As soon as Raymond arrives home, his brothers and old pals flock around, feel and admire his uniform

Noon Time, Southern Pines, N.C.

[Dorothy Counts experiences friendship, seated between Betty Broome, L & Jean King, R, discussing her courses after enduring jeers on reaching school during integration]

[Dorothy Counts endures hostile taunts in auditorium of Harry Harding H.S during integration]

Saying his goodbys before starting back to Fort Bragg, Raymond shakes hands with his old father. His little niece Mimi lugs the suitcase, loaded with clothes and okra

Charleston Street

Quiet House, Black Mountain

Mr. R. B. Whitley visiting in his general store. He is president of the bank and owns and runs practically all of the town, he is a big landowner, owns Whitley-Davis Farm and a cotton mill in Clayton