Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, June 18, 1949, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
NCNW'fc HON OH 15 WOMEN WHO
WERE OUTSTANDING YEAR OF 1948
WASHINGTON (ANF) The gu>*hed wrvlot to her oommiin
Nat?oh?l Council 'of N*gro Wo- Tty,
Sin ha* aaiartcd the mm* of I ^ ortffln. editorial u,uunt.
15 woman who have mad* out y ^ Drpectment of Education.
Lu flgndtng achievement during the'f1>r hrf outstanding aenrice in
8* Honored on If* the fiald erf adult adoration with
|| aHflttl honor day. Jd"* If. at tprcial emphaai* on th* deveioo
STCouncll houga. Hit Vermont mw| of literary
Avenue, IV. w, . education and education for bet"
In announcing the eelection of living
B T?" | Julia Waat Hamilton, preekkni.
Itlrri te^lalStiSr ^"/hlL Phjr,,lB Whaatly. YwSfCifr her
ident of the < <.unci I said. "Theaa jeaderahlp among wonwn for her
? SS'u^'lw.t'.^d'Lul Of at.wewt l?o*? to ohrk ?KUl
womanhood of the world who Pro*T*e
unitedly work for world of Majorie Stewart Joynar, foundpeace,
froadofn and Juatica" for ar - praadaht. National Aaepcia j
olf Ura Bethune will preaant tion of Beauty Culture School
^T"-" aarh hoooraa With a scroll r j OWatg aiid Taaahem for bar I I
honor citing Her particular con- outstanding aarvtca in the fiald,
tltbution to th* American cul- of t??met<dogy and .for her ac* I '
.Uli . '.-> ioompliahmanta in aurceaafui oir [
- THa aalactiona la# thl??out- leantr*. IlKlnl
landing national .ward are m MllUr'VhUf, W?wn'.
follows. burriu. TTi Department of La
WOMEN LISTED bor, for her outstanding achJe?
' Ethel J. Aluenfela. noted an- vmtni intbe imornational
throookfcili, for her ouf tending of Human and labor relations. ii
prof~.l.,r,.l contrlbvMloo. U> th. Murl., R.hn fonr,rt irU?
SS4S w?Sn?^Sr o.'^irZTT ,h*',"u
Frant w Helton. U 8 congress- MffVgj 'or *!r ;'??orloua
woman, for bar dialing ulahed and ,n 'oc*1 an<* national acmatitorlous
aervicc aa a lag la- __.tr
la tor In the ftald of nunnng rdu- * ornella Otja Shlnneiv fame l
C' Ova g&tL*" * Ha wUm ' Brown. **rvk> 4n ** p'romol'on of hu
r.? '!? "! ?-r^o< opi mortal
Institute. for her promin- to ; and enjoy
anca In the field of education and thealra. ?*
for her outstanding service to Chase Oomg Woodhouaa, 11S
humanity. ?ongrewwuman, for leadership
At tee Coachman, for her Intea- ! ? the organisation of women and n
national achievement in the field for her outstanding contribution. I
of athletics and aa the only A- aa a legialator to social progress
merit an woman to win an olym
pic gold medal In 1MB !|Vyf) fslHu Will
A Eleanor Curtla Dalley. for her i * "" "
outstanding aervice In interracial ' # '
vw EfcJSTS? i^r.- K.r I Heritage Awards ,,
IS years or dtstin?utahrd servM.#1 'ni?t?ai?i?*r?v *i . I "
a. congressional secretary and "J nRUNHWK K. N J
especially -for her appointment at . r L -- Two graduating ten- ,
cMit ?r ? "taior tonfreasipnal ,or*? lht 'ir,t Ni#ro wom-n s .
committee, UV# In the wor.yan'" derm.tQrtca t .
^Martha niK>t. f?u hVr ouUUnd ,n cvnP?' hu,for* w*p* "noun-1
in* work in tnaUrnal -nd child ?? ?** hud wee* as winner* of the ;
health international activities, f,r?* Heritage award at th, New _
and for her appointment aa as Jersey f'n)l.a<- for Women. Hut S
istant dirtdOf general of the * "* un.iveialty'
World Health organisation. The two winners were Miss r
Ftosj Slade Grsgg founder - Kntrtta I) Andrews. 21. of Plain E
president of the Hlatfr Or agg 0"ld. and Miss Kvelyn Sermons,1
Academy of Practical Arts, for 21. of SUmmervillr They earn 1
her prominence in the field of ed'their honors "for contributing K'
human relatoins' and for distin- to the college tradition of- dr Jl
?? . "i . .1? i ' .. 1 - inocratJr spirit h> makina t>u
ocooooo6oon6.>od..?n6o66P66 (
.?r TT1 T
u 1 ?ng Oil tin I amj.iis highly -0? *'
irft CM BAPKH 11 CrMful onM,-\ ,tl
O tl 1 vi given hv the
f To Have . Your W ateh j A?,?.iarjt,H-;n?
Y Repaired At ?. award*. Sh?- g*Rt
?r-??? ? a |- - "Vou h#Vf .WI^UHI t? **\tt inte*- - 0
DHflC^C O ! **r 4,M' h*Vr raised "iir rye* ,,
? .. '?<% hyyf 0 *> i lF M of greater understand I ,,
T. A- ) ji n* and go.m| will." ; I,
? WORK Ul'AUANTltKI) ^ While at the athool both girl* j V
became < ||UIIMUII of thr (iomitor m
9 CRYHTAI(S 21 Re i1, tea i" *'h?ch thov-livrxi. Mle An *
y . j drew became aecrrtarv of h> f "*
1 1229 Taylor Street
>'la?? and \ t< ? president of it* 1"
- oo6ooooof?oob6oooooojaoobo onrnmwtmn She ma 1
i .. i .- . _ . joti t i ? ti? mjitr\
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v [|M| in pta# Foaga a At who?>i *he sunn in (
-D RmIi MmI A Ipeelal OvAee ? ',1' fholr, nrxt Wtu
x I brr of the i k? ul l>..iit.| of .
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HRAKI j| V , y
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0 FRIRO CBMJBSM (| lleadcruartet for Complete
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TRAINING '
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. DAY & EVE. CLASSES
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FHA KOlvfe MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOl
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' The springtime "big push'" U on in r.? .. I \ living ifnttrprim wfthfearo
o'uniy home management supervisor* Th??y are, lop panel, left to' right
r.rn*?*l?ne M Tucker,. Alabama; lower panel, left to right, Jennie D. Marl
ihow* Home Economist Paiay A Grave^-of the Washington- office. ?
These work. r?. trailed in the firld of hom?j economici, help farm fatni
farmer* llmne Administration with fundamental problrma of family tivi
ih'.i mii'.i-v management A? ?hw aeaann the families are eocouraged <??
? < j !,? vat.on by canning and freeling for winter use t
itate Baptist S.S? UNCF Campaign Al
ITU Meeting Set Makes Progress Bj
ROCK Mil t l>NCr CAMPAIGN M
?*...o i?f the State 5u lay s. \ n>:w VoftK <ANP> Two In .
r?d llapii'st I raimng t<nian < <'?i < 111 n liuve p<i%*ih) their quotas* (r*Jit
i-nlion Will convene ?i ^i-?rri* f,? thilted Negro College. 4?r?n
oil, a, July J.I r. till- duo t. -u;i t ?, JU,?. , Uu |i(tf>Bl I
line* I> H-ut k. c nnni uni I Mnn i . ^ . kn |?: nr. ^ iep-.t - i.-ve.i!
*y * * -1 t.i>f A - k "?
lie Is U.-d a report for chun h- > S(,j,
? !>? am now to -plan to hriri' l ' A ugu .t?i. Ga'. headed by Pt. ...
. LJ t ? u I .1 r . A.f.lill flint t>
The fw.-u)ty w. >|> < '' ' |
it tin- country,- Mr ltu? k*h "-m -than ?lt $I.<MX> quota. T
iiuni iM II.- *niit the exeeutiw i il.c* n|i-i itnilinf: irmro tlun ,|
???:<! w?j? h*av?n#;t?o U?I h'.Jf th<-n tjunt.!*?.:u Ui-.l* *1 New
utj>???! in pUiuim*; th,- nn dm*. Or|,.r..? b--t t?v Mont,- I.rM.mn, " M
nil th*. Morn* t\.Ueiir M V Y..u U Ktof..h,/a,nl'tl^-SJ,
utrj|hr?rgWiuM>..rt Ui*t.-y?..i Wl(l)ll.n , ,,,vf?mn of the Ureiite.
h. a, will ?>? ?h?Hir < ? N, ,s v>lk h .,-.1% 't.
imhr it? *<tii|uiu in Numti i pr . ?
iuui* 4ua 4ii^e*n? . .v. ( JwMm. i v 1. W>M.el! i?
'I hi- kionvrtilinn't pri?|ir?iii . * ^ ohu-h ^r^up titiS T^i?- N
in '' South "c'liollni j'r ' > eonuuitVi i:ni the I >
tartiyl*, ttic- ihfei'tor mit-l N'?- f,'-t ^ "111' h*v?- r.iiMsl nii>r?hut<
h loiter could there.!' te i?T 'b.m WU.Uthi h Hartford, 1
,uil iiiim -it The %iUh tmtf ?' V-nn . ha,- -to uf it..
,i.A,-.-"h)?hl??cht<nl by f.uum nn.i qar-a. . ;. .
uiri. ? .??.<>!?. ? ?a-# roomStephen-. ,;o11Vk. of r!!s
uuki audiovisual ahl*. ilwmm- Mn. rnmrrtT$r?1 n Krtt' t ll.fftw.
tr.i - ?< n . nvt drama* * . ^ |<>i? l lol.t ,-' uh v. -ruly ?.?f No **
. jjtbr- ? >i re*it* K..VI- fJOO \ t.t.il j'ud
?ni| 1.;-. inv?i.wi PM <WX *^nrt have aide t W\ .nr. : lilt
l|?v.cit> of -Sumter, t- 51' l>e | - .
i-^at. * ,?t urtfjsl -hi ?i*n,l ihcii ! iffl,, IH.w.L <'?ntlu?' *lV<
tfirs tr .'resident OR. Urubcn.. 1 ''U U rSHIIUM) M
t Mi?rfuCuiiipfv, i?? {W ins Over Protests ">
?iun'%oii.,;i ii, Th???urther
infi>rui*tmn niny *-ru?* t,? I I'JJKNT N .! . i ANI*)i I).*, nti
Wnrj 0 Itui Ki-r >UW rfw^trtf. | .4#rt,, p,ot?;t4 T
15 Allen -ilvn. huwk. I|iU. K,- h.n tifrn ..karr.t .fvr whn"i J,?r
? # -m ? ?-?-. ? ?. . ? . ? I b thr .. \ ,\? I' ttliii*k^..irT, K* I
When tn TW* t'ltjr j:i h; ?i -? -,tiy l'nr- a H. ,iri.l t .*>
Step At J |K;tn-,it;.?n t i,
,\ t K S ( ll I I? l< Tl.v ,s- h? ->! ;n ruling a pj??i
... BBKK - W IJtitH - F(HM)S iti n </? u ? - inpu - > wil
Dine?Danc? IhuVr thr" ?t<>t v t>arnv| from thr
11*2 K. liheve*. fc*1o-e?ee. S. J s?t ho. b saul it u not umi! as a \wc,
--? -?~.T M IKM I K X.TKM.K Mllt lS Kvpl 111
'., libra?)*; fur rhiUTFvn wlio^
u would l;K?' to rfHti it I? Ct4
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roR | i iMi n's ? Unsk, for tui iv
Bread. "Roll*. Putr),C?kti I*h?- NAAl'P had i hatred thru *?j
f&r a ' the ?Kuk i^ drtugatoiv to the Ni" ?
WKST Sir.4. ItAKKRY ls m>l t" l"r vh,ki * '
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johnsons i ftsh housk 8 &
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- HOME ni 201 N. Dargan PV lIUHMg p",
A Kind and Srmp.lh.Uc Florence Snnlh ? .dm. g |_
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ters Home Demonstration families ably assisted by the abov?
i: Amanda M Cummlnfa, Georgia; Ruth B Burns. Arkansas;
blrs, Arkansas and Mildred E- Meadows, Alabama; Center photo
? aifba ! m i a?
'lies who obtain produrtipn and ownership loan* from the |
r*K. adequiate food for the home, poultry raising, hi<nl\h. housing
plant gardens for maximum seasonal fond supply and a surplus
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la. Supreme Court Miss Kins Weds
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oNTirOVkRY AI.A (AMP)] *UUNQWURC Trinity Met t
an Mclvimirv ..ipimon c.v?rt ?-hur? h h?Tv J?lv ,
werk the Alabama Su for the nwrnngr of Mis*
no court v,??it t? approval i V-Mm Norms- Mn,g;<lUuglMr.r ?lf
he pro|M>?<'<l voting l|w to r. .Bishop and Mr? \Jillis K<nk
?h.. U i ? i'11 imrn.lmffit ro- Me'.h..dist ? ttir* h Mo'ir''V * _
tlN OWtla^i i y ii.r?'s (a ,l"\ V'l' ln l 1
>fi*n?r ii.ufi Hant,o.m??n of Mmiiu. Ha_ and .
. | ll.il rlsliurv. I'm .. on May 29
h,. court Ataro I that, a? ^.r a< l)v , j Scabrimk. |>r> sident of j
?tl*-l -Li-a h?*j.ng i n i ^ . t . 1 lti'v I 1
gncri t<> *<jiu rtmiaatr t?in|M p,.yu.mt.v Nr-wm.irr pastor " of
? ?** ??? j Trinity; in ptrlufBiim tht.* c?ta j
bis .proposal now resting In rrp?m lx*f?r? a targe assembl-tgi i
hou*** fOfintituttan and . li-t'* j >f *tu b'Mlv tr.ichet relatives
s t iiiiimittVc tvi'iiM . gtv? f?" BWi other frirndt.
ran the right to juftgo vk)irf I. I'alui*. ?in,1.ix. \vtut,. glad- >h
.< citi/oti* has "good r^ar |.?r*l lighted wiodplahrii, the wv I
... ... , . . . . <lu g present of Pr and Mr* Sea
?r Atin llvfl an-,u> \ to . mhrart-?' * ?
. , , ii'iimn. dft'iirsu'ii Hie 'church,
.uituts a,vl r^fX.rtvih.lilUM,"f (*,** ma ked the few
* I ?i'srrvV',1 <r,its
C^.., vThrTs , I. M'Tv .fr;,r thai su>i .jerd/a (iarland of the. '
proposal js new.- dodge tojc.lafhn Musie faculty santf. "lb- '
v thc?rs their rmhts to tile aevotiip.iined by Mis Brii
let lavj Caldwell burton The "Wedour
of ;th,. State Supreme ( bit* March" was pinycd by Mis
r? justice:: approval -he bill. 1 EdjtcU Southern. head of the
two other* did pot chncur |<'fnflu? Mu.?ir Ih-partmen* to
e T>; 'oi.iv > S I .aw SOU said j Mi C'li'tnthif Webber, w ?(?: ?f.
lid "iio> meet ?h, ot.jiH tiou*" |r':u'1 Wrhbe, of Oi.inK'buiii.
Vd to the llosweli amendment ! 'bit southern regional dueei rr
l(te Hvbeit T Simpson saidVor th* SiRina The 14 soror V)
?..? / ;.r- . 1 1 . ' rtv, wt?s the matron-of honbr .wid
state tour' had no. r ^Jits to . . . .. ,
...... .1 * * 1 ' ? hi ides unlv. attendant s ie
i* an opinion on the prota.sal . ? , , , 1 . ,,
,i.;: , ,.a, , ? was gow*n<d m Mile Jnd " -1*! 1* < a .
tins tin.. fl 'h Ufih s i:A V 1 ,
with matching yellow elh? w Ion
ordnnee with the \f S Su } g?h r.ioves' Ih.-u-'T.-s nf yellcw
V''*, 1 never j{i ws 'Ii and blue hvdrunjjui a id
advisory .opinion ( r.bbon* were lw??-tinoro?i*>
l! >K. - -u>?M . :r- tin:-the 'hair. whil?< 'VhV%arrf?ta
. " Hn,u" A M f .1 huge bouquet of. yellow gladioli
i-iv?ngv?in, .tnd, IV.iVtv St it< .'arid hydrangiairther arms
r ,i , ,, The Htveri'iui Warren C .11
k ns of the ClafUn Drpartiwmt
, . ' .".of Keligiou- Education wnt
I then be voted upon b^Jhe j gnVomv best 'man,
pie If pa Med then, it w..uJ,l t^u. hride was given in mar..me
an kmendinent to the ruige i,y her aunt. Mrs Vin, Ag !
* ??nRtdutton._ ? Jnew.. ..f AtbntiL Qa.. The bridal
?#W I >#"<? w*s lovely in ht i gown of wlivv
. I> IjIII I Or slipper satin with off-shouldl-r
it tin IT \irr?nf . itcrklini ami ft-.M1 bodice. an 1
hark long sleeves. Her' double
ACXSON MfSS ? < \NI*i v'''1 ,>ri"'tl d I union was. bord?l
*r ir iiiit youth \\ ho wa* " " w,th ftatMy I ?" !
ntenred Us| week Co life mi- from.. tiara uf^eed pearls She1
Uvnmrnr for the slaying of a r.arn,Ht 1 ^ [hble (ron. wh:. h
ik-ago lit ffnder agent J i streamers of UUies of the valley
inn- / i gracefully hung and centered
1 ... .. with an e-xqunitie white purplewas
thr Mod ??rs frit This gift was
an gut \ "'murder ,?fier from the l.-mima Chi chapter of
' rT "^"deliberated an iu Th?-t a stir.-ritv
ur t r. nil Judge Hugh B. ?t Ctfflxn
ifet*ai%U * ?' ?
vnaiMI roar! youn? couple will rr*i .<
artl Ihe ca*e. ut ^ Haim \tr?*et, Harrisb.urf.
"you be the'iudce i Blind Harvard Law
^NoSU~| Student Files Suit
^csfy* '* * "nw
far v fcXV.'j Clarence M Hoi low ay. 2i, o(
' " ijjjjfilfc .Philadelphia who is bearly blind
V* v, -\V V\ I an<l who wlu featured In Life la?<
\Y S^K\ / ? 1? | week for hn unusuaT acHoIastio
" N /^.V ' 'C .)Tn?' lability, ha* su<-<i the .Metropbii
' ((J ^gg(V^ ,\ jTil tan Tr?o?o
y,aiiui >*,7 lur to".
1 \ * ' a ' ! OOP Mr Hollway, allege* that
M J (I |i fli j he and h* seeing rye dog wfro
^ IgUSKJl and.trrwjusly jnjur?d_bsi
Z2T7T\ j^->.(kW8T*m | an M T A rar on Massachusetts
C(7w\ "*?? "i w avenue in .Cambridge, last 1
i r*bru*ly
. r v *** ??/ . Through his attorney, John L
\\ ^jVAk \ ~V Saltotiatall Jr.. the plaintiff w?j
^ 1\\ W?d bum in (h? Federal Di?ihct
court He stated the injuries ?u*
? ' ^T\ ?... stained in the accident were serlUtydtet
'Lj J 4 tods and tha1! his dog had U\ br*
^4 \ _ _1 'i . 1|U ; ieht to Morristown. N J., for !
4?\ agg' w .. JrfTyf I Mr. I > ri'-iimi-nt aiut rehabilitation^ A
0kh iuiri ton*, t ' I! sunVmons was issued by court
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SATURDAY. JUH IB f ]3
1 REGIONAL COUNCIL URGES J ^
KEY POSTS OF GOVERNOR! " i.
ATLANTA, G?. ? Ttv execfi .South s intent to tdnlmiU
tiv? committor of the Southern j vies teirly. ^
Regional Council Wednesday Many ol the South'* pro!
the Southern govtmon to op- ipflQt (rocn ttononuc dm
point rpprr*?nuuv? Negru ctu- UeOk" the *taLrmrn< uid. , *f
zetts to positions on *'^fy mall- relation* would be vastly .
ina board*. ' ^>s - V proved by tho security to bo I
Th? Council to an org?Htuua ?,ved from expanded industriU^ A
of church, labor, buonm, azwf^lEtenftbened pattern of farm
professional people of both races ownership, food school*! food
from thirteen Southern states homes and good health for all
Jta announced aim u the Mat*.)0ur citizens **
Uinrneni of equal opportunity by Bu, |t *44^ -the nation be
all the South? people! understandably reluctant to put
The groups executive com- |U ftharc of the funds unless
mi tier issued its message to the u evidence of a determinaSouthern
governors following a IKjn to proVide public services
one-day meeting in Atlanta. I?'more ?,uiUbly than the South
commended Gov Kerr Scott of h don# m th# p^t Such eeaiNorth
Carolina for appointing ran convincing furnlshDr
Harold Trid^ Negro cor I gd lf the Southern states will
lege president, to the state board, f0|ioW (he broadened pimd<S?
of education, Similar action In ^huh North Carol,na has ?et."
other Southern stales, it declared. | ^ Counc,| ie?ders dressed
would be "of the greatest public [th<. lmpurUnu u( appolntgnf'He
benefit. groes wRo ran?br?trusted by
OUTLINES BENEFITS " by their own people to be truly
The southern group told the rtrrrratnttiiTr"
^V"~l^.. '|hal fUCh aPP?lnl" I Sienlne th- ?
? -r-"; |lh? Ynllowing mwnbwi of th?
Get irpitft attention to the- Councir* executive committee*'
need* of negroes. SIGNERS LIFTED
2 Le*aaen needles* irritations* Dr Char,w Johnson. Naah2.
Strengthen the civ* pride of ' Tenn., president of Fiak
Negro citizens University-, Paul D. . William*,
4. Prove to the nation the Richmond." Va.. publuh*r " and
? " ws . president of the Southern . ReLucas
Denies ?< ?*> v" o??f?
Hancock. Richmond, V*.. profes
n jj? /v ?or of economic*. Virginia Union
Battle Over university; Kt Rev Msgr T
_i James McNamara. Savannah. Ga ,
NEW YORK ! Senator Scott Dr Rufus E Clement, president of
W Lucm of IlliiiotS; Senate ma Vn,vfri^; ^ *?i3Ljt
)ority- Irider. denied this week Johnson, professor Carolina*
that he had announced that evil University of North Carolina,
rights and social welfare leglala- Leonard Ma**. Aj . .
tto'n would he dropped for this torney. ^h^Me* t ih0. |slkS
. _ ' . . Georgia. Director of CIO. Ml**
session of ( ongrrss and asserted Wtlkina, Atlanta, Citthat
newt stories jvporting ,urh y^ng Movement of
an announcement 'were either Carter Wesley, editor. Hooshof
n complete quote of my state ,on' infonm-r. John H- Wheeler,
merit, or not quite an accurate Durham. N C. vice president,
one." Mechanics and Farmers Hank
In a letter to Roy Wtlkina, as
clstant secretary of the National SltllPr
Association for the Advancement DiailUlOUICI
of Colored Pp?irv!^. t
ran, Indiritfd 1h.?* bill* "Still In [Works 11 Years
the carlv statfe* of drvijlopmrnt". ..
wpr.- not specifically mmtmncd hinlnmQ
on his "mmt" l.at because Mlt it T til 1/ipiUUla
ixbVlous that tt v* not piMttiblr M ' ,, u. (f
give top priority rating to leg- BIRMINGHAM, Al*^ J MB
islntion which is not ready, or After 14 y*j*T} **r< - > *
nearly fr?dv. for consideration chard,. K Harper. ? .
on th? floor of Senate father;, has earned a /n hM
C ' . f I .... O school diploma. *r s fraduSenator
1 ucan den,el ?h,t th.,; -tpd frvm th~ C, divisf
V1;, I' m 'r;p?w? an-l , f p.rV^W- rek.
stated that the r place on thn U
leg d.itioi?tin?'t..h|.? ! the ?.< ? lie ha*? . **" _ )t
a?e fctll hove t?. be del. rnuned fjn,t SPWtion
l?y their prngrc?to through the *P^r*a, notice.t >ar^ old
Committee ci iiw',*"\ng 1hcni"**hr outskirts of |>0d ?rwl
tw'orm'^ou'i' '^pT^and jdterain. jqw tlv?r th^ytnalr "T rdttr?thm~ 1~
of which ha*
inanv months, according to the ..tart work a* a laborer be<au'.e
Senate" maturity leader' ' he had very Utile. and \n ?he army
Tlte Illinois. I;i*'*ri,ikei-"s . jcMc* ho saw men w ith some . duration
came in response to telegram advance .
ent by Mr Wilk'i. last, week ;n "In 193H he took hc< big ttet? a- l
or e.-n? .??
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-it i ? apparent ? j ft?-r h* son *urVJ- ? c TTeoniC
!t(in of ; . ! rush's leg- 1 rs Knglish He enrolled i Packer
isUi'.mn on the .. I'lun)*'ration j ^h s evening glasses
'nni-r It*t foi the Mst rnnRrr*^ | Two olhrr graduates id Park I
, -NAAlI assistant secii'tar. |prM ..verting schorrf- *-? + ? 1 lenjandt-ji
in h;H > ire th.?v;i *?>? ?*- |V Sonvncrv.llc. h*. ?<nd J,,hn
, "**'??? ?f.Con?r.w be rHn Wesley Michael. 40
?*1 'his summer "for >h<> purpose J
islatiun." ,Uth" Oklahoma To Try
w hito Man Saves Separate Classes
Day For School Girl -'.Oklahoma' city - <anp>
SAN KURD. N.C (AND > Th,i The diehard Oklahoma state lr'
r*T".. -' ?, Kivl.kture has finally agreed to
Mitming of a girl whose, house had . ?, __ .~hite
l?._ .j _ _ . admit Negro enrollment in wmie
burned town with her new dross . * ... ? ,
-hi< was supposed to weir in i !|.a s- t. . ,rn.
arhonl show led local white bus- *he hill recently passed and irn.
. , . w> tne governor f?'j; Vvs signature
u? tu, a good deed last ^ t at,cmi segregated J r
w,H'k 'classroom* '
t r:,rHnV , Tht-Hg h matuvuT to f t stale
l";,u^ :.f;v b'V1 i ? lavi mtu r?mplWmt. vh the re , Iand
would probably trjo* th ^ ^ s Suprcmc court ruUnrf
' '1' ' ' !''>> ?* night. R m. hich declared -tha.:?all < iti/f tli?. ?
TTImrr TiVi'd^l to.see. if he could niuxt have equal acre-* to edu
make her smile He went tit her cation, regarlt-ss of rate, color,
school, the I?oe County Training religion or rvauonal origin, 0
school found out the material . Under the proposed l<iw, Nrg- v
neodtxl and how it was. made-Co?I roes could attend "w hite urnver
operating with him the home econ lsltir5 only on a segregated basis,
?<nues class made the dress txv I /ith separate classrooms, and the
(me school was out,?That* night isrhool would bo open only when ?1
Florence was in the plav. I the Jim/crow institutions do no*
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