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“PASSING I il E TROPHIES
and (ori “Trie Tale of Tw.
Institutions easily b*
the caption cf the above? grouj
of photos involving fellow^hij
breakfa.-t and awards cerembn
held at Howard University
Washington, 1). c , last weekend
as a climaxin < evt nt of the
annual Howard - Morehouse
College football cl..s
In joint c ffort, Howard and
Morehouse alumni groups in
Washington and Atlanta initta
ted a series of athletic award,
honoring Dr. Samuel H. Archer
late president and farmer coa.'i
at Morehcni e, ai d the late D;
Shriners
Seek To
• Continued from p,u>e on»,
states where temples are lo¬
cated and has found the vast
numbers of uiv egi.Cc.re'I Ne¬
groes a cause fur major con¬
cern.
He points out th: t! vc arc
only about six million Negroes
registered in the United States,
less than two-thirds of an
eligible nt’n.l :: r Umatcd to hr
between nin'e and 10 million.
This failure on the part of
Negroes to register and vote, he
says, rep- esents one of the
greatest challenges of our time
To overcome it, he is urging
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Ernest J. Marshall, Kansas City
physician who was at one time
roach at Howard.
Above in panel <1* Rev. Jerry
Moore, Moss H. Kendnx, P. M.
Davis and Mrs. Gladys Edmon-
.on admire trophies donated
or the occasion by bottlers of
Coca-Cola in Washington and
Atlanta. Mrs. Edmonson and
Rev. Moure, respectively, are
ore.-.idents of the Howard and
Morehouse alumni groups in
Washington. Mr. Kendrix is
national president for the
Morehouse alumni body. (2)
Horace Cocroft, center.
ington Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
each Noble to conduct a door-
to-door campaign until the last
person in his community is a
egistered voter.
The task this year is expec¬
ted to be even more difficult,
Durticularly in areas of the
South which are waging a last-
ditch fight to hold onto segre¬
gation. In Alabama, for exam¬
ple, new bills were passed last
week in the closing hours of
the 1959 Legislature aimed at
curbing efforts of Negroes in
th( state to register and be¬
come voters.
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j Top panel left, <4i Dr. Samuel
Barnes, athletic director, Coacl
White and co-captain Bern¬
ard Quarterman, Charlottes¬
ville, Va., and Charles Smith
D. C.- all of Howard, , ( c f ;i Vf
Archer - Marshall trophy, while
Dr. Frank Forbes and Duk-
Foster, Morehouse athletic di-
rector and coach, respectively,
witness recepit. .
(5) Receiving pigskin wallets
from Mrs. Edmonson arc More¬
house co-captains Robert Stone,
Inc., holds the Archer-Marshall
trophy, won by Howard, while
Coach Bob White and Charles
Moreland, president of Mere-
house alumni in Atlanta, are
on-lookers. Mr. Cocroft atten¬
ded Morehouse later taking
his degree from Hov/ard. (3) At
left. Dr. Edward Mazique, noted
Washington physician and pre¬
sident, National Medical Asso¬
ciation, congratulates players-
of-the-game A1 Crutch, second
from left, Morehouse, and How-'
ard William, right, Howard
Standing in is Mr. Kendrix.
who was awards chairman. Dr.
Mazique was breakfast speaker.
Local NAACP Branch
Meets November 30
The Savannah Branch of the
NAACP will hold its monthly
p u bl i c membership meeting,
Monday, November 3b, at Butler
Presbyterian church at 8 p.m.
At tins meeting the nomin*-
ting committee (headed by Dr.
Carl Jondan, wilt report on
officers and the executive com¬
mittee to be elected at the an¬
nual meeting in December.
Take Your Hand Saws, Circu¬
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THE SAVANNAH TRIBUJT*
Huntsville, Ala., and
Ransaw. Gadsden, Ala. Souve¬
nir items went to each member
cf Morehouse team. <6i Cleve¬
land’s Jim Brown, 3rd from 1.,
| with teammate Bobby Mitchell,
3rd from r., receives pro-player
trophy from committee com-
prising Bob Washington,
Kendrix, 1st and 2nd 1., and
Howland Ware and « ,, „ Dr. „ H. Cice-
I ro Edwards. 2nd and 1st r., in
Washlngton airport ceremony
on evening of event.
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