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tute at North Carolina College,
Durham. The institute was fi
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11930 Grad Is Appointed To
|Alumni Position At Morgan
BALTIMORE, Md. (ANP) A
! 1930 graduate has been appointed
: to the newly created position ol
i Alumni Secretary at Morgan
j State College, Dr. Martin D. Jen
| kins. President, announced this
! week.
The appointee is Miss Sallie P.
: Ponze of New York City, who has
i a long record of service as presi
| dent and treasurer of the New
; York Chapter of the ’Morgan A*
i lumni association.
In addition to serving as a
j liaison officer and goodwill am
i hassador between the college and
science and mathematics with
view to stimulating more stu
dents to specialize in fhese fields.
the Alumni Association, the A-|
lumni Secretary is expected to
assist in the development of lo
cal alumni chapter and to re
cruit new alumni for the Associa
tion.
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NASHVILLE. Term. • Members j
of the General Sunday School Pub- j
hshing Btv,r<j nf (be National Bap- j
: list Convention. U.S.A.. Inr., met j
, here July 17-13, to review work of i
the Board and lay plans for the j
future., Reverend M. IT. Ribbins of j
Chattanooga. Tcnn., Chairman of |
die Board, presided.
The Board's attention was direct- j
ed largely to administrative re- j
purts of its Secretary, Dr. A. M. I
Townsend, who has led the Board j
ior thirty-seven years.
The Board heard discussions of
i 1 ? legal status by Attorney A. T
Walden, National Baptist Conven
tion Attorney. It also beard re
po >ts of the financial status from
d Lon Audi •
The Expansion Program of the
Board, and a look into its future !
i needs, were explained by Rev,
Charles L. Dinkins, The Board's
Director of Education and Asistant
! to the Secretary. Plans for reor
ganized Children's curriculum were
reported by Miss Mildred L. Me-
Tyre. Editor of Children's Liter a
; tore. The Board heard reports of
j the work of the Board of Direc
tors, and recommendations pre
i sented by the Directors to enhance
| the Board's program.
Among the official actions taken
ov the Board were:
1. Tile Board voted to approve
the action of the Board of Direc
tors in acquiring property arija
; ronr. to the Morris Memorial Build
ing in Nashville, Toon, to provide
access to the Morris Memorial
Building, now located in the 20
million dollar Capital Hill Dove!-
■ pment Area in downtown Nash
: ville.
2 The Board noted In approve
plans to oca Hire property on which
the Board shall in the future eree*
a htiidling to bouse it? printing
j plant,
3 The Board voted to approve
plans for the Expansion Program
in the Editorial and Christian Edu
cation Departments of the Board.
4. The Borrd voted to" sponsor a
! Sunday School Rally during the
i National Baptist Convention as an
effort on the part of Board mem
, her- working through the Board to
rrovide tracts for free and low
cost. distrtbutin throughout the
\ denomination.
8. The Board voted confidence
in the leadership of Dr. A. M.
Townsend who for thirty-seven
, years has supplied executive lead
ership for the Board as H-s Ser
| rotary.
DRIVE SAFELY
jjllP'
Therefore if any man he hi
Christ, he is ~ new creature; j
old things are passed away;
behold, all thing;! are become
new,—(ll Corinthians S, 17.)
Through our Savior and
Redeemer, Lord Jesus Christ,
in real repentance we can re
ceive God's forgiveness and
tender merer. In that mo
merit, in Hie strength, we
become in truth a “new mac”
completely leaving behind
the shams and bid* of the
past.
THE CAROLINIAN
Val Washington Siasts Sen. L. Johnson 1
For Criticizing Nixon's Rights Stand 1
WASHINGTON <ANPI Va! ,
Washington, director of minorities |
Republican National Committee, |
Wedneasday, blasted Senate Major- ’
ity Leader Lynden Johnson for
criticizing Vice President, Nixon
because of his stand on civil rights
legislation.
Johnson had charged Nixon, pre-
I sident of the Senate, with playing
politics with the bill. The charge
was made after the Vice President
had referred to August 2, as one
of the saddir-st days in history.
Thin was the day. said Nixon, -.sic)
when trn; Senate voted to keep
others from voting
The Majority Leader claimed
that such statement was good in
j taste coining from ths Vice Pre
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( sident of the United States and >
| that Nixon was absent from the |
floor during most of the debate |
! DISAPPROVES JOHNSON’S AT- j
TACK
Washington then moved into the
fray to express disapproval of
Johnson’s attack upon Mr. Nixon
for "expressing his honest convic
tion about the failure of thr Senate |
to concur with the House and the
President in formulating a docent
and fair Civil Rights Bill.”
He accused Johnson and his
southern colleagues of emasculat
ing the bill that meant to protect
the voting rights of many millions
of Negroes.
In a letter addressed to Johnson.
> the Republican committee official
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY AUGUST 17. 1957
pointed nut that Negroes have
fought and died in every way in
defense of their country They pay
taxes and support government in •
| stitutions. They have honored all
other responsibilities expected of
citizens But the Senate has yield
ed to the dictates of 11 Southern |
states. "Those are the same states !
| which kepi Negroes enslaved for !
nearly 250 years. It was the same !
section of the country where the
controlling politicians still try to
operate under slave day philoso-
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phy that a Negro has no right a
white man has to respect '
“After three weeks of delibera
i tioti in the Senate, five million Ne
| groes (over 30 percent, of tb~ pop.
ulation of those 1 i states' will
still be deprived of then right; to
vote, in this, the greatest democra
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As a result of his meaningless
and ineffective hill the United
| States has lost one of the greatest
i soiling points of a democrat'’ st
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