67th Founders’ Day Held At A& T,
Bust Os Dr. F. D. Bluford Unveiled
GREENSBORO - T .<• t hal>en- :
E r > A&T College, and .similar in
stitutions in this country, have
faced and w ill have to measure up
to in the future were d< rribed
here recently.
Ihr event v., the mnual ('min
ders iOy Oh'-en am e e'>n',*n<'m!"a-
Img flip 67th aim''.pi-ary nf liip
• olle-p and the speaker wu. Dr
* F. i'*r»kc, Ncnnial. Ain. pro; dent
if tiip Alabama A&.M College
A liip vi/r hint of tin late
Dr. Ferdinand I) Blulorri,
former president of the college
uhp flirri In 1'1.7,'r was unvcilrti
as a main feniurr nf the obser
vance. \- the covering was re
moved from thr sculpture by
Frllria Black, C*r« nir.boro seni
or in Biology, "Miss A&T,” for
for the rurretil year, an unveil
ins litany service uis enn
dueled by Rev. <i**n M Mrt'in
rilrerinr nf ir'icinus activities
at the college.
The work executed hy i .
Hathaway noted m ulptm f>*
Montgomery. Ala. who \ p 1 <
ent for the reremonie . " njade
poff.ibl« h ’ rnntr ihutmn I
dents, faeulty and staff nioinhei
ft will he later tvan,'fe' red to ‘
premanent location in the main
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j foyer nf the Bluford Library,
named to honor the tale president.
Speaking from the subject, “The
Challenge of Our Heritage,’' Dr.
Drake, a long lime friend of Dr.
iVntford. paid hjjfh tribute to the
1.-.ie A&T president “The life and
works of those whom he «Blu
fordi md his own leadership at
| the A&T College.” he said, “rep
j rrsont a significant part of the
I heritage of this college, of its
i alumni and students and of the en
• tire field of higher education."
He said modern education is
; ! hallcr.ged today by our philoso
phies of it front the past “This
! halleni’.e." tie declared “comes
I fliat we through education must
i rout mite to seek the answer as
what is the highest good
He continued. "ivc are chal
lenged Ay the ideal and idea of
iiniveral education and which
K further high lighted hy the
heavy increase in co'lcge cn
rnllmrnts, a n increasing com
p(i i ion with Industry and n
(her fields <n maintain high
~nil 111 l faculties and aderpntr
facilities and an increasing dr
in.md to maintain n stltterior
OoalHv nf education »nd pro
lidc nnunriniiltics to mote and
more students.’’
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concept in higher education as ex
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lege tradition which seeks to train
through research and demons.ra
tion
The final current challenge to
educated leadership,” hs conclud
ed, “is to rediscover the spiritual
basts, which makes it possible for
the individual to meet and conquer
the other challenges of life.” He
stud that throughout America
there is renewed interest and con
cern in the spiritual ana moral
values of education. The speaker
stated that scientists have joined
iheir voices in calling for some
system of moral control of the
deathly weapons they have cre
ated.
Other persons appearing on
the program included: Rev.
John C. Mott, rerlnr of the
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church,
Invocation; Ellsworth T Smith,
Jr Greensboro senior, rrprr
sentiug (tie student body, Mrs.
Carrve V'. Kelley, associate
professor of English, reprp
senttng the faculty amj staff,
E Ma rcellus Staley. Orange
burg, S. fdean nf the School
of Agriculture at South Cam
Una State College, reprenenf
ing former faculty »ud staff.
Howard C. Barnhill. Charlotte
health c-dljeator and president
of the A&T College National
Alumni Association, represent
tug the alumni; Rabbi E'red T.
R\ pins. Temple E manual.
Greensboro, dedicatory prayer
and Rev. J. C. Melton, retired
minister, benediction.
The college choir, under Howard
T Pearsall, chairman of the De
partment of Music and the Sym
phony Band, under the baton of
Walter F Carlson, Jr., presented
the musical numbers.
The program was preceded bv
a rrulifsry review of the Joint
Corps nf the Air force and Army
ROTCI units held on the front
campus lawn.
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IN UNVEILING CEREMONIES ~ A life siw bust of the late Dr. I*’. D Rluford, former president of
A&T (lollege, was unveiled at (he annuad Founders Da* Observance at the college last week. Partici
pants in (he ceremonies included from left to right. Ih WarmedH T. flihhs, pirsidrnt of the college;
Miss Felicia Black, Greensboro, “Mis*. VAT" for the year and who lifted the covering; Mrs ftlufoed,
widow of the late president and Dr. I F. Drake, Mabama t&M (ktllrgu, Normal, \h«., who delivered the
main address.
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general convention to be held in j
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER. 52. IBM
ehnirman reunried nn final
plans for the receiving of 3,(MM
«r mute Alpha I’hi Alpha men
as delegates.
Judge Paige was pleased at the
progress of the Piaternily, and of
fered felicitation* to three past
presidents, who attended the meet
ing; Frank L. Stanley, A. Maceo
Smith, and Baymond W. Cannon.
A’TTwHrj thoST' prc! , ?i't were Murr*
dith G. Ferguson. Nashville, genu
rel treasurer; Ernest N. Mortal,
New Orleans, general counsel; Li
onel Newsom, Baton Rouge, chair
man of educational activity; Ker
mit J. Kill, Philadelphia, comp
troller; W D. Hawkins, Jr., Nash
ville, auditor: Bindley C Cyrus,
chairman of election com mis:, ion;
Sidney A, Jones, former acting sec
retary; John Patton, St. Paul; Burt
Mayberry. Kansas City. Mo.: L.
Hume Williams. Tulsa, Okla.; Wil
liam M. Alexander. St. Louis,
chairman of building foundation.
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Jane. Barker, R months, trope
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spectators. Faison ran to a nearby
river and bpcame mired in the
treacherous mud about 20 fee!
from shore,
Holding * pair of scissor*
at the throat of the little girl,
liaison held pursupr* off for
30 minutes.
He '-dented and handl'd Ihe ba
by over to relieved polite and
parents
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