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TTTF.K milMl SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1958
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!>R DAVIS ST. P/itlL SPEAKER Dr. Grady I). Davis. Shaw University Religious Education dean
is shown delivering tl.r sermon at the 77th anniversary services of S(. Paul Baptist Church, Enfield, V,
< l>i K ? Biiiloi-k, pastor for II years is shown (partly obscuredi at the loft. Kev S. Potv ;iv. Kl»-»u
--the.vlor* student. »u« on rostrum. Music. !>.v (hr Dame 1 * Chapel ami Springiiold Baptist choirs, i.l.
R. HARR! N FOtfO),
For Si. Augustine's College:
Gordon L. West Announces
Education Week Keynoters
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Gordon L. West, Head of the Ed
ucation Department at St, Augus
tine’s College has. announced the
speakers for American Education
Week oo November 9-15.
On Tuesday, November 11, Dr.
Howard Miller, of N. C. State Col
lege wiU. speak at 9:00 a. m, in
the College Chapel. Wednesday.
November 12, in Taylor Hall, The
Student National Education Asso
ciation at the college- will conduct
a piTigram at 9:09 a m.
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I Hints
GOOD BRF, A KFA S T GOOD
FOR, YOU—Food specialists tell us
that breakfast cereals may be
served in many ways. They can be
mixed and matched in numberless
combinations. For example, crisp
cereal may be sprinkled into
conked cereal: rrady-to-c.u cereals
may be combined for contrasts in
flavor, color, texture; a "tossed
cereal howl" or a preference: tray
of both hot and ready-to-eat
cereals may be set ou! so that ca f -h
family member nr guest may
choose his favorite oi make his
favorite blend.
The sugar may hr granula
ted nr pondered Hutu or dark
brown, or it may hr in liquid
i form as maple nr corn s nip
| nr molasses. And for variety,
(he sugar nr syr u p may he
combined with She milk used
| on the cereal, ready for pour
ing.
I The. vs Rk used ec brr-:kfci:,t
cereals may be plain, of course, or
i it may be varied in flavor and
I form. Tt could be milk flavored
j with chocolate or bulerscotch
| sauce or maple svrup o; crushed
| fruit or preserves may be blended
j with the milk to use on hot, or
ready-to-eat cereals. Don’t say no
| to Ihc idea until you. have fried
! it
In addition to the suggrst
tons above, mention must he
i made of the part pis'‘ d hv
] fresh, froyen. dried, or v*e
j served frilils in etiehancintf ihe
eve appeal and taste appeal of
breakfast cereal f resh whole
| CrnHs and b»rries mu hr «v<t
as t-»p(nnr, or layered in the
| cereal. And dried fruit: *>vs v
j he cooled right with the bo'
I cereals-, cf in their stewed
form, r.i.i \ iic used as looping' 4
on ct'her hot w .end', to rat
' eercaiv.
j But regardless of the wey or
ways in which tasteful sc vir.gs •>f
cereal, milk. and sugar arc pre
pared, the nutrient, contnbufion of
the dish to the day's nutrition re
quirements. is n f great importanee
Let’s /start the day off by eating
breakfast and by ait means
cereals they arc good and good
for us.
Rare Camera
Donated To
Morgan State
BALTIMOTtK MH A rn-'ed
relic of Admiral Peary's celebrated
diwovery ot fitp North Pole ha*
horom.-' the gift of _ Mm -'Mah
College
The cilßtera used by M iMhew A.
Morcoo, ft’;ff y ,< companion or- 'h--'
Wntoric day of April «• 10Of* whw
the Stars ;md St ripe* flew or top
of the pole, has been given to the
co! lege.
sifi Matthew flwtttm, wid
ow of 111* t»|e (itoi pf, pi p
ar-nted the camera in s mom
Hal to hot huabatid, a native
«f Ctuflci County, Maryland.
Herbert M Kn.-by. mired n m
wore teacher and Arctic corre
spondent, made the prcM'nfation
nn behalf of Mrc Henson n ifb
Dr. Carl. Murphy, Chairman of the
Morgan Board of Trustees, accept
ing.
A scoot'd enlargement oho ■ n
sled constructed by Henson for the
party M return from I hr- North Pole
and the third shows Peary's group
on its way back from the TV.tr af
ter the discovery which won Ame
rica the international prize of font
centuries.
The sift*. wJH keep .-tlirr for
Morgan students the memory
of the rxfslorrr of whom Peary
! once siirf, "ffr Is a better deg
driver and can handle a sledge
heller than unv man living, • '
eept some of ihe host Ihquimn
hunters themselves."
Henson's carer as an advcnlur
inc explorer started when as a
youth he came from Washington,
D. C. whore in - family had moved
shortly after his birth in August
lAtSR, to Baltimore and shipped out
as a cabin boy cm no ocean 'team
shin bound for China.
fils widow is now living in New
York where llmson made hip
home during the latter pert of his
life.
The arctic mementos wilt bo
I'orrie a part of thr coUo;4t'*K grow
ing So?fc collection which is housed
in the Morris A. Soper Library.
The mechanical corn pi"h» r can
he Use mo: f cfon tyroi r~t of hI? farm
machines!, according 1o th<* Nativut
aj Safety Council.
N.G. Highway
Patrol Cited
BY A Bureau
For its part in relaying storm
warnings and assisting with emer
gency communications during
Hurricane Helene, the North Car
olina Slate Highway Ppatrol vias
recently cited by the United Slates
Wi ather Bureau.
A "public sen ice" award, pre
pared in Washington and signed
by the chief of the Weathei Bu
reau. was presented to patrol com
mander .lames R. Smith by Raleigh
weatherman Chick Carney.
Carney remarked during the
brief presentation cere monies
Helene -a as by Sar the most
devastating natural dist ii r
b&nce to ever -.Sritip anywhere
with no loss of life. Ur com
mended the highway patrol for
its hoar by hour cooperation
during the storm’s course
Patrol headquarters assigned a
! slate trooper to the R:.i!<’ish-Dur
j baui weather station c. s .»t'«ndby
j emergency while Hurricane Hcl
! one (ore at coksinl areas on her
j way northward, Other patrol cars
i enured constantly in the area
l warmng residents of the danger.
The weather bureau award will
I be displayed in patrol hcarlquar
j tens in Raleigh Copies will later
i he pent to (reop headquarters in
| Greenville. Fayetteville, Green*-
, boro. Salisbury and Asheville, Col,
| Smith said.
Draft Board
Warns Wake
Delinquents
The registrant.'- listed below are
delinquent wiih die Wake County
Selective Serve' Board No. 93.
These delinquents lu*ve failed to
comply with Selective Service Reg
ulations, a sh.o menl is bring
published in flu newspapers and
announced over the radio calling
attention to the fact that delin
quency subject:; a registrant to
immediate induction and urging
these deiinqaems to communicate
with this board immediately .in
au effort to remove the cnu.se of
delinquency.
Members ot 'be registrants’
families and others acquainted
with them arc tequcsled io ren
der assistance in locating these
delinquents. Thene delinquent:, are
urged to immediately contact this
board.
If they do not do so. the Selec
tive Service Board will be com
pelled to order them for induction
in the forthcoming cali,
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A Filler's Psvotiosi, Sacrifice
it'i Son Confesses liliing
NEW YORK fANPt An 18-
yoai- old Negro college student
this week confessed to kiting hi."
father and stuffing Ids body in a
trunk.
Young Hick's a student at Brook |
iyn Polytechnic instil at o, confessed
several hours after hr was picked
tin in Van Coin-Hand pa>-k with a
gun, apparently the murder wea
pon, in hi - postipf.-s’ion.
VYANTKO TO QUIT MCIiOOI.
A fresh man at the college
Hiele; said lie kilted ids father
because the father had refused
to let him quit school and had
reprimanded him for cutting !
classes. The confession suli - !
st&utlated a statement from i
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