SOKtiiii 11 !$ FuUKUiiK's DAY The Alpha i heta Omega chapter of the Alpha Kappa Sorority
observed its 51. st Founder’s Day recently at the First Baptist Church here. The guest speaker for the oc
casion was Dr. Anna A. Hodgeman, associate editor of the New York Age, and former assistant to Mayor
Robert Wagner. The chairman of the program was Mrs. Sylvia W. I’ayne. Left to right, standing are
Sorors Myrtle Crockett, Louise MeLlennan, Hattie Ldmondson, Mamie McCauley, Marjorie Debnam,
Shirley Madison. Rachel McCauley, Odessa Wallace, Harriett Bryant, Thelma Watkins, Ruth Pope, Mar
tha Wheeler, .Minetla Eaton. Gladys Hunt.’Fannie Latham, Gladys Turner. Jeanette Hicks, Susan Caid
wrll, Irene Wingate, and Celia Wortham. Seated in second row are: Soros Thelma Anders, Margue
rite Adams, Dr. Hrdgeman, Phyllis Mann, Susie Perry, Gertrude. Harris and Elsie Perry. Seated on floor:
Soros Sylvia Payne. Ruby Green, Bessie la'wis, Audrey Logan, Marguerite Cook, and Mertle Batey.
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St. Monica’s
Honor Roil
Is Released
Names of students who made the
honor roll at St, Monica's Catholic
School, here, for the semester just
ended, are listed below. The names
include students who excelled on
examinations and for the entire
semester. All of the pupils merited
an average of 90 or above In both
subject matter and conduct.
Grade one: Daniel Coleman, Lar
ry Edwards, Alvin Hall, Melvin
Jackson, Charles LaSister, Ronald
McCray, James Mitchell, Thomas
Wesley, Harriet BirdsalL Sally
Dove, Edith Horton, Tonya Jones,
! vaiena Iviaye, Paula Montague,
j Deborah Peebles and Denise White.
: Grade two: Bertrand BirdsaU,
Alton Woods, Sarah Bridget's,
Cheryl Brown, Deborah Clements,
Margot Deßerry, Sheila Fort,
Gwendolyn Keith, Joyce Sanders.
Patrice Wesley, Rhonda Whitten,
and Naomi Winters.
Grade three: Litmus Barnes, Wil
liam Bridgers, Carlton Hadden.
John Jeffries, Carder McCray,
Phillip Kitchener, Thomas Wil
liams, Edwin Worth, Shelia Artis,
Esther Boyer, Sandra Holloway,
Chiquinta Jeffries, Deborah Lar.e,
Vivian Logan, Brenda Peebles,
Jacquelyn Peebles, Carolyn Wig
gins. and Geraldine Williams.
Grade four: Alicia Adcock,
Lloyd Jeffries, Paul Jervay, Eu
gene Logan, Michael Montague,
Patrick Wesley, Karen Bethea.
Freddie Mae Bridgers, Wills Fort,
Sharor: Hinton, Brenda Parker,
James Evans, and Ethel Siils.
Grade five: George Hall, Gwen
dolyn Burwell, Martha Peebles,
Marian White, and Ledell Flynn.
Grade six: Beatrice Bennett,
Johnsyne Brown, Mildred Camp
bell, Catherine Hinton, Joanne
Peebles, and Aims Herndon.
Grade seven: Eunice Simpson,
; Shirley Sturdivant, and Helen
[ Morrison,
Grade eight: Christopher Hunt,
j Jacquelyn Mitchell, and Cheryl
j Lytle.
St. Paul’s
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Test Center
For Students
I LAWRENCE VILLF. President
Earl H. McClenney announced to
day that Saint Paul's College will
he one of the thirty colleges par
ticipating in the testing of 5,000 to
6,000 scholarship arid admission
candidates from more than 700
high schools distributed through
out the United States and tee Vir
gin Islands.
Saint Paul’s College will coope
rate in administering the Coopera
tive Intercollegiate Examination
between February 23, and March
7. 1959. which will be given in
some 265 test centers across the
nation during this period. The Co
operative lintercollegiate Examina
tion Program is an educational
service of the United Negro Col
lege Fund. The examination is o
pen to qualified high school sen
iors and to a limited number of
high school sophomores and jun
iors of exceptional ability and
promise.
Application forms for the exami
nation may be obtained from the
high schools listed above, by writ
ing to one of the participating col
leges, or by writing directly to Of
fice of the Director, CIEP, 32 East
54th Street, New York 22, New
York.
Admission to the examination Is
by ticket only. Admission tickets
will be sent to each candidate who
has filed application paid an
examination fee of $2.50. Late regi
strants must pay a fee of $3.00. Ap
plications and fees must be mailed
February 1, 1959, to Office of the
Director, CIEP, 22 East 54th Street,
New York 22, New York.
“Uncle Zeke. never realized i
how hard it is to drive a bar
gain until he bought that
I secondhand car.”
Sepia Stars In Many 1958 Movies
Are Eligible For Academy Awards
HOLLYWOOD (ANP) - As
evidence that the days have pass
ed when the principle use of Ne
groes In films were os eye-ball
Don Newcombe
Has Troubles
Off-Season
NEWARK, N. J, (ANP) Don
Newcombe who, in the past few
seasons, has developed into a sort
of hard-lucki player, is having
troubles off the baseball diamond
as w ell.
Last week the fast-balling right
hander went into court to answer
charges of assault and battery a
gainst Ulysses Ross. 36, of East Or
ange, N. J. Tiie charges grew out
of a fight at a local tavern owned
by Newk.
On trial also in connection with
the incident were his two brother;,
Norman and Harold. Don and Nor
man were charged with assault,
while Harold was accused of
l threatening Ross with a pistol.
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rolling creatures, frightened at the
sight of ghosts and fat, dark wo
men, only as servants was reveal
ed last week when the list of pic
tures made during 1958 was an
nounced.
Os the total number there were
39C that were found eligible for
Academy Award consideration and
many of these pictures include col
ored players, stars, featured artists
and bit players.
Some of the stars listed are
Sidney Poitier, Sammy Davis,
Jr., Nat “King" Cole, J uati o
Hernandez, Dorothy Dan
(fridge, ICartha Kill, JijaniU
Moore, Ciirolle Drake, and
Louis Armstrong,
There are also a number of films
like “Anna Lucasta,” "Mark of The
Hawk,” etc., in which one or both
of the top stars are Negroes.
More than enough feature-length
motion pictures were released dur
ing 1958 to offer entertainment
seekers a different film fare each
day for a full year, a survey of
“Oscar Eligibles" revealed last
week.
Almost two-thirds of the 396
pictures released last year, which
meet the requirements for Acad
emy Awards consideration, were
in black and white, and approxi
mately one-third were produced
outside the United States.
Only those feature * length
motion pictures shown com
mercially in Eos Angeles for a
7-day period are eligible for
Academy Awards, although
separate recognition is affnred
the best foreign language film
of the year and films compet
ing in that category need not
meet tins requirement.
Most eligible English lan
guage films made abroad last
year were produced in Eng
land—s 4. France made 85, Italy
IQ, Germany 6, and Japan 5.
The remaining 13 came from
Spain, Greece. Sweden. Cana
da, Africa, Austria, and Mex
ico,
Production in the United States
accounted for 212 motion pictures.
By title, pictures were shown un
der names beginning with every
letter of the alphabet except “X".
The ‘‘Oscars" will be announced
April B at Hollywood’s RKO Pon
tages Theatre and the presenta
tions broadcast and televised over
the National Broadcasting Com
pany network
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WRICK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1959
Science Shrinks Piles
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Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
New fort, N. Y. (Special)
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shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
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