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■n'T.VK PVDING SATURDAY, JUfIVPMBEE 77, l»«f|
(Studied At Raleigh University:
7 housands Pay Last Tribute
To Dr. Silas “Shag” Taylor
»v S\MI I L r PERKY, 18.
U< ALTON. Mm .s'. (ANP)—Cover
ior Foster Furcoto Lt Governor
I obert Murphy, Mayor .John B.
Hynes of Boston, members of the.
■b.tf s highest judicial courts, and
■ • adsrs of every key Negro organ i
..iiion in Boston were, among the
o.DOO persons who jammed F.be
ii .or Baptist Church's funeral ser
vices for Dr. Silas F. 'ShaiU Tsy*
W, known as Boston's No. 1 Dem
ocrat. who had met death tiagicai
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lr in front of a speeding automo
bile.
Loud .speaker* carried the de
tniis of the funeral services to the
thousands who lined the streets
during the rites.
Officiating at the services
were Rev. William S. Ravrnell
Lbene/ee Baptist,, Rev. Enoch
O. Woorihouse, Mother tV.il!-
AME Zion Church; Rev W'ai
ter Davis. Charles St. \ME
Church; Rev. William 11. lies
til- Twelfth Baptisf; ami Dr.
■Marshall Shephard. Ml. Olivet
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Pa
A message of condolence from J
former President Harry S. Tru- \
man was road. Mr Truman term- j
rd Dr. Taylor, who had attended j
every Democratic National Cor.- j
vention I 1 op; 1 020. 'a person de- |
voted to the principles of the Deni- !
ncrslic Party."
During the rites H Albert Far- j
ceil, ropi csenlm g I lie president of |
{ Lincoln University tl’a.i, one of
| Dr Taylor's alma maters, diselos- |
ed that the tale political leader's
| friends had established a SI,OOO j
| scholarship fund in his name at ]
j the university
j Active pad hearers were; Fran/.!
{Byrd and attorney Harry B’agg of!
| New York City; Dr. Way man Cos
ton of Wilmington. Del.; Dr, Irving
1 Gray and Otie Galloway of Bos
| ton. Dr Carter Marshall of New
! Haven; Dr. Erne*t Martin of Blne
{ field, W. Va.: and Attorney Austin
j .J, Norm, Philadelphia.
I Honorary pail bearers, included
j Governor Furcnlo, Mayoi Hynes,
I Dr. Franklyn Myr>-.:; John T. Lane,
clerk. Boston Juvenile Court, El
wood S. MpKanney. executive sec
retary, Governor's Council; Deputy
Police Superintendent Fa in r G.
Wilson: and forme* f’n: (idem War- i
i v S. Truman.
Dr. Taylor wo a member of the |
Prince Hall Mason.* the Shrincrs, •
the 180 Elks of the World, the
Boston City Democratic Commit
tee, and the Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity.
Ife was a graduate of I.in
j coin U. I Pad, the Leonard
j School of Medicine iShaw Uni
i versity), and the Boston Col
l, lege of Physicians and Sur
geons, He was 71 years of age.
| ar.il had never married
! Surviving Dr. Taylor are ♦'••n
i sisters: Mrs. ,T. T. Page of Dan- i
Iv.llc, Va.; Mrs. Frank W. Jacobs.!
I Bridgeport. Conn.; and two broth- ;
levs. David Taylor of Danville. V.j ,
| and BaJcolm S. Taylor of Boston, j
L. L. Lewis i
Shaw Group
! L. Lewis, educational direr
* tor. Radio Corporation of America, j
| spoke to Shaw University students j
i on Monday. Nov. 17, on the sub- ■
ject ’’Communications.'' Referring
to new elements of communication
in education he the pro-;
press that is being made in Urn ;
field of Teaching-by-TV
Mr. Lewis stated that our
inability to communicate in
the same language is one of
the hasir reasons lor the dif
ficulties which we are having
a H over the world. Educa
tional problems, he said, cun
linu.e to become more compli
cated due to lh** teacher short
age at the present Hmo and
the increase in student enroll
ment over a period of years,
j Teriching-bv-TV, he claims i.. j
! working m five .states that are!
sponsoring this program They ate
Nebraska, Oklahoma. Alabama,
Ohm. New York, and North Caro
lina.
He said that then? is steady ex
pansion in the field of Teaching 1
by-TV and the results are quite
significant. The lessens are more i
carefully prepared, outstanding j
teachers are used pupils road- j
j better, students are reached who j
| cannot so to college, a wide and j
i rich variety of valuable visual aids j
i are available, it. .saves time, gives 1
j direct- contact, and students as- ;
i mime more responsibility for j
! learning than in the classroom, i
he claimed,
lie stated that there are 1-
000 students taking television
courses whirl* are offered by
TOS colleges. In conclusion, lie
suggested that we wwteh the
trend as time goes on. as there
is ;m evolution in the cn&o.epl*
i of education and conunitniro
! lion.
The speaker war, intend tu r 4 hv
Dr. A T. Spaulding of Durham.
Music was furnished by the Shaw
University Chorale Society under
the direction of Harry Gil-Smy- 1
the,
Feds Arrest
Man, 32, Who
‘Made Money’
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year-old Negro was arrested here j
i this work for ‘‘making money hv i
filing income tax returns in a) |
least six different states
George Turner was picked-up bv 1
secret service agents Wednesday !
and changed with forging indorse !
Incuts on government checks.
Turner filed income (ax returns i
-all for 1957—in Chicago. Kansas j
City, Richmond, Va.. Detroit. Balti- j
more. Greensboro, N. O. Cbey- i
enne, Wy„ among other places. !
The peculiarity of the return* i
i he filed was that they ail bore a |
I different name and showed a r*- i
fund (tur To datr he had received j
slo.nni! in refund checks
His bond has been set at -anno
Where tobacco plant beds have
j hern fumigated, apply it least 2A
! per cent of the nitrogen in the m- 1
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I V7lt I’ROI I SSDR— 111 Ol
lie M. Bowman of Williamsititrg,
Virginia recently joined the Ho
rida A&M University faculty as
professor of animal husbandry
in the school of agriculture and
home economies Dr. Bowman
received (hr bachelor of science
degree from Hampton Institute,
the master ot science degree
from Kansas State College, and
the doctor of philosophy degree
from Die State « allege of Wash
ington. His area of specializa
tion is animal nutrition.
Mule's Kick Is
Fatal To Boy . 11
MEMPHIS (ANPi -- An 11 year
old Negro boy died this week after
he was kicked by a mule.
Lindsey Bell Jr., died at John
Gaston hospital a few hours after
hr was kicker), in the bead by a
mule near CaplrvtU*. Friends of
the victim, said the accident hap
pened as Lindsey .and several other
boys were playing in a field be
hind the home of Brook * Crutcher
on nearby Hickory ifsll
The youth was the son of Mrs.
Mary Lou Bell of Prospect Road.
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H. Carl Moultrie In Stirring
Address In Cumberland Cnty
FAYETTEVILLE H. Carl
Moultrie. I. executive secretary, O
mega Psi Piii Frateioity, Wash
ington, D. C. gave both potential
member;: ot fraternities and sorori
ties a potent challenge to aid in
making "Freedom Ring” in Ame
rica, here Sunday afternoon, as he
climaxed "Achievement Week Ac
tivities." in the J. W. Seabrook
Auditorium, ai Fayetteville Slate
Teachers College.
Six Education Profs
Honored At A College
DURHAM Six members of the
Department of Education faculty j
of North Carolina College were j
honored at an "Achievement din- |
ner" recently in Ihe Scieue Build- ■
ing.
Honored for receiving advanced;,
degrees were Mrs. Mildred Turner I
and Roger D. Russell who received j
doctoral degree? during the year :
from the University 4 of Indiana ’!
and the University of Pennsyl
vania
Three of the professors w e r -•
honored for publishing special
monographs in their field. They ;
included James E. Parker, smfhor ,j
of a text on photography and Dr.
P B Young and D* C L Spr-1'
man. who have published books on
practice teaching
Dr. TV. H. Brown wltfi iians-j
ferred from the dietorship of the
Bureau of Kcltreationa! Research to ;
the dcanship ot the Graduate i
School on September T. was the
The fraternity official told his
audience that thee tves a definite
need for groups that would ad
here lo certain principles m pre
paring them reives for broader ser
vice. He warned, however, that too
much attention should not be paid
to the social aspect of the groups
He told them that they should en
joy certain social priviligt-s, but
j (heir prime motive should be in
sixth faculty member filed.
f)i J. C. Kinney served a- toast
master for the affair which u •
sponsored by Dr, Rose .Untie
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finding die right direction in
'Vliich to guide persons whom
they would serve to a more useful
life.
tie referred In the facl that
getting a diploma or a degree
was ineidontal to a life of ser
vin'. Il<> lell that a degree
without dedication to service
was futile, jjr also told them
that no longer would they he
serving in a Negro world, hut
in a world where the mind
would he the measure of the
man and not the texture of
!h*’«i hair nr the color of their
shin.
He directed Iheir attention to the
fact that they were living in limes.
!hal were being controlled bv (wr»
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♦«>«♦ tn turn frew the aid v/t~ of
life—sod those who were afraid
to venture into a new way of life.
Up raid that the olrl Uncle Tom,
with hir, hroved lmad and handker
chief tva* bowing oof, but lie was
ait <tiu tiiti 1 n in •> Mi. i iiuuiAS was
evolving
lie pictured him b,« the one Ne
gro who is always found op some
hoard. He dese: ibed him as th«
one Negro picked by persons who
were sure (hat he would ascribe to
their thinking He ssk®d that Ne
groes no! allow themselves to be
pnl on boards where they would
lie forced to )rm in keeping th®
Negro in a second-class rituen
ship role.
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