Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1951-05-15
Lewis O. Swingler

MEMPHIS WORLD
The South's Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper.
Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO.
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Emory University Roundtable
Although no formal or official conclusions were evolved, 
the Emory University Roundtable Friday on racial segregation 
made a definite contribution in two ways. In the first
place, all Georgians and students of racial relations will have
to admit that there is progress in the mere fact that such a
forum could be held on the campus of a Georgia institution.
Years ago such a issue would not be subject to debate. In
the second place, it is Valuable because of the issues it raised
and the light it shed.
Of course, out of all of this discussion it is not possible
to overlook the points made by some of the speakers. We like,
for example, the utterly frank statement of Dr. Paul E. Bryan, 
law professor at Emory, who admits being a southerner
born with all the prejudices and passions against rape as any
other southerner, "but I thank God that I have overcome
most of these prejudices." The problem of racial prejudice
is more than 70 per cent solved once a person is broad enough
and intellectually courageous enough to admit to himself
that he is beset by this worst of all social evils and then
strikes out to remedy it. Little by little, such a person loses
his prejudices without being conscious of doing so. H. G.
Wells the great English historian said: "I am convinced
that there is no more evil thing in this world than race preJudice." 

Roy Harris, of course, pursued his well-known course.
It is riot a pleasant picture to see a responsible leader who
has been in public life for nearly half a century, attack the
United States Supreme Court as a "Bunch of Monkeys" and
a "bunch of campaign managers." As disappointed as we
have been at times because the United States Supreme Court
failed to give the kind of decision we anticipated, we have
never been able to bring ourselves around to the place where
we attack their integrity. The sanctity of the law is our
strongest asset in a democracy. In South America and in other
countries the decision of a court can be set aside by a civil
revolution. And although there may be a Harris or two scattered 
across the country, the United States Supreme Court
is still looked upon as our supreme law of this country and
as such, its decisions, though unwelcome, will be obeyed, even
in Georgia and by Roy Harris.

Honor Roll For
Porter School
6-6 W. B. Smith, Lee Anthony
Grimes, Charles Taylor, Raymond
Wordlaw, Delois Elder, Jo Iris
Smith.
4-4 M. L. Cox, Hazel Abron, Millicent 
Cade, Amos Greene, Geraldine
Kimbrough, Anita Poindexter.
7-A R. B. Thompson, Mary Cole,
Jannell Cooley, Eugenia Dean, Carole 
Gilchrist, Maxine Lusk, Lillian
Short, Darnell Thomas, Fred Campbell, 
Chester Cade, Eugene Middleton, 
Troy Vaughn.
7-2 P. W. Wright, Geraldine Mc
Cray, 
Charles Adair, Melvin Burgess, 
Walter Dean, Clarence Perkins, 
Lafayette Seymour, Mary
Johnson, Sandra Smith, Jacquelyn
Suns, Geraldine Saunders, Mary
Williams, Earlean Bennett, Hugh
Strong.
7-3 J. E. McClellan, Robert
Hampton, W. C. Hudson, George
Miller, John Turner, Johnnie Watson, 
Jevita Edwards, Essie Richmond, 
Mozell Selders, Johnnie Terry. 

7-4 L. V. Johnson. Cleveland

Scott, Dorothy Little, Celestirie Ransom. 

7-5 O. White, Zellnar Borrows,
Velma Baltimore, Mose Yvonne
Brooks.
8-A M. A. Reeves, George Graham. 
Floyd Harrison, Evander Walton, 
William Nolan, Jeani Clarke,
Marvelle Folsome, Bertha Graves,
Lewis Twigg, James Jones, Wilson
Clayton, Edna Butler, Dorothy Harrell 
Dorothy Douglass, Bertha Scott,
Kate Peoples.
8-2 I. S. Greenlee, Wilhelmina
Hunter, Dorothy Kirk, Clara Reynolds, 
Lucile Strickland, Nyrtle Patterson, 
Jeanne Vaughan, Gloria
Wade.
6-9 S. L. Roberts, Edward Dunlap, 
Dudley Bonds, Robert Hooks,
Paul Pierce, Riy Love, George Taylor, 
Lloyd Williams, Cardell Badger,
Barbara Bates, Thelma Conley,
Margaret Coburn, Francine Hurst,
Bernice Dickerson, Helen Evans,
Dorothy Jones, Annie R. Jones,
Gloria Nooks, Gloria Rivers, Earline
Wright. Azalia Walker, Barbara
Williams, Betty Tolan, Bertha Simmons, 
Shirley Grahem, Geraldine
Bush.
1-3 M. H. Porter, Major Deberry,
Robert Burt, Ronald McIntosh,
Shirley Miller, Emma Tate.
2-5 G. L. Gossett, Roy Jean,
Charlotte James, Robert Strong,
Vivian Harris, Delores Williams.
3-6 L. C. Gilliam, Marva Moore,
Marva Brown, Beverly Miller, Beverly 
Taylor, Lenoris Callahan, Laurentine 
Burt, Robert White, Moses
Richardson.
4-A Toles, Bonnie Bates, London 
Brown, Wallace Callahan, Marjorie 
Lee, Jeraldine McDonald, Bobbie 
Miller, Ray Smith, Flora Talley,
Wilma Watts, George Mosley.
4-3 A. W. Hall, Willie Whitney,
Chester Lesure, Jamie Hester, Marilyn 
Moore, Edith Cox, Earl Spearman, 
Cornelius Moore, Charles Gray,
Aaron Harris, Gemetta Wallace.
4-5 E. C. Young, Raymond Anderson, 
Lucinda Campbell, Willie
Hampton, Willie Gross, Otis Kirkland, 
Carol Willis.
5-A L. Flagg, George Johnson,
Robert Perry, Alfreda Jackson, Lois
Joyner, Velma Lacey, Christine
Lowe, Dorothy Smith, Forestine
Strong, Jocelyn Strong, Mary Anne
Thomas, Mary Whitson.
5-2 A. D. Oates, Delores Curtis,
Earline Daugherty, Erma Henderson, 
Dorothy Hester, Ulysses Kilgore, 
Ruby Kimbrough, Clifton
Maples, Annette Mayes, Georgia
McKinney, Roberta McNeil, Arthur
Naylor, Betty Powell, Mary Sartin,
Ruth Simms, Maxine Thomas, Ollie
Ware.
6-A J. N. Tarpley, James Bartlett, 
Sam Erby, James Luckie, Randolph 
Mannings, Alvin Atwater,
Henrine Bacon, Vera Blackburn,
Sherry Crump, Samella Dortch, Lacy 
Moorehead, Samella Dortch, Mar
rie Edmondson, Josie Hamilton,
Clara Twigg, Lillie Woods.
6-4 C. T. Shaw, William Taylor,
Ester Hurt, George Lesure, Martin
Suggs, Lawrence Yancy.
1-3- M.H. Porter; Vernon Davis,
Charles Peppers, Ronald McIntosh,
Isaac Smith, Robert Burt, Mary
Jones, Alma Weeks, Rosa Turner,

Shirley Miller, Lola Wilhite.
1-5M Bently, Omega Crawford
Erma Rhodes, Gloria Yancey, Marjorie 
Jones, Mary Ann Corpal,
Gloria Tucker Shirley Willis, Sylvester 
Anderson, Leonard McGhee,
Otis Macklin.
1-6 V. M. Hancock, Jacquelyn
Foster, Vivian Stinson, Gwendolyn
Thompson, Charles Clayton, Calvin 
Graham, Charles Henderson,
Henry R. Walls, Jimmy Perry.
2-3 G. McChriston, Cager Banks,
Bernard Bates, Vernon Bates, Junious 
Beard, Rudolph Martin.
George Strong, Henry Vaughn, Earl
Brown, Thelma Pierce, Betty Relliford. 

2-5 G. L. Gossett, Jeannette
Bates, Marva. Crenshaw, Maurice
Fitzgerald, Vivian Harris, Joan
Johnson, Maxine Mays, Caroline
Spight, Geraldine Stinson, Patricia 
Wade, Delores Williams, Dorothy 
Wilson, Hamp Burke, Otho
Davis, Walter Felton, Alexander
Jerry, Harry Len, Robert Russell,
Robert Strong, Jean Taylor.
3-6 L. C. Gilliam, Melvin Turner, 
Lenoris Callahan, Charles Nevils, 
Sterling Phillips, Hattie Sawyer, 
Laurentine. Burt, Ernestine
Johnson, Ritta Kilgore, James
Banks, Dorothy Cowan, Henry Williams, 
Lovie Brown, Lawrence
Smith, Ethel Black.
4-A E. Toles, Holloway, Adair
Bonnie Bates, Betty Bell, London
Brown, Wallace Callahan, Louise
Daniels, Annette Davis, Miriam
Gilchrist, Arvelena Harper, Marjorie 
Lee, Elizabeth Kirk, Jeraldinc 
McDonald, Ray Smith, Frank
Trice, Mary Williams, Mose Wright,
4-2 B. A. Calloway. Walter
Crutchfield, Thomas Davis, Charles
Kinchelow, Andrew Love, Levi
Monroe, James Norwood. Melvin
Shaw Leslie Walker, Alberta Bailey,
Evie Dean. Mart Holt, Sylyia Jerry 
Jones, Faye Lee, Lessie Sartin,
Nina Stewart.
4-3 A. W. Hall, James Gray,
Aaron Harris, Chester Lesure, Cornelius 
Moore, John Nolan, William
Parker, Sam Powell, Earl SpearMan, 
Irving Walk, Addie Carter,
Edith Cox; Cora Echols, Mary
Kinchelow, Marilyn Moore, Pearlie
Price, Ann Seymour, Maggie McCaster. 

4-4 M. L. Cox, Clyde Adams, Calumbus 
Echols, William Foster.
Phyllis Hurst, Paul James, R. C.
Jones, Geraldine Kimbrpugh, Anthony 
Miller, Paul Poston, Betty
Thomas, Horace Whitehead, Mary
Yarbrough.
4-5 E. C. Young, Raymond Anderson, 
Lucinda Campbell. Willie
Gross, Willie Hampton. Otis Kirkland, 
Carol Willis, Danese Han
cock, 
Fred Richardson.
5-A OA. L. Flagg, Granderson,
John Burrowa, Sylvester Holt, John
Morgan, Robert Perry, Raymond
Sims, William Thomas, Barbara
Carter, Patricia Jones, Harlean
Franklin, Dorothy Smith, Forestine
Strong, Charlie Yarbrough.
5-2 A. O Oates, Earline Banks,
Tulla Davis, Gertrude Harris, Erma 
Henderson, Ruby Kimbrough,
Lois Manning, Lois Owens, Ollie
Ware, Clifton Maples, Rozell Payton, 
Willie Roby.
5-4 C. K. Foster, Sylvester Andrson, 
Phillip Brooks, R. T. Johnson, 
Tommie Sally, Connie Ingram,
Jacquelyn Prude, Edna Young, Harold 
Guy.
6-A J. N. Tarpley, William Keen,
James Luckie, Randloph Mannings,
Emmett Taylor, Leo Walthal, Catherine 
Adams, Alvin Atwater, Vera 
Blackburn, Sherry Crump, Marie 
Edmondson, Gloria Grose, Josie
Hamilton, Carole Hooks, Lillie
Woods.
6-3 S. L. Roberts, Dudley Bonds,
Edward Dunlap. Eddie Hatchett,
Robert Hooks, Paul Price, George
Taylor, Geraldine Bush, Dorothy
Jones, Annie Jones, Gloria Rivers,
Azalia Walker.
6-4 C. T. Shaw, Lewis Herron,
Ester Hurt, Leon Middleton, Martin 
Suggs, Irwin Williams, Joe
Wordlow, Lawrence Yancey, Har
vey 
Young. Allen Brewer, Carrie
Macklin, Mable Martin. Beulah
Overton, Nancy Whitehead, Yvonne
Johnson.
6-5 F. J. Johnson, James Bates,
William Bradford, Rov McCaster,
Roy Jones. William Perry, Percy
Smith, Calvin Williams, Donnie
Lambert, Dorothy Simmons.
6-6 W. B. Smith, James Ellis,
L C. Gordon, Buford Harbin. Travis 
Jones, Samuel Patton. Richard
Smith. Arthur Springfield, William 
Steele. Luby Strong, Nannie
Bradford, Delois Elder, Barbara
Gilmore, Eliza Jackson, Ann MaThis, 
Lois McCulley, Charlesetta
Monroe, Rosetta Strickland.
7-A R. B. Thompson, Janneil
Coley Eugenia Dean, Laura Egr
gerson, Carole Gilchrist, Maxine
Lusk, Betty Miller, Bennie Owens
Marie Ratliff, Lillian Short, Darnell 
Thomas, Bobbie Williams,
Chester Cade, Fred Campbell
Thomas Evans, Arthur Fisher,
James Harris, Eugene Middleton,
Willie Payne, Thomas Phillips, Troy
Vaughn.
7-2 P. W. Wright, Charles
Adair, Ernest Herron, Watler Dean,
Clarence Perkins, Lafayette Seymour, 
Jerline Henderson, Geraline 
Saunders, Agretta Whittaker.
7-3 J. E. McClellan, Robert
Hampton, George Miller, John
Turner, Johnnie Watson, Mozelle
Selders, Josephine Young, Barbara
Walker, Mary Ann Thomas, Janice 
Suggs, Dorothy Stittiams, Vera 
Self, Mary Patton, Ernestine
Kimbrough, Evelyn Davis, Rosetta
Sykes, Richard Sandfield, Elmer
Stittiams, Lloyd Moore, William
Jeffries, Larry Isabel, Eugene Harvey, 
Benjamin Harrell, Nathan Clemons, 
Leroy Anderson.
7-4 L. V. Johnson, Charlie Cook,
Robert Colvin, Alfred Gross, Fred
Jones, George Walk, Herbert Williams, 
Will Henry Williams James
Ayers, Dorothy Little, Alice McClure, 
Melva Perkins, Lizzie Price,
Celestine Ransom, Martha Richardson, 
Barbara Wilkins.
7-5 O. White, Zellnar Burrows,
Henry Davis, Richard Callahan,
Paul Duncan, Luther Harmon,
Odis Harrell, Clifford Johnson,
Thomas Kinchelow, Jim Peyton,
Albert Pierce, Otha Richardson,
Willie Standifer, Thomas Tyson
Velma Baltimore, Mose Yvonne
Brooks, Marie Davis, Hughlene
Jackson, Rubystine Jones, Rose
McKinney, Merrown Prewitt, Gloria 
Wallace, Vonnetta Watson.
8-A M. A. Reeves, Robert Bynum, 
James Chandler, George
Graham, Edward Guy, Floyd Harrison, 
Moses Thomas, Evander
Walton, Robert White, Sammie
Clemons, William Nolan, Vivian
Bankston, Janie Clark, Louise
Dowdy, Marvelle Folsome, Bertha
Graves, Frances Harrell. Loretta
Joyner. Vera Thompson, Carrie TipPet, 
Wilson Clayton.
8-3 E. D. Elrod, Eugene Franklin, 
Marvin Samuels, Ruth Lesslie,
Charles Reed, Anthony, Katoe, Cornelius 
Malpne, Watlfer Parker, Margaret 
Samuels, Beverly Smith.

PERFECT ATTENDANCE
6-6 W. B. Smith, Lee Anthony
Grimes, Charles Taylor, Raymond
Wordlaw, Delois Elder, Jo Iris
Smith.
4-4 M. L. Cox, Hazel Abron, Millicent 
Cade, Amos Greene, Geraldine
Kimbrough, Anita Poindexter.
7-A R. B. Thompson, Mary Cole,
Jannell Cooley, Eugenia Dean, Carole 
Gilchrist, Maxine Lusk, Lillian
Short, Darnell Thomas, Fred Campbell, 
Chester Cade, Eugene Middleton, 
Troy Vaughn.
7-2 P. W. Wright, Geraldine Mc
Cray, 
Charles Adair, Melvin Burgess, 
Walter Dean, Clarence Perkins, 
Lafayette Seymour, Mary
Johnson, Sandra Smith, Jacquelyn
Suns, Geraldine Saunders, Mary
Williams, Earlean Bennett, Hugh
Strong.
7-3 J. E. McClellan, Robert
Hampton, W. C. Hudson, George
Miller, John Turner, Johnnie Watson, 
Jevita Edwards, Essie Richmond, 
Mozell Selders, Johnnie Terry. 

7-4 L. V. Johnson. Cleveland

Scott, Dorothy Little, Celestirie Ransom. 

7-5 O. White, Zellnar Borrows,
Velma Baltimore, Mose Yvonne
Brooks.
8-A M. A. Reeves, George Graham. 
Floyd Harrison, Evander Walton, 
William Nolan, Jeani Clarke,
Marvelle Folsome, Bertha Graves,
Lewis Twigg, James Jones, Wilson
Clayton, Edna Butler, Dorothy Harrell 
Dorothy Douglass, Bertha Scott,
Kate Peoples.
8-2 I. S. Greenlee, Wilhelmina
Hunter, Dorothy Kirk, Clara Reynolds, 
Lucile Strickland, Nyrtle Patterson, 
Jeanne Vaughan, Gloria
Wade.
6-9 S. L. Roberts, Edward Dunlap, 
Dudley Bonds, Robert Hooks,
Paul Pierce, Riy Love, George Taylor, 
Lloyd Williams, Cardell Badger,
Barbara Bates, Thelma Conley,
Margaret Coburn, Francine Hurst,
Bernice Dickerson, Helen Evans,
Dorothy Jones, Annie R. Jones,
Gloria Nooks, Gloria Rivers, Earline
Wright. Azalia Walker, Barbara
Williams, Betty Tolan, Bertha Simmons, 
Shirley Grahem, Geraldine
Bush.
1-3 M. H. Porter, Major Deberry,
Robert Burt, Ronald McIntosh,
Shirley Miller, Emma Tate.
2-5 G. L. Gossett, Roy Jean,
Charlotte James, Robert Strong,
Vivian Harris, Delores Williams.
3-6 L. C. Gilliam, Marva Moore,
Marva Brown, Beverly Miller, Beverly 
Taylor, Lenoris Callahan, Laurentine 
Burt, Robert White, Moses
Richardson.
4-A Toles, Bonnie Bates, London 
Brown, Wallace Callahan, Marjorie 
Lee, Jeraldine McDonald, Bobbie 
Miller, Ray Smith, Flora Talley,
Wilma Watts, George Mosley.
4-3 A. W. Hall, Willie Whitney,
Chester Lesure, Jamie Hester, Marilyn 
Moore, Edith Cox, Earl Spearman, 
Cornelius Moore, Charles Gray,
Aaron Harris, Gemetta Wallace.
4-5 E. C. Young, Raymond Anderson, 
Lucinda Campbell, Willie
Hampton, Willie Gross, Otis Kirkland, 
Carol Willis.
5-A L. Flagg, George Johnson,
Robert Perry, Alfreda Jackson, Lois
Joyner, Velma Lacey, Christine
Lowe, Dorothy Smith, Forestine
Strong, Jocelyn Strong, Mary Anne
Thomas, Mary Whitson.
5-2 A. D. Oates, Delores Curtis,
Earline Daugherty, Erma Henderson, 
Dorothy Hester, Ulysses Kilgore, 
Ruby Kimbrough, Clifton
Maples, Annette Mayes, Georgia
McKinney, Roberta McNeil, Arthur
Naylor, Betty Powell, Mary Sartin,
Ruth Simms, Maxine Thomas, Ollie
Ware.
6-A J. N. Tarpley, James Bartlett, 
Sam Erby, James Luckie, Randolph 
Mannings, Alvin Atwater,
Henrine Bacon, Vera Blackburn,
Sherry Crump, Samella Dortch, Lacy 
Moorehead, Samella Dortch, Mar
rie Edmondson, Josie Hamilton,
Clara Twigg, Lillie Woods.
6-4 C. T. Shaw, William Taylor,
Ester Hurt, George Lesure, Martin
Suggs, Lawrence Yancy.
1-3- M.H. Porter; Vernon Davis,
Charles Peppers, Ronald McIntosh,
Isaac Smith, Robert Burt, Mary
Jones, Alma Weeks, Rosa Turner,

Shirley Miller, Lola Wilhite.
1-5M Bently, Omega Crawford
Erma Rhodes, Gloria Yancey, Marjorie 
Jones, Mary Ann Corpal,
Gloria Tucker Shirley Willis, Sylvester 
Anderson, Leonard McGhee,
Otis Macklin.
1-6 V. M. Hancock, Jacquelyn
Foster, Vivian Stinson, Gwendolyn
Thompson, Charles Clayton, Calvin 
Graham, Charles Henderson,
Henry R. Walls, Jimmy Perry.
2-3 G. McChriston, Cager Banks,
Bernard Bates, Vernon Bates, Junious 
Beard, Rudolph Martin.
George Strong, Henry Vaughn, Earl
Brown, Thelma Pierce, Betty Relliford. 

2-5 G. L. Gossett, Jeannette
Bates, Marva. Crenshaw, Maurice
Fitzgerald, Vivian Harris, Joan
Johnson, Maxine Mays, Caroline
Spight, Geraldine Stinson, Patricia 
Wade, Delores Williams, Dorothy 
Wilson, Hamp Burke, Otho
Davis, Walter Felton, Alexander
Jerry, Harry Len, Robert Russell,
Robert Strong, Jean Taylor.
3-6 L. C. Gilliam, Melvin Turner, 
Lenoris Callahan, Charles Nevils, 
Sterling Phillips, Hattie Sawyer, 
Laurentine. Burt, Ernestine
Johnson, Ritta Kilgore, James
Banks, Dorothy Cowan, Henry Williams, 
Lovie Brown, Lawrence
Smith, Ethel Black.
4-A E. Toles, Holloway, Adair
Bonnie Bates, Betty Bell, London
Brown, Wallace Callahan, Louise
Daniels, Annette Davis, Miriam
Gilchrist, Arvelena Harper, Marjorie 
Lee, Elizabeth Kirk, Jeraldinc 
McDonald, Ray Smith, Frank
Trice, Mary Williams, Mose Wright,
4-2 B. A. Calloway. Walter
Crutchfield, Thomas Davis, Charles
Kinchelow, Andrew Love, Levi
Monroe, James Norwood. Melvin
Shaw Leslie Walker, Alberta Bailey,
Evie Dean. Mart Holt, Sylyia Jerry 
Jones, Faye Lee, Lessie Sartin,
Nina Stewart.
4-3 A. W. Hall, James Gray,
Aaron Harris, Chester Lesure, Cornelius 
Moore, John Nolan, William
Parker, Sam Powell, Earl SpearMan, 
Irving Walk, Addie Carter,
Edith Cox; Cora Echols, Mary
Kinchelow, Marilyn Moore, Pearlie
Price, Ann Seymour, Maggie McCaster. 

4-4 M. L. Cox, Clyde Adams, Calumbus 
Echols, William Foster.
Phyllis Hurst, Paul James, R. C.
Jones, Geraldine Kimbrpugh, Anthony 
Miller, Paul Poston, Betty
Thomas, Horace Whitehead, Mary
Yarbrough.
4-5 E. C. Young, Raymond Anderson, 
Lucinda Campbell. Willie
Gross, Willie Hampton. Otis Kirkland, 
Carol Willis, Danese Han
cock, 
Fred Richardson.
5-A OA. L. Flagg, Granderson,
John Burrowa, Sylvester Holt, John
Morgan, Robert Perry, Raymond
Sims, William Thomas, Barbara
Carter, Patricia Jones, Harlean
Franklin, Dorothy Smith, Forestine
Strong, Charlie Yarbrough.
5-2 A. O Oates, Earline Banks,
Tulla Davis, Gertrude Harris, Erma 
Henderson, Ruby Kimbrough,
Lois Manning, Lois Owens, Ollie
Ware, Clifton Maples, Rozell Payton, 
Willie Roby.
5-4 C. K. Foster, Sylvester Andrson, 
Phillip Brooks, R. T. Johnson, 
Tommie Sally, Connie Ingram,
Jacquelyn Prude, Edna Young, Harold 
Guy.
6-A J. N. Tarpley, William Keen,
James Luckie, Randloph Mannings,
Emmett Taylor, Leo Walthal, Catherine 
Adams, Alvin Atwater, Vera 
Blackburn, Sherry Crump, Marie 
Edmondson, Gloria Grose, Josie
Hamilton, Carole Hooks, Lillie
Woods.
6-3 S. L. Roberts, Dudley Bonds,
Edward Dunlap. Eddie Hatchett,
Robert Hooks, Paul Price, George
Taylor, Geraldine Bush, Dorothy
Jones, Annie Jones, Gloria Rivers,
Azalia Walker.
6-4 C. T. Shaw, Lewis Herron,
Ester Hurt, Leon Middleton, Martin 
Suggs, Irwin Williams, Joe
Wordlow, Lawrence Yancey, Har
vey 
Young. Allen Brewer, Carrie
Macklin, Mable Martin. Beulah
Overton, Nancy Whitehead, Yvonne
Johnson.
6-5 F. J. Johnson, James Bates,
William Bradford, Rov McCaster,
Roy Jones. William Perry, Percy
Smith, Calvin Williams, Donnie
Lambert, Dorothy Simmons.
6-6 W. B. Smith, James Ellis,
L C. Gordon, Buford Harbin. Travis 
Jones, Samuel Patton. Richard
Smith. Arthur Springfield, William 
Steele. Luby Strong, Nannie
Bradford, Delois Elder, Barbara
Gilmore, Eliza Jackson, Ann MaThis, 
Lois McCulley, Charlesetta
Monroe, Rosetta Strickland.
7-A R. B. Thompson, Janneil
Coley Eugenia Dean, Laura Egr
gerson, Carole Gilchrist, Maxine
Lusk, Betty Miller, Bennie Owens
Marie Ratliff, Lillian Short, Darnell 
Thomas, Bobbie Williams,
Chester Cade, Fred Campbell
Thomas Evans, Arthur Fisher,
James Harris, Eugene Middleton,
Willie Payne, Thomas Phillips, Troy
Vaughn.
7-2 P. W. Wright, Charles
Adair, Ernest Herron, Watler Dean,
Clarence Perkins, Lafayette Seymour, 
Jerline Henderson, Geraline 
Saunders, Agretta Whittaker.
7-3 J. E. McClellan, Robert
Hampton, George Miller, John
Turner, Johnnie Watson, Mozelle
Selders, Josephine Young, Barbara
Walker, Mary Ann Thomas, Janice 
Suggs, Dorothy Stittiams, Vera 
Self, Mary Patton, Ernestine
Kimbrough, Evelyn Davis, Rosetta
Sykes, Richard Sandfield, Elmer
Stittiams, Lloyd Moore, William
Jeffries, Larry Isabel, Eugene Harvey, 
Benjamin Harrell, Nathan Clemons, 
Leroy Anderson.
7-4 L. V. Johnson, Charlie Cook,
Robert Colvin, Alfred Gross, Fred
Jones, George Walk, Herbert Williams, 
Will Henry Williams James
Ayers, Dorothy Little, Alice McClure, 
Melva Perkins, Lizzie Price,
Celestine Ransom, Martha Richardson, 
Barbara Wilkins.
7-5 O. White, Zellnar Burrows,
Henry Davis, Richard Callahan,
Paul Duncan, Luther Harmon,
Odis Harrell, Clifford Johnson,
Thomas Kinchelow, Jim Peyton,
Albert Pierce, Otha Richardson,
Willie Standifer, Thomas Tyson
Velma Baltimore, Mose Yvonne
Brooks, Marie Davis, Hughlene
Jackson, Rubystine Jones, Rose
McKinney, Merrown Prewitt, Gloria 
Wallace, Vonnetta Watson.
8-A M. A. Reeves, Robert Bynum, 
James Chandler, George
Graham, Edward Guy, Floyd Harrison, 
Moses Thomas, Evander
Walton, Robert White, Sammie
Clemons, William Nolan, Vivian
Bankston, Janie Clark, Louise
Dowdy, Marvelle Folsome, Bertha
Graves, Frances Harrell. Loretta
Joyner. Vera Thompson, Carrie TipPet, 
Wilson Clayton.
8-3 E. D. Elrod, Eugene Franklin, 
Marvin Samuels, Ruth Lesslie,
Charles Reed, Anthony, Katoe, Cornelius 
Malpne, Watlfer Parker, Margaret 
Samuels, Beverly Smith.

MADAM BELL
GREATEST PALMIST





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Headliners Week At Lincoln University
Donald B. Gibson, double victor
in writing contests recently by the
Lincoln University School of Journalism, 
reads his National Scholastic 
Essay Contest first place winner, 
"How I can Make My Life
Most Useful to My Country," at the
third annual Headliner Week
Awards Banquet held recently in
the University Cafeteria Gibson, a

Lincoln High School, Kansas City,
Mo, senior won $75 in the national 
contest and $12 50 for a third
place tie in the sixth annual State
High School Feature Writing contest. 

Seated left to right at the table
are: Frances Watson, senior who
won the Journalism Alumni Prize of

$35; Paul N. Doll, chairman, Greater 
Jefferson City Committee; Mrs.
Doll; Lincoln's President Sherman
D. Scruggs (head showing); Mrs.
Scruggs; Carl T. Rowan (barely
visible); staff writer, Minneapolis
Tribune; toastmaster; Mrs. Rowan,
arid Mrs. Ned Cole, Jr., wife of the
rector of the Grace Episcopal
Church Jefferson City.

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Chamber Of
Commerce Breakfast
Date Changed
The Board of Directors of the
Memphis Negro Chamber of Commeroe 
announced that its-annual
"Know Your Neighbor" breakfast
will be held Sunday morning. June
19th (Father's Day) instead of the
previously released date of May 27
Members, friends and well-wishers
of the Chamber are to gather at
8:30 a. m. in the Ballroom of the
Del Morroco Club for the affair.
Dr. J. E. Walker, prominent business 
and civic leader, is to give the
address.
The program includes the awarding 
of the "Colorado Johnson" cup
for civic and business achievements
the introduction of new business
and professional people, the presentation 
of all business and professional 
people present and the
presentation of the overall Chamber
program and objectives for 1961 as
drawn up by the hew Executives
secretary, Mrs. Rosie Brown Bracy
The program committee is composed 
of Mr. Maceo Walker, Mrs.
Rosie Brown Bracy, Mr. E Bernard 
Cotton, Mr. Colorado Johnson 
and Mr. Charles Johnson.

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"Sam The Penny Man" Brings
Joy To Beale St. Kiddies
In many different climes throughout 
the United States and in foreign 
lands, "Sam the Penny Man"
has given his familiar "Come And
Get "Em!" call, and immediately,
just like the Pied Piper of Hamlet,
children scramble from every nook
and crook; and follow devotedly at
his heels.
He has been acclaimed in many
cities, and upon his second visit to
Memphis May 10, he strode down
famed Beale Avenue laden with
two sacks of 1951 shiny pennies
(his trade mark), and quickly heralded 
hastening youngsters to his
side, marched to Union Baptistchurch 
and gave the kiddies a real
treat. Bubble gum, sucklets, and
shiny pennies—what an afternoon.
But who is this modern Pied Piper, 
whose fame is being proclaimed
through bringing joy to the hearts
of youngsters? Sam Horowitz, better 
known as "Same the Penny
Man", is a resident of the windy
City, and has made a career of giving 
pennies since 1914.
According to "Sam the Penny
Man." he was of a poor family, was
educated in the Chicago schoolsDuring 
his childhood he didn't have
Pennies—at a tender age, he began
peddling papers, and earned nickles,

dimes, and eventually dollars — at
this point he promised himself that
children would come first.
At his parties, Sam tries to make
the children happy, through entertaming 
them; and then explaining
the necessity of their obeying their
parents and teachers; and that they
must continue their schooling.
He fondly remarked that at the
party at Union Baptist church, the
behavior of the children was comparable, 
to that of many grownups;
and it is his fond wish that at his
next stop in Memphis, more children 
will be in good health.
Seemingly, the people of Beale
Avenue has been pictured falsely;
Sam said he specifically noticed the
kindness of these people, and appreciated 
it very much. "They don't
bother you if you don't disturb
them." He proudly said that as he
walked down Beale with his two
sacks of pennies, the folks saluted
him and wished him good luck.
When he stepped into our office,
he was jovial, gave us some mint
sucklets, and shinny 1951 pennies,
and proceeded to tell of the party
which had been held.
As he left, he invited us to the
next one when he again comes to
the Bluff City, and we hope that's
real soon!

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In the only team event of the
afternoon the One Mile Relay—
Florida's classy baton passers—Alphonso 
Hearst, Robert Bentley,
James Jenkins, and John Evans,
breezed home first with the Xavier 
foursome of Armstead Boniface 
Norman Davis; Willie McKee
and Clayton Clark on their heels.
















S. I. A. C. Track, Field Records

Satchel Paige Slated To Start
For Chi American Giants Sunday
(Satchel)
Paige, the ancient fire-baller who
has been around lo' these many
years returns to the Negro American 
League in a Chicago American
Giants' uniform at Comiskey Park
here next Sunday and will try to
muffle the big bats of the Birmingham 
Black Barons in the first game
of a doubleheader:
A large crowd is expected to turn
out for the Giants opener not only
because Ole Satch will be on the
hill again, but also, because the occasion 
has been designated as "Bill
Veeck Day."
Veeck, responsible for the signing
of the first two Negro players in
the American league, Larry Doby
and Paige, when he was president
of the Cleveland Indians will be presented 
a trophy before the first
game.
Manager Winfield Welch will be
making his Debut in Chicago as the

get off to a flying start by winning
both games from the classy Birmingham 
team.
He will start Paige in the opener
and will probably place the responsibility 
for Victory in the second
game on the capable shoulders of
Theolic Smith, veteran righthander.
Birmingham, pre-season favorite
to win the presence of Paige, or
such powerful Giants hitters as Parnell 
Woods, Ducky Davenport or
Paul Hardy.
Ed Steele, manager of the Barons
has strong pitching staff, led by
Willie Price, Rip Collins and Roy
Johnson. The club has a sound
Mixture of youth and veterans, and
is as fast as any team in the league. 

Paige, however hopes to throttle
the aggressive Harons and win his
firs game of the season. He is especially 
anxious to chalk up a win


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homes costing
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construction of this type may be
started without its approval.