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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY M, I<(5A
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Ninety Students Receive
Recognition
Dr. James A Boyer urged .St.
Augustine's College Students to be
imbitious, trustworthy and have
i good character, Tuesday in a
special Student Recognition As
sembly. He also stated that stu
dents should enjoy their work, for
men who succeed, do so because
hey have a low and are captivat
ed by the work they do. Ninety
students received certificates tci
outstanding achievements and
contributions in the various de
partments at the college. The fol
lowing students received certiti
cates for membership in WHO'S
WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVER
SITIES AND COLLEGES: Willie
Lee Blackwell, Jenobia Browning
Docenia Hammond. Raymond
Hunley, Albert ’organ, Janet,
Schumpert. Bessie Smith and
Patricia Welch.
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gram were Dean P. R. Robinson
'Hie Rev. S. D. Rudder and the
college choir.
FELLOWSHIP D WED HELD
Last Monday nig} i the pas
tor, the Rev. YV. 11. Carson, of
ficers and members of the
Rush Memorial AME Zion
Church were entertained at a
Fellowship Dinner at the
church, sponsored by the
trustees of the church Every
one present reported having
enjoyed a sumptions repast.
MEN’S DAY PLANNED
Men's Day will be observed at
the Rush Memorial AME Zion
Church Sunday, May 25, at 3 p.rn.
A special program has been plan
ned. and a guest speaker Iron) this
city will be present to speak to
the men. The public is invited to
attend this service.
VISITING PARENTS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. Smith
and Millard F. Smith, Jr., of In
dianapolis. Indiana, are visiting
their parents at 1318 Oberlin Rd.
FORSYTH COUNTY VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sawyer
and children, Clarence, Jr. and
Ellenor Carol, spent Mother’s Day
with their parents. They hail from
Winston-Salem.
MRS. W ILLIAMS HOSTESS
Raleigh sorors and hostess Eva
Williams entertained the Rho
chapter of the lota Phi Larnba
Sorority of Durham at the Willi
ams home, 816 S. Blount Street
recently. After the business meet
ing, ft most delectable turkey din
ner was served.
Officers are President, Soror
Otelia S. Stewart; secretary, So
ror McCollum; corresponding sec
retary, Soror Mable Butler,; treas
urer, Soror Hawkins. Members
present were Soros Whitley, Jones,
McCrea. Weaver. Bruce, Hargett.
Avant, Ingram, Wiley, Bain, Cole
man Brown Pamplin, Mebane,
Denver, Bohn, McClain, Lipscomb
Bolden, and Richardson.
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS HF.RL
Mesdames Novella Wilder,
Pearl YV. Smith, Grace Woods
and Corrine McDonald honor
ed their mothers, Mesdames
Elizabeth M. Wilson and M.
Blanche Dover, at a Mother's
Day dinner, Sunday, May 10,
at 2.30 p.m,, at the home of
Mrs. Wilder, 111 I Mark Street,
i Others present, were Mesdames
i John W. Smith. Velma Knox, An
! nie Lee Hines, Valerie Smith, Ola
j Jones, Rubye H. Williams and
j Miss Milhemina Hayes. Gentle
| men present were: Mr. John W.
j Smith, Lee Otis Smith. Carl
1 Smith. Deimar Wilder and Leou
! ard Wilder.
ST. AUGUSTINE’S MUSIC
STUDENT
Miss Cessandria Hortense Han
na. freshman in the department
of music at. St. Augustine’s Col
lege. will present a program of
pianoforte selections over radio
station, WPTF on Saturday, May
25. at 6:30 p.m.
Miss Hanna is a 1957 gradual e
of Northwestern Senior High
School. Miami. Florida and stu
i died with her father, YVilliam H.
! Hanna before corning to St. Au«-
1 ustine’s. Her program will consist
PICTHER
of compositions by Beethoven,!
Chopin, Liszt and Godard. A higu- 1
light of this program will be her j
rendition of the first movement of 1
Beethoven’s “YValdstein" Sonata.!
Miss Hana is currently a student, ,
of J. C. Moore at St. Augustine’s;
College.
BOYS DAY CAMP SET
Beginning June 9, the Blood
worth Street YMCA will start re.;-.
istration for the annual boys sum-1
mer day camp All boys 7-16 inter- •
eh fed in attending are Invited to!
register with the boys secretary,j
C. L. Anderson.
Activities for the day camp will i
include arts and crafts, games, j
story-telling, music hours, tour
naments, devotions, hiking, swim
ming parties.
LIBRARY GROUP MEETING
The Aging in the Modern Wor'd
Discussion Group will meet, Tue.s
moroing, May 27. at 11:00 in the
Richard B. Harrison Public Li
brary. The topic for discussion is
New Family Roles in Middle Life
The resource person for this meet
ting is Mr. W. H. Fuller with Mr.
W D. Gay as leader.
WOMEN’S DAY SERVICE
The annual Women's Day will he
observed Sunday. May 25, at St.
Paul AME Church on the corner
Harrington and E. Edenton Street,
Mrs. Varheese Jamison, a supervis
or in Social work in Baltimore,
Maryland will be the speaker at the
11 A M. service. A panel di.cuss
ion is planned for 7 P M. The
Women’s chorus will have charge
of the music.
Mrs. W. R. Edmondson is chair
man assisted by Mrs G G. Smith.
Mrs. Addie Logan is chairman of
the program committee. Mesdames
Frances G. Jones and Bessie M
Wesley are captains.
The public is invited so attend.
MEN’S DAY PROGRAM
The First Baptist church on the
corner of Wilmington and Morgan
streets is observing its annual
men's day program on Sunday,
May 25. At the !1 O'clock service.
The sneaker will be Rev. J W
Fleeming. director of Christian Erl
cation for the General Baptist
State Convention
NO MORE WORRIES
Mr. Ross Fowler popular lo
cal barber, says that all of his
worries concerning an heir to
over hi* fhjir
have now disappeared. Last
Saturday morning. May 17, the
stork delivered a bealthv baby
bay to Mrs. Fowler at St. Ag
nes Hospital and Mr. Fowler is
now busy passing out cigars
with st smite. Ross savs it may
be a long time before Ross, .Tr.
is able to wield a pair of bar
ber’s scissors, but he is perfect
ly willing to wait until he ran.
MINISTERS HOST DURHAM
ALLIANCE
The Raleigh Ministerial Alliance
had the Durham Alliance as its
guest Monday at the 8100d I ,vort h
Street YMCA. The Rev. P. H
Johnson, president, of the Raleigh
group, presided at the meeting.
WASHINGTON MINISTER TO
ST. AMBROSE
The Rev, William Van Croft of
Washington. D. C. will be the guest
minister at the morning worship
services at St. Ambrose Episcopal
Church Sunday. May 25. at 11 o'-
i clock. The pubiic is cordially in
! vited to hear this distinguished
! rhurrhman speak,
i ENTERTAIN WESTMINISTER
FELLOWSHIP
i The Young People, members of
the Davie St. Westminister Fellow
ship. did an outstanding job of en
tertaining the Weftminister Fel
lowship of the Cape Fear Presby
tery which met here Saturday,
Fayetteville Street
BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor Fayetteville and Hunter
re J-MS3'
0: 30 Sunday School
11:00 Worship Service
TEXT: 'I am the true vine,
ray Father is the husband
man.”
SSiRJECTi '’The True Vine,"
<5:00 P.M B. T. 0.
TEXT: PSALM?’ ICS—
O God, my heart is fixed- I
will sing and give praise even
with my giory.
“A Fixed Heart To Please
God.”
7:30 Wednesday Teachers
Meeting.
8:30 Wednesday Prayer
Service.
WHAT DOUNY
Weekly Church Roundup
LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP- ,
TIST CHURCH Church School i
opened at the usual hour with the j
supt. Mr. Joseph Williams, Sr, in
charge. Morning worship began at ;
II o'clock with the senior choir in :
charge of music, under the direc- 1
lion of Mr. Willie Henderson, A I
powerful message was delivered by
the pastor, the Rev. G H. Graham,
from the Book of Genesis.
YOUNG S MISSIONARY LMPf K
YOUNG'fc MISSIONARY TEM- ;
RLE CME CHURCH Sunday i
School opened at 9:43 a. m. with !
Ihe supt, Mrs. Della R. Ford, in ;
charge. Morning worship started nt j
11 o’clock with the junior choir In 1
■■barge of music, under the d>rec- !
lion of Miss Bottir J. Broadie. From I
the Book of Isaiah. 55 chapter and |
Ist verse, the pastor, the Rev J j
N Levo'-etto, delivered a soul-stir- j
linn sermon.
ODER! IN BAPTIST CHURCH—
Church School opened at 9:45 with
the supt.. Mr. W. CurtK in charge.
Morning worship started at 11 o'
Hock. It was Men's Day. The Men’s
Chorus was in charce of music, un
der the direction of Mr Walter
Curtis. Organist. Mr. Gaston Pnllev.
The guest minister was Dr J. D.
Roberts of Shaw University, who
brought a very unliftine message
from t'nr- Book of St. Matthews.
FIRST CONG RE GATT O N A I,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday ,
School opened at 9:45 wi*h Mr.
Sherman Lewis, supt., in charge. A j
large number was present for the !
morning worship service which j
started at 11 o'clock. The senior
choir was in charge of music. Or
ganist. Mr. Ernest Massenbitrg. The
pastor, the Rev. Howard W. Cun- j
ningham, delivered a very sweet I
sermon from the Bonk of St. Mat- !
thew. The Lend-A-Hand Club of
May 17 The young church workers
were ably assisted by their adult
advisors and together they made
many friends foi the local church.
DR. ROBERTS LEAVING SHAW
Dr. James DeOtis Roberts of the
Shaw Univeristy School of Relig
ion, is leaving that position at the
end of the current school year for
similar work at Howard Universi
ty, Washington, D. C. The depart
ure of Dr. Roberts from Shaw will
leave a big gap in Ihe School of
Religion Although still a relative
j iy young man. Dr. Roberts has al
ready achieved a marked degree of
success both as a minister and as
a teacher of theology.
A native of Spindale. N. C , Dr.
holds degrees from J C.
Smith University, Shaw Universi
ty, Hartford Theological Seminary
and a Ph D. in Philosophy from the
University of Edinburgh in Edin
burgh. Scotpland.
PLAN YWCA DAY CAMP
Mrs. Thelma Anders, director of
Y-Teen activities at the Sojourner
Truth YWCA, announces that plans
have been completed for the first
annual Girls Day Camp, sponsored
by the local YWCA.
The Camp, to be conducted on
the campus of St. Augustine’s Col
lege. will begin on June 15 and
continue through July 12. Girls be
tween the ages of 9 and 18 are eli
gible to participate in this project,
Carnp activities will include: Mu
sic, dancing, dramatics, arts and
crafts, nature study, swimming and
tours.
Swimming will be held at Chav
is Park's pool with regular attend
ants and a camp counselor in charge
of all water activities.
Mrs. Anders has assembled a
well-trained, experienced and en
thusiastic staff to serve as counsel
ors. Each girl attending is thereby
assured of ihe best possible care
arid a better chance lo benefit from
the objectives of the Camp. These
objectives include: Health stimulus
from out o? door living, fun, ad
venture, exploration, development
of skills, growth as members of a
group, and a deepening spiritual
aspiration.
Interested parents are requested
to contact Mrs. Anders at the YW
CA.
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MEMORIALS
3913 Hiltaburo, Raleigh. N.C.
; Across Railroad—front cf Uethod)
By Mrs. May L. Broadie
this church met. in its regular ,
monthly meeting at 4 p. in. Sunday j
at the home of Mrs. Margaret '
Jones. 109 W South Street, with the !
president, Mrs. M Blanche Dover,
presiding. After all the business
had been transacted a delicious ice
cream course was served to every
one present. All of the guests en
joyed the meeting.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH !
Church School opened at 10 o'clock j
with Mr. B. T. Sanders, supt., in i
charge Morning worship got tin- ;
drr way at the usual time. The pas- j
tor, the Rev. George Mitchell, de- !
iivered a spiritual sermon and ev- !
eryonc enjoyed it very much.
WILSON TEMPI,E METHODIST
CHURCH Church School got un
derway at the usual time with Miss
Nanine Morgan, supt., presiding.
Morning worship began at II o’-
clock with the senior choir !n j
charge of music, under the direct
ion of Miss Nannie Morgan. Oran- '
Sunday School Lesson
Presiding Elder, Sanford District Central North
Carolina Conference, A.M.E. Zion Church
LESSON VIII—MAY 25
LIVING BY GOD’S LAWS Hi
found in Deuteronomy 6:11. The!
Printed Text is Deuteronomy 6:
1-9, 11:18-21, 26-^B.
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I>R. G. F. MAD KEN’S
THE MEMORY VERSE is, “Je
hovah our God is one Jehovah:
and thou shalt love- Jehovah they
God with all thy heart, and with
all thy soul, and with all thy
might.” (Deuteronomy 6:4-5).
The topic for young people and
adults is “Living by God's Laws."
In studying this lesson, provide
yourself with the Holy Bible.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
includes:
TIME Tire entire book of!
Deuteronomy is to be located neat i
the end of the forty years of wan
dering, about 1400 B.C.
PLACE Most of the great din- ;
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porches psrocarnuMy (top phots?) gut th© ledge ai the. real ol
Brooklyn tenacnent hows®, «s ho »hrc?crkmr. to mmp. Attracted by
the Hash oi a photographer'* flash gun. ho w grabbed (canter)
by auiok acting policeman, and towered to the street in bottom
photo. The youth was OTtrsrciiiod be a psychiatric ward, (News*
prows Photo).
i nisi. Mr. Loon Haywood. The pas-
I lor, the Rov Calvin L. Gidnoy,
I preached a wonderful sermon.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
| Sunday School opened at 9.30 with
I the supt.. Mr. W. T. Taylor Sr., in
I charge A large group was present
| Morning worship started al 11 o’-
clock with the Mosely.Jones Choir
; and the Tots' Choir in charge of
: music, under the direction of Miss
S B. Lu: i!le Griswold and Mrs. Hel*
|on Williams. Minister of Music,
; Mrs, Emily May Morgan Kelly. In
] location was delivered by the pas
! tor, Dr. Oscar S. Bullock. Scrip
l lure reading was by the Rev. D. N.
! Howard, Sr. Honored guests were
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and
Daughters of Isis, who held a brief
Thanksgiving service Rev. How
ard, the assistant pastor, delivered
a rd.ee sei mon from the Book of
: Micah. 6th chapter. Bth verse:
“What, does the Lord require of
’ thee "
By DR. G. F. MADKINS
l courses in the book of Deuterono
my were uttered when Moses was
on the plains of Moab, East of
Jordan.
The subject is “God’s Promises
to Tho.se who Obey Hcs Laws and
His Warnings Regarding the Con
sequences of Disobeying them.”
THE PLAN OF THE LESSON
I. The Blessings that Attend o
bcaience to the Law of the Lord.
Deut. 6:1-3.
IT, The First and Great Com- j
iniuiuiiicEt. DCut. 6:5, 5.
111. Some Ways for Remember
ing the Law arid the Danger of
Forgetting It. Deut. 6:6-15. 11:18-
| 21.
| IV. The Promises of Victory that
[Would Attend Obedience. Deute
j ronomy 6:18-19: 31:22-25.
i V. The Words of One Gerera
i tlon to Another. Deut. 6:20-25.
j VT. The Encouragements of His
• tory and Promise. Deut. 11:1-17.
VII A Final Exhortation Deut.
11:26-32.
THE LESSON IN LIFE AND
LITERATURE
Orginally, among Jews, the She
nia consisted only of one verse,
Deut. 6:4; but in the liturgy
which was developed later, three
portions of the Pentateuch are in
cluded: Deut. 6:4-9; 11:13-21; and
Numbers 15:37-41.
Jesephus says that the com
to read the Shema twice every
day was ordered by Moses. The
time for reading the evening She
ma begins with twilight and ends
four hours later. *
The time for reading the morn
ing- Shenta is at daybreak. It lasts
| until the sun’s rays are seen. Ac
| cording to the Talinid, the read
ing of the Shema, morning and
evening, fulfills the commandment
; of Jashuo 1:8, “Thou shalt medi
-1 fate therein lay and night.”
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