PAOC SIX
THE CAXCS.tKA TIMES SiVTURDAY Slft>T. 1937
N. C. C. ANNOUNCES STAFF
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New Workers Include
Graduates Of Noted
American Institutrons
DURHAM, North C'arolin*— »t Cl.rk University pUc«»
Df Jwnei li. «hcpw4 JPresiden; among the r»nki of th« msit
t’arSfifltf Collee* for jHgHty- iuaineM m»n in
seveiml ad- the country.
*"^1 Assisting Dr. Oak tn the Dr-
,1 partment of Commerce U Misi
A revie^ of | Harris! who recentlj
of North
Necroas, announce
ditions to hiH administrative
instructional staff for the aca
demic year 1937-38,
tiia preparation^ ot^ these new
comers reveals that their gradu
ate work has been done in j LK)uigyiHe. a native of Pennsyl
University; Cornell Univerf.;t>; degree of
The Sorbonne The Univeriity gcience in Business
of Washington;; Iowa Univ^rsi
Cee
headed th* Commercial Depait-
'ment of Csntral High School in
ty; and New York Univ'-Tsity.
Work in the School of Corn
Qierce will be given new impetus j t
mdiir jMy diractioB of Dr-» . V*
Oak, whdv received degree of
Doctor of Philorophy in Buxi
nes Administration from Clark
University (Worcester Mnssachu-
netts) in 1937. He spent much
of last year engaged ia research
work in Texas. The work which
Dr. oak has recently complite l
House Directresa in the GL'l’s
Dormitory, has served as nurse
in the Haacbek* Streep Home for
Colored Wgmen in B«aton. „A
graduate of the Nursa Training.
School of Freedmen’s Ho*piU|,
Bhp broadened her social experi-
enees as a teacher in the Eobert
Gould Shaw Settlement Housa in
fc'oiton.
Adminlsttation f r o » -Bradley
Polytechnic Institute, and the
Teacher’s Diploma from. Gregg
College in Chicago. The latter
institution h^s for years sorved
as the tralntng^tenter for
rica’s best teachers o£ .commer
cial practice. Miss Harris Las
apent one year in Paris at The
AUiitnce Francaise, where ‘ shr
did advanced work in the French
language.' ’ •
Mrs. Lottie PenW Kimble, the
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TktveJ^on^
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m«n and got his hard-earned money. •
jW "tchewwrs are not alt deed yet ^ > and 4hey
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level-headed man before YOU bite or they may land
in their net.
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Mrs. Annie F. Washington,
whose late hukband wa s known
throughout the country for hi»
work as Commandant at Hamp
ton Institute, will serve as House
Mother in the boys’ new dwml-'
tory. She brinp to her work a
deep understanding of the ;>r'jU*
lems "of young people. Her sis
ter, Mrs. William M. Eich, in the
wife of the efficient and popufar
Superintendent of the Lincol4
Hospital in Durham.
William Burghardt, who suc
ceeds “Buddy” Adams as Diiec-
tbr of Physical Education, in a
graduate of Eureka Colleges in
Illinois, and of the Universit/ dl
Iowa, from which institution he
received the degree of Master of
Ar|j in Physical Education in
1937. He is rfmem/bered at West
Virginia State College lor his
outstanding work as line coach
John !&. McLendon, Junior,
who holds the master’s degree
from Iowa State University, will
serve as A.^iatant Coach. His
under-graduate work was done
at the University oi Kansas. He
has been Coach at the High
School in' Lawrence, Kansas, and
was more recently , Director of
Athletics at the Kalilsaa Voca
tional SchooF'fn Topeka.
Mrs. J. Lucille Jackson, who
tvill direct the work in Horn?
Eobnomicfi, completed her under
graduate Work at New York U
where she receivd the bachelor’s
degree in 1929. For four years,
beginning in 19^9,. she served as
L. Of tins
Nutrition lat with tJia Aaaftcla'.ion.
for Imftrov^iC Conditloita of the
Poor, « municipal organiiatloa
in New York. H«r work had lar-
gely to do with O'tttrition prob
lems amont undemouwhed chil
dren, and with pre-ichool cliutq.^.
In 1934, •h« waa .awarded the
degree of MialeP'~of Science in
Home Ecottomica at the U«iver-
nity'^ Washington in Seattle.
G. M. Bush, on leave for
study at Iowa University, .ii ve-.
placed this year toy Ralph W. Mit
chell, who holds the, degree of
Master of Science from Cornell
l^niversity. , Mitchell ia well
known for hia lesearch work in
the field of Industrial chemistry
A number of (products from hi*
labratory were on exhibit at ^the.
recent meeting of the Natiotial
Business Lei^we. Ho ia a :w.em-
ber of the (tioard of Editor4 of
the Chemical Formulary; a'uati
onal iournal devoted to-“chemical
research, and a Fellow of '.he
American Association for th?
.idvahcement of Science.
Alphonao Heningfourg, I^i Seta
Kappa winner from t?rrrtB‘eit
College in Iowa, and recenfy
Personnel Director at Tu^kegc^
inatitute, begrins his work as in-.
Iiructor of French, and as Assis
tant to the President. A Rosen-
wald Fellow during four years m
Iowa, He holds a di{)loma from
tha Sort)onne, and has completed
residence requirements at New
York University for the degree
of Doctor of Fitilosephy in Col
lege Administration. He was le-
cently elected Resident of the
American TeacSer^ Association,
formerly the National A.ssocia.
tion of Tfeachers in Coiored
Schools.
A.&T. Has Large Freshman Class
large number of FRESJ4-
MEN REGISTER AT A. & T.
COLLEGE
SrL£NDID BREAD
PMONE J-3792
•12 Fayatteville St.
southern TENANT FARMERS
UNION PLANS SPECIAL
CONVENTION TO DECIDE
ON CIO AFFILIATION “
Memphis, Sept.—(ANP)—A
convention of the interraciaJ South
ern Tenaint Farmers’ unio», to d*
cide upon affilistion with the new
Intjprnational union of Canery
Agricultural, Packing-and Allied
^rkers of America ai^ the C. I
O:, has been set for ’Sept. 24, i*.
has been announced by H.- L. Mil
chell, secretairy.
If the dvle^ates vote to join the
International arnd the C. }. O. the
naBt fartaers^ iarian wItt* gy~trrr
mediately into the Midsouth dis
rict contention of the Interna tion-
to be held'Sept. 25 and 26 whei.
the union will hold a majority.
"Phe International was formed a
Arkajisias because of planter an
the convention from July 9-12.
which marekd^ the beiginning of-so
idarity between agricultural and ir,
duatrial workers and immediateJj
votad to join the C. I. O. The ter.
ant group, through its eiecuitivi
conmmittee, sjgued the call for thi:
convention and is Mlping build tht
larger orgaaiization. J,‘ R. Butler
president, ia vice president of th(
The registration of ?reshmen
at A. and T. Coll«K« began Sept.
15, and before the day had clos
ed, nearly three hundred fresh
men had registered. This is by
far (the largest numiber ,of fresh
men that tjie Cbllege ha.»t cvei
registered is Jts history. AH dor
mitory space has been taken, and
many studeTita have had to be
housed in the city. The CoHeg*
is looking forward-to a record
breaking attendaaea this
the enrollment is expected *o ex-
feeed seven hundred. , ^
These freshmen hav? corno
fom twenty r fates an^ the Dis
trict of Columbia. Orientation
period for them continued t’lru
Friday, .when they completed
their registration.
ThQ. freshnjen .were oi,:ontlatod I
into the College Spirit ttiTO j
tures. discussions, inspection
library, laboratories, shops, tarms
and a freshman jollification. Th”?
leading student organizat'.cna
Were instrumental in welcoming
the freshmen to the College.
Each freshman was given a hand
book containing the College re
gulations. ,
The President’s Reception for
nfew students, which ig an annual
affaif, was h?ld at the homj cf
Dr. F. D. Bluford, ThUisday
afternoon, at which time, he had
other members of the facnttV
welcomed the fre?hmen and
students.
Freshman orientation week en
ded Sunday afteriioon at 8 p m.
when Dr. Chrles Satchell Morris
II, noted orator and educator
and professor of English and So
ciology at the Tenneasei> State
College in Nashville, aittfress.cJ
tiie students and faculty at the
Yirst vehper service of the school
year.
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EMW—Please tell me tho
column if I will ever have a boy
friend to call my own?
Ant! You could M*ily
•evaral boy friend* . . . but fi»»t
you must com* out 1>f »'your
"•hell" and m««t th» bojr» halt
^•y. They~areh*l fstsg to rttn
•ft«r a girl who saems to b« «»-
hamed -to «kow 'fac«. Get cut
among your friend* and meet
the boy«.
EH—I would like
to know if 1 should
graduating in the
19387 "■ ’
very tnuoh
depend on
summer of
whfch one I should give up as I
can't tell? ^ ,
Ansi You are doing qiiiie/ well
wUl» both of them aren't you?
They are y«unf as well at your
self so don’t think of fivin* up
either frined at nothing teriout
|g going to become of th# a^faii*
anyway.
KEC—I am confronted with a
problem. Will I be successful in
gettiag fi job that was promised
me?
HAYWOOD PATTEJtSON
SEEKS HIS LIBBftTY
WASHINtGTON — (PPS) -
Haywood Patterson «p5»eal«4'4e,
the United State* Supreme Court
on Saturday in an. effort to e«-
cape sentence of i^venty-five
years’ imprisonment imposed by
thcj AUubama courts in the cele*'
brated Scottaboro case for an at
tack on a white woman.
Twice already Patterson has
been . saved by the Suprem®
Court from sentence of death.
In 1'932 it ruled that Pattercon
and the other defendants hai
been withewt benefit of adequate
counsel at their trial. In 1935 it
again ordered a new trial for
.Patterson and Clarence Norris
bn the ground that Negroes >Mid
been “systematically excluded”
from the jury.
At the latest trial P^tte.son
was again convicted and jaileH
fcp se¥enty-fiva..yjsra. _ r
Hia petition said Norris hai
again Ibeen sentenced to death.
The nine (boys were accused >f
attacking two white women. Rn,-
by Bates and Victoria Price, on
a moving freight train n’av
ScottAoro, Al!a., in March, 1931.
Patterson, however, was charged
Ans! I urge you not to* lake a
position at this lime if you can ' },|g jagj trial only with attack--
possibly do anything else. Go jng the Price woman.
Ansj You . had better or there school and complete your —
will be plenty of “fire works at |,ni,^ing as Business Woman for ;
your home. There isn’t ^ia*>y rea- |jne of work you will be
ton under the sun why you can’t
to accomplish the desire
pass ihtt latt yeawt work and y0^| sre working lowardt.
you are acting very tilly by al- '
lowing yourtdf to gel nervout. | j^W—Will I be successful tak-
Thit is ready youy saott interet-, I desire to make
International and three otljers, >?er^
placed on the executive beard.
The Southern Tenant Farmers’
union is remembered for its cotton
choppers’ strike of May, 1936,' anti
the national attjention focused on
tfioJp.nue..s ^
ting year of all
. am
this
t.
MLD— PleaSe tell me if ]
doing WTopg: by ^ot giving
friend a- date whom leems
care so much atoout me?
Ant; No indeed. There are too
many nice church going hoyt for
you to go with without fooling
away your tame with thit boy
who detiret to drink and adver-
t2te he doetn’l like to attend
ctiurch. Your people would ob
ject to hit company to ignore
his advances.
lUiis fall
I AntK You will leave around
the middle part of December and
it wifi be an enjoyable trip for
I you. Hold on to your job—a
change wouldn’t help al all. You
thould however, tave a UttI**
■nore money than you are doing
now to tkat you will have m«>ney
to tpend on your trip.-
SlUC—My hualband and I are
separated and he stilL. wants to
eome to see me. Does he mean
me any good?
Atft: He would like to call the
whole thing off and start living
together again—but before tak
ing any step you should ^eter-
■nine wkelker you love your hus
band or your boy friend. Take
your time a* you don't wish tO"
make another mistake.
I HAJ-
*m-y life
There are two gircj. in
and I aip wondering
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LCC—Will it be possible for
me to get in college this fall ns
I am very anxious to go
Ans! It wil be yes-^s you
will haTe to help ot with your
family at home. Go to work and
■mafciyyuui plain to 'witar lehuul
again next fall when your oldest
brotker Will be through with hit
tchool work. *
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