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FNCERCISES Left, \sa I
.Spaulding, vice president, actu
ary and controller, North C.iro
lioa Mutual l.ifr insurance ( »tr.
pane of Durham and Treasurer
of Shaw University, who intro
liesrrd W. It Merrifield (center),
director of inrlustrial I duration
tor the Chrysler Corporation ot
Detroit. Michigan, who spoke to
■haw University students on
Patterns of Opportunity " and
Dr. William H. Str.issii. r, picrsi
dent of Shaw Cnlversity, seen
as they ronfer following Ihe
chapel exercise.
Don’t lower the quality of you;
tobacco by steaming it too much.
Coo! eggs keep better, brine
m '-re money
Broiler ptoducers ran look for a
slight drop in price this month.
The purpose of the foundation
planting around the house is to
blend ihe house into Ihe lot.
THE «“APOLINIAN
st, AUGUSTINE’S
| Campus Chatter
By NANCY RHICE
At, last the becks are open at
St. Augustine’s College again! You
can tel! that everyone is here for
work by the midnight lights shin
ing from the various room win
dows. On a room-to-room tour of
the Sophomore girl’s dormitory,
I asked them what they thought
of their various subjects.
The comments were varied. |
However, one young lady whose
name I won’t reveal had this to
say: "They are a little rough: nut
with the effort I'm going to put
forth, 1 11 make it 0.K.” A second
young woman replied, "Tough!'
Most of the gals are really putting
their minds on their school work.
While striding across the
campus last week, I spotted
a rntiplp feeding some squir
rels. f walked over to them
and asked why *vcre they do
ing this. They answered, "We
hare no monkeys to feed pea
ntifs to: so we were attracted
to the hushv tails." Inridrn
tally, speaking of squirrels—
they really beautify the ram
pus in an impressive sort of
way- What person wouldn't
like a campus like this.
The greatest, most wonderful
end most exciting thing that ha?
ever happened at St. Augustine’s
is the developing of that "Win
deful Football" team:—yes. you're
right, “the mighty, mighty Fal
cons" We don't fear any team 1
Why? With men like Charles Bo
ler. Willie Peppers, the co-cap- 1
‘ains. who would be afraid? That’s
what I heard one of the boys say
Other players you will hear
from are: James Piggie. Donald
Thompson Mark Harvey, Aides n
Moore, Joseph McNeil, A C, El-
Ividge. Herbert Burrows, Marion
Brown, Jessie Lucious, and Paul
Russell.
Not satisfied with my own rat
ings. 1 asked some other people
what did they think of the team
—simply to try them out.. They
were "keen" on Reggie Alexander
Samuel Sanders, Linwood Sharpe, j
James Bridges. Namon Flournoy.!
Curtis Mears, Kenneth Davie and
"Tiny”.
Os course we’ll miss the serv
ices of Napoleon “Pope Captain"
Cloud of ’56 and ’57. Nar, Smith.
James Dawson, Adam Shaw, Mar
ion Inman. Earl Richards, Leroy |
"Gator" Davis, and eon Patton,
However, we’re fortunate to
have men coming from every
where to fill "spots" vacated by
last year’s veterans: Let’s take
our hats off to our team, roaches
Walker and Clements. Oh yes' I
We must not forget our trainer,
Sylbellie "Blood" Cloud, and hr
assistants.
ONE FRESHMAN wanted to
know what ive do around St.
Augustine’s for amusement.
'Veil ' natch” i took her to the
Grill which is a “boss" place
for "Soothing" the nerves and
relaxing the body, There we
heard the latest jive-rock plat
ters; and as one of our great
philosophers once said, "Man
it’s the ghost from the coast,
and WOW, it's the MOST'
(Oh Yeah: i
Usually we have a good time
at the Saturday night, socials j
including the wall flowers and j
rid-dancers who do the strangest
dances
Most of the chatter these
days is shoot footha'l. espee-
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FETED ON l«l YEA ft—Mrs
Nannie Harris, ,'iOfi Smithfield
Street, celebrated her 90th birth
day recently at her home, Shr
war feted at * birthday party
Hv her daughter, Mrs Sarah
Sims, of New- Rochelle. N.Y. Mrs,
Harris, who Is the oldest living
member of the Manly Street
Christian Church, received mine
nice and useful gifts.
Teacher Income
Below Salaries
Paid Other Groups
C.KN TEACHER income 1-13 Ital j
There is a glaring contrast be
tween incomes of school teachers, \
and the income of other groups j
who isquire the same amount of i
training, according to the Fund
for Advancement of Education.
In a bulletin emitted "Teach
err. for Tomorrow," the Fund
measured the number of pen
pie in various professions who
made more than 510,0011 a yeut
Tt found 1 list 41 pci cent ot all
physicians and surgeons: 23 t pn
cent of all lawyers; 24 fi per cent I
of all dentists: 18.1 per cent of ar
chil acts and ih.3 per cent of auth
ors editors and reporters are in the
«. er*S!O,QOO-s*ycar bracket.
As for teachers, only nine-tenth:-
of ooe per cent, attained that figure.
Recent tests of North Carolina
soil showed that far less potash
washed or leeched from limrrf
sods than from unlimed, acid soils.
Tar Heel farmers cooper a tuna
with 37 aoii conservation districts
lift year drained more than 9,400
acres of land.
Good roujhage is important to
the economical production of milk
Water needs are expected to dou
ble in the U & by 197?
fall* nur hnmrcnminß SHirskin
paradp on October 11. Yes, it’s
a battle rn.val between Shaw
Such
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week. "When your neighbors stop
••milinc and their teeth no longer
are seen, curve youi lip; from
corner to corner and lei them
see yours are bright, and clean.
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