PAGE FOUR
EDITORIALS
THEY NEED TO BE TOED
The fir;;', xpenkcr to extend greeting's
at the inauguration of Alonzo (E Moron
ws president of Hampton Instituti was
a representative of she governor .>r the
State of Virginia, selected from the
State Department of Education to be me
personal and official amhamadoi of
Governor Tuck,
During the course of hi? speech he
had .several occasions to use the word
''Negro,” which to the embarrassment
and chagrin of he large and distin
guished audience he pronounced “Ni
gra,”
1+ may he that the Negro is a little
hypersensitive about the pronunciation
of the word which designates his race;
if so the .sensitiveness is understandable.
As the speaker went on. possibly under
ithe strain .of nervousness caused by the
subdued but unmistakable murmur
through the audience which nceonipan
t a- unorthodox pronunciation of the
>rd, ii sounded more and more each
time like the diminutive which the Ne
gro so strongly resents.
It may be true that Americans ordin
arily do not stress the “long’ sound of
the final letter in words like 'piano,' but.
if is equally true thatthey do not say ‘st u
dui’ or ‘studio or ‘guniba’ for "gmvd
leveu in the South, .-cad fiC’" > ■ u■> < "ei
for shortening the long V in 'Negro tv
the equi valet of a short *i Ihe Negro
knows all these facts, so when the worn
emerges from the mouth of ’>
speaker a ‘Nigra’ the uneoin'orlabm
thought that occurs to the hearer- is that
the speaker is compromising bet-w en ;
forthright ‘Negro’ and the worn tE«
gro regards as a rrnu x *t dw- -pen ; .• d
■condoc ension.
Every white speaker bw a N«-gr"
| audtem should be warned and briefed
* beforehand or thi-s matter. If he nr
i weii he w-;! r>e willing to make
, .real effort, to comply with what is <
peet< d <-f him in the pronunciation
the word. Because of habit n > tay mak
; r Hip, r,;,t ;j hint from Du cm* omo ■■'■ m
bring it bacs to his minci it b neisis! -
>n 'Ee niongr*. sized pronunciabmi, it. <s
pi etty good evidence that lie is not pre
pared to speak before Negro audiences.
Somebody needs to tell t.h> m If tl. e•
* h.i\n the right attitude -end -tr • ap
* pi. ~-hi d tactfn !v they vid w • ;C t.m
t caution gratefully If the r> ~*tion \s '.th
-1 nrw isc t.hcy should be dii-awn ag d i i ■or
appearing before Negro oudi ; ■-
EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS
i The little school in Mississippi wn-- h
rejected the $50,000,000 nit or - • üb
t self into academic slavery and arbitral-'
f
, control wa.' under - tew f«« femptati'-
’ and P stand for decency and honor
I ail the n or e p raise w* u,,v because A s
I that. It deserves even more Tccht in that
| the of racism to which the
the college are not emphatically reject
; ,cd among many of the people from
; whom it draws it students and what sup
pi oil it has.
! It should be noted, however, as an
* evidence of the progress that, has been
* made in a generation in the iboul h that
racism of the more rabid type has to -
great extent disappeared front the con*
, rent of formal education in schools
Jot }; gher learning. It is probable that
corresponding progress in 1 1, iline h.as
been made in the elementary and high
; schools.
The idea >f ts e necessity and propri
<ty of rigid racia’ aegreg stirui is still
,strong and still oiTicial. The eminent
- New* nod Observer concedes t h at. the
(South still has strong vie - * or- racial v
THE C AROIAN IAN
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the Post Office at Raleigh, N. C., under the Act
<g March 3, 187*.
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Individuals. The Carolinian expressly repudiates
’reeponsibtilty for return of umolieitcxi picture*,
manuscript, etc., unias* stamps are eem.
la t ions. More and more the orthodox
point of view of those who lay einim to
enlightenment is that justice and oquit.v
in the treatmen of *bc Negro and in tlu
races can and must he arrived at, but
within the pattern ,of aegn-gntion Thom
who subscribe lo this theory hold that
gegregation may operate without dis
crimination t.o Mu. dleads antage of the
Negro.
A good example of this attitude, whack
I. becoming the orthodox outfit in stami
■is; found in the 'mar of this Mississippi
school One of the member, .of its board
who was unalterably opposed to accept
mg the millionaire oilman's offer ai m de
dared that it was ’‘unthinkable’ that
'Negro students would ever be admitted
to the school.
The South is justly proud .of the out
come of the issue m this .arc. and there
is no denying that the rejection b,v the
impoverished college of the magmfiont
hum of money is a reflection of the pro
gross that ha.-. bem made, even in. Un-
Deep South, toward truth and iv meet
for truth. Not only t.lie action nj the au
thorities of .bdferxon Military College,
but probably more so, the reaction oi
the •-!-• a them public 1.0 the integrity of
the college in this severe testing, is some
thing pretty fine. We be In - ■ ‘hat fifty
years ago there would i:a\ * been many
institutions in the South which could
have convinced themselves with little
trouble that it was not only their right
•?,, accept the money under the terms
proposed by the donor, but their duty
to teach the doctrines he advoates, even I
if they goi not pay for j
ANOH I ER MONKEY WHENO l 7
h ha.- happened again. Some ;w !.
unidentified person or perrons Imvm r -
ferc.-.l objections ‘••.'fore the City (.’nun
i1! |o the propose-) to enlarge lialeign A
municipal in-using projects, Cha- -
iu ghls and Haifa s. Court. The •• by g 1
em.mcnt had previously -•!•-, ' o -i t'
.billions, which would im vt-.i > 'b< < .-
pstity of the tw.o projects f-.y 150 units,
. : d the local housing nut: =.*?ity w t
i, to apply to th- j.vopm Tedcral
ho-.s-ng agency or funds, wh >• n .--n a*
torney turns up b<>l'or»- lh»- co-.mcu ask
sra for a postponement of aril »n. in ! !<--
imr test of a client or clients he declined
to oentity.
Sdmre has f-een enough opposition to
■ <iu«ing project in Raleigh already
■ : - \ ear. Thu.; opposition has made itself
,j, -pit, the crying need for iow-c-.vd
I y, j. .using, especially lor Negio
l ain ,<■ i., -11 at i< sst those oppiont tis-r. of
niio'r sousing d< • ciopments have mad'.:
th< n- -• lve.s known from the beginniiH > .
rid general promptly made an honor
..■oi,. presentation of tlmir side of U
i a sc.
• k ,>at tire object' r<• may ■■ t - '- the -
tens.on of the a heady existing’ muniej
pa ily controlled housing project -, rt the
.sites fey now i eupy ha;? not been made
kr.-rw ri at this writing, and it is hard (>.>
'imagine w h a ! ot»jec-tions < mild in
.taisod In view oi ill fin- facts, or lacs
iof them, it is a Iso dift'iciot t<’- o'ldr istan-i
why twe * ty <-oimc ! ous.-ntod to an.
delay’ in going or about the busmens >i
providing this nm h newde-i hi using ! ;
v.'bich Federal aid is obii • ,
UNFORTUNATE
H i.i very unfortunr-rte that there h .
to be a pubbe dem oriel rati oi and a . -
railed strike at Washington High Svh<....
me; something no m,ore basic than
there should be a dance after the Hen e■
(oin;: g or-;ball game. Without a scssing
•the blame the case. and in ft; - jibsai;.
of a full knoyvledga of the co ,■ unist.a-nes,
the < A KOI il NI AN is stiil sure that the
matter invoved could and should bave
been settled on a basis satisfactory to
all parties concerned short of H parade
up Fayetteville Street, by part of the stu
derd body, and unoomplimentarv pic
turns and front-page stories in the daily
press. We hope that there will be no i cal
tor imagined occasion for such a public
airing of such grievances on the part of
(the students, or as in this case, some of
them, in the future.
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gardioNS of '."ho ho » . wit ore - M .e
lives, or ;t‘ii h.; ra r, >..:ih ri.tUo'i
m* rotici to* oi ’
Hvvto- •,> tho record of the
’1) * ‘ : t \'i jon th* TVMV.:-;
'O' rnai the national V"
i.: jt, ? •, ; . -jone iiti Je in me
. , p-j ,ti -yr - }-~ of ih*
Ctwnralttce as passed on t.o the
Cercress idem T»-un.an
Bu? h * d that the fight has
n;M iirt-’, l'.- a rri; f C Uirrc lite'C
tonal ob,-r:■ ■--- l-e* adds, ’on
j;•.c,'h«r i• ••1 there h.vc itso
been advances on a wide f.r't.
aud then-; Is every reason ■ 1 '■*?-
1:. '■■■:• flJlldsn-'-i
--•e prog I Si 1; hi'ng ", ■d- in
th- fieid menjgho’.d. Utc cou.--
try a a.-•• t.oU The mere lad
that exto , * a-n ■■ r invil r; h 1
,* j j x.w? isr u e t n • C‘!T> p V' :-i 1 1 > * h
‘ i :♦> C'-qip)» > |1 ’it 3Es I t; ’
nnu >f The id* »c • «*h
...to p. .pie V. ho had IV V O-1
. j ■} (he existence ,»f
It! This Our Day
HV . A » * I H K v -
M* \ I I of INI', M KV
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of Pit. dent 71 m ■>< '■ edcned
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ward p' r, l’ f iti 1 " w.v, id •>
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s T-rti'i It gew rai v lid receive
.v rvjurh ii :' vfii (rem thi 1 >< r i 5
m Hie t'rt< kv* :■ i-cl ait.a-; other
yniik, the ciat! is s’ni ply art
Pfin i>rslfncnt ruder
r. i,.;- nl Sifito V-. in <
I. rriil mrnl U* the Home
1 ... ■ . sp. \ff s • s <'umr iit.lce u.'7-
P•: ! r, n of Piv idd'l
i'i iniart*. •.••vim f<».‘ aid pi o
nr mi i <i i"n'kwani ..»•<••••.« said.
•'Tli< is ■ ir;i mi is not i iisf'ivy bi*t
v'ti: >iilf'iji fi busr■'-ssltkr it
t> ii-.pi i ■ ■.■< the most crucial
pr. :11 r■; s,. -.viih which our world
i=; i " ir, addition hr
poind'd ' 1 that ’tie pi'ir'iiim <••••
)■ ihr inic: est, of world <•t in it .•
The above quotation. in thi
•i. i iter s a.v of thinking, Is the.
sr.i rpi of tiio f-rdiro. p: ■■.! H I?
Ihr f o'f" : r.'|( World < risis, the
Opposing firlion;, of the sn r:fill
rd ‘advanced peoples" ib.-
"niarh raves nr ahuut evenly
d.ivvtercl Their id«ul.o,rdc« arc rl
rxlrornu odds with < ;•< h olh.' •
and. have tern tv, for « o>ot;,
loc.g lime In Hie dark-rising
riend. of world emrfliet among
the ro-cnTlcd muster races cacri
Conflict, thin; all the rest of |ho
side v, i;l need ihe IKkor and nat
ural resources of the underdo
THE f* ARf) If NT AN
v. ide areas of -'i-'-vh-n n d"-n i; d
in.i ‘ INtu’C.N iu*‘ !'.->VV w:>:n •».'»' '(!{'(■
ah'th in ; ;i tnark >i pi-
The great vah.n* s 's tin; ovn
m- .-tI,;- ,iis inO.-IJi-'f nt ;.nd
? f-i jtivdy d; ii ll .■ > s• ed • i-i r
t: tii.o wv are ! kdv ?•> o 1
;-jo dose to too tiatllo to oh
S'T' l carefully hov. it is go, 1.4
\\>- nerd the rev,. ..! nice live
:•• on. th 11 ■fueuametu -i pi■
c•• s” U: heinc n’.;,<i‘- V» »• > v
. n-ind •! •* dir ,o : ,.
;. ■ , 1 a r.evi-! -e--t.it!.g ore ti
hem.- mad*' mile ijv miie
. - -inthnfs foot by tr-ot. on
at;: iml cxleoMVC front
; sm« s lucre >s a "bi'o.ik
-1 ti. .i a .ptirficularl*. <
;?• ,n ho front after an a;
ue . ;.,c s v.'hvsi
!)-.i, , •-o !->iig tune.
o- r h ,’i , -V. :t
->t, ,-i rid gnes ground:
T i.c . r. ; <■ rnap .*
■peciil MistAivr- of th** foJv/Hrd
m. • - «viJ rich!• of 'he re
••t of » td.-U and reUgio-.vs dr
own "n -I'.riig <hc pad '’.Vr
j pile br.oki-i i,surd
10 v-.nt.-. u,-' . - rend L-in s -day of
th« r*-* I"-,*' T'-r. ,d,->u tiv
3* 1 ■ 1 -jt . r. f;\ :i K !:-;■’ ■-
l o'; -ora *!•£ and »■>
-1 • ,-ie .r
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1 . ,-i ,1, 0 o,- and ct«
n y-.v >-o, ; d decision /snd
-rdr.'rt-ie) act, ;, i d'.rrd-o;
■ .\ymid f idi: ;; ’ ° :h, !,> t"' 0 ,
n? -.> , ... 13 ' p.|< t i>-. ,V-d "-I
n. U ideal ’ <■ -'lll OJ'P'U
1:11 : ; v- for An •;■),< ns --f 'c r>y
rp-ert and .-, catty’.”
som*.' y- Ft) etianvple.
ti.c ftei.gsuiTi Kongo t Africa'
p iiot'h po f.v r.v e ‘ o
i nji: i very V'H ' :1 ■ 'd‘' i ->!
nwiifcp in thy I'K'scnl id
\« rid rnhittc 1
' l , .. {i -;i t-"i tie s
.p.•; U M 11. in 1- .. to Uo OH
(i t. the !■ il op si n cli,r a
h of th. ■' '. to ■ ,ec- tm e
gJ |, r i, , • Hie >ndev
,i ri u'• t~ “ • o’ * .pel t■ >
<i ;> - h • 111* i . oprai re
, : 1,1, . •I r. ■I h e I !>qir*tv
. ,-p ] : .. ( , ‘. : >or r*j
*j; i red to ect-iOH >• sot !W mater
fl.pt ! "i; t*(, k'. O 'l tfic«S es
t i • M- . J , he e I ■ ei| * •! : or
den.l ■> ;!• i . nioc:
. , . t ip: , iu< r ,„ pe n• t - Mii'l
i i e v-ish the
< s -f• i.- ; - i * • d r opir. t .
r ip 11,.,.,,' c- e u icn'to. which
.--■'v I-- '>r!{ v li t rionf"' r *<“* kv-
And r. if seen |!.nl mil if
this world s • •idus •>,, the '-'o
ri : i ■k I 1 ■ e ■ <| ■ 1
the best break they have h*rt
ir a lon, time The entire *-itiir■
ho)i iii.-d.p ■;>t ftp ; like kinging
gain ibe ei v mn, rrtali/jtig.
sfttr ,e! Is.hi true f v.erids of
that bvmi. ere: ' t'lori moves to.
o levst < ions ' * li: , wonders
to perform, io: Silent..'* Mr too*
s' 1 pt, e>ri iho se s and riues ufM'iii
the torn
Taint; s Ti n;g m e ..<!* pi of
Commodity Credil Cm eo/M'i-n ft
ported recent >. i.r. if s:'.4.'i!i,o(»f< v. >
imoisted in. tie <"CC price unp rl
program as of duly '■>' lots y> ,-n
Loans OQtstandV'’ig : <*hdcd $1 too.
000 while inventor o pespnred nr
det It‘■ilt. plil'ch-iSC acre: rnerd, air',
direct purcasc operatrans i 'mri
sen't-d an invcstmesi; of $i,d50,000,.
two.
SENTENCE
SERMONS
B1 REV. M!ANK t'I.ARKNt I
MUVin lOK \N|>
The endowment ever
; n ,->!; in the kind of the
ii -mg i ■ the ;.i ivilege t;f thank
•: v !; - i His Divine guidance
•‘•(t i'. > "ng-
I’tn . urn Id would be a cruel
•>iti dr- j.Ued ■: ice if men at
un tnnc- did not trow the;s
Mi ad ; u : „iy Grace
'1 h( Thanksgiving : oastin
gn v men cm oppoi tunity to
-k backs-.:,; d. t■:.*■ ■'.• j't and
upward, iied to recognize God
■ an tniit i img shepherd
If n: it fi.jis to recognize Hire.,
' * is to his own nnd >mg, for
Go;: oven grants 10 him ample
foi ea.-cf'i! ievi'Wing
Ivlciii men now don't seem f •
c< re how other , live or think
but steals from G ><t Hi, nub.;-
lion.*- provender to manufacture
in’-esk'.it.in:: drink
Veariy ' very drug slur and 1
place of tusiness has i his per
nicious ''nit for -cite*, mt) by ac- i
Mon sir ogant? v seem to sav
te.rn If youth goes wrone*. our
bu -mo. must not fail "
Bu one today has the front
-of the -tayc and general thought
is 1 living" - not enough is
bei-ug - ori ab ut toe Golden
Tv.’lp ' 3?id too n.tt»c ?.*oouf
1 HA mc&GIVING.
WE-;- 5« wQrderfu- nation ours
wt.'U.ld be if for all the *hui£s
G*..>d or-**.'ides (tee for lnan'-
«\ ing. everyone >n turn von Id
eft’-a tUatiksgivitip*.
-Man kind then would not be
v-*arding time in amassing Mr
tone-, md giving vent to lob
thinking rut would cherish op
poi hinitir.i to exp-res-, to Gee!
fit- t grat:",d»-- and thinks
The grafit-.de of God loving
riti.-en buiM;- a «ti >og and vis
• -■- •!.. natoin. hut deception and
hypoeiLy will undermine any
foundation
ts cinerica to honestly en
try the mate hie.-., heights to
h ,:h she desires to bold-claim
: i-f i r*; v aod v omer in
high and low stations must not
be ashamed tv ey.hslt God s
i ‘iM ccr. in belles'* in the
'’r x r a7 > VC} ’l l;Ih'-T" aon the
nm. i alumina 1" tight against
hatred ano lust., will litt A rev! ■
(itu-.f-ns, to a higi> plane "f
living and every passing 1 day
wid iirf THANKSGIVING.
» --
Dpi •\C Mr i •*• two yeais the
neuuu’s iuct\ f "i -it.s.- and coi
ie;v-- look the toJlowJjjg volun
t-i * action * ward liher-tlir.a
i, for.i of Uv nation's rd'uc.atlorw!
t-;.o i. . n.-, !
N( v a k, ft - Jawiai y. l 'H:t
1 h dvrs.tv f Dc-lav sire admits
~ cl Mf-gi.i Gurir-otc aptpiv
in, f-'v co.i'sf.- M-.'t - Me.red t>y
iK-l-VC ■■ C- slfiV> CulUvr fOl Nr
Wftlr-vy, ’la--; May 134 ft
Pro idmit It.co-i of W1 es'c>
Codt-ftt sun ‘iii'. rs I ',ai incj-.iir
ie.s about i.ocr end religinu - 'll
he dropped | rum iippUcsttm
foi adirji,.Kion.
Favr 'le- tie. Ark. Au c ist ,
pi ;p t'r i\-er.- 1 ’ < i,; ‘i rk-i iv-pis
aim fi-rst Negro studeril to
it, medical school; one montn
Irder first Negro student is ad
mifchrd I iv; sehool
vv.'-jltham, Mass.. October. IG-1K
P- i'iijel.s Ue.ivcrsity opens with
a polk'v of oomplPte racial «ud
ccligmn- cqufdtty among Mo
dt< nt-- -cti't f.M- iiiiy
r-fllcge Park. Md.. Novem
her 1948 Vt'c-.-i isity of Mars
loud oners;- 'u graduate webnol
• > ijuahttcd N'*.k!i'i students.
Poaghkecp-'i* \ V., Febr. -
ary, iP*ht President Biandirii, >f
Vassal' Coikys reaff.n/., non
discriiTtin-atiOTi policy -with re
gard to adTm.'r-"'tis
AYEE-K F)l-n>RTQ 3ATURD AY, NOTEMIiER 12, 19*1'»
BETHOEJGI*
THC
miM %mr.s
|f:v| BV MAN R HAM. Os if f,Ofi AN*
AN At,VI I'l r ntr OTI M
'flicre was hurdle into my
teeth ; few r!a . c ago and ityl'H
mr-nt against the ed-u-P Ih*
in on;, whu-h o hue hoxhi
make us Mil," 1 cur i.i- .-sds m ub
d: in i - it atnou!! 1 to o -o
dictnu at ap-iinst the --ut- *p No
pro race. Tht; story goes that in
a certain outhrni rii •* ■ hit--,
and Negroes were campaigning
foi for Uni’ed Negro College
fund, a: vot!h> mi undettakiig
.1-, i.ao l o found 'u the e- i.mti
A wealthy Met ro was appro-ich
ed foi a gift and he reap-, ndod
witl yhcek foi (ivc dollars
He ’ 1 not only a col lege grad
Uf.'te bi.it proto'-; j’onal ut pro
rt unc -I < utve -. earning annual
>v tlihty ni forty 'h'-ustt-d,
with three high priced cai at
hr- command. His home "-'a-- ->
mansion.
Here vas a man who abb o
all othm :■!• • i.tld have a sen-*”
of gratitude toward the nr'--, at*
college that acir'iinlsten'd nn’o
him in hi:; iov ly estate in the
day: .mall thtng . when hr- v -
wns dark ife was tt’ncfk'iar.v of
whitt no’d'orn. philanthr'.'p.v
led up hill and at time Into Ur
which iv a flowinyg in fuh-ome
sti-am :c that da’*', :• u t t'rlav
this ful Mir flow aiooun! . h>
little more tli in a trickle. There
are those of i.r; who always
imagine *’i,i( (be northern Clin
l an organ-,udioi! -. which found
ni and : imported gloriuii.'ly the
eaib, r-dn-.'-it inrn! instil ut i hi
sam-ng Negroes -f tin South
weir wealthy people with on
jin lited ore,in -ft t! a- a
vn.and. Nothing could be far'hoi
f( an the ti’ilii
These philanthiopii. omn’/a
Ur>n of retigiouK per.,ua.c‘ n
were often supported by ttr*
hunihir: t and ••impiest comniun
ir/mls When f iv,< a studeid ai
Be iiedict College, one of the
Bapti; I Ho?}-'* Ml si-an r.oc'et V
Is - ; - -rp* '! - .
chain. I remember dist’in tb
imw I v. n)d lii in bed void
tnoi ning.- and read the in.-;-.tip
tion over the door "This r"-arn s
furnished by the First Baptist
t"hu- eh if Nil k vilh , •; Y M -
: :» . ’ a isA 1 in
rii-t, a... it played upon those
then m igi.c word*-. 1 could en
vision a great congregation in a
great northern c,ty with a gre„t
wid learned minister -,.l nation,ii
i.’ivsc When in later war.. •
wa-.- a ~forient at Oilgat' Cn!
vei-.nv, the 'Fust Cliiui.h of
Kirksviik- New York" heard
about one n( Us benefieiaries
who was sindying it Colgate
LIKE TAKING CANDY FROM A BABY! By >fACKEN'ZIE
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Middle i‘ o y \ r - Mi , ■ tj'f * 'ii i s '<■»si. l ■ ■ ”f Kfr- uckv com
? O'! ' -. e . * v.i'i*- '>■•;{;) Vcd<?. v a] Com • m^n
,.jf nr „ j* , | . .. , 4 ■ <i--n u e» p'"r,o 1 N studenfj
••' 11;t■ /iri ’i hduh\ f■ School i
the s-1n t* bcLsL* as whiff yt
H: \ WJ r dDiM;.
Lexm.ui ■ •/ Kj ,h\r-r. t-me
v■" <. ** * % * m 0i t a ... .■r if r 1 1>
1 p'.?n ;n t»ORTSAAOUTW,
|ff/ A./ \ : --o.'‘-t VO.NffESTO' J
■afrV /.*, fL ;£ C+t-- bk’tV JOHK vV
MB N* 1 C? O" AM. i ATE ft BECAME'
w fit. - r «c v ,'. an- thf walk we
m ft \ ?■ t moAfty.
V ' T'.S [ Aku'c EujCAT'Otf
|§'% Ja >tL YA-bS ftECEIVED IK PfiNA,.
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W$A Ibis, ,;,r * J rvSTNStIiSwED TEACBiNS
# A?t4 CAREER • UTEft WE
.<W f * I i
| J| MOST WIOELV c ELt //
JOHN W. * Msok
mOMWELL , t m jJ%\
UNUSUAL SCHOLAR , / ■ ' I
1 ZAC HER S, EDITOR/ HRg- , / \ %
and in? 1 ted me to come up tot
a peaking er-Pagtenif ut..
I giadly accepted and t was
shin !;■*'(.* into a seu.m of -deep
hiivrnii s'jcn vhen 1 found that
K:i 1 ." lie N. i’ , w..;, a little
i oral settfemeni witli a post
--"flirt- and the church was about
30 >: 50 with a nismbership of
'< ■ than - hundred of the
humblest kind of country folk.
Such va - (ho "First Baptist
Church" who furnished the
i mii n v bic.li i lived while a
tudent jt Benedict The rev-la
tio;; did .'tnething to ?ne It, laid
uj, ■ me the solemn feeling of
"blipchnn in ii'pport to the
limit the cause of education
among m own people If the
low!; -.vliitr . of Kirkvil.lt* could
do -o much with their such lit*
bien I -pi, honoi bound to
-.1 nothing le-• than my best
The pi i’f' ssional herein be
h" < menlionyd possibly was. ed
it an j under similar ctrcum
-tanc. and he too was a pro
dm-i i>f the benefaction;; of the
humble The lime arrived when
h*‘ ! could in a. big way ou*
of in; .ifi'i'jencc >■'ontrlbufc to
the advanreiiion’ <<f the cause
v l-i.-h jar* ved to him such bless
mg Me i'- ,i uded v. itii five
d- '! ■ -. lien in- could have giv
'.’’i IIS !■ t.hoir-anrl •vithout finan
cial hurt Hoe.; this professional
smw< - i t the • ptrlt of the ed
ip’ated -M '■( J-. he i symbol of
gia 1 1111■ l<* t,h-ii (he educated
Mo, .n m uiifi- o toward:, bis
' enef.icf u ’ Hov wll hi ft
•pimiv nf -i i- 11 ■ philanthro
i-o . f t!n> iscgr i ypit.bist of
lunioiv'v.v Do"-, that -profession
nl '-.'egio know that he is i great
i' i -*d'. in I!, ;; he b bringing
down ll; .|, tn:* head of his tei
I- -f educational advantages,
the wrath th, oncoming pen.
c- it ions «
Bui -, n 1 ■.' i- a sliatneful ex
ample mot- si;airu-fu! in that
--'me *• ampaign in undertaker
wit" hid rfvr been th college
at id .>. ho Uni .>- v.vnc of tlm plea
;urc- ,nd privileges of college
vnnununion. handed over a
Hi rk i, i ,i hundred dollars
When wo have an uneducated
Yf ;• mg a hundred Ini!»’*•<
for cduca'ion and a wealthy ed'
uvateti Negro giving uve d-i
--lacs, wo have some food for
thought that should give us
mo: ii md gosfioi' Is the educat
ed Ncg’-i; ri ingratc? Certainly
,i- - * I of them, but how gen
vi cl i the pint herein pnri.t -y
ed" Titi- fmegnin gscls forth in
awful indictment, against the
Nrg;*n who can help his people
and will no!'