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THE CAROLIlfA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 24th, 1950
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Barons Will Meet N. C.
All-Stars In Diamond Classic
An Informal Glance
At The W.D. Hill 'Rec’ Center
By MRS. M. H. JOHNSON
This siumiifr wliirl is in i
full swiug iiuw and the Center I
is uudcTgoiug its annual lueta-
niorpLufcis brought about by the
n-turn of luuny students from
and the departure of
ujiun more pore.sons for vaca
tions. sininner jobs and the like.
."Seen around the Center, among
(ttlicrs, were Doris (Junn from
\V Va. !Stat«; Daniel Johnson,
from Talladega; Osi-ar Trice
irom J. (J. tSniith; Boaulah and
Etila ('ole from Michigan State;
-AlfxaJider and Vernell Watson
of A. and T.; Ivory Lyons from
.Morclidu.st'; Nathan Garrett of
Yale; (.’ari Whitt?d from Mor
gan ; and Clairborne Thorpe
(now attached) from Brooklyn.
ThoKf departinf? from our
st-enery are Joseph Becton, Eli-
ziibeth Jones, Jean Royster,
Alice ^'ines, Floyd Harris, Eth
el ^IcKnight, Fuller Konerson,
I’Tffliard Tate aiid Jfrs Moore to
Va. Beach and P’red White to
Atlantic City, New Jersey. The
forces have beckoni'd to George
Bethea, Willie Wingate, Jimmy
Isler and Peter Daniels.
Graduating has rung down the
final curtain on the college ca
reers of Osicar C^)tton, Ijoi.s
Smith, l^a^^v(Jod Alit'n, .Milton
Dowdy and Jajnes Alli-n who
rec*ived their degrees from N.
C. College.
From Hillside the Center fam
ily congratulates “Jap” Davis,
Norma .McCoy, Nick Elliot, Wil
lie Wingate. Moyle Tapp. Har
riet Plniiinier, Joseph Becton,
James Dixon, Jf>sepliine Green,
Geraldine Crane, Hazeline Har
ris, Gladys Hardison, “Gib”
Harris, old faithful Center-ites,
and many more.
A new Yo\ith Club, the Petites
Seiiorita Clnb, under the direc
tion of Mrs. William M. Bailey,
has recently been organized at
the ('enter. Its piirpo.s“ is to help
the girls enjoy many varied
types of aetivities sMch a.s hik-
inir. pii'iiicking. organized games
tennis and other sports. An over
nitrht eamp-out is being plann-
efl by the girls. The officers are
US fttlliiws: president, Barbara
Cro.s.s, vice i)res., Caroyln Ben
nett; seciTtary, Mary Koberson;
a.ss't .secretary, Constane Alien.
The remaining are Betsy Page,
Beatrice Howard, Betty Woods,
Elizabeth Smith, Sadie Frazier,
Yvonne Miller, Willie Jean
(4rtvne, Ann jialoiie, (,'onstiince
Ia'c, Dorothy Wat.son, Slildred
Maeon, IMannie Beamon, Caro
lyn Ingram, Del»ris Winston,
and Gretchen Bagley.
JIany Iwys nnder the direc
tion of Harold Hayes, and girls
under the direction of Mrs. Bai
ley are b*ginning to practice
their favorite strokes in tennis
in order to improve their game
in time for the forth coming ten
nis tournament. The N. C. Re
creation Society State Champ
ionship Tennis tournament for
boj’s and girls will be held at
Hillside Park .luly 1 starting at
9:00 a. m. Participants must,
furnish their own rackets The
City Recreation Department
will furnish the balls. O.scars
will be aAvarded all champions,
medals to the runner-up’s. En
try fee will be fifty cents.
Those boys and girls who are
interested are tirgtxl to contact
Harold Ilajes or Mrs. Bailey
immediately. JIugene Harring
ton of the (,’ity Recreation De
part mewt will direct the tourna
ment.
The T«en Age Boys’ Club,
under the direction of Mrs,
Wray, presented vtheir second
Father’s Day Program over sta
tion WTIK on Mr, Hubbard’s
program Saturday, June 17. The
boys presented Dr. (’. C. Spauld
ing as hteir guest speaker.
'James DSxon was mast>r of
ceremonies and two other boys
presented in.strumental solos;
Henry Micha\ix presented a
trumpet solo “Old Refrain,
Charles Alston, Jr., a piano
“G r e g g ’s Concerto.” Jfr.
Holmes talked briefly on the
achievements of the (’lub,
A Parting Thought: -Emily
Post, our greatest authority on
etiquette states that men are al
ways expected to remove their
hat^s upon coming into the
presence of ladies. We have pos^
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The Birmingham Black Bar
ons, aboe, will meet the Caro
lina All-Stars in the annual
All-Star diamond classic to
be played here Sunday, July
9, at the Durham Athletic
Park.
The league leading Birming
ham Black Barons of the Ne
gro American League will in-
v;»do Durham Sunday, July 9
with i;ts array of ;diamond
celebrities to test the baseball
ability of the best players
North Carolina has to offer.
The Barons will be sporting
the prize package of Negro
laaeball, “Piper” Davis, who
nnent a season with the New
York Yankees farm club at
Scranton, Pa.
Manager “Vic” Harris, feels
that the present Baron squad
is the most well-rounded and
balanced to perform under his
tutelage.
Performing on the mound
for the All-Stars will be
“Lefty” McGinnis, Greens
boro hurler now with the Red
Wings, Cliff Staten, hard
throwing right hander of the
Raleigh Grays, and Buck Jor
dan, hailed as the pitching
sensation of the hinterlands.
ed many signs reminding the
youiig men wearing headgear in
Rho Iotas Observe
, , . ,21st Founders’Dav
headgear in i tt
tile buiidiiig So why can’t we; Bancjuet Here
begin a canipaig.i now to remem i ij.ho Ch.jiter of lota Phi
her this important item. Girls ^ Lambda Sorority observed th
you can help too by reminding 21st Founder’s Day Anniversary
the young nu n in your presence ^t a banquet meeting at the Har-
to remove their hats The fellows riett Tubman Hranch YW(\\.
will take the suargestion. '
When we see girls dancing
with nien, or talking, who are
wearing hats, we often feel that
they have had such a hard tune
attracting membeiis of the op
posite sex that they are glad to
be in the presence of any male.
Gills, they will give you only
the amount of respect you de
mand. Put yourselves in the
right class.
John W. Mitchell, Extension
Service field agent of the U.
S. Department of Agriculture,
was awarded an honorary de
gree of Doctor of Humanities
last week by Livingstone Col
lege, Salisbury. The award
was made in recognition of
Mitchell's contribution to the
improvement of rural life in
the South. He has been en
gaged in Extension work since
1917. His field area now cov
ers the northern tier of the
Southern States from South
Carolina to Missouri. Mitchell
has his headquarters at Hamp-
ton Institute, Hampton, Va.
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The “Y” was beautifully dec
orated with assortwl cut flow
ers and gret-n and white candles.
A dtdicious turkey dinner was
served, after which the Sorors
enjoyed tl»e follow’ing program;
Soror Helen .Jones gave a
brief history of Greek Ijetter
Organizations; Sorors Ethel
Berry and Otelia Stewart play
ed “A Country Garden” by
Grainger at the piano; The
.Founder's Day Mes.sage was read
by Soror Lucille Baines and
Soror Marion Spaulding Iwl the
group in the Sorority Song.
motion picture of the meet
ing was taken.
Mrs. Flora King Moore of
Winston-Salem, a former Rhb
member and Mis.s Alice W’’illiams
of Alpha r$eta Chapter of Witi
ston-Salem were \-isitors at the
meeting. All Rho members were
present.
Hostes.ses were: Sorors Gi^neva
Hawkins, Faiinjei Mcljeain;,
Gazelle Lipscomb, Omedia Liv
ingston, Mable Lyons, Helen
•Tones, Geneva Mebane and
I^Miise MeCrt*a.
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NCC Physicist Does
Hydrogen Research
Dr, William H. Robinson, pro-i Findin(fs in the study reveal
feasor of physics at North Caro- ed that after a small Lumner
lina College, has rccntly publish-1 plate used as an auxiliarj-
W. B. Cluba Holds
Meet At Home Of
Max Daniels
The W. B. Club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Max
McDaniel, on Sunday eve
ning, June 4.
The house was beautifully
decorated with red roses and
ferns.
After a brief business dis-
ed an article entitled “The
Separation of the Bine Couipone-
ents in H Alpha of Hydrogen."
Tlu>^seientist’s article is avail
able as a reprint from the tran
sactions of the National Institute
of Science It was awarded hon
or paper recognition at the in
stitute’s recent sessiqns at Flor
ida Agriculture and Mechnical
College.
In his paper. Dr. Robinson de-
scrilM‘s the means of showing
the third component and a
faint indication of the fourth
component” in the hydrogen
spectrum. This is done “by
means of cicrophotometer curves
and verified hv calculations.”
sectroscope in tandem with
large Lumner plate, and a plane
reflection grating used a sep
arate out the H-alpha from the
i-est of the spectrum permitted
the actual showing of the third
component.
Concluding his study, Dr
Robinson says “the more that is
known about the fine structure
of hydrogen or deuterium, tWe
more we will know about hydrog
en or deuterium as a moderator
to reduce high-speed fission
tieirtrons lafter being ejectedl
from unranium and before re-
encountering tuiranium nuclei
in the production of nuclear
energj'. ’ ’
What Has Uiiis To Offer?
New York City (CNS)—“,Ioe
Loui.s is stalking on the outskirts
>f the heayweight division,
hreateiiing ever\ now and then
io return. But what ha« he to
>ffer, save a memory of the
nights when he had thunder
and lightning in his fists and
sometimes, those who were to
fight liini died in their dressing
rooms.' As King I^evinskj’ did
. . . and Paulino . . .
“Last week in London, Lee
Savold stopped Brue Wood
cock in a fight that the Eng
lish recognized in advance as
being for the heavyweight
champion” writes Frank Gra
ham on the N. Y. Journal
American’s sport pages. “A
couple of gujrs who, had they
been properly handled from
the outset, might have been
very god fighters. But who,
manhandled instead, got lost
somewhere along the way.
“In this country there Is
Ezzard Charles, undoubtedly the
best of the lot. No Dempsey,
mind you. No Louis. A cautious
one. One who can pick an op
ponent’s eyes out with his jabs
and cut his face to pieces with
his right hand and, when he is
backed into a corner and real
ly has to fight, can be destnic-
tive.”
Ezzard will be given his third
examination in August. And
if he passes the grade, show
ing a healed heart injured
muscle, he’ll be fighting Lee
Savold in September. Then
we’ll see some of the flame
and fire return to the heavy
weight division, as the cham
pion stesp back into place 1
JUNE QUEEN
FESTIVAL
Sunday Night, June
25, 1960
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Mrs. E. M. Ford,
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euMion, and a report by the
sick coinmittee, a short pro
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Featured on the progrann
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a short talk by MaH McDan
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