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N. C. Officials Present As Pythian Leaders Hold Meet
Sir John E. Mebane, Tarboro, !
Leads Delegation From State
BY J. B. IIARISEN s
TARBORO -iiiph echelon tofui-j
ers of the Svprenv' l, dge, Kcightea
ot Phytl'i.,-. of North and South!
Anv?nc.ii, Europe* Awa and Africa!
met recently at she remodeled!
Fhythian hotel and. bathhouse ini
Hot Springs, Arkansas for their|
off-year meeting of Supreme of~|
ficials, according to Sir John A.I
Mebane of this city who S.s grand!
chfincetlov of North Carolina. w
Sir Mebane stud grand chancel-1
lore from if. state
end grand worthy counsellors from*'
17 states were present, .including
Mrs. Needy of Winston- Salem, N •
C„ R. A. Hester, Dallas. Texas
Supreme Chancellor, presided over/
the men and A. G. Gaston, Vice;
Supreme Chancellor. Birmingham
Ala., directed the women’s activi-i
ties in the Court of Calanthe.
Dr, George D. Flemings. Fort ,
Wrath, Terr .. is l'";. d ol the
house r< !vhtiv<- ins •
fSj'j' |?jyp
SHAW V CHEERING SQUAD
—The shove are the members of
the i 956-57 < fleering squad of the
SbaW University Bears. They
wit! lead Shaw students in root
ing for the team in the home
corning game November 17 in
Chavis Park, Game time is
scheduled for 5:00 p. m. Deft to
right. Janet Caldwell, a fresh -
war. of J.enosr; Emily Hayes- a ;
sophomore of Raleigh; Elia Burt,
.» sophomore of Faqway Springs;
Addle Ruthe Barfield, a f res in
tone* of Washington, l). €.{ Maro
i>. n j-Junttcy.. a junior of Wades- i
bo>o; Eugene Sturdivant, a !
frrshtnan of Peaohland; Helen ;
yjonir, n freshman of Magnolia; i
Watts. » freshman of j
Wavreofeoro, "Vag Jannette Ben* {
r>uttr, a freshman of Clinton; j
«T>d You* Smith, n sophomore |
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FIRE PLACE SET |
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; V &K FQR PRE-STRATE
v Progress Pleasing
1 Mr. Hester's report indicated I
jjjj’ nat retnodfeling of the bathhouse!
land furnishings amounted to!
152fi9,512 and voluntary contribu-1
Ir.ions to the effort this year a- j
■mounted to “more than s4o,ooo’’! •
land “a ten-year mortgage and
Bother accounts . . , well within
■the ability of the Supreme Lodge
■t-o handle".
jsf More ih»n a hundred Py
m tihatis aim Giunthiaus heard
L Mayor Floyd Housley of Hot
Springs address a banquet
* meeting and praise the “spir
it and vision” of the Pytliiari
program of health ami ;
through making available hoi
baths to ail Americans as well
,ts to its members. Health
Commissioner Fleming urged
!he state officials io return
■ home with new inspiration to
advance Pythianism more in
(heir local areas.
*■ supreme Chancellor Hr tei
FAMU Staffer Takes Job
With United Nations Unit
TALLAHASSEE Leonard J. >
; Ym.ng, former member of the fac
ility of the graduate school at Flo
rida A&M University, accepted
a career position as a member of
the division with the Manpower
| Division ot the Vocational Trsin
|mg Section of the International
! Labor Office, a unit of the United j
I Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, j
The newly appointed UN of- ,
I ficia! t'a native of Delaware; j
is a graduate of Hampton In
stitute.. finishing in 1947 with
a bachelor of science, degree
in industrial education. He re- j
reived the masters degree in
industrial education in 1951 at
Wayne University, and pur
sued further study for one i
year at the University of Min-
Better Buys
Better Terms
On Better
Jewelry
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i 3as»#.»Bg Rjfl'SMM^lnTrt
. As
thanked the jurisdictions for help
ing io ' make this dream of a liv
ing health program come panic.il
ly true . . . ‘(.hat) this Order may
serve not. only our day but the
dev- that, arc to come" as well.
Grand Chancellors ana Grand;
Lou e officers were R. A Hes- j
ter Supreme Chancelloj, Texas, j
Dreisbach, Fla.; Eugene Beck,
f»I. Albert lenkin?. Ind ; S. A
Burnley. Kv.: Samuel A. Mixon.
La.; J. Will Cooper, Mich ; W.nl. j
Tehhell, Me.; A. B Broady. N. J.:
John A. Mebane. Tarboro, N. C ; •
Forest. W. Thomas, Ohio.; R. W j
English, okla.: W. D. Lewis, Term.;!
Eugene 'West, Va.; A. G. Gaston,
Ala.; Geo. D. Flemings, Texas, and
R. McGriff, Fla.
Grand Chancellor Mebane stat
ed that Tar Heel Pythians contri- i
bated SI4OO to the drive and add
ed tin state convention would,
henceforth meet the 4ln Tucsdaj
in April each year
in-sola.
Mr. Young joined the A&M f a •
uHy in June of 1951 as an assort- ;
ate professor of industrial edu- j
cation and an instructor of cabin
etmaking.
Among his many professional ex
periences, Mr Young has served as J
principal-director of the Duvru ;
County Vocational High .School in ;
Jacksonville. In 1952-54. he serv
ed as state itinerant trade and in
dustrial teacher trainer.
He is also an ex-member of the
Tennessee State University facul
ty, joining it in 194?! as an an as
sistant professor of industrial edu
cation and instructor of cabinet
making, a position he held until
1950. Young also worked as a cab
inetmaker and designer for Lyzon
Furniture Studio Nashville, Team
Shaw Prof
Keynoter
At Oxford
OXFORD Prof. Carl Devane,
head of the Division of Social Ser
vices; Shaw University, Raleigh,
was the guest speaker Sunday, No
vember 11. 1956 at 11 a. ni. at Tim
othy Darling Presbyterian Church,
Oxford.
His address was a culminating
message of the National Achieve
nttnl Week Observance sponsored
by Hip local chapter. Zota Alpha of
the Omega Psi Phi Paternity, Inc.
K. R Bryant was chairman of
th< Achievement Week Commit
tee.
Mrs. Strassner
Plays Host At
Coffee Hour
RALEIGH- Mrs W. R. Stras
sner, wife of the president of
■ Shaw University, was the charm
ling hostess on Saturday evening.
' November 10. at hei home at, a
[Coffee Hour, honoring Mis, Mar
tin. D. Jenkins, wife of Dr, Martin
;D. Jenkins president of Morgan
Stale College, Baltimore. Mr.ry
[ land
Among the guests present
were wives and sweethearts
of the Kappa Alpha I’si Fra
ternity group as follows: Mes
dames A. F. Brown. Pauline
Staggers, Geneva S. Wade,
Doris McAdams, Bernice Rainr
! bow. Ruby Stroud, and Miss
Gloria Whitfield.
Other guests were Mesdames ,T
A. Boyer, Gila Harris, Rosalie j
Williams, D. W. Weaver, V. P. |
Payne, N. Evans Lockhart, Ro-j
berta Llghtner, 1. E. McCauley,!
William Hurdle, D. H Keck.;
Louise McClennan, Grady Davis,
Martha Wheeler and Miss Mil-!
dred McTyre.
Dr. Marguerite M. Adams and
Dean Carrie L Harrison assisted;
as receiving hostesses, and Mes
dames Stroud and Rainbow were 1
at the coffee service
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
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Vi tOI.LI’GF LUNCHEON—
Him.. informal inspection of
(S>r Air Force .and Army ROTC
units ,it V&T College was made
l.isf week cveral prominent mil
itary and civilian leaders were
on hand. Among (hem were,
from left to right. Col. Audiey
i . .McDonald, Maxwell AIM,
Via., chief of the Air Force
j ROTS program for Area C; Col,
Thos. G. Kelthlv, Raleigh, chief.
N. t. Military District; Warmoth
T. Gibbs, president of the Col
nc tm. » a «
Ex-Principal
Pleads Guilty
In Sex Case I
j WASHINGTON'-.. (ANP> T, j
i ftojicoe Evan*, former principal of j
j Shaw Jtmioi High School, plead- j
ied guilty last week to charges
i that he Took indecent liberties with
; a 54-yt ar-old boy.
F,:,:: i( has bi >m employed in
the District school system for 33 .
.vvuts. and h.i; served as principal :
of xij„w t'o th« past seven years
; lit-- (- si ’,'it d a week be foie poiicr
arrested him last May.
i ...
j mate ai ls involving the same boy j
iat fin school. The other four j
i charges against him will be dis
missed according to Assistant Disc |
j tried Attorney The mas A. Flen
; tiery He has not yel received sen- J
! inner from District Court Judge ,
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1956
| Prof Car! E. Devarse Speaks To
Two Groups At Fayetteviile
FA Y ETTEVILLE—S pea ki n g ur, -
di r the auspices of the Fayette
vtHe College unit of the North Ca
rolina Teachers Association Carl
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I Uoiveisity. was the speaker a? the
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