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Harrison Library's Book
Review Hi Plans Meet
The Book Review Club of the
Richard B. Harrison Public Libia
ry will h ave Us monthly book rc
\ievv Sunday, February I), in the
library at 4 o m Rabbi Abe VV,
Selioen, a newcomer to this city, is
n graduate of City College of New
York, Columbia University an
Yavne Hebrew Theological Semin
ary. He has a distinguished back*
t round in psychology and theolo*
Chicago Confab:
Fund-Raiser To Address
UNCF Alumni Conference
NEW YORK Paul U Younger, i
vice-president and treasurer, Marts I
and Lundy, Inc., will deliver the j
urineipal address at the forthcom- i
ilig United Negro Coliege Fund a
lumni conference. The two-day
conference sponsored by the Na
tional Council of UNCF Alumni,
viH take place on Saturday and
Sunday. Feb. 8-9. in Chicago, at the
Sheraton Hotel.
Mr. Younger will speak at the
Saturday evening banquet, A spe
cialist in fund raising for colleges,
he directed thd recent UNCF cap
slat funds campaign. This appeal
raised :? 17,500,000.
• • * *
During the course of the five
year cj m liaise, Mr. Younger
P'-rsonally visited many of the
1 M'F college camijL.es. He '
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ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE ROOMS APARTMENTS
! gy. Before coining to Raleigh the
j Rabbi worked at the Juvenile
Center. I‘omplon, Lakes, New Jer
sey, and served in the Juvenile
Court there In connection wtjh his
work in psychology, he has been
employed in Bellevue and other
hospital- in New York City The
public is urged to attend this ie
| public is urged to attend this re
j view.
I became intimately acquaint’d
with the special problems
faring these schools. At the
eoniii-ence be will ol’ter piae
tieal suggestions on how to in
crease alumni support
* » * •
Mr. Younger was formerly assis
tant to the president and director
of admissions at Allegheny College,
Meadviile, Pa.
Dr. Willa B. Player, president.
Bennett College, will make the
conference keynote speech Dr. I"
D. Patterson, IJNCF president and
founder, and V/ J. Trent, Jr., exec
utive director, also will speak.
The National Council of UNCF
Alumni represents 160,000 gradu
ates of the 33 member college-.
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CAROLINIAN NEWS CAitRI
MRS HOLD MEETING. a RT .
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I.IN’AN held a business meeting
and party at Roberts Recrea
tion Center l ist Frida'-. "he at
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•Hi 1 , Li-J STRING OR
CULSTI? V of the Releigh Pub
‘ a Schools pr.-sniT'd a concert
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In observance of National VII
CA WEEK, rise Bloodworth
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<iir was directed by circulation
representatives Charles It. Jones
and Wilbert Sanders. Among
news carriers invited were
Charles Hayes. William Smith.
James Perry, Jr., Louis T. Uoa-
in Ligon High School auditori
um, January 30. The group
plans to participate in the first
Street "Y” presented Edgar R.
Williams, BS, Raleigh's well
known artist in a one-man art
Cher, James Robert High. Jr., I
Hurley Evans, JoAnne Peebles
Willie Glover, William Glover
Michael Avery, Harold Mann,
Jr.. Charles Perry, Albert Smith.
Leunis Daves, Jacob Lee Jones.
Wilbert Evans, James High, Nh-
w- ■ r. . i t.TWwwC*... .'S'.
Orchestra Festival, which will
be held in Winston-Salem. May
1. Six other orchestras in the
show last Friday evening. l!e is
shown here in the center sur
rounded by a group of art en
(husiastis who attend the shot*
ml admired productions creat
ed over a period of more than
50 years. Left to right on the
picture are; to unidentified
From U. N. C. F..-
| CHARLOTTE An allocation of
$16,301,23 has boon received by
Johnson C. Smith University, from
the United Negro College Fund,
President Rufus P. Perry announc
ed. This amount brings the total re
ceived by Johnson C. Smith Uni
versify from the national appeal to
During !he current year, TJNCF i
Bennett College Faculty Group
Takes Part In Campus Workshop
GREENSBORO Four members ,
of the Bennett College faculty have
been selected to participate in the
second Campus Community Work
shop sponsored by the Oanforth
Foundation at Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, this summer.
Some 3C church-related liberals
arts colleges arc sending teams to
the workshop which will be direct
| ed by Dr. Kenneth I. Brown.
Representing Bennett, will be Dr
Ohauncey G. Winston, chairman of
the division of social sciences; Mrs.
Louise G. Streat, instructor in h
clothing and family life; Van S. Al
len, instructor in biology and
health education, and .Francis
Grandison. instructor in psycholo
gy and director of psychological
services.
Their project will hi : ‘‘Greater
Synthesis in Our Program of Gen
eral Education, with reference to
Subject Matter, Guidance Service
and Application Beyond the Class
room.” The workshop wall extend
from June 23 to July 12.
Prices received by U. S. farmers
increased each month from Febru
ary to August but declined some
what hi mid-October.
| thanfel Kearney, Dwain Keith,
Charles Lane, Thomas Rober
son, John Singletary, Freddie
T»ice, Raymond Williams, Jr..
Reid Hall. Edward Harris. Dav
it Williams, Paul R. Jcrvay, Jr.
and John H. Peebles, Jr.
state will take part. Mrs. J E.
Boulware, extreme right, is the
director of is*e group.
shaw University co-eds, James
Wyohe, Dr, Grady Davis, !.. L,
Halford, Mrs, Janie Keyes, Mrs.
••<lgar Williams. S. J, Webb, hst
ar Williams, Mrs. J. V Forties,
Mrs. Alston, Rev. ,1. A. Forbes.
W W, Hurdle, ami J, Sanders.
allocations have been u?cd princi
pally to provide scholarship and
work aid for exceptional students
who otherwise would not be abk
to continue their education; to pur
chase books and laboratory and
classroom equipment; ana to en
large the reading room of the li
brary and supplement teachers sa
i larks.
Registration
For Evening
Courses Set
Registration for evening com ics
at St. Augustine’s College will con
tinue through February 12 during
the hours that classes meet.
Tliumlay at 6:30 p. m.
"Parliamentary Law' mee t?-
Thursday at 6:30 p. m. while "Met
hods of Speech Correction and The -
rapy” meets Wednesdays at 8:30 p
m. Both classes are meeting in room
202, Hunter Build' 'g. The Instruc
tor is Dr. Marcus Boulwnre.
! ' Typing for Beginners” meets
Tuesdays at 6:30 p. m., while “Re
fresher Shorthand” meets at (1:30
p. m. on Thursdays. Both classes
meet in room 302, Hunter Building.
Mrs. M. B. Wright is the instruc
tor.
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 195*
iaxiieirich, 1
High Point,
Shaw Orator
i
Max Heinrich.. College Secretary,
j Friend’s Service Committee, south- |
eastern region. High Point, spoke ;
to Shaw University students on
Friday, January 31, Points brought
out in his talk were that 1. There
is something of God In every per
son. the exploited and the person
doing the exploitation. 2. The
Power of Active love ir much
stronger than the power of hate or
f.-ar. 3. The individual can make
a difference in v.hat he believes is
right
He suggested as a help for lead
ership that Americans should get
’into situations where they can be
come acquainted with people '.'. hose j
I backgrounds are different-such as j
! at international seminars. ’’lf you
i have a chance to be a part of an
i other culture, you will have a chf
| foroot perspective," he said.
The speaker was introduced by
I Dr. James D Roberts, associate
professor of philosophy and relig
ion and director of religious activi
ties at Shaw.
Drama Clinic
Holds Annual
!FSTC Session
FAYETTEVILLE With over
600 high school students, principals
and drama directors drawn from
16 counties in North Carolina in
attendance, the Twelfth Annual
High School Drama Clinic went
forth at the Fayetteville State
T -Tellers College on Saturday
February 1. The affair is sponsored
o indy by the Colleges and the
' ■ rib Carolina High School Dra
ma Association.
With Lois Barries, of Smithfield,
l>. • i.ug, the morning Session
opened with remarks by James F.
Cummings. President of the local
draran guild, and by an address of
Welcome by the President of the
college, Dr, Rudolph Jones.
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The morning session was de
voted primarily to 3 discussion
of the stage while performing,
stage setting and stage proper
lies-. Following the discussion,
demonstrations v\ wit forward.
Baylor is the director.
One of the: highlights of the one
-hiy session was the presentation
of the comedy in three act* ''Yes.
My Darling Daughter", staged at.
the evening session by the Ira AI
• ’ dge Dramatic Guild at JohnsoVi
C Siniib University of which Mary
Legal Notices
IN THE SUPERIOR 10181'
NOTII'K
NORTH CAROLINA
'UAHS CUJF.Y
SUSIE vV, iNGTQN and BESSIE :
WASHINGTON cAitmOLL. Plaintiff;
Vs.
; LEON L UNO and Wile, MILDRED!
1 ! LAND, B S. RICKS and f: ii. PAR-i
HIS and Wile, BETTY I, PARRIS, j
Defendants j
The Uetwndantr B. H. Ricks. and R
■K Parris and wife. Belt- L. Parris,
j will take notice:
That plaintiff' in the above entitled
: matter nave commenced in the Sit
iv• nor Court of Wake County, North
: Carolina, an action entitled as above.
l in which they seek the cancellation
'hill record of certain Deeds tiled ill!
the office of the Register of Deeds'
id Wake Count', as follows, to wit:
. il). Deed dated April A!', 1834. David j
; Washington to R. E. Pai-ris and wife 1
! Betty t_. Parris, recorded in Book 1 328.
j page 253: (2.» Deed dated May 1, 1934.
i R. E. Parris and wife Butty U Parris.
|to R. It Ricks recorded in Boole 102 k
pane 594: (:>i Deed dated March 19,
i 1941. E. H Hicks, unmarried, to Leon
> L. Land, recorded in Book 1626, page
I '..51; iJ) Deed dated September 1. 1951.
! Leon L. Land and W ife, Mildred J.
(Land, to Hal V. Worth, recorded in
Book 1149. pace 571: (5) Deed dated
i February 4, 953. Hal V Worth and
| wife to Wake Forest Building Supply !
i Company, Inc. recorded in Buck lift,
, pay.o 92. That title to the property tic- I
scribed in raid is vtr •« in plaintiffs, j
| ami that the said property is moiei
i particularly described as follows, to
wit:
BEGINNING at Mrs. GattJtng'*
corner in tiie northern line of
i New Bern Street continued; runs
j thence northward at right angles
| to sart lint and with Mrs. Gatling's
line 2311* . feet to Phil Williams:
I Leutheast e< t ice: thence with his
line v stwara !I3> feel to a stake
in George B. Moore's line: thence
Southward parallel wltn the first
line 23PVa feet to tiie said northern
line of Now Be n Street continued;
thence eastward with *h.ii line 93< t
feet to the BEGINNING, contain
ing about one-half uc.e and being
j part of the land bought i„y Kamo
P Battle and W. R Cox at the
I sale of the lands of John O itoake,
deceased. See Deed recorded m
800 lM 2. Pace 483, WAKE COUN
TY REGISTRY.
Then > , excepted from the lot
, above described such portion there
of lying along its southern border
as is now included within lha
right-of-way of the North Carolina
State Highway * Public Works
Commission appropriated in the
-. (instruction of the view highway
No b*. which highway now ex -
I tends along New Born Avenue and
refer to the description above as
cw Bern Street extended,
j.iui the aforesaid Deeds constitute
a cioud upon plaintiff's title to said
real estate
That detondnnta will further take
notice that they are requited to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of tins
t'fiurt v. ithin 30 days after the 13th
pay of ■'cbiuary, 1958, and answer or
demur to the Complaint filed in said
action, or plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In
said Complaint.
This 12th da.v of January. 1558.
J. RUSSELL NIPPER.
Clerk of Superior Court
TAYLOI & MITCHELL,
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
Jan. 18, 25; Feb. J, 8. 1958.
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ADMINIS THATRIX S NOTICE
NOR ill CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified a> Aciimuutrwtrls
of the Estate of Juntos WLliam*. de
ceased, late or Wake County, Nurtt
; Carolina, this is to notify all person!
! having claims against the Estate ol
| said deceased to exhibit them to th«
] undersigned at 205 Smithfield Street
Raleigh, North Carolina, on or hefor*
| the 9th day of January, 195(1, or thn
I notice will be pleaded In bar of theli
| recovery All persons indebted to tin
| Eslau will please make tmmediafi
i payment.
This 9th day of January, IB9*.
MISS HELEN VVTLLIAJAK.
Administratrix ;
205 Smithfield Street
Raleigh. N. C.
Jan. 18. 25, Feb. 1. ii. 11 23. MM.
A DM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE 4
| WORTH CAROLINA f
:WAKE COUNTY n
j Having qua lined a* Administrator el
the Estate of Mrs. Lllliau Green Hun'S
deceased, late of Wake County, Nofl|
Carolina, this Is to notify all persml
having claims against th« Estate ol
said deceased to exhibit them to thl
undersigned at 1303 E. .Tone* Streel
Raleigh, Nortii Carolina, on or bt»ior|
the 9th day of January. 1939, or thfl
notice will be pleaded In bar ot theil
recovery. All perao&s indebted to thl
1 late will please make immediatl
payment. *s
This (he 9th day of January, IW$. I
t K. HUNT, SH
Aihnmiitratof r
13U6 E. Jones Stieel
KaL.gh. N. C. I
Jan. 18. Si. Feb, 1.«, 15. 3s. IWB. '*
NO TICK TO CREDITORS
Having qualified a*'administrator si
the estate of Mattie I„ Rand, d*ceo<l
cd, this is to notify all person* hgvlnjC
claims-; against the said deceased t
exhibit them to the administrator, I
H. Hinton, at 1407 Fast Edenton »tr«e
Raleigh, North Carolina,, on or betbs
the twentieth day of December, 195
or this notice will be pleaded itt btr «
their recovery. All nerMM* indebted t
the said estate will make tmrn*3iai
payment.
D. H HUTTON Administrator <
Estate of Mattie L. Rand,
deceased.
PAUL C. WEST, Attorney
Jan. 4. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. im
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