PAGE SIXTEEN
“Fear Os Failure” Cited By Dean
As Important Issue In Ou r Lives
GREENSBORO, N. C. "Fear i
cl Failure’ 1 was the subject for
tl: sermon' of Dr. Samuel L. Gan
■ : . of New Orleans, at the Ben
i.m College vesper service Sun-
Vac minister, who is dean of the
).■ -vless Memorial Chapel at Dil
>■ , ! University, declared that
•m, important issues because they
iv,• ny persons fail to take a stand
fear failure.
"They are so anxious to con
ti in with the majority,” he, said,
"ihat they drain themselves of the
si i''stance of self because their
stand would be interpreated by the
majority as failure.
"Jesus was a failure as far as
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I the zealots of His lime were con
cerned because He did not, con
form to their ideas and io the
standards which they had set up
for Him. Yet, He went on to be
come the hope of mankind "
Dr. Gandy cierrfed the tact ihat
when issues become "hot”,” many
people "go where it is cool.’ He
said that some degree of success is
necessary for man’s urvival, hut
that ranch of what is termed suc
cess today is hollow.
"There is a sense in which to be
gin to fait is to begin to succeed."
he concluded, explaining that many
individuals to not. discover their
real selves and capacities until
faced with the possibility of fail
ure.
H. S. COOPER
GREENSBORO, N O. - Ere
sent day students must make more
adjustments to scientific advance
ment than have any other gen
erations, H. D. Cooper, principal of
the Robert !, Vann High School ai
Ahoskic, told Bennett College stu
dents here Monday.
"The student, of today," he said,
"needs more than the seven car
dinal principles of education. He
needs to develop salable skills, to
understand science and to learn
how to purchase and use goods in
telligently."
j HUMBLE, BUT DETERMINED--M ggi* White. 69, of Bock" !
Hill, S. C., the daughter ol slaves, is hown with two ol the live
grandchildren she supports. By has work and determination,
she is able to send LaVeme, 7, and James Whit®, 9, to She
St. Anne Parochial School, only integrated scohci in South
Carolina. (Newspress Photo).
THE CAROLINIAN
Man Follows Cops, Lifts Parking
Tickets; Now Languishing In Jail
CHICAGO —(ANP) —A 35-year
old layman landed in the lay-away
here last week when the alcoholic
spirits under his belt told him to
follow a sth District policeman
and lift every traffic ticket he
wrote oft the windshield of cars
IRC AT BENNETT
GREENSBORO Members of
the International Relations Club at
Bennett College on Monday after
noon heard A1 Lowenstein of New
York City tell about the United
Nations and how the club might
cooperate in that, organization's
program.
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parked illegally.
As a, result of hiss helpful
ness to motorists who violat
ed parking ordinances. Marvin
Connolly now is sober, but sit
ting behind the bars of the sth
District police station await
ing trial on charges of dis
orderly conduct.
It seems that Connolly just didn’t
like the idea of a policeman pass
ing out traffic tickets to cars il
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j legally parked on a southed?
something about it.
| street and he decided he'd d"
Slightly inebriated. « on
nolly tipped lightly behind the
patrolman giving out the tiaf
fic summons* and merrily lift
ed each ticket the officer ieti
Thirty moments later Connoby
. sat in the police station .-•nrl .
plained: "Gosh, 1 was only pi.,;,
ing.”