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READ THE u ■ Ir3 NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS FIRST IN YOUR Negro farmers from Fayette and Heywood counties told ¿ A MB Mw » CA‘1 >TANPAR,B - U OU FV the dramatic story of harrassment and economical pressure being WORLD applied by white citizens of the two counties "because we are attempting to becoming registered voters," said the farmers dur ing a mas$ meeting in Memphis at Clayborn Temple AME Church, VOLUME 29, NUMBER 64 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1960 PRICE SIX CENTS last Friday night.
More than 200 “oppressed farm ers” from the two counties attend ed the spirited mass meeting. NAACP Needs Workers 1 Most of the farmers appeared calm as they told the audience of the harrassment, false fines, denial For Membership Drive of bank credit and credit from mer chants, dismissal from Jobs, denial More volunteer workers for the ing a meeting of his division. He of gas supplies and evictions from current 1960 NAACP membershipheads...... the Walker Homes-Levl" divis farms. Despite of the lack of emo ion. The area meeting was held in drive of the Memphis chapter Is 1: tion In relating the human suffering urgently needed, revealed Mrs. Ma the Southside Baptist Church on the farmers displayed a dedication xine A. Smith, membership cam Ford Rd. last week. to obtaining the right to register paign chairman, earlier this week. Persons wishing to volunteer as and vote. Their dedication was close Mrs. Smith said that she was de a NAACP campaign worker should By UNITED PRESS ly akin to a religion. lighted over the work that has been call the NAACP office at JA. ALABAMA STATE done In obtaining membership so 5-60511. STUDENTS PROTEST COME SOUTH far but "we do not have enough Students at Alabama State Col A Rev. Wells said: “This has been volunteer workers to cover the city lege started their protest Monday a long fight. It is similar to the sit as we had planned. We have de over the expulsion of their fellow uation that.the Children of Israel cided that 590 workers will be need r < students for demonstrations over ra suffered. We are not afraid, we will ed to obtain our goal of 5,000 mem cist laws and customs in Montgo stand together firmly.” Added “the bers before the drive ends.” She J- mery. Their moves followed the'po- fillerbuster being conducted in the added: “We want to obtain 1,000 by 11 lice block of scheduled prayers On U. S. Senate by Southern senators every Saturday (report day) until the steps of the Alabama State Cap in an attempt to deny us the right the drive closes." itol Sunday. Tho prayers were, said to vote is the most damnable thing The campaign chairman went on 'l at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, I’ve ever heard. We ijaye fought to explain: “We have urged every wars together. Why cant we vote division captain to hold "Worker's I not far from the Capitol, together.” Meetings" in his immediate ward. An attack by youths armed with Rev. Wells continued: "Our presi Workers are more than likely to A driver of a farm-labor bus clubs on a Columbia, S. C., drive- in restaurant brought four new. ar dent, Elsenhower, Is in Squth Ame readily agree to attend a meeting (transporting cotton-pickers to and rica talking about freedom (or all in his Immediate neighborhood than from work) claims this week that rests Saturday to add to more than a local court awarded him only 400 charged in a month-long dem people. He needs to come south on to come downtown." $400 in a damage suit when his onstration in protest of segrega a tour and talk about freedom." The first Worker’s Meeting was hospital and medical bills were $• ted eating facilities in the South. A teacher, called ’’Prof. Yancey," held at Mt. Olive CME Cathedral more than $900 as a "direct result The fresh incident at Columbia told how he Is "advising my people last Tuesday night, Mrs. Smith of injuries sustained when a driver marred a day of relative' quiet in to register and vote." . ■ ■ • ' - 1 ■ , • . ' ' . ■ . ■ said, "they were very enthusiastic. of a local bakery truck plowed into the turbulent new assault on the John MoFerrin, who appeared In About 150 persons attended." NEGROES REGISTER TO VOTE-Negroes stand in line to register the rear of my bus." region’s segregation pattern. The The next report meeting Is sche I Washington, D. C., before a Civic to vote In Somerville, Tenn. Negro leaders had called tor a The man, identified as Bishop lunch counter demonstrations are duled for 1 p.m. Saturday (March Rights Commission hearing several "march” of 1,000 members of their race to register, but far Laird, 2515 Staten Ave., said he attacks on customs rather than weeks ago, told the audience how fewer showed up. About 75 whites (one of whom is shown 12) at the NAACP headquarters, and five passengers were Injuried laws. j.; 236 S. Wellington St. the lines were segregated when they leaving the building) and 75 Negroes were registered. Ne on Dec. 9, 1958 at the intersection appeared at the county courthouse Rev. J. T. Freeman, a division Students from Allen and Bene groes claim that the county primaries are for “whites only.” of Castex and Ingle Sts., when a dict Colleges were involved In lunch in Somerville last week to register. captain, was the first to report hold- driver of a Hart’s Bakers truck counter protest demonstrations du He termed his brief speech "We rammed into the rear of his 1947 ring the week. An Allen source skid Want.To Be Free.” Dodge bus about 6 o’clock In the V white teen-agers had thrown-bricks TO-BE FREE morning while he was transport on the campus and had set fire to McFerrln said that "some white Fund To Defend ing the workers to pick cotton. a Ku Klux Klan-type cross In people took a newspaper with my Laird said he was transporting 36 » •< front of one of the university passengers. photo In it and placed it In the U. ?■ buildings. The march op the drive- 8. Post office so that all white JQ ipvag sasmr) The highest amount awarded by in was apparently in retaliation.;'. tho court for Injuries went to Mrs, citizens could see it and recognize IT'S NOT JUNE-IN-JANUARY . . . but it was Tennessee State Sympathy demonstrations him me. They also put -my. name and Mattie Wright, whose injuries popped up in several regions out Grief of a mother, who attended Funerei arrangement were in NEW YORK - Profoundly caused her baby to be born dead the nairle of other persons who re shocked that the State of Alaba University president, Dr. W. S. Davis', turn for the first dance side the deep South -Xentor/OL the funeral of her son, last Thurs complete at thè T. H. Hayes and prematurely. She was awarded $2,- gistered on a list which was passed ma has Indicted Rev. Martin Lu with charming Miss Charm, Chicago's Joan Casey, at the Miss Houston, Tex., and New York City day, caused her death Saturday Sons Funerei Home. 100. And her husband was award around town to al lmerchants and ther King for perjury, Negro lead Saturday..Saturday. night. ed $600 to cover medical bills. Charm-Mr. Esquire Ball on the campus last Friday. Count Basie so that .we will be denied ers from six cities came together In banks Mrs. Jennie P. Moore, of 579 Pon- The other four persons who sus supplied the mu$ic-maklng for the annual University Ball. Some 460 persons, both white and '■■■■^dit au^^^s,:2^•su'■^M•d^- New .York last week and established Negro, picketed jjthifttfbit'rS®’ totob* AVe:,'Stented the funeral of tained injuries .wero-awarded ,|iqo •rAy-fa",------■’.¿m.——------*a Committee’ to Defend MartinMarl Lu- 'M“ worth’s atpse' In • crowded midtown ’ • Nffi^ctad¿a“Wfe^V^BIbgíh.■ 'her son, Isaiah J. Graham, princi- -■[less. They were: ;>’ Sof a Shelby County School jn ther King. The Commit« Faking.. Miss Viola Hicks, Manhattan,tprutp,hour anda half s, last Thursday afternoon. Tier nounced that It has set the .. port S the’fmchcouptet sitdowna ; Two students from the Mississippi Ira Lee Brown lin'd Mrs. Addle B. aro^nd town to all merchans and two daughters, Mrs. Carrie Bell raising $200,000 budget to defend Blvd. Seventh-Day Adventist Church "Pete" Williams. , “AllWe Want Is To Be Free.” Sof Chicago, Ill.; and Mrs. Rev. King In the state and federal Laird said he was hospitalized as in the South, There.,were, no dis School won the Bible Quiz cham courts, and to aid the Southern turbances arid nb arrests, police . Rev.. jmw Dowdy said: ’I fe"l oia C. Pope of New York City pionship for the state of Tennessee a result of the injuries sustained that it is my right, tow Able to Christian Leadership Conference in said. had left Memphis enroute to their held at a Youth federation In to his back, side, left knee, at E. H. veto. We want to,. work ;0t$ some their mother difed. its drive to register a million new Crump hospital from Dec. 11, 1958 CHURCH SUPPORT home«, when Nashville on Feb. 27. thing so we cm have good relations Negro voters in the South this year. to Jan. 1,1959. He said the accident AMERICA HAS MANY FACES files In An Age of Challenge". The demonstrators in the South Winning out in a contest against wlththt white people in the county. Mrs. Moore had also taught in The Committee foresees a long also caused $150 damages to his SAYS ASA SPAULDING He said "there is a classless strug got strong, m.qral euppQrt.Satufliay the Memphis Public School System two teams from Nashville, and one fight ahead to vindicate the Inno gle by groups, races, a nations in a We need them. But,. Wfe Will not bus. The country which practices dem from an independent church ttemp deny ourselves the right to vote about 39 years before her retire^ from Chattanooga were... Marie cence and integrity of Dr. King.. rising tide of nationalism. The ego within tho Episcopal Church. The Young, 13, an eighth grade pupil, gfor good relations. We are in ment about nine years ago. Her hus ocracy In fact as well as In theory In man and nature is a motivating group, called the Episcopal Soclety and Geraldine Brown, 11, a seventh "It Is essential,” said A. Philip fight until we win, We regret band, I. J. Graham, Sr., who died will eventually become the leading force .which drives onward ever.” for Cultural and Racial Unltey, en grade student. Randolph, Chairman of the Com power in the world predicted the the bad relations. We do not ap some years ago had been principal «•pirn h fillehbuster c dorsed “peaceful disobedience"-by As champions from the state o! mittee "that every American realize ■ FO»-TOKAY FROM president of the North Carolina preciate the pressure aiC denials at Kortreoht about 4u years be The speaker went on to explain the demonstrating groppe -and Tennessee, the two young girls will that the charges against Rev. King Mutual Insurance Company, Asa T. simply because we want our rights.” fore his death. Che lipper Rwrnaw that good ideas are too often per said the same metho<^BhouId"S> take on winning teams from Ala are vicious and without the slight Spaulding of Durham, N. C. when ALLOFU8 Mrs. Moore, had suffered a broken mitted to fall in the hand of wrong bama, Kentucky and Mississippi est foundation In fact. The sole "I came that they may have life, he was the keynote speaker «t » Rev. Velvet Lee Smith said we leg in a fall sometime ago, how men. He added "keeping conflict at during a meeting to be held at the purpose of the charges against ¿nd have it abundantly." (John luncheon last Friday, sponsored bv - (Continued on Page Six) ever, she was able tp move about. Rev. King is to take away from the a minimum should be the aim of all least 33 who are white, had been Meharry Blvd. Seventh-Day Adven 10:10. R8V.) he Memphis office of the insurar..:e South and from the nation at large of us.” criticized the curernt ffller- arrested In the lunch .counter'dem- tist Church in Nashville on Satur company. It was held at the cafe a great and revered spiritual lead PRAYER: 0 Lord and Rather of buster that is being staged in the day afternoon, March 26. teria of Universal Life Insurant/ (Continued, on Page Six) er whose only ‘crime’ Is his selfless mankind, help us in these days U. S. Senate by Southern Senators . The winners of that contest will Company. challenge other teams of students and Incorruptible struggle on be to be faregetful of self and strong In an attempt to "talk to death" Spaulding, who has traveled to In a Bible Quiz to be held at South half of democracy and equal rights to live for Thee. Help us first to proposed Civic Rights legislation.' for all people In the Southland. It ern Missionary College, Collegedale, know and to do Thy holy will that most of the world’s civilized coun Spaulding said “war begin in the is the movement for democracy in Tenn., later In the spring and re we may be a blessing to all man tries, told of the image foreign minds of men as well as the plans the South that the State of Ala present seven Southern states at a kind and an honor to Thee. In our countries have formed of America. for peace. "But the uncommitted bama wishes to behead by its at novelist, poet and playwrights (are world-wide Youth Congress to be Redeemers name. Amen. His topic wa3 “Some American Pro countries of the world want to know .WASHINGTON, D. 0. - Negro tack upon Rev. King.” where America stands. He added, Intellectuals were called upon last expected) to avoid anything-,hav held In Atlantic City, N. J„ this ing to do with the Negro.” More summer. "America has many profiles. To tho week, to help redefine tile Image of Harry Belafonte is Chairman of white American, this country is NEW YORK - (UPI) - The over, he stated, “A book, a play, a Miss Young and Miss Brown were the Committee’s Cultural Division. the Negro which Is commonly held great. It is far more advanced than United States National Student by Americans. The challenge was the youngest contestants to.enter "This case,” said Mr; Belafonte, “is NIXON AND KENNEDY IN poem, a musical composition, a any other country in education, Association said Tuesday that stu- the state-wide Bible Quiz during of national and international sig offered by Novelist Julian Mayfield painting, anything that was creat economics, politics, industries and . dents across the nation were, join-[...., ed by a Negro about Negroes, in the recent federation and missed nificance. We who are artists and during a literary seminar kt How In many other respects. To the Ing In a mass protest against tho only one part of a three-part ques writers have the duty to bring it ard University. stantly becomes suspect." FIRST PRIMARY TUESDAY American Negro, this country has arrest in Nashville, Tenn., of stu tion In their bld for the champion and the message of Dr. King's “The best minds among us ought He continued, “If they accept the dents engaged in "non-vlolerit •sit- ship, Other teams were composed the same image as his white bro to devote more effort to. establish dominant view wholeheartedly, our struggle for human rights to the By BERNARD W. CAUGHEY ins." .... • . ■ of high school students. ther, but restricted in many areas. ing a philosophy that Is based on writers would operate in a sort attention of all mankind.” The USNSA said more than 50 . The girls were coached before the The Negro persists oh obtaining a more realistic appraisal of the of cultural void without ethnic MANCHESTER, N. H. - (UPI) - Vice President Richard M. telegrams deploring the' arrests and contest by Herbert Brown and Miss life, liberty and the persuit of hap American Negro and hia relation to roots, representing no one.” expressing sympathy with the; sit- Maxine Norman. Miss Norman is Nixon and Sen. John F. Kennedy went into the final round Satur piness, which are circumscribed. the nation,” Mr» Mayfield.said. Mr. Mayfield asserted, “In order Urges New Controls However, he still believes in the in movement had been sent to the church school teacher. day of their battle to win the New Hampshire first-in-the-nation Nashville students, Nashville In discussing the image of the to understand the position of the democratic forms of government in May-. ■ WASHINGTON - (UPI) - The or Ben West, and other city offl- . Negro in America, Mr. Mayfield ob American Negro writer, we must presidential primary Tuesday. theory if not in fact." served that the attitude in the understand the position of the Agriculture Department's cotton mary, New York’s Gov. Nelson A. cials. ' ...JX. ' , American society, even among his American Negro people, generally, Children's Group Okayed and Cottonseed Research and Republican Nixon and Democrat Rockefeller was considered a pos MORAL VALUES The USNSA, with headquarters ■ Kennedy, of Massachusetts, each torians, is that “there is nothing and their relation to the real world The House has passed and sent Marketing ADvisory Committee says sibility as a write-in candidate. Spaulding went on to «say how in Philadelphia, is identified gs, *. hoped the primary would be a step to .know about the Negro except .... The history of the Negro, as it to the Senate a bill authorizing the southern farmers need new Kennedy, fighting for a record other countries saw American: non-partisan confederation of stu his historic condition bt slavery.” has been absorbed by nearly all United States membership in the methods to control boll weevils ¡' ping stone to his party’s nomlnat- smashing Democratic vote, opened "China sees it as a big country dent governments at nearly AQO. American colleges and universi “INSOLUBLE DILEMNA” whlltes and most Negroes, is a fab Inttir-Amerlcan Children’s Insti and cotton production throughout ion- a last-mintue tour of the state Sat which tries to dominate all other The rejection of historic truths rication.” tute much of the cotton bolt I Although not entered in the prl- urday. If he can out-poll Nixon countries, Ghana sees it as a big ties with an enrollment of rpON than 1,200,000 students,. ' ■ - ? poses "an almost insoluble dilemna” He told his Howard, audience, in this state, where Republicans (Contlnued on Page Six) for the Negro writer, Mf. Mayfield “For the next five years, in observ out-number Democrats, 2 to 1, he stated. “There Is preMure on him ing the centennial of the Civil War, will score a major triumph. from all sides to direct his work the American people are going to RACE AGAINST TIME into ‘the mainstream ,Of Ameri have dinned into their minds ! '¡Telephone campaigners were rac can literature' .... the emerging (Continued on Page Six) ing against the clock to win more votes for Nixon than President Els enhower received in the state four years ago. Some political observers here felt Nixon must “win big” or face cries of “voter apathy." The (United Press International) primary's Importance to Nixon was emphasized when he agreed to a The South's lunch counter revolution grew, mote, I last-minute broadcast Monday night Thursday with fresh desegregation demonstration* over a station reaching much ot ihreat of mass resignations by the student body of à New Hampshire. college. Acting Secretary of State Rob Vi’Si ert L. Stark forecast a turnout of The day’s biggest flareup was ln A mass meeting was set f 100,000. The weatherman's long- Montgomery, Ala., where the gov in., E. S. T„ Friday to A ' By NEIL SMITH >X.1 J ' f nV'' • ''Jm range prediction called for snow. ernor and the state, Board of Edu strategy. (United Press International) s; 1 ... In the campaigning, which has cation ordered expulsion of nine The expelled, students even seen some candidates usin ’, students of Alabama State College, men they could nc JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI)—Time is catching up dog sleds for transportation, New alleged leaders in a group, who punishment as “Just With more them 300,000 white settlers in middle Africa. Pii / ' : Hampshire residents not only have tiled to desegregate a courthouse called on the entire —y For more than 50 years they have ruled an are heard the merits of Kennedy, Nix- lunch counter last week. port them. r on and Rockfeller but also have had as Europe; the last few weeks have made It dear that a new __ Chanting students, numbering SAYS NO LA some reports of other cuntenders. well over 1,000, boycotted winter ’ "We hi era If,at hand. The others included Chicago man quarter exams. They milled about have asai v.'M'thf Belgian Congo becomes independent-oh June .30; in ufacturer Paul C. Fisher who spent the campus saying that they would lated no September, Tanganyika gets responsible government. It Is ob $17,331 in a mammoth New Hamp resign en masse from the state- Bernardi shire drive to boost his president spokesijl vious that similar developments In Kenya, Uganda, Northern supported school to protest the ex ial hopes. There also have been pulsions. Demon Rhodesia, Nyasaland and Ruanda-Urundi will not long be de- «•XX-A-’/A-S supporters of Sen. Stuart Syming "On to Auburn - on to Alabama,” again itt ton D-Mo., United Nations Ambas the demonstrators chanted! These students “‘.Soin from the mountain-top Objectivity of an outside ob- sador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., Adlai are the state's two big white uni marched Stevenson, Sen. Hubert Humphrey versities. of the ca sirver, It Is part of a natural historical process, an Inevitable to get sert A SENIOR AT BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, Miss ing Brotherhood Week. At the left is J. W. D-Mlnn. and even the Presidents The examination boycott was dis tfhasb In AfrlwHhe situation was engagingly simple. There brother, Milton. continued on advice of the expelled counters^ Annette Nelson, above, is holding the first Wdstbrook, assistant principal at Washington was land to spare in the Dark Continent, a whole world tp ALSO PICK DELEGATES students who said "many students Appi place award from her school for submitting the High. At the tight is Harold Sklan, member of open up. If a man was prepared to roll up hU sleeves and The voters vHU liave two tasks as have .gone too far .to ruin their ment " ’ (Continued on Page Six) best essay on "How-1 Practice Brotherhood" dur- Memphis Round Table. (Continued on Page Six) hard work by not taking exams."
j 2 « MÍMPHÍS WORLD • Wednesday, March 9. 1960 Mrs. Hamblin Installed;, Heqds Ministers' Wives -/ Mrs. L. A. Hamblin was Installed / as president of the Ministers’Wives / | Through Citrus Fellowship when the organization / £ KNOW YOUR met last week at Golden Leaf Bap tist Church, 976 Peach Avenue- Other officers installed were: ■By FRANK PERKINS The Carver High School 1391 Penn Bell In Florida Mrs. C. H. Murphy, vice president THE CHRISTIAN sylvania St. (Regional). HAMONIZERS THE SUNSET TRAVELERS LIBRARY GROVELAND, Fla. -
i ,1 A 1 MtHNtiS W0 ; » ^eJnpday, MWI. 0, IW Memphian Becomes MY WEEKLY Chief Soloist And SERMON Mmslcal Director Tennessee Stale By EARL S. CLANTON III NASHVILLE - Music from the NASHVILLE - "Spider" Ben REV. BLAIR T. HUNT Champs Elysees is slated to fill Warley, Tennessee State University PASTOR Tennessee State University’s gym basketball1 star dropped from the MISSISSIPPI BLVD., CHRISTIAN CHURCH nasium March 21 as Paris' Lamour team for low scholarship, joined eux symphony orchestra presents his old coach J. B. McLendon and the University's second lyceum pro his NIBL Cleveland Pipers.' BLUNDERING INTO PARADISE wonderful about him. There was a gram of the season. Spider Warley, whose frame spread kindling of hope, a leap of his faith. The 91-piece orchestra is one of a tight defensive net for Tennessee TEXT: "Jesus remember me when you come Into your king Said he: “Jesus remember me Paris' • three .major orchestras..and over three seasons, had another when you come into your kingdom.” was founded by conductor Charles year of collegiate play when he ran dom.” — Luke 23:42. Two robbers hung upon either He had found on the cross the key Lamoureux in 1881. The orchestra counter to academic regulations. to the kingdom. has grown to be one of the most When Warley was dropped by side of Jesus, three men on Roman crosses. Only one was affected by Through swollen lips, Jesus re treasured institutions in the musi Coach Harold Hunter more than what he heard and saw from the plied, "To-day thou shalt be with cal life of France for the “excite two weeks ago the tooth-pick pivot central cross. Two men both blund Me In paradise.” Jesus came to this ment” engendered at their concerts. man was the team’s leading re world seeking the lost, here a lost §. Hurok presents the Lamoureux bounder, charity shooter and second erers, law breakers, criminals, one blunderingly plunged into the dark man is found-and saved. . orchestra to the United States for leading scorer. Averaging nearly 17 ness of hell. The oilier blundered Certainly God’s love would open the first time under the direction points per game, Warley was rated; into paradise. This latter one had the gates of heaven to this repent of Igor Markevitch. Conductor Mar- number eight in the nation by the’ an awakened conscience and a godly ant, thief. Jésus’ answer in the na kevitch made his American debu; NAIA at the free Une. with the Boston Symphony in 1955 As Warley joins the Pipers In sorrow. He was a good candidate ture of the love of God, “Today after nearly 30 years of musical Peoria, Illinois this week, Tennes for the kingdom of God. He knows thou shalt be with me in para he is going to die, but he has sur dise." . experience in Europe. see State (24-4 on the season) will For many years the bright young be defending its NAIA champion mising of eternal life. He must have This robber who blundered into star of European music festivals, ship reign at Kansas City. Warley listened sometime or other in ihc paradise was both a wastrel and a MISS BETTY DAVIS Markevitch, as a pianist, composer joins Hank Carlton to become the past to Jesus. There is something wonder. He missed much that he CHICAGO - Singer Miss Betty and conductor, has been featured second starter dropped from a Big might have had in life. He won •¡Davis, a Memphian, has signed up in Boston, Philadelphia, Washing Blue championship team. Carlton every thing in death but could not as chief soloist and director of ton, San Francisco, New York, was dumped at the end of the 1958 retrieve the past years. music with the J. D. Smith Evan Cleveland and St. Louis. season, and the Blues repeated tor 7 Workers Fired Better it is to do one’s blunder gelistic Association, Inc., headquar-. ing soon instead of late; to find Now on tour with his own orches the third time in 1959, ASA SPAULDING, president of the North Caro- j Ington High_5chool; ln~tlie middle-are l, -Bod-_ tered in Chicago, Hl., for the months tra for the first -time in America Currently Tennessee State holds the . of.June, July, and August. Dur the Markevitch “new sound” creates an encredible string of 15 straight lina Insurance Company of Durham, N.C., is [ den of the Bodden Company; and Harry Cash, good life before "the years draw ing these three months, the J. D. the current "Lamoureux excite wins at Kansas City-staged Nation being congratulated by the president of Owen ' principal of Hamilton High School. At the right nigh when thou shalt say I have 'Smith Evangelistic Association, Inc., ment" in the lastest French export al Cage Tourney, and they are 19-3 no pleasure In them.” Better it is under the direction of Dr. J. D. College, Charles Dinkins (right) immediately is William "Bill" Nabors, manager of the Le to be seen here. in six years since making history in afier the Friday luncheon meeting. At the left Moyne Gardens homes. - (Withers Photo) to be a tree planted by the rivers Smith, will hold three major soul the big show. of water that brlngeth forth its saving crusades. The cities in which is J. D. Springer, principal , of Booker T, Wash-TWash- ' To Regain Jobs fruit in season, than a brand pluck —the crusades will be held have not KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - (ANP) ed from the burning. All the same, been released. Southern Area Council Use It Or Lose It —Race was no factor in the dismis the New Testament fact that one Miss Davis is a sophomore at By REV. LOUISE LÏNOM sal of seven Negro employes, the man could blunder into paradise at Tennessee State University with a Of YMCA's Slates April Tennessee Valley authority de the twelfth hour is amazing, not so major in education. She is known Meeting For Knoxville clared here this week, The men who much on the manward side, but for her beautiful voice which is FATHER FORGIVE THEM have filed suit to recover their jobs surpassing wonderful on the god equal to her physical beauty. Her Text; Then said Jesus, Father, The annual meeting of the South also claim that TVA violated the ward side. songs of deliverance have stirred forgive them; for they know not ern Area Council of YMCA's and what they do. (Luke 23:34.) Blue Ridge Corporate members has Veterans Preference Act when they This penitent robber touched many. She says her greatest joy is were fired. to sing gospel songs which carry a We are observing Lenten season. been scheduled for April 22-23 at Jesus at the twelfth hour and Jesus Let us take deep thought on these real message of deliverance to the the Knoxville YMCA. The seven appealed in fédéral touched him into salvation. words in the theme and text. Fa This meeting of the Council "is Lord’s people. district court, in Washngton a Ci Let us pray “touch me Lord Jesus ther forgive them, and ask the In Memphis, she is a member of the top event In YMCA circles in vil Service Commission ruling up with Thy hand of mercy, make each _ the South. It Is designed to bring Carolina lads. During the flurry, thé Home Land Church of God In saviour to forgive us. Three-Time NAIA Champions Win Fifth Straight holding the TVA. throbbing heart beat feel Thy power Christ. Lenten Season is something we together the YMCA leadership' of the Rams mustered a 56-53 ad divine. Take my will forever, I will throughout the DISMISSED “ILLEGALLY” should observed the South to share in planning for Ticket To 32-Team Meet Downing Rams 81-71 vantage but could not contain Hun doubt Thee never, cleanse me, dear The Negroes asked to be given year. effective YMCA services.” ter's sharp shooters. Savior, make me wholly thine." ? story I was very their jobs back on the grounds ''Family Spiritual Hour" In reading a Members of, the Area Councils are NASHVILLE"- Three-lime NA,IA champions,-Tennessee State Jesus remember me. much impressed, over what I read. elected by local Associations. They Boarding a plane for Kansas City they were dismissed illegally and University hardwood artists won their fifth straight ticket to the Sunday morning, made its seventh Set For Greater White Once there was meet annually, and elect an area v j n .• t l • i«». ’ that TVA’s employment policies an elderly man board which employs a professional Kansas City-staged Nationals by tripping^cWnston-Saiem five trip to the big show from the time should be declared discriminatory. Sugarmon To Participate Stone Sunday Night on his death bed. staff to provide field services to 81-74 last Saturday night in District 29'.s; championship tilt, the Blues made history in 1953. In A spokesman for the TVA said MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (SNS) - The minister call localIapoI associations,accAplarinnc thefho chiefahlof execu-OV0A11. i1 ------'■----- The ..NAIA' .'• .'*SlL«3k': defending'. .. ■■ .champions the six national playoffs under their six of the seven were offered jobs In Chicago Vote Confab ed and he brought belts, Tcnnesse had a 19-3 record in Chattanooga when an order to MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (SNS) - A “Family Spiritual Hour” is sche tive of which is also a member of blew a 10-polnt halftime léad (41- duled to be held at Greater Stone a neighbor to with an amazing string of 15 con reduce the workforce was issued in Russell ’ B. Sugarmon, Jr., local the national YMCA staff.” 31- and had to go all out in the Baptist Church Sunday at 7:45 p.m. visit with him. secutive victories and three natlon- Knoxville. The spokesman said the attorney' jyho gained fame for his second stanza that was tied five al championships. The public is Invited to come “and The neighbor Fred McClellon, six were dismissed after .{hey rç?- Mnning for a post on the City times with the lead swapping hands j______fused to move. A seventh, Horace j bring your family to hear this great was disliked by Produce More Meat three times. The Big Blues’ pivot | Commission last summer, is schedul ■ choir with their rendition of splrit- the dying man. Robinson of Knoxville was fired for ed to participate in the Chicago WASHINGTON - (UPI) - The ’ lials in song, under the direction of The minister who man, Gene Werts, toed the 24th vic- CONG. PHIL WEAVER cause" in 1953, the TVA said. League of Negro Voters conference crop reporting board said Thurs Wins Owen College tory against 4 defeats on a tip-in John Ray Buntyn, Sr.” came said to the . The plaintiffs, six of them jani which will be held in Chicago, Ill.,. dying man, "John day production of red meat in and foul shot. Werts’ tip knotted the Mrs. Frankie McNeil is president tors and the seventh an elevator March 11-13. I think you commercial plants in Jauary total game at 60-all with seconds more of the choir and Rev. A. R. Wil- operator, were Romey J. Rowan, should forgive ed 2,392,000,000 pounds, up 7 per Associate Degree than six minutes remaining in the GOP Solon Asks Vertie May Hayes, George B. Por 7" llams is pastor of the church. game. Second Chance at Youth! your neighbor.” cent from January, 1959. ter, Walter Green, Eddie McCrary, The dying man replied, "But if KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—(SNS)— Clem 0. McKamey and Robinson. You're juunget locking I get well again, I won’t forget." Acting Dean-Registrar Thomas I. Rossie Johnson, who had been The authority claimed the Vete ..with a new hair Quickly Regain the Look of The Lord does not offer us half Willard of Owen College annonc- Coach Harold Hunter’s sixth maw U. 5. To Evacuate color in mere minutes! rans Preference Act had no bear way forgiveness like this. Nor can ed that at the end of the Fall until he lost Ben Warley, paced Let Tintz re-color your the Big Blue effort with 25 tallies ing in the case. In answer to char gray, dingy hair will, he accepted It if we offer it to others. Semester, Fred McClellon had com the natural lustrous LONGER HAIR ges of discriminatory treatment, ...fakes ¡«condii To forgive seven times is not “With God pleted requirements for the Assoc Starting the third game of his col color o( youth. Tintz ¡pine Bases the spokesman said the TVA hires leaves hair soft, It'» iheer "iDigic" the v.ir enough. He told Peter, If neces- iate Degree. It will be conferred legiate career, Johnson pumped in wonderful trini» Negroes in many capacities, includ radiant—young iXdtitt sard; we must forgive even “until All Things Are Possible!" 13 points the first half and burned formi dull, dried, burnt, . upon him at the Spring Commence By MARCELLUS JEFFRIES, JB. ing administrative personnel. looking! No harsh ihort-looking blit to youth« Art yoa fzclni difficult problem«? Poor the nets for 12 in the last frame. color or dried-Cut hair, fal'Iike, longer looking seventy times seven.” Let us think ment, Memphis World Far East Reporter Health? Money or Job Trouble«? Unhap- because Tintz is aeiiei. of the example of Jesus when we Pines»? Drlnbf Lore or Family Troubles? McClellon, a Navy veteran, is a firit application take» Coach Hunter’s. gunners got off MANILA, Philliplne — American ammonia-free and has seek God’s forgiveness this Lenten the "Jcink»" cut of frizzy, Would you like more Hauplneu. Success graduate of Manassas High School. to a flying start from the opening I Congressman Phil Weaver (Repub- lanolin conditioner added. Today, let Tintz , old-looking hit-makei it Season. While dymg on the cross and "Good Fortune" in Life? If yon ’’give you a second chance at youth! Comes look longer, mòre ilimor* He is a former president of Phi gun. Steady firing by Werts and.! hare any of theze Problem«, or other« llcan-Nebraska) has called on the End Of Job Bias in 14 different youthful hair color shades. cui thin you ever dreamed he prayed for those who taunted Beta Lambda (Owen College Chap U. S. Government to withdraw its 11.50 plus tax at your favorite Druggist. pouible. Used by leading and crucified Him; saying. "Fa like them, deer friend, then here la Johnson had the Big Blues a 15 itige »nd television »tiri wonderful NEWS of a remarkable NEW ter of the Future Business League point advantage with less than five I military bases here because of what ana "top” models from ther firgive them; for they know WAY of PRAYER that Is helpinc thous of America), He represented Owen WMOVID coast to coist. minutes remaining in the first lie described as “open harassment" CREME 'p not what they do". Let us pray for ands to dorlous happiness and Joy! College in the State Convention of stanza. The Ram’s Cleo Hill chop- i of U. S. servicemen by the Philip Demanded By Ally. ¿¿¿«COLOR *“ eXelento^ouN a forgiving spirit. Just olio this message now and mall that group in 1958 at Cookeville. with your name, ad ped Tennessee's margin to 10 points! pine Government. Coaxes Return of Longer Looking Prayer: Dear God, help us to Tenn., where he was awarded first SHAMPOO dress and esc to cover by intermission. Hair Beauty, Radiance, Lustre. realize the beauty in serving thee. postace and handling place in the “Mr. Future Business Returning from a six-week tour «Sdento il euy to ipply/plwiM to use. Simply Give us courage and faith to be We win rush this Executive”' contest. Opening the final frame, Hill, of U. S, military installations in Gen. In California Bisn«e into salp and hair, then comb and set in willing to forgive others we pray. latest “lone hair" faahion. No Lot combs necessary, • wonderlul NEW MES At the National Convention in Charlie Riley and George Force the Far East, he urged before leav Helps train you: hair to »oft, lovely waves tint rippie Amen. SAGE of PRAYER and LOS ANGELES (ANP)-Address- down your back. Became iti so highly lanolated, it'» St. Louis, Mo., in June, 1958, repre slashed Tennessee's edge to one ing that U. S. military commanders Faith to you by Re ing a large gathering of AFL-CIO TOOTH kind » your hair. I squeeze from & turn Mall Absolutely senting Owen College and the State point, then Riley hit one from the in the Pacific be summoned to tes 5 Day Trial Offer members in the. nearby city of Long ■ tube. Pain UL FREE! We will also of Tennessee, he was awarded fifth corner putting the Rams in front tify on "intolerable conditions" be ACHE Here’i t libenl offer that leaves do room for doubt. Beach last week, Atty. General | Whin you are i I goat in sec- Sa Get a can of tXtltnio from your dexlct today. Try it for Good news for send yon FREE, this place in the “Mr FBE” contest. Re . 47-46 with 15 minutes playing time fore Congress “withdraw any gag I onds. Used by • fvc day», then, if you don't »tree it's the finestpoma'!« beautiful Stanley Mosk declared he was con desperate with . ea the cnadret, retail for your money hick. On sale . presenting...... Owen College at the 1959 I on the clock. In the next nine minu- I ihousends.Stt IU' GOLDEN CRO88 rule being imposed by the Penta pein, you can I arali drae stores. vinced that job discrimination rely on ORA-JEl asthmatics for you to keep and State Convention in Knoxville, ■ tes Tennessee knotted the game gon or State ..Department,"...... Specialist’s discovery now make, It poi- ! ASK FOR EXKINIO Only 351 J against Negro??, must .be fought by i for fast, ellec- «Ible tor bronchial asthma sufferers to Tenn., he again received first place | four times (0 one for yle North Congressman Weaver, who is an ORA-JEL^ the union. L thro-rellel. Just J quickly relieve choking, couzhlnu, iasntnr golden 'gM, Fel. in the Mr. Future Business Execu- ■ ex-serviceman, and member of the spasms and. do it without use ot Internal He said a recently completed drug's or painful Injections, So safe you tive contest and third place in the j- House Appropriations Subcommit IXELWTO MEDICINE CO., INC. r.en get Dr. Guild's Groen Mountain In /•DACC •»’’ship- Box 2103, study reven led that it would take either cigarette« or compound form with Vocabulary Relay. Again he repre tee on Defense, made his comments I1IM OfkM. DtlHtl IL MltHg» UKU33 Noroton, Conn. at leaset 138 years for the Negro to out prescription. Aik your druiriit for IL sented Owen College and Tennessee immediately after witnessing the obtain full equality in skilled em at the National Convention in conditions here in the Philippine Washington, D. C„ in June, 1959, “With God ployment. HOWto PRAY. Islands. He stated that military Persons of color make up only one and was awarded second plice in commanders would give first hand All Things Are Possible" per cent of those admitted to train and get RESULTS the "Mr. FBE” contest. reports ,on intolerable conditions ing programs, yet they constitute The true way to mastery McClellon plans to enroll in Lane which now exist in the Phillipine — Says Fortune-Teller over ten percent of our total work will open for you when College at Jackson, Tenn, for the Islands as far as American service you know how to ask for force," he declared. and how to accept the Spring Quarter where he hopes to Are you facing difficult problems? men are concerned. When Mosk was elected last No gifts that GOD has stored earn the B.S. degree. While in Jack- Money or job troubles? Unhappi up for those that love and son, he will be employed bv the | ness? Poor health? Drink? Love or WEAVER’S STATEMENT vember to the post of Atty .-Gener obey Him LEARN. Union Protective Life Insurance Co. family, troubles? Youlti you' ‘like In a'blistering statement to news al, vacated by Governor Edmund The MAGIC FORMULA for "Pat" Brown, it was the Negro vote SUCCESSFUL PRAYER District Office. more Success, Happiness and “Good men Congressman Weaver said: Here are some of the KNOXVILLE COLLEGE Fortune" in life? You may . find "It has gotten to the point in that virtually proved to be the amazing things It tells you RECRUITING TEAM AT OWEN I the answer in my remarkable, the Philllplnes where ’our troops ‘balance of power,’ in both cam about: When to pray; How to pray; Tho By WALTER C. ROBINSON, Editor, The Chattanooga Observer Maule Formulas for Health and Success Mr. and Mrs. Maddox Banks of! specially prepared book of 48 pages must live and work under extremely paigns. Negro Democrats worked through prayer: lor conquering fear Knoxville College (Tenn.) recently "I Shall Not Want." You may also difficult conditions, subject to false hard for Mosk, and he has "since through prayer; tor obtaining work A writer once wrote of Doc An Doc Anderson proudly showed me through prayer; for money through pray visited Owen College campus and get the An arrest by Philippine authorities, the shown a disposition to remember derson — "The scientists ought to one of the many letters he had re er; for Influencing others through prayer; talked to a group of prospective cient Mezuzah, victims of condoned thievery, loot their loyalty. and many other valuable Instructions that ceived that day, which I herewith help you get things you want. put him in a test tube to find out graduates. Banks is the dean of 1 the beautiful ing, blackmail, extortion and as quote and which speaks for Itself: i 10 DAT TRIAL-SEND NO MONEY what makes him tick.” I had heard men at Knoxville College. A num-1 Amulet, worn sault, all winked at or openly ap ping this mass looting of American Just send your name and address today ! Pittsburgh, Pa- ber of Owen graduates have been. and on delivery simply deposit the small so much about this man that I de for Its relig proved by the most corrupt govern property." October 1958 or are attending Knoxville College. | mental organization in the world." sum of only. $1.49 plus postage with your cided to do ,a, little checking on ious slgnlfic- Weaver proposed to relocate the postman. I positively GUARANTEE , that OWEN ALUMNI MEETING SET | Weaver became intensified while you will be niore than delighted with my own, Dear Doc Anderson: Just a short I ance and Di principal U. S. bases in the Philip A meeting of the Owen College RESULTS within 10 days or your money letter to let ydu know the amazing vine protect on his visit to the Philippines by pines in some other area perhaps Alumni Association has been sche- will be returned promptly on request and I discovered that Doc Anderson’s results that I got from your special ion, and as an the recent abduction of two Ameri Thailand “where we could concen no questions asked. ORDER AT ONCE! duled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March can service wives who were beaten LARCH greatest asset was the overwhelming work that you did for me. Here are Omen, alleged trate on our enemy and not have to 8 in the conference room of the and robbed by a group of Filipinos 118 E. 28, Dent. Ml-B, Now York KI- faith that people have in his ability the facts. My sweetheart came back by many to protect ourselves from our friends." Administration building. Attendance near this base (Clark Air Force to help them — a faith born of to me acting better and kinder than repel Evil, of all members is encouraged so what he has done for so many oth ever before. He said he would never containing the Base) north of Manila. leave me again for another wom that Important matters may be dis- promise God ers. It has been written "Faith can Weaver went on to say that "the move moutalns.” It was abiding an.______I did not ask him to ______come backcussed, made to Moses, Doc. R. C. Anderson he came of his own free will and CHAPEL SPEAKER Inscribed In Hebrew (Deut. 6 Vs. Philliplne government has embark -, faith that led Abraham to unhesl- The Rev. A. McEwen Williams, ed on an open program of harass ('■. tatlngly obey God’s command when he had all his clothes with him______' " " ' 4-9), and also burn Incense while pastor of St. John Baptist Church pray|ngi as mentioned In the Bible ment of American officers and men. . he was about to put his son Isaac He asked me If he could come oh Vance Ave., a trustee (Rev. 8-4), containing a blessing I found conditions so deplorable on the sacrifice altar. back home. I told him "yes" and "“„'“““'i «’"’.I «'¡,7 vovnnto nri- he was so glad his face lit up with- College, deliveredy with suggested prayers, that the morale and efficiency of our fighting forces has been seri . With .this thought in mind it is smiles. The woman he left for me ^ss at the regular weekly cnapei When you see me I guarantee to ously handicapped.” very interesting to note the deep- called me on the phone and asked servlces l^1 weer ------tell you your past and present and He added, “Any officer or man rooted faith that must have been make predictions for your future, my pardon saying she was sorry living away from the protection of possessed by Cleve Corgin of 115 DOC ANDERSON and the object of your visit with she took him from me without any an established American base must E. 22nd St., Chattanooga, Tenn., ( out you saying a word or no charge of these sworn statements, I felt I reason. She also called me of her Easy Home Way Gives hire guards to patrol his home or whose sworn statement states he ■ made. My prophecies were men had to see thia Doc Anderson in own free will. his property will be looted and his has been blind for three years and ¡ tioned on the “Meet the Press” TV person, so I phoned CAnal 2-9710 NATURAL-LIKE I told her I was not mad at her Program of Sept. 30th, 1956, and family molested and-or murdered." had been to many doctors, but they at' his home at 302 W. Gordon Ave., nor him and that evertyhlng has HAIR COLOR I am proud that people, from Coast "Although professing a belief in didn’t do anything for him. He . Rossville, Ga., for an appolntmtent, been forgiven. So Doc Anderson, I to Coast, come to me for my spe law and order, the Philippine gov says — “After visiting Doc Anderson I also took the opportunity of do appreciate you so much. I shall Takes 17 Minutes cial work and to straighten out ernment does not cooperate in stop- my eyesight began to come back, checkingl with several clients who always remember you as a true fort their lives, because of my 25 years and I thanked God that he helped had visited Doc Anderson, and to lasts Months une-teller. I am sending two of my experience and nation-wide repu- . .me through this wonderful.man. I !whom he had given blessings.—- First Aid Jelly For then had him do some special work friends over to see you the last of Costs Only 75< tationrand because of-what I-hav or me, and since I have been to him My visit to poc Anderson recalled this month. I have nothing but high done for so many others. ot Grease the remarkable case of a promi praises for you and thank you so Never before bar It been so easy, io fut to my nature has been restored and retain the beautiful radiance and tparkUni For appointments for special now I am very happy in my love nent local citizen, who had been much, I remain. allure of natural-Uke b«ir color. Wonderful work or readings call-CAnal 2-9719 life, and my financial troubles are :robbed of $1500. J. M. 8. BLACK STRAND Halt Color brina« amaz- or write me at the address below. lot profcsiionaFUke, lont-laitlnt result«—17 overi? . • • Doc Anderson was eventually con Doc Anderson also gave me a minute«—al home. DuU, Urcakcd, pariah hair To order the Triple Offer “I Shall Quick, apply MoroUnel Itsoothes, reading and now I understand v®y vanishes. BLACK STRAND makes hair Not Want,” the Mezuzah and In sulted when everybody else had relieves, eases pain fast, .protects My attention was brought to failed, and he told this man the people from all walks of life come look yount-flke and filled with hlthlithu that cense send $8.00 Cash plus post Invite romance. Delia detection. Will not tub ' skin as’it speeds healing. Always to him from all over the United age or pay postman $8.00 plus •the sworn statements of several exact mattress in a certain house or wash off. Will not harm permanent«. keep a jar of Moroline handy in others, who during World-War n in which he would find the’money States and overseas for help, doun- Money back tuarantec. Only 75« at druggist» charges. THE $8.00 IS THE PRICE hidden. Everybody was dumbfound- sei and guidance in their appeals everywhere. Get a packate of BLACK OF THE TRIPLE OFFER ONLY- the kitchen and bathroom. testified to,the psychic capacity STRAND or BROWN STRAND today. and gifted power of Doc Anderson ed when the money was found, just for solutions to their difficult per- NOT MY PRICE IFOR ANY SPE- RIIRK Choose from 5 Exciting Shades:—, but the limit of space does not as Doc Anderson stated. This inci- zonal problems. I wish I had more Bl»ck-Blick-Ditk Brawit- -eiAIr-WORK OR CONSULTA ' permit me to elaborate on them; dent caused quite a stir at the time time to spend with nim, but I will STRAJID Medium Btownjir Light Brown. TIONS. DOC.'R. C, ANDERSON. IiowevirttAMiSawr? Tchecked AhBnlfOri ■ onm them and and it was _____ reported on and pub- say this — lie is uni kind of man 302 W. Gordon Ave., Rossville, Ou.' -JTMWPiO[WCTSW.^Tiw UW0Í being convjncefi as to the. truth llshe«! in my newspaper. on? meets just once in a lifetime. Office open seven days » week. | MR MÍ MEMPHIS WORLD • Wednesday, Mardi 9, I960 - j
MB Schedule Is Extended First Place In HOT SPRINGS—The racing sche However, in order that Oaklawn dule at Oaklawn Park lias been re be accorded its entire 31 days and vised to include the week of March in order to compensate for the 6 "Brotherhood'' 2 April 2 by the State Racing Com days’ loss because of adverse wea mission so that the i960 Spring Race ther, the Commission "in its date re During the Brotnerhood Week Meet will have its full 31-day sea vision gave the track permission to program at Booker T. Washington son; race during the week of March 28- High School, Miss Annette Nelson, a senior, who is the daughter of In a joint announcement, the Rac April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Nelson, 1029 BY SAM BROWN ing Commission and officials of The Commission emphasized that Fourth St., received the first place Oaklawn Jockey club announced this action was not in the nature of award, an inscribed fountain pen, that in the best interests and safety extension of racing days, but an ■ T7 for the best essay on the subject, The Douglass High Prep League Melrose-Mt. Pisgah game, Melrose of all track personnel-ineluding emergency measure to enable Oak Champions, and the Melrose second lawn Park to fulfill its commitments "How I Practice Brotherhood." was rushing tho Mt. Pisgah.boys, owners, jockeys, trainers, exercise place wlnncrs-were both eliminated to the horsemen and tire racing pub had moved out in front, and Seem boys and the adverse weather con Harold Sklah, member of the in the semi-finals Saturday night lic ns previously approved and ad ingly had their opponents Ori the ditions, was terminated for latter Memphis Round Table of die Na at the Mt. Pisgah gym of the Ten vertised. run, when for some reason the art- ' part of last week. tional Conference of Christians and nessee Secondary Schools Athletic Tiie $25,000 added Arkansas Der ion was slowed down by the Mel The regular season was scheduled Jews, Inc., was the guest speaker on Association tournament of Region by, highlight of the annual meet',' rose boys, which allowed their op- . io resume Monday . (March 7). in the subject, “Brotherhood — Believe III. will be presented as scheduled on I ponente to gain their second .wind, It .. Live It .. Support It." He r. , , ,, , . . , „ 'and taking a new lease on life, the view of the unseasonable wintry March 26. However, the $10,000 King weather which has besieged Oak presented the award to Miss. Nelson. Douglass lost to Lauderdale Coun- M(. „v’. - Cotton Handicap, orginally schedul ty Training School of Ripley by i Mt' Pafigah 1505,8 ,ent on to wln' lawn Park since the opening of tiie ed for Marcli 5, has been moved to Also on the program were mem 1960 season here February 20 and at one point with the score 51-50. The We ore not attempting to take March 12. bers of the Dramatics Club reciting Mt, Pisgah boys downed Melrose anything from the play of the Mt. __ various.tlmes since, scheduled racing- —The $10.00.) Southland Handicap in chorus, passages from Books of by two points 64-62. It was ob- Pisgah team, as the boys showed was first halted on February 25 and will be staged on March 19 and the The~~Blbier~Micah7 Malachi and served by listening to the comments .that they had what ittakes to again on March 1-5. This mean! $12,500 Oaklawn Handicap will - be Psalms; the Senior Glee Club, un nf uftVAwal L'lvnjiiClints Ultai hnlli ' • . » a« • . . • • . « of several spectators, that both win, and that they were able to that the regular 31-day season der the direction of E. U. Pender; featured on the final dav of racing, Douglass and Melrose were victims come from behind «gainst 'seem would have been cut 6 days. April 2. WITH GREAT INTEREST, A. Maceo Walker, Asa versnl Life Insurance; Mrs. L. C. Walker and the St. Cecelia Glee Club, directed of some of their own stupidity. ingly overwhelming odds and go,on by Mrs. C, R. Johnson; J. W. West Spaulding (right) and Maceo A. Sloan, LUC, L. C. Walker, manager of the Memphis office We realize that many tilings can to victory. On the other hand, per listen to George W. Lee, as he responded to the of North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, brooks, assistant principal, who pre happen In a basketball game, just as haps, it was the coach of Mt. Pls- sented the award winner; J. D. they happen in other sports that gah that Inspired his boyS after main speech by Spaulding. Also at the speak who was master of ceremonies and host to the Springer, principal, who introduced have a bearing on the outcome. But. that heotio third period. > er's table are Ben Olive, Jr., treasurer of Uni- luncheon-meeting last Friday. - (Withers Photo) Sklan, and Rev. J. A. McDaniel, in taking in much of the comment So, it is with the bpys from Rip Manassas High News executive secretary of the Memphis and criticism, many of these pay ley in edging Douglass, a fine team Urban League. BY ROBERT SIMPSON AND RODGERS LEWIS ing fans laid the blame for both that proved it is plenty of com Links, Inc. Provide defeats at, the hands of the two petitiveness and seemingly can rise respective coaches. to the heights when the going GRACIOUS LADIES PRESENT less Wildcats 70-39. So the game Whether this was justified or not, seems the roughest. Both teams, A COLORFUL PROGRAM that the Wildcats so. anxiously College Night Ladies Community (he fact remains that late in the Douglass and Ripley hustled al) tiie The Gracious Ladies Club of awaited to prove who was king in third period, Douglass had a nine way, and the outcome perhaps Manassas presented one of the most the Prep League had backfired so Club Entertained For Parents point lead which was dissipated, might be attributed to the fact tot colorful programs ever presented at immensely until thej’ decided tq LESTERI The Ladles Community Club met while in the Melrose-ML Pisgah Ripley might have had the edge In Manassas. Although their speak to forfeit the other regular sea The Memphis Chapter of Links,’ recently at the home of Mrs. Addle game, Melrose was out In front by hustling. er, Ralph Prater, a student at son game and surrender their por Inc,, is. sponsoring "College Night Wright, 347 W. Fields Ave. Devot ten points lute In the third quar So, the Prep League must cqil- ■ Memphis State University, kept his tion of the crown to Manassas. For Parents." March 25, at 8 p. m, ion was conducted by the chaplain, ter. tent itself tills year with third plare audience spellbound during his in the main chapel of Penecostal Mrs. Leila Crawford. Various com P. S. I think they’re pretty good That, may and it may not appear in the Region, the first time ih brief elaboration, the highlight of HIGH Temple. Theme of the panel discus mittees mode reports. After the busi people, don't you’ to be much of a big lead, but in many years that a city team, has the program came when they pre sion and symposium is "What Can ness session, a delicious meal was MORE ABOUT THOSE tournament play, where the players not competed in the tournament for sented their sweetheart, Tyler Parente Do To Motivate Challenge, served buffet style. Surprise . gift HEN-PECKED FELLOWS might not be able to...... play their best stale championship. The state, meet Gammon. Inspire and encourage Their Child "prizes" were won by Mrs. Georgia Due to the fact we had to make game, much of< the responsibility 1 will be held Thursday, Friday and Sweetheart Tyler entered with ren," Such questions as "How can Curtis and Mrs, Leila Crawford. a little observation about Hamil SCHOOL naturally falls on the shoulders of Saturday at the Tennessee AM the poise of a prince and immqdi- you best help your child prepare for Members present were: Mrs. Sam ton known, we decided to table our tiie conch. Just what should have State University gym Tn NashvllW, atley began to brush vigorously at : eollege...How can cost for college be Holloway, Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. exposure of hen-pecked fellows un been done, maybe docs not come with the first and second place his suit. A typical sweetheart I Evia Simelton I mot, ..ahd many ideas that concern Lolla Crawford, Mrs. J. B. Phillips, til next week. Atene L. Bromley In our premise. teams from each Region edmpot*- I you as parents with reference to Mrs. T. J. Colston. Mrs. Bennie Lee, So with the idea, “the girls of RAMBLING Yet, it was brought out that the ing. today are women of tomorrow" in It is said that Marva Crawford your children and college, will 1» Mrs. L. B. Hawkins, Mrs. K. W. GENERAL NEWS: ...... , in favor of the Seniors. The Old- ——r mind, we salute the sweet and love goes fqr .Wllie Clyde James 100 per discussed. You will have a chalice Green, Mrs. Georgia Curtis, Mrs. ¿-i ly Gracious Ladles, their sweet cent ahd1 that HazeLDelk-goes for Hi Readers: timers won the game with a score to ask questions and have them alls- Elizabeth Adams. Verses were in heart, and their advisor, Miss E. him 200 per cent. However, Clyde's We were shown a movie last of 80-78. The high point man on I wored by some of our most out- "U”, Eddins. only love seems to be the billard Tuesday in our cafetorium on the Oldtimers team was Claronce : standing citizens. Mrs. J. B. Phillips thanked thé YELLOW AND THE Norman Malone is at it again, “The Inside Story of Tuberculosis". Worship with 18 points. High-point hostqss for her hospitality. Next HAMPTON WILDCATS • this time his efforts are aimed at The movie was presented to us by man for the Seniors was Robert Realizing that a successful stu meeting will be at the'home of HIGH SCHOOL DATELINE During the football season, we Freddie Williams .... Isaac Young Mr. J. K. Davis. Robertson with 18 points. dent is almost, always the one who Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, 198 W. Kiri: had an article declaring the Wild and Venita Kelly make a nice BASKETBALL: SPOTLIGHT: has strong parental backing and Ave., Tuesday, March 8, at. 7:30 BY WALTER ZARAK BALL cats of Hamilton as "yellow” be couple, but what about Chester Wednesday, immediately after This week, we are proud to spot that a program to encourage youth p.rn, ' cause they were afraid to risk their Visor, Vehita? And what about dismissal of school there was a light, Mr. John Wesley, one of our can bo effective only if parents are Mrs. Georgia Curtis, president; DOPE ON THE JUBILECT.. . It i bert Woody was seen sporting a faculty members. Who resides at necks ahd half of the champion Maggie Hankins? Chester. can’t thrilling game between the "Old- involved, Memphis Links are sett Mrs. L. B. Hawkins, secretary; and seems that" most ------of --the -' goldgood lookingtooth? . 4937 William Arnold Road. He is ship in the Blues Bowl game make it with Maggie because Rob timers” of Lester, and our Seniors. ing into motion a program to sti Mi's. K. W. Green, reporter. girls in the Jubilect came from Mt. The Oldtimers are young men who a member of First Baptist Church, against Manassas. After that we ert Simpson is "going home"...... mulate most children to remain in Pisgah. This is the way most peo MANASSAS (WZ H)...Morqbalj- heard the high and mighty echoes Edward Grisby may be Alice Hay played on our A team last year and Chelsea; Rev. P. L. Rowe; pastor. school longer and to increase the Six world swim records set by bling has come from the puppet ple (boys) who paid attention rated of the Hamiltonians crying, “Wait den’s man, but he comes to see this year’s A team coach. They He graduated from Manassas number of students going into col Australians. columnists who writes Manassas the girls.. JMt. Pisgah, first—Hamil Until Basketball Season." So the Bobbie Hall some time. are Clarence Worship, Willie Bul High School in 1947, afterward at leges. Links hope this will be an High news and who are trying to ton and Carver No. 2, Booker Wash Manassites eagerly awaited the How about a “tail” for James lock, Joseph Gilliam, Clyde Exum, tending Tenn. A. and I. State Uni “Intensive expansion" of efforts now Stengel seeks more effort trom glorify those 'horrible Ole Timers. ington No. 3. and Melrose in fourth game between the Tigers, and the Ward, because he really wants to Tommie Jones, and Mr. Jake Pea versity where he graduated in 1951 being made by other agencies to Yankees. These two cub reporters: had the au place. Somebody who was David Wildcats. The Tigers emerged vic be a cat Jeff Russell and Alma cock (coach). Some of the boys with a B. S. degree in Biology. locate, identify and develop Amer dacity to say I tried to. get in the toriously by thumping the Wild Rose Clark are going together. are in college. He taught a little more than two ica's best potential to its fullest.. to Porter (BTW) singing “Gold Will J-U-G-S ball with a press card, At halftime the score was 35- 24 cats 60-50. . What about that? Fred Hender- years at Douglass High, then spent supplement assistance according to Never Do." to ...A special award their most ridiculous statement of Later on in the tournament, the son has Jane Ella Huna’s nose wide two years in the army as a labora needs toward Parental Counseling... should go to Sepncer Wiggins and Tigers actually trounced the help-1 open. the year. Actually I was at the Ju tory technician and Operating and to give information with re his Golden Sunsets for being the bilect, the show In which every Room Technician. gards to opportunities. best act and for bringing the house school except Manassas participated. He became a member of the “Education FOR DEMOCRACY" down.. .Brenda Jeffries (Hamilton) Maybe Mr. Rodgers Lewis and Mr. faculty in Sept. 1955. Mr. Wesley is the theme adopted by the Links was .singing “Nobody Loves Me.".. Robert Simpson tried to crash the is now a teacher of Biology, Chem for 'their National Prograni' which Alter Robert ‘Red" Davis finished J-U-G-S ball And then tried to istry and Physics, lie also serves Douglass High Roundup grew from the Minority Resources stealing the spotlight, from every shift tiie blame to me When caught. as an advisor of the senior class, conference, sponsored by the Presi Athletic Committee Chairman, and body in the Zo-Zo dance. Incident CLOSING LINE: borctiia whs de By ARNETTA RAINEY dent's Committee on Government Athletic Director of City Recrea ally, "Red" was seen with a little Contracts February of 1957. finitely tiie best dressed and best • I i tion Director of Boys Basketball black book writing phone numbers Mrs. Alma Booth is chairman of right ¡Ind left. He even went so far looking girl at the Jubilect. WE WON 54-43 Cause: Fight for the champion at Lester's Gym. College Night for Parents. Mrs. The Douglass Red Devils made ship. Wo are proud to have him on to say that lie had “not one, but Booth attended the conference men two at every school"... .in the "bear, basketball history Monday night in Slogan: 54-43 or Lose. our faculty. He is a great asset Corn futures at lows; soybeans Melrose gymnasium. Tiie game be Leading generals: Rhodes and to both school and community. tioned above...and helped to plan bat, mid tack" category of course. ( slump. ' . . tween Melrose and Douglass was Cheese. TOP TEN BOYS: the program along with other Links BTW (WZH)...Wonder why Her- the champiprfShip game. Students Turn of Tide: Right after half 1. Janies Smith, 2. Clifford Town to recognize and inspire the talent 7 as well as the faculty and prin- time when the score was 36-35 in send, 31 Gail Jones, 4. William ed child. ! cipal wholeheartedly supported the favor of Melrose. Macklin, 5. Robert Shaw, 6, Leon Saving the gifted and talented game. THE FABULOUS FIVE Strother, 7. Robert Sitns, 8. Har student is their immediate concern. Just before the game Monday we WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF old Coston, 9. Larry Miller, 10. Wil It is apparent that, much talent had individual class room pep ses Steve 'Ray Charles Ballad lie Ryan. among our children Is being waisted sions, After this, a general assem couldn't sing ... Charlie Fleming TOP TEN GIRLS: through lack of recognition, lack of bly was called and there the mem had to pick between A. Y. and A. Y. 1. Flora Greene, 2. Mabie Young, opportunity and encouragement, bers of the basketball team had ...... Louis Collins, Cranford 3. Stella Smith, 4. Anna Blake said Mrs. Booth and members of her an opportunity to say words of Leath, Moses Crawford and Willie more, 5. Anil Heron, 6. Emma committee. > FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN inspiration to the students. Several Oler were candidates for Mr. Doug Scott, 7. Bobbie Hawkins, 8. Ruth Rev. B. L. Hooks, pastor of Mid of the fellows promised to bring lass had not won the city cham Davis, 9. Doris Macklin, 10. Mari dle Baptist Church and a local at the championship home. All I can pionship ... Every, girl at Doug JOINS CLEVELAND PIPERS-Ben lyn Wilson torney-at-law, will be the Inspira say is that whether the team was lass ...... There were 10 girls to (Spider) Warley, former Tennessee tional speaker for the program Mr. lucky or many-of the students had every boy . WOW! State University forward and lead A. C. Williams, program consultant their fingers crossed or what, but SONGS QFf THE WEEK ing rebounder, has joined the Cleve Mathis Fan Club To at Radio Station WDIA, will speak anyway the team'had the inspira "I Apologize" — to Willie Kim- land Pipers, after being dropped to the student on “So You Want To Any Account Opened by 10th of Month tion of all Douglassistes and went mons frbm Jdhnetta Delk; "Never from Hal Hunter’s basketball .squad Sponsor Skating Party Be A College Freshman.".. .Mrs. A. Let Go" to Jerfy Ross (Melrose) as a result of “strict academic pro 111IO LOVELY YOUNG AERISA- Receives Interest from 1st of Month all the way to victory. The Johnny Mathis Fan Club here A. (Rose) Branch, associate, profes LIST, with the Hamid-Horton Cir BASKETBALL HISTORY from Leslie Cannon; “Heartbeat” bation." sor of psychology and guidance has scheduled a skating party for cus owns, of all things, a pet Llama. Douglass has now definitely made to Robert Manning from Blanche Junior Warley sparked the de- Wednesday______, evening at the Hippo- counselor at Tougaloo Collegc tind a During the performance of her SAVE NOW AT history. For the first time in fif Harris; “Will You.Ever Be Mine" to fenses on two of Tennessee’s NAIA drome Roll-A-Rink. Hunky Dory, member of Links, Inc., will come to dangerous act, “Lucky", the Llama's teen years, Douglass now has a Odell' King from Annie B. Bras championship squads. Warley miss- local radio station disc jockey, is Memphis to talk to the students on name, sits in the wings of the stage good team and a very good coach well; "I'll Go Crazy” to David “How You Can till Choose Your MUTUAL FEDERAL to make them champs. Both of the Jones from Willie J. Craft; “The ed two mid-term examinations and slated to spin the records. until his lovely mistress returns failed to avail himself for the make- The organization is now holding College.”.. .Mrs. Vasco Smith, presi teams played an exciting and in Bells" to "Cookie" from Susan safely to earth. up during the required period. its annual membership drive. Teen- dent of the graduate chapter of The Aerial Ballet is one of the Each Account I* Insured Up To $10,000 teresting game to the end. Neal; “Try Me” to Odell King from Delta Slmga Theta Sorority, will Delols McFarland; "I Could Love _ . „ , , ! agers who want to join are asked many acts the Hamid-Morton Circus By An Agency of Federal Government Coach “Bill’' Little, you have tell new ways of meeting college You” to Edna White from Willie Coach Hunter’s second leading t0 call the president of the group, which is being brought to Ellis been an inspiration to the team costs. Mrs. Smith has taught in.sev- James Oler; "I’ll Always Love scorer, Warley as a result was not Mi Doris johnso„( at WH 2-1630 Auditorium under the sponsorship and the student body this year. able to participate in intercollegiate 0 (vrite her at 1213-A Krayer St, eral leading colleges., Free Off-Street Parking You" to Mickey from Bobbie J. of Al Chymia Shrinq, Temple March We, the students, faculty and prin athletics for the remaining of the Memphis 6, Tenn. On Saturday March 19 at 1:45 p. cipal would like to thank you for Johnson; "Not One Minute More" 10-25. season was dropped from the Uni m,. a Panel discussion on station the kindly and sportsmanship to (Mel) from Katie B. Bolden.. Other officers of the group are: 588 Vance Ave. "Blues Get Off My Shoulder" to versity. Miss Mary Erby, vice president; WLOK on the Urban League Hour.. manner you have taught the team Warley, who had another year of Carolyn“ Winbush, secretai?; necting Link will serve as modera F. L. from M. T...... “Let No with several mothers serving on the to play, and to play from their tor. For the panel. body Love You" to Jean Chauers; college eligibility, is the second bas- Miss Mildre(J Richards, business panel. Mr. Robert Ratcliff a con- hearts. ketball player to run afoul of aca- manager; Miss Cora Clayton, chap' To the ten members of the bas "This Magic Moment" to Ike Rob ketball team: John Rhodes, Robert inson from Lellle Johnson; "Sweet demic rules during the Big Blues'ilain. MjSS Helen Jackson, reporter; three-year reign in the NAIA. Hank I.and Miss Nancy Wllbourne, trees. Manning, Odell King, William Sixteen" from James Lee to Daisy CarltonFT <-» 4 rt .««»wasam droppedrl if Ari afteraFFa»« the 1l958 fittO ~ r ~~ "*------n-- Brown, Willie Kimmons, Jack Parrish; "Tell Me You Care” from urer. - - Ballad,-Joseph ^Norman, Wiliam George Murphy to Beverly Bras- championship season. , The public is invited to the skat' Hutchinson and Maurice Tuckei. well. ing party. All of you are now tht city champs COUPLES AROUND DOUGLASS of 1960, and your trophy Is on dis John Rhodes and Glen Warren, Paul Robeson On play in the office. It is truly a Jack Ballad and Dorothy White, Musicians Assn. beautiful trophy. To you who have Augustus„Kelly and Carolyn Cole Tour Of Russia not sten it you must come by and man, Daisy Parrish and James Lee, LONDON, Eng (ANP)—American Plans Contest see the trophy on display in the Minnie Thompson and James Kin- concert singer Paul Roberson, now I The Memphis ...... Musicians ...... Associa- calde, Louis Collins and Lois Jur- office, To the. team and coach a resident of London, left recently ^on of tiie National Association of blrt, Jimmy Jones-and Glenda again: You are doing a wonderful his wife, for a three week tour Negro Musicians, Inc. held its regu- Parker. Odell King and Annie B. 'job and we hope that you will ofa. Russia,r»-.,. ...u...where heu- has always«1...... re- meeting ]ast Sunday (Feb. 28) continue. Good luck, fellows, in Braswell, Wiliam Brown and Ollie celved a warm welcome. . in the Owen College Chapel. the tournament — we are behind ■fnrret. Maurice Tucker and Eleanor Rainey, Robert Holton and Minnie —Robeson left jhe United States Mrs. D. T. Graham, president, you all the way. and' decided to 'live in England af announces that an appeal- is made TO ALL HISTORY STUDENTS Hill, George Car and Jo Ann Hamp, ter his political views got him into to persons of all ages desiring to “BATTLE OR MELROSF.” Joe Louis Timberson and Mattie hot "water with the American gov join the organization to contact her By MACK JACKSON Knowles, Carol Finnic and Ross ernment. at Owen College. The organization is open to professional and amateur Edward Harris. musicians, and patrons of the art. TIIERRSOMES AROUND Other officers are: first vice presi DOUGLASS dent, Omar Robinson;-seeond vice SPRING RACE MEET : Bobble Robinson, Lou Lowe and president, Mrs. Kathleen Irby; sec Katie Bolden; Jean Chauers, Alice retary, Miss Barbara Wilson; assist FEBRUARY 20 through MARCH 26 Hadyn, Glenda Parker; Crlie Par- ant secretary, Mrs. Myrtis Ewell; TlslrRoirKranira!-;fohn-BishopT--and-treasurerT-Mre.TGustava4iemp. Bradford McCain, Roosevelt Green . Plans are being made to hold.the 9 Rich Feature Races and Maurice Tucker: Catherine Southern Regional Meeting of the Avery, Hazel Delk and Bobble Rob National Association of Negro Musi inson; CiA'olyn Wilson and Mae cians, Inc. on May 14. A Talent Con Carol McClain; Josephine Bland, test will be held at the meeting climaxed by the $25,000 ADDED Rosalind Shivers, Imogene Claxton; featuring pianists from the South Sarah Jackson, Lesle Cannon, ern Region. Local persons, 16-25 ARKANSAS DERBY Elaine Elbert, Bianchi Harris, Ed yeprs old, desiring to enter the con na White, Mazaree Elbert; Glen test may contact the following per Warren, Patricia Postell, Gloria sons to obtain selections used in the Deener. contest: Mrs. Minnie B. Slaughter, IAVHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF GL 8-8146 ;Mrs. LenethaC, Branch, I Miss Jubilect wa.s from Douglass WH 6-1991; and Mrs. D. T. Graham, •y". I „.. the “Wee Aces" broke up. J A 7-8783, ’ MEMPHIS WORLD ♦ Wednesday, Marcii 9, H60 REAL ESTATE By JESSE L. WILLIAMS il ... ' j ■» »»li RI 1 11 .'■T As the seed contains all .the ele i:ii Copyright 0 1958 by Jim Kjelgaard, Reprinted by permission . “And the king shall answer and iji; of the publisher, Dodd, Mead A Co., Inc) Distributed by K.F.S, say unto them, verily I say unto ments essential to the plant, so must ideas contain all the elements Um South’s Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper you, inasmuch as ye have done it essential to success. You must give Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. unto one of the least of these my before you can get. So when you Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 546 BEALE - Ph. JA. 6-4989 WHAT HAS HAPPENED some magie which was able to “Right glad to know you ' brethen, ye have done it unto me.” bow and when you give, do it freely Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE Ralph Campbell was one 01 the Vlr- reach ntil Io Her wandering hus- Jedge." Tracey's handshake was St. Mattew 25, chapter, 40 verse. glniansthat believed family tradition» hanrt hrtnp hi... h.r sid„ warm and his eyes spoke their with on strings to it. As Jesus puts W. A. Scott, n, Founder; C, A. Scott, General Manager and sectional loyalties came first In band and tiring him to her side, .1 The law of averages operates in it, accept a kernel of wheat fall into either war or peace., His older son, a moment later Ung entered the
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