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VEKK ENDING f- ATF'Rmv, MAY It, 1957 Mrs. Robert L. Vann To Rabigh Ss Shaw’s Motber’s Day Speaker Mi'S. Robi-it 1.. Vann, pi-oyt.il :n- | reasm;•: of ti f’ 1 Publishing Vc mm.rry, wd! , i ihav l 1:1 • •■■ v• .' 12, a* •'< "0 |< in M 1 \ jhurch Thf :", .'IV' «f “Ma^to<=•!-«- !.. ' (or the A« ■■*■ ■ ' " IShl'istiftK v\ 1 v ... i !.f Sh.c.v :■ I - rarsity. Mrs. Vann is a mmin’r of the Board of Din * L.rs of th* Metropolitan YWCA; Hi ; l CHv Youth . A- 1 - - * i ' 5 i n >; Conffrcntt of Chris . ■ s and Jen«; AUeifltany < u>. y i 1 psrtir.ent of RubHc A si i■■ i■ < Urban I.i*t u>*; in. ruber, \a tional Board of Dire< tors of i' National Ac-hi. vrment CW National As.-.icbiSi-.u j'.tr >'■ Advancement of c<>lot! People; Links. Jnc.; National Newspaper Put !i -rs A oei;. tion; Life mentb.- of the Na tional Association of Colon il picture two • iWav wwi-ifK. :■ -*- m- >• aißMaw«imnui w wwiwi«a: Shaw si | May Oay! Program The Physical Educate a De partment hi. Shaw University staged its May L'ay FV.-,t; ■..! on Friday, May 3, in Spaulding Gym nasium. Jean DeJoatch, a .tumor of Pendleton pri:.4did o\ • uv festivities a. the Mae Qu-. -u. Her attendants were Queen ie Cooper, a sophomore of Kougemont; Virginia Willi ams. a sophomore of Roanoke Rapids: Pats A.a Uorion. a sophomore of Loxboni; sally Haw-kins, a sophomore of sophomore of Newton Grim* and Wilma, Gatling, a sopno more of Gale-, The Qip-pn wn*< crowned by Up retiring queen. Mr Mai • . Purvis, a junior m New port News Other highlights of u- pro gram were the “Flicimrin: Ba tons” featuring Be >ie Pierce, a freshman of Ah>>: :.•>< and a group of nine majorettes, “Land of All Dreams,” —■ dance with Mucha Thompson, a sopnomon oi Dur ham and Wilbur Levcivtte, a freshman of Lexington. Janet Caldwell a freshman of Lenoir led a group in ‘'Eh;- itunic Mode,” and Helen Southerland, a freshman of Magnolia was tea tured as the lead in the Oriental Dance. The Er\m.ian number was led by Esper Wilkins, a fri .dim.,n Os Norfolk, Virgilna. Coach Robert I). Brown’s gymnastic team gave an out standing performance of Cal isthenics, featuring William ( Johnson, a senior of Newark, New Jersey and Ri ginal-J i Burt, a sophomore of lldi nton. j Guest performers were 10 to 12 year old Raleigh Jack and 1 Jill bins, who participated m the stunts and tumbling. Mi's. Mildred Thompson Glenn directed the pertnun kv as sisted by George Jacobs. I Women’s Club and also Nation al Council of Negro Women. l'n lsfiS she was appounea by i President Eisenhower as a member ' of Use Ira. n;ilior,.-J Dcvolocn ont ‘' tv —v i - . v , ... i Gi w , A AIRS. ROBERT 1.. VANN RALEIGH BOYS INITIATED | INTO FRATERNITY Francis | Roberts and S. T. Gibson, Jr„ voting Raleigh men, were the two ; recent initiates in the Tau Psi j Chapter of the Omega Psl Phi S Fraternity at Durham last week. Roberts, co-captain elect of the ! Football Team is the son of Mr. i and Mrs. S. W. Roberts, 613 S. j East Street. Gibson is the son ! _ _ Ji - | V ff-** ffsjffMjii | mJ mM MM Hk 7 ‘ %? ! w -“*»«■* ■ SMART G ’ I S Ippssps J : V i I fell OijLjt’J fflgpyjh | | For fcfe ' t 3 i | Mother’s Day /life' 1 WIIITK & PASTELS • 3 j $099 j j I OPEN FRIDAY I %, ll NIGHT ff»|, :M '■■'•Vi :J TILL 9 p.m. I I; I# SAVE Your Soles Slips For The V IP , : ;hSa»««^ CAROLINIAN BONUS MONEY! |p|gf While Nylon I | Nylon & Cotton I 1 Stoles ! Slips | I Tailored and Lace Trimmed For the Modern Mother 2 for JOO 1| I Sizes 32- 44 | I &* $ & I $1,99 y^i«f PmW»»TO<VnW»WWWOKI^,«»WWM«BI«B»MW , Betty Gay ... 130 Fayetteville St Raleigh 1 l Advisory Board. She* was decorated j by both the Haitian and Liberian | Governments; Trustee of Virginia Union University and received ; the degree of Doctor of Laws from ,! ibis University in 1953. She was the subject of “This Is Your Life,” television program m ' '953. She vias named a "Distin ; i-uished Daughter of Pennsylvania” in 1956; recipient of the Soropto mist Av/ard (International Wom en's organization); was named by ! the State Department to represent ! the United States Government at [ the inauguration of President V. V. S. Tubman of Liberia in Jan i uavy Jils6. Was alternate Doleg.ite : at-large to the Republican Nation . .•<! Convention in St-.n Francisco in - ■ i i.Jiiti. • the is an active member of the i i Holy Cross Episcopal Chimeß. j | Poultry ts second only to tc • baeco as a farm income producer ! in North Carolina. of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Gibson. 1116 E, Martin Street. In the a bove photo the new fraternity men are shown in the traditional neophytes dog coliar. Termites nest in the ground and j travel up to wood to feed. Control j consists of blocking this connection I The spring pig crop is expected j to be down 2 per cent from last | spring. Six Hawses Wifi Ei Released ! By Lost! library During Hay The Richard B. Harrison Public j Library has the following films | available for use of adult borrow | erg from now through May SI, 1597; IT’S EVERYBODY’S ' BUSSI NESS, 22 minutes; This film ex plains how our business system, built on a firm found ition of free doms, has: given America the high est standard of living in the world. It dramatizes the dangers to cur personal, political, and economics freedoms, and emphasizes the im portance of protecting these free doms. IT TAKES ALL KINDS, 20 min utes: Shows a series of young people, each one reacting to a simi lar tense situation. They are seen with metnb* rx of the opposite sex so that the audience can get an insight into the possibilities for success or failure in marriage, should they select each oilier. 1 -EVITTOW N, PEN N S YLVANI A, 25 minutes: Describes the com pletely pre-olanned community of Lovitlon n in Bucks County, Pa., which when completed, will have J 6,000 homes housing 70,000 people. Presents Bill and Alfred Levitt | who discuss their philosophy of 1 building and the problems eitccmn- I j tered in planning the city. 1 LIVING- IN A METROPOLIS S j i'GRKATKR NEW YORK), 20 min- j 'Rev. J. A! Fortes Receives Honorary Degree in Wayne The Reverend James Alexander ti Forbes, a min.-te- in the United i • ’ r; ivi I j on honorary Doctor 1 of Divinity : degree from the Bilele Training In ! | j ijf | sii?trie. Goldsboro, April 26, Dr. Grady Davis of Shaw Uni vcr.Aty assisted in the service, and was also commencement speaker at i [risLtutc. Reverend Forbes graduated ! from Shaw University in IMS, j with ;us V. B. degree, and from ■ j the School of Religion at 1 Shaw in l!;51 with the B. D |! Degree. t He has served as. president jJ, of the Bible 'Draining Institute, j,, Goldsboro, since 1617. He is .Secretary of the Board of Presbytery of the Southern Dis- | HIE CAROLINIAN vies: Huge cities, commonly refer- H-d to as metropolises, have grown up in the last century as trading, transportation, and manufacturing centers to reeve the needs of peo ple in an industrialized commercial nation. The giant city of New York ibis film The portrayal of the fact that In New York City mil lions of people Os different cul tural and racial backgrounds live b; ether m peace, all eventually becoming Ann rieans. makes this an exceptional engrossing film story. MONARCH BUTTERFLY. 20 minuter. Portrays the four strums in the life cycle* of the Monarch butterfly. CJoseup photography de picts the monarch laying its eggs and show;: the caterpillar eating its way on| of th.* egg i feeding, molting, forming its chrysalisk. and emerging as a butterfly. FAINTING. I,EARNING TO MIX COLORS, -t minutes: First the im portance of color in art and every day life is emphasized, ‘rue three primary colors art mixed with one another to make secondary colors. Then the primary colors are mixed in various nroporfions to make s variety of shades. Different color ed articles demonstrate that all colors ora made from mixtures of the three primary colors. e; Convocation, of the United t Duly Church, and District Elder of | the Wilson District. Mother’s Pay Specials Beautifully Decorated • Mother’s Day CAKES i Heart Shape e- SI.OO Fresh Cocoamit LAYER CAKES CINNAMON BUNS ...........doz. 36c R'jpGHNUTS doz. 40c FAMOUS BAKERY l« S- WILMINGTON ST. PHONES: TE 2-833 S - TE »■ »354 10? FAYETTEVILLE BT. TIIKP TO 4 SALISBURY ST. S&jffl f f l r F "t CV Offers Mother s I W Day Specials Ih ypy Parakeets \ \ a j&jsP 98c B| CagCS fcw Friendly • ' yff S L 9B “ p KRESS STORE A beautifully luxuriant grow- 1111111111 ~•- ■■ ” » i inlf Plant that will be a real ijMf FOR YOUR LADIES conversation piece for table or ffi|jP||||||| window ledge. Lone-lasting. .MOTHER’S DAY ' | J * 3-te - 59 c fjj\ ,lo ° “ sIM ' SEIJECTION OF LADIES Potted h D™’’ Framed Pictures Gowns b 0 Guage Plants Nv , An TIKVMIKB ,1.98 ■ my ion EXCELLENT j Cut HOSE GIFTS |EM Gladolias 2 »» 97c 29c to $9.95, &AUSBCKX,ST. Powell Gets 'Race Designation ? Removed From Passenger Lists WASHINGTON (ANPi— Con gressman Adam Clayton Powell '.D-N. Y.) was .informed this week of the deletion oi the word "race" from the passenger lists of the Panama Canal Company. Banning segregation by this com pany is the result of a year-long fight waged by the New York con gressman. Powell began working on this issue last August after il had been brought to his attention by Judge Jane Bolin of the Domes tic Relations Court in New York, rowel! protested thfs policy in * letter to Edward Harms, an official of the Panama Line, and Has laier informed that the racial designation was used ai the request of the Panaman ian Government. He then got In touch with the Panamanian Ambassador Don Joaduin Jose Me has gained prominence ss a builder. The Providence Holy Church, located on the corner of Blood worth fk Bled soe Ave.. which he is now pas turing, has been torn down and a new brick church is being constructed. This church, cost ing between twenty-five, and thirty-five thousand dollars, i* xiear completion. The minister has done extensive travel in connection with the Unit ed Holy Church, as far away ar California. Reverend Forbes is married to the former Miss Mable Clemons of Stockes, N. C. and is the father of eight children. He resides in Raleigh on S. Bloodworth Sire, ?.. Vailarino on this question. j Powell received a letter from Ri- i cardo ML Arias, new Ambassador of Panama last month explaining that the Panama Company had been complying with an order by the Panamanian Government in August 1949. and that the Govern ment had issued another order in December 1956 which superceded : Book Bazaar Planned PETERSBURG, Vo. The Lib rary Science Department of Vir ginia Si ate..'‘College, Petersburg, will sponsor a Book Bazaar begin ning Wednesday, May !!, and con tinning through Thursday, May 16, it was announced by college offi cials today. Exhibits will bo in Room 305, Johnston Memorial Li brary on the campus. 1.000 books which have been sup plied by the Children’s Book Coun cil of New York City and arc the j products of sixi.v-f.ee different publishers will be exhibited. The collection include!* a vai My of types of books on many subjects including music, art, religion, fairy i ! Seagrams ! in JL i k -I 7 : !y L | Jlt| Crown SMtrl | | i staßcam s | gm Seven £ Cfoara | | ambric.w I I WIUNKFI | ******* a fc&a' gS &^ w■» n %, * 9 I ; ‘*® Morititc w josin- • H 4««; *»•* % vmucwn <■» j KtBMH-OiSIiUHS COMPANY, »£W YORK CITY. StOiOiO V..- Jdv.pfiOOi 6 ; auTSAI SmiiS, i PAGE THREE j the fcimer letter. This information was passed on to an executive of the Panama Line who wrote Powell that "the word ‘race’ will be stricken from the Panama Line information sheets.” And that "all agents have been notified accordingly and fu ture printings of (these) forms will have the proper iT<l,'strep *’ laics, folk talcs, legends, myths, children's stories, teenage fiction, peoples and places, reference, sen tnce and piciure books These bocks i-rpv, «Kir.t some of the best for riuldren and young people, notably the recent Calde cott and Newberry ■awards. Other aetivitie ,i i;i uu'H’.rie « 1 ic, story hours, and film.; Muring the exhib ition. Exhibit hoc will be from 9.00 A. I M to 5:00 P. M. daily with the ex ception oi Saturday and Sunday, May il ana 12, at whim time the hours wiH be 8:00 A M. to 3:00 P. M. and from TOO P M. to 5:00 P. 1 M, ivspoi lively.
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