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‘NEGRO EDUCA TION’ MUS T GO-DA VIS
Gjurt Signs Order Com
pelling Administration To
ShowCauselnExpellingGirl
SEN.BARKLEY
COMMENDED FOR
SUPPORT OF FEPC
Salisbury, N. C. lANP) — A
9iudt-nt'a strike is in etU'et j‘
Livitittston c-ollrge, the AMR Zion
achooi here. Clu.Hse.s hyve been
disrupted fur the pusl week, ne-
kuliutiuns betwei'H the striking
students and the adinmisttrui lun
liavitig failed tu produce an agree-
fi.fitt or a lesumptiun of the m>r.
nial life of the institution.
A >udge in the local court sign
ed
ah ordei Thursday which pre-
,«bly hailed th,. dismissal ..1
ai-vwi stud.-ius fharaod wilti I support foi Fbl C and ol
loi.mnlina tlip sliike. Vlip nidi-r !''-dalion ot (iriiu ,■ m pi,.von'
■ elutr.-dl’i .-s. W. J. T1.-111 to she.'. Il','l;“i‘.'V»._^'-spiI. _lollois hr ha I
V/hy tile students Were being d
reteive.1 from Kentucky protest
rnissed. The Jute of healing' was stand. Senator Albcn
t fc'-j. la
set a.s ot Feb. 14
The stiike began Jun. 24, the
walkout ucciiii'ii.g ufler 24U stu
defats acting in iinusun had d'--
Uiailded belle] fraud, mure heat in
the dotiiutuiies and Uie cui reetmii
of ceftalti oUier vulidiliutii winch,
accuiding to the students' bill «f
grievances, cun;iisted ul luaches,
vermin wustc in tuud and uih.i
contplaints. Ti.e students have rr
fused to atiriid (lasSer. ui c.«
aiiaUiatJun-; uhicn weir m pi>-
gl&lU; at tile tlllir Uli(l) llu can
Uatitilas winch they apecily liuve
been leineuied.
Seven guls were disiiiisst-d, tie- (.t
hjg accused of sponsoring ttie>his
walkout., l^ose idcnilied iiiclud l.ot
Geraklihe Guidon, dauglitcr ul.iion.s.
Bishop Buford F. Gordon ul Chu. L'-aid,
Ititte, prelate of the AME Zn.n ' i; iat'i
klify. Majority Leade .
mmended by the NAAtT’
■] Ul eneinii'.s of FKPC kept eg*;
ir.g Sen. Baikley aliout hes .vuij-
poi’t Ilf tile bill He tinaliy arose
..ltd declai'ed tiiat he tiud Vol-d I 
(haft all yuung men ot llie coun
ti) to liglit in tile war and th. l
iti draft law had made no disinc
lion a', tu luce, cglui oi religion
He -.jiJ tie tell in hC. oWI. coll
-■ l.-litt ihjl J.e coi'ld licit Vote
jguiiitl J luejMili- de>lgrird to
ri\« jll pei.-.uit, a tall chalic- .t’.
I llipltiyilirlit ill- SUlU lie vva.s ile
t'liiotii-d upon ills course deapile
Ih* fact that many of his conatitu-
in Kentucky liad protested
iew ami Itad threatened l.i
against liiin in future el.
I hav«' u.wayf tell,’ hi
that tile filthiest.T a.s a leg-
- lastitutioii IS uiiJuslifiabTc
d'lurcii; Gwendolyn Shelton of
Chicago, Anna B. L. Dant^ler. N
¥.. Gordie Mae Zlegiel. Detiuil
and Jej'usha Tillman^ Asheville,
N C Othej studeiib. claim ttial
girls did not fumeiit t ii •-
stiike but Were elected a.s a cuili-
Oiiltee ufler Fresideiil Trent tiad
invited the group to send lepie-
uentative.s to a conference.
When President Trent and the
faculty discipline committee
sought to interview the girls, they
refused unless a grievance (--om i s iij c*. ■>
WU'. abo iieuid. 'I'he abandoimien*
ot eWsses by th entire student
body fuliuwt^.
Piesident Trent explained tic-
stand ol tin* adinmbtration. He
tout AhIP ttiat the aiiiiiiiiistiation
Wi uid lefiile to leilCstate (lie
•tiikei'.' aiHl that all stiik.ts
Would ia* dismis.-»ed. Up until the
last of tile month, all ol llie Aiiik
and mdefciisible . . I intend I'
vote toi that Mioltun (ciotuie) . .
Till NAAl'P lettei decluied:
"Ytaii stand on thes inultei iia:;
given tiope to milliiMiH ul Amei:-
eaie. who air looking luiwiiid to
a la-lU-r day . , Tin* AssiKiatioii
I-, hack of you with respect to
you! ideals which you fiave .so
ciearly and unet|uivoi-aMy slated. '
Will. FimmI Drive Fiir
VOI.I MK XXVI, NO. 2r.
IIAI.IOIOII, Nolri l| CAKOI.IN.A W KKK KMIINC SATI KDAV, KKllia'AlIV ',1, I'.Oli I’illCi: 1 IVK CKNTS
Mitvilli! 'hi lid Fid Im Policoiiien
TWO MEN ARE
SELECTED FOR
NKW YOHK CITY 'WULi - Th-
Wuikeia Defense League's drive t.i
colleel food for General Mutuis
I'tiikeij. is under way. (bocc-nes
I lleiteit til the l.eague's offiie.
have Peeii iteliveied to (he iegion.il
offiee .if if.e Uniti-iJ Auto Woik—
.M • delivereij .vas ^40 vvortti of
fond hougtil at the F.asieiii rtiu|>rr-i- '
i..t>c;:7jfen. TEX. 'I’oriiado vkatms whose persouai oeiut^ings ■‘wenf wltli the wind'' .taikitary 5 srarett
t wtHiliiK i-|{MirH In a Red Cross clothing center generously supplied by syinualhetlc lowiiRpeoDlsv
Citizens Balk onSchool
ASHKVIt.I.E A heville is g.,
iiig to have Negi.. polieeiiieii lu;
woig ill (lie Negrii disinels ot it.' .
eity. Chief of Police C W Dernnd
aniioimced thi.s week.
Two are being put on immediate
ly. subject t. approval through -i.
examination by Itie Civil Servue
board, and tliey will be given ample
opporliin.ty for Irainin;* so that they
will tie of the greatest service I"
iiieinbi'rs of then own race and to
the comn unity.
The two m. n chosen are Uelanev
A Horne. :i6. of 41 Grail Street, iiou
• iiipto.ved as a leacher aiyd coach in
(lie city M'hi ol system, and Gilbeit
Sligli, 3f), of 22 1-2 Short Streei,
einpJoyei; by the Publix-Bainfoid
thealera.
CInef Dermid said he felt certain
lioth men art well fitted to hatidlr
the duties thal will be given then
;irw} tb;d. f)i«c »-bp^ one-in keepii
wfin the trend'^nerally
Sol th.
Decision to put on the Negro (mj
licemen for use In the Negro li--
iricls of the city Is the result of u
loin- aint l areful study by iiiemtH'i
of tlie city c aiiicil. P M Boidetl ,
the cii> manager, and J Weldon
Weir, director of piililic woiks aini
-;afely.
C C. SPAHI.ITDINO
C.C. SPAULDING
iitfUSTORY MONTH
SPEAKER HERE
RAI.KIGU - Ml J. W Katoii,
l•llrlllpal of the l.uiiie llunier
Sclioi.l, open d fii*. Negio History
II.onto cflebr.dioii n-. piesenllnd ;'i
MAKES DECLARA
TION IN HAMPTON
FOUNDER'S DAY
ADDRESS
Hampton Instilue, Va. — T>r.yw*
ing a .siiarp di.slinctinn In-tvveen
"gro cducution" and "The ed
ucation of Negim-s," Piesideot
John W. Davis of West Virginia
Stale College declared at Hanip
ti n Institute lunt Sunday (Jan. 271
tiial "Negro ('ducation as a system
o. pattcin of training mipd Im
: dfd at once."
Speaking at special exercbits
v/liieh concluded a two-day com-
ii.cmuruiiun of the bii th ol Hantp-
ten'.' luunder. Gcn'-ial 5iuuiuel
Chapman Ainpitrong. President
Davis ilesrribcd "Negro educa-
l oil " a.% 'lased on an nhii-alional
liK-oiy which ‘postulaU-N docli laaa
.)! the ituiumi/atuiii ol peiRiinal-
dy. .social and cconoiiiii iindiuc-
lily, and -.ecuiid cIusb ciii/eiudiip."
'hn la.->t I’emaming ta.%k tor it,”
tie slutid, "Is to die Tlte .aim of
'' -eglej'.ateil institutions sliouldl
{•' to Work ilu-mselve.s out of a
joh."
Ii.-nlenl Davi. .aid Hut re
moval ol "Neitio ■itucalioii' aa a
v..ai.ilioii and educalion ol peo-
tiomic dividends ioi l|ie
and America, besides pointing io
llu freedom ol Ameiica loi wul'id
l.Kiel ship. In place of this
lilying amt paralyemg" lirand of
iraining, lie calletl for an edun-
iioiul .-.yst'-m whicli would imtet
' to tile eilucaiiun ol fieeinen In
a liei' .siK'iely and the eiiuncipw-
uoit ol llu- body, mind aud aoul
id lil.n 1 lulk. and Which Would
Ik.. I as I’s ha.-.a' philosophy thtt
valoaloiit .iinl etiucittiuii or pHO-
ple III Nine, ot then pel .uuai
' ..:tli and nut III .syinlioU auch as
' led  las.v I olui or ii.it lunai urt-
hkliii attoiial progi anvi of thia
ptohHopliy," lie Went on, "would
ill ess the Reaching of people to
Uyr UiunuAUousjy coup«isiivtd|r
.^iiti to a hpiiil i4 mulUiM N's'ing
iiiuf giving within an atmas^^rv
tie. fmin loiced segregation arM
d-'ci'imriialion.
"Mental and spiritual |>ow«r
d e|ilv jo.ite i III Nrgio aiui wtlltO
.I'K ' li-all . ahki H In ee e.ary tO
da I oiitiiMlilig deveiopiin 111 of a
iglii .\nieticah attitude toward
iiie Ktpialitv among nien 19 ui-
: ■ ■! lit 'll then hUlliaiiitV euUat-
^tativvs to a conitrenc* ' itiepi.y ana uiu-uuivotany
When Pwidenl Trent and the V
faculty diacipline comraittee
Bought to interview tha glHa. they
uaj abo heaid, The abandonrnen*
WDL F»mkI Drive For
y wiBW
.... NEW YOHK CITY 'WDLi — Th
at cluksas by^ the entire student ^Worker* Defense League's drive to
' " ■* lullecl food for General Motois
(irikers is under way. Giocerics
cdlectetl III the I.eague'a offitc,
liiive been (li-livcied to (he legiun.ii
office of die United Auto Workc
At-., itelivereil was $4u wortti of
food bought at 'tie Eastern Coopera
tive Wliulesale with funds sent m
for life piip se by WDL member.e
dl distriholei
area :
The I-eague urges its members *
and friends to continue contribut
ing .e much food as possible as
pii.(sible
Chief Dermkl said he felt certain
iioth men are well fitted to handle
Ol l/i u(itki8n{»hy, ' he 'went"o^ "WiBff
a the leucbiivg of !
body followed.
Piwdent Trent explained the
stand of Uus adminuiiration. He
told ANP thal the adininbli ation
Mould refuse tu leinstate 'he
linker.- and thal all sirikcis
ivuutd i>e dismissed. Up until the
last of the month, all of the sirik
ers, he said, had rrtused to leave
r;X TU .5^;;:
W. J, Walls ot Chicago, ctiaiiinan
• ( the board ol trustees; Bishop
J iid Mrs. Guidon, Mrs. Gordon,
Irs Jaine.s W. Eichelberucr, witc
(Continuetl on page eight)
Dr. F. B. Washington Key
Speaker At Welfare Inst.
RALIGH — E. H. McClenny. of
' St. Ai.gslinc's College, accepted the
Icinporary chairmanchlp of u suh-
lummiitev to confer with Siiperin-
lendeiit Jesse O. Sundersun. on the
wishes of the Negroes In the pro
iiio rii uetdilion tu the Wasliitiglon
iiigh .School and the erection of a
pew elementary school, ot tJie Tu-;-
: ila,v'h luecting of the Raleigh Neg.o
;(.'it:/en's Committee
“.o" a:..*;:, hold thkek who '■ leniporary cluiirimaiiship when H
bukikd live baby
;i.trt:.e"iir NTth* Columbia. S, C. ANP) - A ‘^elefne.t
«c|ai workers in Raleigh Fep-ruary
•m. ing figured in the burying alive .(■i,g;,joii over a move 'e
TievsUinv will be held ol Shaw infant whom, the mollu
University and St. Augustine's Col- j^yjj -y couple days
lege Discussion meetings will take belore Chrialmus"
place during the day at the college 'phe women are Mary Diehev.
a»>d the evening general session mother, Bernice Mason, who aid-
vinH be hel1 in Shaw's Greenleaf ^id in the "buriiil alive" and Dui iy
Chapel. Long, described by city ileteclives
The program opens with the reg- as an aunt to Mary Drehei.
uiration Wednewlay alteifnvon Keb- City police said the decoinposed
lUBry IS Discusions that day wdl hndy of the infant was discov
cover piinciples and methods In re- •‘‘.'J Monday by David
cording and case work techniques Fiad noU-d a dog diugging
ill probation Dr. Allen Winston. 1, yv.- ' Parent-Teachers Council! Leondius
oommissloiier of pu ic welfare, to Haywood.
wm welcmie the g.-ou. D?ehe. Wid. in testimony The Propm.enU of the move to
Speakers on Wednesdays pro- officers alu had drop- 'hange the Washington High School
flam will be Dorothy Druschell of p^.^i baby on its h.-ad while elementary, advnmed the
Oie Social Security board, Wasn- taking it to the burial site, Sh'* .'dea lhat the school had never been
ftiglun. D- C.; and Charles H. Mil- called tu Mrs. Long in convuni for u high school and that
ler. director of the State Welfare yy, adjoining room of the house ‘’s upproacli is hazardous. Mr
Department's division of instiiu- for assistance but receiv'd m Leoiilias Frazier stated that when
rtonal and protective services Pre- .'ii.swer. Mbs Mu.son jemed her Hie >rhuol wax ciecteii. the school
■tding will be Mrs. Marion B Wil- and the two buried th>- chili; board promised the citizens then
iCoiitlnued on page eight) v.huiii utficv-is helieve wa^ alive irontinutd on page eighti
• • WIVXA ■iwirrjrt#. *r*X - 'fomatte viciiiM whoee peimnbi oetotigjrafi. 'Sr'rf wuh twe '.'cnnmrr »
or suiuble weeilng epparel In • Red Cro« cloUilnf center gcnerouily suppUed by ayinDatheilc tiiwimuevioie.
Citizens Balk onSchool
Building Proposal Here
FIGHT FOR FEPC
ON BOTH COASTS
nen are well fitted to handle | l
the dutlaa that wiU be given theiai|||0«rfY|||| EArtOTii Ja
;Sorth
i Decision to put on the Negro po-
■ licemen for use In the Negro di--
trlrls of the city is the result of u
lone and careful study by membei.s
of (he city council. P M Burden .
the city manager, and J Wehloii
Weir, director of public works and
safety.
recent report irom the Noilh
SPEAKER HERE
. 4 Ad am
,Jeti*f within an aVi.
fret- frirtn forced BegregatiOO aM
L''TmiHtatiufi.
Mental and spiritaal power
tieplv looted in Negio and whiM
HA..E1GU - M, J. w, tI
print ipal -f the Lu. lie Hunter ^niericaft attitude toward
.peii.d his Negro History Kquahty among hh-ii ta In-
moiitli l•elebra^il^ll by preaenlligi ;o j.ei cut ii» their humanity etiual-
hls students and fueulty, C. C. ,iy .^ptirlunity is a_^ nat^al
i.-ihingloii High School tu an eh--
meiilary. and the subsequent erec-
’ on ul .' I.I w School ii„ .
j - nti;itly locuti-d.
I 'I'lie foil wing citizens were up-
I lioinietl on the education Commit-
I lee to work with Prof McClenny:
; Dr. NeUon Harris of Shaw Universi-
Uy: Dean C. D. Halliburton, of St
’Johnson 1College: W. L. Greene,
jonn.suo Carolina Educalion A..-
A t'fail aTbtou.lj.r:'”'""- ®
NFW YDRK (WIH.i — While
Boutlieni -irnatwr!) rarrletl on
Uiekr rillbualer. Use btruggle fur
FKPC prot-eedeti on both Uie
Atlunlie utitl Paclfh- loMta.
In New York, Mayor Wlllliun
ii'ltwyer proclaimed aa FKPC
Day February ‘.i8Ui. dale of the
Madi-son Kquar fiarden rally of
the New York (^omxcll for a
permanenl FEPC. In lasulng his
pn f'.sr ..'h ., ..^i>or said;
- | am heartily in favor of the
biimediate enactment of the
I'f.lS' nteasure now before Con
gress."
In California the FEPC fight,
which i» fronl-paae news, ren-
teieil on tile xtate legislature,
where a hill modeled after New
York's FEPC law haa been In
troduced by the state'K only Ne
gro assimblyman. Several other
slmtlar bills are In the hopper.
Fiuiii all parts of the  ountry
came letters ot Wa-shlngton
pruteslhig the filibuster.
raroliriMei;, of mL,;;cUli.l™ Sp.iuldi,„, p,es,.l-n, „t Ih- N. C. ,.f B
Mic-n.i'n an. b- M""'"' >■'" t.'llows lint all men uuthtW tiav«
ii,2 .Twllh Hoad raaull. In Char- ‘I.'.’’!.;?,!!: ^ -hU"' '>’*.»>-• '«
lollc, which has 6; Greensbor' . , j
• which has 4: High Point, which has \»\\ /''f
tw.». iinrt Raleigh, which has two.
No report was made on Winston- ftdtnes:
Salem, but it is known that Negio
piilicemen have been employed there
for -nnie time.
The Negro pollcemep will be paid
the same as the white poUcemer..
ifiey will be under civil service, and
. will he under the jjension fiini'.
Their work will be directed by Che f
Dermid pcrsmally.
ioLH school auf’itorlum The speaker of tiie capaiitie*. with whiek tfeef
pul diiwn Ins planned speech and ;irr entlowad "
talked to the students out of the Prr-sideni Davis descritmi “N*-
llness of his heart. He sounded gm education" as being ciiarae-
(Cuntinueil on hack pag.O fContihued on page eigM)
Cafe Service Refused Mrs.
Bethune At Ala. Airport
‘Don’t Cut The Rope ”
Says Palmer Inst. Head
Asheville Congressman
Explains Refusal To
Sign FEPC Petition
ASHEVTJd.E Rep Zebulun R.p. Weaver iias written as ful-
Weaver. U. S. Coiigressiiiun for the lows: "1 have consistently refused
I2l)i district of Norlti C'jrolinu, has to sign discharge petitions, becau-e
exfilained his refusal to sign Ine of the fact that I do not feel this to
discharge petition to release the Pf h-giliniate ■ r fair method of
FKPC bill from the House Juditi- legislating Regardless of the legis-
ary committee in letters to hi.s cun-'i,,tion which may be pending, it has
stituents who have requestetl that always been my viewpoint that the
he sign such a petition.
Hep, Weaver staled lliat it is his
•.pillion tliut legislutln,' through di'-
(liarge petition.- Is an unfair ineth.'d
and that biU.s shoi.ld be consideri 'i
III an •>inleily fashion by the cuin-
n iltee charged wllfi the responsi
bility for each particular bill.
latter should be considered in an
oiderly way by the committee
iliaigetl with the duly of its con-
slderalioii. and I do not feel thal
In this instance, or a:iv other. I am
justified in igninK the di charge pe-
htion 10 dischaige tlie toininttec
PRINTED PRAYER PROVES
NO GOOD
ATLANTA fANP) — Wood-
row Freddie t.ong, 2C-year-old
leader of a religions group, was
found fatally shot In Uie bed-
mHim of his luxuriously ap
pointed home laat week.
Police said they found In Uie
room a printed prayer written
by Lung and bearing thia Intro
duction:
"They who Rhall repeat this
prayer every day or hear It re
peated or keep It about them
ahull never die a sudden death."
Atkmla (ANP) -Dr, Wither-
Bjinon DodRc. field repri'sentalivi'
ol tlif SoulluM'ii Cimference for
iluinun wclfaie, wus back in At
lanta last week, Itaving conclud
ed a succi-Siiful tour for the or
ganization with Mrs. Mary M.
B thum-
TiiP noted Woman leader ad-
di-e.ssed tmlween 2D.0Ua and 25.01)0
persons, seeiir»-il and promi)t-d
th. raising uf $1D,00D and IS.DOtJ
F.CHW memberships in the eilii-s
Visited, the former FEPC region-.i
director slated.
No eity turned out l.-s.s than
5(10 persons to greet Mrs. Belhun.*,
vl ile mast of the attendance rat
ed between 1.0DD and 5.DOO. In
.Mobile, Ala., the speaker addfe*«-
Li' some 5.00M persons. Her vote-*
held up wonderfully and her ntuii-
ner was ever convincing as well
as the m(*S8uge inspir D*”-
Dodge staU'd.
Un three occaskma. aerv'ice and
>.'ating arrangements in pla^S
Ly which Mrs. Bethune ami Oc.
Dodge traveled wen-, challenged
by j>me:ow praatiecs, but the
piincipals rose U> the occasion and
Mrs. &‘thuue held Iwr St>at along
side Dr. I^dge in planes and M
ait ports.
(Continued on page eight)
CAN’TESCAPEDUTYTO
MINORITIES-LINDEMAN
NKW YORK — In an eloquent
and impiksionate appeal to the grad
ual*.; ..nil lu a larpc r-udience, Dr.
f^arlotte Hawkins Brown, regard
ed a- line of the most dynamic
apeakeri on the American platform,
challeiigeil the young wAmeii gra('.-
uair- of hurlein Hospitnl tu start a
• ti.Oidf for better health habits
am'-ng the people of their own race
in ihc d-ep .South "where hospital
fa. litie- jre woefuliv lacking.” she
^oid. "ai..l doc'lurs. deiitists and
hi i:e» wr*- t€>o few."
Dr Hiuwn said that young peo-
pi riiloying (he educational ad-
v&ptaged of any kind m the North
ought to catch the vision of the
Caucasian group who in spit* uf
contudely and scorn gave u-. our
f rst ctiuiice at educalion after the
(-muiicipution.
In no uncertain terms she called
these young women's atttentioii tu
the cr.e- of mothers dviiig in labor,
children being b>rn blind, babies
dying at birth, whole families being
wiped out by ravages uf disease
I ni'h.-cked because nobody cares
“Th‘ liealth uf six million or
mure Negroes on Southern soil is a
ehalieiige tu you young women
who. without ffiCney and without
price, ’xcept fur your conscientious
I ndeavor.-., have been given the op-
porunity fur such excellent train
ing." she said.
.She quoted Kipling's “The Ex
plurer" and in a dramatic moment
callel upon them to go and look
betiiiid the iiiountains of piejudiii,
(tiscriniiiiation and injustice am'
find their people "They are lost
and waiting for you — Go!" she
exclaimed.
At the close of the address she
lecited un experience In mountain
climbing where a group of climb-
(Continued on pagO tight)
Atlanta (ANiL - A pndiitinn
that the voice of th.* Unitci Rlul*‘.s
in world politics will lit- a inock-
I ry until .soin.-thing Ls dune to
hi ing justice to minions of Amer
icans who are 'iving on an inf.*!-
ii.)- level because uf a light Uil-
f. leiice in skin coloring was n.ade
last Week by Dr, C. l.indein.ui
of N.'W York School of Smial
.wu'k at a public forum at Atl.m
ta university.
As a gue.st of the departn *'nl
of .sociology. Dr. LIndeman ilis-
cusfen the responsibility of * ii e
lUmted States to the rest the
world, declaring we will only luil;l j
i.ui' pri'dominant place in '-he 1
v.orld for tin* next 3D or 35 years,
alt.T which we will luiw out to ]
Hos.sia. which wil) lx* ahead ul us ;
in poinilution and our equal in :
wtalth and technological skills. |
Towai'd nus.siu, he dcelaren, we '
.siunild lx* sini-erc and straight- i
(ol ward in our offers of help, and j
v.’ary uf anti-Russian propugaoda '
v/hich is now fUsKling this coiin-
liy from Germany. We sdiould not '
measure th.* Russian people as a
whole by our conception of a few ,
cemrnunisti in this country, he |
stated. '
Mrs. Marjorie MacKenzIc Law-
ton, above, center, of Wathington,
D C. was guest speaker laot
week end at the joint Fuund.-r t
Day observation of Lambda Ome
ga and Gamma Upsilon Omega
chapters of the Alpha Kappa Al
pha Kappa Alpha sorority in
Newport News, Va.. ri*apecttvely.
Events mcludtxi a closed banquet,
a Bpeciol Service- at the Queen
Street Baptist Church in Hamp
ton. and a reception at the home
, of Mrs. Norvelette Downing ot
l.umbda Omega chapter in N^W^
port News. Shown above wMi
Mrs. Lawton are, left tn righl,
Mrs. Lill.an P Smith basileua ct
Gamma Upailon Omega, and M«s.
Verna Ridley, batUeus of L'ambdk-
Omega. — Cooper PhoW