W. C. Myrick assisted filed in behalf of fifteen children 23, of Ecu Claire, Wisconsin, from his secondary, this out as she prepares to board one for an by Wllla Jones, who will direct the in grades two through twelve. school int. Kibi,irik! nuGhana,— in panel,at«„„.I .i left.i.h I outing with her students in Kumasi. , ■ ’ ’ . ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ ’ i classic portion of the program and Reaction from Jackson officials Roberta Martin who will dircet the and citizens was swift and, in ma­ gospel segment. Myrick will direct ny instances, vitriolic in nature the spirituals, and Lorenzo Stalling Mississippi state law requires seg­ Peace Corps Celebrates Kills Self By will direct the processional. regation. State Attorney General Myrick said this year's smaller Joe Patterson said his office would choir will make no audible differ­ cooperate with city officials and ence In the program. He said the attorneys in any way they wished. Exploding Blast decrease to 700 from 1,200 voices Chairman of the Jackson School First Anniversary In Ghana was made because the larger group Board, Lester Alvis, said that the presented too many organizational law would be followed. WASHINGTON - "You are very much on trial in Ghana. You and directing problems. The Jackson Dally News, in re­ will make or break the Peace Corps, The payoff will come out Charge In Mouth Soloists will foe Hattie Miller, Ed? cording the event, listed not only there where you're working. The President is counting on you. GREENSBORO, N. C. - (ANP)— na Williams, Harold Martin, Mar­ the names of the parents and It's up to you to prove that the concepts and ideals of the Ameri­ An employe of the Swift and Com­ ion Kaye, Virginia Marshall, Wil­ children involved but 'heir address­ pany fertilizer plant took his life lie White and Lorenzo Stalling. es as weli, thereby openly inviting can Revolution are still alive." last week by placing a' blasting Guest artist will be Mahalla reprisals. Since the petition was With these words, Peace Corps of chickens and goats wandering charge in his mouth and touching Jackson, the well known Negro spir­ filed numerous telephone threats Director Sargent Shriver a year into the class room. 1 it off. itualist. have been received by Field Secre­ ago dispatched 51 secondary school "The students, however .are an John William Robinson’s body tary Evers and others. teachers for Ghana — the first Inspiration - they fight with each was found shortly after 8 a. m. The News also carried a bomb­ could eat any where In the U. 8. other over who is to be the lucky Aug. 20, in a fertilizer bln at the astic editorial praising the Jackson Peace Corps Volunteers to go A." "That may not be long, “I one to carry the master’s books and plant. school system and denouncing Mi. abroad. said.— g —■■ ■■■ —------On Friday, August 31, the Ghana they stand to greet me in unison. Coroner R. B. Davis, Jr., who Evers as a 'professional i acial agi­ 'It will be longer than it takes Volunteers will celebrate their first They try very hard for the most ruled the death a suicide, said he tator" who intended "to • dev,my for some germ to mow me down;" anniversary in the field — without part, but they have quite a bit of was uncertain whether man used Jackson, its school system arm said Simple. "If Jim Crow was HATFORM GUESTS AT ASC SUMMER CONVOCA- H. Simmons, Dr. William B. Stewart, Dr. William difficulty with English and my blasting caps or dynamite. Both create hate and fury if his demands festivities. only human .maybe Jim Crow would American accent does not help it.” were kept In the plant, TION- Left to right: Rev, Harry Nevels, Dean R. | H. Dennis, Rev. O. H. Brown, Mr. Erasmus Dent. were not met." On the same day ,a second group get sick, catch pneumonia, get Mr. Evers stated that the group of Ghana Volunteers will arrive in knotted up with arthritis, have gall­ of parents would not be intimidat­ Accra to begin their overseas as­ stones, .a strain, TB., cancer .else ed by threats of violence and that signments. a bad heart and die. I would not Union Policies Said To School Enrollment they would hold their ground until “BOLD SPLENDID IDEA" mind seeing Jim Crow die. If neces­ a formal answer has been received The first program was born in sary, put to death. In fact, I would from the school board. Legal ac­ April of 1961 after a meeting In pay for Jim Crow's funeral, even tion is planned If necessary to Accra between President Kwame ELEANOR send flowers. If the family request­ Restrict Minority Earning Shows Record Hike bring the schools in line with the Nkrumah and Sargent Shriver. ed, I would even rise and preach 1954 Supreme Court decision bin­ Nkrumah called the Peace Corps his funeral. Yes, I wouiGl" NEW YORK - The Internation­ memberch'p, and its jobs are the ning public school segregation. "a bold and splendid Idea," and a al Ladies Garment Workers Union best in New York City’s garment request was made through his Min­ JIM CROW'S FUNERAL I would say, "Jim Crow, Jim cime in for some strong criticism industry. For Eighteenth Yr. ister of Education for 50 to 75 sec­ Crow, the Lord has taken you ot its practices involving Negro and "On the other hand,” he added, ondary school teachers. Enrollment in the Nation's public Old Jim Crow's just panting and a coughin, away! Thank God, Jim Crow, you Puerto Rican members in testi­ ‘‘there is 60A which is simply a unit On the weekend of July 4. 1961, and private schools from kinder­ CONVENTION will never again drink from no mony here this week before a sub­ of Local 60. This is almost entirely the men and women selected for But he won't take wings and fly. white fountain while I go dry. garten through college, increasing committee of the House Committee Negro and Puerto Rican. They work Ghana arrived at the University of Old Jim Crow is laying in his coffin' Never again, Jim Crow, will you set for the 18th consecutive year, will CALENDAR on Education and Labor. ss shipping clerks,- push boys and Calfornla at Berkeley for six weeks up in front uf the buses from reach a new all -time high of 513 By IRENE ROLAND for But he don't want to die. Herbert Hill, NAACP labor secre­ delivery man. They earn in the of intensive training. Washington to New Orleans while million in the 50 States and the ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS I have writ his obituary, tary, declared hi his statement to vicinity of $50.00 per week.” The effectiveness of the Berkeley I rides back over the wheels. Never District of Columbia in the school National Urban League, Grand f the subcommittee; ILGWU contracts provide for but program was more than evident Still and yet he tarry. again will you, Jim Crow, laying year 1962-63, the U. 3. Office of Rapids, Mich. — September 1-6. 'There are virtually no Negro and a small amount above the bare when the Volunteers debarked in here dead .rise up and call me out Education estimated today. This is National Baptist Convention, U. "I wish there was some way of the crime. It just kills him. What Puerto Rican members in the lo­ minimum required by law “in the Accra —an extremely favorable at­ of my name, n .. r. I got you In an increase of 2 million over the S. A., Inc., Cnicago, Ill. - Septem­ dying without dying, said Simple, we need to do Is to get at the cals that control access to the well locals where there is a maor con­ mosphere was created when they my power now, and I will preach enrollment of 49.3 million for the ber 4-9. "of getting rid of the bad things basic roots of evil, just as a physi­ paid jobs where thr,re is a high centration of non - white workers,’ Stepped from the plane and sang you to your grave. 1961-62 school year. Woman’s Convention, Auxiliary ti^at afflicts mens, keeping the cian tries to get at the roots of dis­ degree of job stability," he said. Hill’s statement declared. a Ghanaian song In Twl, the na­ "You did not know a Negro was The Office of Education also es­ to The National Baptist Comen­ good, and still being alive. For in­ ease.” He said that for all practical Typical jobs in these categories tional language. going to preach your funeral, did timated that 1.744 million class­ tion, U. S. A. Inc., Chicago, Ill. — stant, my old aunt Lucy had ar­ "That is what I mean,” said purposes, locals such as 10, 60 and are floor girls, shipping clerks, The Volunteers spent their first you Jim Crow? Well, I Is! Me. room teachers will be needed by the September 4-9. thritis, which made her kind of Simple. “It Is the sick root that 89 are "lily - white" while Negro trimmers and sewing machine op­ two weeks at the University of Jessie B. Simple, was made in the National Bankers Association, snappy at times, but she had a should go, not the whole green and Puerto Rican workers are erators in the low - priced dress public and nonpublic elementary Ghana at Legon, seven miles from image of God from time eternal and secondary schools in the 50 Philadelphia, pa. >- September 13- good soul, one of the best. Now tree." "limited to membership in Local 22 field and in the miscellaneous lo­ Accra. "Ths setting and architec­ from the day of the infinite Into States and the District of Colum­ 15. if the arthritis had just died, in­ "Of course there are arguments and in the unit known as 60A," cals. ture of the University combined in­ whom was breathed the breath of National Negro Licensed Bever­ stead of her, that would have been on both sides,” I said. "Sometimes which he called “the Jim Crow aux­ Mr. Hill concluded that the IL bia. This number is 36 'percent to one of the most pleasing and life just to preach your funeral, greater than th» 1,684 million em­ age Association, Washington, D. C. like it should be. Look at Presi­ the illness has spread from the iliary of Local 60." GWU leadership has simply refused appealing scenes we had observed,” Jim Crow and to consign you to ployed in 1961-62. — September 18-21. dent Roosevelt — if what ailed him root to the whole green tree, as to adust to the fact that non - wrote Kansas Volunteer Robert M. the dust where you may rot In National Business League, Phila­ could have died, but not him, the you put it. So the leaves are no BEST IN INDUSTRY whites make up an increasingly 800.000 INCREASE Krisko. “The buildings are beautl-. peace until the world stops spinning delphia, Pa. — September 27-29. world mlkht have been different longer green, but withered and dry, The average hourly wage in jobs large part of New York’s popula­ ful. The school extends for about around in the universe and comes Anticipated enrollments in pub­ today". .b as the branches have no sap in within Local GO’S jurisdiction »pres­ tion — with heavy concentration in to a halt so all of a sudden hell­ lic and nonpublic schools from kin­ two miles up the slope of Legon "In other words, I said, “you mean them, in which case some say you sers) is $$5.00 an hour, Mr. Hill the lower income categories, the fire quick that it will fling you, dergarten through Grade 8 are es­ Hill. This was our home for two if the ills of the flesh could pass might' as well cut the tree down”. said. Local 60 has an all - white bulk of the union’s constituency. me and everybody through the A. timated at 35 million for the 50 weeks and it was a pleasant one. on, but not the good people who "I really started out talking M. and the P. M. of Judgment States and the District of Colum­ Seek UN Discussion We had classes and lectures spon­ have them, it would be a fine about people being sick, not trees, wham to the foot of the throne of bia, an increase of 800,000. In sored by the Ghanaian Ministry of thing. Your fallacy there is that not murders ,not evil. Just plain God! Grades 9 through 12, the increase Education .adjusted to the climate not all people are good to begin old backache, headache, stomach- is expected to be 900.000 — from and the food and spent a lot of time with. Some are ill, and evil too." ache-sick which is what removes God will say Jim Crow! Jim SIGHT-SAVING DRIVE 10.8 million to 11.7 million. DI S. African Policy In Accra, looking around." . “It is the bad in them I wish more people from this world then Crowl Get away! Hie yourself In institutions of higher educa­ At the end of the Legon training, would die", said Simple. "If I were an electric chair. I am wishing for hence! Make baste - and take your tion. both public and prviate, an NEW YORK - (NNPA) -Thir­ the Volunteers were assigned to ty-nineAfro - Aslan countries and a judge, I would not put nobody instant, that I will never gee noth­ place in hell! , enrollment ir.ciew of 300,000------schools- throughout__Ghana. AL- ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT to death. Would just-sentence -the ing that will make me sick enough “I’m sorry-that-ls what God will from 4 3 million to 46 million — is Yugoslavia have requested In a though most assignments were In NEW YORK, N. Y. — September's bad in them to die.” to die." say, Jim Crow. So I might as well citizens healthy and productive, our anticipated. letter made public on Aug. 20, the the southern half of the nation, annual "Sight-Saving Month" cam­ older people capable of enjoying the "Unfortunately, mankind has de­ "In that case, you would just say It first. Rising enrollments in klndergar- inclusion of an item on South Af­ where the living conditions and the paign of the National Society for j rewardsre of long life." vised no sure-fire way to separate die of old age. Everyb»>dy dies of J ten and elementary and secondary rica’s race policies in the agenda schools were comparatively new and "It gives me great pleasure, Jim the Prevention of Blindness" offers ' ' “Sight-Saving Month" rigures re- the evil from man ,or man from something." (schools an due chiefly to increased of the General Assembly's seven­ modern, some Volunteers were sent Crow. to xlose-your funeral with all Americans an invaluable op­ leased by the NSPB in outlining the teenth session. evil. The theory of capital punish­ “I do not want to catch old age '/birthrates in recent years. The into areas still untouched by these words - as the top Is shut portunity to learn about the care challenge to sight include: 392,000 ment Is that if the whole man is either," said Simple. birthrate has advanced in most In a memorandum accompanying modern conveniences. on your casket and the hearse pulls and protection of their precious Americans are legally blind; 1.5 the formal request, they said that put to death, the evil will go with “Old age catches everyone soon­ years since 1(45. An earliersirge in up outside the door - and all vision," President Kennedy said to­ FREQUENT VISITORS him - his particular evil, that is. er or later. No human Is immortal million Americans are blind in one' births in 114M3 has been reflected the South African Government was segregationists wipe their day. A Volunteer from Illinois, Tom It is a kind of legal assassination. on this earth. You were not meant eye; one out of every four school1 to some extent In college e.V’oll- implementing segregation policies weeping eyes - and every coach In children needs some form of eye “with increasing ruthlessness and Livingston described his situation But the trouble is that the patterns to stay here forever." The thirteenth annual sight-sav­ ■ ments since j959-1960. the Southern railroad is draped In care; 13 million American adults disregard of world opinion and in Dodowa: “The school buildings of evil are not individual, they are "I’d like to stay here, said ing drive which runs through Sept. ; Statisticians anticipate, however, mourning - as the Confederate over 40 have glaucoma and half of successive resolutions adopted by are just remodeled Ghanaian com­ social. They spread among a great Simple" For what purpose? "To live 30th seeks reduction in the more that the fust really sharp in­ flag is at half mast • and the D. A. of them don't know it; 300,000 In­ the United Nations.” pounds .The walls are of the tradi­ many people. Electrocute one mur­ to see the day when I would not than 30,000 new cases of blindness crease In college enrollments will R. has fainted, Jim Crow, you go to each year. Comedian Bob Hope is dustrial eye accidents occur each Tne memorandum drew attention tional white-washed mud and the derer today, but someone else is have to hire a lawyer to go to 1 come cuout lite start of the )9j.«-66 hell!” chairman of the national event. year; and only one of nine pachal- ceilings are of rusty corrugated committing murder some other the Supreme Court to eat in a school year. Then high school restaurant...... in Virginia. I would...... like (From the Langston- Hugbra “Through Its 1962 theme — Sight ly-seeing school children is receiv­ steel. We have visitors in the form place at that very moment. Kill­ j graduates bcm in 1946 will apply born, where he was recuperating ing a man doesn't kill the form ol to live to see the day when I Reader, 1958). For A Lifetime - the National So­ ing necessary special educational1 for admission. Between 1945 and late last week. aids. ciety for the Prevention of Blind­ 1947, the annua) member of births When the news reached the base to South Africa’s recently enacted ness warns that the crusade against Organized in 1908, the NationalI Increased by I million. This is ex- Spencer's commanding officer was "sabotage bill" and said that this blindness must be constant and Society for the Prevention of Blind­■ pected to csult in substantial in- elated. In a brief ceremoy, Lt. Col. “further added to existing bitter­ unyielding,’’ the President stated. ness is the only national voluntary' creases in colligo enrollments in Cletus E. Busan honored the air­ ness and tension between various The requirement for sight con­ health agency devoted exclusively to• the three years begmning ir 1965- man for his deeds. racial groups In South Africa." servation at ail age levelt, by early sight conservation through re­• 1966. detection of eye problems, protec­ search, education and preventive! As yet. the office of EdKa'Inn tion against accidents and correc­ services. Working nationally and1 said steadily mounting collars en- tion of vision deficiencies, is beng through state divisions, it has baad-■ rollments should be credited large- NOW! You can be double*8^ fmphasized by-thfr NSPB ln thetwiTefs al 16 East 4ü¿ Street, New Do’s And Don’ts i ly to the fact that there is a grow­ 1962 campaign. York 16. N. Y. ing.interest In attending college, “Disease .accident and neglect laiiicr than to Higher birthrates. bring blindness to thousands of London rejects Manila’s claim young and old alike,” Mr. Kennedy to North Borneo. 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