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PAGE EIGHT THE CAMPUS ECHO I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957 Dr. J. N. Hughley Names February Vesper Speakers On January 27, instead of ^he regular Vesper Hour, there was a campus-wide religious service in the Senior Bowl at 7:00 a.m. Under a beautiful sunrise, stu dents gathered to participate in this pre-breakfast service, which was sponsored by the YWCA and the campus Sunday School. Dr. J. Neal Hughley, chair man of the Religious Activities Committee, announced recently the names of the Vesper Hour speakers for the month of Feb. On February '3, the Religious Activities Committee will pre sent the Rev. R. L. Speaks, pas tor of the St. Mark AME Zion church, Durham; on February 10, the Rev. William Scott, pas tor of the Congregational Chris tian Church, Durham; on Feb. 17, the Rev. J. Neal Hughley, college minister; and on Feb. 24, the Rev. Dr. Frederick West, pastor of the Hillyer Me morial Christian Church, Ra leigh. All programs at the Vesper Hour are scheduled for 3:15 P.M. in B. N. Duke Auditorium. plications must reach the ETS ^ office by April 27 and October 15, respectively for the May 11 and October 29 administrations. DR. J. NEAL HUGHLEY About The Alumni (Continued from Page 5) was elected to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Univer sities in addition to other aca demic honors. He was a mem ber of NCC’s first CIAA Cham pionship football team, the choir and Omega Psi Phi Fra ternity. Allen is at present em ployed as commercial educa tion instructor in the Sussex Coimty Training School of Wa- verly, Va. A June wedding is being planned. —oo— Read more “ABOUl THE ALUMNI” in next month’s edi tion of the Campus Echo. So long for now Slate May MACT (Continued from Page 1) next entering class. Candidates may take the MCAT on Saturday, May 11, 1957, or on Tuesday, October 29, 1957, at administrations to be held at more than 300 local centers in all parts of the coun try. The Association of Ameri can Medical Colleges recom mends that candidates for ad mission to classes starting in the fall of 1958 take the May test. The MCAT consists of tests of general scholastic ability, a test on understanding of modem so ciety, and an achievement test in science. According to ETS, no special preparation other than a review of science sub jects is necessary. All questions j are of the objective type. Copies of the Bulletin of In formation (with application form bound in), which givesi details of registration and ad ministration, as well as sample questions, are available from pre-medical advisers or directly from Educational Testing Ser vice, 20 Nassau Street, Prince ton, New Jersey. Completed ap- Girls Begin Play In 'Mural Loop The North Carolina College Intraural program for women got underway during the second week in January. There are six teams which are participating in basketball, volley ball, and softball. It is a process of round robin, with a tournament for each sport at the end of the sport season. The" six teams represent A. D. Shepard dormitory, FDC, Mc Lean sophomore dormitory, the, Rush Hall, PEM, and the Or- chesis. From these teams will Come individual competition in bandminton, paddle tennis, shuf- fleboard, social dance, square dance, and table tennis. The advisor for the intramur al progarm is Mrs. J. J. Sher man, and her student aide is Barbara Hodges. The Commis sioner of Officials is B. Jean Peterson. Mrs. Sherman stated that the Intramural Sports Committee has processed all teams applica-, tions. Mrs. Sherman also said re cently that she expects to see more women participating in this intramural program. While in Durham Use the Facilities of MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK Two Cpnvenient Locations 615 FAYETTEVILLE ST. and 116 W. PARRISH ST. Resources Over $6,000,000.00 Member F. D. L C. WliizJ(id- (Continued from Page 6) a touch of the highest and low- talked with him for nearly two hours and there was never a flaw in the accent. George said that he once wanted to attend the University of North Carolina after finishi ing high school, but upon learn ing that he would not be able to join a fraternity there, he eliminated it as a choice of a college. Now he is trying to de cide between Harvard and'Co lumbia. The eleven year old young ster is a ninth grade student in the public schools of Moorsville. G & G INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE H. E. GOLDSTON, Manager PHONE 2-3388 5221/2 PETTIGREW ST. DURHAM, N. C. RESIDENCE: 714 GLENN STREET "WHERE THERE IS BEAUTY, THERE IS CHARM” BULL CITY BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Specializing In LADIES’ HAIRCVTTING, SHAMPOO AND PRESSING 410 East Pettigrew Street Phone 9-651S Book Review- (Continued from Page 2) est in human nature. 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