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of the applause (and c<.>:-sidi •<(•••!- •; "• ) v hen . i-‘
was virl Ha iiy nU !;I.•
and other •.••;. .•. on.
by student; ••• !><• "OS.:; ; •:= J>i: ui\ !.'•■:! it:.. lien..
lion program.
PICTHER
BEFORE AVji AFTER— Followed by the lit. Rev. |
Edwin A. Pennick. D.D.. Bishop of Eastern North Caro
lina and chairman of the hoard of Trustee;- of St. Au
gustine's. College and lit. ih-v. George M. Hcnr, Bis
hop of tV ester2l North CarOma, a sole ton and thought*'*
SOLEMNITY AND GAIETY MARK DR. TRIGG’S INAUGURATION
ST. \\ [XS’i'ALLS FIRST NKORO
i’itFSi 1 )i.'\T-- The ab" \.• -nos too: plane ,;s !>-.
Hi .. Lc't>!:;!rd T: ;l<v v.-as :• !a!hoi .:s lii o iir-1 X.-»r ..
j<• ■ -H :i in S'. \r. iklc's Foik-yv at ila 1 i
!?,’ a;. ao-.. a 'a! ': i! and :■!/. moire-.
COT r To\. i . .
At the left Hi. Trip.tr is shov n as he delivered the
V: at!ifur; ! add l )w i'o .■ a,. j■ o»of • ! mfr;:: -a .•<■■!
d-.•!'•; a'.<•.• ,Yom U'.ou- iim;; nine ; iii'isv ereties and <-<e-
Colorful Rites Mark
Trigg Inauguration As
St. Augustine’s President
Ha. 1A i- . Oi
_ nc*j.. ' t ..’.itiiy bi&im J»JC. t r u»»- 1t;..-
Ule prcsPivi it- j period of iron^i
ful Dr. li. L. Trigs’ prepares to enter Taylor Hall on the \
St. Augustine's Co I lege camr -s lor the inauguration >
I'ciscs.
At the upper right merrrb* <\h of thc inaugural pro- i
cession who ere .-scheduled to he seated ou Uii* .speak**
iimi, , . l>u' .i 'iv ) the-
U?Ss . , ,
•"fi ■ .*! 'u:.':;tc b she .vn ii!« :
i-i i: prapu-' lav --I p.*t 'a. •
..d'.i i'c-:»noiTs!v: sfctvtrKy i:-v <• univ « i;u
w.iit! isi-itAn :
:ihr!!)k( pi'it'i'jPh lh;s aVirl'
than any <> »4i 1 ? v. at jot:
••What ..i <••» the, stir fat*
!o 'on a » .’jfik’i be ii'<ni Swa
!iiu-i!y tiift. i tb;! ami exclusive t.n-
Hilt, is men ly the a:r;vims tv.-
aad : vra* r\ be! wave r •
tuatiy ue'L'i'i'ieit/ -a park ■ f * j ranA
V.'haJG.
" „T;h hi:a. ~ i.-e.ic-h-jp.v, and hu
::v. l: v,! .•tut• eta, •■■ e not :ia a: .. If
' ii'g in nii part,.- 1 of the Fluted States,
in the center pii oi opi:■ |;i■* Dr. Trig), ; slims it
i: r. medial <.d\ Hew-no the (■:■ eve’.- •••; \ •'! - •; <
«• !<i< r j !ght and two dati pa) ns ~: f i a alii!
yU-Wo Tripp.
At the upper rtpht a g r :mp of j ho dignitaries ami
j i ~, i . v ~. 5 } , . , ; ; i
W: A) UiHlnji i! \Ue ISDs a? u BJ.HHV •; fiiai •
i iia»- ii,!'ii ruD!ly prior to t!o? •.*• *r% nvonx. in Up vrou =>
ls ; ]}*'. ■!. \\ St 1 :*? u'GOjv. f>. i-Sait it o;
•• 1■ ■ \ j ; r* | ; ;. A
ers’ platform nnt* fchown. as they marched across the
cr.wpu? -io 4 ho strains of M<-nr!.M«sohn\ “War March of
the .Priests" ifom “At!,alia”.
*—•Caroiii'jiau Photos by Shepard
\ } t;• i: v . J) D , b-s}«<.*}> u f \V•. •• tCrii
»t \ ;' t {*o »'h iit'ici jii U'iC r') j•; > v Ri'-
Si ate !"< ’:H‘ h ( i(h.; tin !‘ M \ i ’urenrai).
Ai■ • a a,;:; \:: : l>r L p I j it;: J bn; -
S.roiia ihh'pgo and Dean ,\i;ti eF. Sfiute t ;i' i.ivmg
ton-'{ ollt-gn.
■ the lower right is shown i..\v eir-e Oxley of
(lie Miino itics section of the F. S. I H'partniont of
I h r ;,ad SI .\isku,stinc’s alurenir as in proivuted
thi- (Knt*! titot i.ltii’hi'i Is*' t.*'■ i‘em*;nv.
Man, 75, Is “Martyr”;
Undergoes ‘lced' Surgery
>(.'i siiMr'nl' 1 ■ i .i,,,, fi < '. •
a-'!,- ;• bv i). Aipie r.se ■•.. IN
a, a >f \ i?*■ i
Dr 5. S. C\ ?.:■■ sc. president . : Bar-j
, ■ : J e Ok st A
tin*.'**' ilutr.r.M.. and fi S. Lubtn D -
Gevi ■■’■ r Kn i Sr (i sl a l Dr I;
tv mi were abw mm by vir. Oxiey.
a'a\' by the Shaw Urjv< rsity ( : >
:vU Chib under the direction of
Mi- K. Constance Q Dell and Mir. -
•'* (f*lia I. Perry and Virginia ■
K. <'. c: as instrumentalists.
The general j#»i! 11 ..-erral ■
tce war headed -fcv Dean C. D 1: !
ibiurton. Tinsley L. Spra gains serv
ed ; • Chief •Vl>.r.;han while Dr Ed
nri D. Blackman served as ,ue.-i :
dentN mars'uil.
xTi-mensfKYl ETA SHR KT SHR '
Di 'l’riL.;: . graduaUt c-f i\J< :•
tan College. Baltimore Md., fid
Syracuse University. Hr sewed for
a number of years r.r. president of i
the Elizabeth City Teachers Col-!
hire and has. been employed as!
• i.MO<: i>; • Tlnte executive ui
*;« ’Ct..) c: the Southern fifegion.il
In addition to the hundreds cl
.duouters md other igruUincs p.c--
■nt the auience inc hided interna- .
? tonally famous concert artist Mat -
Anderson, and Hieinbi'ts of the
Tntj;:, family including: Mrs. Tn,:-i;
ad daughters. Melvt-i tr and 1.--
ata .v Trify three- brothers, Dr
'-..ij.i. }; Digg phv.'.jcbui, Norfolk,
vn, Or. C. V Trigg, pa Dor of So
- rn Meihedtsf. Church of New York
City; and Dr. Edward G. Tri
i '.’ofessor of veterinary medic hr . :
Turk,'get; insv.rute.
Committee To Encourage
Scouting Is Selected Here
i he* Raleigh Wake County Divi
. Comm ttee of the Occonccs
<■ hoe Council Bovs Scouts t,f Aiinev- i
ha in a recent meeting elected the
officers t* promclo scouting it,
Raleigh and Wake County for
1940.
Those elected were. M. H. Croc
ketf, principal, < -,v. School for No
fro Rlmd chairman; P A Wil 1
ii-irns, vice ehEi*mar*, organb.ntiur 1
und. <*x.tenti-.p; s. W, Slaie, ad
V iilTl',’ '.LLP, A 75-vear-old
. ;• : iu- ■ ;a- ! . ome a martyr
i'.i;- :'::o const ■.{ science even
" . :M . ft'Vi bit. service to
fasirni'ii.;
W-.ii.-m Wan., -vjitogenerjan
f; ui ’ j th, area, became the
I A iV: r 1 • A .;? :(U 3 l ... o an opera-
U‘.»u f'.'r v\ i-k'h ; e-; :;; : o!Tition ane
' - ,-i WaJni'u V. ilOll l-.e had
. w ;rnhtis Coun-
D Hosp.tm last .v ck.
iirgTtntit i st:
Tiic- c.o . : til. amputation is
i. 1 ’.a -I,- .■ i; marked the
: . ■■■! ir a nan -nn -r-cihod had been
o -iin! fso because it marked
ii ■ 1 'in,. • : patient oi
- i -a nir' i .in ope rat-
:r; ' it* ictmly to tinder*
: a 'a(’i. fan and left the
. nt-a-iy ti.e same technical
yxkvl > oiiditicu as when enter-
Wr,r«i'; iiaftt icg was amputated
V i.’ : ‘ ' I">\ i!h knee as he
i' a.ia ids conti-ibttiion to Colum-
Cm.nty Science The opGra
t ,! 'ti vu. f. und recsc.sary when s
ie ; pot - ' v/fieh appeared or;
. Ward’s years ago grew so
::: -.at- that it was found expedient
do severe she limb. The- "spot" gI'CV
. ' si.;< io -.1 it prevented the aged
.wan from A-a lking.
UAH (,OOn TIME
Ho.spii:,! -attaches noted tha pa
■ iota a-a;,!!. enter the operating
! ■ ’>'(' , skeplcism, but not
"Will" vi md. Hi bad a "spanking
U'-od time’ through it all
!•' tlu* re: iteration method of
:.i'H'thc.-.a. tiip area to be worked
up is ivw.n so m, ;o make the
! ikitic.it bllvious to pain Ward's
wrapped fur some four
hour:' in crushed ice before the
• ■ -t oruj-utrit-on began. He co
-1 pciut.-.i '.vim Ux doctors in a
" i ixvbefore seen in suett
. ( a- it was pointed cut.
i. Dr. Harold L. Trigg, Jr.,
f-'h.ef M sidcnt in psychiatry at Bci
v’k H■■■■■!. Nn... York, was un
*l If to be present.
once-i>ur.t; W. H. Quarles, Jr,
... .-'ti-. •■ ip training; C. H McLen
i don, health arid safety: Dr. N. L
’erry, camping and ac.ivitics; R T.
T-oung, finance. Lcondias Frazier,
:nJ Znck Ellis, commisloner.
It was also announced at thb
uie.-ting by G F. Newell, field
com executive, that the council
md reached at the dosed of 3948
an i U tiro* membership of 2060
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