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Arizona tribune. [volume], January 18, 1963, Page P.4, Image 4
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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 1963,
BOYS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS ON SUNDAY
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It was birthday time Sunday afternoon as James Lovis, 7, and
Otis Hayes, 12, had a joint birthday celebration.
Pictured from left are Elzena Hayes, Brenda Hawkins, Lincoln
Travis, Dorothy McCoy, James Lovis, Mrs. Emma Lovis, Mrs.
Fannie Hayes, Dwight Hawkins and Glen Parker.
CHUBBY
DETHRONES ELVIS
NEW YORK - Chubby Checker
dethroned Elvis Presley as num
ber one male vocalist for 1962.
Chubby’s twist records and his
limbo presentations were too
much for Elvis the Pelvis.
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INFANTS SHOES 2 1.00 l
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100% cotton rib knit. Shrink resist. 3 frtl" Si 00 ~
Sizes 36 to 44. 49£ value *
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Slight irregulars of 51 guage, 15 denier. Choice
of Neutra or Biege. Sizes 8 1/2 to 11. If perfect
would be 69tf pair
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HOUSE FOR RENT
Call 276-0272.
NEW 1 bedroom apt., stove and
refrig. 1415 E. Polk, S7O mo.
water paid. AL 3-7840.
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NEGRO TAKES HIS
SEAT IN GEORGIA
ATLANTA - The galleries in
the state legislature were de
segregated as the first Negro
senator since Reconstruction
Days was seated.
Sen. Leroy R. Johnson, 34,
said he was welcomed cordially.
"I am looking forward to a very
fruitful session.”
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MYLES AND LISTER WELCOME
ONE AND ALL TO THE NEW 1241 CLUB
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W. Myles and Jimmie Lister, managers of the new entertainment
club located at 1241 E. Washington Street, welcome everyone to
stop in and greet them.
The club serves cocktails, mixed drinks of all kinds and packaged
liquors are available, too.
LITTLE MARCUS YATES
WAS ONE YEAR OLD SUNDAY
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This young citizen needs a bit of help to look at his first birthday
cake. Little Marcus Yates didn't blow out the candle but he shows
happiness on his first birthday.
He is assisted by his mother Mrs. Lothaire Yates. The photograph
was made at the home of his grandparents located at 704 S. 7
Ave., on Sunday., Jan. 13.
NAACP URGES
OPENING OF CLOSED
PRINCE EDWARD SCHOOLS
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The Na
tional Association for the Ad
vancement of colored People
called upon the U. S. Court of
Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to
issue an order directing the re
opening of the Prince Edward
County, Va., public schools by
Feb.l.
Joining NAACP General Coun
sel Robert L. Carter in argu
ing for such an order was Burke
Marshall, Assistant U. S. Attor
ney General, who appeared as a
friend of the court and presented
the Federal Government’s posi
tion on this question.
The court on Jan. 9, heard three
other school desegregation cases
argued by attorneys of the NAACP
legal ctefense and educational fund
and the Virginia State Conference
of NAACP branches.
Mrs. Constance Baker Motley,
associate counsel of the Legal
Defense Fund, and Matthew Perry
of South Carolina, called upon the
court to direct Clemson College,
a South Carolina state institu
tion to admit Harvey Gantt at
the opening of the next semester
Jan. 28.
Other cases involved the im
plementation of desegregation
rulings in the elementary and
secondary schools of Richmond
and Powhatan County. S. W.
Tucker, Virginia State NAACP
attorney, asked the court to va
cate a stay of U. S. Judge John
D. Butzner’s ruling ordering the
Powhatan County school board
to admit three Negro students
immediately to the Powhatan ele
mentary school.
In the Prince Edward County
case, Mr. Carter said the issue
is solely the authority of the
court to take appropriate action
to protect the constitutional
rights of 1,500 Negro children
in the county who have been
denied any formal education since
the schools were closed in 1959.

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