THE CAROLINIAN CHRISTMAS EDITION
Cotillion Society To Honor
Daisy Bates December 28
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TERRACE APTS. ' of " yoU4 |
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i 1 tor; for Mrs Bit as. the Cli'-vt'hs.s
! iren !ijglj.t;S ceremony; th<» pro
! t ouuion of 1.'.-.c Cross of Malta a
I ball ( pi '."■'* ii:. ;.ion ' i.o>cl of Fire '
«>• loch o- fantasy incorporating m
colorful - die opposing
! fr>- ••«.•* of Christendom and pagan
I hie during the tuner- of the Cru
and finaily the t!«n* mi* ui
Mrs. E;-i- :•: fe l.<- mg htmo’eri be-
I ' :n , ;.S head of the aUh NAA CP
SANTA t t i:?;.N\S n - Si.mt.i Chmse, lu the person of K. K. Jones. Jr.. purehitKlnt agent, paid
pre-Christinas visit to Krmn ti Collme Saturdav night. Shown with him, in nsual order, at college
Chris!mas I'arty are: FmHrnl IVillp It Plavei Mrs. Chestci M'arlow. of Philadelphia, a campus visitor
tori Misses v«n Deleatii of Norfolk. ' » uirt Shlriej- Dismnke, of Vandergrift. Penn
The African Personality-What Is It?
i» Aa.rkan.SßT she marshalled the
battle against continued segrego
lion in public supported school*
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KENTUCKY J|
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| ACCRA, Ghana Leaders from
« every part of Africa, some in West
( «rn business clothes, some in so
i tour.ful African dress, and some in
•• a mixture of both, have been, ment
is here tills week in decide the de
tiny of Africa. Th» came is re
sponse to a es.ll sent forth trow:
the Office of Prime Minister
Kwame Nkrumah’s Adviser on Af
rican Affairs. This was a confer
ence which fulfilled e dream and
Dromise,
©DBOIS “FATTIES OF FAR
AfSIOAMSM’
'Die drenn was bom first in the
mind of an American Negro, Dr.
W. SL B. Dußois, the father of Fan-
Africanism. Between 1819 and 1850
he convened four Pan-African con
ferences. "one of which was held
in Aftica.
The dream came closer to re
ality in 1945 when the sth Pan-Af
rican conference was held in Man
chester England This time the cel'
came from the West Indian and
African leaders.—George Padmore
from Trinidad. Dr. P T. Millaird
; and T. Has Makenoen from British
I tltflape Jomo l’-'— y-. .r, srirt V
| Nkrurnah from Africa.
| They flew Dr. Dußoir- from A
j merics to grace the chair. Thi*
! time they made » promise to cue
! another that African? would go
home and fight to free their calm
I tries. Sometime some" hers, the
i sixth Pan-African conference would
| be called in Africa. That conference
I met this week.. It was called The
| All African People's Conference
1 Most of Africa was represented
I there ,
AH th* delegate- praised Ghana
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% J On this happy drry wh«n hectrto bsctt ' .<-.-i with dl the
H toys that corns only in this Vyiethk ma&ca ws was*
1. to etlend oos aincsr© wishes for dt good thing* and
m wrptew*. to one and dl am sincere thanks for your
I pafrontrge and kind co-operation m the pest ~~ our
% hop# to «m»v# you better them *v«r in the future.
RALEIGH —DURHAM
and it* Prime Minister for having |
invited them to meet ut the first
slat«* South of the Sahara which a
chieved its independence from a
colonial power, Ghana’s leaders re
minded the delegates that it was
not Ghana alone that had called the
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tuUiivflUw'ytA*'
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conference, but. rather that the
i eight independent African -Mates
which mot to - lie r (n April of
19:18 Egypt, Libya, Tunisia.. Moro
co, Sudan. Etutopia Liberia and
Ghana • had all agreed to sponsor
’ Mali n conference so that the pro- |
»t r not ref free could hik'vn tSu&ig
ay They talked loud and Inn*,
clapped sang, cheered, booed, and
passed resolutions.
Dynamic and personable young
torn Mboya from Kenya was etectl-
I td chairman