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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

NEW OOx14N W. CnhllNO
TRAIN THE CHILD TO OBEY
GODS WORD WHILE HE is
YOUNG"
Mother and father should train the
To obey Gods Word, it said child
not man
1t tells all of US the same, child
not man so do so
Stop looking for the child to be
the head of the house.
The Lord is giving both the young
and old a warning
Honor their father and mother,
obey them away and at home
Give your children home training
everyone
So when they get out, you won't
be ashamed.
Fathers and mothers be the boss
of your home
So you can train your child the
right way to go
Unless we obey Gods Holy Word,
we're not right
Stop adding to Gods word, it
brings about a fight.
Gods House is for to worship Him
in, and to lift up Christ
So we have got to obey the Word
Of our Lord Jesus
And do not fail to apply the rod on
the child
Because work half done, is not
worth while.
The Lord gives to me these words
to help
Mothers and fathers to rear their
children, so be the right mother
and father
In your home and everywhere, let
the child know that you are the
boss
Then we will have a home of love
and no trouble to come across.
OWE MUST OBEY THE HOLY
BIBLE" -
When we reach the Blessed home
land
There will be no color line
Man did all the mixing to suit
himself
But before the end of time, God
will fix US all in time.
There will not be no mix race at
all you see
When hatred has blotted out all
thoughts of love
There will be nothing but hatred
here and there
And fighting everywhere.
There is danger in a black crowd
you see
AS we'll as in a red man black race
Stop teaching your children to
fight the black faces
The Holy Bible says to love one
another, and that includes every
race.
We must train our children the
way the Bible says
Or are we going to all be lost in
the facts
The teachings you teach a child
when he is young
Stop obeying the will of man and
let Gods Will be done.
We have got to obey the Holy
Bible
We can't live in q divided country
today
And claim a brother and sister in
the Lord
Lose sight on self and give your
soul to the Lord.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16
VIRGINIA UNION SENIOR
TO APPEAR ON TV SHOW

New York, Jan. 8.-Outstanding
Virginia Union University senior,
Gilbert Irving Coleman, will ap-
pear as a panel member on the
ABC-TV network program Col
lege News Conference" Sunday
afternoon, Jan. II.
Virginia Union Richmond, Vs.
is one Of the 33 private, accredited
member colleges and universities
Of the United Negro College Fund.
Mr.. Coleman will join four other
students from American colleges
and universities across the coun-
try for the conference. With Mrs.
Ruth Hagy, program producer, as
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

moderator, the panel will inter
view Senator Mike Mansfield
(Montana), majority whip and
ranking Democrat on the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. The
live broadcast originates in Wash
ington, D. c., to 1870 pm, and
is carried over both ABC-TV and
radio networks. (Check newspa-
pers for exact time of the local
radio. broadcast.)
A biology major, Mr.. Coleman
is president Of the senior class
and a member Of two honor
groups: Alphf Kappa Mu and Beta
Kappa Chi Scientific Society. He
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

also was named in "Who's Who
n American Universities and Col
ieges." He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald A. Coleman of
fredericksburg, Va. The 2O-year-
old student plans graduate study
in psychology in preparation for a
career in college teaching.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16
YOUR Dimes
TRAIN
|THERAPIsTs

The physical therapy students shown above typical Of
hundreds training with help scholarships supported
by March of Dimes contributions Top left to right they
Miss Elaine Prut of South Ozone Park New York. Fleet
wood Roberts, Jr of Atlanta and bottom left to right Miss
Blanche Thompson Antonio Holmes of Fresno
Miss of Brimfeld, Mass. Many
therap vitality needed the treatment of patients crippled
ahritis birth defects polio will be trained with
tributons to the New March of Dimes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

Little Boy: "I'm squeezing your
hand"
Little Girl: $50 WHAT"
Little Boy: Don't you know
what that means?"
Little Girl: "No, and even If I
did, there isn't any place."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

Midway SOTO, Chalk S996-10, 0o5,
Lower Tuscaloosa 11,O68, Lower
Tuscaloosa sands 11,168-174 az
nett, 11,180-19O (9' metz, and Low
er Cretaceous 1880 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

to mimic him.
Doggett predicts a great future
for Turner and has invested sew
eral thousand dollars in grooming
a slick act for him that makes him
a standout when he takes the spot
light. Always giving the public
something new in one Of the ways
he figures on keeping popular and
Turner fits into this pattern per-
fectly.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

Gossip is that which goes in both
ears and comes out of the mouth
greatly enlarged.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-16

Patronize Oar Advertisers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

Of political glad-hander; the next
day he is a rough-tough hck-and-
gouge fighter who win destroy
anyone who gets in his way.
johnson seems determined that
no matter what happens to his
own presidential ambitions, the
one person who must not become
President Of the United States Is
the man he CONTEMPORARY calls
Johnny" Kennedy.
Kennedy reciprocates the feel
ing, but seems to find 1t hard to
come to grips with the elusive
Lyndon.
AS things stand now, Johnson
will make one big bid to have
Kennedy accept second place on a
Democratic ticket which is headed
by "LBJ." II Kennedy refuses, as
presently seems likely, then the
johnson steamroller is prepared to
start moving. i
In a recent column, Joseph Al
sop who thinks it might be Ken
nedy on the first ballot, said the
only thing that could stop him
would be another one of Johans-
sons miracles" The view that
johnson is a miracle-man Is widely
held in the Capital and even
among the Kennedyites. They have
a healthy respect for the man who
has come to regard himself as
Mr.. Democrat
THE JOHNSON LINE-For the
Kennedy strategists the question
Is how to handle johnson. IT'S not |
an easy problem because California
and Pennsylvania apparently hesit-
ate about throwing their 1872 votes |
to the Massachusetts, aspirant.
Why is it such a tough problem,
when Kennedy seems 30 close to a |
quick victory?
The answer il to be found in
this simple, but exceedingly ef-
fective, line which the johnson
hackers now put forth to polite
ians across the country:
'1f you tie with Lyndon you just |
can't lOse."
What they mean Is that Johnson
Is bound to come out in good shape,
whether or not he il the nominee. |
He has 30 arranged 1t IN Texas that
he win automatically be the Senate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
New Congo Toward Unity

The Lmba victory the lower Congo Parlia-
win those friends African
cogze the Importance Of the Congos independence
next united country 1t does not this development
Of Already defeat involving top
Senate thrown the question Of Leadership
government open just when it appeared settled
What specially important about the vote that Pat1ce
Premier designate for the government
despite earlier Belgian acceptance opponent
avbu Indeed M Lumba got for his candidates
the IA predicted would
compared with a predicted Is.
voting only positions
elements and the two outstanding personalities Congose politics
Lumunba has been organizing his forces nationwide scale
and favOng strong authority insisting
stronger regional organization
Meanwhile at Adds Ababa Ethiopia 1snaton conference
independent African states has COngoese
unity has offered to support United Nations provisions
keeping the Congo intact after independence.
the Lmmba strong central authority prevail
the Of the problems that develop
ment Of effective twoarty oneme
colony beneficiary of
colony Independent state But political
at the grass roots" level Of government
alternative to the Lmmba appears
extreme tribalregonal rivalry split Congo
throw African self government
Christian Science Monitor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
EditoriuI Opinion From The Notions Press
NAACP VS. RIGHT ACT

SUNTnS. ChicagoThere much that Congress
done that did disagree
Assn for the Advancement Of Coored People that the bill
NAACP think Congress
adopted law requiring all citizens eliminate
minds That is not Legislative function task Of
readily accomplished moderation
and prudent restrain than by demagoguery either
THE URBAN LEAGUE
THE POST Denver-Recognizing that relation problems
much social political League
seeks to make fostering responsibility
respect among all groups.
This slower than protests political pressures
but its effects deeper and in the
ATTY CHARLES ANDERSON
CONGREGATIONAL Louisville, Ry-"AAr. tragic
death automobile accident dprves the city
whose services confined
and his example helped to smooth the negraon
that made Louisville point pride
other members Of his take active
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

We had great fun satisfaction hard work covering the
the Minnie rnneapos) Of the Twin Tona
spend travelling time between the convention heass
Auditorium in the daytime and between inc two
principal Paul and the Lowry AROUND ana IN which
most Of the social conyenton function sw1ried
Henry Lea Moon the NAAC public
STAFF as usual did bangup Job the working Of
well Informed as to what was going on
with our local contacts helped Moon and his
staff with any tips which thought would mako
good story copy media Tv radio and newspapers
gave convention excellent coverage
Handicapped time and staf we tnk We gave
the NAACP good We Joined
remarks heard from delegates and vtOE
Many praised convention edition but also Pur
chased copies
We adopted our covage to the only
paper which ran List Of the delegates
which thew hailed This was big job places
especially tricky things print and often the setting Of
results number of them being m1speed We
lucky hearing only complaint that name had
been mispensd!
We chatted briefly delegates and visitors and
complain about the lack Of hospitality IN St Paul
Citizens their to voluntarily give
whose badges ndcaed they delegates
Perhaps the most dramatic convention
the spontaneous
gave Roy wilkins arrived speak to the gathering
six foot youngsters who
been football players and paraded around the
Lowry the shouts applause and cheers of the
delegates.
The big demonstration wholly unexpected length
spontaneous intensity symbolic support American
Negro youth supports the program of the NAAcP
fitting to recent
implications Negro youth dissatisfied with the and
policies NAACP widely spread in the nations daily
press.
Southern delegates public
happy they pleased
Minneapolis the youngsters took in the movie
that they did not have to enter the
by special entrance sit in a special section
young This city Is almost like heaven Our
group different downtown and all
treated with courtesy and kindness Yu don't know what
is to meet such treatment after of the Jmcro type
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Vofinq RIGHTS Decision

BY to decision the has cleared the
the civil rights commission its
Negroes the south The majority decision by
Hugo Douglas
dissented
The came appeal from three ruling
Shreveport La 1t turned the fine point whether
officials themselves had been denied their legal rights
refusing had commended that
confront their and to them their constitutional
privileges had been abrogated.
Chief Justice Warren the from this
however when he pointed nvsgave agencies against
cou under generally rights
conformation and examination This distinction
investigation and voting
being prosecuted the might be much different
The decision makes good practical To disclose the
Negroes making
equivalent to turning the compliments rebutve
this followed
effect
civil rights commission stopped
pending get
poant job Of assuring the regardless
Minneapolis Morning Tribute
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Lived Up To Reputation

St Paul lived its reputation hospitality its
reception
important National Association Advancement
People.
The of the NACP here and the its
deliberations by the Twin City daily radio TV stations
exposed already liberal community the
NCCAP playing in making democracy living dynamic reality
Minnesota has been benefited greatly by the activity the stats
branches of the NA and last weeks national meeting
ched the states understanding of the the
ton This important because habnges
honsts have tried and still trying make the Of
NAACP which believed make
American
these evil keep Negro
citizenship succeeding
evidenced by the successful and national convention which
the NAACP concluded Sunday in Twin Cities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Fine Committee Work By Citizens

Much the Of the NAACP meeting
the laid the committee time
and hard work put into the project by devoted and
of the St Paul branch aided extent
neapoHs branch
It pride how the working
Of white and Negro citizens to
services which must be provided national meeting
National officers Of the association president
Spingarn down loud their praise Of
committee in providing living Accommodations good
meeting space for the convention
committee may a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Sister Kenny Foundation Situation

Revelations Of Encouragement Of Sister Foundation
raising activities while startling disturbing
to obscure the important necessity Of maintenance
tnuance Of the foundation its important functions especially
n OF rehabilitation
Reorganization Of the Kenny foundation Tuesday
and election Of board members revealed effort
to public confidence
roster reveals number Of prominent individuals
have regulations which enhance the revvncaon
question
have been asked to help the Foundation
most Of those named already have community responsibilities
beyond the call Of duty.
Restoring public faith the Foundation going
hercean task 1t win require much work. study and
vision by the board than ordinarily required
Our other criticism Of the board
suted does not to contain groups
which funds solicited
would that the caretaers
the charges against the administrator Marvin Kline
than do the directors Makeup Of the board directors
important element restoring public confidence in the foundation
Despite the shocking report which Attorney Mondaes
office made the its investigation
the of tn Sister Foundation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
DRY-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

The mosquitoes Mosquitoes Director
showing definite effects old including however any
loss Of appetite
favor Of return to reliance the
matter expected
head his shoulders
Castro outraged at the suggestion imports
Cuban Nevertheless
sweetness is no longer Cuba's major item Of export
Automobiles that drive themselves promise to be
development in the industry This will probably
mate the weakest and most unpredctabe of the machine
Soganmaker Of the approaching campaign
ndeciaon impossible tell
will call three garage
ing that prosperity is just around the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

candidate, If he does not win at
Los Angeles. And since his re-
election is treasured, this means
that once again he win be the
Democratic leader or a Senate
which even the Republicans con-
cede they have no chance Of win
ming.
Reduced to its simplest terms
this means further that 1t II
johnson to whom the next Pres
ident must come for distribution
Of all the big political plums-
job patronage, contracts at the
Pentagon, judgeships and what
have you.
II Kennedy should become the
nominee and go on to become
President, he still must live with
Lyndon. Otherwise his Administra-
ton may find itself begged down
at the very outset Of an era that
is certain to be one Of the most
difficult in recent American
history.
Johnson's men argue that these
are the simple facts Of political
life, 50 why not choose him in the
first place? No matter who wins
at Los Angeles, they reason, John
son will be the de factO President.
To baclroom politicians 1t seems
to be an unanswerable argument.
The ordinary voter may find this
hard to accept. There is no doubt
that johnson has made some head
way since the summit debacle and
Kennedy's youth has become a
lively subject Of debate. But GER
tainly there has been no grounds
well for johnson.
THE RIDDLE OF LOS AN
GELES-Jacob Arvey, the shrewd
Illinois national committeeman, Is
one who fears the consequences Of
a johnson steamroller. His solu-
ton is for q Stevenson-Kennedy
ticket which, he forecasts, would
produce a spectacular sweep" for
the Democrats.
At this stage Kennedy cannot
even admit that he contemplates
taking second place with anyone.
But IL he does not win at, the very
outset. win he throw his support
to any Of his present rivals, Or
win he take a waIk2 That's the
riddle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Imprisoned South, Comfortable
North

Of good
Negro Americans the fun privileges citizenship literally
prison Roy Sunday Northrup
Memorial Auditorium.
generally renowned
their responsibility to the counts total welfare
false Dixie theory that the
criticised by the NACP leader doing the nation distinct
dsservice, a closely watching world
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Letters To The Editor


Editor; Now that the metropolitan appears
to have decided exclusive franchise at
airport questions undersigned president
taxes support would like the commissioners
You ask for 10 airport
franchise holder Ii thought that there presently this kind
lions to conform the suggestions Yellow Cab
last yearY This AZ YOU are aware wa. to ad an additOna Is
to paengrs figures
about sex. 900 each year TO the companys income
In view Of the above win arrange
year year.
Yellow Cab with the $500 profit
trafncT .a
aAs is obvious you would a losing proposition
for other cabs to take fares the
without calling the exclusive franchise holder?
When the cab business rushed elsewhere during
the franchise holder what the airport customer going to dor what
win doW then call other cab companies who excluded
otherwise, from their regular busnsssH
expect other excluded your
sance they do win n them additional so
per load for helping you out?
you drivers
Of the airport with other whom
to the airport?
public questions
Osborn president union
Minneapolis
loyal political state Because of respect that his
record earned for him. the viii be made easier for those who
follow him"
THE CONGO
JOURNAL Mlwsukee-f the Congo does fly pieces win
be tragedy both for Congose Africa
potential wealth; prosperous
nations all Africa"
ENEMIES SOUTH
CONSTITUTION Ananta"The monthly White
Citizens Councils of America published Jackson recently
published list of IA organizations avoring civil rights and anti
South legislation" appeared under the headline Here Your
Enemy"
Among the enemies" AF-CIo the Episcopal Church
Department
Justice the YWCA and the US Air FOrce
the Scouts the Girls careful
they'll find themselves listed next"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC

Washington LYNDON JOHNSONS POWER PLAY
Unless Sen John Kennedy trips himself between and the
Los Angeles convention the he has fear is
Senate Democratic Leader L. B. johnson of Texas.
To those who have watched johnson operate here these last
amazing to the changes that have
One day he is the ngraang friends type
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

FIGHT POST-MORTEM
A solid sock by Fighting Floyd
Left Ingemar quite null and void
But even null and vOider are
The experts who picked Ingemar.
These knowing gents, though, cOncede,
In one respect surpass the Swede:
This was his first trip to the floor.
The experts who picked Ingemar.
Bradley L. Morrison.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Apar+heid, Alabama. U.S.A. Style

college professor dining
Negro public South Africa but
Alabama.
place in Curtain
that such prosecution could would have been undertaken
this situation South Africa and in South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-01
NEWS from mNewbury

ton recently which n ey
spent in Michigan. They
took along as their guest Deb
bic VySe, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Vyse of
NeWbury.
Mr.. Ed Post of Center Rd.
has just returned from a
two weeks vacation which he
spent touring Arizona. H e
took Billie Southern, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Jaite al
so of Center Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp
Of Willoughby were guests
this past two weeks at Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bacon of Lit
tie PunderSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Jord-
anek and family of Rt. 4
have just returned from a
weeks vacation which they
spent sight seeing the Nam
mouth Caves of Kentucky.
They took along their trailer
and they all had a wonderful
time.
Mrs. Nancy Jaite celebrat-
ed her birthday recently
but oh brother, what a birth
day. Her son Ricky, had a
headache and he wanted to
get well quick so promptly
proceeded to take a half Of
bottle Of baby aSpirinS, had
to have his stomach pumped
but feels no worse for t h e
wear and tear.
The Members of the Off
cial Board of the NeWbury
United Community church
are asked to hold the date Of
Sept. 2 open and all try to
attend this meeting at h e
church. This is a special one
at which time the Rev. Lew
is Gilbert will discuss further
the booklet The Church is
the Lord "as it applies dir
ectly to the Community chur-
ch.
Rev. Theron French a n d
wife have returned from va
cation and are now getting
into the stride Of things again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hof-
fman Of Bell Rd. entertained
at a picnic supper recently,
Mrs. Hoffman'S mother and
father of Chardon also some
more of her relatives.
NeWbury schools will open
this coming Tuesday, Sept. 6