New Providence Holy Church To
Hold Spring Quarter March 9th
The new Providence Hoiy
Church, corner of South Blood
worth and Bledsoe Avenue, holds
its first quarterly meeting o£ the
year, Sunday, March 9, at 11 3, and
7:3(1 O'cloqK,
The morning service will be
conducted by the Rev. H. B. Clem
tn» of Stokes, N. C, He will be
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MISS MINNIE P. SAMPSON, right, senior art student at St. Augustine’s College, explains a pa ini
ins to interested buyers at her exhibition. Left to right: Miss Margaret Wallace, Mrs. Ruth Bover
Walker. Mrs. Jo Ina DeLaney. In rear is Charles, senior art major.
C. College Hosts:
Sixth School Library
Meet Will Open Mar. 15
DURHAM Some 250 hi;',
ftdvisers are expected at North
school students and their libraiy
Carolina College on Saturday.
March 15, to attend the sixth an-’
nua! conference of the Association
of North Carolina High School
Library Clubs.
“Wake Up and Read” is the
theme of this year's session.
Registration opens at 9 a.i
in the foyer of the James E. Shep
ard Memorial Library.
General sessions will be held in ;
the auditorium of the Commerce j
Building. Commute and group
meetings will be held in Shepard
Library.
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Starts SUNDAY! oflove I
ERNEST HEMINGWAY’S |
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ROCK HUDSON-JENNIFER JONES VITTORIO DE SICA
CliNietvi/KSc:oP*£t • CHARLES VIDOR • *»■**■.*. bf.n hechi
cocoa by OB LUXB •
accompanied by this three church
es—St. Bethel, Middlesex; Faith
Hope, Hooker tor*; and Mt. Zion,
Gold Rock, N. C. The sermon will
Vie delivered by Rev. Clemons. A
free dinner will follow the after
noon service in the church’s din
ing room.
The evening service will feature
the praise service, the evening ser
Officers of the association
this year are: Miss Patrieia
Jones, William Penn High
School, president; Miss Bar
bara Forbes, vice-president,
J. W. Ligon Junior-Senior
High School, Raleigh; Miss
Velma Lawrence, recording
secretary, Merrick Moore
School, Durham; correspond
ing secretary. Miss Eleanor
Nunn. Ligon School. Raleigh;
treasurer. Miss Julia Coston,
C, F. Pope High School, Bur
taw: Parliamentarian, Shade
Little, P. S. Jones High School,
-Washington; and Historian,
Miss Forbes of Raleigh.
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mon, and holy communion.
Preceeding the Sunday service,
there will he aweek of prayer at
the church—Monday through Fri
day nights conducted by the pas
tor and local minister? of the
church.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. J, A. Forbes is pastor
Sponsors of the 1958 program j
are the Library Section, N. C
Teachers Association. School cf j
Library Service, NCC; Office of I
Library Adviser, State Depart-;
meat of Public Instruction. Ra- j
leigh.
This year's advisory committee
includes; Mrs. Joyce McLendon.;
Executive Secretary, Librarian,!
Raleigh Schools; Mrs. Mary L. |
Smith, Financial Secretary. C P. j
Pope School, Burgaw; Miss Mar
tha E. Riddick, ’West Charlotte
Senior High School; Mrs. Will’e
B. Hill, Hillside High School, Dur
ham; and M:ss Blanche Rogers, P
S. Jones High School, Washing
ton.
At Saturday’s 10 a.m. general
session in the Commerce Buil
ding's auditorium. Saurcll Will- ;
I ifttns of P. S. Jones School, Wash
ington. will lead devotions.
NCC President Alfonso Eidc:
and Mrs. Patsy Brewtngton Perry
of the NCC library staff will ex
tend greetings, along with J, L'
Vonne Chambers, president of the
NCC Student Government Asm
elation.
AtA&T College:
T.vo Raleigh
Brothers On
Dean’s List
GREENSBORO Five students
from Raleigh, including two bro
thers, were included th®*“
making the honor roll at AJ-T
College here for the fall semester.
A total at two-hundred and
eighty-five students were listed,
seventy-seven of whom made all
"A’s.”
Ernest Lenwnod Sanders, Jr was
the only Raleigh student who com
piled a perfect record for the quar
ter. His brother, Robert Edward
Sanders, It., was listed on the B
honor roll. They are the sons of
Mr. and Mrr. F, L. Sanders. Sr.
1107 S. Bloodworth Street,
Also included on the S honor
roll were Roland Watts, son of Dr.
and Mrs. M. L. Watts, E. Davie
Street- Edward Baldwin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Baldwin; and Harold
Curtis, and Marvin Roberson, all
of Raleigh.
North Carolina poultry market
receipts continued to increase last
year at a rate of 10 million dollars.
Income from ownership is
the only major source of income
which has shown a slump since
1951.
diggs are one of nature's most
perfect foods
Ihe Noi-*h Carolina ornamentals
eorp i£ a SSO million per year busi
ness.
Happy Khmer New Year.
WAKE COUNTY CHAMPS These Berry O’Kelly High School
Boys won the Wake County Basketball Championship Saturday night,
February 22, by defeating Apex Consolidated School, 37 to 38 in the
final.;. On Friday night in the semi finals, they defeated the D.D. and
B. School, 54 lo 50. The Berry O’Kelly boys ttl o have a 12 to 1 won
and loss record for the season. Front row, left to right: Joseph
Wright, Charlie Bryant, Thomas Hooker, Albert Thomas, oLroy Mat
thews and Charles High. Back row, left to right: Coaches G. L. La vs
and I». I> Spaugh. Melvin Hooker. Charlie Harris, Ivan Jones, Hay
wood Horton, and Ilermor Hunter.
Thurgood Marshall Speaks
At A Jewish Synagogue
DETROIT (ANP) Speaking |
before packed mixed audiences at j
Brotherhood Week meetings here !
at Tam pie Beth El, Thurgood Mar- j
shall, special counsel of the NAA- ;
CP, declared, Racial segregation is !
not a sectional matter Schools j
that are segregated by custom or j
by residential segregation are just ■
as damaging to a child's mind as •
schools that are segregated by I
law."
Shaw University Seniors
Now Doing Cadet ’ 1 caching
Dr. N. H Harris, director of the j
Division of Education, reports that i
Shaw University seniors are doing |
their student teaching at the fol- |
lowing place.;;
Raleigh—Jacob Bland. Jeon Dr- j
loatch. Joseph Jones. William Judd, j
Gloria King. Ophelia Knight, Delia j
Lewis, Mary G. Pulley, Roman j
Walton, Merca Yarbouph.
Clayton Jewel Bullock The.’ j
Comegys, Marie Wood. Matthew i
Sanders; Durham Laura Grady. •
Dorothy Murray; Enfield— Juice j
Watson; Goldsboro Barbara Oui- I
ness; Kenansvitle Gwendolyn
Brown; Kinston Dorothy Hud
son, Euia Non is: Kittrell Lo
renza Harris, Lewis Thomas; Lii
lijjgtuii Belly Can, Raymond j
Carl. Thelma Davis. Emily Win- j
stead, Josephine Yarbrough; Louis- I
.burg Lillie P Civ.Connie j
Hayes, Mary Procter . Magnolia -- |
Helen Hooks.
METHOD Lillian Berber; Ox- J
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I Marshall asserted that tnere is
! /treater residential segregation in
Detroit than in most Southern ci
ties. He pointed out that injustices
against minority groups in Amer
ica are broadcast over Radio Mos
cow ‘within minutes after they
have occurred.
; "We will obtain world peace,”
1 Marshall declined, “only when we
I solve the basic human issues of
! our civilization. The equality of
! mart is one of those basic issues.”
i ford Thelma Jones. Rejean Pet-
I tiford, Ella C». Williams; Rocky
Mount Ann J. Merritt; Selma
Agnestino Brewing!on, Shirley Cur
rin, Anthony Sanders, Elias San
ders.
Smithfirld Nadine Cunning
j hmn, Mary Everett. Richard Me*
• Clain. Genotre Penny, Willie San
i ford. Hermia F Whitaker, Ange-
I nett Williams; Spring Hope The
! adore Lucas; Tar boro William
i Black, Margnrctto Purvis; Wagram
j Mable Mcßae: WatVonton
I Murdis Cox, War. aw Betty Cha
; .den. Betty Mill: Wise Henry H.
Greene. Annie Watson
Tar Heel poultry raisers could
1 bring 200 to. 300 million more dol
i tars a year into the state by pro*
| during better eggs cheaper.
A national survey shows that 85
i per cent of farms lack water to
1 supply a rural fire department
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WEEKENDING SATUBDAy, MARCH S, 1958
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