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GENERAL CONVENTION — The above group repre
sents bishops, general officers, supervisors, delegates and
laymen of the X. M. E. Zion Church who attended the 13th
quadrennial session of the Woman’s Home and Foreign
Blissionary Society which met at First Church, Paloma and
Pico Streets, Los Angeles, California, August 6-12.
Delegates from all over the country and foreign fields
are shown on the picture. The meeting was held to review
the work as it affects the missionary department of the
chiuch and to map a plan for the next four yean. It was
definitely decided that an extensive program would be in
augurated and that both the home and foreign work would
be stepped up. The theme of the convention was built
around the fact that the Missionary Department was organ
ized 75 years ago. “Missionaries, Channak of Blessings.
lota Phi Lamixia Sorority
National Convention Comes To End
DENVKR, COL. — Delegates
from chapters throughout the
coimtry convened In Denver,
Colorado, August 13 throu 17
for the national convention of
Iota Pbi-Xambda Sorority, with
Alpha Omlcron and Beta Nu
chapters as hostesses. The ses
sions were held at the YWCA.
The theme of the convention
was “Leadership Development
for Sconomlc Security.’’ To em
phasize the theme at this 18th
annual meeting, a workshop was
conducted and a demonstration
of business techniques and
machine was given. _
The annual report of the na
tional president, Soror Marion
E. Jackin of Washington, D. C.,
was read at the first business
session and was enthusiastically,
received.
The public educational meet
ing was held at the Colorado
Women’s College on Sunday.
The address was given by E.
Frederick Morrow, administra
tive officer on the executive
staff at the White House. Mr.
Morrow was given a citation for
outstanding achievement by the
Sorority: Soror Emma Van Dyke
Gilbert of Austin, Texas, re
ceived a citation at Iota Out
standing Business Woman for
19S8.
Social courtesies were extend
ed the viators by the Denver
City Federation of Colored Wo
men’s Club, Chi Phi Chapter,
' Omega Psi Phi Fatemlty and
Theta Sorority.
Officers elected at the con
vention were: National Direc
tor of Education, Soror Audrey
LucUle Reynolds, Alpha Phi
^ Chapter, Los A^eles, Calif.;
Southern Regional Director,
Soror Ossie W. Mitchell, Alpha
Eta Chapter, Birmingham, Ala.;
Re-elected Eastern Regional
Director, Soror Evelyn D. Wll-
key, Kappa Chapter, Baltimore,
Maryland.
Other officers aside from
Mrs. Jaokson, are: 1st Vice-
President, Florence M. Hill,
Beta Omlcron Chapter, Phila-
Pa.; 2nd Vice-President Soror
Ethel K. Greene, Alpha Gamma
Chapter, Washington, X). C.,
Dean of Pledges, Soror Mlrian
F. Grant, Nu Chapter, Sav
annah, Gmrgla; Journalist, Sor
or Deilgratla D. Allen, Lambda
American Legion
Picnic Sunday
The Weavw-MeLean Post of
the AmerieaB Legion, Dor-
ham, will held tta ■■mnai pig.
nlo Monday afternoon, Sep
tember 5, at Bailey’s Farm on
the Boxboro highway.
X^wasportation will be at
Bay’s Funeral Home at S:80
P. M. All members of the
AnxUiary and their friends
the espedally invltod.
Wilsons Return
To New York
Mrs. John Owen Wilson and
Miss Anna Belle Wilson of
New York City, who have
been the summer guests of
Miss Janie Wilson, 614 Mas
sey Avenue, for several weeks,
ended their stay this week ¥^en
they returned home.
Accompanying them on the
return trip. Miss Janie Wilson
will go to New York where
she will spend her vacation.
Chapter Tuskegee Institute,
Alabama; Secretary, Soror Mat
tie S. Bibb, Lambda Chapter
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama;
Treasurer Soror Henriene Vin
cent, Alpha Zeta Chapter, Saint
Louis, Missouri.
Other Regional Directors are;
Northern, Soror Bessie Coston,
Alpha Nu Chapter, Youngs
town, Ohio; Western, Soror
Maeme Brock, Sigma Chapter,
Louisville, Kentucky; South
western, Soror Ethel F. Turner,
Alpha Rho, New Orleans, Louis
iana, and Farwestem Region,
Soror Alvemon Tripp, Beta Tau
Chapter, Sacramento, CaUf.
Scrapbook Awards were made
to the following Regions: 1st
Prize Alpha Beta Chapter, Chi
cago, Illinois, Western Re^on—
2nd Prize Gamma Chapter,
Washington, D. C., Eastern Reg
ion — 3rd Prize Beta Omlcron
Chapter, Philadelphia, Pa., East
ern Region.
Among resolutions i>assed in
the convention are the follow
ing: That a telegram of com
mendation be sent President
Dwight D. Eisenhower for his
appointment of E. Fredic Mor
row as Administrative Assistant
on his executive staff. That the
salient points outlined by Mr.
Morrow at the Education meet-
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Gordon’s Gin
ing, relative to job pioneering,
preparing for integrated living,
and the support of national or
ganizations to further the cause
of progress, be made a part of
the year’s program on the local
and national levels.
That Iota Phi Lambda Soror
ity be ever cognizant of our cit
izenship rights and ’ privileges
and accept the personal responsi
bility these rights and privileges
afford; and that we keep In
formed on legislative matters
and tise this compiled informa
tion for progress.
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(Continued from Page Two)
mind ourselves that the last
vestiges of Woodrow Wilson
iJlm-Crowism partitions be
tween Negro and white Go
vernment workers, exclusion
from cafeterias and signs on
washrooms are still vivid
enough to raise pressures
among those who observe and
experienced this shocking dis
play of race liate.
But it might be well to re
call that Princeton also suf
fered. Students in other col
leges were benefiting by ming
ling with their fellows of all
races, while Princeton’s "ex
clusiveness” limited the grow
th of her youth. All Americans
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must now rejoice that Prince
ton has sounded the "all clear”
with the appointment of Dr.
Charles P. Davis of Hampton,
now teaching at New York
University, to her English fa
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graduate, who was Capt, Davis
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Catawba Baptists
(Continued from Page Six)
should seek a Christian, godly
approach to the problem, pray
much over it, and integrate
our schools at once. Only after
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Communist onlookers, that we
are, in name and in heart, the
United States of America.
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