Fall, 1958
THE FEDERATION JOURNAL
Page 3
Junior Federation Report
The representative group of
young ladies presented the fol
lowing program.
1. Devotions — Rich Square
Club.
2. Bible Quiz — Favetteville
Club.
3. Poem—Fayetteville Club.
4. Pantomime—“Lord’s Prayer,”
Rich Square Club.
5. Speech Chorus — Girls of
State Training School, Kin
ston.
This number included Books of
Bible both forward and back
ward and many other Biblical
facts.
The three new clubs, coming in
as a result of the Federation meet
ing in the Northeastern part of
the state, were presented and wel
comed. The girls were thanked for
presentations and encouraged to
continue developing into outstand
ing women. It was pointed out
that they are the “Federation” of
tomoiTow.
Junior Federation officers are:
President, Donna Daniels, Wil
son; 1st 'Vice President, Wilhel-
mena Smith, Asheville; 2nd Vice
President, Camille Parker, Rocky
Mount; Secretary, Carolyn M.
Cooper, Rocky Mount; Assistant
Secretary, Virginia Barr, Rocky
Mount.
Junior Federation Board of Di
rectors: Mrs. Lucille Albright,
Selma; Mrs. T. W. Moore, Rich
Square; Mrs. E. D. Moore, Hick
ory; Mrs. M. Dawson; Mrs. Ruth
J. King, Asheville; Mrs. W. M.
Massey, Salisbury; Mrs. Cora H.
Hawkins, Warrenton; Mrs. S. F.
Griffin, Elizabeth City.
Jr. Organizer
Visits Selma
I have just returned from Selma
as the guest of “The Teen Top” of
Selma, N. C. I was the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Albright
and their beautiful teen-age daugh
ter. This being my first invitation
from a club and my first trip, I
hope you will enjoy this trip with
me.
I Teenagers Club
[ T—means the time we share to-
I gether, and the things we do.
I E—means we are ever thankful for
j what we have.
I E—means we have an effort to go
I ahead.
N—means the neat and nice things
we observe.
A—means the aid we give to one
another who are helpless.
G—means the good deeds we do
day by day.
E—means the entertainment we
bring to others.
R —means we are ready and pre
pared to conquer the task we
have to do.
S—means we are seen more at
work than heard.
C—means that we are cooperative
in all we do.
L—means we lean closer together
than apart.
U—means we do the things that
will be uttered throughout the
day.
B—means we are striving for the
best and soon the better wiU
come.
Now put them all together. Now
what do they spell—of course. Teen
agers Club.
—Barbara J. Williams
Selma, N. C.
1 arrived in Selma noon Monday,
July 21, and went to the beautiful
home of the Albrights, where I
was welcomed by the family and
the State Junior President, Miss
Donna Daniells, of Wilson. Mrs.
Albright is the sponsor of the Teen
Tops, so we had a long talk about
the things that would help all Jun
ior Clubs. We had a delightful eve
ning, even if it was hot.
Then came Tuesday and the club
met on the lawn among flowers of
all kinds. I tried as best I could to
tell them about things that would
help them and what was expected
of them as young ladies. After I
finished, each young lady asked at
least one question about club work.
Maybe this does not sound great
to you, but it was my first time
to visit a girls’ club and I shall
always remember every little de-
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NEW OFFICERS—New officers of Jun
ior Federation elected in June meeting.
YOUTH PROGRAM —
A view of stage during
Youth Program. Jan
ette Belfield of Rich
Square seen in panto
mime with others on
program in back
ground.
Jr. Federation
President Says Scholarship Aid
N. C. Federation
I was deeply happy and highly
honored to become president of the
Junior Federation. Along with my
joy. I also felt overwhelmingly
proud receiving the presidency,
which I’m sure was the idol of
every eligible girl attending the
Federation.
I realize the task which is ahead
of me and with your full coopera
tion we are hoping to make this
year a banner year.
I am looking forward to seeing
aU of the girls in the eastern dis
trict in Elizabeth City in March of
’59. There we wiU make plans for
the State Federation.
I am hoping in the near future
that I will hear from all the presi
dents of various clubs throughout
the state.
Respectfully yours,
Your President,
Donna LaVerne Daniels,
1111 Washington Street,
Wilson, N. C.
taU of this trip and how nice
everyone was to me.
This I shall remember always
and be grateful to Mrs. Albright
and her wonderful club, “The Teen
Tops” of Selma.
I wUl also be glad to help any
other club I can.
Your Junior Organizer,
Mrs. Sadie O. Griffin,
404 Jordan Street,
Elizabeth City, N. C.
PICNIC DINNER—Junior Federation picnic dinner. Left roasting
Around table where host committee served other foods.
wieners around big fire. Right
This list of 13 applicants has
been received by our committee.
There is a little question about Miss
Smith because we have not receiv
ed her last contact as yet.
It is expected that each club will
plan now to make a generous dona
tion to our Scholarship Fund in
1959.
1. Miss Bettye Lou Snipes, 336
Enterprise St., Durham. N. C.; re
entering N. C. College, Durham.
2. Miss Sara Douglas, General
Delivery, Granite Quarry, N. C.;
re-entering N. C. College, Durham.
3. Miss Virginia A. Lee, 803 “F”
Ave., S. E., Box 209, Hickory, N.
C.; entering Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity, Charlotte.
4. Miss Yolanda Bostic, Pine-
hurst, N. C.; re-entering Fayette
ville Teachers College, Fayetteville.
5. Miss Jewel Anthony, 1508 One-
ka St., High Point, N. C.; entering
Woman’s College, Greensboro.
6. Miss Edith M. Sutton, 604 Har
vey St., Kinston, N. C.; re-entering
N. C. College, Durham.
7. Miss Margaret Wells, 501 Car-
roll St., Wilson, N. C.; entering
Shaw University, Raleigh.
8. Miss Joan Greenleaf, 54 Moun
tain St., Asheville, N. C.; entering
Teachers College, Winston-Salem.
9. Miss Delores Burden, General
Delivery, Elizabethtown, N. C.; re
entering Fayetteville Teachers Col
lege, Fayetteville.
10. Miss Juanita Lowe, Southern
Pines, N. C.; re-entering Shaw Uni
versity, Raleigh.
11. Miss Mary L. Smith, Raleigh,
N. C.; 1957-58 Virginia State Col
lege, Petersburg, Va.
12. A Palmer Memorial Institute
student.
13. Miss Frances Richardson,
RFD, Rich Square, N. C.; entering
N. C. College, Durham.
Scholarship Committee:
Mrs. R. D. Aggrey
Mrs. A. B. Byrd
Mrs. A. P. Collins
Mrs. L. B. Gibson
Mrs. Thelma Henley
Mrs. Ethel Hines
Mrs. Susie Jones
Mrs. Edna H. Mitchell, Secretary
Mrs. Edna B. Taylor, Chairman