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Greensboro College To Host
Student Leadership Confab
GREENSBORO ‘'Student In.
dependence through Effective Stu
d.nt Leadership” is the theme for
the annual student leadership oon
i'erenee to be held at, Bennett Cd
ie:c. September 8-10.
Miss Jamesena Chalmers of Fay
r*tf'die, president of the Student
Senate, will preside at the open
ing session In the David D. Jones
Student Union and will also ad
dress the session. There will be g
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workshop at 2 p, m, and a recrea
tion period at 7 p. m. under the di
rection of Miss Wilhelmina Dundy,
of Johnson City, Term.
Morning session of the second
day will, he presided over by Miss
Mary Jane Williams, of Winston-
Salem. Senate vice president and
following the showing of a film,
there will be a discussion led by
Miss Johnsie Adams, of Leaksville
and in the afternoon, following a
••brainstorming” session led by
Miss Tom Presley of Cincinnati,
Ohio, there will be a conference
summary given by Miss Sylvania
Black, of Marlin, Texas, Senate sec
retary.
That, evening at 7, there will be a
social hour held in the dance area
of the Union. Wednesday morning,
the student leaders will meet joint
ly with the faculty-staff conference
and that; night, will attend a joint
banquet in the dining hall of the
union.
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NCC ALUMNA WEDS The
former Miss Shirley Temple
James, editor of the North Car
olina College Campus Eeho dui
in* 1956-57, was married in her
hometown of Jameevllip recent
ly to Bernard \nsely Holliday
Qt New York City. The Elder
Joseph James, Sr., performed
the. ceremony m the Free Union
Disciple Church recently, Mrs.
IJolliday, an alumna of North
Carolina College, 1957, is now
employed as a librarian in the
Maryland Public School System.
Air, Holliday, a graduate of
ShaW University, 1955, is now
attending Andover Newton Sem
inary ip Newton Centre, Miss.
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When Omw hast eater* and
»jt MI, then thnu ahalt Weiss
the Lord thy God for the good
land which he hath given thee
—■( Deniearonoroy 8, Mi, )
Those 'woccte of Moses apply
as much to ns today as they did
to the Israelites after he led
them to freedom from captivity
in Egypt, Surely we have been
given a land of freedom and
plenty. Surely we should give
thanks for d*
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PRINCIPALS AT HOME ECONOMICS MEET - These were the. principals who participated in the
annual Vocational Home Economics Conference held last week at A&T College Thr> arc from left to
right; Mrs. Lucy F. James. Raleigh, assistant State supervisor of Vocational Home Economics; Hugh
Muncy, i hicago, executive virf president of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association who keynoted the
conference; Airs. Eli-/,a Tolbert, Mount Olive, iearher; Mrs. Marie C. Moffitt, Durham, assistant -HU
supervisor and Dr. Catherine Dennis, Raleigh. SIo tc supervisor.
j Mrs. Harriet C* Hall:
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| We!F Known Woman Republican
| Leader Dies in massacliusetts;
' | Was Originally From Raleigh
BOSTON, Mari iANF> The
Boston community was saddened
with the news of the passing of
Mrs. Harriett C, Hail, well-known
Republican woman leader and for
mer chairman of the state Outdoor
Advertising Authority,
She died*at the age of 76 at the
New England Medical Center af
ter a Jong illness.
Mrs, Hall was a founder of the
women's Republican Club of Bos
ton and the Women’s Service Club,
Inc . of Boston where many Negro
women undergraduates, stayed pri
or to the nnn-cfisrritViinatory lodg
ing policies of the key metropoli
tan Boston universities, colleges,
and conservatories. She was presi
dent of the Women’s Service Club
for more than 2s years.
Savings And Loan Ass 7t
Planned At Greensboro
V
GREENSBORO permission to i
' organize a federal savings and i
| loan association in Greensboro was J
I last week granted a group of Ne- j
1 gro business and professional lead- j
j er >,
i in a ;rt, of re solutions adopted by j
; the Federal Home Loan Bank !
i Board. Washington. D. C, the ap- j
I plication from the organizing ;
group was approved following hear- I
ings conducted on July S>
Major S. High, one of Hie at
torneys for the group, told h*
poriers this week that plans
cal! foi a, sustained campaign to
procure subscript ions to sav
ings accounts, .requited by the
bank board and the i tmstructlon
; A & T College Plays Host
j To NC Home Ec Teachers
i GREENSBORO .Nearly 300
teachers from throughout North C?-
j rolina attended the annual Veca
| tional Home .Econormes Conference
j held here at A&T College recently,
j Conducted under the supervision
! of Dr. Catherine Dennis, State su.-
| pervisor of Vocational Home Eco
j the conievence aimed at
j improving the quality of teaching,
i exploring new ways of using com
| muri'.c&Uon channels, improving the
) curriculum further the program
j of. New Homemakers of Aitt*r>ca
] and <enhancing appreciation for
| newer piofes,.‘Onai opportunities
I St. Emma:
Negro Military Academy
Now fa Its 64th Year
ROCK CASTLE. Va. (ANFi~-
Thu nation's only Negro military
academy recently concluded its
63rd year 1 .
St. Emma Military academy is
operated in the secluded setting of
• Confederate general’s: plantation
The school k run by a group of Ca
tfiilin priests under an old endow
ment from « Philadelphia heiress.
The cadets, boys, from all over
the the U. S. get a high school edu
cation; s trade aid military train
ing that regularly earn* an honor
unit rating.
Four of lost war’s cadets were I
sons of coleige president. The ar?- !
demv is open to all denominations, i
According to the Academy Com- |
maadant. the Rev. Andrew O'- I
Eourke. half the fcn.vs are non- j
Catholics, however religion >? a re- i
qulred subject.
The student body is *t I-Negro,
tut the faculty has been interraci
al since 1895, Louise Drexel Mor
rell of Philadelphia, and her hus
band, Gen. Edward Morrell, estab
lished St Emma in 1895.
Eleven priests and five brothers
are on the faculty of 31.
It Pays To
ADVERTISE
! Born :n Raleigh, N C and the
i wiic of Dr John B Hall -Sr. Mrs
H-Jli was appoint t-> the Outdoor
Advertising Authority by the late
Gov. Paul A. Dever and subsequent
ly was made its chairman by the
then Gov. Christian A Herter,
f Now U. S, Under-Se.eretarv of
State),
A woman of diversified interests
i Mrs Hall served as ediloi oi the
1 Boston City Federation Bulletin
j and was a member of the follow*
jmg organisation:. .Massachusetts
i Civic League, National Council of
! Negro Women, and auxiliary to the
J Norfolk District Medical Society
i In addition to her widower, she
| if. survived by a son Dr, John B.
j Hall Jr , of Chicago, public health
' director. Cook County til
"t a new building for the mati
tuition. He said that members
j hope to open operations early
m 1959.
Members of the. organizing group
i include. Julius Rankins, excavation
! contractor; Clarence Winchester,
| realtor; Waddell Hmnant. plaster
; mg contractor; Arthur Lee. Jr, pe
| froleum dealer; Dr F A Williams,
dean. Graduate School, A&T Cc!-
•ege; E. E. Smith, Sr, mortician;
M- T. Alexander, electronics engi
beer. Arthur S. Totten, professor of
Poultry Management. A&T Col
lege; Mr.- Alma B. Hodnett school
teacher and J. Kenenth Lee, attor
ney
1 | and obligations
The four dir meet had as |
principal speakers; Dr. J War
ren Smith, State director o? Vo
cational Education; Hugh Mun
cy, Chicago, executive vice pre
sident of the Illinois Retail Mfi
chants Association amt Dr John
t’hase. associate professor of
Education, University of North
Carolina at Chape! Hill.
Mr, Marie C Moffitt. Durham :
and Mrs Lucy F James Raleigh. !
: both, assistant State, supervisors of j
Vocational Home Economics, were i
I i« charge of croup training discus- j
sions conducted during the sessions '
Singing Group
iTo Appear At
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I GOLDSBORO (MIR) Toe
i Dixie Humming Birds of Fhiladel- i
| phia, the adopted eons of Fa- I
! ieigh. via appear in a festival of I
j songs Sunday August 3t at the I
| Bibte Training Institute on Gui- j
; icy Street
j Also appearing will be the fam- j
, cur. Nightingales of Washington 1
i D. C The occasion of the songfest !
is the 6th anniversary of Robert I
Svvinson, popular local radio ri:r,c j
jockey.
Other guests included ar« the 1
Evening Five of Raleigh. The W Jg - |
gins Gospelaires of Kinston, Rev |
A. R Smith pastor of Mt Calvary |
Baptist. Church will b*> guest j
speaker.
A. first, second and third prize
wil be given to some lucky person |
sitting in a lucky seat. First prize 1
will be a ladies or men’s new fall I
outfit, from head to toe given free I
by a local clothing store. Second
prize, -o large basket of grocery
from a local super market. Special 1
I guests will include* th<* sfsff of thf
j radio station where Mr S wins or, i*
Fruiift find shear Christmas trees
for top 17. S grades
Interest in soil conservation is
growing
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