THE CMLOUHim
WEEK ENXMNG SATURDAY, APRIL 5« 1858
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PRIZE WINNING TYPISTS Some of the best high, school typists in Nor'h
Carolina. ar« pictured here after recent Commercial Pay observance at North Caro
Una. College, Durham. Left to right are John V. Turner, assistant professor com
merce. N.C.C.. sponsor of NCTA contest, »nd: Beverly Davis. Rooky Mount: Barbara
Walker, Burlington; Ijsmood Ward, Washington; Miss Mildred Harris. Washington;
Ruby Hagan. Rocky Mount: Montrose Johnson. Fayetteville : Thomasine Wilkins, R >p-
-Man Wounds Woman
Fatally in Office
CHICAGO <ANP> A men,
brooding over his broken romance,
fatally wounded his estranged
coramoß-law wife within view of
MX) persons in a crowded office
building here after chasing her up
and down the aisles and between
rows of desks.
The victime was Eorestine Stew
art. 22, who was shot in the stale
employment service office as'clerks
and claimants scrambled for cover.
She died in Englewood, hospital a
few hours later.
Held as the possible assailant war
Eddie Anderson. 35. who was ar
rested at Miss Stewart's apart
ment.
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According to reports Miss Stew •
art had gone to a desk to file a
claim. A few seconds after she
spok» to the clerk, she came back
saying a man with a gun was thre
atening her. The clerk called the
manager. But as she arrived on
the scene, bedlam broke loose a
mong the 40 employes and the
crowd of claimants, as the rnan be
gan chasing Miss Stewart. He
caught up with her and shot her a
few seconds iator
Miss Stewart told police before
she died that a “broken romance'
was responsible for the shooting.
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Miss M. 1,. Armond, Wise; Harrietts Johnson. Fayetteville, Thomasuie 'Wilkins, Rop
er: Valeria Lynch. Enfield; Mrs. Mitchell. Enfield, and Dr. L. .1. Harrison, chairman
of NCC’s Commerce Department. Miss Lynch won first prize among students with
three semester?, or more of typing: Miss Honor was first in ib*» two semester division,
and Ward was first in the first semester section.
PJiTTrvc; 7I\T, INTO SPRING Miss I.aVnmvc Bine frokhmin
of Allendale, S, C„ makes a striking figure as she admires forsythia
blooms that have burst out in profusion with eoming of warm days
i to the Rennet College campus in Greensboro.
400 Attend Campus Echo
Publications Conference
DURHAM Some 1400 high
school student newspaper and year
book reporters, editors, and advis
ors attended the third anrr al CAM
, “US ECHO Publications Confer
ence here recently at North Caroi
ns College.
Directed by Echo Editor Sigred
-6-i Richardson and publications ad
viser M G. Dawson. Jr., the session
featured the Hon R. O. Mensah,
pees# attachers Ghana. Charles J,
Smith, 111. Public Relations Direc
tor at Florida A and M University,
and L E Austin, editor of Dur
ham's CAROLINA TIMES in key
spots.
tss election highlight® the
Southeastern Scholastic Publi
cation* Association ce-elected
Mrs. Ruth J, Tillman, Person
County Training School, and
Mr*. M. T. La kin. Hillside High
School. Durham, president and
secretary respectively. Regions!
directors and presidents were
also named at the closing meet
ing.
PIEDMONT: Miss L M. Jones,
Oxford, and Mi.s Joy Jeffiien, pres
ident:
VIRGINIA Mrs. Mary A Pines,
West End High School, Clarksville,
and Miss Sandra Mobley, president;
NORTHEASTERN Mrs! E H.
Monk, Robert, L. Vann School. A
hoskie, and Curtis Simmons, presi
dent. SOUTHEASTERN; Miss Etta
C Newell. Artesia High School.
Hsllsboro, and Mis* Dohsia Daniel,
president- WESTERN Miss Sylvia
Mcßae Ridgeway High School,
Hickory, »rsd Mias Alla;,me Long
crier, pres.
Smith presented awards and
prices to 14 winning newspaper
and yearbook entries
The Charlotte Engraving Co's
prise to the year book rated excel
lent in overall design and execu
tion went to THE BEAR, Stephens
I.’?# High School, Asheville,
Other winning yearbook entries
and their sponsors were. THE EC
HO, Elgon H’gh School. Raleigh, N
O. the Edwards, and Broughton
Co’s sward for "treatment of
theme:
THE A.LLEN7TE, Allen High
School Asheville, the C. R Stan
fcsck Studio’s prlae for "treatment
of organizations and activities";
SCHOOL OCCURENCES, R L
Vann High School. Ahcßkic, Del
Mar Studio’s "The Treatment of Ac
ademic Content’ 1 ; end
THE TIGER Brawley High
School. Scotlartd Neck, Del Mar's
award for ''Treatment of Adminis
tration and Faculty,”
In the newspaper division:
WEST CHARLOTTE'S MIRROR
won the CAROLINA TIMES' a
ward for editorial writing and em
phasis.
THE TATLER of J. W. Ligon High
School Raleigh, received the Del
Mar prize for sports coverage and
display.
WKITTED MIRROR, Durham,
received the Service Printing Co.’s
Prize for newspapers among jun
ior hiih schools
THE HILLSIDE CHRONICLE
edited by Cor-stance Walker, won
the JOURNAL At GUIDE* award
(or writing and display of feature*.
THE DILLIARD HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS won the Durham Herald
Sun's award for news coverage and
writing. This paper also won the
Carolinian's front page make-up
prize.
THE BUSY BEE. Berry O'Kelly
High School Method, received the
CAMPUS ECHO'S award for pub
lications in mimeographed form
and Ibe SKYLIGHTER OF ASHE
! VILLE received the ECHO'* award j
: for printed newspaper*.
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Yes, We All Talk
j By Marcus H. Boulware
DUTCH AUCTION
j A Dutch auction is one in which
j (he bidding starts at a high figure
and keeps going lower until the
article Is soldi The auctioneer calls
off the various price* until some
one agrees to make a purchase
Tar Heel Instructor
Advises Florida Meet
NCC PROFESSOR TO ADVISE
j DURHAM John V. Turner, as- ..■iT..r.... r.V«i.
! r.istent, professor in the Business
’ fiiotcoi/ jj;.v'itcoui nt mo ww.v*i»vub
Education Department at .North
Carolina College, will serve ns con
sultant at. Summer Workshop at
Florida, July 14 through 19.
The workshop is designed to pro
vide a short refresher’s course for
the improvement in skills, techni
ques, and methods directed toward
current practice procedures, faci
lities. and trends in business.
After the workshop, Turner will
spend ten days in Mexico City. He
will pay a visit to the University' of
1 Mexico's Business Education De
partment
FOUR HUNDRED
The term Four Hundred, as used j
to designate the members of the in- i
ner society, was first mad* use of |
in the year 1689 by Ward McAUis- |
ter, a New York society leader, to j
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From Distinctive Furniture
R. E, Quinn Furniture Co.
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denote the number of p*.r*oa? ix>
his opinion who were actually iao
society m that, city A few year!:
latsr he reduced the number tot
i.e Haro, Loummel Morgan and'
! iso.
KICK THE BUCKET
To ''kick the bucket’’ is a .d.anrr
; ohrase common' on both sides of
1 the Atlantic and means to die. Thu
! tradition is that, a man named Sol*'
* sever, who wanted to pry into Ku*.
| turtty, hung himself to a pearti
] while, standing on a bucket Ha.
i kicked the bucket and thereby end
| ed his life
SANDS OF TIME
; The expression, the sand* .of
time, originated with the ruoning
i of sand in the hour glass.
READERS
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|V.us H. Bouhvarc, St. Augustine’#
i College Raleigh, North Carolina.