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5 AST AFRICAN VISITOR Aggro H'i’lis, son nf a tribal c.Meftan, and lecturer of the United inform.! I ion Nervier of Uganda, Cast Africa, is shown I,liking with Proidont, S. E. Portrait, and Hr*. Rose Aggrcv on his recent visit to Livingstone College., Salisbury. Mr. Willis is visiting cities and oops in America of behalf of li. S. 1. S, of Uganda. Professor At Local School: Miss Mildred Mclyre Appointed Director Os Baptists’ Publishing Organization In June of 1957 the Sunday ; School Publishing Board of the j National Baptist Convention. U!aA, j Inc began a Sunday School cur- i riculum improvement program, j Miss Mildred MeTyre, assistant professor of Religious Education B haw University, was appointed director of the program. During Hip summer of 1d57. ».he *pen< three months work ing on experimental iiberaturr n itb (he children'* writers of the Board, in Nashville Ten rtrsisire. Stir along jtb tbr sfatf of writers, attended the Christian Writers Workshop *l fb* American Baptist Assetn bl>. at fireen take, Wisconsin Mis* Lima Melton, now *. \eni nt majoring' m Religions t tlu Delia Reese i < Guest Stars On Big Show NEW YORK CITY iANP' - songstress Della Redse, equally edept «t, ballads or spirituals, turn ed <n a credit-able performance ia.'-t week when she appeared as guest artist on the Jim Lowe "Jaz? Is My Beat” CBS radio show here. Mitw Reeses big offering was a hong called "Sermonethe.” She also *ang an original ballad. Also appearing on the show with • Miss Reese were Eddie. Bert, trom-! honlflt, arid Elliot Lawrence, pian iat,. I'he .hjp Lowe show is heard Mondays through Fridays at 8 ,15- i 9 nil PM, EST. Pafrenizw Our Advertiser* FOOTBALL ' SAINT AUGUSTINE’S t i x COLLEGE DELAWARE Ms STATE 01m (VTURDAY mm Hi nov. cl Jf Kick-off 1:00 T\M. W / CHAVIS PARKI RALEIGH, N, C. ADMISSION: v General $1.50 student 75c ration at shave University, served a* secretary of the pro jrrt. | Since 1957, Miss 'McTyre has con- | tinued to serve as a consultant to j the program and as a contributor ! to the Children's Teacher Quar- j terly During the summer of 1955. ! she edited all of the materials of j Ihe Children's Division for the j : Fourth Quarter. These materials f srp used currently in some 16.000 i rhurch schools served by (he Sun- ' day School Publishing Board. .Shaw University is happy that j a member of its faculty is making | this significant contribution to (be j work of the National Baptist Con- , volition, 1J.5.A... .1.11. c. Many of the J churches which support the pro- | gram of the university are mem bers of this convention and ns, this literalnre. This participate-' v in keeping with the universitv efforts at identifying itself wd' MISS MILDRED McINTYIU •upporting. and helping to ir,|p* Baptist objectives, on the state and national levels. For a number of years Miss Mc- Tyre has been a contributor to the leligiotts education work of her denomination She has been ac tive in various programs at the stale and national levels and in the Division of Christian Educa tion of Ihe National Council of Churches. During ttfe summer of 1955. she attended the World Convention on Christian Education m Tokoyo. Japan. As head of the University’s Department of Christian and Mis sionary Education, she brings In her position a wealth of know lodge and experience. New Liberal Credit Terms Now in Effect evy- v:-;.■.< 1 ■ AT TTresfoH* - V, ON '*~ ★ Ami/mcss ★ television ★ toes 4 Tinas OUR 810 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT Fir**ton« STORES 413 Fayetievslle St C ) ’ .y * WHY BE PU '^ UD ' -THE MOOD SYSTEM HHMMVUL *M* .n «u> *»W2 jj H sis H - "I? 6 _i" i<w s*.j* L« _mo> MS *l* MWJ» “"SmS maw ~>ami'j Y»~ * ,«jo "*»£ There «*» ail sorts of reasons why YOU may 7mm i 440 v» ”»»« need cash In a hurry. An accumulation of mw lira ~«e~ g*w *Tac unpaid bills, unexpected medical expense;, _f£S.‘he desire to really "go places" on your -55£1 JSSL.JSL _»2 vacation. Whatever the reason, you can get -i*:”-**L low-cost loan here FAST . . on t*»rms to -2SS. -Jgg: suit your eonvenienct. Come or, in. W50.0T 7-00 SO.OO na.ta _xx?o )9. «t.»e _j«&w I^-g.Sp* _»»*• Open Saturdays •was 57 ss 3.as wi» tote * * 9 A.M. to 12 Noon rto® »jb wiaa -».™ —■ - ibm - ---ntF eSWWSWmWWff.waiilßiCTfiw»>»»Mi»«iy..^ > «rrii r i T |-fTiTWiriMIIMI!I.IJ»MBWU.'.!'■!in-rx-i i ,i. i i The Hood System industrial Bank glg| 111 i, lilitlxjiy i«. . Raleigh Man Lived A Double Life For 30 Years CHICAGO—For in years hi £>! Louis, Fred Demery, alios Powell, lived two lives, one as a Negro, the other white, according to an article in the December issue of Ebony Magazine. He was the pillar of a Negro church, active in city and state Ne gro organizations and a dutiful mate to a Negro wife. At the same time, he was a white man in a white world, active in city-wide union affairs and an avid baseball and wrestling fan. Demery lived in a Negro neighborhood, worked down town, acting out ltd* drama, in a *Hal! area revering some to city blocks. Early last year. Demery con fessed his double-life at ihe Baptist Church where he made announcements Hr told the SiViNjTYiARS OLD fNfvCal', Old Quakes STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY * tftf& * to* nftnb (fsb m. ijtjfifnfrrflwir m« rnngregTf j<m nf JHf ;<« year? in St. Louis and the 4 In the East of lh >ng and working a* a Negro and a white man. According to Ebony, Demery ( now 66 and living in retirement on i the West Coast. He looks back on his life with mixed emotions He wards people to know that he is not a smart j aleck, that bo derived no pleasure from his clever masquerade. 'lt j was done on a strictly busino..; ! basis," he ;a.ys, “I wanted « |ob. ! Back there in the depression, they J were hiring few whites and no No- ! crocs, i lost a lot of pleasure in I life ju»t i.o keep a job. It, was hell." Demery foils of ike danger of passing in >hc current Ebony as well ns bow his wife and siop daughter had to pose ns servants EXTRA SPECIE ! JANE PARKER POTATO KXTRA SPECIAL! JESSE JEWELI, A pot SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Jane Parlor Pumpkin WISCONSIN MILO wr— r+n< -«—■■- iw«-»n>m > ,-vTrjc^» > -a« w <•*»» —h»»w» ■ ■ L m< .■■■■ g, ~,, , , . — r-, .T - -.- , _ SPECIAL LOW PRICE! SULTANA CHOCOLATE COVERED WARWICK CHOCOLATE COVERED WORTIIMOUE CHOCOLATE JUST ARRIVED - COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ! LOW, LOW PRlC^S^'* JANE PARKER Over ic.Ts of Every Cake is Fruit and Nuts Lb.Cakel Lb. *i h 8^ gi afflttp LIJ, ydUL THB €ABOUMIA!« nr F R ! n r>«-N' «, sa i ».i r; t;» at , Nasvrtvrfirn ?? it:.b 7
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