PAGE SIXTEEN
Enraged Man Goes On Rampage, Kills 2, Ends Own Life
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C» ‘teS !,< rxiO.N When the Class of 11)33 of A«KiT College held its 25th reunion at the college
Jo ‘■•■■eti !■! ,nv old experieii-- s were recalled. This group examines a class scrapbook brought ill by one
<>' :* <• . In the croup are from left to right: T. 1.. Williamson. Reidsville. N C’.: VV. T. Johnson,
,o n. It. Thornton, Durham and Mrs. Oveta P. Jewell, Washington, 1). C Nineteen of the
. ■! -members were on hand for the event.
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RELIGIOUS PERFECTION
, .The orthodox Mohammedans will not construct a building or
% ’’vsSrS.S. 2u.tr. that has straight lines or perfect symmetry. They be
lieve, tbs'* ■MiaYi their God—-is perfect,, and to construct a perfect
buiiftfe or Hi? Wouki be insulting their God and religion.
To Dedicate 3 Buildings
At A & I Coliege Friday
GREENSBORO • Three build
ing. recently constructed at A
end T College, v. ill be formally
.dedicated at arum-i h Funders* Day
to tebmtued at Ine crlleae
c-c Fi : day. November 1.
The structures were official*
!• named this spring to honor
former instructors at the col
lege.
' They Include: Charles R.
Cooper Mail, a new domiiory
for uppm-la .- male students,
honors ig the former instructor
i- Industrial Education echo re
n-.fined tvrr from 1!>30 to his
d-■• i h in ||r| i.
Al 1 i-e n.'.hi- et. L. Campbell
1. ■•':!. Hie itOJC headquarters
■r; . oar: • ,:i in honor of Cap
'."n C rnp.te I! V. S. Army tret.)
> - •' a ••sidem of California, the
prose :■ r t.f Military
.Virnrc and Tin Urs and Instructor
M> c-h.mif J Art'- n h<y - rved on
the rt. if f-.v.m Jf.!3 to his vetire
/ PE Church’s Fayetteville
District Meet Successful
FAYETTEVILLE- The Eighty- -
run h ion of the .Fayetteville j
Dh.'rirt Conference of the Cen-':
trn! North Carolina Conference:
o-'C' / -on Church, met. October,
* • -3 • : Hebrew AME Zion .
Church of which Rev. David Saw- ,
y r " i;- tor, Re v. John W Hatch ,
• • Ft- ,'.;dnw Elder - Rt. Referend
Kv-.ru >nd L. Jones Bishop.
Wednesday. 11:00 A M. Wnr
ship service was < (inducted bv 1
P. Purcell.
The opehins: iw cavr was deliv
creh b.v Rev. E. V. Mclver. follow- i
url by t.ne orcaiii'. ifion and bene- 1
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ment in 1949 and the James fid- '
■ ward Retd Nurseries, the new
greenhouse named to honor tin ;
, : alumnus of (he college, an instiue- ;
! lor in Horticulture, whose aerv- .
i ice was interrupted by a call to i
! duty irt World War H and later j
. died in action in Italy.
The formal indoor program,
commemorating the 66th year
of the founding of the college,
is scheduled for Harrison \u- I
rtltorium beginning at 11:00 a.
in. Dr. Warmoth T Gibbs, pres
■ dent of the college, will pre
side.
A forme- dean of the college, j
T E. McKinney, now dean of far- j
j uUi* s a! Johnson C Smith Uni- I
versity. Charlotte, will deliver the
j main address. The speaker, holds
j degrees from Morehouse Coliege, i
j and Boston University and has I
; had furlher study at the Univer- I
1 Mt» > of Uhis.igo and Michigan.
diction.
Wednesday at 3:00 ri m , wor- j
ship service by Rev. Julia McKoy i
and Rev. Joyner afterwhich Rev.!
Madkins, Presiding Eider of the I
Laurinburg District, was present-1
ed as a visitor He brought greet- j
ings from the l.aurinburg District,
Rev. Elliott, pastor of Piney
Grove * n ree Will Baptist Church
was a visitor. He brought, greet
ings from his church and congre
gation.
Elder Madkins assisted in col
lecting the financial budget. All
delegates and pastors made round
reports.
Wednesday at 4 00 p m . School
of the Prophets. Rev. R Cole
man, director. These were two j
very outstanding events of the!
conference.
The school of the prophets gave
the members and delegates a bet
ter understanding of Zion Metho
dism and why we should be proud
of our denomination.
The Layman’s Hour conduct
ed by Mr. E. P. McMillan had for
its purpose a closer relationship
between the home and the church.
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m., the an
nual sermon was delivered by j
Rev. G F. Dowdy Associates: Rev. j
L. H. King. Rev. T. W. Murchison !
and L T, Taylor.- ■)
Thursday, 10:00 a.m., school of
the Prophets —by Rev. C. R
Coleman. 11:00 a.m. Reports if
the delegates. The delegates made
favorable reports as to the spiritu
al and financial conditions of the
different churches. The churches
asked for the return of the pas
tors and the presiding elder.
The pastors and the presiding
elder were highly praised for the
excellent work which they had
done this conference year, at 12:-
07 noon the message was delivered
by Rev. R. H. Stedman, Associ
ates: Rev. L. T. Taylor and Rev.
Joyner. 2:45 was Local Preacher’s
Hour. Sermonette were preached
by Bro Frank McLaughin and
Rro. Joe Hamilton.
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Breaks Into Apartment, Commits j
Murders; Goes Home, Kills Seif
NEW ORK iANPI- Fir five ag
onizing: hours Mary Brown rat
in her kitchen, pleading with aj
man who had just shot and killed:
her husband and her sister. The i
prazec! man wa.s William WoiTall. j
whose wife Doris wajs lyiary i
Browns’s sister.
Some months ago, Worrall |
threatened to kill his wife. Ter- i
rified, she left him, going to live j
with her brother-in-law George!
Brown and his wife Mary in |:
their apatrnent at 30 Bradhurst! !
Avenue i
FSTC Students Hear
Or. Samuel E. Duncan
FAYETTEVILLE Dr Samuel E. j
Duncan of the Slate Department J
of Public Instruction was the !
speaker at a recent chapel assem- ■
| biy period at the Fayetteville State 1
i Teachers College. He spoke from I
| the topic: “The Integration of Edu- j
cation and Religion ’’
The speaker insisted thai the
“integration of education and
religion takes on unusual
significance for ns at this mom- j
ent, as we wrestle with inte 1
gration in education, a prob
lem about which we ail must
be concerned.
| “Fortunately, we have the past
; to build upon m th> present, and
: the future looms bright before
I us.”
i “Religion must be integrated
! with education", Dr. Duncan con
! eluded, “for man now has the j
! power not only to destroy him- j
1 self, but the whole world .
t?2X CA3?OL.rNTAIsr
Saturday morning at 2:30
the murderer broke into the *-
partment. Hearing the crash
ing glass. Brown went to in
vestigate. A blast from a .22
automatic sent a bullet crash
ing through his chest and he
dropped dead.
His wife, asleep on a. couch in
the living room, leaped up, sream
ing trying to flee her husband
She ran into the bedroom, but her
husband followed her pumping
four shots into her body.
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I Thoroughly terrified. Mary
Brown was shut off from the
telephone by (h? enraged hus
band. who forced her into the
kitchen where they sat and
talked for five hours—the
bodies of the two victims
sprawled where they had been
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»htj!. Worrall said he shot
! Brown accidentally, being
frightened when he saw Brown
lushing toward him. Hi* wife,
he killed intentionally.
At 7:2fi, Worrall caimty left '
the apartment and only then was
Mary Brown able to get- a cat!
'•hrtnsffht to the police.
The search was on.
But while the cops were search
; ing Harlem high and low for the I
culprit, he locked himself in a 1
: room of an apartment at 1251
i West 112th Street and calmly
i sent the one bullet left in his gun
. crashing through his own van-:
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