^Memphis Area News Briefs MONTGOMERY PROTEST
MISg. NEORO TEACHERS ASS’N RAH LAW REQUIRING THEM TO LIST ORGANIZATIONS THEY abk w tR| HALTED; PASTOR FINED $500 JACKSON, Miss. - <£N6) - The Mississippi Negro Teachers Assoc la t Ion last weekend described a re cently passed Mississippi law re quiring teachers to list the organi zation to which they belong or have supported as "an instrument of fear to every law abiding Negro teacher in the state." The law, one of several passed by Mississippi to deter public school desegregation, was designed TAMBA», A.ACC UOVÂ.MÀ-C to curtail Negro teacher support of the NAACP VOLUME 24-NUMBER 80 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, -955 MEMPHIS COED NAMED SWEAT ER QUEEN AT UNIV. OF N. DA KOTA _ Miss Gwendolyn Crawford, of 675 Jaycees Push Aferechal Nell, now a student at •the University of North Dakota a has been elected Sweater Queen of Young Man Of No Compromise On Equality the campus. 'MAYOR THORNTON' MEETS THE SPIRIT ' “ Matthew’“ Thornton Miss Crawford 20. a graduate of Melrose high school, is majoring (right) the blind, philosophical Mayor of Beale Street, was host In music and is president of the to Miss Maxine Perrymon, Spirit of Cotton Makers Jubilee, at on Year Contest Pi Lamba Theta sorority chapter informal gathering al his residence last week. Seen with the The members of the Memphis Ne at the university. "Mayor'* and Miss Perryman is H. L. Chandler, assistant cashier gro Junior Chamber of Commerce Earl Dickerson Tells Group are working hard toward the selec TWO CITY RACE POLICEMEN at the Tri State Bank. - (Staff Photo by Tisby) I tion of a young man to which its BY RAYMOND F. TISBY SUSPENDED FOR ATTENDING T Young Man of the Y
Î BY ROBERT H. DENLEY MONTGOMERY, Ala. - (INS) - The Rev. M.’l. King, Jr., was found guilty Thursday of conspiring to sustain Montgomery s long Entertainer; Here Apr. 7 bus boycott and fined $500. WILL SING AND TELL STORY ing the program, announced. OF ENDING HER STAGE CA- Three » ill be no admission to the “ Judge Eugene W. Carter, who I writes in trying to prevent violence program, however, Elder Graham made the decision in tlw jury-less I think it it fair to find him guilty RIER ___ Joyce Bryant, the n choir girl said an offering will' be taken to trial explained he reduced the pun but fine him only $500." help pay the way of the two young ishment well below the maximum The maximum punishment under whose sexy delivery of song and ir. recognition of the Negro minis the 30 year old anit-boycott law Is sliver tinted hair boomed her to women thru college. »100.000 year income as a night ter's attempt to prevent violence a fine of $1,000 aud six months in When they-gave up their enter club headliner and who last shock during the boycott that began last jail. tainment careers both Miss Bryant ed the entertainment world by giv December 5. After the sentences. Negro specta and Miss Cervantes also gave a#» y ing up her bistro career to enter The trials of 89 other Negroes on tors shook hands with the miniser. their fabulous wardrobes and stage lylielous wrok. will be In Memphis similar charges were postponed pend but there was no demonstration. income > ing the Rev. King's appeal to the Saturday. April 7. Robert Carter. National Associa The public is invited State Supreme Court. tion for the Advancevent of Colored Miss Bryant, now a student at ■ ■ I . King, who was released immediate people legal staff member from New Oakwood College, Huntsville. Ah., ly under bond, told newsmen: York who participated in the trial a religious school sponsored by the . FIGHT PUNNED ' s&id- Seventh Day Adventist, will appear Church Group Ash MISS.S MAN OF THE YEAR—Gut Courts, the militant Belzoni, Miss., This will not dlninish In any way "We think, that if a conviction St Metropolitan Baptist Church MISS AUTHERINE LUCY is welcomed at Delegate Assembly for CNr- I the interest In the Bus protest we grocer who lost year was seriously wounded by unknown and yet can be sustained under this law. the Walker and McDowell, at 7-30 p. m. il Rights, in Washington, D. C., by Roy Wilkins, NAACP oxecutivo will continue the protest in the same law itself is unconstitutional. We End To Bias unapprehended assailants, will be cited as "Man of the Year" by Sharing the podium with Miss protest in the same spirit.” will take it to he U. 8. Supreme secretary. ' the Mississippi Regional Council of Negro Leadership at the or Judge Carter's decision, issued im court if necessary." Bryant will be Vivian Cervantes, NEW ORLEANS—(A N P) The Miss Lucy, -who came tp Washington to see her brother, ot> former noted model who also re ganization's meeting next month in Jackson. mediately after attorneys completed The next step Is an appeal to the president of the New Orleans In«- Assembly'delegate from Chicago, did not speak or otherwise par linquished her public career and Along with Courts, shown in the Memphis World photo above final arguments, was delivered to a Alabama Supreme Court which up denominational Ministerial Allune ticipate who is now also studying at Oak in the conference. In his Mound Bayou hospital bed following the incident, a post hushed court room made up pre held the validity of the anti-boycott has called on the area's 100,000 Ne wood, Elder C R Graham, pastor Assembly was held March 4-6 under sponsorship of dominantly of Negroes. law in 1942 under which the Rev groes to rise up and let the White humous citation will go to the Rev. G. W. Lee, victim of another The jurist aid: the Mississippi Blvd. Seventh Day Cit tiers Councils know "the ton« te ship Conference on Civil Rights. It was attended by 2,000 mysteriovt Brioni »hooting. - (Withers Photo) , “Because of this defendant's a$- (Conttoaed eg Paje I Adventist Church which te sponsor- out for EepegattoV gates from 38 states, • ■ F* * ’i
4 -r »ye u*»»»J-. f ft. An***<«*r [night at 7:30 flwae preghi •' Hid inc i.irthcomlng City ! Booker T Washington. Douglass,' 1 • MEMPHIS WORLD • W j MZ.NASb/-.. E.C' « !_Vvi Wide Talent Show to be held April Melrose and Hamilton •6 at the Cera I'. Taylor Auditorium Bobbie Nelson, Celestine Ransom By MELVIN G?JER which will lie something "new". Betty Barnes, Mose Y Brooks, Joyce IF GETHENIA HOBB HITS HOLLYWOOD, SHE Tile members of the quintet are BOOKER T Turner. Roosevelt Jamison. Lois MIGHT SET MOViEDOM ON FIRE! - r- Robert Fitzgerald, 1st tenor; John Williams. Mildred Phillips. Barbara After such a sizzling performances in the Speech Deportment's Ford. 2nd tenor; Robert Currie, ban Mitchell. Orela Dillar. Sophia Coger, tone: Benjamin Carroll, lead man. Anita Pam. Helen Griffen. Rose I meritorious hit comedy, "let Me Off Here," gorgeous Miss Ger- Memphis and that "terrible" bass. President Ward. Blanche West. Alice McFay i fhena Hobbs, the Manassas gid with the shape of Marilyn Mon- James Ivy. The fellows say that WASHINGTON Andrew Earthman and others. i rose, Dorothy Dandridge, and Gina Lolobridflida, all in one slate, thev'll swamp any singing group COMING ATTRACTIONS New i might, when if she could, hit Hollywood like a house afire. that api>ears that night. Tonight is the nigjjt of the Hamil ! [From this corner, it appears as ton Library Club Dance in the Au vwe she is vicc-pres.iien, 01 Ihej lliou’l' they can du it as they have ditorium. Music by the All Stars. Buds of Promise and treasurer forj ;<«>d material. But. still, there will HIGH SCHOOL It is also the night of the Zephyrs' the jirior stewardess be nlenty of opposition from other1 Introduction to Spring at the Fla B’G SOCIALITE singing croups and the Nobles will Room You might find Miss Malone at have to give their all to emerge en mingo Cavaliers are presentine a the various social activities as shet lop. NEWS The on April 2 at the Flamingo enioys dancing end is quite an ex REMEMBER JAMES Al’STIN, dance pert nr 'he art of daneirtr She ha? BY MARY ANNE THOMAS Room the crooner, a eraduale of '54-54? at) odd hobby aside from dancing . The Meis, are presenting their Well, he’s gone into show business which is collecting earrings, and has I Pre-Anniversarv dance on March ' and ha« already received a break. s Ifi'-ge vsnrir’cr. 28. at the Flamingo, everyone at Mi« Ha'one is quite knotn a- He's making records for a big rec Clarence and Ollie Brown of 1516 By MARY ANNE THOMAS tending this affair or rather every MARCH 17 round the Big !W despite the fact or J eorooration. Florida a boy. Chung Lev couple will receive an invitation to Fred and Louise Jolmson of 1392 (l’^t rh- «’•¡’taw she's "not much of SOME MUSIC LOVERS staled we JUNIOR REVIEW DRAW CROWD James and Vera Granderson of their Anniversary in April Gaby, a girl. Wanda Jean a leader." Mavbr she wax onlv jwt-. «rone Tuesday when we stated I The Junior Review which is an annual project of the Junior 1751 Swift, a girl. Juanita ' The Ga-Te-Na's are presently^ Henry and Jetlie Mae Finley of ing when spe made the assertion as I hat '•Some People^ Call Me Speedo, Leon and Earline Prince of 384 Class had its share of viewers Friday night, March 16, in the Ham their annual "Gypsy Rose Ball", m 989 Peach, a girl. Pearli- Mai My Rea! Name Is Mr. Earl.'' South Fourth, a boy. Bernard Vin the name of Gwendolyn Malone is Eut ilton Auditorium. Among those I saw were:VVUIC, April 11. in form of a Pre-Annivc^* Jimmie and Eamestine Pilcher of I n rsme of f. ne .iround Ill* hall1 of | was crazier -than "Why Do Fools ' •'/«'♦A ' Martha Hall. Mary Hall. Freddyis: Lavalous‘ C- Gordon- - ...... 17. son ...ot j sary dance al the Flamingo 247 Cambridge, a girl. Margaret cent Manas«« and elsewhere. She is not- Fall In Love." Frankly, we think Robert raid Alice Darling of 269 ///*!** Bolden. Lucille Bank’s. Willie Wells. Mr and Mrs Ben Gordon of 3551 Be sure to attend the Senior Boy's Anne. they are both crazy. Waldorf, a boy Robert III ed for her excifii’" p<”s rnalitv. in- Ernest Hollimon. Evelyn Davis. Isa . Laclede. He is classified as a Junior play, watch this column for a date JeAsce L. and Clara Macklin of THE SPOTLIGHTS on Manassas nt Booker T Washington in the 11-1 r, swell and Betty Lewis of 950 tiJIteeni e. and sense of humor. dora Davis. William Young. C. C. later. 4860 Poplar R a ill Karen Lynne I Miss Malone ph ns to further her, students continued as the school’s Soul!’. LeMoyne Dr . a girl. Gloria MISS GERTI1F.NIA HOBBS Morgan, Ernestine Kimbrough. Ru- 4A homeroom under the guidance-, David and .Edna 'lunt of 8« F j It is true that people in show!I education at Tennessee State Uni- ’op discussion tins week Some cri- bystein Jones. Francyne Hurst. ship of Mr. Cunningham. LeMoyne Park, a e.ri. Phvilis Ann. i Jean. I veraltv in Nashville. Tennessee or.llcs are still on our necks so we ' business make some of the biggest j He is the captain oi the basketball John H and Irene Rair.ev of 2146 MARCH 20 the University of Buffalo, tn Buf- «on't reveal Tuesday's star stu- James Craigen, Barbara Wade money in the arts and Miss Hobbs | 1 Josie Baldridge, Janies Ware. Von- I team where he has received much j Getting Up Nights Bennett, a boy Vernett Rainey. faln New York. I dents If worried by "Bladder Wesknei»" [Getting Albert and Lillian Dukes of «37 il desirous to become famous and. etta Watson; Teolha Williams. Ruth fame and recognition, during his j Up NlghU (too frequent, burning or Itch Tommy and Amelia Cunningham » ing urination, or Strong. Cloudy Uijnel h wealthy at the same time, could HERE. .THERE AND ! successful season. L. C. also received | of 346 Dixie Mall, a girl. Yolanda Orb ins bov. Davie Wayne. CHARLES FON'TELLA LLOYD. Williams. Jevita Edwards. Janice due to common Kidney end Bladder Irri B' n L, and Pearlinc Bess of 361 ntnbably find numerous opyxirtuni- AROUND MANASSAS Suggs. John Aldridge, Morris Walk- two gold basketballs for his place» | tation». try CY8TEX for quick gratifying, Eloise I MISS BETTYE HAMPTON in ONE OF BIGGEST "BLOW, Silvcrftge. twins girls. Nanette and ties in the wide-open field of dra inent on the all District and all' comforting help. A billion CY8TEX tablets Freddy and Gertrude Tate of 57? MAN, BLOW". BOYS IN CITY. 1 er, Lois Frazier. used in past 55 yeari proye safety and vites you to attend the Gypsy Rose regional team __ Wicks, twins, girls Thelma and Jaiutte. matics Such appealing news articles | SEES GREAT FUTURE JUNIOR REVIEW BIG HIT •uccess. Ask druggist for CYSrEX under Willie and Maggie Wilkerson of ! Ball. April 11 at the Flamingo Room Mr Gordon also holds the honor ututactlon or money-back guarantee. Velma on Marilyn Monroe's 8 million dollar Ij presented by the Cfa-Te-Na Social IN FIELD OF MUSIC For those who did not make it to :’7i W California, a bo Donald ot being the "Most Valuable Player” | Raymond and Etila Mac Walls ol contract with M-G-M and I Love the Junior Review I will give you a I Club Music will be by Finas New-; SUliin)t hi> musj(,a| career al the in the Regional Tournament and 47« Wicks, a girl. Richard Lucy’s 8 million dollar contract [brief synopsis of what went on bom? and his orchartra. Mias Hamn far|y age of lin charlM EonU,|la has held the high point honors sev Kermitt E and Velina Blakeley of with CBS-TV, to mention a few of There were piano solos by Alvin 8amu< 1 and Olivia Morns o! 552 ton and club members are expect- L|o„d thp M(n ((f Mr and Mrs Joh|l eral times this season 859 Annie, a boy. Gerald Anthony. the stupendous sums paid show Johnson and Annie Marie Watkins. No Fourth, a boy.1 Reuther Lee ing a canamtv crowd. Parker, 552 Boyd Street, now 18 and He attends the Mount Vernon O. B and Lois Elliott oi 972 Mc business performers, should be tak Vocal Solos by: Earlinc Thomp- Early and Willie Gentry of 43 W ROBERT ALLEN reports that his a ¡n yjrSi y, Harvey’s 12-2 Baptist Church, where he is presi , M BIG Dowell. a girl. Yvonuc DcCarlo. en into consideration by students ¡son. Leslie Armstrong. Mildred Mc I lt.YNOW! I u>lds a rirl-Rhonda Ann with talent as Miss Hobbs and oth j Jaguar« Soda! Club’s “Rendesynu« K(,tiorl is one of lhf biKNt musi. dent of the choir I>. i. ««. 1 .«Ul«»» VI' Roliert L. and Hennie Bridges of In The Tropkes will be the hottest t(ans ¡n an(j bas played tette including: Jacquelyn Wash When asked one of (Jic major S’ (Fit.. I UO.h'tws- Earl and Carrie Tailor of ers. lM><..r '. alrur P'-»‘ 820 215 Caldwell a girl. Edna Jean | thing on the night of April 16 at wjtb vjrgua||y ap of the prominent questions of today "Should Teen rQutrttMonv." V It is also true that show business 1 burn. Mary Nicholson, Evelyn Wig litre M»t< Ri. Fields Road, a girl. Earline. Goodman and Laurine Kirkwood the Curries (lub Tropicana. This orchestras around town including LV lak ' r-s’ <” Is sometimes hard work but with | gins. Ida Hollis, Ada Lee and Geo. agers Go Steady" he replied. "I qeal- . ’ S*' ’ Walter and Lillie Mull of 1611 Cl 2543 McRae, a boy. Charles An will be the newly organized club's ( Turf Grfpnf Flnas Nfwb)(rn< wl||je !y don't have io tell you anything, C-WtlitaBrov.if». bL ■ such examples as Dorothy Dan- LeSure. accompanied by Dallestine “i'f. rl»-e» t Humber, twins boys and girl Cathy first big affUr and they are also Mltfht|| B1|, ||arvfv and B ' e Mi drew B. j Shelby, and Sinclair Alexander. vou should knew " t’.'Zb and Calvin. dridge. Harry Relafonte, Lena Horne Mack and Josie Lee Moss nt 234 I expecting a capacity crop'd. ¡-King. -■The curly ...... haired Manasslte ?&9fi Pearl Bailey, Sammy Davis. Jr., Ol Dances Waltz: George Fisher. Er Hid J-W»fr Robert and Rosie Tiler of Baker AKcj. ti./prl The First in a series of vocational elarinei and ga James and others who have ris nestine Hill. Joseph Jackson. Ver- Broad, a boy Robert Harris .' "Willie and Bessie Ford nf 637 Pon- j guidance mories was Presented | wlth ihf en to the top, it certainly pays off , orchestra of, da Phipps. Herbert Fields, and Bar 'OlUe jmd Alma Bailey ol life tAtoc, a girl. Wednesday afternoon in the Coraj Arnsje norne | ALL-AROUND; EXPERIENCED bara Bates. Rock Around the Clock: Capitol, a boy. Ollie Lonzo P Taylor; Auditorium. There are Miss Hobbr, as Miss Earline White, Claudine Hester. Jessie Holly, and George and Dorothy Sales of •MM Ixius C. and Lizzie Ramsey ol 725 more to come. I ili.'im, ■ ..„mi is CO.. Ilrpt. F 1.11 is “all-around" That is. she not Gloria Nooks. Begin the Begin: Talleho Road a bov, Arthur Lee Avers, a boi Robert Ear! CLYDE STOKES and JOHNNY 2451 K. Michltan Avtnae. Chica io Iß. Ill Joe and Clara Wilson. 398 South I MARCH 21 only can ad. but can speak, dance, I LOCKE are still requesting full sup- Christie Tanner, Emily Bethel. Bet L^udeulale St, a girl. Carolyn I Jos<, '.i and Katu Buhanna ot 17 $ing. and do almost anything else I i>ort of their Jokers Social Club's I ty Ransom. Toe Dance: Jacquelyn required of today s cinema perform Washburn and Josephine Isabel, r Farrow, u girl. Linda Ka> ' Pre-Anniversary Ball to beoe neidheld |' •< Johnnie and Ruthie MiG,v of 15?« Cornelius Ruth Brard of 1167 ers at the Flamingo Room. Wednesday,!/ Why Do Fools Fall 111 Love. Nudye ENJOY UTMOST SHAVING South iAududale. a eirl, Delmrahi G liirnes. a bov Ray Alrthonv. Miss Hobbs is the daughter of Mr. 1 March 2« | Bell Fisher. Cora Lambert, and Fay Kay. ' •• and Mrs James Hobbs of 137 Llp- Gardner, along with Sinclair Alex EASE AND CONVENIENCE Willie and Naomi Powell of 223 I ACCORDONG TO REPORTS, the L ’1 tord Street In school,she belongs ander. Two Tilings I love, which Waldo and Helen Hah, of 35. . Di!- 'ITo,? ’io. a girl Vaiane Michelle Annual Show’s date is May 2. The I to the Speakers and Writers. Nature i was a feature dance in the Jubileet land, a girl. B' • »riy D' ul./ Curtis, and Manervia Rotnian oi producers say it'll he even better ’ Study Club N. H A„ and the North was repeated by the Juniors in the John H and Catherine Tlmb*-- 8f>9¡1 Athens, a boy Marvin. I than last yrar's fabulous "Show ! Memphis Junior Civic Club. She course they were: Carole Hooks lake, vf 1)9 Grand, a ehl, Frar.kle H ■-.._hi*' vuic. ^uillaIt-uuuia the purpose is to better the stand 265 Cambridge a boy. Walter tough middle name, i Aley, a boj. Raymond Dewis Show continues and the partici I Lott, Pearl Westbrooks Claudia .Fred A. and Agazine Booker of 578 should he reach the rank of great ards of teen-agers Alber! and SalHe Sykes of 85« Palmer. Naomia McAfee. Leroy Sum She has not decided what college MISCELLANEO!S FOR SALE - Hnnd**Nall. a boy. Terry Jerome pants in the show appear to be “on musicians as Jimmy Dorsey. Law- the bail " That “Rock And Roll merset. Carl McKinney. Geraldine Final Sale • Chairs. Tables. Ma LeMoyne Park, a boy. Melvin louis. I fence Welk. etc., which is all possi- she will attend but thinks she will WHlfcB. and-Florinc Bell of 2961 McCray and a few others jcafrrrija boy. Bennetli Norman Review" number is terrific MissI" |j]e considcrjng [lls aheadv tremend- attend either Compton College in hogany Dresser, Phonograph Record Alma Jean Cleaves and Miss Shir MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Cabinet, Attic Fan, Fans, Heaters. . Anics and Eraestioe Morgan ol I ous strides in the melody media. Las Angeles. California, or Tennes ley Jones will perform in their last 1 TAKES OVER SPOTLIGHT: Chill-Chasers, Radiator Coven, Va *fT* Altansas. a boy. Ira. -t— Fontella's friends see a great fu-! see State University and major in INGM NAIL ONLY MEMPHIS PLAYER TO Business Education. cuum Cleaners, Infrared Heat LatRi, William A. slid Lorine Neely of » ,urelure lurfor n,nlhim lnin Ethenr wmr-upenwide-open nrioifield RECEIVE A PERSONAL TROPHY Refrigerator, Stove. Scatter Rt^Tr HURTING YOUT 2!®) Yala a boy. Gaelin Drake. THE DELfSA SOCIAL CLUB is of entertainment as he plans to at- Her hobbies are: reading good editorials and 'dancing. Her philoso Elertrie Clock. Mirror. Kitchen- Samuel P and Dorothy Jones ol presenting a "Heaven And Hell " 1 lpnd thf ( nhcrsitv nf Southern lumediufe MISS GWENDOLYN MALONE Ware, Glass-Ware, CutglaM, Old 2149 ‘ftofith ItobUYet Cir . a girl. Partyni°"1E 111 at,lhv hom,‘ of MUs ! California in Los Angeles, Califor- ! phy of life is “Be friends to all and Midi GWENDOLYN MALONE IS NOT Joy Rhodes on Lyon Avenue. The n(a in s^n,^ whfre hf wl|| fur. Vases. Pictures. Linens. Bedding. Stephanie Rene make new ones.” A few drop» of OÜ1WO& tHog b>evel A LEADER. BUT A "DARN Feathers. Marble Slabs. Shades, from •ormen’iLg pain of mrroW’ nail •’'Odls'atid Vwla Johnson of 1155 etob is expecting your attendance lher advan(.f his ,tu(ll„ m music, She believes in going steady and OVTCiR' » inoRfriifta thPBkin un'1*rw«rh the GOOD FOLLOWER" and tickets are on sale the one steady in her life is the Cnrtain'Stntehers, Luggage, Trunks util, alive* Hi* tiail to H nn »rutti i*k MeiflikXil. a boy. Freddie Lee. THE LES RENARD SOCIAL Club ' MANASSAS OBSERVES venta fortlift ptut and dia>Rit. ort. QUTuRO Although perl Miss Gwendolyn young man you ice pictured above. Medical and Religious Books, Dic Li available at all dro« cutxntwa. • Elite and Izora Moss of 409 King Road, a girl. Carolyn Vlnetta Malone of the Senior Class is appa met Sunday at the home 0! Miss I VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE WEEK L. C. Gordon tionaries, Phonograph Voeal Course, rently uot a bit leader around thr Carolyn Harris. The club is open ! Students engage in occupational | Large S»fe, And Other Article«. BR. Stanley and Alma Jean Lovette SOCIAL NEWS Mf (Ml Stephtms, boy. Reginald Big M. she said in a recent press for new members. clinics, with professional counsellors j The last meeting of the Esquites 5-4364, 1150 Easttnoreland. conference that she's a “darn good Isaiah MISS ALBERTA CLARK, t h e in. the field chosen for them for Social Club was held at the home PILL THE PLIfi follower." "Hello Bluebird" girl will sing again their life's work. The clinic Is a part of Miss Joe Evelyn Carter 1100 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION » Miss Malone overlooked one detail in the Annual Show. Thh time the of the week's program in vocational Grand Street, Members present x ESTIMATORS OR STOMACH UPSET A good follower, in our book is a eight-grader will let out with "Boll guidance under the direction of the were: Blanche West. Orelcr Dillard. Major Houston. Texas, General Con Half*alive, headachy, wi “n mnst.na LEADER Weevil.” school's Guidance Committee in co-1 Rose Marie Ward. Cathryn Coger. tractor expanding heavy construc tion aou tion department. Need estimators nhevvf.run hpativfl ->f r>
.1 body. v j r -* . "1. MEMPHIS WORLD • Tuwadoy, Marth V, 1956 • > Omegas Rady Fir District Meetings Herbert E. Tucker, Grand Basil- eus of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity announced that the twelve District! of thi Fraternity are ready for DU- trict Meetings The Third District in Norfolk, Virginia, April 20-22, J. B. William is the District Representative and representing the Supreme Council will be Ellis F. Corbett, Editor-In- ■y jewel qkntBi Chief of Oracle. The Fourth Disirkt In Columbus, Ohio. May 11-13. James H. Rowland INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS make arrangements with the pri you certainly did your part to brine the lesson -home. I wish the best in is the District Representative and OF THB E. C CRUMP MI'M’JRIAL vate nurses for the method of pay the future and pray God’s blessings representing the Supreme Council HOSPITAL YOUR HOSPITAL IN ment. , VIFITING HOURS ’ While you U|>on you always . Miss Brawner will )>e Ernest R Reeves. 2nd Vice SURANCE- You as a patient are. ¡are in the haspital. you will pro- Is a musk- major at Spelman Col Grund Barileus. responsible for your entire hospital ' bably have many visitors and they lege in Atlanta Her sister, re The Fifth District in Chattanooga, bill but if you have hospital in- cently came to Memphis after finish Tennessee. March 29-31, L. W Beas I Furance, the hospital will be happy are welcome according to Mr. j Robert' C. Hardy. Administrator in> Medical School to practice medi ley is the District Representative ; to collect the benefit for you. , and his Staff at the beautiful new Cine following in the footsteps of and representing the Supreme Coun If the hospital is to help you. cil will be Walter H Riddick, Grand [however, you must make an assign E H Crump Memorial Hospital. their late father. Keeper oi Records and Seal. ■ However too many visitors at one MRS E M SMITH of 527 Unden ment of your insurance at the time The Sixth District in Charlotte, tune are tiring, and may retard your is back after several months with you are admitted to the hospial. North Carolina. April 27-29. J. Al recovery . Hie hospital has set de her sister. Mi's A E Perkins in New tais assignment authorizes the in- ston Atkins is the District Repre finiate visiting hours and your co Qrlean. Wince company to pay the hos- sentative and representing the Su- operation in this matter will be of Mrs Smith lost her husband last pfta) for the services you receive Summer. Ereine Council will be Ellis F. Cor- and at the same lime usually en benefit to you. etc. Editor-in-Chief of Oracle. ables the hospital to know how VTSTHNG HOURS FOR ADULT The Seventh District in Augusta, MIRS LENORA IV) ND VILLE of vmuch of your hospital bill will be patients are from 2 p m to 4 p m. Georgia. March 29-31. W. C. Gaines 2469 Vandale is back home after ¡■covered by your insurance policy and from 7 p-m. to 8 p m. If you is the District Representative and are in a semi-private or four bed visiting a sister-in-law Mrs. Mar They must be able to secure con- representing the Supreme Council* jorie R Guess on 1181h Street in | firmatlon of ycur insurance cover room please remember to be con- will be J T Brooks. 1st Vice-Grand | siderate of vour neighbor who may Cleveland. age befo» your discharge from the Basileus. not be feeling as well as you DR. AND MRS E FRANK hospital; other wise, we shall ex- I The Ninth District. Dallas. Texas, No children under die age of WHITE are now spendine their ' pect you to pay your bill, you will March 30-31. Dr F Rivers Barnwell fourteen may be permitted to vLsit second week in Hot Springs where be expected to pay the balance is the District Representative and maternity or pediatric patients. No thev-aitend the races each year J when you leave the hospital representing the Supreme Council visitors are permitted tn the mo ; PAYING YOUR BILL All patients will be J B Blayton. Grand Keeper ther's room while the baby is pre MRS C. C SAWYER and her PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL PARTY GROUP - Council representatives without certified insurance coverage ! ing left to right: Mr. Robert 5. lewis, Jr., Alpha Phi Alpha, Mrs. of Finance. mother. MRS MINNIE SMITH are are required to pay their bills in sent.! and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority members pose af the Club Ebony Marie I. Adams, Sigma Gamma Rho and Party Chairman; Mr. The Tenth District in Milwaukee, In cases of critically ill patients attending the Races this week They Wisconsin. April 6-8. Abraham Ul ! full at the time of discharge. entrance on Saturday, March 17. Memphis Pan-Hellenic Council special permission will be granted will be joined by Mr Sawyer later John L. Outlaw, Phi Beta Sigma and Council Treasurer, Miss Geor mer. Jr.. Is the District Representa WHAT TO BRING - The has- was host to an elaborate cocktail party in honor of Delta Sigma to the einmediate family to be with on Mrs. Julian Kelso is also in gia Stewart, Delta Sigma Theta, Miss Corrine D Maybuxe, Della tive and representing the Supreme pital recommends that-you bring the patient. Permission should be Hot Springs this week She drove Theta Sorority Area Meeting guests. Those pictured left to right Council will be Herbert E. Tucker, only a minimum of personal items, Sigma Thettv Southwestern Regional Director of Baton Rouge, La., obtained from the supervisor oi over Sunday morning in her father's kneeling are: Miss M. Lucia James, post Southern Regional Direc Jr., (¡rand Basileus and If Carl such as bathrobes, bedroom slippers Mr John C Parker, Omega Psi Phi, Miss Eurline Couch, Delta Coup Do Ville It was then that Moultrie, National Executive Secre i nightgowns or pajamas and toilet nurses in the nursing senice office tor of Delta Sigma Theta’Sorority, Tallahassee, Florida, Mrs B A Sigma Theta; Miss Gloria Callinn, Zeta Phi Befo Sorority Basilena, on,the first floor. Dr J. E Walker, national known tary ; articles ¡1 tooth brush and paste E. Calloway, Zeta Phi Beta and Council Corresponding Secretary, Insurance Executive and Banker, re Mrs. Bertha P. Ray, Zelg Phi Beta; Mrs. Mory fields, Della Sigma The Twelfth District in Phoenix, comb, np/ir. etc Maternity pati- SHO'X’ING OF BABIES - Baines Miss Jennie V. Woods, Alpha Kappa Alpha and Council Vice- i ents shquld bring an outfit to dress turned home after a week in the Theta; Mrs. Frances M Duvall, Alpha Kappa Alpha and Mrs. Arizona. March 30-31. Thomas G. are .shown through the window of Racing .City Mrs. Kelso w ill spend Chairman and Miss Geraldine Diamond, Delta Sigma Theta stand Maryte Collier, Sigma Theta local president. Neuaom is the District Representa the baiby when leaving the lias- the nursery to visitors of mater the week in Hot Bluings. tive and representing the Supreme pital. nity patients dally, 3 p. m to 4 p Council will lie Carl A Earles, do ’ not VALUABLES - Phase M and 7 p. m. ta 8 p m. MIR MACEO WAIXEIt was iniest STUDENT COUNCIL Grand Counselor. bring jewelry or other valuable To he Continued Next Week. of MR AND MRS PETER IANE Church News H Curl Moultrie, National Execu Ans to the hospital.. The hospital al their Dallas estate last week Tile Jackson Avi'iiue Baptist 'Hu* studi/il Council
Beale Avenue Aud. Is . ■ I I Along The Site For Fistic Festival The sporta spotlight will be cen decision to bow out after winning tered the remainder of this week on his opening match. The crowd pleas the Beale Avenue Auditorium where ing perpetual motion pugilist is a approximately 100 youthful pugilists student at Booker T. Washington. will clash in the 22nd annual Tri His father, who at one time would State Boxing Tournament. not let his son fight against larger The tournament, sponsored by an boys whom he handled very well, association composed of race school teaches Latin at Washington. principals, is a four day affair be Campbell, formerly of Douglaas, BY SAM 8R0WN ginning Tuesday, March 27. through and De Meyers, who racked up Tri Friday, March 30. State championships under the ban y WMCT television station will tele ner of La Rose, repref enled Detroit vise the Friday finals. in the Chicago pugfi st th'" • » De It isn't often that we lake a day off and take in a horse race, Al) proceeds from the tournament Meyers won the internal;0.ril 'Xh commonly known as the ' Sport of Kings,' but we did just that a are turned over to the Memphis and weight crown in 1963. Two of Qjr few days ago in company with Bill Weathers, circulation manager Shelby County Health Departmant greatest biffers in Melrose boxing of the Memphis World and Theodore Jackson, a friend and sports to aid underprivileged children. history Hackett and Harris took Harry Cash, principal of Hamil part in the Chicago scramble a year man of long standing. ton school and president of the ago. Harris, a member of U. C. L. We decided to spend a day at the old women, young women all with tournament association, said that A.'s Rose Bowl squad, was a victim of reverse luck after being kayoed races at Oakland Park, Hot Springs | their heads buried in the racing reDresentatives from most of the I form, serious expressions on their school communities in the Memphis in Chicago. Representing Los An Ark. as a means of enjoying some geles, Harris was waltzing his op of the fun it is said associated with I laces, and a determination in their area, including entrants from Holly Grove. Miss, and Crossett. Ark., will ponent when a lucky punch put out watching the horses run. So. we left I every movement, that unless they 114s lights. Memplu.' ¡uoynd 7:30 A M. driving have the »inner in the next race, take part In the four day fistic festi Burford, Johns and Woodard are through a portion oi Arkansas on everything is lost and hopeless val. former Washington fighters-trying Highway 70 which carried us to the Weil, we watch, we attempt to Fighting will be in the weight their luck in the pay for box ranks. famed city, famous for its healing nuke our way to the window and the range from 60 pounds to the heavy Burford have been sensational since waters, as well as the Arkansas Rer- crowd is so huge that you almost are weight category. Working with the association in hitting the pro circles. Doing most by. tarried in its wake, but finally we of his fighting in New Orleans, Bur Arriving in Hot Springs about leach (he window, place our two- presenting the bouts are the Coca- I ford is undefeated and moat of his noon. We ate a bite then, headed for dollar hill down, receive our ticket, Cola Bottling company, Lansky Bro victories came via the knockout Oakland Park. Before we could and hope for the best. On our way thers Clothiers. Perel and Lowen route. Burford, who packs a terri reach the entrance we were besieg back to our seats, we run into some stein, the Memphis Commercial Ap fic wallop, may have earned himself ed by the many touts and those one, a friend or acquaintance or peal and the Memphis Park Com hunt and benefit Tea. Shown_are (seated, L to R) Mrs. Therese Wil a shot with Del Flanigan, one of dispensers of scratch sheets, and neither, who wants to know, "who READIES VBI EASTER PARADE — Members of the Veterans Bene mission. the nation’s top ranked welterweight wouldbe helper.-, that for a time we you got?", "Number 2 gonna' win", fit Inc. and the VBI Women's Auxiliary shown above are busy liams, Mrs. Hannah Bailey, Mrs. Cora Banks, auxiliary president; The tourney has produced a num feared we would miss the window then you hear the announcer. readying plans for the organization's Easter Parade and Easter Mrs, Frances Estes, Mrs. Edna Cunningham, decorations commit ber of fine leather throwers. Many contenders.- Woodard and Johns turned pro to the place the wager, or least try ‘■They're off!" fee chairman; Mrs. Rosie Lee Burnette and (standing, L to R) Wil have went on to fight in the Chi Egg Hunt and Tea slated for Easter Sunday. The VBI parade will shortly after their high school grad for the daily double. It so happened As the bores race down the track, cago Tournament of Champions and move off at 3:30 P. M. Easter.Sunday from Fourth and Butler and liam Winfield, Henry Calaham, George N. Carter, Mrs. Etta Mae uation in 1952. Presently fighting that we were able to make it. al it seems that spontaneously the en a few are now fighting profession though aside from the’ fun. we tire throng shouts "come on.2, come end at the recently VBI headquarters at 860 Vance for the egg | Phillips and Harry Strong, parade chairman. - (Coleman Photo) al. Brown McGhee, Harry Camp out of New York city Johns has the better showing of the pair. Man might have been richer had we been on.6. come, on_ number 9,etc." You iJ bell, Joe Willie De Meyers. Prince watch the expressions and decide Johnson. Esker Harris. Ernest Bur aged by Harry Wiley who is one nt wiser. World middleweight champion Sifll that this thing we call horse rac ford. Otis Woodard. Aaron Hackett We soon learned, or rather it was ar Ray Robinson's trainers. JohmT brought to our attention that this ing must indeed be the. sport of and Gene Johns, who at one time have come along in fine form and was the first visit that Bill had ever kings. We guess that no where else participated in the Tri-State tour LOUISVILLE’S CENTRAL ney at the same “ time, all have in a short time he should be making made to a race track, so, Jackson in the field of sports will one find his debut in main event roles, stated that he understood why so so many people with disappointed fought ip Chicago. trip. Incidentally the St. Louis many touts and strangers were expressions and hear muttering, McGhee won the open lightweight some of which is undistinguishable, title in the tough St. Louis Golden team won the team championship stopping or at least watching Bill. HOLLYWOOD=Lillian Randolph and unprintable. Gloves elimination for the Chicago at Chicago. McGhee dropped a close Somehow, it seems that a tout can known to countless millions of) We walk around and meet up with WINS PREP CAGE CROWN usually spot a newcomer or stranger adío and televisio cccccfrcschcc cu I at a track, and then center his some friends we haven’t seeh in a I go, W. Va. 74-68 in the last three long time, maybe at our last visit to radio and television followess as attention on said newcomer. Douglass Bows 81-61; Victors Cop Tallahassee's Lincoln 83-72 to get a I the track 'Then we shake hands “Bisdie." of the Great Gildersleeve Semi-Pro League’s So, we constantly were on guard crack at Louisville in the semTK lest some tout would have’ BiU^h friends from various fields of Three-Leg Bishop Shiel Trophy Program, and her religious singers Opening day Scotlandville steam I activity. We do recall bumping into have signer! an exclusive recording cornered and selling him some ad rolled North Little Rock's Jones 81- Ted Rasberry, the new owner of the NASHVILLE - Top seeded and defending champion, Louis contract with Dootone Label. vice on how to make his plays. 51, Tallahassee fired R. Hudson of Movie, Stage Show At Handy Whenever we would miss Bill, we Kansas City Monarchs. ville's Central High School Cogers captured the national prep The 14 voice vocal groups, re Selma. Ala. 66-56. Mississippi turned corded 17 best known Negro spiri would be off to see that he was in After about five hours at the track championship and retired the Bishop Bernard J. Sheil three-leg back Montgomery's St. Jude 65-64 The Semi Pro Baseball League’s in league membership, will have a safe hands. Somehow', we had been with Its hustle and bustle, we wait tuals. Dootsie Williams., Dootone's trophy os they breezed through the national high school* associa and Port Arthur came from behind annual movie and stage show will representative in the contest. laboring under the impression that | until the last race is run. then we president, supervised, tion's 12 tournament in Tennessee State University's little Garden ! to nip Huntington of New Port News be held tonight (Tuesday) at 7 p. m. a newcomer to a race track is usually decide to compare notes, and leam Some of the contestants for "Miss Va. 82-80.for a short lived second Miss Randolph’s rendition of at the Handy theatre. saturated with beginner's luck, or that it was just not our day at the last Saturday night. Central wholloped Douglass of Lexington, Semi Pro" and the teams represent round play. "Were You There" on the Gilder- other wdtos green and lucky, but not races .even, after traveling the al Ky., 81-61 for the crown. ' . 9 ed included Nellie Cisco, Otha Lee sleeVe Show last Easter resulted in Feature movie will be “Roogie's so in the case of Bill with us. It .so most two hundred miles for the out NHSAA ALL TOURNAMENT Bump" starring the Brooklyn Dodg Holden Elnora Pickett and Barbara In (he three-dav prep school care to nip Byrd Prillerman from Ami- more than 50.000 letters to NBC happened that his luck was worse ing. So. we head back to our car, SELECTIONS: ers. "Live" entertainment will be Jackson Currie's Beavers; Betty tourney, Central played like a well- minutes of play for a crack at Louis requesting the record. On March 29 than ours, so, discarded that and observe that there are cars Thomas. Federa Compress Bluer Lonnie Humphrey — New Port the song will be repeated via coast provided by acts from various idea of green and hirin’, and reolaced parked in the vicinity of the track, oiled machine and placed two on ville in the final round. Jean Brown and Gladys Stien'xA News, Va. Huntington H. S. schools and organization. Johnson it With green and unlucky. from almost every state In the union. the all-tournament team, including to coast network by Mias Randolph James Frelow — Port Arthur, Saulsberry is program chairman. Letter Carriers; Catherine Jonrer It is rather amusing the number I We drive back to Malvern AVe the Charles Hampton's most valuable backed by her Chorus. Third place Prillerman. who boun Texas. Lincoln H. S. Highlight of the program will be Hardwood Stars; Ora Lee Settles of different people you yill come a- scene of most of the activity of Hot player award. Central's coach, W. L. ced Clarksville's Burt 65-56 in the The noted actresses’ tieup with the presentation of the contestants City Gems and Anne Goodman, cross at a race track. AH of them Snrlngs after the day at the races. Kean, brother of the late Henry A. Ed Smallwood — Central Lopis- consolation round walked off with Dootone marks the first time she who are seeking to represent the Umpires and Officials. as busy as beavers, rushing hither We decide to eat dinner before start Kean. Sr„ NHSAA founder and Ten X’ille. Ky the sportsmanship award. Fast has recorded in her eventual ca league as "Miss Semi Pro League", and yon, almost running over some ing the drive back to Memphis. We nessee State Football coach and Charles Hampton — Central Louis breaking Prillerman shelled Nash reer. Dootone also plans to issue a Some 27 teams an alltime high one, or almost being run over by learn that in addtion to the many athletic director, took the coach of ville. Ky. ville’s PearT 6s-62 opening night children's catalogue and will make — —-...... z—— X - 1 — seme one. Old men. young men. f.ne restaurants on the main stem, tiie year award for his team's 39 George Pettus — Burt Clarksville, RETURNS TO then swamped Jackson. Mississippi's use of Miss Randolph as a narra that there is another eating place, wins without a defeat for the season Tenn. run. Young. (Xavier), Waldron. Lanier 91-61 before bowing to Lex tor of nursery rhymes and stories. omewtaBountqW In that the fine to annex the eight-year old three- Walter Millér — Douglass Lexing (Xavier). T. 1:59.6: One mile rut}. ington in the semi-finals. Bv far the The Randolph Singers were care- i food is served family-style on the leg trophy. ton. Ky. Jeff, (Xavier), Berea, (Xavier), shortest team in the tournament, ■ tjble and you eat all you want for Bobbie Gilliam — Pear] Nashville, Shallerhorn, (Southern). T. 4:34.4: Shaving Is Slicker— Prillerman slaughtered their much Thurston Frazier. Voices of Vic ’ a stipulated price. Tenn. two mile run. Thomas, (Fla.). Jeff. Central took command from the taller foes with a blinding fast break tory Baptist Church’s TV choir di BSI said, “That's the place we • Xavier). Jackson, (Fla ), T. 10:5.6; Blade Changing Quicker opening tip in the championship and the deadly accuracy of Little, James Harrison — Scotlandville rector handles direction. Miss Ran want, let's find It.” So we find that 440 yard relay. ’Sbuthern (Spears, round and gave Douglass a sound 5-7, James Scott who stole scoring I Scotlaneville. La. dolph Ls executive producer and the place is located at 405 College St., Jones. Cervell, Wright), Florida. lesson in ball handling, hitting 27 honors with 28 pointe per game av ■ James Scott-Byrd Prillerman. Am fully selected. Several of them and operated by Mrs. Anna Fields. Xavier. T. 43.; 880 yard relay, South True enough, the place was already 84 atu,mP,s irom ,he ,Ioor Lfx- erage. ilo. W. Va. formerly sang with the interna ^Gillette Clarksville downed Emma H. Wai-' ern (Robinson, Spears, Covell, Ben Duncan — Scotlandville Scot tionally known Wings Over Jordan crowded with the exception of a ington sank 17 of 62 Buddy Mont BLUE BIADES landville. La. ’ ' and Hall Johnson Choruses. small table, seating six with only gomery paced the Black and Gold lace of Orange. Texas 64-56 and Wright), Florida. Xavier, T. 1:302; IN HANOT DISPENSER one boarder seated. So, we made our Kentuckians with 25 points. Most one mile relay, Southern, (Shaller with valuable player Hampton trailed eisd-blads way there, and soon the table was horn. Evans. St. Clair Robinson), well prepared with some of the most with 19 tallies for his evening. Cen Xavier, Alabama State, T. 3:273; ■partami tral won the national crown in 1952 delicious home-cooked food intert 120 yard high tardies, Jones (South again in 1955 and last Saturday to able. SOUTHERN CATS WIN TEAM ern)! Wilson (Southern), Young, add the Bishop Sheil trophy to their (Fla ), T. 14.9; 220 yard low hurdles, With a relish, which would have collection of Universal Life Insur Wilson. (Xavier), Felder, (Fla.), done justice to an army after ma ance’s company donated first plac? Pierce. (Fla ). T. 24.7. neuvers, we were off, and for a while trophies. FIELD there was some doubt whether Bill or we were the best, but we finally The Ed Smallwood-Hampton com HONORS AT FLORIDA RELAYS FIELD — high jump. Green | fell by the way. and noticed that Bill bination enabled Central to steam (Clark), Ballard (Southern), Nor roll Macon, Ga.’s Ballard-Hudson was still going strong. Can he eat?, a senior, outdistanced Xavier's Lloyd A and M's Callivan Gladden won wood (Southern), Lewis (Alabama 83-56 in the opening round. Shell TALLAHASSEE - Despite two LIGHTER and how! Perhaps, what added to Jeff with some 300 yards remaining the shot put. finished third in the State). H. 6 feet, 4 inches; broad EVANGELIST EFFIE JONES Scotlandville. La. 79-66 in the quar brilliant individual performan the appetite was the politeness and on the last lap, to win in a blaze of discus and third in the javelin to jump. Brown (Fla.), Courville Born Healer from Shreveport, CLEARER efficiency of the two waitresses, ter-finals and bounce Clarksville, ces by sprinter Ruben Felder and glory. Jeff battled Thomas on ap pile up seven points. (Southern), Hill (Southern), dis Mrs. Carrie Louise Reed and Mrs. Tennessee’s Burt 76-63 to gain the La., has returned to Memphis famger Looking distance runner Benny Thomas, parent even terms during the first tance, 22 feet, seven and a half Mary Lee Doverall. whose charming championship round. Southern University dominated on her Nationwide Tour. She the host Florida A. ond M, Uni part of the race, in fact, even fin inches; shot, Gladden (Fla.), Lloyd, i the relays — events in which the manner and attitude were something ished the seventh lap with the Mi (Southern), Young (Fla.), distance, has healed thousands thru- SKIN Coach Kean unloaded his bench versity Rattlers failed to win you don’t see everyday in restau- ami senior, but failed to hold his Rattlers are traditionally a power out the U. S. and advises on • Act. fut oo color in the second half of the cham their invitational open track and M»tM ■ tee >ku> lants. own when Thomas “opened up" on — to edge the strong Xavier squad 45 feet, seven inches; discus throw, pionship game but Lexington could field meet Saturday' afternoon every phase of life. For pri • Speed. cleiriace of So. after dinner we looked up a the last lap and finished some 50 the weakened Rattlers. Coach Rob Jones (Southern), Lang, (Fla.) »«telei. freckle., etc. few friends then started home, al not get through Central's tight sone ert Griffin pressed into service for vate consultations come to: aantdraued as a well balanced Southern yards behind. Thomas’ teammate, Gladden (Fla.), distance, 1324 feet; though we couldn't help but remind and switching man-to-man defense •Keep. ikii.ofter, University squad piled up 52h James Jackson finished third. the first time Willie Calimore and pole vault. Smith (Southern), John that gave the Louisville lads an ggtka, renter- Bill that Mrs Fields, the proprietor i In addition to winning the cen Al Frazier, two Rattlers who are son (Southern), Oreen (Clark), H. 832 ANNIE PLACE might be able to realize a profit on eleven point margin 46-35, at half points to win the meet. better known for their prowess on tury, Felder finished second in the 10 feet, six inches; Javalin, (Carlton (IN KLONDYKE) C-fcau 10% lewfa her meals, but she surely lost on him time. Felder, a senior who has more or I the football team, in an effort to 220 yard low hurdles, to end up (Clark), Ellis (Clark), Gladden, OR CALL BR. 6-6510 ■0-NF * AaNim Many boarders, dont eat all that I • •• strengthen the squad which during less run in the shadow of the form with eight individual pointe. Other (Fla.), distance. 1814 feet. they pay for. and if they did, then [ Lexington fought hard, winning the week was wrecked by injuries DR. FRED er A and M crack sprinter. Sal Gai- competitors who collected the same we are sure they will appreciate us her first two games by one-point to some of its key personnel. PALMER'S tor, turned in the top performance number included Jeff who won the tetter if we find another place to margins to go into the champion of his college career by breezing to mile run and finished second in the eat on our next visit. ship round. Douglass nipped Cam THE SUMMARIES a startling 9.7 victory in the cen two mile, and Wilson of Xavier who ■ So. we headed home, arriving den. S. C.'s Mather Academy 49- Track — 100 yard dash. Felder FOR THE BEST DEAL IN: SKIN tury. During the morning trials he finished first in the 220 yard low ('round 2 A. M. As our friend Marx 48 in the Opening play, then eked (Fla.), Wright, (Southern), Killer, blazed to the tape with a highly hurdles and second in the 120 yard j Gordon so often says, “You didn't a 77-76 win over Port Arthur, Tex Xavier. T. 9.6; 440 yard run, Rob WHITENER creditable 98 win. high hurdles. 9 make any money, but just think of as's Lincoln in the second round;: ertson, (Southern), Harry (Xavier), I the fun you had? and then, had to come from behind ' The dimutive Thomas, who is also Bradley. (Xavier). T. 48.8; 880 yard Liquors ■I LOST■ my pep and energy. I never felt as good Whot a thrill for her on Eas CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK ter Sunday to open our box as I could ... as good as I knew I should until I started taking of S.S.S. TONIC to re-build my iron-starved blood.” S.S.S. TONIC and find your flowers insidel You can send her gorgeous WINES-GINS-RUMS—CORDIALS-BOURBONS supplies that extra iron energy you need to feel as good as you Easter lilies • • ■ ravishing red should. Iron Deficiency Anemia slows you down. Start today Roses, cut spring flowers pot SCOTCH - CHAMPAGNES - BRANDIES ’ i. ted growing tulips that with S.S.S. and watch how this potent iron tonic begins to perk "SPIRITS' LOW? 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i . In keeping with the program of the agency force in achieving such ployee welfare program. MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A new the industry. North Carolina Mutual a high percentage of the 1955 goals. At the close of the year 1955, To Jersey newspaper has launch Life Insurance Company Home Of Extending Ills remarks, reference tal Liabilities of the company ed a fund drive io pay the fine fice. Durham. North Carolina, made was made to the fact that among amounted to $43.46040490, a gain the 160 life companies participating and court costs of Rev-. Martin substantial progress during 1955.The of $3.401.484.23 over last year in amount of Insunince in’Three m- in the Reinsurance Pool coverijig cluding Reserve for Life Policies and Luther King, one of the leaders ereased from $205.472.687 to $219 - the group insurance lor-employees Contracts 111 the sum of $40,592,- in the mass boycott of segregat 519,797. a gum of $14119,110 com of our Federal Government, North 971 89 or a gain of $3 282.956.17 over ' Carolina Mutual is included on the ed buses, it was disclosed here pared with a gain ot M 1.33,3.803 dm - 1954 Of the Total Invested AaeeU Saturday. Ing-the year 1954 The Admitted As list Tills distinction, together with of the company $13.899.975 or 299 other achievements, alford tlie com The Asbury Park Press started sets at the end of 1955 totaled $49- l>er cent consists of mortgage loans. pany's representatives an opportun It is through this channel that the its campaign with a front page 882.183 11, a gam ol $4.130.914 03 oyer ity to delend their |ku>iUon-*< qual tlbry and editorial by Editor Wayne 1954 homes, farms, businesses and other Commenting on the experience of ified underwriters, and in addition real-estate holdings of many of the D. McMUrrav. the company al the Annual Policy- to the $2.467.000 of this life coverage IKilicyholdem of the company have Rev. King, pastor- of Dexter Ave •holders meeting held Jan 9. 1956. with North Carolina Mutual, there been financed. nue Baptist Church and president President Kennedy stated that the is satisfaction in knowing that the At the Annual Meetings of the a ol the Montgomery Improvement goals for 1955 were $220 million In company was in 1 visit ion to join the Policyholders and Directors, no J Association, was fined $500 Thurs surance in Force and $50 million in leaders in the field of life Insurance changes were made In the roster of day after a 4 -day trial on charges Admitted Assets He expressed great in serving the United States Gov Directors and Officers. For the year of conspiring to boycott city buses admiration for the performance of ernment in connection with ita wn- 1956. Directors are: Editor McMurray sent this tele W J. Kennedy. Jr., President; E. gram to Rev. King Hyde Park Housewives R Merrick, Vice-President-Treasur- "We of the Asbury Park Press, cr: Clyde Donnell, M. D„ Vlce- outraged at the conviction of a fel 1 League Plans Busy President-Medical Director; G. W. low American for asserting a right The New Look Cox. Sr., Vice-President - Agency our Consititution guarantees to all BY EVA LITTLE Year Director. —' D C. Deans. Jr.. Director; A. T. want to help you in your fight for Spring is here again with A very busy year Is Itt store for Spaulding. Vice-President • Actu justice. We are starting a fund all her beautiful attire In this sea nil numbers and friends of the ary-Comptroller. drive among our readers for money son of the year, the new trend is Hyde Park Housewives League A J W. Goodloe. Secretary - Office to pay your fine and court costs. based on many new fashions No series of hints and demonstrations Manager; A J. Clement, 8r„ Direc "The Press itself is contributing one likes the old look unfortunately concerning the housewile and her I tor, Charleston 8. C. $50. .Checks will be drawn in your for some unable to buy new fashions work are 110W being carried out. W H Harvey. Director, Columbia, name and forwarded to you. ,or to for Easter, there will be some eco Mis. Ella Ross, chairman of So S. C.: A. E Spears. Director, Char your attorneys if yu prefer." nomical people to make old gar cial Committee gave a lecture and lotte N. C. . - The New Jersey editor said the ments look new. They will also re demonstration on table service for OTHER OFFICERS ARE: goal of the Press drive ts $1000. decorate their homes with a little dinner, at the-home of Mrs. Hor and any money collected above that brush and some paint and old rus tense Crlvens. Also at the home of Mrs. B A. J. Whitted. Cashier-As will go to- the pastor to help him ty or tarnish furniture can be Mrs Wllla Ross, there was a well- sistant Treasurer: Mrs. V. O. Turn er. Assistant Treasurer. pay his legal costs. changed to a beautiful looking suite planned dinner with the appropri Aaron Day, Jr., Assistant Secre Mr. McMurray also explained LOCAL TSCC ALUMNI GROUP - Officer» of the recently organized, Chäplain, Harvey Doran (stand-in for M. J_ Parker, treasurer), that will be hard to tell from brand ate color scheme arranged for the tary: J. J. Henderson. Assistant that If eventually the clergyman Tougaloo Southern Christian College Alumni Club of Memphis, Miss Mae Isom Davenport, Corresponding Secretary, Miss lau- ntw. members of thejeaguc. Treasurer: W A Clement, Associate should be acquitted and the fine At this season of the year, we also Questions were asked and answer a'ong with Dean A A. Branch at the extreme right, who was on lettaretta Whitehead, Secretary, Mrs. Rosa BrocyBracy Haynes, Vice-Presi-Vice Presi- Agency Director. and costs revoked. Rev. King would think of that New Look that God ed by the hostess and members. - hand for the installation of officers. Left to right - Mrs. Ann Hall,! dent, Samuel R. Brown, President and Dean Branch. _ _ C. C. Spaulding. Jr.. Counsel; N. have the use of the money to pay Next meeting will be at the home gave us through the sacrificial gift H Bennett. Jr., Assistant Secretary- —t------ol Mrs. Anne Miller. April 5. at of His Son Jesus He marie it pos Associate Actuary. his legal fees. 1511 Britton. Subject will be Bed sible for all, regardless how tarnish Maceo A Sloan. Assistant Agency a The editorial in tin Vbuiv i>i, I Making." ed with sin We can be made anew Director. Davis Buchannan Martin " said acgrertllon was 'tm-AtiK-rican • The Hyde Park housewives Lea- Tennessee Social Workers through file cleansing power of His Associate Agency Director, died Jan and undemocratic.'' and declared, t ■ ime belongs to the National House- precious blood uary 5. 1956 that Negroes m Montgomery argued 1 quote 11 |mct Who can wash I wives League of America and a Unit "Justifiable that they should be OÑ THE REEL, way my sins? Nothing but the ol the National Negro Business Lea allowed Io sit where they choose on Vote Against Interposition gue Send $1 for Chicago's Sun. Erapl. olood of Jesus." Who can make city buses . " Belon the fliiiT-duv loiifcrehce Mrs. Rulli Nevels, Director. Mrs. Sec. Over 4.000 job* listed weekly. KNOXVILLE The Tennessee me whole again?” Nothing but the Publithed Weekly In Intcreit of Religious Progreu Juanita Daniels, reporter Send $1 for Milwaukee, Wisconsin conference of social work took a ended, tlie group was told how blivKl of Jesus.*' This Ls consolation rmpl. uec. Over 3.000 job* listed uiunimousi stand against mterposit Chattanooga laymen, started trom enough dear friends. God knows weekly. »1.75 for both. AIRMAILED. ion as a means to'bypass the U S. scrivteli liuve 1 rested Cliuttanoogu's cerning Christ tend they will tell By Rev. Taschereau Arnold when we want this New Look Now Arnold Vail, 1795 Jonquil Terrace, Supreme court tian public school mental health clinic - nd» recog on is the time dear friends for you you something You will be sur Chicago 26. Illinoia. nized through Hie south I I segregation. to accept Christ as your personal prised to know how much. \ Religious Editor, Allanto Daily World Mrs. Ulna Slmw. former clinic Saviour This is a New Day. God has made Delegates Io the i ònici enee ap- ilxiard membei sud the clinic's^ser In this time of Chaos, we need every thing New the old man's sin ! proved i resolution to that effect vices have been so completely! qc- Jesus ChnstHe will be youy friend no one should want to cling to. A Soothint Drenai- UNITED NATIONS. N. Y nlNSi at their closing session. The rcsolut I WILL TRI ST AM» find— jeeptfd that at least half oT’ its when all others have fulled He will Just hold to God's unchanging The Western Big Three powers , ion, offered by Leighton Dingley pi hand. Let us reinefnber this, Man NUISIS *CHAn NOT BE AFRAID r For tills I pray ¡patients now. come voluntarily for be with you until the end called on other United Nations, - , r j'J., 1 Nashville declared: MINO* cun To love Thy will, Lord of the eagei I help. ' Little Children are beginning to lookth on the oulwai-d appearance, government« Tuesday to support Suffering can destroy us or it1 awake to their spiritual needs Dear but God looketh upon the heart. Skin Irritatali ■|K>ul. - "The Tennessee conference ol The clum; no* consists ol a lull.v action by the Security Council on can bring us toii the riches ot eter parents, don't keep them back when Read 1 Samuel 16-17. To bring my restlessness 'ncath Thy social work upholds the stand of stat fid guidance clinic and a men preventing a conflict in the Middle nity it can embitter us or it cut» they say, "we want to join tlie P. 6, It must be something with control, rc- tal hygiene association which the East. sweeten us It can drive us to des heal process by Tennessee in tic To give Thee, not a part, but ali t< al. state county and city sup- Church. It must be something with in that make them want to join tlie peration or it can drivie us to God card to the U $ Supreme court The United States. Britain and tile whole— together in Just ask them questions eon- church » noms rtoMcr He who rests in the goodness of decision: therefore this conference France readied agreement on an I For this I pray. God, whose faith is anchored to the is against interposition early summoning of the 11-nation To love Thy will. Lord of the ardent wise care of an Heavenly Father, ► council lor taking urgent steps to heart. Intel position is 41 legal doctwi I cannot'be driven to despair by the maintain peace in tile area and To bid ull. seUisluwss. all sloth de holding that a state may merpose wounding thrusts of life's cruel ex-' sounded out other states of their part. 01/come between rulings of the U. periences. v views. To. share With gladness all Thou 8. Supreme court which it believes Tlie three powers now are await- The worst thing that can come to dost and art— infringe on its rights I a person is to sink into self-pity For this I- pray. I makes suffering a tragedy, it Other resolutions
1 » • WORLD • Way, March 7, 1RS« Unused Printed Technicalities REVIEWING Stymie Six School Applicants z ' ATLANTA, GEORGIA. -(8N8)- Six Negroes, seeking to gain admission to the state-supported Oldest and Leadins Colored Seal-Weekly Newspaper THE NEWS Georgia State College of Business Administration (formerly th» MEMPHIS WORLD PVBLI8H1NG CO. Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia) here Friday, were and FRIDAY at IM BEALE—Phone 8-44W ly WILLIAM GORDON stymied momentarily by an entrance requirement of the Board the Poet Offtee at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mall of Regents. ander the Act of Congress, March 1, IMI Specifically, two of these appli McGhee, Mrs Charite Mae Knight Managing Editor, Adonto Doily World cants were confronted with techni and Russell Thomas Roberts. Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SINDICATE calities in their efforts to have their NEW REQUIREMENTS W. A Seott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott, General Manager applications certified by the ordi- New entrance requirements set up Manaftnc Editor nard of Fulton County. by jUhe Board of Regents make it Public Relations and Advertising The “Iron Curtain Of Race Hate” Mrs. Mae Thelma Barber Boone necessary for applicants to state Circulation Promotion educational institutions to have Even the most conservative is forced to admit that the work and Edward Jacob Clemons, who had. secured the signed endorsement their residence, good moral charac The MEMPHIS WORLD la an Independent newspaper—non-sectarian of the United Nations during its decade of existence, has done a of two graduates of the University ter and good reputation certified by and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting tbose things fantastic job for peace. No one is able to state it specifically, but of Georgia, went to the office of the ordinary or Superior Court clerk It believes to be of Interest to its readers and opposing those things against it's common belief that many a war, acts of hostility as well as Judge Eugene Gunby, ordinary of Tlie board also requires applicants to« interest of Its readers. Fulton County, and later conferred to be endorsed by two alumni or SUBSCRIPTION RATES: incidents of violence, have been avoided only because of the with officials of the institution and Tear 15 M - 6 Months U.K - 1 Months 115« (In Advance) alumnae. United Nations. the executive secretary of the Board The new entrance requirements The success of the UN has not been attributed to the massive of Regents. were set up by the Board of Re network of steel making up the UN buildings, nor the area or Attorney a. r. Walden said the gents about two years ago. To Grow In Tennessee GOP Must Be land on which it stands. Ils success can more directly be traced entire group — two men and four In refusing to certify the two ap lo the willingness of representatives of various countries to sit women — want to begin classes at plications placed before him Friday. w Judge Gunby gave Attorney WalderA Party For All State College Monday, at the begin I down and discuss matters together. If is true that many do not a copy of a letter he wrote on Marchn agree. Members representing the "Iron Curtain" countries have ning of the spring quarter. We commend the efforts of Guy Smith, state Republican Other members of the group were 22 to L. R. Seibert, executive secre been known io walk out in protest* - over----- issues.'-- --- NoCl- matter— howLa... chairman, for his visit to Memphij this post week Io attempt to identified as: Mrs. Myra Elliott tary of the Board of Regents, re crucial, they always come back to discuss matters further. garding the certification procedure. settle rift between local Republican factions. Dinsmore, Miss Rosalyn Virginia Judge Ounby’s letter to Attorney We do not attempt to judge who is right or wrong, undoubt This sort of thing has not always been true in some parts ■ of the South, especially in those parts openly defying the Supreme Walden disclosed that prior to this edly each side feels that it is the side of right, in the matter but * W ...W w.r------, , , , , _ time, applications had already been Court's decision. Such• * has1 been1 -so — -L.obvious athatL-.a even a SouthernCsMitkarn we do know that the Republican party in Tennessee can afford to Convicted Minister processed and approved by the newspaperman has spoken critically of it. (Continued From Page One) school or college in question in be split asunder by petty bickering and personality clashes. APPEARED IN CONCERT HERE - Youthful Miss Padrica Mendez, I "I wished for you while in Montgomery, Alabama," he said, i To grow in Tennessee, as well as in other parts of the South, nation to oontinue the bus boycott. batches for certification. In his letter to Mr. Seibert, he "I wished far you because I needed someone to get to the Negro coloratura soprano of Bethune-Cookman College, was presented At one of the regularly-scheduled the GOP must of course attract new members, but not, we hasten explained that he did not have the community, to get the real story. There seems to exist in Mont-1 by the National Council of Negro Women, Friday, March 16, at twice-a-week mass prayer meetings to point out, at the expense of purging those who have worked personnel, nor the time to make an that have been held since early De ing of Johnny come lately "Republicans" who come not so much gomery, as it does in many other Southern communities," "An Iron Bruce Hall, LeMoyne College. A very appreciative audience was original investigation into the mat cember, the Rev. King urged that Curtain" between the races. There exist, "very little communica on hand to encourage the very talented artist, who has promise ter to which he was asked to certify, _ foolhardy, and yea, even dangerous to be so labeled. Negroes continue their spirit of of a great concert career. Miss Mendez exhibited unusual talent and requested that all applications During the many yeors of Democrat dominance, only a few tions between the two racial groups." "passive resistance” and “non-vio when she was chosen an alternate to the Spirit of Cotton during be first submitted to. and approved in the 5oulh sought to cast their lot with the Republican party. The newsman was puzzled by this experience. However, lence" in their protest against bus many Negroes, irrespective of social status, have known« this-I • forp the 1955 Jubilect here. Mrs. Mary W. Collier, president of the by the school to which it is address Many of these were Negroes. service. ed, before being presented to him. Now with the GOP in control nationally the key to patronage generations. The irony of it is that, there are relatively few com Alpha Gamma Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is He asked if they wanted to con At the Georgia State College of tinue the boycott, and they thun- munities in the hard-core "Deep South" where Negro leaders are I ------shown Jpresenting------w flowers_ to the lovelyr artist. Her very accom- Business Administration, Mrs. Boone in the South rest, to 6 great extent, in the hands of block men. — • ...... t .1 ■ — i- called in on affairs even directly affecting them .They get no plished occompanist, Mrs. Genevieve Wisner, instructor of music jdered: "Yes! and Mr. Clemons conferred with We have watched, with consternation, the sudden blossom Defense attorneys in final argu chance to discuss matters on a policy-making level. The pattern ! at Bethune-Cookman is shown seated. ! “* Dr. George M. Sparks, president, ing of (ohnny come lately "Republicans” who come not so much ments yesterday contended tlie and Registrar J. D. Blair. has been to decide on matters, and pass on to the Negro com state had failed to produce suffi to join as to grasp the reins of leadership from those who have ANOTHER TECHNICALITY stood when it wasn't popular to stand. munity whot the white community thinks it should have. cient evidence for a conviction. Dr. Sparks said he told them Hie Rev. King told newsmen the We do not, of course, accuse the local "New Guard" of such What we are trying to say, i$ that, there has been no Lawyers Say Club News that, since the college had been (Continued From I’age One) verdict "will not increase or di separated from the University of motives but we would urge them to better illustrate their willing United Notions procedure, no area of arbitration, no set program The Shirks met al the home of minish in any way my interest in Georgia the university alumni wer^_ ness to "join" the party and not so much their willingness to "boss" for a meeting ground of ideas, even though Negroes may con King was convicted/ Russel Peterson. The meeting was stitute one-third and in some cases, one-half of the population the protest." He continued: not eligible to sign as endorsers fo| • the party. In final argument, Solicitor Wil opened at 8 p m. and then turned "We will continue with tlie pro ham Tlietfoid asserted that the boy over to the vice-president Alfred the applicants. This being an independent paper, neither Republican or concerned with, test in the same spirit, with non The group later went to the office This white newspaperman was startled at the thought of cott was not sustained by spontane- Ross Plans were discussed for the Democrat, we encourage the growth of the Republican party in violence. passive resistance and us of Mr. Seibert, who had no com l-ous portest of Montgamery's 45.000 dance to be held Wednesday. March the idea, and the Alabama bus protest case opened his eyes ing the weapon of love."’ ment on his meeting with them. Tennessee, and the South, for we realize that if the South is ever I Negroes but by "A selflish. little 28, at Curries. I When he left the courthouse, the On their visit to the institution, to gain its just prominence if must throw off its shackles of o one to only a few of the evils of segregation. I band of men reeking power over pastor was cheered by waiting Ne Mrs. Boone and Clemons were-ac ’ His concern was the news. He could best obtain his news if I their own race. They saw an oppor- The Lane College Endowment porty system. groes with shouts of "Behold The companied by the Rev. James L. he talked with Negroes as well as whites to get the story. But I tunity To get it through this Bus Club of Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church King" and "Long Live The King". To grow the GOP must be neither all white or all Negro but I piotes't." Welden, pastor of Oak Grove Meth there was the "Iron Curtain" of racial animosity, the oge-old recently presented A TUX) HOUR the porty of all the people! Almost 25 Negro witnesses testi odist Church and Clarence Jordan, MOTION PICTURE of THE LIFE pattern of segregation which holds Negroes ond whites apart. The Thetford said that the defense fied of long-standing complaints of of Americus, both graduates of the pattern becomes more ond more of o problem, because even the j ,jnjy ccfttention was that King had OF CHRIST I AM THE LIGHT". being abused and humiliated by bus University of Georgia, who had drivers. King’s lawyers argued that more decent and well-meaning elements of the white race are1 a “just cause or leagl excuse to en- The showing was witnessed by a signed the applications as endorsers. I terlor intoinln thisthio conspiracy."rAnKnlmrv " HeHo addedariilrd even if a conspiracy did exist, it had appreciative audience who was NOT AN NAACP PLAN cut away from reality. "J submit they decided to continue a "just cause and legal excuse" as Attorney Walden said that action A lot of trouble could be avoided. A lot of ill feeling, racial held In suspense during the showing MY WEEKLY the boycott before they had any provided by the boycott law. on part of the group in seeking ad The Pastor of Mt. Pisgah Church fiatred and misunderstanding could be prevented if people were idea what their excuse would be." State's attorneys used seven re mission to the institution was not buttal witnesses, including six vet allowed to sit down together in the fashion of the United Nations. Thetford said in his 30 minute fi is Rev. D W. Browning. a plan of the National Association eran bus drivers, who denied they for the Advancement of Colored It is almost that simple. nal argument: SERMON I Miss.Charlotte Howard is presi- had ever mistreated any Negro pas It should be obvious to all of us, that the more we chip away People. .. "I submit that a great majority I dent of The L. C. E. Club. sengers. REV. BLAIR T. HUNT, the rights of others, the more we restrict, the more we refuse lo .of the colored jx-ople of Montgomery respect the other fellow's point of view, whether he agrees or not, want to go baek to riding hut are afraid to do so." PASTOR we are constantly building an "Iron Curtain" of hate. Those bent on continuing this, are cutting away their own rights. He said that acts bf violence, in MISSISSIPPI BLVD. CHRISTIAN cluding the shooting up of several 1 ------■ - MARRIAGE for THREE . CHURCH, MEMPHIS Buses in the early stages of the boy tv cott. “were a natural and logical Tougaloo-Southern Alumni Here consequence of the hysteria built up by this defendant and others By Elizabeth Seifert Those acts were committed in fur (8ERMONETTE) seemed to master the spirit. Such Is therance of the aim of 16 or’18 men REV. BLAIR T. HINT. Pastor our experience. But tlie spirit will «ho were the original conspirators Mlssis-ippl Boulevard Christian conquer in the end. From Memphis Chapter and who organized this boycott.’’ startled at the reflection it gave, Pinky, he had left her reluctantly. Church Soon. Jesus makes his last request, CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN i I her of a small brown-haired girl And the first thing he asked Ann TEXT: “It is finished." John 19:30 for his human body .. The last Tlie Tougaloo Southern Christian dents of the merged schools now IT WAS something of a relief I Defense Attorney Fred Gray argu- in a white blouse and denim skirt, was, "What happened to the big “Father, into thy hands I com his human body will ever make 1 Alumni Club of Memphis was or residents of Memphis. [ cd that the state had failed to prove when Adam called up to her—an I with her fists clenched ao that her ashtray by my chair?" mend my spirit." Luke 23: 45. He said. “I Thirst." There comes a ganized recently at the Abe Scharff Officers elected were Samuel R. I beyond a reasonable doubt that the exact hour after Pinky had left— i arms were hard and corded, the Ann stood for a minute as if she For the past few weeks we have i time when the changes of the tem Branch YMCA an enthusiastic Brown. President; Mrs. Rosy Bracy ' Ret Kit g violated the law He add- to ask when lunch would be? I had something to say, more than been in Jerusalem We have sat at group of Alumni and former stu- "Any time you get hungry, I'll !young soft lips twisted tn anger, poral body must yield to the de- Havues Vice-President; Miss I-au- cd: the reply she finally made. "I— fix something.” said Ann, her theI cheeks blotched with rage, and the foot of. the old rugged cross mauds of eternity. "The stale has utterly failed to broke it I’ll get another one on rrtta Wliitehcad. Secretary: Miss the eyes ... c and heard the last words of Jesus. New hi« temporal life was almost .how this defendant made any at- voice thin with her effort at con- I Mae Isom Davenport. Correspond Ann's hand moved to her mouth, Monday.” Even on the cross the love of >vec.>He had been true to his call temp to restrain peopk) from riding trol. • • • ing Secretary; M. J. Parker, Trea as if to smooth those ugly Mnes Christ was so great that lie could Tlie obdy was weary, but the heart the Buses.'1 "You mind if I run in to talk to LETTERS TO surer; Mrs. Ann Hall. Chaplain. away, to straighten her lips free That afternoon, by way of being pray for forgiveness toward those was satisfied. What a satisfaction Hermann Instead, and go on to "honest," Adam had done the who nailed his hands and feet to -omes to those, who are faithful to Dean A. A Brand) «as on hand Defense Attorney Arthur shores, i the barber's? I'll get a sandwich ’of contortion. NAACP lawyer from Birmingham | She walked toward the mirror, things he'd mentioned to Ann. the cross Surely greater love has the end With' ah unearthly smile THE EDITOR for the Installation and served as in town." He'd talked to Hermann, and he’d Ala. said we contend there was a < and leaned across the brown mar no man than this. upon his face. Jesus cries, "It Is, installation officer. He brought "Go ahead," said Ann. And see gone to the barber’s. By then it just eniise or legal excuse tor this I Pttky, too/ her thoughts added, ble shelf. Her eyes were red- To the malefactor he spoke an Finished " greetings from the college and stat was nearly two, so he went to La defendant In do whatever he has s/io fi be leaning. She'll tell you rimmed. Why, if she sounded half answer to a prayer. "Today Thou All the prophet i-: nf the Old 1 TOO MICH GRACE ed among other tilings that the done, and that he has committed no as ugly as she looked ... She Fonda for lunch, and was not sur 8halt Be With Me In Paradise." Twlainent had been fUifllitu W- ' What is graft?" was asked of an newly organized club was the first on car/ul. prised to have Pinky join him She unlawful acts." turned on the cold water,, cupped Tn his third word of sentence well as Joiin s and his own As u!J wl'ircd man who for over forty one organized since the merger of Ann would have the other car- some in her hand, and dashed it slid into the chair on the other side "Woman. Behold thy Son Behold prophesied, he had been born in years' nid been a slave. '•Grace" the former Tougaloo College »nd tul ready when Adam came home of the small table and ordered a Thy Mother" The apostle John and Min,'Gaither Myers. Mrs. Ollie again. One of her plans was to upon her cheeks. the ily of David, and in a stable he replied "u> what I should call Southern Christian Institute in 1954 chicken salad. The dining room waa united to Mary, the mother of He had his verifications and cre Tougaloo Southern Christian Col Bell Gaston Johnson. Mrs H. H. force a showdown with him. She To look as she'd done in the mir giving something for nothing " If ror .. . what would it get her? was packed, and so noisy that talk Jecua. Jesus wants those who shared dentials from the prophets of old. this reply was correct some of us lege is fully accredited and offers Johnson, Mr Harvey Doran. Mr. was well on her way to the proper was Impossible. The meal finished, his love to love one another. Pinky might be everything Ann Like a college or high school com are expecting TOO MUCH GRACE students prc-medica) and pre-en- Benjamin Purnell, and Mr Thear- mood for it they went out to the patio. And now there is a cry from the 1 gineeil.'ig wurwt U well as Liberal e Before his car door slammed, knew her to be, but she always mencement. this event resembles it Too many of us are looking for thy Williams. Pinky bad brought bread out depths of the heart of Jesus. "My ~ - ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ f and the engine started, she had looked, to a man, at least, like in being a recopiltion of a success something for nothing We want to with her for the goldfish, and she God, My God, Why Hast Thou For ful achievement whore face is al Art Degrees. picked up the ashtray which Pinky baba rhum. Smooth, cool, exciting learn without studying: earn with made a charming picture seated on saken Me?" Pain, for tlie time together toward the future. Boon we had used, and hurled it stuttering —not ugly. Never, never ujly! out working; receive without giving; Approximately 25 formci sUIgnt* the tiled edge of the round foun into the deep fireplace. Ann gulped and sniffled, She of the merged schools are known to tain. Sunlight sifting through a be the boss without first a good COLD SUFFERERS went out to the living room and worker; have fine with- l c6i.O lm"»'»’,i «•»'* s'«sk