WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1957
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AKA’s Sponsor
A Charm School
ELIZABETH CITY The Alpha ,
Kappa Alpha Sorority of Eliza- ;
both City State Teachers College |
will conduct a three-day Charm!
School on the college campus o* '
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday,
March 21 through 23, of this work,
Public school students and
teachers as well as adults of
the community arc invited to
share it! the demonstrations
and discussions designed to
present new and approved
standards of dress for various
occasions, hair styling and
other manners of personal en
richmeat which will highlight
(he Charm School's activities.
On Thursday, March 21, from 6
to 8 p. m„ Mrs. Mac A. Roper of
the Department of Fine Arts, E
lizabeth City State Teachers Col
lege. Mrs. William Ducts, director
of the Ducts School of Beauty
Culture, and Mr. Andrew Bailey of
the D. Walter Harris Men’s Cloth
iers of Elizabeth City will be con
sultants in the areas of correct
dress styling and attire, hair ar
rangement, and personal grooming.
On Friday. March 22, from 5:45
to 8:00 p. in. Dr. W. W. Hoffier,
college physician, and Mrs. Geor
gia Long Smith of the college de
partment of health and physical j
education will be consultants on j
problems of health nr.d social an- I
justniont. This feature takes place i
immediately before the rmi.- ica! i
concert featuring Miss Vivian j
Scott, which is to he presented un- j
der the auspices of the college )y
--ceum commit;fc.
The Charm School activities will
be brought to a close on Saturday,
March 23, from 2:00 to 4:00 p. m.
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I at which time Miss Mamie Bedell,
j college dii Hlian, and Otto Harvey [
| of the P. W. Moore School depart*
! rr.ent of physical education will
! serve as consultants on table ar
rangement, host, hostess, and din
ner guest-: etiquette as ’veil as
social dancing. Saturday’s activi
tii s will be followed by an aftc-r
--j dinm r dance for all participants in
the Charm School activities. Zeta
Kappa Om :;a Chapter of the Al
pha Kappa Alpha Sorority of
which Mrs. S. D. Williams is pre
i sklent. is sponsor of the Charm
| School.
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j more liuud than surface cooking.
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Yr.TKfA.NS A.DMINISTK4TION '•Hire
l>r. Joseph W. Parker, Jr.
basilrus of the Alpha Omi
eron Chapter of Omega Pm
Phi Fraternity, Inc. is shown
!he Omegas’ program with
Prof. Carl E, DeVane, (center)
Shaw University, instructor,
who was guest speaker for
Memorial Services March 10.
Looking on is John C. Bias
of Scotland Neck’s Brawley
High School. J. B. Barren
Foto.
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| DELTA DOINGS
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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' The past weekend has been a
busy one for Alpha Zcta Sigma
Chapter. Friday, March 15, saw the
» initiation of Mrs. Gladys White in
| a beautiful and impressive cere-
I mony at the home of Soror Mar-
I tha S. Davidson. Immediately fol-
I lowing the ceremony, the group
I was served a delightful dinner pre-
I pared under the supervision of
8 Soror Roberta Levingston.
Each soror received a sou
| venir from the r.eophyte, As
? sisting and welcoming the new
1 soror to the chapter were:
| Sorors Rosalie Williams, Flor
-2 eiss Turner, Pearl Peace, Har-
I riet Nunn, Almena Nunn, Gila
! Harris, Ethel Lytle, Alma Wil-
I Hams, Ada Jamigan, Gcrald-
I ine Harris, Nannie Boston, Ro-
I berta Lightner, Helen Ragland.
I Mabel Wright, Beulah Wil-
I Hams. Victoria Moore, Alice
Si Joyner, Elsie Held, Martha Da
li vidson, Elizabeth Cofield, Hor
| tense Fleming, Catherine Mid
dieton. Wilmoth Carter. Elnara
Kee and Etta Toole.
Mrs. White is elementary school
supervisor for Wake County
schools She is the wife of Mr.
Frank White rs Shaw University
and the mother of two teen age
daughters.
On Satnrd March 15. the chap
j tor held ite monthly meet
| ing at the Blood worth Street YM
| CA win Sorors Gila Harris. Elnora
• Kee Etta Toole and Ada Jarni
j gan ns hostesses.
The reports of the delegates
THE CAROLINIAN
to the National Conventfeon
i were presented and plana for
the Jabberwoek were dlscass
ed. Soror Beulah William* was
elected delegate to the region
al meeting to be held In Hart
ford, Connecticut! la April,
i Soror Llillian Abron of Fort
Jackson, S C. was a weekend
? guest of her sister, Soror Elizabeth
Cofield.
Soror Margaret Bugg was con
fined to her home over the week
end due to illness.
Soror Catherine Middleton has
been appointed division chairman
of the American Cancer Society
drive for April.
Jackson College
Announces 1957
| Baseball Schedule
JACKSON, MISS. Toe Jack
sou State College baseball Tigers
open the 1957 season Saturday.
March 16, when they play Xavier
University, the first of team
doubleheaders carded for the Ti
-1 gers.
Other games slated by the Ti
gers are as follows: Friday and
Saturday, March 22 and 23. Miss
issippi Industrial College, there;
Vocational College, Greenwood;
Friday and Saturday, April 5 and
6, Southern University, here; Fri
day and Saturday, April 12 and
13, Grumbling College, here; Fri- ,
and Saturday. April 26 and 27, j
Grambling College, there; Friday i
and Saturday, May 2 and 3, Miss- I
iasippi Vocational, Greenwood: |
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