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not compel. The whole episode
waa the outcome of free will
action, even though the will had
been shackled by blind, im-
reasoning anger and foolish
rage.
An expression found fre-i
quently in the Bible is against
late and predestination. It is
“whosoever will.” “Whosoever"
SATnBDAY, NOV. •. ItM THE CAROLINA
factum
DUeHAH OMEGAS PUmANNIMl
ACHIEVEMENT WEEK PROGIiAM
Durham Omegas Plan
Dr. A. O. Steele, professor of
means anybody. As well, it tells religious education at J. C
us tl&at Our Destiny Is In Our
Own Hands and is not the pow
er of some arbitrary fate that
slams one poor, helpless devil
over the head with the sledge
hammer of Bad Luck and drops
into the lap of another a Pot of
Gold.
“Whosoever will” knoclu the
props from under predestina-*.
tion as it is commonly conceived i
Smith University, Charlotte,
will deliver the Achievement
Week address at North Carolina
College on Sunday, November
7.
The speech will be given in
Duke Auditorium at 4:30 p.m.
as part of the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity Achievement Week
and set forth.
To Give Banquet
For Boy Scouts
Dr. Steele is a native of
Mocksville, N. C who received
the A.B. degree at Johnson C.
Smith University, A.M. degree
at Northwestern University,
B.D. degree at Garrett Bibli
cal Institute, Ph.C. University of
Chicago.
The North Carolina College
Tau Psi, undergraduate, and
Government Association,. is ba-
sileus of Tau Psi.
Participating in the program
are Supt. C. H. Chrwing of the
Dtirham County Schools, and
Rev. T. C. Graham, pastor of
the West Durham Baptist and
Mt. Calvary Baptist Churches.
Dr. Rose Butler Brown, head
of the Dept, of Education of
North Carolina College at Dur
ham, will b« the giwi
Included anKmg tlwt
guests will be Ourfaain CbOBtjr
School Principals, Hepnmat^
tive* of the Board of Cducattoa.
and a representative of tlM
Little River School Alimnii.
All p«trons and friends are
invited to attend this servic*.
Durham Divisional annual
banquet will be held Friday, , , „ ^ .
November 12, in the Jade Room ^^e Durham graduate. Beta Phi
of the Do-Nut Shoppe at 314 chapters are co-sponsonng the
Pettigrew Street at 7:30. Achievement Week pro
gram. I
Dr. W. H. Brown, director of
the Bureau of Education Re
search, is baslleus of Beta Phi,
and Ernest Ward, Rocky Mount
senior and president of the
North Carolina College Student
From Where I Sit
(Continued from Page Two)
to remain a free moral agent,
sometimes siding with the West,
sometimes with the Soviet bloc.
It is not suggested here that
Americans should be timid
about disagreements with India.
It is suggested that her views
be treated with tolerance, her
leaders with respect, and ques
tions of financial assistance to
her with the spirit of the Good
Samaritan. For in peace, we
shall continue to need her as
a go-between. In war, if war
comes, we shall need her Hb....an
ally. ^
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All scouters and their wives
are asked to be present along
with all Unit Leaders and their
guest.
W. D. Campbell, president o
the Occoneechee Council and
S. P. Gaskin, Boy Scout execu
tive of the council will be pre
sent.
The leader that brings the
largest number of new applica
tions to the banquet will recelvet
THIS AND THAT IN DANVIUE
S«nd All News To CHARLES K. COLEMAN
525 HOLBROOK STREET
Mrs. Evelyn Holland Allen of
Durliam spent the Weekend
with her father, George Holland
of Union Street.
— DANVILLE, VIROINIA
Hereford and Mrs. Carrie Cole
man of Cleveland Street.
Mrs. Carrie Womack, a stu
dent of the National Institute of
Practical N»u:sing, Washington,
D. C., spent the weekend with
her sons on Union St.
The Beulah Baptist Church is
celebrating its fifty-eighth an
niversary and home-coming
thru Sunday, November 7. Rev.
H. B. Moore is the pastor.
C. A. Richardson, principal at
Gibson, was one of the nuiny
administrators attending the
the State Teachers Conference
in Richmond last weekend. The
meeting was held at Union
University wiyj Dr. Benjamin
E. Mays, the keynote speaker.
CORRECTION
The anniversary of Rev. J. P.
Griffith, pastor of the Union
Street Baptist Church, will be
hdd on Sundayr November 1
J. R. Smith and C. K. Cole
man attended the Men’s Day
program at the St. Joseph
A.M.E. Church in Durham last
Sunday. The guest speaker was
Dr. Charles Stewart of Albany,
N. Y. He was introduced by L.
E. Austin, publisher of the
Carolina Times.
Miss Edith Whiteman of New^
York and California is visiting,
her relatives Mr. and Mrs.
John Love of Liberty Heights
is out again after a short Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. “Sonny Boy”
Harris of New York City have
returned home after visiting
relatives aand friends here.
Rev. D. W. Williams, pastoD
of the St. Paul A.M.E. Church,
has returned home after a torn*
of the two Carolinas, Ga., Tenn.,
and Ky. He also attended a
family re-union.
Roy Burrill is the new opera
tor of the Tee Peel Room,
on South Main Street.
Lawyers Guild
May Get On
^Stibversivo List
WASHINGTON, D.C
Whether the controversal;
Lawyers Guild, which is headed
by prominent Negro attorney
Earl Dickerson, will go on the
list of subversive organizations,
may be decided shortly by
court action.
The Guild was notified orlgii
nally by Attorney General
Brownell that he proposed to
desigate it as' subversive. Im->
mediately the Guild asked the
U.S. District Court for the Dlsi
trict of Columbia to issue a pre
liminary injunction, tempora
rily barring the Attorney-Gene
ral. It also charged Brownell
had branded the interracial
group of lawyeers as Commu
nist-dominated, thefeby ^ pre
judging the case.
The District Court rejected
the injunction plea and later
the U. S. Court of Appeals di
rected that the case should be
given a full airing in the lower
court. As it stands now, Federal
Judge Charles McLaughlin has
under consideration a motion to
declare that Brownell may pro
ceed with steps to place the
Lawyers Guild on the list of
subversive organizations.
a prize.
R. Kelly Bryant, Jr., Chair
man; J. H. Betts, Commissioner)
Henry W. Gillls, Div. Executive.
Little River To
Dedicate Wing
The Faculty and Students of
The Little River High School
are planning dedication service
for open house. The program,
representing a phase of Ameri
can Education Week, will take
place Sunday November 7th In
the school auditorium at 2 p.m.
Life Is Like That
(Continued from Page Two)
I’ll relate it, hoping not to of
fend by this departure.
The gentleman (or was he a
gentleman?) who died stood in
the back of his victim, holding
him, reached in front of him
and fired into ills victims chest
The bullet passed thru the man’s
body and into the chest of the
would-be murderer. Thus a
man who intended to lull and
did not di« from the same,
bullet he fired into another’s
body.
This looks like grist for the
mill of the t>elievers in predes
tination. But is it? Did God give
the spirit of anger that was be
hind that deed? Was it fate?
Not in my book. The dead man
did two foolish tilings. The first
was to shoot at all, and the
second to shoot in the position
in which he stood.
The reesult was the miscalcu
lation of sin; and sin, God does
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