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■•.-toy _ - i- ' 'i? ■■ g I . ... i. WILL REIGN AS JUBILEE ROYALTY WEEK-END EDITION ' ¡'to“; •; Speech Of -toï-.X ■■ e ■■ ■ '1 Cong.Dawson h- .. ; ».»■ . «i- -.’r'ij WASHINGTON, D. C. — (NNPA) 1 tofÄto&Ä — In a letter to his constituents. Representative Sidney R. Yates, De 0— g '•n- 5-^3 mocrat. of Illinois, highly praised ii Í A ME B.ICA*S STAN BAR.D R.ACE a ov ' ' ' i'vi the speech of Representative Wil liam -L. Dawson opposing the Win stead organization amendment Í VOLUME 19, NUMBER 89 i MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1951 PRICE SIX CENTS si y ... ’ .*• ' : which the House knocked out of ' 'e tototoi the dralt-Universal Military Train i ing bill before approving that mea- iÿ-v 7': »'’V ■ i|, sure last April 13. .W.. 7»' The Winstead amendment, au 5 .-’-Z thored by Representative Arthur li VS
. Winstead, Democrat, of Mississippi, ;<< I would have given inductees into the 77; armed services the right to choose K to serve only in segregated units. ;X '«r-X 1 “For sheer drama and deep emo ■ ■■ tional Impact, there have been few moments in the House of Represen tatives to compare with that created & by the speech made last Thursday (April 13)’’ by Mr. Dawson, a fel low Chicagoan, Mr. Yates said. Children's Bureau Seeking Homes For He told his constituents that the Kyle, Bearden Switched; House had been debating the draft- Fisk Receives ÿ >•3 TJMT bill for over a week and had Cute Little "Tykes" Like This One under consideration the amendment Fountain Commissioned 7 offered by Representative Melvin Price, Democrat, also of Illinois, to ATLANTA, GEORGIA. -(SNS1- Collection Of S strike the Winstead provision out of Sweeping changes which had the effect of. a wholesale the measure. shakeup in the pulpits and on the districts of Georgia's sixth Epis * ‘iS After quoting Mr. Dawson’s brief Art Works $ speech in its entirety, Mr. Yates copal district, were made Friday, when AME Bishop Sherman L. ■■■■• - '■■ i Said; "The impression made by the Greene: NASHVILLE. Tenn.—Dr. Ctiarles speecH was electrifying. Only the First, assigned Dr William A. pal District into Georgia. S. Johnson. Fisk University Presi Representatives from the deep Fountain, Jr., deposed president of These far-reaching changes dent, announced at a press con* i . South refused to support thé Price Crowned King and Queen of the pot. Morris Brown college, to the post of gether with approximately 19 other ference last..L . weekwvaAIv thatILrG thefLb ;1 TTUn}->mIw r amendment and it ' carried by a Cotton Makers Jubilee, for 195! were ■ Queen Ollie Brown Dortch, 27, is Commissioner of Education in Geor pulpit changes, were made at a one- versity received on loan from the 1( large majority.” Johnson Saulberry and Mrs. Ollie wife of William Dortch cud the mo gia» da y session of Presiding Elders, Pas Metropolitan Museum of . Ar4,..jtt-. .■■■' ’Hie Fisk University Club of Wash Brown - Dortch. Wednesday night, ther'of an eight-month-old son, Second, removing Dr. V. Kyle’from tors and laymen at the Allen Tem collection ' of art works* valued .at l |fe - ington commended Mr. Dawson on April 18, at Club Del Moroco, 234 Gregory. She is a native Memphian; the pastorate of the Big Bethel ple AME Church, Rev. R. H. Port $500,000. The collection wlU gpsffifesS W his speech. Ini a letter to Mr. Daw Hernando Street. . educated in New York, having com A. M. E. Church, and in his stead, er, host pastor. display during Fisk’s andto4;:,toA son,.Thomas ,U. Foster, president of The Royal characters will be for pleted two years at New York Uni assigning the Rev.- H. I. Bearden to . In a swift series of other actions, Spring Festival of Music adct'.*Ai|Si4j h . the club said: mally crowned Wednesday night, versity, and also a year in an art the state’s biggest station; Bishop Greene, made the following The loan Includes palnttogsifis^ ■ "We heartily commend you for May 9, at Booker T Washington academy in New York. She is a Third, demoting several from other appointments: sculptured works, wood, carving,-. . - : your courageous and challenging Stadium, following the twilight pa member of Oliver Baptist church, Presiding Elders to itinerant preach WHERE THEY GO and ceramic works. It Is the result’ words of wisdom in calling upon rade. a Daughter Elk and the Homemak ers, and Dr. J. N. Miller, Presiding Elder of two years of negotlatlon3^^>'s your fellow Congressmen to end ’di King Johnson Saulsberry, 29, is er's. Club. , ’ Fourth, transferring some minis of Macon District. twen the University and" MetronOrKi vision by color” and strive to bring veteran of World War II, with two Other members of the Royal Court ters from Alabama’s Ninth Episco- Dr. W. A. Fonalaln, Jr., deposed litan officials culminating', in yii11 to reality a true and living democ years overseas duty. He was edu arc: Amos Terrell. Prince Regent; president Commission of Education. Museum offIclals decision to ShUtf racy in this oür beloved country. cated in the city schdpls of Mem Doris Jean Lee, Lady in Waiting; W. H. Hall, Sparta Station. . their art with- oilier cities, “We hail you as a real statesman phis having graduated from Booker George Mims Prince; and Emma C. ■ Newsboy Meeting Dr. S. C. Thornton, St. James, Young. Princess. Theme of the exhibition ' ttt thlf. and a fellow alumnus of character T. Washington high school; and Savannah, Ga. Ilf a '^4*'tom aw ae< ' • completing two years of work at Serving as chairmail and Co- All Memphis World Newsboys life of man as seen in - varibUS- and distinction." and Agents are urgently request Dr II I Bearden, Big Bethel countries from the 10th4 Wttufrt. Mississippi Industrial College, Holly Chairman cf the Adult King and AME, Atlanta. Springs, Miss, Queen Selection Committee are: ed to be preseiit at their month:- B. c. to the present. Am0ng*tIws' ly meeting, this Saturday April . Rev. J. S. Roddy, St. Paul, San ancient wbrks ate a statuetti'-df . Lt. Owens Returns He is a member of Beulah Bapt. Mr. Spencer M. Smith. 1950 King; dersville, Ga. church and a Mason. Saulsberry is and Miss L. DeLois Coleman, 1949 28, at 1 p. m. Plans will, be dis an Egyptian, scribe, the dreqk employed at the Memphis Army De- Queen. cussed regarding our Second Dr. T J. Davis, St. Paul Atlanta. ideal of female beauty, .and a-Chi» To Civilian Life Big Circulation . Contest - which Dr/J. W. Dennis, Presiding El nese huddah in conteaq^MWf) . will run until June 28, 20th An der,. Cuthbert District. From the middle ages, are two Gdi to niversary date of this newspaper. Dr. C. W. Calller, Presiding Elder thlc saints carved in wood.''Iran' Blakley District. more recent periods ' art Rev. H. W. Bradwell, Donovan Sta Portrait of a Dutch A Spirit Of Cotton' Back To Service On tion. By ;BILLIE OCKLEBERRY of their problems cannot; he told to Rembrandt, a porti Dr. A A. Hightower, St. Mark, Short Duty Chore Ctiteto.;,,kcuudlesonie . . . lovable just one paient. ■ mln Franklin, by Atlanta ’ ■ • iOritarestlng’ and . what a , Dad must bo the -provider , . . Duplessis,.' and Por Dr. D. T. Babcock, Presiding treat! Wfiai a. stimulating: treat to because Mom, Cannot be employed in «rmo* to Karel Elder, West Atlanta District. jmvfc;lifc.®^.,!aL4th^iho)tie. ’Have outside th.e; humc- Anrl, , he rpu^t D_- JoUnson,? Prestdinp jw- ever 'thduBhtfaSoiit-. having 'ii have a’sufficient Income to support attend the formal opening of. th» Elder. ’Eatonton District. Child ranging in ago from one dav his star boarder. From this volun Dr. II. II. Hookes, St. Paul, Valdos .to seventeen years’ in your home exhibit April 28. The’ exhibitwill' tary act comes no profit. continue to the middle of' Aughstf ta, Ga. for a certain period? Who wouldn't? Are you able to work under the' Dr. A. R. Cooper, Milledgeville Children in this age category could supervision of another? Fine, be Station bring sunshine and Joy. into tlie cause the Bureau and you will have Dr A O. Wilson, Stewart Chapel hearts ol tiie occupants of any a lot of' common interests to-ex-' . Miks Ernestine Jones, show aired every morning over Macon, Ga home. . . . pound. You two will guide your Article On YWCA "SPIRIT OF COTTON,” has made CBS net work and heard locally Dr. D. V. Kyles, Trinity Station, Would, you like to share in good child to greater heights her triumphal return from a suc through WREC. Atlanta. fortune Aith the Children's Bureau? Perhaps one of the main things Omitted Name^dB Other interviews included guest Rev S M Peck, Mt. Zion, Way Its easy, if you’re willing to place cessful trip to several Eastern cities cross, Ga to remember is that none of these as well.as key centers of the Mid appearances with Ruth 1Crane, another's happiness above your children are up for' adoption. Every Rev W P Foley, transferred to own; opening your home tempor 2 Staff Members 7 west and South. She was accom former president of the Women child has a chance to have a home ‘ ■ to • " ■ '"■toto'-tto’ Ninth Episcopal District. arily to a child with outstretched if that home can offer n reasonable panied ’.on the , trip by Mrs. Ethel Commentators of America over Rev Sinclair Williams, Smith Two staff members at Vance. Vensoii,'. chaperone; ’ and wife of, WMAL-TV, Washington, D. C.; arms and an abundant love and amount of happiness. > understanding . . . such may be Your reward? The child that you Avenue YWCA were omitted-in-' the Executive Director of the Cot Buddy Dean, former WHHM disc (Continued on back page) advertently from the list appearing jockey now with Baltimore’s WITH; yours. befriended will fare well through ton-Makers Jubilee. If you’d like to. become a member the love which you- .so generously in the future on the “Y” in .last' There were several scores of. and with Milton Q. Ford, a form of the Volunteer Branch Friday’s edition of the Memphis er Memphian with Washington’s Beauty School . of the gave. You, along with his parents, LT. N. H. OWENS, JR lionietowners who turned out Tues Children's Bureau, read further, can always be proud .... and World. They were Mrs. Etta Mae' day, night to the Harmony Club to WWDC. Hines, and Mrs. Estelle Ml-Kliigi: Lt. Noble H. Owens, Jr., has re ‘Persons meeting Bureau qualifica welcome the “Spirit” back to Mem Tile "Spirit", was saluted on "Two Owner Indicted tions are’being solicited to aid the (Continued on back page) night desk clerks at the branch!*®® turned to civilian life following a phis. Among those, present were Ton" Baker's , noted Mutual Show children of Memuhis . . discharge from the' United States . . those the mewly hailed King and Queen via WGN in Chicago. On Swindle Charge are. the youngsters who are. under Army. The young officer, b. veter of the Cotton-Makers Jubilee along , Senator Estes Kefauvér of Ten the care of the Bureau ; an of World War II, was one cf WINSTON-SALEM'. N. C.—
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We are very . proud of'the Y-- Vemita. Kerr has B. T. James Teen organization. It is a great as covered and that’s for sho. She set to the school. We are proud to cooled him just right. When she have Miss Essie Virginia Gatewood steps in others steps out. Well al a senior who became ‘'’Miss Valen right kid. Guess what the most shy tine” to represent the Y-Teen in little people are. Guess what? Shy’ the Southern Conference, which will ■ Floyd Rhodes to shy Essie Gatewood be held in Atlanta . Georgia. this to the banquef. He has been dream summer. Along with her going to ing every since. Cut up bud you're conference will be Miss Maiy Grif doing all right for yourself. Smart fin, a sophomore and Miss Florin.: bo’y. Arell Dotson is It true that King, a junior. Both the school and you are dreaming and having night Y-Teens as-a whole are hoping that maxes for Gladys Morris? Carl this trip will be an enjoyable one. Coleman took Virginia Johnson, to By JEWEL GENTRY ing Secretary with him Mrs. Ish The latest for men was also there — These girls have proven to be the banquet too. A- new vicinity of TOP HAT AND TAILS FIRST who wore a white -ballerina length Esquire's latest plaid evening coat worthy. ■ • secret admirers came to-the light at FORMAL HIGHLIGHTS gown of organdy; Mr. Charles John was worn by Mr. Wm. Pruitt who Sunday April 23, at the Mt. Mo the banquet. I heard Leslie Mann MElftPHIS SOCIETY son, Financial Secretary, with Mrs. escorted Mrs. Pruitt. riah Church, {.he Recognition Ser gained about 13 pounds from eating Club Del Morocco was transferred Johnson who Wore white net; Mr. This exclusive party will in the vice was held. Manassas Y-Teens of so much.. Floyd Garrett 'how often -into a beautiful Spring Festival T. L.‘ Lumpkins, Treasurer with future be one of the most looked course won the trophy for selling do you change girls? Arell, was I Thursday night when the TOP HAT Mrs. Lumpkins in a striking mauve forward to events of the season.- the most potato chips and also the mistaken when I said Gladys Morris AND TAILS, the 'membership com-, crepe; Mr. Harold Jamison, Ser- Those glimpsed with special attendance plaque. or Was it Addie Jones? prised of prominent -professional geant-At-Arms. with Mrs. Jamison guests were Mr. and Mrs. John MEDDLING ED. Alma Windfield are you still going and business men,, made their de who wore a black nylon net; Mr. (Walterine Marshall) L. Outlaw, he I know that you will -.be spell to the prom with Willie James but at their first Spring formal with' Powers Thornton,: with Mrs. Thorn Brownsville Principal who had in bound and shocked when I tell vou Rhodes? Leroy England styles from a large number of Memphis social ton, who was wearing a bouffant their party Dr. J. W. Washington the happenings. Frankie boy Bu way back yonder. Rubye, Nell 'is set attending. ■ . > frock of nile green; Mr. Sam Qualls and Dr. and Mrs. J. Clark also of ford what has hapjiened to you E. B. Lee really the guy? Are you Jr., escorting.mHs Ceneta Washing Brownsville; Mr. and Mrs. I. S. and Dorothy Perry? It is that she fooling? It’s time for business. Decorations featured lacy smilax ton wore an off-the-shoulder frock Bodden and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. has put you late? Or is it that you What is Barbara Reeves doing for; entwined over each window and of lacy white net edged in blue; Butler, had along with them Mr. decided to live true to Sylvia? T. herseH? I am hearing Tommie was spaced all over the entire wall Atty. A. A. Latting with Mrs. Lat- J. Julius Flood, Personnel Director pee wee Doggett what’s happening Harris and M. Fitch are cutting space. In each panel was a paint tihg who wore blue; Mr. A. L. from Tuskegee; along with Dr. and with you? I think the girl l'-otn Mel up with Melrose football stars right ing of a top hat with the cane and Rawls, Brownsville, Mortician with Mrs. E. Frank White were Mr. and rose still cares for you. Sylvester, on. You know drop them now. Ste- white gloves — a huge top hat un- Mrs. Rawls who was ‘wearing a Mrs. Marvin Tarpley with their are you getting left with a certain :. ven Black are you going to continue der a spot light showed off Al white crepe gown; Dr. H. H. Johh- guest, Miss Lawrence Patterson of girl namely ------? I wonder whi your banquet decision? I mean Jackson’s smooth band which fea son with Mrs. Johnson who wore a New York; with Mr. and Mrs. Har ttle 12th grade boys dress as they tee Etta? You know boy. I haven’t, tured Sarah Washington as soloist. mauve brocaded taffeta ballerina old Johns was Mr. Nelson Jackson, do? it is because they have rur. forgot to , tell you about McLin, but Another large top hat was under a length gown; Dr. W. H.'Young with National Urban League Executive out or just for fun? This is a matter you will see. The girl is ■ a senior. spotlight at the entrance which Mrsi Young whose go.wn was pink from Atlanta; with Mr. and Mrs. of fact truly serious. Ear! Parrish It is my time to cut out for .now along with the amber . lights over net with the off-the-shoulder ef Jack Hightower was Mr. Al Hughes seems as if he has quit all girls one day I will tell you, as for, now the entire room- gave a most beau fect; Mr. William Wright with Mrs. of New York; A few others noticed for Dorothy Garland. What hap I havejjot a lot to learn. Just wait tiful effect on the many spectacu were newly weds. Atty., and Mrs. Wright in a pimento red; Mr. H. A; Richard Mason of that community; pened to Jean Jones? Play your ro!c a minute I am going to tell you all lar' gowns. I'd say that the club Gilliam with Mrs. Gilliam who wore Benjamin Hooks, and Mr. and Mrs. MISS ROBERTA WOODS, of Detroit, and former kid play your role cool. Ella Avery about Leap. Yet. I am full of gos carried out its name, and it was tops quite ah unusual gown of mauve Andrew Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy resident of Memphis, on March 10th became the James Charles McBride, of Norfolk, Vo. seems to be doing just fine for her sip I know it all now. I will ¿lose of the season — Really according to chiffon; Mr. B. G. Olive, Jr., with, Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ray, The bride exchanged her nuptial vows in self. Is that right Mr. Ma’one? for now. I. B. C. N. U. Memphians it was the prettiest we lovely bride of Mr. Jimmie Lee McBride in the the charming Mrs., Qlive who wore Mr. and Mrs. A. Dumas, new com Motor City at the home of the bride's grand a beautiful.wedding gown of white satin with an have-witnessed, at any time. And the a. black chiffon goWn; Mr. Edgar ers to Memphis from “Phily.” Mr. Top Hats did set a pace on the Davis, Jr. with Mrs. Davis w h o and Mrs. Johnson. Rideout, Mr. and mother, Mrs. Roxie Gibbs. News of the wed illusion finger-tip veil edged with Seed pearls. lighting.. was in white crepe; Mr. Taylor C. Mrs. Oscar Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs. ding in Detroit has wide interest in Memphis The gown also carried a sweetheart neckline, WORDS FROM WASHINGTON HIGH As the 250 guests entered the club Hayes with- Mrs. Hayes who w a s Hollis, Price, Dr. and Mrs. William where Mrs. McBride only a short while ago was and the bridal bouquet included white roses.Mrs. By VERNETTE WRIGHT and HERMAN HENNINGS they were greeted by Powers Thorn wearing a white eyelet off-tlie- Porter, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson, a student at Melrose School in Orange Mound. Varndell West, sister of the groom, served as ton and Phil Booth, both old-timers shoulder frock; Mrs. C.. C. Sawyer and along with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. with Mrs. Sawyer whose daintiness Nabors was Dr. J. E. Burke of For Presently she is a senior at Pershing High School malrOn-of-hondr. She wore a nile green gown We are tops. We lead and others tural.fact.'Ain't a better story been who definitely know the art of hos follow. That is the motto of Book told. Ella Horton, what is your story ' pitality. Tall black hats with silver was all brought out in ,a smart irri- rest City. in Detroit. and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Best descent ballerina length gown which Mother of the bride is Mrs. Dorothy Wil man was Mr. Otis Williams, cciusin of the groom. er Washington and we usually fol we know Thomas Gill is your Morn linings were given each guest by low it. The -Christmas Seal Editor mg Glory Helen Bolden we the two hosts during intermission featured a tight bodice; Dr. and SIGMA GAMMA RHOS GIVE liams, of 543 Boston Avenue and her father, Mr. Miss Gloria Nicholson served as hostess. Mrs. J. S, Byas, Mrs. Byas whose of the Washingtonian, which is the would like to know isn’t Thomas after which Charlie Tarpley intro ANNUAL RAINBOW TEA Carl Woods, of Detroit, gave her away in mar Flowers for the occasion were furnished by official school paper, won first Holliman still you O. A, O.? Gir _ duced the members who were the gown was of green chiffon ;Dr.A.B. An outstanding social event look Carter with Mrs. Carter who was ex riage. Mrs. Ella Mae Terrell, formerly of Memphis. The place in the Christmas Sea! Edition tha Ayers is a real slick , chick, she IB ‘'Top Hat’s President, Mr. A. Maceo ed forward to each year was the Contest. The contest-, was held in has many admirers from which she " Walker with his Mrs. Walker who ceptionally-pretty in a strapless blue Sigma Gamma Rho Tea which was The groom is a 1945 graduale of Carver couple is at home ql 2080 Seward Street, De taffeta formal; Mr. Charley'Tarpley Nashville, Tennessee. ‘ pick . . . William “Bro" Collins wore a white ballerina length bro given at Centenary Methodist High School in Milledgeville, Ga., the son of Mrs. troit, Michigan, * ' The ’’Washingtonian'’ was'judged you are really straight I know a j caded gown with a cluster of white escorting Mrs. Vivian White who Church Sunday afternoon. was wearing black nylon het; Mr. first place above 350 other school “Moose” who wants to'get in your " flowers at the waist-line and their An excellent program extending papers from 39 states,. .gate Don't you knovz? sister, Mrs. Julian Kelso who wore Melvin.Conley with Mrs. Conley who throughout the evening was head sister, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Woods phis announces'the marriage of her was Mrs. Draper, president of the daughter.' MISS HELEN EMILY' The staff, this year has ..publish-; a ‘navy blue ballerina length mar wore white; Mr. Caffey Bartholo ed by Mrs. Mignonette Morris Can on Iowa and another brother, Mr. Bluff City Council. Bobbie Jean- Crump says its sb, mew with Mrs. Bartholomew who A. M. Woods, owner of the Inter- PRICE to MR. HORACE RUCKER Mrs. Percy Hunt. Mistress of ed more issues than, any other pre quisette gown; Mr. Elmer Hender ady. Between' numbers guests view vious staff. "She owns Leon Garrett body and son, Vice President escorting Mrs. also wore white and Mr. Phil Booth ed a display of paintings done by City Casket Company on McLemore. on Saturday February 24, 1951 in Ceremonies introduced Mrs. Stella soul." Robert Hutch and Jean Pre with Mrs. Booth whose gown was MR. LLOYD JAMES arrived last Los. Angeles. Calif. Before going to Johnson, former president of Melrose Ollie Williams who woTe white net; Miss Charlyse Heard which reflect Its. members consist mainly of witt is often'seen, I wonder what Dr. G. W. Stanley Ish, Correspond- white chiffon vzith the bodice em ed the colors of the unusual decora Friday from his home in St. Louis- the West Coast where she is in the P T A. who in turn introduced Happen to Addean?? Leroy Palmer broidered in sequins. for a visit, with his parents. Mr. teaching profession, Mrs. Rucker the following past presidents: Mrs. seniors with the exception of four tions which were • a “Pot of Gold" The staff advisor is ■ Mr. Nat Wil are you all alone and feeling blue? Members of the “top Hats’’ un ending at a rainbow. and Mrs. Lee James on McLemore. taught at Porter School here in Mary Thomas, one of the founders; Memphis. liams. Goan Cooper you better leave Bob able to be present were Dr. W.’ O. Funds from the Sigma Gamma MRS. ANITA WALTON is report Mrs. Hannah Wilson, Mrs. C. C. Holmes alone. Don’t you know? Speight, Jr., wlio is in the Armed Rho Tea go into a Scholarship Fund ed as doing fine after staying, over Rogers, Mrs.. L. O/banY.dn, and our Jean Savage are you afraid to tell Forces but his wife (Jewel) was a month at Collins Chapel Hospital. MR. AND MRS. ANDREW retiring president Mrs: Dorothy Well, here I am back again! I eaclf year. wonder what has been happening? ’ us who your wish from the well is? there as usual stunning in a short Mrs. Harry Ratcliffe was General Mrs. Walton is thè wife of the late WHITE announce the recent mar-, Westbrook. All officers were then Earline Hassell is getting along fine black net formal with the Phil Dr. U. S: Walton. riage of their daughter, MISS TRE- declared open and the election was Elizabeth Ann Hunt don't be blue, Chairman, assisted by Mrs. C. M. iny pal (Charles Owens) Is still in since Charles Owen's been, buzzing Booths. Others , are Dr. Fred Rivers Rculhac, Co-Chairman. Others who YOLA WHTjJE to MR. ALFRED held with Mrs. Gladys Sharp acting her line. ENROLL NOW Mr. George Robinson both are al MR. BERT FERGUSON of Radio TERRY on Saturday, April- 7, 1951 as chairman. New officers for-the love with you. Delores Colvin, how helped to make the annual event a Station W. D. I. A. was also award are you going to act, you know you so in the Armed Forces, Mr. George success were Mrs. H. B. Craigeri. at the Vance Avenue Branch of the year 1951-52 are Mrs. P. Hunt, Loretta Martin don't you have a At The Toles, Mr. W. Gi Haynes and Mr. ed a "Certificate of Merit" by Mr. Y. W. C. A. president; Mrs. L Armfield, vice- have Charjes Lomax and it's a na- secret crash on a certain fellow in Mrs. Marjp L. Adams, Mrs. Rosa Nelson Jackson, Southern Region SCHOOL Thomas Hayes, Jr. Ford, Mrs. Eleanor Siane, and Mrs. president; Mrs. M. Suttles, secre your room ? ? ? Out with ole dear. Members with their wives for the al Representative of the • National Many Memphians will await and tary; Miss O. Boswell, assistant se Flora Churchville Cochran, presi Urban League, for the station’s of Cosmetology most part sat at a center table over dent of the Patroness Board of Sig welcome the return of Mr. Cris M. cretary; Mrs. I. Bailey, treasurer; meeting May 19 at 2 p. m. laid with a white cloth and centered ma Gamma Rho Sorority. Public Service along with Mr. Harry Roulhac to Memphis as Executive and Mrs. M Gd&dloe, chaplain. Mrs. P Hunt, president by huge bouquets of vivid colored Cash, Principal of Porter School Secretary of the new Lauderdale Mrs. Irma Crawford Oystern, 443-449,. Beale Avenue and President of the.. Tri-State Refreshments were served by Mrs. gladioli, wore .white Spring formal MR. BENNIE BROWN, National Branch Y. M..C. A. here. The same porter Courses Offered in attire — Sod^h|heif-Tnale guests— Boxing Association and Dtj-.-Ai; L. thing applies to his charming. and L. O.'bannon assisted by Mrs!- Secretary of Alpha Phi Alpha Fra Johnson, President of the Bluff’City Hunt. 'A short program was render * PHYSIO-THERAPY ternity stopped off in Memphis for gracious wife, Mrs. Nell Roulhac Medical Association for their out who is a native of “Phily”. The ed by Melrose Junior Glee Club • BUSINESS ETHICS a short chat with Editor L. O. standing work in the community directed’by Mr. A. Becton. The Swingler enroute to his headquart- Roulhacs have lived at Albany, Ga. ♦ and SALESMANSHIP last Friday night at Bethel Presby where Coach Roulhac had headed president wishes to thank all who OXIDINE RELIEVES 'ers in Chicago. terian Church. participated in making this foun Veterans and Civilians MRS. HELEN HAYES, basileus of the department of Physical Educa Services rendered by the above tion at Albany State College since ders day a success. All parents are Accepted for Training Beta Epsilon Omega Chapter of were noticed and pointed out by the 1947. expected to be present at our next GX Approved MALARIAL MISERY Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was delegate to the recent Regional Con Reverend J. A. McDaniel and mem —A Year Around School— bers of the Memphis Urban League Sgt. and Mrs. Herbert Banson an Terence which convened at Tuske Board. Each recipient spoke out of . . . b»cov>» II V.k'.'spirinri ff gee. Mrs. Hayes was accompanied nounce a new addition to their Register Now TREATMENT lordi» »EAlf/////j by her husband. Mr. T. H. Hayes, gratitude after receiving the certi family, Tony, who made his arrival CAUSE of ocho* ond.poín» Jr. after which the couple went to ficate. In Mr. Cash's talk he said: March 4, 1951. Mrs. Benson is the For All Courses armi, leu«, neck, ihoulderi,//«^^*^ “I wish that it were that all of my former Miss Ann Franklin. bock, end chiui.. end lever // -■ Birmingham where Mr. Hayes owns friends could have been present to due to Melario. Yoù coa fiel a baseball club, the Birmingham For Further Information OXID1NE ai*yodr Dt»b receive this merit, because they are Melrose P-TA Black Barons. responsible for my receiving it and Call: MRS. BURL SANDERS SLAUGH I wish most of all that my parents, TER has returned to her home at Holds Founder's Day 5*3688 Clarksdale, Miss, after spending last were here. Both Mr. Ferguson and MONEY Dr. Johnson expressed their' desire Melrose P. T. A. Founders Day BACK IF HOT week visiting her brother-in-law and to give more service to the com was held April, 18th. Guest speaker SATISFIED munity. for the occasion was Mrs. L. Tyas. LOUIS OWENS. Manassas stu president of Douglass P T. A. and dent, won first place in the Elks West Tenn. P. T. A. Present also Oratorical Contest Friday night over students from Hamilton,. Mel rose, St. Augustine. Geeter, and Booker Washington. Louis has an opportunity to try for the 'State Contest. ACE CLEANERS SIZED ICE MANASSAS Y-TEEN STUDENTS won a trophy for the largest sale 992 Mississippi Blvd. in the potato ship drive: The girls ICE CHESTS also merited a “Membership Plague for Christmas and Recognition Ser-, Sure PROTECTION For vice. Three girls are being sent as delegates to Clark College. Atlanta. ICE CREAM Ga. in June. BROADWAY MARRIAGES ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Clifton A. Clark COAL AND ICE CO. announce the recent marriage of their daughter, MISS KATIE CLARK to MR. ANDRES J. GIL LIS, JR., son of Mrs. A. C. Gillis. LOVE! LUCK! MONEV! The new Mrs. Gillis is a member L EAM THE POWER OF WUR DRCAMS of the Manassas High School Fa culty. Mr. Gillis is Supervisor of Ui.,S.. Employment Agency on Se cond street and heads the Radio Department at the National Trade WTND'RY-CLEANER. School. He is a member of the Am- vets and the Memphis Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Gillis is a member ■-Ä- of the Three C’s Social Club. ■HONE. Stûonm-j MR. OSIE LONG MOSS and MRS. HELEN FOSTORIA WEA Straight and True THERS announce their recent mar riage, March 27, 1951. The Mosses From Ol’. Kaintuck are at home at 934.Miss. Blvd. MRS. EMMA R PRICE of Mem- tit t as an «Island is surrounded by waler
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Mrs; Jenny Brodnax Vance, who who always brings spiritual greet- ingss and Inspiration. Mrs. Mary D. King urges all It is generally cohcedèd that cause and cure, science is finding City presidents to bring their city ” - _ __ i-ii __new. —... techniques of cancer controlz'AVlrrfll and state dues. The next meeting there’s a degree of gambling spirit In all of us. In some cases only a which may spmeday save your life, will be at the Leia Walker Club or that of someone dear to you. house. 719 Walker Avenue. May 15. “sure thing” brings It out. Well, here’s a genuine. 14 karat. Today, scieflce and medicine are with the §ulh Circle, hostess. saving the lives of one-fourth of Mrs. Mary D King, president • ''on—(INS> -Ulcer-Ridden stralght-from-the-fee
The Annual Men's Day Celebration U. S. Casualties at the Beulah Baptist church, Orange Mound, will be observed In Korean Area Sunday, April 29. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Mr. Lewis The Department of Defense re Twigg: Jr., prominent member ol cently announced the following the Metropolitan Baptist church; casualties in the.Korean area: president of the Union Protective TENNESSEE Assurance Company; chairman of ARMY —' Wounded the Finance Committee for the Y Private First Class James E. M. C A. Burns, son of Mrs Ida Burns, Rf. 1. Walland. <• Mr, Twigg IS well known in the Private First Class Johnny Wide- business, social , civic and religious ner. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. JohtJ- world- of Men-phis. ny Widener. Rt. 3. Bristol. ARMY — Injured You will miss a treat If you fill Corporal Billie E. Ellis, son of Mr, to hear this Men’s Day Address al and Mrs. Pryar B. Ellis? Rt. 1. Rut the Beulah Baptist Church, Orange ledge? Mound. Sunday, April 29, nt 3 p. m ARMY — Returned tn Duty Bro. Alex Harris, Chairman Sergeant Warren J. Mantooth, son Bro. Dave Collins, Chairman of of Mrs. Miniha Mnntooth. 724 Vir Program ginia Avenue. Knoxville. (Previous Rev. W. W. Williams, Minister ly injured). .
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'A her popularity with Londoners is installations to hire no tnore etv- RCINIA CHURCH OF history of the Feast of the Pass- due to her long and successful stay lllans unless specifically aathor- over, which' he said dated from 1296 In .England, doing radio and stage ized to do so by the Department or B C. Philip Murray, ñtertainmenr Spotlight work. the Army. The action Is taken to On hand to hear the bishop were Like Nellie Lutcher, Rose Mur bring the Army’s civilian manpower )D HOLDS PASSOVER his followers from all sections of CIO Chieftain, NDON—(ANP1— A calvacadei “Chee-Chee Girl"- Murphy. phy created a wave of enthusiasm strength down to the ceiling of [OÜTH, ’ Va—(ANP)— A week. The Rt. Rev. H. Z. Plum the nation. They represented more of , Negro artists have descendedI Miss Churchill opened at the Upon her return to London. Before £00,000 civilian employes,. set. on mer, head bisliop of the church, than GOO churches In the denomi upon .and taken over the enter Palladium theatre, sharing top bill- coming here, she went to the Pro wd of 2,000 wltnesed the open- nation. Automobiles, oh the spa Holding Own March 2, by the Defense Depart ot.the 50th annual passover ob- officiated. , tainment spotlights in the city’si ing with Hoagy Carmichael. She... vinces for a series of engagemenis ment. C1OUS CiiU-FCn grounds. uure, licenses, j PITTSBURGH,l-la —;u(I xW, cmS)—Philip lance of the Church of God and Bishop Plummer, who. succeeded cious church grounds. bore, license;. West End section—and they are is now at the Colony restaurant from Illinois, Massachusetts, Rhode I Murray, president of the. CIO and alj;women. with a male quartet. _ ..- nts of Christ at Belleville, Nan. his father, founder of the church, Island, Connecticut, New York, New! the. United Steelworkers, was re- it County, Va., near here last predicted the outbreak of a third. DerTHcvivnnin ■RAir.HIcrnr» ' nnrtjaH “hnlfiincr hie nwn” 'ThTOcdfJV ¿Five in umber, two of them are Dolores Parker from Los Angeles Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, ported "holding his own" Tuesday' Is drawing them in at . the Stork at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh newcomers in the London ' show. I Ohio-, Maryland, Georgia, North World. They are Savannah Church club. Her recoraings with Duke El Carolina South Carolina, Delaware, where he is confined with a very lington and . various film successes THRILL! severe abdominal complaint. hill,.and Dolores Parker. The vet Tennessee and other states. eran performers—those who have have had much to do with her lo ^7 Enjoy Smooth, Sociable I This year's, observance is said to Neither the hospital nor Union; GLAMOUR! officials would elaborate on the na been here before— are Adelaide cal acclaim. She is under a slx- have attracted the largest atten Hall, Nellie Luteher and Ro?e month contract at the Stork. dance for the observance since the ture of the. Veteran Labor leader's EXCITEMENTI church was founded in 1896. Illness, One report was that Mur La Lutcher, making a return to Bishop Plummer said the Feast ray, who. will be 64 next month, was if erred all queries to. the steelwork London within a few months’ after A STELLAR BILL! in “pretty serious condition," suf-, going back to the United states, ‘.Ty. 9 of the Passover was first observed ers union headquarters. in the private families' with the kill fering from what was described as. -Newsmen were called to steel stepped off the boat and went im DOUBLE EXCITEMENTI Ing of the Paschal Lamb at the II an “obstruction of .tha pancreas." workers headquarters tills morning mediately to the Prince of Wales time of the spring moon, ft contin Dr. Leo ODonnell, Murrays phy to receive "a very Important an theatre to headline an all-star bill. DOUBLE VALUE! sical, declined comment and re- ued he said, until the family feast nouncement. ’ They were handed= a Her opening night was an interest . ■* ” *• ALL TIME FAVORITE! was made illegal by King Josiah in four paragraph statement and no ing competition between two Am 1621 B. C. Josiah required the filrfher details Were given. . erican stars. TOP -RECORDING- FAVORITE! faithful thereafter to come toJeru— ’ ■■"The statement ■ said Murray en 1 J. ~~f0T ank salem for the observance of the tered the hospital Sunday. He at- Judy Garland was making her enchanted evening! A TREAT EOR THAT TREATMENT ; . . feast. t-epded a dinner at Youngstown, O„ debut at the Palladium as Nellie Saturday. opened at the Wales. However, Nel Just one taste of this superb According to Bishop Plummer, the He returned to Pittsburgh from lie didn’t suffer from Judy’s inva Jerusalem observance continued for sion. whiskey will tell you why we DINAH WASHINGTON Washington last Wednesday and call it smooth, sociable seven centuries. Jews attended the presided at a two-day meeting of Adelaide Hall, who is appearing event from the four comers of the Schenley. Schenley is the -IN PERSON- the steelworkers, executive board or. in "Kiss Me Kate” at the coliseum, earth “until Rome quenched it. Thursday and Friday. ¿night as well be the star of the ï richer whiskey that makes any plus . . . forever." '. À’ drink smoother, mellower, The killing of the Paschal Lamb more satisfying. Enjoy EARL BOSTIC for the event here last week was a Schenley tonight! secret ceremony which no one wit THE , k [■ ESQUIRE THEATRE and His Orchestra nessed'but those especially designat I 7 ' SCJIENLEY i .* > ?■ „ ed to prepare it. 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w. ' *■ u*\. »»««» ’t-'I ‘ à' apply to the building’fund ‘ bt the home M.onomlcs day by 100 high will participate In the annual Home Y. M. C. A. Home Economics, I .school gills. Economics day. A feature of the The mental heaitn lecture will be. day's activities will be the selec The Tennessee State , .Players Mental Health plven before the Stanford Warren tion of a winner for the annual Guild, composed of extraordinary library’s monthly book review fo $75 scholarship prize. The winning dramatic talent from the student Program At N. C. C rum by Dr. Rose Butler Brown, girl will be chosen on the basis of mí ä/W* Iw esents ‘John Loves Mary’ body of A. and I. State ’College has professor of education at the.col gained a national reputation for compétition through the national their series of plays over the coun DVRHAM, N. c— (ANP>- Ex lege. Subject or Dr. Browne’s dis competitive home economics test try. “JOHN LOVES MARY”, a tra-curricula activities at North cussion will be the recently, publish r Lauderdale Branch T three-act comedy, has brought to Carolina college for the week be-’ ■cd book, 'Dianetics.” authored, by fìllio the players many favorable com glnlng Monday, Apr.! 23, include Ron L. Tfubbard. Attorney Confirms nnessee State players Guild, dent W. S. Davis, will come to Mem ments in the Midwest and East as a lecture on mental health prof On Wednesday, April 25. 100 high pedal arrangement with Presi- phis to give a benefit performance well as in the South. This will be lems and the annual observance i>t school girls throughout the state' of the current stage hit, “JOHN the first major Appearance of the Rita Hayworth's LOVES MARY", on behalf of Lau Guild-in Memphis, although the derdale Branch Y. M. C. A. Set players did perform before a small À” • i« ting for the three-act comedy will crowd last December. Divorce Plans be Ellis Auditorium, South Hall. Wednesday night, May 23rd, be Dr. Thomas E. Poag, head of the NEW YORK — (INS) - ginning at 8 o'clock. dramatic department, will person- Hayworth's newly-retained New „ . « t i . *1 uuyally accompany.. wiethe piayersplayers to York lawyer confirmed Tuesday Prof. B. T. Hunt. chairman of the j Memphls {or their performance, that she Is considering divorcing riirnhfnrc nf T.nililprnftlp __ ■ - . . board of directors of Lauderdale "You may say for the entire cast, Prince Aly Khan. Branch, said that efforts will be and administrative personnel of Bartley Crum, the lawyer, told In made to fill every one of' the 3.5Ö0 the Guild that we regard the forth ternational News Service: seats in South Hall. All proceeds coming performance for Lauderdale "The, course she will follow Is be over basic expense will be used to Branch Y. M. C. A. to be for a most ing weighed." worthy cause, and we Join our Asked to comment on an exclusive friends in Memphis with enthusi story Monday by INS motion pic asm and delight, in their efforts'tq ture Editor Louella O. Parsons that complete their new building.” the Rita-Aly storybook marriage Is President Davis, long Interested "ended" and that the actress will Audie Murphy, right, playing the role of young Jesse James in Unlversai- charge incompatibility. Crum said **■*.••• in the advancement of youth In International's exciting new Technicolor release. "Kansas Raiders, is SUNDAY and MONDAY West Tennessee, has over a period only that he would not deny the * DON’T MISS ITI,. story. shown as he becomes a member of William Quantrill’s infamous Civil of years used his influence to de War raider outfit in this scene from the action-film. Brian Donley, cen-4 "GAY HAWK GET- Wendell - Ellen velop a closer tie between citizens "I can simply repeat,” he said, •* "(hat a decision is being weighed.” ler, portrays Quantrlll In "Kansas Raiders” and is shown being guarded COREY * DREW of this section and their state Col by his outlaw gunman, played by Scott Brady, left. Marguerite Chapman TOGETHER" lege in Nashville. ' - r- - - 1’■ Rita herself proved an elusive tarT "GREAT MISSOURI get for New York newsmen w h o Is the lone feminine member of the film's cast which opens at the New "A. and I. State College beloijgJ, Daisy Theatre Sunday for a three day showing. ______wlth Nat WILLIAMS RAID" ■ to all the people ...... West Ten- ’ have been trying for days to obtain nessee as well as the' -Middle sec her own statement on the divorce l has ten surviving children, 42 grand | Recorded Saturday Night reports. Her last comment on the contract, calling for five years, was i chilren, 44 great grandchildren; and also tion and East Tennessee, "Dr. Da at the GAY HAWK vis asserted. The institution, there subject was on April 2 when she re signed between the mother and the three great great grandchildren. turned from Europe with her two Clyde Beatty Circus. BROADCAST ’ ’ Robert fore, Is glad to join in so worthy’a On her birthday, she received news Joan project as the construction of the .daughters. She then said: cf the birth off her forty-fifth Sunday—4:15 to 4:30 p.m. FONTAINE ■ *. RYAN "There Is absolutely nothing to 45TII GRANDCHILD new gymnasium for our youth,"' , I grandchild. ‘ - "BORN TO BE BAD Tickets are already on sale for rumors that my husband and CENTRAL FALLS. R. I, — Mrs overWDIA $1.00 and can' be obtained from have parted.” Olympe Morlssette, who celebrates It has been announced that Miss ■ Defenso contrct sp«ca-up push, ! Gay HAWK COMING SOONI ON. STAGE1 board directors.of the Y. M. C. A,,- ner 00th; birthday on April. 8th, ed to offset the civilian cuts. or any member of the several com Hayworth is going to Hollywood In PERCY about ten days to make a picture. 5 ft DIVE IM DECTÀI1DAK mittees working to make the ap DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT pearance of the players an outstand This also was an apparent reversal È 695 WELLINGTON MAYFIELD of her original plans. On her arrival ing success. home she said she was not sure It’s SMART to look your she would return to films. Crum Reclined to affirm or deny with|HAIR ATTACHMENTS that Rita had received a letter from best WILLIAM means: Aly pleading with her not to act "resolute protector.” Not hastily in the matter of a divorce. every William live, up to his name —but everyone knows that Bourbon de Lux docs live up to its name!
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Taylor, of 1370 just some of them were, I suggest Five persons in all were injured of the Illinois . Central Railroad Gleason Avenue. He was Prof. Geo. ed tacitly that we 'talk baseball. Ot when the 1940 Mercury Coupe the E. Palmer, 82-year-old retired edu discuss some non-racial subject in where he. has served for thirty Sykes! family was riding from Mem years as an engine watchman and cator. which we- both had mutual inter- phis to Holly Springs for a meet Funeral rites for Mr. Palmer were est." ' .. _ ■ ing of the Church in Christ turned in Other capacities. held in Mississippi, his native state, Lt. Owens said'that’in this way over into a 10-foot embankment and where he rounded out over he got to become much better ac Pfc. Walter Sykes arrived from following a blowout. Aside from the forty years as a student and instruc Yugoslavia feels herself commit quainted with these men as fellow- Caifip Polk*, La. last Monday in time husband the casualty list includ ted to European defense. tor at Alcorn, the state Institution officers rather than as Nqgro'aad to help other members of the fam ed:"' —~ for Negroes near Port Gibson. white officers! ily carry out funeral arrangements Jesse Sykes, son,. . and driver of . Soviet is believed to be abandon Mr. Palmer served as Assistant for his mother, Mrs. Dodie Sykes, the car whose left leg was broken ing plar to form farm cities. Agricultural Director at Alcorn and In World War II. Owens. served was identified with the institution ever four years' and rose to rank during the brilliant administration of Technical Sergeant. He was of President Rowan. Three of his engaged in important' administra sons are . principals of schools in tive work during this period at Mississippi, a fourth is recreational Fort Bennning, Ga. director at Greenville, Miss., and Mrs. Owens formerly jf Colum- IN STATE AFTER STATE —THE George E. Palmer, Jr. is a student Lus. Georgia . .and - the lieutenant at Indiana University. PROF. GEORGE E. PALMER ■resrde. with the latter’s parents at Three of his si xdaughters are in 744 Neptune Street. the field of education. Including two in the Memphis public schools. They are Mrs. Evelyn Taylor, La- Rose School; and Mrs. Asia P. John Banker says low incomes mus' Children's Bureau son, teacher at Grant. supply taxes U. S. needs. (Continued From Page One) New Shell Service Station Holds beam when he walks by. Yes, his heart is large enough to brim over Grand Opening Today And Saturday; with love for you all. And he will possess a certain pride in you. Free Gifts For All Who Attend Join the Volunteer Branch of th? Children's Bureau today. Can you the New Dotson's Service Station. qualify? 'Contact: Miss Josephine located at 755 Vance Avenue at Podesta; Home Finder; Children's Boyd," stated Mr. L. B. Dotson, IOO PROOF Bureau; 210 Madison Street. Mem operator of the station. phis, Tennessee. Mr. Dotson.plans to have the BOTTLED IN BOND UNDER U.S. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION largest Grand Opening ever to be held in Memphis . There will' be- •According to recent McClellan Report* for 17 state*. free candy, gum, balloons and hats Omegas To Meet for the- kiddies Three dozen Box Kitchen Towels will be given to In Fla. In '52 each person purchasing 7 gallons of Shell gasoline. Free Handy Oil, ALSO AVAILABLE AT 86 PROOF MOBILE. Ala. — Delegates I- Lighter Fluid and tickets good for the annual seventh district meetir free oil and free lubrication ser of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity vice will be given to each customer Saturday voted to hold their registering during this gala event. fifteenth annual session in Tampa, Fla. next year. Banners and streamers will de The district delegates also passed MR. DOTSON corate the building and search lights a group of far-reaching resolutions “A\tremendous Grand' Opening is will light up the sky, all of which among them a plan to revamp the going to take place Friday and promises a good time for all. STRAIGHT RYE WHISKY • CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION, PHILA^ PA. social action committee machinery i Saturday (today ana tomorrow! at Every, one is invited.
TOP PICTURE SHOWS JOHN BURCH with circle indicating the neat seams in the suit he made at Tuskegee his first year. Seated with him is Bishop Arthur W. Womack, the new Chancelor of Holsey Institute. Be hind Mr. Burch is the Rev. Mr. L. H. Pitts. Principal of Holsey: next is W. Allen Murphy. Biirch’s former S. S. Supt.; Center picture shows the Glee Cllub with Mrs. L. H. Pitts at the piano. Bottom picture shows the fac ulty and administration building in the background. Holsey Institute, A Juvenile Delinquency Cure, Needs Help! (This is the story of two boys. One boy went to' Prison. The other boy went to Holsey Institute) „ By W. Allen Murphy. Às Superintendent of the Holsey Temple Sunday School in Atlanta. Ga,. I observed two very bright ’young boys. The name of one was John Burch. The other, well, let’s call him Robert Smith, for the sake of his future. / I learned that both boys had been led tn commit petty crimes. John’s mother sought the advice of her presiding elder, thè Rev. Mr. Grover C. Jay. He recommended’Holsey Institute at Cordele. Qa At Holsey, Rev. Mr. L. H. Pitts the Principal, gave John a "clean sheet.” He adjusted quickly to the new environment, becoming leader of the glee club and the most popular fellow on the campus. This is John’s second year at Tuske gee where he is- learning to be- a t ailor. I chanced to see John’s mother down town the other day. and she was still praising Holsey Institute. Her son had written for permission to at tend the school closing exercises at Holsey. He wants so much to be with his beloved teachers and-friends again.. ONE WENT TO PRISON < ’ • Robert Smith’s grandmother was not able to send him tn Holsey In stitute. So after two or more convictions, this promising youngster was sentenced to the state prison. A scholarship might have done the same thing for Robert which was done for John. NOW HOLSEY INSTITUTE IS IN TROUBLE At a meeting of the trustees last week it was revealed that only halt of the $32,000 budget had been raised: that $5,000 is needed now to close the term activities; that a $10.000-Gymnasium erected this Summer would •greatly add to the school and community life. r Therefore, we are appealing to our readers, CME members, Holsey alumnae, and friends of all denominations and races, to open your hearts toward this wonderful school, and give it the blessing it richly deserves. Holsey Institute was founded more than fifty years ago as a result of direct influence of the late Bishop L. H. Holsey. who gave his life for bis' church and his people. In 1938 Bishop W. Y. Bell accepted the man tle of Bishop Holsey. led the church in clearing large debts accumulated during the depression, and awakened the school to new, life and Ideals. And today, under Bishop Arthur W. Womack, the hew Chancelor of Holsey Institute, the school is promised greater development. Mr. Pitts with his staff of missionary-minded teachers are doing a mammoth job for a capacity enrollment of young people and adults. UNIQUE SERVICE OFFERED i Holsey Institute offers Elementary Grades Six and Seven; an Aecred- I ited 4-Year High School; an Adult Education School, and a non-denomi- national “In Service” Minister’s School. There are boarding facilities for boys and girls. It also offers a wholesome, friendly atmosphere for build- j ing Christian character. ,y The main tiling this school needs now is money, Any amount will be appreciated. You are Invited to join the Holsev $100 Club. This is a group which raises or pays $100 each year to the school. All gifts of $5 or, more Will be acknowledged through the press. A list of all gifts will be furnished at the close of the drive. Make all gifts pavablc to Holsey Institute, Cordele, Ga.
the. Council, read a directive from Kyle And !the Bishops' Council, which met (Continued from Page One) ’last. Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington. D. C., pledging full i Chapel, Atlanta. support to Bishop Greene and giv Drs, S. C.' Thornton and A . O ing to him a vote of confidence. ' Wilson were transferred from the In an adjourned Founder's Day Ninth Episcopal District to the Sixth Roll Call Friday. Presiding Elders Episcopal District. reported $3.619.15, to be added to Interrogated as to the reason for the previously reported $62,500 i such far-reaching changes in the brought in on Founder’s Day. middle of the conference year. Bi Dr. L. G. Long, pastor of the St. I StagWflii shop Greene, in a telephone com John AME Church of Montgomery, I munication late Friday evening told Ala. delivered a stirring sermon to I an Atlanta World reporter that the gathering. And Bishop W. R. “the changes were made for the Wilkes brought Episcopal greetings' good of the church." to the conference from his South* Earlier In thè week, Sidney A American area. Jones, head of the state's laymen's organization, told an Atlanta World reporter that he understood "that a meeting," such as was held Fri day, was "being contemplated as an Sen Sheets act of reprisal for failure of the ministers and Presiding Elders to Father After report their full budget askings al Morris Brown Founder's Dav roll call.’’. ' TENSE MOMENT LUMBERTON, N, C.—(ANP) — J,‘ H. Calhoun, a veteran AME Ernest Simpson. 18, faces an indict layman, in a dramatic appearance ment for assault with a deadly wea, beton. Friday's meeting, made an pon with intent to kill for blowing impassioned plea "for unity in the off tlie chin of his father with a . AME church," and then summon- single shotgun blast here last week. ed’the-vast-gathering to join with His father. Bill Simpson, had ear 7 Gown evei Swtâiï/ !___him as he delivered a fervent-pray.- lier-administered a-beating to the - er, invoking "God’s light and guid youth for an act of disobedience. ance” in these critical days through Upon his return home, after having ■ which we are passing. been away all day, the rnan was Others who addressed the meet sho by his son who had hiden near ing; included Elder H. C. Carswell, the edge of the front porch. who presented Mrs. S. L. Greene, the bishop’s wife; Mrs. W. R. Wilkes wife of Bishop Wm. R. Wilkes, and Rice enriched with Vitamin B-1 | Seagram’s 7 Crown. Blended Whiskey.86.8 Proof. 65% Grain Neutraf Spirits. Seagram-Distillers Corporation, Chrysler Building, New York Mrs. J. S. Flipper, wife of the late is saving thousands In Asia. • ' Bishop J.. S. Flipper. War plants are adding incentive» ; to make jobs more attractive. 1 3H5SW ä