Principal parti-
In th* Pharmaetutical
SmMy niMtlngi included; R. S.
Hair^on, prMldant and Wadt
HEADLINERS
A. Gilliam, former pr«tid*nt of
tha North' Carolina Phlarmacau-
tical Soeioty kayilotor, both of
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)SupeiYisor's Conference Hdd at
$aint Augustine College Monday
Winiton • Saloffl and Griffon
Wakaflald, Charlotte, secretary-
treasurer.
lUlishlKC
A twenty page gutnmary of ■
dissertation by William J. Hollo
way, Nortii Carulina College coun
selor, will be published soon by
the College of Education, Univer
sity of Illinois.
Holloway was notified of the
publication plans this weeii by
Dr. M. R. Sumption, his adviser
at the University of Illinois. The
NCC student counselor deceived
the docorate at that university.
Professor Sumption said the
NCC scholar’s dissertarton ‘“rep
resents an important contribution"
to the Metro Study of which it was
an outgrowth.
He wrote on “Standard Educa
tional Services Provided by Inter
mediate School Districts in Stand
ard Metropolitan Areas.”
This marks the second research-
related work by the NCC counselor
which has been selected for publi
cation. In 1959, a Holl9way speech,
"The Impact of a Changing Soci
ety Upon Youth,” Was published
by the City Publishing Company of
New York as one of the “Vital
Speeches” of the year.
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lAtuuMY, juur 1, i«ii mmmm, ^ —
TEACHER - LIBRARIANS — mer seMion at Johnson C. Smith
Among the itudsnts in the class University In Charle'te, are, left
for teacher-librarians of the sunti- I to right, firat row, bottom: Mr*.
Irie E. Stephens, Mrs^ Ovella
H. Jones, Miss Barbara A.
Mfody, Mrs. Deris J. Moody,
'* tlie Statewide Supervisors’ Con-
‘ ference, sponsored by the North
^Carolina IJepartnient of Public
’ Instruction and the Southern Edu
cation Foundation, was held at St.
£ Yji Awatine’s College from June
19^.
^ The theme of the conference
was; “The Leadership Role of the
Supervisor.” Dr. Frank A. Toliver,
Supervisor of High Schools, served
as coordinator. On Monday, June
19, Dr. James A. Boyer, president
'of St. Augustine’s. College, wel
comed the delegates to the cam
pus and remarks were made by
Dr. Charles F. Carroll, State Su-
^rintendent. A conference over-
%dew was given by Dr. Toliver and
Nile F. Hunt of the State Depart
ment.
The following workshops were
held: “The Supervisor's Working
Relationships, The Role of The
Supervisor In Language Arts In
struction, The Role of the Super
visor In Social Studies Instruction,
The Role of the Supervisor In
Grouping and Testing, The Role of
The Supervisor in Mathematics In
struction, The Role of the Super
visor in Health and Physical Edu
cation Instruction, The Role of the
Supervisor in the Areas of Library
rnd Audio-Visuel Services, The
Role of the Supervisor in Science
Instruction, The Role of the Sup
ervisor in In-School Television In-
struction and the Role of Super
visor in Music Education and Edu
cation of Ewptijinal Children,”
HIGH SCHOOL supervisors
throughout the stafo met recent
ly for their annual conference
at SI'. Augustine's College In Ral
eigh. Above are the participat
ing supervisors.
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Equal Job Group
To Hold Meeting
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Vice
President Lyndon B. Johnson has
called axmeeting of the President’s
Committee on Equal Employment
Opportunity in Washington July
12, it was announced Friday by As
sistant Secretary ot Labor Jerry
Holleman. executive vice chair
man of the Committee.
Holleman said the Committee
would consider a number of im-
portcnt matters, including adoption
of the rules and regulations under
which the Committee will operate.
One hearing on the rules and
regulations on government con
tract work w%8 held June 15^ and
a secoitd is scheduled for June 30.
Vice President Johnson will pre
side at th^ peei^iiOg 8S chairman-
ap--
!to
insure equat employment^.jpppor
tunity in the Federal government
anU by government cohtr^ctors
without regard to race, crefd,
color or national origin.
Airport Integrated
In Charleston, S. C.
CHARLESTON, S. C. — Julie
Wright, Southeast NAACP ; youth
field secretary and J. Arthur
Brown, presWent*^f the Associit-
tion‘s South Carolina organiza
tion, successfully integrated the
local Municipal Airport this week.
.t/V. ■ ^
widrf^^Etfrt^^^;;»f ■ * profcssiffi^l,
nurses* re iheir' working tinie be
ing wasted on clerical and other,
chores that could be done by non
nursing personnel? -.i
The Veterans Administration,
which operates the natior^s larg
est hospital system, intends to
find out.
To its 170 hospitals, the agency
has sent “fresh-off-the-press” cop
ies of a new VA publication that
could revise currently-accepted
practices in hospital nursing, 'to
permit nurses to spend more time
in direct care of patients.
Entitled “A Guide For Studying
The Utilization of Nursing Service
Personnel In VA Hospitals,” the
volume was developed with the
aid of Columbia University, to
enable each VA hospital to make
a valid study of how it uses—or
possibly misuses—its nursing per
sonnel.
Miss Wright reported the wait
ers to have been courteous and to
have invited a return visit.
WEST DURHAM
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Another week of Vacation Bible
School is still in progress at New
Bethel Baptist Church, A parade
and picnic will be held Friday
morning The closing exercises will
be held Friday night at 7:30.
FATHERS HONORED
Missionary Group No. 4, the
Young Lcdie# Group, honored the
fathers of the community in a
special service Sunday nigh^ June
18. A short program-wae present
ed by the youth department of
the church. Refreshments were
served.
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Louisville, kentuckv
Astteville Pupils
Get McClure
Sdiolarsiiips
Two Asheville high school grad
uates have been awarded scholar
ships to attend North Carolina
College at Durham by the James
G. K. McClure Educational and
Development Fund; Inc.
Mary Emma Fair and William
Edward Jones will enter NCC
next September on $200 grants
from the philanthropic foundation
which seeks t« aid “deserving and
academically promising rural resi
dents of North Carolina.”
The mountain a/ea from which
recipients are selected includes
the following counties; Allegheny,
Ashe, Avery, Buncombe, Burke,
Caldwell, Cherokee, Clay, Graham,
Haywood Henderson, Jackson,
Macon, Madison, McDowell, Mit
chell, Polk, Rutherford, Swain,
fransylvania, Watauga, and Yaa>
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row: Mrs. W. f. Mrfc
F. Davis, T. L.
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McN«il. Mrs. Carri* L. IvaiM^
Mrs. M. K. Criar.
Third row: Miss CyNtMa Hi
Plair, Mrs. ElaaiMr SmMh,
Miss Annia L. L««M^ Hfi. IrM*
Arfw!d, Mrs. tUmtm M. An«-
s'riMs. Mis* Barbara BakM^ klra.
Mrs. Fannie F. Calay. Mm UN|r
H. Caldwall, Mrs. •. W. Mmtf,
Mrs. E. R. Jehns«l, M»«. Mi^
drad K. Griar, Miss k.
Kaams, Miss P. L. Allis^H^ Maa^
M. W. Lawia, W. R. Lm '.(■•*-
shown in picttirt) ,
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