Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 16]
~(The 49th,.annual Elks - bert Taylor, <New York State comand associa SATURDAY, Je: 5. 1947 THE FLINT SPOKESMAN PAGE FIV Li Wife of Lynched Georgi oan: LAGRANGE, Ga~(aANP)~ ~ Mrs. Caroline. Gilbert was - bound ~over to Tr4:p Superior court last~ week following a hearing ~before a magistrate on charges: that she shielded and harbored a criminal, the same charges as placed against her husband, Henry, who was ~ lynched: by-law enforcement of ficers in the Hamilton (Harris ~County) jail last month. ~The state cHarged that the Gil -~berts shielded Gus Davidson after, he shot to death Olin Sands, | ~sa White farmer: and mill oper ator, when the latter went to a *- Negro~church ~and attempted to ~beat the alleged slayer. because; @ cow or calf belonging to him had. been: kiHed by an automo ~bile he. accused Davidson of ~driving. e Gilbert, a well to do farmer, ~was arrested while denying the, charge of sheltering Davidson on ~his 110-acre farm. Gilbert was progressive and it is believed - there existed jealousy in the community about his independence. (pein Ironically, the state produced gl avett ~Davidson, father of the suspected fugitive, who testified a ~his son had been harbored ~Under $1,000 Bond on the Gilbert farm. It was immediately ~suspected that Troup and ~Harris county ~ authorities who were still holding members of the Davidson family for ~safekeeping? and intimidation in the continuing reign of terror, had pressured the old man into the testimony. He presented a pitiful sight at the hearing, addressing the court as ~Boss Man.~ The Troup county sheriff said he was not apprised of Davidson~s alleged being on the Gilbert farm, although the élder Davidson and his landlord, Luke. Sturdivant, white, claimed the sheriff's office was called. The elder Davidson claimed he visited the farm of the Gilberts and talked with Gus, Henry and his wife in the Gilbert~s kitchen; that he asked Gus to give himself up to the police, but that his son refused. Hard-hitting Dan Duke, Klanbusting former assistant state attorney, has taken the case of Mrs. Gilbert at the direction of the: Georgia Citizens Defense into the background of the jailhouse slaying, which has been termed a lynching. -Elks Fight to Center Around Leading Knight~s Office WASHINGTON. ~(ANP) lodge~ sessions wil convene the last, ~week in August in Philadelphia where a contest is expected~ for -the ~office -of the grand esteem ed leading - knight. The office, now heid by Joseph A, Brown of New York. City, is second in command to that of J. Finley Wilson, the grand exalted ruler, and aspir _ants include Alfred Collins, a past president of the Virginia State Elks association and Ropresident of the ~tion. The contest will eventually enter Herbert E. Jones, chair-.-~an of the board of trustees é of ~Columbia lodge, No. 85, in Washington, who succeeded the tate - Dr. Marcus Wheatland, | eespuees of the national body, as grand esteemed loyal knight, third office to Wilson, and until last August, held b& Dr. ~Wheat land. ~ Jones, who is content to stay in his office as long as the ad~ ministration does not change, would also join the fight -for Brown~s office, if some one outside the ~ie: family~ starts a contest. The Virginia State association, which met two months ago, endorsed Collins, a practicing attorney in Alexandria, Va., for Brown's job and members of Taylor's lodge, who refuse to be named, have said! that their state president will compete for the office this sym-' mer, | | Howard Grads committee. He promises to go. |of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, *)the economic basis of the class |system in Jamaica, particularly Woman Unhappy Over Change In Color Resulting From Burns - GREENVILLE, S. C~(ANP)~Mrs. ~Maggie Hamilton, 62 -year-old victim of a gas explosion at a sandwich shop, where she was serving as cook, is not happy over the fact that her eolor is changing. ~All I hope, she laments, ~is that I get my own color -back because - this state of being part white and part dark is unnatural.~ ~The elderly woman, mother of 12 children, eight boys anc four girls, was seriously burned.about the faee, head, arms ana legs. when the blast occurred Win Travel Fellowship WASHINGBON ~(ANP) ~ Four honor grads. of Howard university, have been ayvarded ~Lucy E. Moten Travel fellow ships to visit Italy, Mexico, France and the British West Indies. -~: Miss Marie Antoniette Cotton of Washington was awarded an $800 fellowship to spend 10 weeks in Rome in order to become~ personally familiar wiith minute details and intimate phases of the classics through travel and observation. Miss Willadine Mildrea Grin-) | nage of Philadelphia received $450 to spend eight weeks in Mexico making a study of the middle class Mexican family as compared with the middle class Negre family in the United States. { Miss Lila Loraine Hawkins of Indianapolis will use her $800 fellowship for a 3-month stay |. in Peris, in order to refine and|. }vitalize her taste for French fashons in clothing and designs. Miss. Thelma Audrey Johnson will use her 8600 fellowship on a three month trip to Jamaica where she will make a study of in Kingston where the occupa tional differences among the population are mon> pronounced than in other parts of the world. 4 at Maxine~s Sandwich shop at Woodville om the Augusta road some seven months ego. In the process of healing the burned | parts are almost white, the result of sear tissue. ~ ly vaguely the details of the explosion which critically injured three other people, one of whom later died from burps} received. 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