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THE CAROWHmN I
week ending ;= iti.'kday, aprsl j. ms?
sdfsad
MS. CHARLIE S<m « r ■ ' ->
Funeral eervlce Jut Mr 1 ■ . i
Satterfield,
st !•;•? home RI'D :
was' heid at the C
Church t ? p ■ ■
U1 tool, pi..t-. in <hr i '.i
tery- ,s>u.i • ;vm.: him ire fr r
and eight n,>r>■ ;
MR RK HAKD MOSI i >
Mr Richard M-
Blood-vo h Mi
St, Acrip? Hosnila! f : r •
sc« hold Sued v I • I
ner C'hapcl ■! 1 .
Giles officiating
ed in Hill CP : C'-v '•
Survjvors one dam." :
Ebir»“ M;y-i»v 1,01!: : of V 1
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AND t< i hi 1!h H
BY J. L EDWARD-
With th* advent r?f ■ f .ni * o
inskrun ■
Raleigh Fur dc ■
annuel «•• -,rch for p..•■■ •• ••
inns. The four! tt ■:
the school•, I ■■ is
tie aptitude •
♦her b ch’H r••; m
to r i:•:••;« '
tal rnuur 1
3 gUITIf '
of ijiurrr :t
succc:-:-f>; ! iv
The tc ‘s oo"
Time, r: ■t h.
memory if a
time and
tirtubl* •
play ? dvr:'
in pitch ,'i■ -! • .
h“ o v: ••>>: • > >•
could p!- • -I V
which iii b«nH ;n ■ ■ .•■•■■ :
pood ear in • ■"■■■ " ■ '■ u
On t r-l i
he rtro,-,g in !<•:•»• :: > :!■ ■:i .-■•, < !
rou’d P':i.:■ pi: y a ri: v■■(:’. ;
relative sura -
However. !'■ ir t • .
child
given arcs v. II hr,vr !i . • w
Raining a Rood --.i :- ■
g'-OUnd P ::•>■•! r.-r -; ■ .
{•'.■lt tire music h-.-.chet t>ef,» ■■ i:
VP.'!I D' a I
rtitlor.nl vx m,.-.,!;ons :
found ths'd a child ha
factor that hind ••
ress In learning to pi; • a .'■•vi !
inrtrument. pio> -uriin" t
extra short fin;
ClWS’ve ovp' h't- >i
tw«en yppo. nrd ton pc •.
prevent a child fro- -a |
Hr?'?
of the hps rn.-iv be r-:h. i <■ -
why surces-- h, i>• >t< t> v
instructors ! t .?«•. :•
as possible il. ■ i
chance to •" cc-d ~r b
struißaert is r
Tc h- Ip out ;ri thi • •.,!•» •!' <■>
of the E?ir- ■. !• i’
a r«ntn!*pi.i! ■
allow a cbaci ‘v •
try out 9 horn f v II ■ c -,<•
co s t"i r >’ 'v ■; •
mediate or pc i ■' !i i ,
ent can apply th
down payme >= Ti - ■
chance th'i n ch’.i'i ■■■ \
ly on too 1 ' ‘ .•
anrihe -.r «r :; i pm-; - ,
an le-'nurn ■ o-' - ’ ;
children to* led "’i :• • -
taking mif-ic s'-- to
pretiy s-ios- i-o ! ■ l ,t r,
made.
fc*>. ~U. »~* «».»**— WW. Ili^^l-*--^
••■••it < i .Johnny Mosley, Apex
S' ■ sifters. Madte Mitchell.
I Put b . Ms. p,i.. virc F'.-Js Mitchell.
T - md Misa J-uia Da
| Miner.. Ga.
9 •
srs ri. v.\'V!E sv?u if
■t phnn'ft Willis of 1W Ckar
i r>- H;!i -d al nnroe Thursday,
j i ; ,u)- ,;i j.• •••.•}(c was h(*!ci Sunday,
• r.O. f, ' i R-Tp<*Rt
t !rb ti fv v F C. Boone o^-
‘ t : nv ?snci h*u \a) foilowod in
'iii-vivor- Wife. \l;s. Eucille
o. ■ ■ r.r t-.r Son,,'. '! i '-e Mr
'r-'/ F irm ins. .lackin.-n'-Mo. Fla.,
,\7, ; f Tl;;re, N'",v York, Air?,
• -Hcimei! Cobb, t'h’iisdr-lphia. Pa 3
i . i- I!ir-. Y:r;:u.- i Ga.. ,
At T.isciiie Hunter School fourth i
i V' id 's-, were a|iowed to enter the j
1 rand r);,To enter the children i
•• rc.-jsi.i; ed so purchase a drum ;
* pra--.tic-° p'td. d'-usp sticks and a !
; ri-, i;,i r The idea WU to find j
•I- • ti-iihey had the ability I
:; . pj-.-si. mo sir" as a study. The j
• -ft |v, fi\tn CiolTfSVit
men! Tt is felt that !
■ » d'airmniny is an indies- j
: 1 co of rousical pc-«d.it!)ties,
A ci'u't Oms can court notes and |
, -md tnc % sond choice |
■ Os co!!i re all of
I hr ri.. r. >pcnbcrs do not intend to j
j -,i y fi-n*ps and on rocommerda
■ ; ’ re : \ ir.-.iriictor several have j
| !m:, • •' to oih' c ■ n.'.li utnents. The •
j ii, ■ n- har i chano to observe i
b'.< [‘up;! for ~white before sr* in- j
■•or;- lide-vd. Below is a ;
: of , op oft! r fourth and fifth :
• ■ -ro fi ■:■' 1 , 'ot for
■ tart vo, o and who for the |
; moot o 9 »'i fiavc enjoyed a measure •
Anti Alton. Waiter Daven- |
; nott. Fi' d Davis,- Dcbnanu Mai- i
■ Mm: Jhrr-'s Johnson. Bobby Jones ;
IV: is Jones. William Jones. Clar- j
■ ' T - 0-0 d. rhos liliiard. Win.
.tver Charles Harris. Cynthia i
■ it- Hin-’s George MeD n 'M. j
: Tie,. . McNeil, Albert Purcell. Mi- 1
■- ■ . ' P.M- v. Gilbert Y- ssly. Bos- j
VMM-. Vernon W ishington. •
Asdre-r VHjiamr Ronald Wil- i
. ’'•tin-'. Silly Good son, Arthur j
The: ■ in the advanced class are i
| hue Onirnie Davis and Sylvester j
JDr . '•■'ho arc the brothers of ,
i •• - Davi . *he v/inucr of the .
' lot- o' and d -inct Omega talent •
I ' ll v * -riis (~)f V.jtjf’ **• ‘
j now first clnrinetist in the North j
f retina Collcee concert and
Mi," r,r d: fh-o'lf? Hinton !
' : ■ Hopkin;. Oth n Pretty. Ken- i
Robinson, a nng young
; -tpirr,-,-id Dinnn White the
i-■ r-f our senior sousaphone
: ■: ri ihe L'lcon hand. Needless
. -> snv r-untlW'S the lar?(-f
* , -..j--,-i;.enrallrr.ont in the city. I
, As the years go by the instrtl
; mental program is being designed
I to- live it -i - much as possible need- I
s investments in music iustru
. r ts. ’.Vifhin the next few weeks
• ■ o'' - ♦ v iii '}>. ■■ -s to hoar from
he '.nstructors in regards to the
■ r Thou cl :'- ii't• ii • n »h<-
"mi-'C i • st,-. In elosii’g 1- t os re
el! ■ i.b.il mu-dr is a pleasant j
; nd ofieu a profitable pasttlnie ac- |
■ ; .'ty Si.,,- -of our greatest and i
■ Mot known ciliz-?ns arc musically j
* incliijfd.
■' ASNIXfI ri'ESI.IC-XTIONS CONFERENCE —M.‘,..f (h. ntnir
f'.cho. student newspaper at North Carolina College, ire shown above going over plyns for their pu’ili
calions contercnce lo he held m Durham on April tl. Editor Sigredda Richardson disrusses details with
j columnist. Joyce Newbirt as Theodore Gilliam Minora Jovner. Re .-it ha Williams and Managing Editor
svrrv Leajer look on. The meeting is e>pect*d to dr.iw snn»r JUfi delegates from high schools in the
Carolina* ami Virginia.
St. Augustine '$ Speaker t
■“Only 17 Per Gent 0 J Adults Read,” I
Miss Evelyn Pope Tells Local Group
Annual YMCA
Conference |
Set ForA&T;
The 2Sth annual N C. Y.MCA i
Youth Conference will be held at;
the A Sc T College and the Hayes • i
! Taylor YMCA. Greensboro, N C.j
Friday. Saturday, Sunday, April.
25. 26. 27 it. has been announced, i
Around 300 youth leaders rep- i
i resenting high schools and YM-1
CAM throughout North and South i
Carolina are expected to attend, j
Nationally known speakers and j
discussion leaders will be present
. ed. Outstanding social and rccre
! at.icmal events have been planned
Fiu-tlgei inj'ormafcion may be
j-ecured from El L Railord. Di
i lector. YMCA Youth Conference,
F. O. Box 1637. Raleigh. N. C.
Or. H. Edmonds
Speaker During
“Alumni Day” ;
BALTIMORE, Md—Scoring the;
! 'inability of student a today to "write I
! a decent paragraph." globe-trotting ■
! North Carolina College professor j
Helen G Edmonds last Wednesday j
i called a strong program in the
end arts "basic to a college edu
| cation,"
| Delivering the Ali'mnl-Tradi
ditions Day address Morgan
; State College Or Edmonds called
• i liberal education the "b,. tc pre
leiruisite to any specialization.''
She said;
“Students are specializing today j
v ho have not learned basic gran:- i
mar and therefore cannot write a
decent paragraph. Such a sad slate
of affairs has been the result of j
the new school curriculum and j
poor teaching, so much so that the '
colleger seem to be designed for
ibe purpose of catering to the weak
and slow learner.”
With the general field of educe
tion today "crying for high aca
demic standards.” Dr, Edmond?
said. "Any college program which
allows a youth to take that which
is easy and avoid that which i«
difficult cannot prepare him liber
ally for the future stage of spec
ialization.”
—
State College
! Answers
■
QUESTION; What can m t*sed
ji s place of grass on steep banks
or in extremely shady plaew?
ANSWER. Grass substitutes Mvat
are low growing and often used on
such pleets are; English Ivy, an
evergreen vine that will grow
throughout the state in dense
shade; Common Periwinkle, a
trailing vine with small evergreen I
leaves and blue flow-era: Poney- ;
foot a short native creeping vine
found along banks and roadsides;
and Lilyturf or Monde, grass,
grows In a bunch from 4 to IE in
ches high with leaves like grass
and purple to white flower*.
* * * *
QUESTION: What typ* «f
soil t« host suited for the pro
ductioh of alfalfa?
ANSWER: Alfalfa grows
hect on welt drained rSay noth.
However. It will grow antis
factorily op light windy *ol(s,
j especially if tbe windy soli has
a clay subsoil. Alfalfa Ik ex
tremely sensitive in poor
drainage and will not live long
If planted on a soli that ha* a
high water table or poor drain
age. 11 cannot stand “wet feet."
QUESTION: Are there any new
hybird corn varieties available to
North Carolina farmers this year?
ANSWER: Farmers of the Fipd
monf and Costal Plain have a new
hybrid available for the first time
It's N, C. 2RB, a new- yellow: hy
brid. N C. 233 is full season corn
onite similar to Dixie HI However,
ii ha-, nightly larger ears and
brhtiy less susceptibility to lodg
ing.
j "Only 17 per cent of the adult j
! population in the Untied Slates I
read," wax the keynote of an ad- j
I dress by Miss E\elyn Pope. ;;s,?o j
| mate professor of t-brary sricjicr
lin Taylor Hall whrr- St Angus- ,
■ tine's College observed National *
'■ Library Week on Wednesday, Mar, ;
: IS, ,c 9 a.re
"In comparison w ith Eng
land where 34 per erni of aduit
j person* read, with Australia
where 4f> per cent of dulls
read, and with Canada where
34 per cent of adults read, the
United States needs to Wake
Up and Read’," urged Miss I
j Pope.
i Further in the address Mr s Pope j
I mentioned that 10 per cent of the j
! American people does 70 per cent «
| of. the reading in thi- now v.
j Nearing the conclusion, the j
I speaker emphasized that v/e must
learn to read as well as read to
learn
MISS ZENOIUA BROWN
TNG, St. Augustine's College
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Today, t«K«f S Hawes suffer a stiv *. *«, at low HOUs£-
lro«n low WCX#Sf?POWO? htof POWEfi.
enMgii •tocMcal wirmg. out- be so easy for to
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won cord*. Mk W pichwsa vAi *n£ marncnc ib~ -
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I
(CAROLINA POWER 8c LSGhTcOMPANy)
t
senior, made a short report of
her trip to Atlanta University
to attend a library route cnee
of students «h# have pot nila!
aptitudes ?i> rbe.eraui* librar
ions.
The program Included: Rev. S
D. Rudder, invocation: Miss 1. oret
ta Johnson, purpose of National 'Li
brary Week celebration; Miss Glo
ria Gardner, solo. ''Biers Thi-,
House”: Mrs. M, B Walker St
J Augustine's College librarian, in
troduced the guest speaker.
BENSON LIBRARY STAFF in
cludes: H. Braxton. ,T. Cstchings,
i 1 Crupup. M. Fond, ivT Garrixon,
j C. Harrison, t,. Johnson. E. Knight. '
| L. McLean, O. Murphy. L Wil
j bams, G. Wilkins. Mr? O M fr- ,
| ving. Mrs. C. H. Winter:-., and M-s :
| M. B. Walker.
Forage production is one of Hic
keys to success in a livestock en
terprise
Careful attention to woodlands .
pays big dividends.
Open To Negroes:
C/. vEER OPPORTUNITIES
By STAFF ’«l HR ,
MARKET RESEARCH
Perhaps you would like to be
come a market researcher, ii you
think market research would ap
peal to you, those high up in the
field suggest that you tak? or pur
sue course:, in economics, mathe
matics. English (especially the abi
lity to express yourself dearly and
effectively, government, sociology
and psychology.
You may get, your start in market
research through part-time work
Some organizations hire interview
ers throughout the nation on a
free-lance basis. These organiza
tions should h.- contacted directly
for such work.
A research jnn consists of four
main parts-
ML Planning: over-all appraisal
of problem, decision on methods
.'old techniques to be used; <?i field
work: interviewing customers,
wholesalers, retailers in person, by
phone or mail; (31 tabulating: edi
tiny, coding or tabulating informa
lino either by machine or band:
analysis* judging evidence, sum
marizing tt and writing report,
Top positions require travel. In
terviewing may involve travel be
j yond local Area, Longer work
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OfFtCIM Itmi SHANK
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THE PEOPLE, Beginners in mar j
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interview?, coding or tabulating
Interviewing requires ability to
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ing requires clerical skills. Here,
at least a high school education or
its equivalent is u.aially sufficient
After sufficient experience, inter
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THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED IN NCC’s
HOME ECONOMICS DEPT.
DURHAM North Carolina
College's Department of Home Ec
onomics has announced awarding
of three scholarship grants to cn
rollees for next fall's semester.
Recipients are the Misses Rr
ohetle Hill. Scotland Neck, sts'i I
SO; Arnette Artis. Pikeville, sls I
00. Flossie F, Jones. SSO 00, Roan- J
nice Rapids- and Mae Frances
Barham. Zebulon, honorsb I**
j mention,
Th« prizes •were awarded on
| the basts of competitive exams,
j taken on Fch. 20. interview-, and;
i evaluations hy competitora 1 teach j
' ers and co-workers
ftl to the executive phas° of plan
ning and analysis Here, college
training ia usually needed by »
beginner
fllUll
iTKs B<td4
Search me, O God, and
know my heart; try me, and
know my Ihonghte,—O’saim
139, 23.)
When we truly surrender
our lives completely to Our
Heavenly Father, through
His Son Jesus Christ, we
i will not try feo 1 d onto or
hide «ven the smallest evil
j thoughts. They cannot be hid
den from Him—but He will
forgive us when we are really
repentant, when we really
love Him.
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