Miss Alma Bunch, Vernon Clark Are II
UniteiUii ft Quiet Ceremony Here |
MJfs Alma Tr-.on Bunch dsujjfh
ter of* Mr and Mrs Willie Bitjncfe
!00? CSfffilster Street, became the
bride of Vernon Ciark son of John
W Clark of Terbato and the late
Mrs Alma Clerk here June 14
The lies Johnnie Jones officia
ted at the wedding The families
sod olos« friend:-, were present at
the quiet ceremony.
A reception wm given at the
Dav.e Street Y W r A
The bi idi- ; i graduate of Saint
#Sncs School of Nw ,mg. and is
employed at Saint A cur.* Hospital.
The bridegroom a graduate of
Shaw University and North Caro
lina College at Durham He i? em
ployed a? i science teacher :n the
public achol sv--tcm of F .-yettevHlo
TO Foreign
Students At.
Hampton, Va.
HAMPTON. Vs,—Hampton In
jtlfcute was host to a group of 70
foreign exchange dtudentt on it
campus July 2 and 3. under the
auspicer of the Student Christian
Association a r rording to an an
nouncement by the Rev .lame.*
M Jones SC A director of Ha nip
ton Institute
Reprr-eniintt is fount Hcs.
th c ' c students have .pfnt (h.
j, r:■ ( school •• • i mill an Am
eri/-.jr> family in the New York
*rrThey a/ * part of 103.3
* indent-, svho come from Eu
rope- Central a-nfl South A me*
fra the near and far East
under the sponsorship of th«
American field service to live
wifi, at: American family while
spending their senior year in
s fb 8. high school.
Their stay at Hampton was part
&f a three-week bus tour which
the American Field Service pro
vides for the students at the end
of their . (boo! vrar. The student:
on this tour will travel through
eight -:4ates before joining other
groups in Washington. D O
where they will be received by
President Eisenhower and enn
gte-siorial leaders
The American Field Hcrcum
hopes that the indents who : ■/
pe ,ent IS conn ivies, wilt s».lr n
bioader view of American wa\
s.i d life and that the 50,000 Atner-
Ic-n people who meet these stu
dents w>ll also gain undrvsiend
is? of other cultures theoiu: o
iisr-eting these teenagers.
Knoxville
Prof Gets
His Ph. D.
KNOXVILLE. Term.— Dr. Jo
seph L. Harrison, professor of bi
ology at Knoxville College receiv
ed the Doctor of Philosophy o’e -
gree is aoology at the commence
ment of the Sfii.e Driivcmtv of
lows Tows city Ho r-nri !mk fam
ily returned to Knoxville this
week.
Hi* dissertation is psfifler}
"Hypo Plastic Modifications of
the Telenceph.hm following
Unilateral Excision of the Na
sal Placode of Pans Pipieris
Embroyos.” li is to be pub
lished in the Journal of Ex
perimental Zoology (date to
fee announced later'
Dr Harrison was a graduate
assistant to Dr. J. J. Kallros.
chairman of the Department of
Zoology at lowa from 1956-57.
From 1957-58 his wort was fi
nanced partlv hr. a man?, from
National Medical Fellowship. Inc.,
through funds appropriated by the
Nations! Foundation of Infantile
Paralysis.
He is now a member of th»
Society of the Sigma XI (pro
fesslonal fraternity). Ameri
can, Association for Advance
m»4( of Science, Gamma Al
pha. Research Fraternity, and
nominaied for membec
-hjp lr the National Zoologi
cal Society
A native of Be lon Rouge. La Dr
Harrison did vp*. underersduste
work 8t Leland College. He receiv
ed his Mo de i-e from lowa in
1952 and has abo done graduate
work at the University of Tennes
see here, in Knoxville In addition
to his four years at. Knoxville Col
lege he has taught at St, Phillip.
College, San Antonio. Texas, and
st Icland College.
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: Judge Lemlev’s Little Rock Decision j
! YOWNGSTOV.'N, Ohio B<sbop‘ \
! S G Spotswood. Washington, O O. j
| Chairman, Bourd of Bishops A. M.
j E Zion Church, said hero Sunday
j that the fact is that tJ. S. District
i .Tiulge Han-y Lmnley did nut hurt
the cause of de.segrea/.tion when
!he granted Central If ton Seliool,
i Little Rorlr, Ark. a bn lining spell
j Tilt: prelate had lihe following to
! say. “Tlie granting of a luraihiug
Stay Trial Os 9 Youths
On Change Os Venue Plea
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Korean studont In-Ho On here j
lust, month, may be tried outside!
lue city it the Atel-e Supreme ‘ I
court rules that local oitusens h»-v-. *
been so by aeeounte of i
the vicious crime that it will be 1
uuposisble fco choose an impa-rt-uii;
jury.
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i town trial loomed even greater op '
network when Chief Justice Char-1
! ies Alvin Joue? of the St.a*e Sup \
rctne court held up all action ic|
the trials of the nine youths.
•Justice Jones acted after ve • •
ceivtng an appeal front the atto 1 ' i
| ney fur one of the hoys, Alp hops -
Borum, Jfl
Atty. Cecil K. Moon* recnieat
cd ( hat the chief just ice gc.-mt
a change of venue—- foc;tfi''n 1
for the trial mil ride of Phi- j <
ladelpbia —. because he be- 1 1
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: m my opinion, ir. another feebl** ;
! gt- .mvf toward the dying monster
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fairly long breathing spell for the
95 years since tie Emancipation
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The bishop has long Vnca bSftn
ia the forefront ip (he battle for
first class citizenship • all the
peoples of America and Ass been
outspoken against the evils Wat
minorities have had to endure Be
] is a member of (he Executive Com.
mittee of the NA ACP and has rep
| tesented the militant organization
I on many occasions,
j He has been in Youngstown sin.’: 1
| Wednesday presiding over the 43rd
, Annual Session of the Ohio Cor
i fererice, which met, at Price Mem
i oriel A M. ffi. Zion Church H« bar
1 charge of the 7th Episcopal District.
; of which the Ohio Conferr.ee.e is a
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