WEEK ENDINf;, SATURDAY. AraiL 28, 1943
THE CAKOUNIAN
PAGE THREE
Hampton Summer School
Offerings Are Announced
MINISTERS'
CONFERENCE
CANCELLED
ffAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. ~
HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Vu. — j
Announcemenl of the iy-15 surnnur
school offerings at nmnjjton Insti
tute was made today i Wednesday,;
April 25) by William M. Cooper, di*'
rector of exeiision and summer
study at the college, who also,
mode it known that :i catalotjuc of:
the offerings has ju.sl been publish-'
ed. Requests for the catalogue •
should be addressed to the summer
school office at Hampton Institute, i
Registiution day for the summer;,. .
.chuul will be Tu..«lb,, June 13. '> ''""'■"e Iruvel reslriction..,
with clusswurk elarlina the tnllow- 'f' Hl'b'P'""
In, day. The six-week tenn ends,'"f'?'"' ” Conference w.U
on July 31. and the tintcweek tenn I.i'' hold thus year. Chairlalii C.
ends on Auaust 22. I ^ Chazcaiid. executive secretary.
In addition to regular undergrad
uate courses in a variety of subjects,
the summer school at Hampton tliis;
year will feature several work.sliops
and institutes, as wuU us &
lish competence clinic and a
ar in research, to meet special ncedi
of the students who enroll, accord
ing to Mr. Cooper's announcement
Chazcaiid, executive
tias announced in u letter to the
members of the conference. The con
ference has for a number of ycais
; attracted .several hundred clerics to
V!'s • Hampton Institute campus each
June.
PointiiiK out that, if held, the con-
_. ference would have to limit its at-
j", tendance to .10 persons in addition
HJ also pulntid out thf imlusiun J"-'
of spesiul educuliun rouisfs (or ‘''-’‘t
teachers „f the deaf ,„.d the blind.!?'”" nut to held the c.nterence had
Of special Inleresl In preparln, consullaUon wil l
for an air-minded iH..sIwar wurld is ""’ ennter™™ n,- H,...
the workshop on aviation for teach-, ur t
era, to be conducted by John W, Lei
RETIRES AFTER 42
the conference president, Dr. Ha'-
vey N- John.son of Poilsmouth. Dr
•mon, secretary, of Ark. i
local executive board
and Hampton Institute
group
members,
officials.
C>ia|)hiin Chazeaud expressed in
his letter the hope that by June,
IMC. the war will have come to an
end. and asked the members for
suggestions as to the leaders, lector-
s. and seminars they would like
livil air regu- '^*^’ ^■'’ve included in the next Min-
I' j.stors’ Conference.
Frank of the Hamptnn Institute
staff. Based upon the program prj-
vlded by t)ie Aviation Education
Service of the Civ*! Aeronaullcs Ad
ministraion. it will be a non-techni-
cal, general course, including the
history of aviation. g« lu ral scrvic-
nlg and operation of aircraft, aero
dynamics, meterology. communica
tion, navigation, and
lalions. as well as ineterials and
methods of teaching aeiunuutics. ' ' (
Four semester houis of graduate language development of deaf chil-;
credit may be earned in this work-i rfien. principles and methods and
shop, which will be conducted from | Icchntqques and appliances used in
June 19 to July 31. . instiuctiiig the blind.
Other workshops to be held dur- 7*l)e English Competence Clinic'
Ing the summer se.ssiuii at Hampton | will be conducted by a group of
arc the Workshop for Leadt-rs of giaduate students and instructors.
Church, Community, and School ' to provide assistance for summei
Music directed by James E, iJorsey fchool students in the fundamentals
of Lincoln University (Pa.); the of English expre-ssion and correct’
Workshop for Ministers and Teach- social usage. In the clinic standard
er Cooperation in Meeting Uie tests will be administered for the
Needs of Youth, directed by Miss, purpo.se of diagnosing the needs of
Bessie R. Jones of Bennett Collego; students and assistance in writing
the Workshop on Health Problems and speaking clear, simple, correct
of the Child, directed by Mrs. English will be given both indlvid-
Maryrose Allen of Howiird Univer- uaily and in small groups,
sity: and the Work.>hop on Guid-' Institutes, offering opportunity
aiice Techniques. directed by for brief, Intensive study of specific
Chtster O. ^'atlllew.^ of Ohio Wes-1 i-.sue.4 and probleni.s, will include a
leyan University. meeting of the National Society of
Courses In the education of the , Special Education. July 19 and 20:
deaf and the blind will be offered in . Institute on Guidance in Education,
the summer school primarily for July 19 to 21 Institute on Problems
teachers in seivicc and graduate m Teaching Reading. August 1 to
students, but they may also be tak- ■ i8; Institute on Family Life Prob-
en by properly qualified, advaiic- 1,-ms for Homemakers, August l to
ed students wtio are interested m , g; institute on Post-War Planning,
this urea of education. . August 10.
Couducted under the direction o* y
P. C. Potts, assistant uirector of SERVICES FOR FLYING PUBLIC
the American Foundatiin for the WASHINGTON — Twenty differ-
Blind. the Special Education offer-, ent flying services are being fur-
Ings include a background course _ nisiiod at present by tlie CAA'.s Fed-
dealing with the deviations of the erul Airways personnel to aid the
physically, mentally and socially flying public. These range from
unadjusted child; tests and mca- .li-niri..- and special weather repurts
surements of the deaf and blind, aru.i notices ti* airmen through two-
turricular rraterials for materials v.ay cominunicution with aircraft to
for blind and deaf chldren. the diicction finder services.
Fifteen 4-II Club members m
Florence County, S. C, recently
showed their animals at llu' State
Fat Slock Show hehl in Fli-reiiC',
S. C ThoM' cattles we.e fin.iiiCid
by the Florence PrcKhklio:! C'idi;
A.ssociation, of wliiili J. MeC.
Martin is .sccrc-tary-tre.i.-ui'r. Thv
animals which wen- shnwn a id
■••old at the --ale Ci-mptiicd favor
ably with ’lie ''iliei- bief imHIc
bri-iight ti. th .'liow, Tinee -if the
-l-H Club ii-Lmbii had their ani
mal' ;;iadc-i as •fhi'ice" while
tlie r■lnaindel■ wi'ii' judged as
’‘iiii'diuiii."
.•\l,ciVi“ we .sei fr: iding fioin
1'!': to li^ihti the loilnwiti.; hh.i-
Williston School Choral
Club Visits Shaw and State
ence County Negrop , tugeiiier
with some of thf I'l which
they .old a! 11;-. K.i; St'ck .
which followed : I., >i.r
Cooper, Thoiv.!,.. n>i,,.in. P.'.•.•i
J.a-k.-oj,, Air..11 -. H-.m-.n, Wine-
Myer.'. Hob, ri M> i l..on .li
re w.--. Itov MeWnile. T ,f; gniie.-
.o-d F:;.iik (:..iiicy.
with knife.
. I.'lf-.ld levtif.cd .1,:,* .,1.
nALEKIH - 'lliiiiy ei;;lit U l-
li.stun lligb Seli'-o, stadent' ol WjI-
iitiiigtoii. inernljei- of Ihe 'ciroi.r
choral club. \i i!eil .St>..w I'o...- i"
and North C..iobi:a ('..il
ham "M Wedne-diiy l.ot wi.;., ,
Tile sliideiils were- ac oTn|i.oi: d
by Principal FihI .1 Hone:;:, .larm-;
Tli»mpson. dinelijr of ehoi al nm: le.
and iwi> teaelier.-. Mi I., S. V\il-
Lams and Miss Kiilie Allen. i
Arriving m niii'L.iin slmrlv aflir
7 o'elnek W, •.liio.d .y n ornnw. tin
stiidems fresh'nid up in 1>h' c'dl-
IcgL-'s dormilorie.s, and were hiii-r,
5erved a special breakf;isl al
following breakfast, Charles C.
Amc-y. busiiiis.s ni;in..i;r al N. V
College, conduct, d the s|tid iit on
a tuui' uf the college's buddings
and gnninds.
In Raleigh, the Williston choris
ters sang for the Shaw studtnts :i
noun, and were M-rved hinehooii
shortly afterwai'd aii'i Liter in IH-
iJicr noon the .;roiip sane, al the
Wasidngton Hii-h School where they
spint much if 'he aflc noon before
lettirning to WiUriing'on in Hie eve
ning.
Tile thirty elghl sludeiil:- who
visited nalrii'h and Durham wen :
Lillie Mae Aiiflersoii. Ro.sa Lee
Blockir, Ruih Elizabetii nrown.
Jannic Lucille Biyant, Winston
Childs. .Jessie Stcoii Coinadotic.
James Williair Davis. Annie l*i-ar
Dixon. Aliec- Durant. James Fai-
son. Jr., F/lna Earle Koylev. Her
bert Mdton Gantt. Fmm.i Cathe
rine Graham, Ileiu.v William Ham
monds'. Arltiui' Thi):-.:i: Hiek:.
James Edward link . Ttuodore
.foil,-.--. Hatth* M ■ -h>*in--on. Ja-ee';
(;0l HI iNEWS
I,,. : vver \i Maiy Aliee Thom:.- d
f ol lla'.ie .Sti.,-1 ple.rded ipnl-
1\ I.. I'll.II -I ' --f lre.-.]>assing atid di--
' idi-.iy ii-ndiiel. Sli-' w..:. : r,tened
;:‘i d.iy- in jail, so-pended '-n
e».Mdilii-ii ili-.i .--he pay costs and ic-
G-iffi nioir -ji . ,
'0d too leiieh
.ford tlio..-,hi. Cii
' Oolll.. of b. ;,.II
. f-.r d. Wh n .S..II,I
the money Griffi
iiim.
Griffi; w.i- al o
I d- , -
ok •.
j.ay
WAMli.NGTON ~ A 72yoai'-old
J-'egu) lMi who has .erved in the
ijficer.s of nine Secretaries of States:
ami ha-: a-sisted il diplomatic af-
fao- fo- .-,x i’r,sideiit.s was person-'
ally liouortd by Vm, R, Steltinius.
-o', S ii,'t;iiy „f S'.lie. TiiUi'sdiiv.
.'.j-iil al corcinoiues marking hii*
re;:;'!.-i:.(-n‘. aft. r 42 years in Govern- ■
•I I at b,'i'v ice.
Tm- \ II Government worker
w fio lui'J sp.'iil jJ y ears in the Slate
D- }..,rtmeiii was Louir S. -Myers, 739
pM.-l: Creek Church Hoad. N. W ,
vV.ohiii'it-m, D. C. M--, Myers, who'
born in llu capital on April 2.
(iitered ihe Fofl'Mal .service as
iiorer iu the D>'parlmcnt of
Coirir.eice and Labor under the ad-
lehii-trahoi* of Picsid'.iit Thcouuie
E. .. . V. 1' in 1303.
'' ias long employment in
• .■s'-io- Dep.-.rtin-nt, he was aa-
_'.eii 1,1 si;\,- Piiiieo Henry of
Co i::' iii.v. I.v Hung Chang of China,
t .o Ih^-si 'ont of Paniiina. Duke of
'iVi'.'i- •. Pnsid.nl Quezon of the
Phihpphi---. .-\rrbuny Fden of Great
M.'it.i.n. Gi'iuTii! Ose;,r E.s£ude.'a.
C -u-mandei'-iu.Chief of th,.- Chilean
\;i'w. anh :i.c Foreign Ministers of
Ctiin;., tl-L Netherlands and other
11‘ aCo ha- \vi’ncs.sed the offl-
'■'.'il pr'-.- nti'im of many notables to
:1... .oiii.ti.v .ind .tUeiicicd tlic sign-
of miinerous slate documents.
i'lNid.i.- acreem-nts on lend-lease
uh . Gn .,1 Itritain. Sovh'l
i:-.- i.i Chi!..,. Ci-u;iv, Mexieo, M.-
i-.-il..!. Co !.. Rw., nii'i Cuba.
.\i the retirein-nt c remony in
Myers has served nine Sccrctarieci
of State — Philander C. Knox. Wil-I
lium Jennings Bi yant, Robert Lan- !
' Bainbridgc Colby, Charles j
Evans Hughes. Frank B. Kellogg,
Henry L. Slimson. Cordell Hull for i
Iwidve years, and, fii illy, myself. .
He has a.s.sisted at Wh.ie Huu.se |
dinners and receptions during the ;
iidminislralions of Presidents Tuft.,
Wilson, Harding, Coulidge, Hoover!
and Roosevelt. I
"As ho retires, I 'hmk Louis'
Myers lia.s- every right to feci pride'
in a career of Icvoted service to,*
his imvernmcnt. 1 know that we '
m t;i(! Department of State arej
proud of him and wish him with'
all our hearts many years of hap
piness and well-deserved rest in hisl
j'c’tirfmciit — years which will be
enricheil by memories few are priv- *
ileged to have of personal asiDcia-
tion with the lung line o«iKrcat
American statemer. iie nus A'vcd
so loyally and well."
Mr. M.vtTs Is a member of the
Elks. Odd Fellows, and the Masonic
fraternal i>rdors, and a trustee of
John Wesley AME Zion Church for
16 years.
PAINT - PAINT
1.49 Gal.
12 7«an of ■atiefoetfon. AU
Colors—Staiai mmd Ewigwli.
Mail Ordan Pzoi^^r FUtod
Railroad Salvage Co.
329 South Wilmington St
..r f, \u.-.K
-.ffiev.
la:
gi.thried ri
' ti and to |,ri'-
II.I: 1
pi.h'.l.d.
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pi.,, ec,.'
I.'.". Lottie Hall
i',| of 'nr i'-
H-iiiie,- G-ifri.-, -11,j West Soiil'i
.'-I'cet. \\a. .Miivieted ami ‘-ente.k--
id til (id (lay. '"i the road;; for ut-
templiiu; to cut Will.'iid Santiviford
DELTA »A
THETA SORORITY
HOLDS MEETING
IlAl.EIC; 11-- Soi'-u' Jinwny Huge
Middlelot.. a cu-fouiidi r and char
ier member of Dv.Ua Siitmu Th-a-
to S'li'oiily and Alpiha Chaoh r in
W.ishiii loj;, 1). C, 111. aecepted Iho
iini.iti. 0 Ilf Alplia Zvla Si.gma cliaji-
'er of Raleigh to be vesjjers :.pc.:k-
rr ;il lh(- imiiual Delta May Week
leh-br.iiion .-.hicli will be held at
.'hi.'.v Gjiivei'siiy ChaiwI. Sunday.
.Miij (ilh al .> p. Ill, Karlier the same
da.v. the meinixrs will hold a dutch
bi'ciikfiisi i.) hono*' of the speaker;
:il the honu- ..f Sni'or Akins and as •
a ',1 'uu. will .ilti n.! morMing worship •
.,1 .S!. Am;.i., .. E;,!-.-., j,.| Church.^ .
to CO o:,'. cal the jM.ui':. .-
• 'll pavii'eiil of 17 111 .'nd re-ts.
E F \t i!-.a; '-i Ia.'':i driv r.
fe-.hfied ihm h.. . C> I, -l.md hc-
iiii; a:>:l b-i'hn by a ni.-’iri
i-f in* II. m.c' '-.I.' C hind :i,l:if!
him to t.'.kc him iu-me. Wislon p-'.',-
s.laded lii*- men to n'tiirn C*>pe-
l.'iul';- elii'h s .itid s(.ji) Ixatib", him
Afler t'lkiii. r.ipeland to --‘everil
places and waitini; f- r him Ihe
nuin I'l fii.-ed !'• p.iv *h" fare. W'bh
h;id nm to over Sfi. Wdson s ild.
(’opelarid s;ii,l that hr \e,i- driink
aiid ■'1". ii.embei'ed piilbing.”
excellent
lincer'" le-
;i'i .md friendship that 1 nre-
•eiii 1.1 I.eiiis .Mvers (tiis slandard
nil tli( ..nasi..I, •,
Old *] \ ..l il .service p, the G
, .: c.f the I'l.i'. d S:..t! -. tli’!!;.-
ihree of !h. in in Ih, Leparimenl rf
"L'-iiis Myers was first appohiled
IS lab: r. r in the D. narlim iit of
’■•-ii.rm ire .md Labor in 1903. In
11112 tie trani-feired !•> tin- liept
■r state. H- bn'amc f .isl.iiit m-e-
- n;-- !- ie and head messenger
in 1910 Sum- lOJ.l he has :iLn act-
1 jis (ieik. fiist to F*cj(1;,iy rdl
St;.'e Mull and then to mo.
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Luuuiieiiu miui'i"
P, C. Potts, assistant director of
the AmiM'ican Fouiidalion for the
Blind, the Special Education offer
ings include a background course
dealing with the deviations of the
physically, mentally and .socially
unadjusted child; le-t.s and mea
surements of the deaf :ind blind,
euri'iculur rraterials fur materials
for blind and deaf chldrcn, the,
SERVICES FOR FLYING PllBLIC
WASHINGTON — Twenty differ
ent flying .services are being fur
nished at present by the CAA's Fed
eral Airways personnel to aid the
flying public. These range from
li'ii’rly and special we'Other reports
and notices to airmen through two-
'.•ay coininuihcation with aircraft to
ii'h ctiun finder services.
. . • • • ^ G
The thirty , iglil stud*
visited Rah igh and Durham wi-!i;
: Lillie Mae And'r.son. Rosa I.cc
! Blacker, Ruth Klizabelh Brown.
! Jannitt Lucille Bry:int, Winsto i
Childs'. Je.ssie Stvnii Comadoi.c.
James Williarr Davis, Annie P-ar
Dixon. Alice Durant. .T;imos r'at-
I son. Jr.. E!n:i Earle E't.ylos. Her
bert Milton Gantt. Emma Cathe
rine Graham. Ilenr.v William ITam-
monds, Arttiur Tho:-.:!'; [lick-:.
; .Rimes Edward Hick.. Theodore
-lune.s. Hattie M. -- JMi.nson. .Imres
Herbert King. .Mi-lv,. I,..rriaiie .Mc-
• Millan. Alfred Teiinys ,|, N,-.-, h-i !:.
Hiilxrt Anthony X.x.in, RelH-it
, I.awrene- Patler.son. Alherl Percy
Pcarre. NTarle Arlene .-'.van-, Henry
Sol Sim(»ii. Willie James Small.
I Burler Parklev. 'rhelin:i M.'ie Smith,
[.lerrv l.ee 'I'hornas. Riilb EMlier
! Walker. Thelma William.^. Man i'e
' Mae Williamson, and Robert Lee
I Willis.
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I so that it will k''’|> hr yi-ari. now
fuinished Army flyers on mi.-.'.>ii'..;
! of three hours or moie. h;i.s .uided
j .l.tlOir feel to the altitude t!i,y uaiy
I reach w ithout an ox.v,:ene mask.
^ The new packamd i.'ii'-ii which can
'be opened with 't.-.ivdy mitten-
led hand contaim fiKtyc. i:im', eii >-
I colate drops, '.’.um drop.-, fouil.nil
leie.mi-'. liioi'ice drop.'- i iid chocolate
1 covered peanuts.
Polko dots and moonbeoms
... or in more p'octl-
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size polka dots from
ihoulder to hem .. . ond
stripes to trim. Print
/ Corole-Lyn spun royon in
Wing Grey, Romonce
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BOTTLED LOCALLY BY FRANCHISED BOTTLERS
moer of Uelllii Sigma Tie
hi Soroii'.y and Alptia Chuolir in
Washiinloii. D. C, li;i - accepted liie
ill', iatii n of Aljiha /.ct:. SigU'.i chap-
liM- of Raleigh to he vl-sjk.ts speak
er at the aiimral Delta May Week
leh'braiion wliich wiit lie iu-ld at -
ytiaw Hniversity Cliape!. Sunday,
r.lay (Ilh at 1 p. m. Eairlie.' the sumo
lia.v. llu. members will hold a dutch
lireai:f;isi i,i liiino*- of tire -speaker;
:.l the home of Soi'or Akins and as;
a grout* will ;iltind inorning worship -
.,1 St. Ainhr.r.- E|ji.-co.j.il Church. ;
-All of the '• plaii': and other ells-
cii'-ioii-- of pertinerit i.il.-'rest to the
■ loi iiy m-mbei!; w;r-- *-arricd on •
in III'' Ajirjl iTioeiing of Alpha Zcla ;
S‘'4ma chapter of Della Sigma ThC'a :
^olollty Saturihiy noon at the;
hoini- of Soror Culler, with .Son rs 1
('amei'on. Williams and Culler serv- ;
in ; hostesses.
.\ f'lll c iuise ehi{ k n dinner and
dessert course w.is served, Meniber.s
'.vi'ie given souvenirs in the form
-a Delta .'haped baskets of can-
dn.s ..nd nuts and iniii'.tnre imibrcl-
1... iiimri'td in soi.irily eolor.s. Soror
Ihy.iiit ..f the (Jreensboi'o chapter
w:.-. piesented to the member.' a
Lite.' . .’dernbers present were Sorors
IMI. Cuiler, I.yllc, Cameron. Wrl-
iiaii!.'. Slew III I, Hu.".;.'. Kyles. Akii;-.
Le\iiu-ion, Rcid and Adams.
'I’l-e cloM-iiu; riicelng of the year
Will h.- (il voted lo tho cl(Clio:i i
' Ific -s aiv; will t)C held llie third
N.;';'r(la,'.’ in May at the homo of
S.-i'.T A-'ams with Son.r.s Ligiitner