WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1954
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New Copses Offered At
OIkJW dbllUU!
Dr. Grady Dx. IXxr a* a
School of Rcl- in -y, U:. .
versify, a::: -
lowing there ec . are
Offered tan ;■ a . ■■ a . ; r,r :
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<1 > "Church S ~i Or' a r . ~ ,d
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day, February y, ;n Science Had.
Boom 3, it Vi'tt p. hhe c .
is open to a!! itifen-.--’;-d Six >'■
School and church work ••••., v . hw'
ran attend, It muG's each TykwcL *
at 7:00 p. m. ana extends fur [0
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with Marjorie MAIN ■ Keenan WYNN Jr
Today Thru '‘COMMAND” in Cinema Scope
Saturday <a v (Me son james wiiitmore
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Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds He.tlmg Substance That Does Both"*
Relieves Pain—-Shrinks Hemorrhoids
NW York, N. Y. i'il) ... |
Tor the first time science 1; . • I
found a new he..Png • ; nice *
with the astonishing to ]
shrink hemorrhoids :■ n*i u> *op |
bleeding—w itliou r sure cry.
i In one hpm«n!;< :d case after •
another, “very srrh m- improve- J
merit” was repot : a- 1 vcr :>c.J j
by doctors’ oi. .r. 1 . • .>,
Pain was relieved p.> oniptly. j
And, while g a iy r ' , j
actual redaction or retraction j
((shrinking) took vkn
And most amrc-e r ' nil .{Ms |
improvement va.; n. ■ . m :
cases where doeu r.~-’ . r- ;»l : ; - !
were continued over a period of j
many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers wen . :<• to
make such a donisl ;;w .-‘alemani ’
as “Piles have ceas, ,i to be a j
l f Now Comes in j
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<y. ' "Cm'Dt.an Beliefs." will be
---.i’-t by the R-"> ciend Jorsn W
f icniug, director of Religious ac
he... ■; . vh SI; .. Registration is
Tuesday, February 9. iri Science
H;. (!. Ro. :n 2. at 7:30 p. m. The
■ .1". c n i; s each Tuesday from
7.30 to 9:00 p. ra. throughout the
. ■";•.(.•>.1 ccc'.; .' and is open to
i 1-oore u-ti mini-iters desiring
'■a t: training and seif-develop
• t No prerequisites are requir-
f problem!” And among these sat
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i of hemorrhoid conditions, some of
| 10 to 20 years’ standing.
1 All this, without the use of
J narcotics, anesthetics or astrin
| of any kind. The secret in
I » new healing substance (Bio
j Dyne )--the discovery of a world
| faiii-ms t- s arch institution. Al
j ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use
i i .v h- a’ing injured tissue on ail
j parts of the body,
] Now this new healing substance
j is ottered in ointment form for
| hemorrhoids under the name
i Pr< pare I ’■ nH* The price is only
j ikw- a tube including an appli
: it or. The . ame to ask for is
1T: partition 11—ut all drug stores.
And remember—if not entirely
I satisfied--your money will be re
j funded promptly *i'rade Mart
FAMU INTERSCIIOtAS i 1C
PRESS WORKSHOP Nearly
one hundred high school stu
dents and fboir advisers from
the. Slate of Florida attended the
fourth annual iiKterscbolastie
; press workshop at F lorida A and
A. University. A .cries of work
YUERB
DAYS OF KNIGHTHOOD — A new organ iKution, to be known as “The Junior Knights of the Round
Tabic," was formed in Nett York recently. Several young guests were chosen to be honored as charter
members at this occasion. Among them, the tivo sons of Mayor Robert K Wagner, and ,!.*< kie Robinson,
jr., son of tile baseball star. Shown here in an atmosphere reminiscent of the till eenturj ire nominees,
Stephen R.iitt. Robert am! Duncan Wagner, and little Jackie, Ik hind them are Mrs. Wagner, Jackie
Kobinson, and singer John Itailt. (Newsnress 1‘iiolo.)
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I AKA Sorority Holds
Founder’s Day Here
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shops and programs, plus social
Fairs, highlighted the two-day
meet. Pictured are worshop par
ticipants and consultants. 11l
i iront arc consultants Freeman
iivnes, suitor publish,-e of the W»-
bile-informer- Freeman, Mobile,
I
the Alpha Theta Omega Chap-j
' Ut of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- i
>i>cnt a pie, ..--act weekend. Jan- ;
i iiofy 30-31 in observance of Foun-!
.*e .. Day A cio.-pol banquet wa:
: held in the Chesh.ce Building on;
: St. Augustine's College's campus >
| v.-ith hostesses being Mesdarnesj
j MarpnsrJte Adams, Hazel riicjg,
i nnd Aiis:- Carolyn Smith. The menu j
j was roast turkey, dressing, green J
j peas, cranberry sauce, congealed!
i salad, hot ioils, butter, candied]
! yams, ice cream and cake.
■
Highlights of the history of the j
local chapter were given by Mrs. j
Susie "Pfcry before presenting gills l
of silver bowls to Mesdames Fannie j
: Latham and Mamie McCauley, ini
| honor of their 25th anniversary ae;
j members of the chapter. Mrs, Vir- j
j gmia K. Newell was toastmistreg|. i
j The ba.iih ns, Mrs. Hattie Edmon
j son, led a litany o* rededication.
l-'rayei was offered by Miss Jean
! nette Hicks.
j Dr. Margaret Just Butcher, pro-
I lessor of English of Howard Uni- j
i vor.sity and militant, Washington,!
D. C, school board member was the j
main speaker a! the 11 o’clock woi'- ;
ship services at St. Paul. AME!
j Church. Dr. Bultcher’s address wasj
! timely, eloquent and thought-pro-1
j yoking. She directed the congre-!
gallon to examine our present 1
problem, di,segregation in the light;
of positive precepts which were;
; the main springs of democracy!
I < von during the time of the con-!
trove ray regarding slavery. World :
! War II emphasized the "oneness
i of people” citizens of the world,
; tor there is no difference iri peo
! pie based on color, but only dif*.
If< rences based on opportunity, j
| Segregation in the United States :
j is our mo.-t. potent weapon against •'
world leaders!) p, continued Dr. I
Butcher. Turning to the schools of
’Washington, D. P, Dr. Butcher;
said that only recently has any j
attempt been made to equalize;
school facilities despite the fact, ;
that the first public schools for i
white pupils was established in
184? while Negro pupils- in the be
ginning were placed in a church.!
'•'Nc’gro citizens, must reevaluate:
their thinking in the light of rapid ,
THE CAROLINIAN
Ala.; Toki Sriiaik Johnson, «o
men's page editor the Courier,
and E. A. Kersshaw. columnist,
'she Democrat, Tallahassee, Flori
da Fur tight are !>: George W
Core, Jr., president of FAME,
and Air. Smith.
i changes and drop their fears “We
j must", said Dr. Butcher, "be pre
pared to pay a price of calculated
I risk to secure desegregated schools
i feu our children. The law is not
- iuineient to .solve the problem, ed
; oration must go along with law”,
i “As long as we have God on our
! side as Joe Louis said, “we have
- nothing to fear”, she concluded.
The Rev. L. S. Penn, pastor of
Si. Paul, conducted worship sor
; vices. Mrs, Hattie Edmondson pre
; sen ted Dr. Marguerite Adams, coun
; sell or ana Professor of Psychology
j of Shaw, who introduced the speak
| ir. Music was furnished by the
I Choristers with Mr. R Herndon
j T oole as ox gainst.
I Berry O’Kelly
School Notes
! METHOD The N V. A. Club
' members are preparing for the
; Bankers of America Essay Contest
i <m March H. The topic is "Doi-s
| lhe Farmer Get a Fair Share of
the Consumers’ Dollar?” The con
lost is limited to the writers of
the eight best essays. The Bankers
of America are offering as local
prizes, sls as first prize, $lO as
second prize, and $5 as third prize.
On Friday night, February 13,
the Chemistry Club of Berry O'-
Kelly sponsored a pre-Valent.ne
natty in the Agriculture Building.
Special features included love songs!
dedicated to all the ‘‘Sweethearts
of the Campus”, the Hokey Pokey,!
and the Bunny Hop. Thomas Ter
rell and Verse lie Higgins were.
crowned King and Queen of Hearts
by the club president, John Green.
The members of the Chemistry
Club are looking forward to the 1
week ol March 21. At that time
the prospective new members will
go on “pro" and a special pro- ■
gram will be presented in the
Chapel, A very interesting pro
mum will be presented which will
be centered around the crowning
of "Miss Chemistry’’ and her at
tendant.
The boys of Berry O'Kelly High
School defeated Garner High
School Monday night, February 15.
52 to 33, while the girls of Berry
O’Keliy lost to Garner 13 to 16.
James Brown was high scorer
‘‘or the pot; with 17 point;; and ¥.
Haywood was high scorer for the
losers with 11 points. Elvin Pooh:!
and Alien Williams boosted the
Dr. Fisher, Shaw Prof.
Is Author Os Many Books
Shaw Univers tv mud honor to of the white Rock Baptist Church
' n ® of her faculty member*. Dr. m Durham. Previous books by Dr.
Miles Mark Fisher of Durham, inj
recognition of his most recent'
book entitled “Negro Slave Songs
in the United States", which is
receiving wide acclaim. The pro-!
gram was held Wednesday night, in !
the West Campus ~.- iuin. In
a statement regarding the thesis;
of tile book, Dr. Fisher said that
he believes that the Negro spirit'd- 1
als and songs of the antebelMn
South may have been more than
simply musical expressions. He in
terprets them as the oral historical!
documents of a people. A review
of the book was made by Profes
sor Caulbert A. Jones, Department'
of History, North Carolina College;
at Durham, who staled that this
is the most signivunt bock ever
written on the Negro, and that
the whole evaluation and. opinion
of the Negro will have to or re
done.
D:. Fisher received his pn.D.
from the University of Chicago,
his D. D. from Shaw Un:Vv r->ii>
where he is now professor of.’
Church History, He is also pastor
winners with 12 points each.
The high scorers i'r.r the girls:
wore Debra Lathi of Brr’-v 1 1 Kelly
and H. Stephens of Garner.
The boys team, of Berry O'Kelly
have w«n nine onrl lost three for
the season's record
The students an d fnrtil.y of.
Berry O’KeUy are hoping ■ ■■> the
immediate recovery of Mrs. Jac- j
queline Jackson, French and Koj-;
Ush Teacher who has been In mi-'
talized for some time in the Saint
Agues Hospital.
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PAGE SEVEN
Fisher include “The Mastei’s Slave
—Elijah John Fisher”, “Virginia
Union University and Some of Koi
Achievements”, and “A. Short H
tory of the Baptist Denomination
The recent book was publish..-''
for The American Historical A,-
sociation by Cornell University
Press, Ithaca, N. Y.