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Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
State nAAcP
Head Speaks
In Michigan

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The
President of the Mississippi chap
ter of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie said Sunday his group is fight
ing to replace the Southern way
Of life with a democratic way OF
life.
C. R. Darcen of Meridian, ad-
dressing a Grand Rapids NAACP
branch mass meeting, referred to
replacing segregation in Mississippi
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21

Nashville, Tenn. - Christians
failure to understand how atoms
and and missiles have changed to-
days world was scored at Ameri-
can Baptist Theological Seminary's
second annual missionary and re-
ligious vocational seminar and
workshop here.
"We must understand the world
before we can implement the kind
Christ wants." cautioned the Rev.
A. Johnson, pastor of Greater st.
John Baptist Church, Chicago.
Somehow" he said, 1--WE must
break into the cycle of fear and
bring the message of God"
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson was one of
10 leading Baptist writer's, teach
ers, ministers, and missionaries
serving the three-day seminar
workshop as speakers and consult
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
White Man
Charged In
Negro's Death

Forest, Miss, June lev. A..
Maxwell Of Newton, employe Of
the the state highway department,
has been charged with involuntary
manslaughter" in the death of Mish
Pryor, so year old Hillsboro Negro,
according to Highway Patrolman
John Coleman.
Earlier Maxwell was charged
with following too closely behind
a vehicle after his pickup truck
rammed the rear Of a jeep driven
by the Negro on Highway 80 north
Continued on Page lThree)
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Death and VIOLENCE TERR0RIZE
NEGRO CITIZENS IN DAWSON, GA.

Dawson, Ga, June II. - Negro
citizens of this south Georgia town
are reported as living under a blan-
ket of fear resulting from death
and violence that has terrorized
the Negro community during the
past several weeks.
During a period of several weeks
this is what has happened.
A Negro was beaten severely in
his front yard by police.
lie was hauled senseless into
court and died from a crushed
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21

skull five days later.
Another Negro was shot to death
in his backyard by police.
A third Negro was shot in his
buttocks by police when they in
vestigated disturbance at juke
joint.
A Negro mother was Jailed when
she went to visit her teen-age son
being held in Jail on unannounced
charges.
A group of Negroes tried to reg
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
White House
Deny Powell
Asserted confab

WASHINGTON. = The White
House dealt a blow to Mr.. Powell
today by saying there were no
plans now-for conference between
President Eisenhower and the Rep
resentative on civil rights.
Answering inquiries, James C.
Hagerty, White House press sec
retary, said he doubted" that the
President would grant Representa-
tive Powell the conference he prom
ised him in a telegram from New
pert, R. l., last September.
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
U. S. Supreme
Court Lets Stand
Slow School
Integration Plan
Bars NAACP Motion
To Review Plan
In Maryland

Washington, D. c., June 16.-
The plan for gradual desegregation
of public schools in Hartford
County, Md, was left standing to-
day by the Supreme Court.
The court refused to review low
er court decisions upholding the
plan as within the spirit of the
Supreme Courts mandate for inte-
grafton with all deliberate speed"
Attorneys of the National Associa-
ticn for the Advancement of Col
ored People had sought review.
The Hartford County plan calls
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
CONG. DIGGS CALLS FOR FBI
ACTION In DAWSON, GEORGIA

Congressman Charles C. Diggs,
il. (D-Mich.), in a telegram to the
Attorney General yesterday, asked
the Justice Department for a re-
port as to what action it plans to
take to correct the wholesale de-
privation of rights guaranteed by
our Constitution and laws" in the
town Of Dawson, Georgia. The in
cidents, he said, "are the counter
part of the worst Nazi abomina-
tions from which the world still
seeks to recover" His protest fol-
lowed information from private
and newspaper sources reflecting
the mass reign of terror over Ne
gro citizens in that Georgia town.
Reported incidents include the
clubbing to death by policemen of
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Fine African
Member OF
kenya Legislature

Nairobi, Kenya, June II (Reut-
ers)-Seven African members of
the Kenya Legislative Assembly,
were found guilty of criminal IL
bel today and fined $210 each.
The seven pleaded not guilty to
have issued written statement
defaming six Africans who an
nounced their intention Of running
for special seats in the Legislature
that otherwise would be filled on
a vote of Assembly itself.
The defendants were acquitted
on another charge that they had
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Home OF New Negro Congressman
Under Guard After Bomb Threat

Philadelphia, Pa, June 16.-The
home of Representative Robert n.
c. Nix, first Negro elected to Con-
gress from Philadelphia, was un-
der a police guard last week after
bomb scare.
Police said a man called the Nix
home and said a bomb had been
hidden in the house.
Nix was not at home. Mrs. Nix
and Robert, Jr., an attorney, va
Gated the house while police
searched it, finding no bomb.
Nix only recently established
residence in the Fourth Congress
sional District from which he was
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
State Department
Gives krumah
U. S. Itinerary

Washington - The U. S. State
Department has announced that ar
rangements have been completed
for the arrival of DR.. Kwame Nkru-
nah, Prime Minister of Ghana who
will visit the United States at ne
invitation of President Eisenhow-
er.
Prime Minister Nkrumah will
arrive at Washington National Air
PORT July %. He and his party will
remain in Washington until July
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21


elected.
The Orangeburg, S. c., native
won the unexpired term of Earl
Chudoff, who was appointed to a
judgeship, also nomination for the
regular term in the general elec-
ton.
In the primary, he defeated a
candidate backed by United States
Senator Joseph S. Clark, also a
former Democratic chairman, and
several CIO officials.
In the special election, he beat
a Negro, Cecil B. Moore, Republi-
can primary winner, with 1882
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Bishop Calls South Africa
Apartheid FossiIized Anarchronism

vast volume of criticism South
Africa gets from the outside
world" the Bishop emphasized that
mo such thing exists as simple
and easy solution to South Af-
rica's problems" and added;
1--WE must save ourselves. You
cannot, and you shall not do it
for us.
THE intellectual is already chal-
longing the dogma of apartheid
and the business tycoon is not 60
ing to see his profits disappear in
maintaining an apartheid which in
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Mrs. I'D. R. Lauds
''chandi Like"
Negro Patience
Says Negroes Have
Shown Remarkable
Restraint In Crises

Spring Valley, N. Y.-Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt said in an address
last week Negroes in the United
States have shown remarkable re-
straint."
Mrs. Roosevelt spoke at the sew
enth anniversary celebration din
ner of the Spring Valley NAACP
branch.
Without mentioning President
Eisenhower's recent "be patient"
plea, Mrs. Roosevelt, a member of
the NAACP's national board of di-
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21

young Negro because he protest
ed the beating of his father; the
shooting to death of another Me-
gro in his own back yard by po-
lice, presumably on the ground
that he was creating a disturb
ance; the shooting in the buttocks
of a third Negro because he broke
whiskey bottle after police warn
ed him not to break it; the jailing
of Negro mother when she went
to visit her son at the Jail. In ad-
dition, Negroes in Dawson are
completely frustrated in their at
tempts to register and vote, and
they are subjected to informal but
enforced curfew regulations. The
sheriff epitomizes the general at
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Minnijjean Brown
Wants To Return
To Little Rock
Says She Hopes
To End School
Segregation There

New York, June Ia = Minnijean
Brown, a 16-year-old Negro stu
lent who was expelled last Feb
ruary from Little Rocks Central
High School, said yesterday that
she would like to return to the
Arkansas school in September.
Miss Brown was one of the nine
Negro students who entered the
all-white school last fall, touching
off the bitter dispute that resulted
in the assignment Of Federal troops
to the area. Since her expulsion,
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21

New York, June II - The An
glican Bishop of Natal, South Al
RIGA, called his country's apartheid
policy "a fossilized anarchronism"
in a sermon yesterday at Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Churc II,
Broadway at Wall Street.
The guest preacher, The Right
Rev. T. G. Vernon Inman, said:
"Apartheid is essentially based
upon a nineteenth-century agrl-
curtural economy 1t has no hone
of survival in a fully industrialized
age"
Expressing irritation at "the
Jackson advocate., 1958-06-21
Tuskegee Inst.
Scientist Sent
To Nigeria

TUSKEGEE. - DR.. Edward G.
Trigg, professor and chairman of
the Department of Bacteriology
and Public Health, also radiologist
in the clinical area of the Tuske-
gee Institute School of Veterinary
Medicine, has been granted a two
year leave of absence to accept an
assignment with the International
Continued on Page Four)
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Buffalo School III
Reunion Planned
For October II

Pupils Of Old Buffalo School 4.
are planning reunion on October
III The program viii br1in at 10 ~
III the morning, when the bell vii
summon them To class what WIl
go on after that has not bee
planned, except that "reminiscences
Of the old days VIII fill the schDO
room A picnic lunch viii b. srYed
The project Is planned by Il Day
ton Dillon, Mrs. John p viii, Ms,
Ruth Harris, Mrs. Elsie Carter. Y
c. Womack and Hugh Cunningham
All effort Is being made I'd haVs
family reunions, with a churci
homecoming at Spring Creek y.
Sunday, October II
Family and community effort
are being made to contact ever
pupil who attended Buffalo III, sine
It's founding III 1884 A reeistei o
pupils and teachers from !aoG ha
been found and Ii thc basis 10
many letters and inquiries ~ Oh
pupils
However, says Mrs Will, 'W
do not have all Of the names, cs
pecially in the later years. and "
hope that everyone viii come I
the reunion Invite all Of Your 81
friends ia schoolmates To b
present. "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Well Voter News
Twenty-Seven Sharon
Members tttcnd BTU
Conference At Fnon

Mr. and Mr. John Self had AZ
their dinner guests Sunday, Mt. and
Mrs william Winfrey and family
Of Ellerson. MISS Irm 4 Win
frey. OF Richmond and Mrs Angil
t, Winfrey Callers Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Greene DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. II I, Bcrgob hac
their friends from Norfolk MIR ane
Mrs Teck and daughter TO speae
tho week end with them.
Many folks from this nfighbor
hood plan to attend the fall session
Of the James River Association
which will meet al Aryon Baplist
Church Thursday.
Week end visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
Greene Davis We're Mr.. and Mrs
Sumers Maxey. and daughter
Elaine. and Mrs Cora B. Blayloek
all of Richmond
The BTU Conference. held Will
Enon Baptist Church Monday eve
ming. September %. was attended
by n members Of the Sharon Union
Chestnut Grove was winner Of Tho
banner and they reported a good at
tendance.
We wish them much success.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
DARLINGTON Heights
Spring Creek Church
Plans Homecoming

There will be q Homecoming at
Spring Greek Church Sunday. DC
tOber IL Former ministers have
been invited to speak, and large
congregation is anticipated. The
public Is cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. j = Cooke spent
Sunday with Mr.. Cookies sister and
hrothnr-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs Carl
ton Elder at Bedford.
Miss Elizabeth Singleton and
Mrs II T. Shorter left Wednesday
to spend several days in Rich
mond. Caroline. and King and
Queen County with relatives and
friends
Those attending the funeral OF
Frank Shorter at Duiguid Funeral
Home, Lynchburg. Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. H. l. Shorter, G. +
Shorter, Mrs. j. L. Mctcalf. and
Mrs Howard Shorter.
Nh and Mrs. j H. Mctcalf spcn
Sunday in Richmond with Miss
Mary Shorter.
Brett Watson, accompanied by
Rlyand Watts. assistant county
agent " Charlotte county. and sew
eral All Club students spent Tues
day at the state fair Ill Richmond
Mrs Emory Dillon. Jr.. is pa
tient at Southside Communit,
/ Hospital.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
JetersviIle

Mrs. Blanche stottlemeyer, of
Washington. D. c. is spending this
week with Mrs. II a. Saxton and
family.
Mrs. James Morris. Of Richmond
spent Tuesday with Nh. and Mrs.
Earl Morris
Mrs Helen Wright. of California
arrived Thursday to spend a couple
of weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Ada Anderson, and family.
Mrs. W. E. Farnsworth and Mrs.
w. E. Farnsworth, Jr.. and children
visited Mrs. Florence Wood and
Mrs. B. c. Smith near Richmond.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferebee near Midlothian Monday
Mrs. Cecil Morris, Of Richmond,
spent Tuesday with her brother
Henry Rowlett. and family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
DeatonvilIe

Mr.. and Mrs W c, Lindsay Of
Richmond. were supper guests Of
MIR and Mrs. Vester Jenkins Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Witt Borm visited
Mr. and Mrs. w J. Kennedy Satlm-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Acheson,
Of Charlotte. n G., spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ell
gene Offers.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pollard called
on Mrs Bette Carter and Mr.. and
Mrs Witt Borum Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs Miles ellis and
family. Of Newport News. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley ellis.
Mrs Eugene Cifers spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Harvey Borum.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newton
and family spent the week end with
Floyd Rucker and sister. Miss En-
line Newton, a student nurse at Vlr-
ginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg
Joined them in the Rucker home for
the week end
David Jenkins and Tommy Jcn-
kins, of Richmond were supper
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Harry Jan-
kins Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Witt Borum visited
Mr. and Mrs Borum Morris, of
Burkeville, Sunday.
Mrs. HortenSe Leadbetter, Mrs
Ercelle Caut horne and daugh-
ter, Linda. of Richmond, spent Sun
day with Leslie Meador. Calvin
Meador, of Richmond. visited Mr.
Meador Thursday night.
We are glad to report that Bob
Borum, who has been in Mcclure
Hospital for two months, is improv-
ing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Mt. Zion News
/ Nj. Zion Church TO
install chandeliers

MS &. ". Gaze. Mrs J 4.
ohillips. Mis- Lawrence JanerSon
and MiS Il. l. Iedrna attended
The Assoclallonal WMu Conference
At FITZGERALD BAPTIST Church Thurs
day
Mrs. r l. Appcfson. u VA 2
patient several DAYS last week AZ
Johnston Willis Hospital
Nj AID MIS- MnNla cabincss.
81 Winston Salem. N C., have
named their baby, Michcllo Mani
MIS- Cabirss Was nee Miss Dora-
thy Davidson. a this community
Mrs Nlaury Jones Mrs. GA a.
Roberts and W + Pattrrson went
no Richmond Monday and bron@ht
the Chandeliers back recently pit u
to Mt Zion Bapiis' Church They
viii be installed III The near tutgAe
Ms. Grace Cole and EdH adv
Cole Weic recent supper Guests Of
4 Mr. ard Mrs Herbert Andc. son
Go TO iiigh Roek
" | Wlceley, IF Louisa ana A
I d. DeBettencourt visited The ! "
HAIRLESS at High Rock. N G. ha
ing The week end
4 John Davidson went ~ Mcclure
Veterans Administration Hospita
last week for a checkap He stayeo
only overnight.
/ Sympathy is extended 70 b
family oi J Hypes Newton. Whl
passed away at his home. Sep'cm
Der 49, A large number from here
attended the funeral at Rocky
Mount Sunday.
Mrs. Richard shumaker Mus T
L. Hudgins and Mrs c. r DaVi,
We're IN Farmville Monday
Kenneth Bryant visited friends 4
Mclean Sunday
Oscar Dunn. Of Dunn Lorine
visited al his home here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs M K DAVIS ant
Mrs r. B Anderson called las
week to see Mrs W. r. Tatum
She recently returned home frot
Johnston Willis Hospital
Recent callers to ste the Mise
Mary and Louise Ancrson were NJ
sat r Curtis Boatwrlaht N For
Bragg n. C.. Nj and Mrs j. N
putncv Mrs T. W Apperson Jr.
and GAYLE and Carlton BoatNnalt
Of Richmond
Enters NPI
MIR. and Mrs Richard Ryan
have returned from a visit wff
MY and Mrs Richard Bryant Jr-
At Blackstone They accompaniet
their s3n Tuesday when NJ ietl ~
VPI where h. IS a student
mr. and MIS- Aubrey Arnold z
Richmond. wsre Sunday callers +
TIE II y Anderson heme
MI and Mrs John Maas NJ Glad
stone, were recent opeiNsHm Guest
II NM aha Mrs Hrmst Aadars5
prior 10 4 Zip 10 MlHaesota wher
they viii visit relatives
Mrs Richard BRYANT Was Aos'es
Of the AIi zlon I'D cab Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

Powlatan county has two new
Justice NJ NE Peace. one Of whom
j Vernon MaXey fills the vacancy
created when w b. Parkinson
moved ~ Richmond The other, a.
Il Percy. has been added for the
convenience " law enforcement Of
iicials and citizens near Michaux
George K- Wnaht At powhatan
Court House and Wilbur Brown on
Route 40 AT Ralsville continue to
serve III those areas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Jefferson News
Railroad Fraternal
Banquet Attended BY
Oliver {. Lippys

MI. and Mrs H B. Haddon and
two daughters and Miss Moselle
Walthall, all Of Richmond we're
Sunday supper guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Jones.
Mrs. S. r Piercy has been III 90
lonlal Heights for two weeks at the
home Of her son, Gilbert She waS
called there rather unexpectedly
when her daughier-in law became
suddenly Ill and was taken to the
Petersburg General Hospital for
treatment
Back Home Again
Mrs Fred Ship is enjoying being
at her home near Nichaux after
having spent about ten days IN
Richmond at the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolsey Bass and
family. Of Richmond were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Shipp
Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Wilson and
sons were Oh the road early Satur
day morning headed for a visit for
the week end with Mr. Wilson s
parents at st. Brides. The special
occasion was a birthday celebration
IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs J J Viii
son who were 81 and ~ years or
age. respectively
Mr. and Mrs George Baaion have
been in their new home for two
weeks Tuesday night, September
Is. the Mamie Bland David Circle
and the WINS Of Fine Creek Baptist
Church sponsored a miscellaneous
shower for the new home at the
church at 3 pm
Goes to BTU Meeting
Clinton Williams, Max KIbv ard
Rev. John Chafee of pine Greek
Baptist Church. attended an inter
esting associational meeting for
BTU workers at Memorial Baptist
Church Richmond Tuesday. seplem-
Der l6.
Palmer H 0 ford left Monday
morning on the first lap Of his
Journey for overseas duty.
Guests Sunday afternoon at Mr.
and Mrs GEORGE Banton's were
Miss Doris Dean and Aubrey Amos
Of Buckingham. Earlier in the week
guests were Mrs. Charles Banton
Of Buckingham and Mrs. Ollie Pal
more and Mrs Clarence Duncan
with Michael, all Of Ballsville
Welcome Guest
Mrs. Eliza Caine. of Trenholm
was most welcome guest for sew
eral days last week at Mr.. and Mrs.
Cary B. Demons at Michaux.
Master Ricky Rose, of Clayville
spent several days recently with
his grandmother. Mrs. Linwood r.
Hicks His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ose, were also week end
guests.
Second Honeymoon
Mrs Robert E, Shaver went TO
Richmond early Saturday morning
to get her grandsons. Keith and
Robbie GWaltney for the week end
Their parents. Mr., and Mrs Wait
sell Gwaltney. took sort of a second
honeymoon trip to Charlottesville
and nearby points of interest where
they had been for a few days sew
eral years ago when they were on
their real honeymoon trip
They returned late Sunday to
spend the night at the Shaver home
returning to Richmond with their
family Monday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c Lippy at
tended a banquet for the Brother
hood Of Railroad signalmen Of
America held III the Monticello
Room of the Holloway House in
Richmond Saturday Their three
sons visited with relatives there
Miss Lenora Picrcy OF Richmond.
visited her father. S r. Percy.
Sunday and also visited AT Mr. and
Mrs. Chver O. Lppy 's
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

70 accept the project The COM
miltce se' up " Lewis Butler,
James Allen. Robert Willis, and
Thomas fppea, preslduet. TX "
hcio
Win \ sufficient lisl Of volunteer
personnel. the club VIII 20 ahead
Mith financial arrangements, Eppes
sand Several county residents ap-
preached have offered financial as
SiStancc and with other donations.
help from county. state and fed
eral funds, il Is expected the pro
beet viii go forward An urgent
need IN the county viii be met with
the iulflllment of the project.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Throck News
Picnic Lunch Set
For Douglas Church

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