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five years in prison.
The assault was committed
while two white children looked
on.
The two white women told
conflicting stories. One testified
the men did not touch the child.
The other said they wrestled
with the little Negro and pulled
off her clothes and assaulted
her.
On trial were James Marion
Elder, 20, of Rockmart, and Jer-
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aid Da via Hicks. 24, of Dallas.
A third man, Louie Eugene By¬
ars, 20. of Rome, is under in¬
dictment. but wll be tried sep-
arately.
Two physicians, who exam¬
ined the Negro girl shortly aft¬
er the alleged attack, testified
they found “no evidence of
rape.” Drs. Clare J. Wyatt and
A. F. RouHedge said their'ex¬
aminations disclosed no abrais-
ions or lacerations on the child.
The girl told the court she
went to a spring in North Rome
for a bucket of water April 3 and |
found there the three men, twe
women, Geneva Davis and Eula
Byars, sister of Louie, ahd two
children, about two and four.
She said the men made her
drink some wine. Later, she
continued, Hicks pulled her tc
the top of a nearby hill, stripped
off her clothes and threw her
to the ground. Then, she related,
two men would hold her while
the third ravished her.
The girl srrd w ip. white women
stood by interestedly all the
while and laughed.
Hicks and Elder testified they
didn’t touch the girl. They said
they tried to get her to go away
and leave their party alone. The
men added that when they were
they thought it was for
drunk and disorderly, and
that they didn’t learn they were,
with rape until the fol¬
lowing day.
Eula Bynes gave a similar ac-
count. But Geneva Davis sail
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Lhe girl and force themselves
her. Miss Davis declared
that Byars did not par
in any way.
In opening his final argument'
to the jury, Solicitor Maddox
“Our system of justice and our
of dealing with the two ,
are on trial today. The
of Washington and the na¬
are on this jury.”
He said “Northern agitators”
always say the South doesn’t
the Negro. At this point
defense attorney Claude Pitt¬
, a state Senator, objected
the line of argument, and the
judge ordered Maddox to stick
to the evidence.
LA. JUDGE SHIELDS
NEGRO IN COURT
Continued from Page 1
castration in the guarded room
Echezabel said, “Under the
United States Constitution it ir
the duty of a judge to proteci
his defendant regardless of race,
or creed ,and even at the rist of
sustaining great bodily harm 01 j
loss of life.”
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5lav 1—14—Great Revival at St. Luke Bap¬
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May 5— First Motorcade of the Season at
Daddy’s Place by Union Branch Baptist Church
Choir No. 1. Fare 50c.
>l av 5 — First Motorcade of the season at
Daddy’s Place by the Union Branch Baptist
Church Choir No. 1. Fare 50c.
May 5—Motorcade to Spann’s Place by the
Young Men’s Eocial Club. Fare 50c.
May 7—Annual Thanksgiving of the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows and H. II. ol Ruth,
at Macedonia Baptist Church.
May 8—Musical Recital at AS.bury Method¬
ist Church. Admission 50c.
May 8—Womanless Wedding at Beautiful
Zion Baptist Church. Admission Adults 25c;
Children 15e.
May 8—Alueieal Recital at Asbury Methodist
Church, featuring Air. Arthur S. Roberts, ten¬
or. Admission 50c.
May 19—Sprirft Dance at Lincoln Inn by the
Bankers Soeial Club. Admission 50e; At Door
May 12—H.ltorcade at Ilardeeville, S. C., Ly
Jhe New Moon Baptist Choir and Deacon
Board. Fare SI.00.
May 12—Variety Supper at 417 W. 48th St.,
by the Modern Socialites Club. Tickets 4fte.
May 15— Motorcade to Spann’s P ace by tfiie
Claussen’s Baker Boys. Fare 50c.
Mav 21—78th Annual Thanksgiving of the
I. O. G. and I). of S. in U. S. A. at First Friend¬
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May 26—^Motorcade to Daddy s Place by
Luke Choir No. 1. Tickets 50
May 17—The Haunted Tea Room at Recrea¬
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Plavhouse. Admission 15c and 25c.
Mav je—Moonlight Boatride by the A. C. L.
Social Club. Fare $1.00. by
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St. James Baptist Church. Fare S1.00.
May 17—Buddy Johnson and Orchestra at Mu¬
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JOHNNY ALLEGRO” and "SANDS Of IWO J1*A”
DOUBLE HEADER AT THE EAST SIDE STARTS
SUNDAY
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Above scene from the thrilling motion picture “Sands Of
Jima” starring John Wayne at the East Side Sunday, Mon¬
Tuesday, May 7, .3, 0 on the same program with George
Raft’s new hit “Johnny Allegro” first time shown in Savannah
These two pictures together make one of the neatest double
programs the East Side has had the pleasure of showing at no
in admission prices.
FAMILIES WHO
’49 CENTER OF H. D.
How 232,000 rural co’
in 8,000 communities
their homes last year
the focal point of dis:ussi.n
the 1950 observance of
Home Demonstration
April 30 to May 0, say
Director of Extension Service
L. Wilson.
“The splendid examples set by
hese families in improving their
tomes by adopting practice
by home demon¬
agents will serve as a
to the accomplishment, of
home improvement pro-
ec ts”, says the director,
President Xrutaan a!so put in
compliment of home demon
work. Said he:
“You who keep and improve
hese homes have a sacred trust
i m p roved homemaljinc
you are adopting am
lemon,strafing to others, as wei:
your organized di mission <
makes better homes, bet¬
family life, tetter commun¬
and better understandinr
national and
problems, arc all part of
high objectives for which we
America are striving.”
About 3C0.003 rural
homemakers are taking part
l he various programs
the observance. Among
group are some of those
made home improveme its
1949- and previous Years,
most of the 164,COO women
[ 10 j d m e m pership in 5X50 Horn
Demonstration Club . Toe
of the observance is: “Today',
home builds tomorrow’s
Principal activities being
ried out this week consist of
inter! ive membership di We
the Home Demonstration
review of projects achieved,
series of home tours,
broadcasts, group
Art Exhih't Postponed
Due to the observance
Mother’s Day. Mnv 14, the
exhibit of tho Pan
Council has been postponed
May 28.
GUEST SPEAKPER
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where she received
S. degree in PuWic
has done graduate work
university. Prior to
ing to the Health
Health Educator, she
home economics at
ler school.
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.S. ...
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aSTETw who ^
a ted with the A. B. degree; 233
who finished with the B. S de¬
gree; 192 who received the T. P.
C. (Teachers Professional
Course) certificate ; 42 who
completed their work in Elemen¬
tary Education; 50 who were
graduated in Home Economics
and Household Arts; 27 who
were trained and graduated in
Missionary Training; 117 who
'were sent out as graduates in
Nurse Training; and 042 who
finished the high ohool depart¬
ment.
Two hundred and ninety-six
of those who were graduated
are now deceased.
The data in the A'.umnae list
was complied and assembled by
Mrs. Ernestine Erskine Bra-
zeal of Atlanta, Epelman ’23,
who is the alumnae officer for
the .institut ion; and Miss Clara
Dunham Craig who is secretary
of alumnae records.
FULTZ QUADS PHOTOED
WITH PRES. TRUMAN
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made a trip to Washington t>>
see the sights and were the cen-
ter of attention wherever they
went.
For three days they tried in
vain to posc the children with
a Washington notable. On the
ast day they took the children
o see Blair House and a ; they
arrived President Truman and
his guards left the building.
President Truman, seeing the
quadruplets tumbling out of the
car, said," My! aren’t they pret¬
ty”—and po c ed for a picture.
Fiqually proud of the .little
girls is Pet Milk Company.
When the quads were born, their
doctor recommended Pet Milk
for the tiny, delicate babies
The babies had their first feed¬
ing of Pet Miik (by medicine
dropper) when they v/ere only
eleven hour; old. rind have
thrived or it ever - ;nc:\ From
an average birth weight of only
thcree p .units, they have grown
up slurdy and strong and arc-
now healthy, happy little girls
of average height a ml weight.
3 Aquatic
Schools This
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state, and federal agoncie’,
at,her orgronizat 5 n:
; n promotion of safety measures.
Other schools scheduled 1 la
dimmer are at Hampton In
tute„ Hampton, Va„ July G 40
and Lake Murray, Ardmore,
’ahoma., June 21-Tu’y 1.
During the 12-day
courses will be o'fared in
aving, water s -Mv. ;wimmi:ia
'li’/fn:-, "mall erifi
first aid and aeridcni
tlon. Com ,:' - will combine
discussion, dcmrnstra'lon,
practice. The faculty will
clude Red Cross personnel an
^elected aquatic and other e
perts cho en for their outstand
ng knowledge and skill in soir,'
particular phase of trainiv
j given in the school.
Enrollment blanks and mor
detailed information may be ob
♦ ained from local Red Cm
chapters or from Safety Ser
vices, Southeastern Area, Ampr
iean Red Cro s, 230 Spring S’
N. W„ Atlanta, Ga. Organize,
lions for which student:; wb
teach mav pay enrollment lee
Since enrollment in aquati
schools usually is limited, it i
advisable to enroll erv’y.
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IMPROVED HOMES
WK. OBSERVANCE
i and demonstrations,
A record of last year’s accom¬
plishments through the home
demon tration program shows
00 nee families were aided
in , building or repairing their
t 2,o9u were given help
in improving their kitchens, 81-
"30 were encouraged to screen
the doors and windows of their
homes; and 51,000 were assisted
in beautifying their yards.
MRS. KENDRIX WINS
IN
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''or her award along with sev p n
white winners, tho sponsor al¬
most fell out of the chir, ap¬
parently became of the shock
The Post is considered the “lib¬
eral” paper of Washington’s 4
dailies. •
Each winner won in a partic-
uar classification from a total
field of 61G entries. They won
checks for *50 and a person¬
alized dress form plus additional
prizes to fce aw larded by the
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
These winners will compete in
he Natcinal Finals. Final priz¬
es; will be sioo plus a weekend
rip to New York where they
will see their garments modeled
n the national fashion show
June 7 at the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel.
Since no racial distinctim
was made of contestants it i.
not known how many Negroe
were among the entries.
Mrs. Kendrix is the wi'e ol
Moss Kendrix, public relation
man and official lobbyist foi
: ! the Nationa Education associa¬
tion. She is a native of Colum-
nr, O. and a graduate of Cpel-
man college ~in Atlanta. Sh^
teaches English at a school ir
Forest Glen, Md.
Sewing is merely a hobby wit.;
1 Mrs. Kendrix. She took Her ban
idea for the winning design
form a pattern but added much
j of her own creativeness.
Spelman Has
1,947 Living
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and also by departments of the
graduates of the college
as well as a record of those who
I finished the various depart-
ments of the institution when
it was a seminary. Data on those
who attended hut failed to
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and should insi t upon retaining
them as his property, we could
not appoint him. One thing is
certain, we can never be a party
0 a a arrangement which would
imply appropation of slavery.”
In Arpil, 1815, the American
Japtist Mission society, acting
in the retinal of southern mem¬
bers to comply with this rule,
adopted resolutions that sepa¬
rate organizations be formed.
A month later, upon a call by
'he Virginia Foreign Mission so¬
ciety, 310 delegates from south¬
ern churches met in confer-
nee at Augusta, Ga. and formed
the now Southern Baptist
vention. The constitution of the
southern group was; precisely
that of the General convention
which later became known :v
the Northern Baptist conven
tlon. But the dlvi ion thu:
caused remained until tho pres¬
ent.
Now. tho Southei n Baptists are
on their way “north” to put de¬
mocracy to a lest. In so doing,
the affair will mark the first
time that many delegates from
the south will be seated in the
ame pews with Negroes. It has
been a matter of tradition that
the two races worship in sepa¬
rate churches, not only in tho
south, but in most northern
churches.
The Southern Baptist conven¬
tion is eompo ed of more than
25.0C0 churches, all of which are
not in the south, and has a
membership around 6,500,000.
Chicago Baptist leaders who
will participate in the rally in¬
clude the Rev. J. C. Austin, pas¬
tor of Pilgrim Baptist church,
delivering the welcoming add-
dress and the Rev. J. H. Jack-
son of Olivet Baptist church. A
1,000-voice 1,UUU-YU1L.C Negro 1 choir will also
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Cary Grant will next be seen
on the screen as Ann Sheridan’s
co-star in “I Was A Male War
Bride,” a Twentieth Century-
Fox comedy, coming to the.
Star theatre on Sunday, M 011 -
I Lueiday, May 7, 8, 9. Phis
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Beach High
Dedicatory
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new Alfred E. Beach high school
ranks with other schools of the
nation in appointments as well
as meeting other qualification;;
; stressed in new education.
The school cafeteria, managed
by a full-time dietician, em¬
ploys ten persons in the pre¬
paration of balanced meals for
thestudent body. Its laborator-
ies are ultra modern and the
home economics department
houses fine equipment for home
making. Tlae modern gym and
ludi'orlum serves as a basis for
t he development of physical and
cultural traits and the library;
has a fine election of works
J In addition to the regular staff,
the administrative sect ion
houses the offices of the con¬
sultant in Elementary Education
in Negro Schools and the truan
officer.
The general public is invited
to attend the yxerci es Sunday.
TO VISIT HERE
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j munity House on State College! indue'
i campus, Dr. Troup will
members of he intere )
group int i the Crescent Club,
oHleial pledge club of the or¬
ganization, to be followed by r
aloscd Sigma smoker.
Sunday evening at the regualr
vesper hour at Savannah State
callege, I)r. Troup will deliver
lhe main address to the assemb¬
ly. jack W, Levy i; program di¬
lector.
The general public is invited
to attend the vespers.
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