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~ Miss Ann Rhoden, Bennett j
joJlege junior, of Charlotte, i
Jays while Duke Ellington,
amert pianist-composer and or
hestra leader, and her teacher.
Ilf Fayettevilles
finals’ Speakers Named
FA YET T EVILLE- - Dr. J Ward
sabrook, president of Fayetts
ji!e Suite Teacher* College, has
tnounced that Dr. Carlyle Camp-
Mi, president of Meredith Col
bo, Raleigh, will deliver the
nmmencement address to the
[aduating class on Tuesday, June
iit 11:00 a. m. Some 132 students
re expected to qualify for the
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Mrs, Nina Xudrik' of the college
music, faculty, listen critically.
•It was one of the most thrilling
experiences I’ve ever had," Miss
Rhoden said. Duke paid a sur
prise visit, to the campus cm Fri
day afternoon.
bachelor’s degree.
The Baccalaureate sermon will
be preached on Sunday, June 3 at
4:30 p. in. by Dr. James H. Phil
lips, professor of, religion at Duke
University, Durham,
The Cap and Gown Day address
will be given on Friday, June l al
12:00 noon by Dr. Joseph H. Doug
lass, formerly the school's dean of
the college and currently assistant
to the director of the department
of health, education, and welfare,
Washington, D. C.
NC Dean
Elected
To The NPA
GREENSBORO—A dean at A&T
College has been nominated tor
membership on the National
Council of the National Planning
Association.
Dr, W, E. Reed, dean of the
School of Agriculture at the col
lege, received notice this week
that he had been named to the
Council, the policy making com
mittee of ihe 20-year-old parent
group.
The invitation carried the signa
ture of William L. Bait, Washing
ton, D. C , chairman
Bus Case
Decision
Is Blamed
ATLANTA, Ga.—<ANF> Geor
gia Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook last
week called for enactment of a
law to make it a capital offense,
punishable by death or life im
prisonment, for any Georgia pub
lic official or individual not in the
federal employ to assist in enforc
ing th« Supreme Court desegrega
tion decisions.
Cook made his proposal While
commenting on the court's recent
ruling outlawing segregation on
intrastate buses in a South Caro
lina case
In discussing the proposed
new law, Cook said U. S- mar
shals now depend largely on
county sheriffs to jail persons
charged with violating federal
laws.
If the Georgia legislature would
anact, the new proposal, he said,
no sheriff or policeman could as
sist in the arrest or jailing of any
bus driver or any school teacher
charged with contempt of a fed
eral court in an integration case
Enforcement, would be up to the
Department of Justice and the
federal government, would have to
hire any army of marshals and
build jails in Georgia to do sev,
Cook said.
Frosh Choir
Concert Set
ForThursday
GREENSBORO Compositions
by Beethoven, Bach, Mozart and
Tchaikovsky wili he featured
when the Bennett College Fresh
man Choir, directed by Edward
Lowe, gives its annual concert in
Pfeiffer Chapel on May 10 at 7:30
P- m.
A group of spirituals and Rina
wald's “You'll Never Walk Alone."
will also be featured. Other high
lights will be three numbers by
the Freshman Motet and two pi
ano numbers by Edwin Francis, a
member of the college facility.
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A picture like this offers n nice change of pace from the more usual
sunny day snapshots of children.
Snapshots Cart Bloom in April Showers
Though poets have hailed April; mg on the lens to blur its vision
equally for its “golden sons" and and spoil your snapshot,
its “silver rain,” many picture
takers get their spirits dampened
by a sudden spring shower. They
wrongly feel that they have to
put their cameras away until the
sun comes out again.
We suggest that you capitalize
on the next rainy day and let
your camera catch some unusual
shots—-maybe the youngsters hop
scotching from puddle to puddle,
a neighbor walking an unwilling
pup, or passersby and their ballet
of umbrellas reflected in the glis
tening pavement.
To be sure that you keep your
camera dry, select a sheltered
doorway or a window from which
to do your shooting. That way
there'll ho no raindrops spatter-
Dr. Locke Will Give
Mother’s Day Address
1 GREENSBORO Speaker for the a i .tie; at High Point College.
i Mother’s Dr.*y vesper service at Sfc ‘ veral graduates of the cC
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| Bennett College on Sunday, Mayl , h , ;,. chlldren (or christen
|l3at 4p. rn.. will be Dr. William ; n g at this service, a custom in
R. Locke, director of religious j augurated several years ago.
Remember, too, to choose 8.
fairly bright rainy day for your
picture taking. This will assure
good resuits even with ordinary
snapshot film in a simple camera.
If you want to, however, you can
have special “rain insurance” by
loading your camera with extra
fast film—it’s practically foolproof
for shooting on a rainy day!
The next time it rains don't let
a little thing like an April shower
dampen your picture-taking plan?.
Weather or not—your camera is
always ready to help you get in
teresting shots for your album.
So don’t be a fairweather friend
try shooting in the rain, too!
—John Van Guilder
Comm encement Calendar:
Drs. Davage & Taylor To Address
Bennett's Senior Class May 27-28
GREENSBORO Dr. Harold j Freedom,' 5 he is probably best
Taylor," president of Sarah Law-i known for his defense of aca
rence College. Bronxville, N. Y.. I derate freedom and for his de
will deliver the commencement j velopment of a theory and a
address at Dennett College on j method of teaching based on
Monday, May 28. at 1030 a. nr | the interest and needs of in
Baccaiaueate speaker at 4 p m. j dividual students,
o n Sundav Mav 27. will be Dr. Dr. Davage. who has served as
Matthew S. Davage of New Or- the. president of four Methodist
, ean; . Colleges—Samuel Houston, Clark,
Sir Taylor, who became the Rust and Houston-TiiloLon
third president of Sarah Law- treasurer of the Uulfside Advance
rente College at the age of 30. Assembly Movement, one of the
is a teacher, pliflospher, v rit- senior members of the Methodist
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Author of "On Education and her of the administrative board of
Man, Youth Redeye Heroes’
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, ST. LOUIS (AN.P)—A 9-year-i
old boy and a taxicab driver, who j
teamed up to save the hoy s l
ypar-tild brother in a fire here
April 16. were awarded American
Legion heroes’ medals here Sun
day at Central Baptist Church.
Reginald StringfeLlow, 9, picked
up Lendt-11 Stringfellow, carried
him to a back porch when, the
fire was at its height and dropped
the baby into the arms of War
ren Smith.
Smith, who left his taxi after
noticing the fire, caught the child
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Commencement activities at
Bennett will begin on Frida
May 25, when Class Day pm t
rises are held at 3 p. m. to be
followed at 7 p. m. by a The
atre Guild production. On Sat
urday, May 28, at 10 a. ni., *h*
Graduate Association vvill hold
its annual meeting which "ill
be followed at 1 p rn. by the
All Bennett luncheon
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