Church, al Brownsville. James Wright, 40, of 679 Marecholneit. Jesse H. Turner, president of the local NAACP, ' Named a coordinator al $6,500 a year was the Rev. E. W. Williamson's appointment was announced Saturday and Sunday that the Neighborhood Youth Corps of the anti­ Williamson of 1392 Melrose Cove, pastor of Olivet Baptist Currie's and Wright's on Monday. program in Memphis Is "bogged down in. politics a Church on Calhoun'. Also hired Monday were sovpn supervisors at $4,800-a- crimination." Announcement of the appointments were made by City. year - James Christopher, David Ivra, John H. Woodard, Char­ Commissioner James Moore. * , les Owens, Littleton Mason, Eddie Meacham and James Higgins. Also appointed to a $7,200-a-year job as a director was ------..1—1—...... — " - ,-W—T- 'JU., ., ......

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 39 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1965

» New Standards

Universal Life Insurance Company, of 480 Linden Avenue, The Tennessee Boptisl Missionary and Educational Convi which had assets exceeding $25,000,000, recently merged the tion voted lost week to launch a drive for Owen Junior Cálle 70-year-old Richmond Beneficial Ittsuronce Company of Rich­ to put the school on a "sounder financial footing." mond, Va., into its overall operations.

the announcement of the merger Wks (hade last week by Universal Life prtkldeht A. M. Walker im- mediatcly after approval of the merger by the Virginia State Cor­ poration commlsstoi). in the mer­ ger. Universal Life Is the surviv­ LVt’lOLS UMAR ing company. - I (fl ’'.«Ji • Richmond Beneficial, incorporat­ ed tn 18M under iVtaginta MWto befort themerger of apprtxl- ■■v J.’ ■ maWm«». with an approxi- JAYCEE'S MAN Of) .THE YEAR - The Bluff City Junior Chamber President Harrell C. Moore, left, The sustaining membership drive mate J1TA» weekly industrial dibit Junior Chamber of Commerce lastUeekit¿reek award-award­ presents the plaque to Mr. Lockard. The squire is this year for the Nflfth. Cantral alid '»i^.OQMiiAydiNaiy dddt. This vention. ed the 'Majj.pfjJje iWRquire- H,J.-" T. t.he husband of Mrs. Ida Mqe Walker Lockard, and south- dMpdeU of Chioiasaw ldfkdf4.sijr-dinner‘glV|tA‘W-hi»TTOweETohy's.f. an’official oHMiversal life Insurdhre Cö. Council ii accepted'by many Scouters who art making prepara­ Atty. Lockard Praised And tions for thé kickoff March 6.

Named Jaycee Man Of Year Squire H. T. Lockard stood alone last'\ysek^h^m||(|ote against suspending County Court Clerl^ Hickman Ewing jfftp due io go on trial May 22 on chargbi.Miim'rfihOfW'MSW^ shortage in his office. * Hkil of the City Anditonum, March Candidates for the Mr. or Miss 16, at 8 p m. Winners of this pre­ Jubllect contest, are from <-he Col- sentation will go lo New-York ,C3ty lowing schools: Carver, Doiarlass, & H ' !5 (Continued On Pogo Few) Most of Grover C. Burson's adult life has been dedicated to Hamilton, Lo’t.cr Mt. plsaah. Shel­ ■' .T-j —,—----- —— 1 by County Training ^chool and Cenfpnpry Methodist Church, the American LegionPost No. 27 Booker- ■ -T. Washington,Washington. heeler.GM er, Manassas and Melrose wilt be re­ sponsible for the talent show. Bluff City Junior High League Teacher —contest and school tal­ basketball tournament was won ent sponsors are: Safer,-tav n’ght by Manassas with ' CARVER: Mrs. Irene Davis. Mrs. a .38-36 victory over Porter In the Dclois Brack and Mr*. Joan John­ finals played in the Corry gym. son: DOUGLASS: Miss Barbara J. W Loreiia Williams of 1617 In Friday night semifinals. Man­ Birdcn and Mrs. Mac C. Williams; -i-i hittJ ,. ‘ South Lauderdale, a 1964 graduate assas stopped Corry. .10-24, and HAMILTON: Mrs. Helen walerfnrd The Memphis of Educa­ of -LeMoyne College; has been ap­ But, in his retirement he will -Porter took Lincoln. 4,1-24. Carrie C. .¿arson, reside at 1358 ind Mrs. Gloria Vensoii; LESTERr tion last Friday announced : the pointed a foolal worker for the work even harder for his church Corry won. the consolation con­ Mrs.-Evelyn <>riffi|p Mr% Betty J. election of seven new teacher» for, Memphis and Shelby County Wel­ and the post. Race. ■ ..y/f ./'i test, defeating Lincoln 48-37. fare Department, it was announced He has long bete, a Sparkplug in Harris and Mrs. Felccia Sartain; the 1965-66 term. Mr. Burson, a long - time mem­ Hamilton, Douglass. Melrose and by Mayor Ingram. the American. Legion Post and is MT. PISGAH: Mrs. Marietta Elected were MlsS charlotte Kaye ber and officer of Centenary, is a J,ester were eliminated in the Ferguson, Mrs. Linda Vf. Gentry, Miss Williams was a sociology responsible for many of the .post’s Ílrinklcy, Mrs-, Joe Iris Owens, and But, the local NAACP '' at Its firm believer in weekly prayer ser­ trs. Vivian Douglass; SFEIbY qtiart.er - finals, with Corry knock­ John L. Johnson, Mrs. Hazel G. mond. has been named assistant monthly meeting last Sunday, ap­ (Continued on Page Four) vices and class leaders, both on (Continued on Page Fqur) ing off Hfimiltoh.. 39-18; Porter Johnson, Miss Jo Ann Knight. Miss agency director in charge of Vir­ COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL? plauded the Shelby Coiinty Court whipping Douglass, 68-31; Lincoln Patricia Lee Wack and Miss San­ ginia. Mrs. Annie p. Steohcnson. and Mrs. for suspending Mr. Ewing and gave trouncing Melrose, bt-W, and Man­ dra Earle Thomason. None has been Terms of the merger guarantee Pe,:u-I Pridrlv; BOOKER T. WASH­ Attorney ' Lockard a verbal’'spank­ assas edging Lester..26-25. to Richmond Beneficial policyhold­ INGTON: Mrs. Norms Griffin; ing for his negative stand. assigned as yet. GF.ETÉR: Miss Elizabeth Rurtqn Consistent, scoring by Aizapus The Board also announced the. er« all the rights and benef ts of Payne <17 points) helped Manassas Meanwhile, Mr.. Lockard basked in rind Mrs. Doris Weddle: MAN’S- election of four new teachers for their original policy contmcts. in its close win over the strong the spotlight turned on him by the SAS: Miss Rose M. Cayincss; MEL- the current term — Mrs. Mary Officers of Universal Life Ins-rr •Pfirt"i’ five in the championship Bluff City Junior Chamber of Com­ merce. The Jaycees voted him "Man Louise F. Sidney, Prospect; Rufus ance Company are: A. M. Walker i(Continued on Page Four) 1 battle. of the Year." W. Meyers, Florida: Miss Eula Ber­ chairman of board and preside"1: tha Brooks, Porter Junior High and B. G. Olive, Jr, vice president • Mrs. Eula 3. Eason, Brookmeade. Six teachers were re- elected with (Continued on Page Four) tenure status — Mrs. Nellar Mae G. McMillian, A. B. Hill! Mrs. Dor­ Sail Heard About is K. Wright, Lincoln Junior; Mrs. Pearl W. Hines. A. B. Hill; Mrs. ‘Miss The Boat” Natalie J. Graham, A .B. Hill; Mrs. Tlielma' El Navel Sharpe, and Mrs. Alice C. Thompsdn. Booker T. Washington.

i JIMMY CHARLTON, senior forward onteMoyno's agarossiw basketball team, will go down in history os the mon who sow fcrtly a 4'when he should have seen 14 LeMoyne ond Bethune Cookman were lied 74-74 with 20 seconds to oo in the SIAC Tour LeMoyne College has been de­ nament quorterfihals' at Tuskegee last Thursday night with the signated as a test center for ad­ Memphians in possession of the ball. Coach Jerrv Johnson ministering the Nat'onal Teacher 0d for tim"out dad told his LeMoyne charges to freeze the ball Examinations on March 20, Denn ‘t.1- and ao !"»a o'-e-tlme. When dav was resumed, Mostly seniors planning to teach Currin dribbled for five seconds and then passed to Charlton. will take the examinations which The baldina Charlton dribbled cne second, took a look at the dork, are prepared and administered by saw a 4 and shot a long one for the basket. It missed, and o B-C Educational Testing 8ervice at 17 LIVING ADS - .Here are the pretty teenaged i March-5, in the Balinese and Empir# bal man got the rebound and went on to score and win 76-74. After Princeton, New Jersey. living ads who will appear in costumes from \ of Hotel Cloridge. The parade of living The. Memphis Board of Educa­ outstanding theatrical productions during the \ one of the mostcolorful ev^rv*»; of tfve y( the game, Chorlton told his disgusted teammates "I thought the tion requires all djiplicants to take clock showed 4 second left to play." the national tests, JUÇ$'11 th annual Çhqrity ball this Friday night, ■ 5 MEMPHIS WORLD Saturday, March 6, 1965 Memphians A waif JUGS'

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ALL StT FOR JUGS' CHARITY BALL - Dolores Lewis, sealed, chair­ LOOKING PRETTY FOR JUGS' BALL — Helen Cooke, left, chairman THESE JUGS ARE READY FOR BALL - Hester Miller, left, in charge DRESSED FOR NIGHT WITH JUGS — Nedra Smith, left, chairman of of selecting the living ads, and Pearl Gordon, who will direct man of subscription, and Josephine Bridges, genera! chairman souvenir booklet, and Gerri Little, publicity chairman, are two of of decorations and door prizes, and Anne Nelson, chairman of and founder, give an idea of what they will be wearing at the costumes, will be prominent personalities thi? Friday night at the presentation of the living ads at the JUGS' 11th annual Charity the important sponsors of the JUGS' 11th annual Living Ads JUGS' 11th annual Living Ads Charity Ball on Friday night, Ball on Friday night in the Balinese and Empire Rooms of Charity Ball this Friday night at the Claridge. JUGS' annual Living Ads Charity Ball at the Claridge. Hotel March 5, at Hotel Claridge. Only 800 tickets will be sold. Claridge.

Guys, Dolls Sponsored Lincoln U. Stagecrafters KNOW Gala Party, Saturday The Guys and Dolls of the jeiflr? Studenls Hear and Jill of America, Inc. held a par­ To Present Tragedy Here YOUR ty Saturday night, February 27th. I in the beautiful and spacious home of Ronald Walter. Everyone des­ LIBRARY cribed this affair as being a The popular and talented Lincoln University Stagecrafters of ed general chairman of the presen­ “swinging” party. Members seen Jefferson City, Mo. are returning to Memphis on Sunday night, tation and Mrs. Le Eleanor Ben­ By MAUDDEAN THOMPSON SEWARD son is serving as chairman of the at Lincoln Junior High socializing and around the ela­ March 21, to present a tragedy, "Crime on Goat Island." The play School viewed slides and listened souvenir booklet. borate table setting were Paula and will be presented in Bruce Hall on the LeMoyne College campus, to a lecture on the people and cus­ Other chairmen are Mrs. Myrtle Wheri an American astronaut or­ entitle triumph. But how many of Sylvia Brasgell, Harriett Davis, starting at 8. toms of the Federal Republic of Crawford, tickets; James Cowan, Nigeria last Friday. bits th? earth, every one of us us really understand what keeps a Carol Earls, Kathy Graham, Geor­ shares the excitement of this scl- satellite in orbit? The LeMoyne Alumni Club Is bring their own stage props along props; Mrs. Ann Weathers, meals Mrs; Andrewnetta H. Jones, ft na­ gia and Lois Lynom, Melanie Mc­ sponsoring the ‘Crafters in their with a cast and crew of 25. and lodging, and Robert M. Rat­ tive of Memphis who lias lived in When headlines report a contro­ Williams, Rochester Neely, Fred Memphis appearance. The visiting cliffe, publicity. Nigeria the past two years, made versy over the relative safety of Senstake, Joseph Shannon, and Tickets to the play are now avail­ actors played before a near - ca­ the presentation, She is a product the polio virus in the Salk and Emmlt Woods. pacity house last year with the able and may be purchased at Le­ Tickets are $1 in advance and of the Memphis public schools and Views Of Sabin vaccines, we all know our The guests, were Eric Dewait, alumni group. serving as sponsors. Moyne or from the alumni. .75 for students. .Ail _ tickets.. ... _ pur- holds an A. B. degree from Talla­ own health Is involved. But how Franklin BaH, Ossie.Lewis, James The Stagecrafters, under direc­ Elmer Henderson has been nam- chased at the door will be $1.25. dega College. Further studies led many of us really know what vi­ Parker, Leon Ivory, Steven Jacobs, tion of Dr. Thomas D. Pawley, will to the certificate of medical •ich­ rus is? Alfred Clark, George Gossett, Jer­ nology from Meharfy Medical Col­ Real Eslate ry Macintosh, Florence Nightingale, AUTRY J. FONDREN lege. “Scek ye the Lord While he may And what are transistors, exactly? Paula Melville, Myrla Pruitt, Mary- In Nigeria, Mrs. Jones and their St. Stephens’Men’s League Of Women Voter s be found, call ye upon Him while Or neutrons? Or energy? lyn Carter, Yvonne Middlebrook, two children were accompanying he is near.” — Isaiah 55 Chapter, Lavelle Standad, William Oliver her husband, William E. Jones, who Science, once the province of the Day Program Set For Fondran Will Push 6 verse. Kilpatrick and Derick Reed, Linda Dinner Meeting March 23 served as program assistant of scientist alone, is now the dom­ Williams, Sandra Peete, Peggy American Tobacco United States Information Service "Let the wicked forsake his way, inant factor in our lives, the pro­ Prater, Gloria Logan, Moses and Sunday, March 7th in Ibadan. Tile League of Women Voters]nor Maher at Gl 8-1202,'or Mrs. and the unrighteous man Ms vince of everybody. Yet too often Samuel Peace, Shirley Peace, Wil­ He served as librarian of Owen thoughts: And let him return unto the great scientific renaissance we liam AtkinB, Stephanie Larry, Elva Saint Stephens Baptist Church, Annual dinner meeting will beheld I Fan Stern at JA 7-7869 in the day- Autry J. Fondren, who attended College for live years prior to going the Lord, and he will have mercy live in escapes our understanding. Mickle, Lyndon Oliver Muriel Cur­ 508 No. Third St., will observe its at the Sheraton Motor Inn, 889 Un- time,“— FA 4-7381■ "...... in the evening. high school and college In the abroad. upon him; and to pur God, tor He For many months the editors of ry, Jessica Johnson, Patricia Dixon, 28th annual Men’s Day Sunday, ion, March 23. Starting at 6 o'clock, Memphis area, has been appointed a The family will leave early in will abundantly pardon.” — Islah TIME - LIFE books worked on a Madeline Curry, Pauletta Harrison, March, with a special program be- there will be a social hour featuring sales representative in his home­ March for Kitwe Zambia, where 55 Chapter, 7 verse - The Holy series of books that simplify and Bertum McClarlne, Patrice Cash, gining at 3 p. m. when the principal the folk singing of Susan Boudolf town by the American Tobacco Lovelace P. Lewis Mr. Jones will serve as branch pub­ unify, organize and dramatize the Gjuandale Fisher, Michael Michum, speaker will be the Rev. H. c. Cher­ and Dan Barnette. Dinner will be Company. Bible. lic affairs officer for U. S. I. S... served at 7. whole fascinating world of science. and William Jackson. ry. Succumbed Saturday Mr. Fondren also served twb Mrs. Mildred P. Horne, coordina­ They met with the nation's leading Following the dinner and the OAINS FROM TRAINING. The Music will be furnished by the years in the military service, 14 tor of the program, states that stu­ scientists and researchers. They guest speaker's talk, LWV guests Mr. Lovelace P. Lewis died Satur­ Modem emphasis on sales training ! picture books in the great tradi­ famous Southern Male Chorus and months of which were spent in dents listening to the. lecture will poured over the literature of scl- will be ushered into an adjoining day, February 20, 1965 at 9 o'clock is a recognition of the fact that cer­ tion of the LIFE NATURE LI­ the First Baptist Male Chorus. The Germany. Following Ms honorable make a comparative study of the tain specific gains accrue from the ence. They experimented'with new room where they - will be treated p. m., he was a patient at Kennedy BRARY AND LIFE WORLD LI­ public is invited. discharge in. 1956, he entered the countries of South America as com­ establishment and application of a ways and means to explain and to a special performance by the Veterans Hospital. BRARY. Call by your library today He resides with his mother and life insurance business and had pared to countries in Africa which properly, conceived and well-ad­ picture things scientific. Memphis Little Theater. and read the one on Mathematics. grandmother, Mrs. B. F. Leather­ Mr. Lewis was born in Holmes moved up to staff manager prior to are located in tile slime climatic ministered program of instruction. Guest speaker will be Dr. Harry joining the tobacco concern. The result is the LIFE SCIENCE Then go back each week and study wood and Mrs. V. M. Falls, at 937 County Mississippi where he attend­ zone. It must be emphasized of course, Ausprich, chairman of the Speech LIBRARY, a series of text -and the series. Alma Street ed school and was united with the 0. J. Johnson is the prncipal of that the following gains do come and Drama Department at Mem­ Methodist Church at Holmes Coun­ many relatives and friends. tlie school. from training, as such, but from In religious life, Fred is a member phis State University. Dr. Aus- ty. Mr. Lewis was married to Mr. Mr. Lewis leaves his wife, Mrs, "properly conceived and well-Ad- of St. Stephens Baptist Church of prich's second love is politics, and Clyette Kloore Lewis of Lexington, Clyette Lewis who lives at 1564 minlstered" programs. which he is active in the choir and his subject, "Rhetoric an Politics,” Mississippi. South Bellevue, his mother, Mrs. Mrs. Gonzella Williams A poorly prepared program may Sunday School. will explore the exacting art of and After moving to Memphis, Tennes Lewis of Lexington, Mississippi, Sponsoring Progress result In little but a waste of money. the part played by the effective use see, Mr. Lewis was unite dwith three sisters, seven brothers, one It may even produced negative re­ WEEK-END of words in governmental state­ Centenary Methodist Church where aunt, one uncle and a host of rela­ Tea, Sunday, March 1.4 sults. ments and political speeches. he remained active until his health tives and friends. INCREASE SALES. The most im­ The dinner will be a smorgas­ failed him. He was an employee of Services were held at 1 o'clock Mrs. Gonzella Williams, president portant objective of the great ma­ DAISY bord. Tickets are $3.00 per person; Sears, Roebuck and Company.— ...,He p. m. Wednesday, February 24, 1965 of T. W. Patterson School's Band jority of sales training programs this includes tax and tip. Reserva­ will be missed greatly from his at Spring Hill Methodist Church, Boosters’ Club announced that the is that of increased sales. tions may be made with Mrs. Elea- home and community and. by his1 Lexington, Mississippi. club is sponsoring a Community There is little doubt that a well- Starts SÄT,, MAR. 6 designed training program will pro­ One Big Week! duce greater sales volume. SL ’ËI Ji J. A careful analysis of the results of BEEF or PORK bit training 614 agents of one sales com­ ■' . 4. * pany showed that those who com­ “■mít< W - pleted a rather elaborate training k. Util jOk PÎ .JwFwl* program proved to be definiltely better salesmen than those who re­ ceived a part of the training only. At each aptitude level, ’the train­ RANCH STYLE ed men decisively outsold those who ( did not complete the program. The I trained man who scored lowest in aptitude outsold the untrained man who had scored highest. BACON 2 Lbs 97c She plays the girl who There is a very present need in became the leader of the our fair city, for the Negro real MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT - 14 OZ. JAR tex resolution In America.. estate managing broker and the salesmen of the company to be high ly trained by a, person that is very well acquainted with the subject .79 matter by attending - any formal COFFEE »1 school or college now, and that fre­ quently attends various conventions BETTY CROCKER - White, Yellow or Devils Food and conferences In the field of real estate. This Is a very present need and a sensible one now. Would any parents send his or her child to a school that was not recognized? Well demand your CAKE MIX 3 F.r 89< broker and salesmen In real estate or for that matter, any field, to GOOD 4 STRING TwiuCurtft keep up with the trend In real es­ tate by attending conventions and Natane Wood conference every year. As food, » Henry Fonda clothing, and shelter (housing) are the three basic things of our life, BROOMS 89c , Lauren Bacall then the real estate salesman or Mel Ferrer/ broker should keep up the forward march and now. No Stamps, Just Low Discount Prices 0¡ñyandthe< Progress Tea Sunday, March 14 from ’***•—'’Single girl 4 to fl p. m. at the high school. All graduates of Patterson Schoo* HOGUE & KNOTT are asked to attend and the pub­ O CoSUmntFRANJEFfm lic Is Invited. LEbUt PARRISH M [WARD [VERETT HORTON faoCOUNT BASIE and HIS ORCHESTRA Mr. Roy McLemore Is the band RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK AT LeMOYNE - Members of Le- instructor and Mr. W. IL Sweet is STORES TECHNICOLOR* From WARNER BR0S.M* selor at the college; Marion G. Brewer, Dr. John A. Reuling of the principal of the school. Moyne's Student Christian Fellowship are shown with sponsors United Church cf Christ, guest speaker; Miss Gloria Copeland, 973 S. THIRD 1578 LAMAR ' 3STt( PARK - PLUS - and Religious Emphasis Week speaker. Seated, left to right: Miss Dr. Paul Hayes, professor of philosophy and religion; Miss Laura HOODS STEAL HOOD 1378 NO. HOLLYWOOD 3362 SUMMER Cathelia Borr, Mrs, Jessie Wright, Miss Erma Jean Collins and Lawrence, Miss Margaret C. Bluhm,, exchange student from Grin­ NO COUPONS - NO FORCED PURCHASES - JÜST LOW “NIGHTMARE” Miss Ann Ford. Standing, left to right: Leon Mitchell, Roderick CHIPPENHAM, England - (UPI) PRICES - NONE SOLD TO DEALERS (Lower Than Discount) nell College; James Haley and James L. Stephens, exchange stu- Thieves stole the entire hood of a Diggs, Miss Varnell Logan, Dr, John C- Mickle, personnel coun- dent from Grinnell. ear parked in the street here. "A Night in Hawaii" will be presented by the Artists and ;j Models Club, al Memphis' newest and most spacious night spot, the Club Paradise, 645 East Georgia, on Saturday, March 13,4' beginning at 10 p.m. "The exotic Alloha" will be featured in spectacular Hawaiian Again death has hit very close to outstanding positions were Dr. Mc­ a dental clinic in Chicago last dances to the rhythmic strains of the well-known Club Handy me. My God Either, DR. W. b. Kinley Exum, Gynecologist in week, Mrs. Rivers went up with he) band. WOODS with whom mother and I Compton, Calif .. Dr. Maceo husband and they were all Tickets are on sale at Panfaze Drug Store, Beale at HwndM»' j resided for years during his late Braxton, Radiologist, Los Angeles guests at the Conrad-Hilton where do; Four-Way Grill, Strozier's Drug, Home of the Blue Record Shop, wife’s life time. It was these two .. Dr. Richard Warr, who is in the meeting was held. The Dixie Diner, Tilman and Johnson St., and the who stood next to us nt nil times Internal Medicine at Compton, Artists and At this point 1 have completely Calif. . .. Yulon Savage, Estate Among the many friends who Models Club, 358 Beale passed the point of any feeling and Planner in Denver .. called long distance to extend sym­ am completely in another world.. SQUARE PARTEE, Assistant pathy last week to me were MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR IRONS who . placing very little if any value on' Mathematician, System Research are planning another African trip material assets. I know now that Dept., Buffalo .. SHANNON values should be centered around LITTLE, Asst. Coach, Tennessee going first to Accra, Ghana .. .. happiness und it Is only in making on to Nigeria, to Zanzibar and to THE CHURCHES State Univ. Dr. W. 0. SPEIGHT, tlie Congo .. where they will others happy that one finds peace Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat Spe­ and happiness for himself. spend most of their time In Leo­ cialist DR. ROBERT HOLLO­ MT. MORIAH baptist CHURCH | pastor’s anniversary and honorser- j Approximately 12 years ago Dr poldville. Returning they will visit WAY, Chief Anesthesiologist, Vet­ 1098 South Wellington vices. The program will begin Wed- ,< Woods received his Fifty Year Ser­ eran Administration Hospital. St Tanganyika, Barcelona In Spain, Rome, Paris and Portugal. Rev. J. W. West, Pastor nesday night, March 10, and Will vice Award from Meharry Medi­ Louis.... The former Memphis couple, who terminate in the glorious affair on cal College. He received his col­ Installation services of all the MR. THOMAS CARGIL BOYCE are related to the Chandler's in Sunday evening, March 14. The lege training ut Atlanta Universi­ auxiliaries of Mt. Moriah will be- ty and he and the late Dr. W. 3. Bochemlst, Washington, 1). C. ami Memphis, have been to Africa once program chairman, Mrs. Henrietta gin Wednesday night March 10, MR. CHARLES LEE STEWART. They have also traveled in the Robinson, is making ready with a Martin (his childhood friend) were and will culminate in a gigantic Research Assistant, western Re­ Far East and through Europe and fine program. More definite plans Tuskegee's first interns. program Sunday, March 14." The serve University School of Medi­ South America .. . going as far will be carried in the World next He became interested in Real Es­ leaders of some of the auxiliaries tate and Printing along with his cine, Dept., of Surgery Rcseaich. down as Argentina. week. HARRIS-DOWDY WEDDING — Left to right: Miss ris, Jr.; Henry Harris, best man; James Harris, to be installed are as follows: practice of medicine .. and also In Mr. Samuel Peaces' talk on Business he mentioned, MR. ON- Louise Dowdy, maid of honor; Miss Angela usher. Not shown in picture is Alfred Dowdy, Superintendent of Sunday School NEW SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH headed a Lodge (The Daughters Of James E. Williams. Tabernacle) tn this area for many ZIE HORNE, Insurance Executive College Choir Will Warren, bridesmaid; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Har-1 the brides brother, who gave her in marriage. 955 South Fourth Street . MR. JESSE TURNER, Blinker Director of Baptist Training Un­ Rev. WilUe G. William», pMtor years .. . Since his retirement and ion, Mrs. Mary Ballentine. after the death of his wife, he lias ... MR. JOSEPH WESTBROOK, Supervisor of Memphis Schools was Sing fit Banquet President of Choir, William Mar­ At the 11 o’clock worship hour spent much time with a devoted praised all through the program by tin. the minister, Rev. Williams, had brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. The LeMoyne College Choir will every speaker ... and it was Mr. Ladies Community Chief,.Usher No. I Board, James prepared a sermon on love. A« he A. M. Woods. sing March 11 at a banquet to be MISS DOWDY BRIDE OF Westbrooks who served as M. C. of Williams. came to the pulpit, he said he had the evening . . and his short talks given at Southwestern by the Ten­ Club Of Riverside Chief Usher Number II Board, received divine inspiration and Another brother, Mr. Theodore nessee United Church Women's were full of praise. McKinley Harris. wanted to talk about "Making « Woods and two sisters, Mrs. Burl annual meeting. President and Mrs. Slaughter and Miss Celeste Woods MARVIN HARRIS JR. In Regular Meeting Cheif Usher Junior Board, Tom­ Decision Between Serving God and Among tlie others mentioned were Hollis F. Price of I,eMoyne will be live at Clarksdale. Atty. Russell my Keith. Serving Baal." He delivered a ser­ DR. JAMES BY AS, local physician banquet guests' Miss Lillian Ruth Dowdy and Marvin Harris Jr. were mar­ The Ladies Community Club of Sugarmon, Jr„ Dr. Woods’ Godson President Golden Leaf Club. Mrs mon pointing out thé need not on­ who traveled through the Far East ried Saturday, February 27, at St. Augustine Catholic Church. Riverside Subdivision met recently ly to make spiritual decisions if was another one for whom lie had Elizabeth Harris. with tiie LeMoyne Debating Team at the home oi Mrs. Rossie Jack- a special fondness for. Father Theodore Wiser officiated. President Silver Leaf Club, Mrs we are to live full live» but that .. DR. ALMA MILLER Specialist son, 169 W. Person. The chaplain. Many friends passed to see Dr. Fletcher Henry. we have to make decisions about in Internal Medicine and Psychia-' The bride is the daughter of Mr. Tlie bride is a graduate of the Mrs. Lelia Crawford conducted the Woods Bier, giving him human Mansas High President Altar Guild, Mrs. Sena what we are to do with.,our live*. try ... Dr. Reginald Shelby, fully and Mrs. Arthur Dowdy of 1315 Booket T. Washington High Schoo) devotion. services for the last time. Campbell. certified surgeon, Dr. Riley Waller. Gaither St., and the groom Is the and is a nurse at the John Gaston Mrs. T. J. Colston presided over LEMOYNE OBSERVES Mr. James Hose who taught in son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harris, Hospital. Tlie bridegroom is a grad­ the meeting. Various reports were President Missionary Society, Anti-Communisn ALUMNI DAY the Dental School at Meharry for School Notes Sr. of Sardis, Miss. uate of Alcorn College, Lorman, heard from the committee and ac­ Mrs. Lula Merrit. Theme: LeMoyne Graduates En­ years . .. Dr. Clarence Woods, Dr. Given in marriage by her bro­ Miss., a member of Phi Beta Sigma cepted. After the business session President Busy Bee Club, Mrs ter Various Professions. Robert Woods and another brother, Hl: This Is Claudean Cooper and ther, Alfred Dowdy, the bride wore Fraternity, and presently employed a very tasty repast was served by Florence Smith. Rally Held March 4 Large numbers of LeMoyne grad­ Atty. Willard Woods all on the Sylvia Coleman back again after a white brocade gown. Her veil of as teacher at Caldwell Elementary the hostess. President Mother Board, Mrs uates turned out Sunday a week ago West Coast ... Mr. Lloyd Barbee several weeks with the latest hap­ illusion was fastened to a pearl School Members present were: Mrs. Ro­ Panola Williams. An Anti-Communism Rally will be ( for Alumni Day with Mr. Elmer of tile Wisconsin State Legislature penings from the Bib M. tiara. She carried a bouquet of A reception was held at the Top salie Lee, Mrs. Sam Holloway, Mrs. Dr. Watfclub, Mrs. Jessie Brooks, held Thursday, March ♦, 8 p. m. on „ Henderson and Mrs. Lee Eleanor who was here for Alumni Day .... white carnations on a prayer book. Hat and Tails Club, 1608 So. Park- Milas Watkins, Mrs. Andrew Hen­ President Angel Choir, Msr. Lil­ the Mezzanine, East Bldg., the Au­ Benson serving as Co - Chairman. Gladys Perkins in Research. SPOTLIGHT Miss Louise Dowdy, sister of the ,way with Mrs. Sallie Brewer and ry, Mrs. Jessie Johnson. Mrs. C. H. lian Williams. ditorium, Main at Poplar. This week It’s our honor and Emphasis was placed on LeMoyne The very first to speak was Mr. bride was maid of honor, and Miss Mrs. Juanita Harrison as hostesses, Grimes, Mrs. Lula White, Mrs. Lu­ pleasure to focus the beams of our Angel Warren was bridesmaid. with a large group of guests and Speakers will be Herb Philbrick j Graduates who have entered var­ Joseph W'cst&wk who said that cy Felder, Mrs. Mary Byrdoff, Mrs. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH the man whose life was depicted far*1 ious professions .. and they were spotlight on a very promising young Henry Harris served as best man, friends attending. Edna Brown,, Mrs. Elizabeth Ad­ LeMoyne was tops with him and lie 1444 Austin the television series, “I Led Three. given by Mr. Samuel Peace who man of tlie qenior class. and James Harris was usher. Both The couple Is at home at 391 owed whtit success we have all ams, Mrs. Margie Arnold,. Mrs. Lives.” A former counterspy for the Gabriel B&lfbur is a member of are brothers of the groom. Simpson St. , . ’ Rev. L Ml Morganfield, Pastor spoke on graduates who have en­ had to the college, often, he said Mary Clark, Mrs. Naylee Avant,. F. B. I, he will discuss the ‘The. ‘ 12-10 homeroom under the guidance Pains are being made at the tered the field of business .... we tend to forget the role that Mrs. Thyol Mae Jones, Mrs. Ma­ Assassination of President Ken­ Mr. Carl Johnson on Science and of Mr. Jjfsse Wilson. Around the mie Miller, Mrs. Louise Houston, Macedonia Baptist Church for the others (as our teachers) have play­ campus he ,te affiliated with vari­ nedy.” Dr. Fred Schwartz, president Technology .... Dr. Vasco Smith Mrs. Addie Wright, Mrs. Minnie ed in our lives and give others ous organizations such as the Old of the Christian Anti-Communism on Medicine and Dr. Juanita Wil­ credit for what we have, Gibson and Mrs. Odessa Shann Thomas Carnes, Harold Page, Ro­ Crusade, will discmuss "The Com* . Timer’s, where he serves ba dean who (hanked the hostess for her liamson who gave facts on gradu­ of pledges; vice president of the bert Crutcher James Boyd and munlst Exploitation of Education.’’ ates who have been outstanding Among others noticed were Mrs. hospitality. Senior Class, president of his home­ James Reed. Janet Greene, T. V. personality and in the fields of education and Charle P. Roland who gave the Next meeting will be at the home room, Sgt.-at-arms of Speakers and Top Two of the Week: folk-singer, will sing freedom folk government. occasion ... Mr. J. W. Whittaker of Mrs. Jessie Johnson. 193 W- Per­ Writers, president of Manassas Mix­ songs. GRADUATES and his choir the music ... Mrs. son, Tuesday, Mnreh 9, at 7:30 p. Jimmy Laws and Bettye Price. ed Chorus, Cadet Major of Ma­ Bumper Sticker Among the graduates mentioned Myrtle Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Top Teachers of the Week: Churches, clubs, schools and the nassas’s NDCC unit, and recently m. Roscoe McWillias, Mrs. Yvonne Mr. Harry Johns and Mrs. Evelyn public are invited to atter.d. who have made outstanding con­ selected by the senior class as Mr. Mrs. T. J. Colston is president, Acey, Mrs. Alice Davis, Mrs. Mil­ Griffin. Admission is free, but contrlbu- . tributions were MRS. THELMA .’Esquire of 1964-65. Members of leBonheur Club, Ipc., will turn out in force dur­ Mrs. L, B. Hawkins, Sec’y. and AYERS HARDIMAN, member of dred Coburn, Mrs. Louise Holman, Mrs. K. W. Green, reporter. Well I am going to stall until tlons will be asked. In religious life is a member of ing March for thè sale of the new 1965 MEMPHIS bumper stickers the New York State Advisory Board Mrs. N. Rupert, Mrs. Fannie Tay­ St. Stephen Baptist Church where next week. In the meantime, let’s Casual curls are heading for » on Teacher certificaton Education lor Mrs. Queen Turnlpseed, Mrs. he sings in the choir. in conjunction with the sale of Tennessee license tags. all take a» sip from the cup of and Practice . MR. EILLI AM Letitia Po.ston, aftd Mrs. Ann H. ME Club Chapters kindness. -ELAINE DOTSON. revival -i ■ .... Outside his busy activities around /(All money raised through the parrot this program. Children’ WASHBURN, Supervisor', State Weathers,' pres, who presented the school and church, his epclal life I Board of Education, Printing Dept. National President, Mr. Lonnie Is very exciting. He 14 it member 12th annual tag sale is used in the whose parents are unable to meet club's charity jirogram in LeBon­ the ¿¿st of hospitallzation'Also re­ Planning Program Nashville.. . Briscoe and Mr. Theo McLemore, of the fabulous Capri Social Club. former National President of the heur Children’s Hospital, founded ceive partial ipc,complete .ftoapcial "Youth on Parade" is the pre­ Gabriel resides with his parents, Easter program df chapters 1 and The Artists and Models Club MRS. DORTHEA COLLINS LeMoyne Alumni. Mr. and 'Mrs'? Samuel Balfour Sr., to 1952 by the philanthropic group. help from the club fund. POOL, Bookmobile Librarian, 2 . of the National ME Club of a! 666 Wells Avenue. „.Wherever Tennessee license tags Springfield, Mass .... Mr. Wil­ DR. CLARA BRAWNER Spent, are sold, LeBonheur ladies in their Heading t he T< ig Bals Urive are America. The program will be pre­ After graduation from Manassas Mrs. Allan. Fisher and Mrs. Roy A. Presenti liam Gordon, recently appointed as last weekend in Cincinnati where in the class of 1965, he plans to yellow uniforms signifying work In sented at the Foote Homes Cen­ Public Affairs Officer for the Unit­ her sister, Alpha Brawner sang futhdi*, his edutatlbn at Langston the hospital will be on hand with Tyrer, Jr., President of EéH

roixiMe« WORLD PUBLISHING CO. REV. BLAIR T. HUNT. twry 8ATLRDAT ti M6 mLE - Ph. JA. «-MN ; HSTOí V M«ubet af SCOTI' NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE MISSISSIPPI BLVD CHRISTIAN CHINCH ? W. rTtitt, n. ioUDder: c'À.“ ■’ '¿ce- •«\ G**eneri!—___| M»nM«- MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(SNS) •r-K Second-clu* pottage paid *i »PM*. TenlL LT BEAÚCBAMP _ Managing Edito» «iiHiUi “SORROW" keep---T. him...... inI-- perfect — -, peace, whose, dUBSCRIPTIONRATE8; TEXT: “Surely he hath bom* our mind is stayed otl thee.” or raid- T**r H.R - « Montlu $¿26 - 1 Montai $11$ (H Urite«) griefs, and carried our sorrows." — Romani 8:18, "I reckon that the Isaiah Mil. sit Hering of this present , time are National Adverthlnt Reprewntatlve: not worthy td-be compared with AMALGAMA'IED FDBLIMIERS, INC. 'Borrow is the eotnmon lot of all lhe glory which shall bi revealed in Ili Madison Avenur 166 W. WMhfti|ton M -fl- us." ’ ~~~~ •—New York 17. New Tori Cblcà|U $, filinoli__ people. It seems to the pessimist that 'our lot Ls sorrow, onr bread h Maybe nurif" cnfnioi’tiriu . ahd fh* MEMPHIS WORLD U an Independent newipapet - aun-eectartan blt'erne'S, and our meat Is tears". »o* nun-partuan, printing new* unblaseoiy »nd supporting tbeae thlup It.is true t'ia(, "into each life, som^ sweetest of all is -the- gracious I11- vlttitioh of our Lot*daiid Savior Je’tis N brllevea to be of interrii to IU readers and appianili Limo thing» rain mirt fall, some days be dark Christ. "Cntne unto me; till ye that and dreary". It Is equally true, "no ifUiMt the IntereM of lie reader» labor and are heivy bnlen, and.I cloud Is ns bl? as the skies almve." Some may say. "put sqri’ow out of will give you rest. Take shy; yoke your mind but lhe snrrow’itv heart upon you, and learn of me; for I slid remains n sorrowin'' Mori, An­ am tnrek and lowlv of heart arid ye Family Breakdown shull find rest unto your fouls." ; other will snv, '‘time, will heal." This America's number one social problem is family breakdown, In a mes«itre Is true hut, thoti’li Sorrows, take them all to Jestu, so the wound of sorrow will heal in Io him today, do It now with out de­ according to studies made recently. due time, lhe scar of sorrow will Most Americans realize that lhe strength of America depends lay. Sorrows, lake them all Io la11 until death. Jesus, he will take yoUr sorrows all upon strong families. A strong family, meaning, one in which lhe Jeremiah, the weening prophet away. - symptoms of family breakdown, such as divorce, delinquency, or cried, ’woe is me for my hurt, my wound Is grievous; but. f said, truly alcoholism do not prevail. this Is my grief, and I nm-i Itenr The first step in reversing the trend toward family break it" — Jeremiah 10:19. But how down is far parents to assume the responsibility of setting a NEGRO HISTORY WEEK SPONSORS - The Negro History Week Elizabeth Williams, a senior,- Howard E. Sims, associate professor, wilt he bear It? The answer to sorrow: Let Brimmer Praised good example. Children cannot be disciplined by parents who Committee ol LeMoyne College with the speaker, Dr. Charles G. social science; Dr. Gomillion; Dr. Clifton H. Johnson, professor of In on your sorrows. God will show refuse to live disciplined lives. A child cannot be taught concern Gomillion of Tuskegee Institute. Left to right: George Anderson, history; John Paynter, assistant professor, social science, and Vin you how to capitalize your sor­ for his fellowmah by a self-centered parent. If is not old-fashioned assistant professor, social science; Dr. John Charles Mickle, per­ cent Kohler, assistant professor, social science. rows. Indeed, “Jesus has borne our Al Nomination to covet the respect of one's children. sonnel counselor; Mrs. Juliet Paynter, sociology instructor; Mts. Briefs, and carried our sorrows". Ibis trend-toward family breakdown can end only when Sorrows teach us so much about God. Just remember If you love and all members of lhe family realize lhe importance of a dose obey God, all things will work to­ Senate Hearing family relationship and by a conscientious effort on the part of i r» • , M Ábe Roberts gether for good, because you love eoch member to dedicate his life to a cause greater than himself. Him. WASHINGTON - (NNPAi - Dr. iu m t ux Andrew F Brimmer heard him­ Dr. „ .. - If you let God In on your sorrows Frank Cunningna/m, self praised recently by members you will bear the crois of sorrow of the Senate Commerce Commit­ Has Plan To Help not as a burden,, but as a banner, tee at a pub’le hearing on his nbml- Aid Maneuvering Snd wear the thorns not a a curse ir.itlpn bv President Johnson to be but as a crown. God will give you an Assistant Secretary of Com­ One id lhe lavqtiie Capitol Hill tactics for getting legislation Morris Brown, Succumbs Cui Traffic Deaths grace to bear. His. strength will, he merce. through H -re|i|een ailing for Bachelor of Sacred Theology (C’uto at 10 North Main, said this would ful but, that you might be Worse. a few days, after sustaining a faint­ ’9t5, serving as Dean of Turner help eliminate fatal tbalflc acci­ 3. "You are not carrying your to hold an Assistant Secretary post ratio of the Ways and Means Committee this year, to clear the ing attack. rheological Seminary and chairman, dents.' .» ’i ! '< -V :. / burden alone; you have an unseen in the Commerce Department, way,for now almost-certain approval of longfltalled medicare Division of -PJiilosophy. He was friend as well as manv friends and which now is headed by John T. elevvitod tp the presidency in 1953 His complete statement, reads: Connor. .legislation. Except for a brief period, he con­ relatives who share with von." tinued his routine duties, making 'gnd since that ’ tithe has worked "At the present time, the center W* z •’ , 4. "He who would tithe» roses Dr. Brimmer tola the committee final pl'1 ns for the observance ol UiUritlgly for thti Development and posts under i the wrimts nnder- must ivt fear the. thorns." But it was given a different twist recently by Chairman i chaired by Sen. Warren G. Magnu­ Morris Btown’s’ 80th Founders' ’ixjfanrifnn IProgYaih, sldted to get imsses in' the City-off Memphis and 5. “When the h-mun heart ha- George Mahon (D-Tex.) of the House Appropriations Committee. son (D.-Wash.) that in his new job Dey and ground breaking ceremoni- •’nderfgky oh Wfriiders’ Day; Friday, Shelby County, bs well fas-in other stood all It can, God gives peace.” few - di?rhi; he will have responsibility for ex­ In order fa smooth the way for President -Johnson's embattled I es tor the new Student Union March 12. He also served visit­ portions of the State, preseht a Turn in your sorrows to God’s ercising policy supervision over the foreign aid bill he simply resorted to fhe expedient of dropping Building, the first p!i:i-e of a $3 - ing pt'pfe'sqr at Atlanta University triple. opportunity! tor sudden great uvuabook *uimf vuiiiiutvcomfort ttuuand read,ivaU) work of the Office of Business Eco­ million - obis DevehpmOT and ,^,uiri)i\jr,r-'!'i-'’ ddhth; These center posts have been j psalm 27:14, "wait on the lord be twit known foreign aid foes from the subcommittee which deals t-'r nomics and the Bureau of the Cen­ Expansion T-rogram. 1 neglected, are dirty, filthy, covered j of good courage, and she shall vjifh that program. . - ' GtW! 1 -'’iD* PeT5-t"YTf Southern . .pr^qatlbp be^jen. the,,¡'railroads, ite educational and general expen­ lège, Alliance, Ohio; pè ‘IHUèf re­ Sen. Magnuson and-Sen. Norris Alpha Kapna Alpha Scrorlty Corps will receive a monthly liv­ ’’ricicfjl of Ptillosohhy and Psyrito- safety divisiops and highway and ditures by more than .15'percent, ceived ’tlilve bh'cculauiéhTè Hirgrees Cotton (R.-N. H.) then questioned Tnc^ with bn admirable history ing allowance, room and board, DR FRANK CUNNINGHAM 'oiy: American Phtlotonhiral As-, including increases in faculty sal­ I from Boston University and the police adminls(raf,ions;tai$ ^o, (this Brimmer closely about his wdrk of volunteer service in education­ medical and dental care, and basic Ì Laudéì l940; and Doctor of Philo ■qgiotlon; Institute of Religion, aries and fringe benefits;' In vol­ ! Boston University School of Thra- dapger, ipngtwes .to, ex|$. Jt ig. a at the Commerce Department, in­ al, social and health activities, clothing. An allowance of $50.00 for Howard University; and also a umes in thé library, Increase; ip in­ very simple matter to tijirn..0li-tpe cluding his day-by-day relation­ has been awarded a contract by each month of satisfactory ser­ il«Uj)cr of. Psi P'’(i9 Sigms Wrafor- structional supplies, and increase in i fire hoses, clean up these posts, student programs and services. The ship with the Census Bureau and the Office of Economic Oppor­ vice will be paid her at the end nity and Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity. apply' stripes W fioresetp^ .paint college must 1 have 1 some Instruc­ the Office of Business Economics, tunity in the nation’s capital for of her services. She may allocate and two yellow blinking lights, so the establishment of a Women’s up to $25.00 a month to her fam­ His wife, is the fpru'cr Miss Elza- tors with two and’three .years of FREEDOM FOUNDATION bclh Holmes, of Cleveland, Ohio. that this danger can be seen and The said they understood that he Residential Trailing Center to be, ily, which will be matched by study beyond lhe bachelors' degree. was to attend a meeting on the opened March 29, 1,965 at fhtgwfti-i Funeral |)l:ms will be announced recognizod for at least a block, in The board of trustees of ' the 31 ,j¡ i .'iìTweithir coÏKllfîons. ~ balance of international payments yersitv House in Cleveland, Onio., /pderal Kleetric Corporation,J* ®is' AWARÒfTO MANÀSSAS school voted a 15 percent increase at the White House that very.day Alpha Kappa Alpha is one pf “If Just otic life: ' Is sàviThy^d each in facility salaries to be spread over and both Senators invited him to teamed with Alpha Kaopa Alpha the first private organizations Drover Burson < t year on gaipifi)r,p!'i d Slater equipment to camps in Arkansas Recently, Mr. Btin.on was pre­ 'We cannot secure the financing The center will provide train­ nell of Southern University The Principal Schobl Award is up to 50 schools can receive thi and Illinois. sented n 20 - year service . and of any plans for development un­ ing experience each year for 325 Baton Rouge, Louisiana is supreme the top prize for schools, and. Man­ principal-.School Awgrd. uh to lot'1 At the time of, his retirement, he til we improve our financial posi­ n certificate for safe driving. He be­ young women, ages 1§-21. The basileus of the sorority which has assas was the only high -chool can receive the Geor- e Washing was an equipment operator at the came a civil service employee of tion. We now have the rnle> for trainees Will become Comswomen a national membership of over in Memphis to win thi.- honor. (ou Honor Medal;. Defense Depot, assigned In the Care Memphis General Depot in March federal assistance on construction and live at the center. They will 40,000 women. Tills hew project and Preservation Division. 1962 »nd was assigned to the En- J projects.” '. ’ ta ■ attend classes and follow courses will implement one of Alpha Kap­ He had close contact with all t.ginir. Storage Division as a cbatiix Owen College was slatted in 1954 in.innt ,nn „lmt Xinr.l n I The young women trained in knell on the sidewalk singing leged discrimination against Negic dent - assistant secretary; L. H. tionalist leader. Butler .Js Other program. targWs of the these centers will receive counsel­ and prayitig. The group bloke 'voters. Boyce, vice president - assistant known as a Black Muslim ing and guidance and will be sorority . are. schplardig», train­ up. after about .15 minutes when secretary; G. T. Howell, associate "enforcer." Thomas Hagen, taught how and where ta apply in'.' undergraduate members for authorities insisted they needed a "The board , of registrars is not agency director ; H. B. Chandler, 22. was wounded and arrest­ in season today, there is nothin?' fpr employment. They will be as­ leadership, voter, education and parade permit-. controllili, and R. L, Wynn, aclu- ed when Malcolm was killed. sisted in finding jobs when they tint class citizenship, implemen­ you can do," mid Jenkins. oomplete their training. tation of toe Civil Rights Act of The march, had progressed only The rescue squad which helped Regtitered U. S. Patent Office. The location of the center willI 1964, and Pinjectj Negro Heritage. about 40 yard:- Jong- the city’s main break'up the demons!rajion is a be University House, a six story thoroughfare, Broad Street, before unit composed of civilians it serve- residence hall located near Uni- the Negroes were met by Mayor as an aid to the small local law en- 6 5 2* 8 7 3 8 4 6 2 5 3 7 Lucious Lamar (' versity Circle on the east side of hnceiiiHil agency Y Y Y V A O B A O O H 1 Cleveland, Ohio. This area has 5 4 7 3 6 6 f" T 6 8 4 4.’ 7 6 a concentration of cultural, edu­ (Continued from Page One) L T E U 8 U A F R G L H cational and medical facilities, Miss Williams Is ¿ ! « 6 6 4 7 8 « ,3 7. 4 t to compele against performers S some of which, will-be used in the (Coiitinued from Page One) CORE Director Says A II O B C N E R R E L It from across the nation. C center program. 5 4 1 .' 8 3 6 5 4 8 2 6 He is a dramatic tenor who has 1 T major at. LeMoyne and has been G H W A T N E A R A G MEMPHIS WORLD studied with Georges Genin ol U.S. Must Alter ■ Recruiting and screening or employed as a tile clerk at Uni­ 5 ' 8 G 2 5 4 8 3 6 2 7 ’“ â Parts, France. He has also studied young wornen for the Job Corps versal Life Insurance Company T 0 T 8 N 0 R B F 8 D L I. with Mr. D Debroe Williams ol I Policy in Africa Fot One Year (52 leeueti ¡»liter will be done under con­ since completing her stuaies at the 6 h 4 7 3 8 « i 5 4 8 "V 6 Memphis. college.. 4 0 p I L S I I T A tract witkJhe.Oificg of Economic NEW YORK UPj-James Far­ 8 0 1* (jpportunnruy a private organi­ He now serves a®*'minister of Mayor Ingram said her salat.v s 0 2 6 7 3 8 4 7- 6 I enclose $4*00 remittance mer, executive director of (he Con­ 3 5 ■■ 8 music in his church, Greer Cha­ will be $3WI u month, plus a $40 0 ,E Ï 0 F V M Y’ S sation, Women , In Community gress of Racial Equality CORE, E E P 3 Service InQ. (W1SC) which was pel A. M. E. He is one of the so­ a month car allowance. She re- said Silndav the United States must loists will 1 "11 Ctintorium" (the places Mrs.•I- Peggy Hearn, who re- fprtned by women from the Nat­ alter its policy in Africa if it wishes singersi, I signed, ERE la a pleasant little game that will give you a message/ Name .. ional Council, of Catholic Women, to stem rising anti-American senti­ tpe National Jewish Women., the __Mr. ______Lamar is.. the son of Mrs the every day. It i* 1 numerical puzzle designed to spell out The mayor also announced ment in developing nations. H Street Address Agnes Lamar of 1642 Pope Street, your fortune. Count the letter* In your first name. If the num­ National Cornioli pf Negro Women employment of Mrs. Frances J. Me- Farmer objected to a number of £1 the United Church Women, anq a graduate of Douglass High ber of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number 1« lew City Cjitcheu ol 1707 (»borne as a sen­ U.S. practices in Africa. rollees are expected to cerne School. ior social worker at a ■ salaiy of than 6, add 3. The result is your kef number. Start it th’’ State fforn other cities, as well as Cleve­ Miss Billye Gail Baker, a soprano $335 a month, she holds degrees "The rising tide of anti-American upper left-hand corner of th* rectangle ahd check *y»ry i land, Ohio. and -student at Memphis State, al­ horn University ol Tennessee and sentiment, especially in East Africa, of your key numb*r*, left to right. Then r»*d th* ime«»: Each young woman in the Job! so. competed. 1 Memphis state' university. comes primarily from our tacltyly I the letters under th* checked flgur*» gtv* you. > — • -S-9HSW - saiiilêïiW ¿At 1 ¿¿L. V J-'.'i flflflflH S3ÌISM» 3

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or ftke down lhe Berlin Wall. < “Greed for profit" wih the ex- ' platatinn elven by AFI.-CTO Prtod- 2 collect and iu-emble niii«cai dent Getrre Meany for the renewed lowpo-llimte. ararngemenifi. ■ and Interest of U. 6. companies In do- incmmlow lulu a permuuenl col Ini bmlne« wlih ’he Povlot Union. ii’cilon lor pi-teHty; Tire rtronvly-wordfri s’atement j. Kslnbllsli an It. Nrthankl !>*•• hv the labor frrirrafInn's Fxecutlve Mcmoi'iid .-liluit.iDlup .(l Ihr <"l- Council, rienouncin," the business- let«- J'< . '. ss-usimi relations with Communist regimes as disastrous, appeared tn A cmnmltte.’ ti|wicnr.ni no.'d Hu eonfllct with Pre Ident Johnson'» _____ M__ group is dhtte-b ? revive "mil- policy of exnlnrlng wavs to increase cal composllloti6 •¡rod Wwi'toe *. non-strateglc tr-rie with RiioEla and Dr Deli, who died in 1913. as it, Enroneaji A •is. • ff'v’ntiiil cuiiillbiffon'i "• fthV But Meany, discussing the state­ amount. , ment st a -iww» fonferenne, »ski he believed Johnson would Dr Ddl "nromotrJ II'' d''1 agree s, assistant agency direc- pony, and P. W. Prolhrow, Jr„ Atlanta, agency 'with ¡he AFL-CIO's call for poli­ nils- <>f Um. Nwro rjirlhml *•••'- ot lhe right, are winners ' director. tical conci sion' from tye Cbmmu-- marie significant ct>nlrlbv!l

’WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Carl T. Curlis, RNeb„ pro­ murid mementoes tor WASHINGTON -- INNPAl - portimltv, s Commission affiliate be inscribed in a Memorial Book lias derided to abandon an employ tested Ftidny that he was prevented from making a searching The nre.i uf staff director of the and made a permanent part ot Uh. (I S. Civil Right.' Commission, iiient policy questlonaire which ii Inquiry into flhanciol affairs of President Johnson and his family R. Nathaniel. Dett cnllecfton, ac­ which has been vacant since the .sent to businessmen within the as pari of lhe Bobby Baker Investigation. cording io. the committee. rfgistration in Ort., 1963 (it Her) I ii.sat several weeks. llernliard, is rdroui lo be filled. Curtis siieeifli'illy charged iii Jordan dce’liied to comment on ciii'ford i Ealmt. .comnjlitee Celebrates Anniversary T1 ir :t<-(loti was i.iken after tlie a statement that the Senate Rules Curtis’ sla^cincnt. (■haliinun, fold'prospect ive dWrhrr President Johnson uimwmced Commission, notified Ben D. Segal, of Dett miwcal coinpo?|tons who WARHtNC.TONR»NPA> Re- Committee blocked him from nut-' The NrbT! kp P^Tihttenn's un­ last. Friday his . inteutiop ol nom­ chairman of the group, that the do not wish to rail with originals, nfesentiitlves from churims in NEW VOIR - INNPA) - De- tinv a series of questions on John­ asked qiintlonv centered on the inating William L. Taylor, of questionnaire apnrfit-fh of polling seven Cities were on hand Sunday Brooklyn, N. Y„ o fill .he -yisltiflii. businws bh their htilng practices icribing the financial sitration son’s business arrangements to television. ksseto of the Johnson should send copies.- ¡-. ul-j ,ii ' when Elder Lightfoot Solomon its outside' tRe scope of -the body's confronting the widow and chll- former White House aide Walter family. |b Austin and - otherTexas Tay'or, like Bernhard, is white. Jenkins. Much ofv. the" famed ^ompoter’s Michotix observed the 45th anni­ functlon. . . ' dren of Black Muslim leudar tyal- communlM, now Mins He'd Ip .music is out of print. EqttmJWt- versary of the founding of the A former s'aif attorney of 'he trust: ,Tb»v also ctoiwned. dtolinv« „ . I cbm X as “dewnite,’’ a grotto of Jenkins resigned has post as ed out, nn<'. c:-n be oh ail lied Ohly Comdr Spreading Association. Bill Segal sn'tl the -first 20 re- pWninent Harlem women -have special assistant to the President the statlonsihfld.'.withi the. Federal The ohservanoe was held in his Nies tWurndd ftoin'ti batch Of IW! taiifrched a tund - raising drive Jo last fall when it was disclosed he Commimtaationk aimmlsdrin FCC ehnrch, the Temple of Freedom quFilonnaireB1 -'were “encourag-1 aff!is (. than and; oilier gAVernment togmefesl tpn .alumni had bee narrested on' morals f friends. Under God. which was established log;’’ i t Headed by Mrs. Sidnev Poitler, charge. The Rules Committee sub­ I. - ■ Aclresi Ruby Dee; Stover - Actrew fillLtoiflitetoion ,asked ' Th^Chtó mitted a Jist of i written questions *heto‘bJlte, .net egrh'tiqaiifrom , , , Abby Lincoln and Mrs. Mlctwel to, him—and he replied in writing the .M’WM iCTBC-TVutoi Is augmente earlier Ulis wok concerning Rob­ I James Baldwin In “W- 'lle pw ne>' i I ly. formed Committee at Concerned ert 0. Bobby Baker, former Senate lia._j.-_ c, i Mothe«,1 as announced Friday, t> Democratic s—retary and' oiiethne io raise money to "meet the fam­ Johnson protege. 1 ' i Plan At Aldwych , i ily'." pressing need for food, cloth- tog ¡¡nd shelter." , QUESTIONS 'IGNORE»? 'rr.ttfCON'SL ftöNkv 1jantfi Curtis listed a number of pointed The family of tne mtird’iW btapk æWWW! Baldwin, author of ‘Blues for Mis- questions' hC.wit&i aslted'of Jen­ UT (tharlle," was in London lari nationalist Was left homeless when a Lji-e^ wrecked their Queens dwel­ kins about ‘the Johnson family ÖCT6WWW Afck lototeu« lire pUy wiilob will •broadcasting Interests aud .other I jxtotjor^ied hweyBuftigl Mfr ling AMrs. Malcom X, who Is tog- financial arrangement., Hq( con­ World’Theater Season Ly the Att peolin? toer fifth child in Novem­ tended that his proposed questions «alberine WaUs.(lqL chlcfigo. I ors studio Tlieatcr from Neu ber. and her four voting girls, At- were "totally ignored" by Rules in > ii- /ll.u'iri n rrn, tain, 1 -J Wam aervingiaa-honortiry chakme.i of lbMh( |!,l lilt!''','--T—ir------to.1.1 ..L'Jnhftt., W J 11 . ,.L

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SAMUEL F. VETTE’ -t’ftAMÙEL F. VETTE, 36. has been appointed special assistant foi QivilRights tn the Office of Econ­ omic, Opportunity. In making 4|ie announcement Thursday. R. Sar­ gent Shriver, directornf tlie .agency, 1965 STYLES said Vette will assist.in coordinai ing ; ill. ORO civil. rights matters. ONE PRICE 912,95 He also will! work with. ÒSO De­ puty Director Jack T. Conway to ensure fair employment through out the |78l 2’million anti-poverty iuogram, (NINFA photo)

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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE; Ala. - Clark College of Atlanta, Ga. Ncrih Carolina A&T defeated Bethune Cookman of Daytona Beach, Fla. 62-61 to win the 32nd Annual SIAC Basketball Tourndmeht, Feb. 27 In Logan WnCIftfl CagoCrow.i Hall. ! ’ GREENSEORO. - The N C. A. To gain the fh'ift, the I hpnida: num College over Fisk UrilV'ttsItJ z i. Ajigies ol Green.' boro '.von the S. Epps a CMil'll.d ' PkllllllTS, top (J?-80 leading Up lo the sljowdowy Jehtral Ihtetoolleglate regular sea- seeded as a result of the Dlpkinson game. on chrmojopshln for the second Rj’llhg Sv,■ tern, :slorm-.'d past. Ben­ For Clark College, the test I,- straight yer with' a 15-3 record edict College - of Columbia, S. c now to make the 2t9h Annum NA nd 25 28 Dlck'nsoh rating. The Ag­ 110;95, then wiliopdd South Car 1A Championships March' 8-13, ih ics had an overall record of 18- olltui Stille College of Orangeburg Municipal Auditorium. No, 0IAC —,--l — ,'UP1) -4 The S. C. 71) 7U. Bethune Cookman Cui team has ever made II' io life poitt ofiiiie w rv'Meui'.ftf on Fbb, 24 /ftT a:’’ be seeded iirst in the lege rolled ovci l.> Moyne Collegemji Hbart of America and the ••route of being slow to .eluse lw meij. Oth annual CIAA Basketball Tour- Memphis, Teiiii. W-74 ifpd -FL.lt bloijk will be South Carolina 'Sipte, room ptefhuleB and fast to burn inment which begins Thursday at University of Nashville, Tenii. 107 Albany State and Stillman College. iti records. '■ ■' he Wsr Memorial Coliseum in 80. Ronald .’a.k on and S un CRAMPIONSIlir . The,too - quick -to - burn charge ircensboro. Brown, were Hie target - finders Clark - ...... came ftOm Bernard FliMtetyald -fl- .. . Oil who led tlie sharp -1hooting Card Hphune Cookman , Jr„ couMkl tor qi Senato subcom­ Other teams of the 18 - team ... 01 mal and Black io victory. CONSOLATION mittee .investigating federal Mump­ •Vm '»ft* tmim'nnrnt are: _ .1'jirJvsing L'uxii Jack (CJ t Me South Carolina Slate . ii; ing in tlie post office. ’ 2. Norfolk State (18-8 and 23.89) Fisk University, What triggered his remark was 1. Winston - Salem State (12-6 and Clalrtn, (lie defeat was nut tjir . 8I> bitter pill that might have bein.ey SEMI - FINALS an announcement, by Louis, J. 7

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Play f t the championship df :ils- coach Collins crew. rict I of ¡V 1'0 III "f the Tqah'cs- < oe-N Cslvto noffl*»«Hfn m ftfe’ Hffh fchoo’ Athletic Asso la- ' b)fvtr has done a fnagniffcent job

'.ion is now undervay c-t the Mel with tbi Cobras. Nr -.na .11... , • rosé gymnasium. Carver, the Fr.’),: Cea h of the V'v honors, roo-li //■'"'te ,._ihampMs ?o ker t rm ke-t Vs tom winning Wrrhtog'oA, Me’ros«, i-’oujlan. ar* 'n 1 •rtnn'nr ->q brier-end *■««>01^ ' ”th ’ f-rst‘ . ra‘ r« lie-roe'’, it vas tried by sum* '•rf-b'-r’. to the eague are r.rticl- tlwi fhn tom —s aVu' 1« fa|let 'bn *-•, nt second Washington - CarveT gome 'two •"’” nhv for the ■'"'1 vr np-r red to have beer ‘-,’tvif-n fb“* t •... i ♦Ti'» fo’Yv «>., -,r -n h" ''n’ons. "ke ? rc0*) • . -.- — • 4nn rrt,,fíp'| ')•■ r- -jljy,- 1 v nr-o tn-.f-'-'i of he1 ter as the i p„oie foli" vere 'r • f - ' f*Mll ' Jb ’ -v ! ; Tr>'h''r"’v 0nnt»i'*0Z| ,h- I. • ’’ hfi’.-p bC$h th® fW’h’d in a t’.8 fo> i Ln nvg-fn’ic t*VO "'»SnCS. I "’hf”. fn’tow"’ *he Carver - Doug- I,, -./„.n,, --n :i if’-» »erne whl h was won by the I-] Jno-rim r-toy rn'-ó« flprf w-'hlb-’ton fr’Tr ft *3-'^ ■ vn*' 1 r“"v.. finishing in a tie -for the '-■'»rn’r -bsmnlftnriito, m'-’O'l some follow­ were playing the better heli at ton ers to wnde’ wh'toer the end of the rooson. Wáshli"ton. •.••or’ r-^ltv true champions. It has been said ’hat a teem looks fmoo annual Pbtervance of Notional Children s ven­ with ronrh Rt’1 Fowlkes played IROFHY IO THE CHAMPS — Bill Nabors, right, ship. Others standing, left to right, are the Mel- CITATION FROM DFNTAL SOCIETY - The Mèm- teal ehrmninnshln ba" during th, ns long as It is winning, but rome- ial Health Week. Dr. John E. Jordan, left, pre­ tenler,■.enter, presents the Coca-Cola trophy tcto FlôydFloyd rose football coaches: Charles E. Evans, Jesse i phis Dental Society this year presented cltatlohs iv»rr(nr(! isst vartes. It was point­ tlmes a team can ®ln and sti" Campbell, principal of Melrose High School, 0 Wilburn and Eldridge Mitchell (head coach); sents a citation to Prof. Melvin Conley, prlnci ed out that, the eo»ch as moto e, not look too vood. That was the to several schoo's, business firms and individuals tribute fo the Melrose Golden Wildcats who won Kneeling, left to right: Ezell Jones, tackle; Cgpt- pal of Douglass High School.______the nlnyers had a big trod in thi comment offer fho rv-ucri»«» and who made significant contributions to the 17th Coach BUI Little of Douglass and Utorrlnr«' .«iwes-essos. although bt the 1964 City Prep league football champion Fred Jones and Co-Capfain Jimmy Ward. t d'd not make a basket, or recover r. -os-h Tro Fn’i’ers wl" stt-nnt to rebound. win a place in the District play­ Stnihern Gats To t!'”ne mv It is ills keen knowledge offs and berth in the Region meet Pro Rewriting Practice Irk of the game, the one - for - all next week. Monv rote Douglass an GOOL 'N BREEZY Flay 33-Game and the all - for - one attitude ol edee over Lester, because of the Tuskegee Institute Wins ♦he team, the discipline he main­ fact that Lester nlayd much of the AROUND THE BIG "H” WITH tains, the knack of having his n’av- second half without the services BARBARA Grambling College Grid Coach Baseball Slate ot fheir stellar performer, Ram Wil­ ers at the right place at the right Hi, boys and girls, 1 am back SIAC Swimming, Diving Meet liams, This was a blow to the hopes a vein with facts around the big By JACK GALLAGHER By BENNIE THOMA8 time, and the inspiration and will- to-win spirit he instills In his play­ of the Lions. "H". In the most dramatic and highly contested SIACSD.Champiqn- (Houiton Port Sports Writer) BATON ROUGE, La. - A 33 Spotlight: ers. Then too, his even - tempered ships staged'to date, Tuskegee Institute dethroned Morehouse HOUSTON, Texas—(Special)—The whine of a Florida highway game 1965 baseball schedule was manner and the psychologcal moves Now It is a laurel Wreath for This week in the royal blue and College as SIAC "kingpins." Enroute to tfie championship Tuskegee ictrolman's siren stopped the chartered Grambling College foot- announced for Southern Univer­ he makes at the precise moment ndd the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church and white spotlight we have Mr. Alfonzo sity's Jaguars this week including a the Bev. J. L. Netters, pastor. The Peoples of 458 Shawnee Avenue. He cgtpured six first places in the eleven-event spectacle; South Ca­ tall bus a few hours out of Miami In early December. to the effectiveness of his decisi­ return to the Florida A. and M. ons. Mt. Vernon church snonsors a bas­ resides with his parents, Mr. add rolina State College, featuring its sentationGl freshman, Malici Spring Carnival baseball tourna­ ketball team in the Hl-Y basketball Mrs. Alfonso Peoples, Sr. Coach Eddie Robinson’s boys against the pros reached Its peak , Coach William Collins of Melros* Cunningham, dtipfurpd three first places, and MOfehouse College ment after turning back the host of the YMCA. The team, with L. He is a member of Magnolia were returning home to Louisian» when the Florida policeman made has developed a fine team and can Rattler team and Saillmkn College. C. Gordon, former outstanding First Baptlft Church and also a flaimed two first places. following » loss to Florida A. and M. like Broderick Crawford. boast of one super - star in Bobby The Jaguars have seven single nthlete of Booker T. Washington as member of the Youth Choir. hi the Orange Blossom Classic. Smith, .who has outstanding all sea­ “I know that policeman was just garnis and seven twin bills sche- coarh, wen toe championship af Five conference records fell to 200 yd freestyle: 1 p. Sullins (T- After the bus pulled to the side of son, and - is one of the most versa­ Around Hamilton he is assistant following orders One of his su­ ¡duled with member-teams df th* secretary of the Hl-Y; a member of thq vicious onslkurht of the pepp-i I); 2. L. Greene (MC); 3. R. Lewis the road, the patrolman climbed on tile athletes In toe city. The Gold-: lh*the lesene.teSHie, ., ed«p swimmer«. The most effect-1 (TD: 4. 8. Moore (MC); 5. G. periors told him to stop us, and ap­ Southwestern Athletic Conference Last Mondsv, toe church »ahtted the Spanish Club, Checkmates In­ board. en Wildcats will likely, prove plenty attack On existing records,! Quick (SCS); 6, G. Bell (SCB). parently somebody big in pro foot­ arid non-éonfêtcnùé tilts carded th* team with a banquet In an- corporated, track team and Sweet- *1 feared the worst,” remembers tough, and with the rest of th* again attesting to the improved1 Timei 2:10.9 (New record). ball had gotten to the superior.” with Bishop College, Stillman Col­ team in the nroper mental attitude nr*clatlon of their suroess. This I’ lieert...... of the Checkettes for the Robinson. trainin' method» and more out­ 50 yd freestyle: 1. T. Sanders (M- r: Robinson has reason to cry about lege, Stillman College and Paul and physical condition a great just another exnr''sriop nd jf»w Ws ,ye#7 1964-65. “I thought maybe there had been the raids of pro football, but the Quinn college in addition to playing standing swlmrrtros, occiirred In the ■CV: 2. E. Wehs (TI); 3. W. Gary,,,-. a death or serions accident In my showing can be expected from charch Is serving the eaiumunity. Off camnua,; Alfonzo is business (MC):4. A. Neighbor? (MC); 6. ’ "r; coach who has sent 24 players to In the Florida spring carnival at mpsger for the Diplomata Social 700 yard butterfly. Four of the six family or that of one of my players. finalists lowered the record. Sullins (TI); G. J. Freeman (MCI. , the three pro leagues isn’t moaning. Tallahassee, Florida. ■" ’> end a member of the Barons Then I wondered if something had • • • • Head baseball Coach Emery W, Time: 0:24.6. gone wrong back at the college, »bd BaronneUps. -7 Aside from Donnie Anderson, the Hines said that he was happy to Alfonzo, would like to further hit „.fit anticipation of a hotly con- 200 yd individual medley: 1. M. like a fire in the dormitory. leí’' s highest redshirt taken in the Dec. have Bishop College, and Raul . t. education al TtBiwwee-Arjriciilturaf• tested meet, pageantry and glamour Crnninoham (SCS); 2. G. Knox "All kinds of wild things were pro draft was Alphonso Dotson, the Guinn College added to the ‘65 elate itttluded opening the meet with (TI); 3. E. Burton (MC); 4. J. . ... running through my head and you h Tndiiftrial University, where 6-1 267-pound Grambling tackle. along with the tough SWAÇ fops. By MRsIlU bolt, IrfcRg’lwww hé’wlli major In Physical Educa- thé National Anthem, awarding of Cox iSCES); 5. W. Gray (TDD; 6. Miss Ella ® froi know what that policeman want­ Dotson, the second choice of the The jaguars will play Bishop tn ili tfiôphles and medals by Miss Phy­ I. Greene (MC). Time: 2:30.4 (New f. ed to know? vialted • irfth Mrs. Dofa Amderson lion. ll; Green Bay Packers and the first Dallas, Tex. and the three game» ot Mr. and Mh Montgomery gh» is -ill In the home of her Alfonso, we )»li-te vou and ^jsh sic« Education 1965 (Miss MUU- record). .-. "He wondered whether a boy on cerit Gamble, Spelman College), pick of Kans»» City in tt|e AFL sgt with Paul Quinn College will Jr., of Hennings, la tn Cleveland. daughter and urn r ip',- law, ,tyr. vou. success in the fulurell! -tl .{ One meter diving: 1. F. Battle •-t: our team had signed a pro con­ iMC), 253.90 points; 2. H. Gilliard ; future draft, signed wliR the Chiefs be staged ill Waco, Texas. Ohio, to be with htr sitter,-Mrs. and Mrs.-Moseavfieed, who.own and] Assembly: meet announcer (Miss Victoria tract." (ACS), 2-12.40 points'; 3. L. Dud- •> for a reported 550,000, Jertena Green, Who is odnfihed to operate the Deluxe Laundry, Clean­ Alexander, Spelman College), meet • • • 9 Southern's first outing is March a hospital.: ■: ::c.. Ón vébrimn’. 23( the Hnmi’fon clerk (Miss Velma Baker, Spelman lev (TH, 163,05 points; 4. W. Clark That incident plus his steam's er« Shoo in Humbolt. They extend An art major at Or ambling, Doti 5, a single géme with Alcorn Col- Mrs. Josie Taylor ls iH in her Hitt; school Oanter of the Nation-, College), and another partisan and (Ala. State), 162.20 points: 5. T. .... humiliating loss to Florida A. and an Invitation, to their friend* to son is a good student. He graduated 'ege to liUnch 3WAC competition, home in the housing project. il Honor Fo’ie*v nresenfed a uro­ colorful SRO gallery. • Gordon „(MC); 6. G. Sutherland M„ which Robinson Indirectly places Tpe two teams are also scheduled Rtoo in and look around at 407 N. among the first 10 academically in Others on the sick list '»rdf’Mrs, gram and Induction neremony. Th» Probably the niosit difficult de- (MC)...... at pro football’s feet, has caused to square , off in a double head« Fifth Bt. a class of 400 -at Iftes High in Mildred Winiarts, ' Mr. and' Mrs. »teerttfly ■was>-prerehted > in t|«’j; rislon was to determine' the rtest the easy-going Grambling coach to Houston, and will .iglurn to Gramb­ March 6. All games will be played Fueral 200 yd butterfly: 1. M. Cunning­ Leslie Halliburton. Mrs. Anner school-atHtitorium 9; sym., ; ,,p( established abjective criteria, thé put In a series of restrictions. on the ; Southern University dia­ low were ham (SCS); 2. E. Wells (TI); 3, ling in the off-season to complete Campbell and your reporter,' Who fr The koebkér. for the occasion selection finally went to South Car­ As a result spring training at mond.:.1,11,1,... ,!,>• 3i J. Cox (SCS); 4. T. Dixon (8C8); work toward his degree. has beert sick fqr several #eeks from the was Dr. Hollis F. Prtee, president, olina State’» Mallei Cunningham, Grambling, which has furnished "Alphonse had another , year's Grambling College, defending with the 'ili Fob this reaibn we church; wl 5. w. Gray (JI); 6. W. Winston I of LeMoyne Coilére; Mrs. Dorothy who nosed out Toakegea’s phenom­ players like Ernie Ladd, Roosevelt ellglllblty left here," Robinson said, champions of the 8WÀC, will come ting. Hudson and (TI). Time; 2:33.1 (New Record).,,, ,,, did not get' any news in the paper Wans-Wits in chew» iof the In- enal freshman, P*lmor. Sufllns. Taylor, Willie Brown, Buch Buc­ "and it would’ve been nice to have into Baton Rouge for.» three gajne Graham was in charge of arrange­ 100 yd freestyle: 1. P, Sullins laid- week. ducflnn’ ceremonv: Jereltne Hiblet While, placing first Ip only two (TI); 2. U Greene (MO); 3, T. hanan and Willie Davis to pro foot­ him for another year. series, April 2-3, a single and a menta.;ments.-' i ball, will be by invitation only to ^1 Mr. James .Winbush h«i» re^Mm- orwenlpresented the Honotlites to us. events, Morehouse remained in Sanders (MC); 4. W. Gray (MC); . * 1 - ' ' .. — ’ — ■ double1 header respectively. : • ed home from Kennedy,. Hospital He ’Itavef htt wife, Mrs. Cjwy Theie Induoteès were: Made'eto, contention by "jamming” three 5. C Cross CMC); 6. G. Bell (3C8). the pros. Southern lost 'nòtte players of (Mid-Miss Shalor Naryeli, has been Barlow,Btirli— _a brother, Joe Barlow, of "They usually write here and ask Ditflrv, Brenda Footer. Eddie Hen­ events. The. ex, - champs placed Time: 0:546 a season ago to'both graduation and gdtamissedfrojn. Collins Chapel Chicmto;Chicaco; several son»;sons: Joe E.B. :Bar- hsävw four swimmers (six „to qualify), In about spring training dates,” says HC T in, Louella . Jackson, Minnie 200 yd backstroke: *1. M. Cun-. . A & Football to professional baseball, thejatter .HoepilHoepltsl .fh Memphis, - i;- W who is tn Germany; Will vift, tod’final» of, the 50 yardi 100 yard, Robinson. “I always answer, and the lhss btftig third bSfeemAn CftaM low, and Calvin Barlow. He alii nlngham (SCS); 2. W. Wilkerson and 500:yard freestyle çvegits. ones I don’t answer will know Hendricks who signed last yefcr At -T' ..1’.' ' (TI): 3; J. Freeman (MC); 4. J. Team HonoredFor leaves 33 grandchildren, artiottg The officers of thé National Hon­ SUMM4RY they’re not welcome. the end bf hid freshman year. Pine Bluff, Art; April 2??24, ,P»ul whom’ire Joseph Edward; John Cox (SCS); 5. 0, Quick (SCS); ». • • • » Quinn College,.Waco, TexU; April or F