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NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATION IT ZION MEET IJele last week, arc shown above The wwiMts featured Christian Edu<-.>
jsteg from North Carolina attending the Quadrennial meeting of Hon and youth participation, Dr .1. W. Eiehelberger. dirertnr ul
the African Metbotlist Episcopal Zion Church in Columbus, Ohio Christian Education was tn charge
Baptists Plan “Appreciation Hour"
For Dr. Jackson During September
CHICAGO—Action tv a-", taken a*
the Annua! Meeting of the Board i
of Directors of the National Bap- [
tist Convention. USA. Inc, re- i
rentlv at Omaha Nebraska, to I
honor Dr. J. II Jackson. Presi-;
dent of the National Baptist Con- j
’•ention. USA Inc.. with an "Ap
predation Hour" during the Na
tional Baptist Convention at Chi-j
capo, September d-14 1958. It wa-1
decided that the Apprecial tor.
Hour” will follow immediately af* i
ter Dr. Jackson dell vets his An-!
nual Message. Septembm 11. ‘958 j
As von are sorely aware. Dr.
Jackson is not only a native of
Mississippi, a citizen of Chi
cago. Illinois, and the United
States of America, hot a* the
leader of four million fhr bun
died thousand 14..500.000 ’
Baptists the largest Negro
organization *0 the world—he
has become a leader of inter
national respect and responsi
bility,
In such a capacity it, ha* al-l
«-2»*S been his fervent hope tp
mirec-ent hip countr r . bis vast ■
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Convention, and the Christian re
ligion at a level far beyond ques
tioning.
Thus, for these reason: the Con-!
vent ion has: derided to give i;,s,
President a much deserved "Ap- j
predation Hour".
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BIRTHS
July 13th—Mr and Mr? Jere
miah Stanc.il. a son. 6-lbs 3-or:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman a
daughter. 4-ibs • Mr and Mi
Robert Gass, a daughter. 8-Uv
10-ozs-: Mr, and Mrs. James
Mann, a son. "-lbs 5-07*
■July 16 th— Mr and Mr:.
Charles Dunn, a son, 5-lb-. 13-ozs
July l?t.h—Mr. and Mrs. James
Smith, a son, 5-lbs; SL-ciu.: Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Stokes. Jr, 3
son, 6-lbs. 5 Vs-02s.
July 19th —Mr and Mrs Mar
tin Evans, a daughter 5-lb?, fi'A
-07*.: Mr. and Mrs John Orec-n, a
a telegram or message o! congrat
uiation to Dt J. H Jackson. Pleas.
! send your message by August 11
1958, to Rev A, E. Campbell, Ap
preciation Hour Chairman. "590
| Carn*s Avenue Memphis, Tr-nn
If vou should participate iri
such .a mannei. the occasion will
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daughter. 7-lbs. lID-oz-s
July 20th —Mi. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hines, a daughter. 8-lbs., 9-
*4 -osi • Mr and Mrs. John Moore.
3 daughter. 6-lbs.. 10-ozs.: Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Hunter, a son. 8-
! lh?. 2 1 t-oss . Mr. and Mrs. A!
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die Barnes, a son. 7-lbs, 24-07,3.
Julv 25th—Mr. and Mis. Oth
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bert Jones, a daughter, fi-lhs. It •
’i-ozs; Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
Guess, a daughter 8-lb? , 3-ozs .
Mr and Mrs Jon at Atkinson, a
daughter, 5-lbs , 11-ozs.: Mr, and
Mrs Aaron Spring, a .son, 5-lbs .
S'4 -07 S. Mr and Mrs, Rudolph
Dunston, a daughter, 8-lbs.. 13-
ozs.
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New Orleans To Host:
Beauticians Plan Busy
Convention Aug. 3-7
NEW ORLEANS <ANP>~ Things ;
will be popping -and hov, -at the |
ammai uieefing of the National j
Beaut.v CulturisLs’ league when 3 - j
000 delegates convene in beautiful
Bay Wont- City auditorium. Aug. i
3-7. Meeting simultaneously will !
be the National H&irdi c«;cni and |
Cosmetologists association, whose j
i sessions, will be in Roosevelt Hotel. i
In a joint pre-convention an- !
noiuicement, Mrs. Katie E. Which- j
I am. New Orleans, beauty cultur
j ists’ president arid Philip Parker,
j cosmetologists' head, announced
; that, a nationwide boycott may be
j employed against cosmetics mann
i faccturers who discriminate a
-1 gains! Neero beauticians.
Though they did not reveal the \
name.' of the firms in question. !
the presidents did say that these
manufacturers, while enjoying j
wide business v.ieh Neprn be-au-1
ticians. refuse to assiM, i-hwr as-!
sociations and convent ions by pai- i
; ticipatmg in the conventions. Both ;
stated that a boycott by the 22,000 i
'Meg r o beauticians "con. 1d •
; put. a good-six,eri dent in Hie, bus;- :
ness of disci iminating manutac-1
] turer?.
Choirs Os 5 UNCF Colleges
On ABC Network In Aug .
NEW YORK—The chop-? of five
member coikries of the United N--
rro College Fund will b" heorri
over the American Bioaeioftsting
Network during Auau?*.. W. J
Trent, Jr. Fund executive direc -
tor announced here today. The
chons reprerenf. UVCF membei
colleges in Tennessee, Ijouisiana,
Georgia and Mirstviipp l
Knoxville College, Kuowjtc.
Tenn.. will open the mon'h'r, ra
dio orograms Aug'isi. 3 Newell f
Fit?.i>a.fcrtek is the choral director.
Xavier TJntvsrsitv's choir, led by
James Yealstdt. will be heard on
the August ! 0 hi'oseb ir.t . Xavier
ior:. Seu'b Ckrbflna and in Nation
| ai traveling "shows.
Other exliibit? have included the
; national rehnbiUta* ion service ex
! bitoin representing the stale of
yi ■ ... g m Washington, T> C.. and
| New York City; the BroolSyii Mu
\ seuin Piini Show. Addison Gallery
;rj Andover Mass: and the Nov
j folk Museum of Arts and Sciences
Hi? work b-.-r. been selected for
; re production lr> "Art in America",
"Art Dim >t". .-., i , : ■>
Many prominent speakers
will hi beard ai (he beauty
oultuvists ineel 7'hey will in
ebifle Mrs. Dorothy 1,. Height,
Mresidcnt. National Conference
of Negro Women; lames ¥
Evans, assistant Secretary of
Defense. Washington, D ,C.;
the Rev. Martin Eulher King,
Montgomery, Ala., and Mrs.
Daisy E Lampkin, Pittsburgh.
The beauticians group will also
honor 39 Individuals among whom
will ho Mrs, Lampkin and Mr.
Evans. Others include Mesdames
Mfihoi Dickens, Washington, D.C..
former trustee board member; O.;
1 M H. Young, sole living member j
of the original organizing group. I
Mary K. Patterson, Uttle Rock, •
j one of the iriginal organizers; Ma
i rie smith. Philadelphia, first Na
-1 tioraj Youth council leader, j
Maude fiadsen, New York, chair-]
i man, Beaui icians Hall of fame j
I chairman.* Minnie Hurley. New]
i York, treasurer foe the past 18
j years; and Doris Ford, who holds
] the record for the size of dclegs
] Lions brought successively to the
! annual convention.
U. is in Now Orleans.
Mo: chouse College of Atlanta
wJ! pre.--.cn' its all-male chorus;
over the radio network Augusl i
.v Wardcll Whalum us the direc
tor. j
Pl .t fTniversitv's chon is sched- i
ulcd for the August 24 ABC broad- '
<v-1 Fisk is located in Nashville
Term
Ton prion Southern Christian
College of Tonga 100, Miss, will be i
on the. sir August 31. under the ;
baton of Mrs. Sara Booker Turner, i
Now in it? eighth consecutive
year, the weekly Negro College i
Chou- sei :rs originates in New '
Vr.ik City on the ABC network
10:30 to 10 55 Sunday mornings ;
Local radio listing;-, should be •
cheeked for broadcast, tones in toe
various avion? f too country.
The College Choir senes I<.
it broadsase by the Armed Force:
Radi', and Television Service and .
heard by Gls throughout the]
world.
Aiiort 7, lj mdhon Americans 14
years of o".' r»- older do some farm ]
vnrx for wages
1P&- the zmoixmm
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1958
ORATORICAL EXCELLENCE brought smiles to the faces of the
three 4-lt’ers currently attending (he 4-H Short Course at Tennessee
State University, who won the tirst, second and third place Annual
Prince Hal! Masonic Scholarship Awards, brine presented by Ten
nessee State University’s speech and drama head Or. Thomas £, Fnag,
(right) education commission director of (he Most Worshipful Prince
Hall Grand Lodge FA AM of Tennessee. (Left to right > Second plies
winner Hattie Jackson. Somerville; Krmun Porter, Millington, tirst
place; and Betty Jean Moure Nashville, third place winner will attend
Tennessee State in (ho fall, as did the three winners from 1957 who
completed their freshman year at Tennessee Slate this past regular
school Tear.
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