PLAN FOR DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION OF WAMANS BAPTIST HOME AND FOREIGN
MISSION CONVENTION —Pictured are: Ml (c right. D H Keck. Shaw University'secretary; Mrs. Mil
dred Me Tyre, assistant professor of religious education: Dr. William P. Strassner. President of Shaw:
D? Ellen S. Alston, executive secretary of the W.B.M and F'.M.C. of X. C. : Dr. Grady D, Davis, dean of
the School of Religion and Mrs. Thelma M. Keck, director of publicity Plans are being mapped out
for the various phases of the Seventy-fifth Annual Session set for August 11-14 on the campus.
A&T Science Institute Was
*Tough , Bui In teres ti ng ’ ?
Grßl£ NSEOB O Tough, but.
intersting and worthwhile" is the
manner in which the participants
in the recent A&T College Sum
mer Institute for high school Sci
ence Teacher? described their ex
periences in the program
They mad* such statement- a;
dinner meeting held on 1 Thurs
day evening, which marked the
close of the Institute, ending a six
weeks concentrated course spons
ored at A&T College by the Nat
ional Science Foundation.
The teachers had highest
Ex Prexy
Os Tuskegee
To Be Cited
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dr F
D. Patterson former president of
Tuskegee Institute arc: now head
ci the Pheips-Stokes Fund, will be
one of four to receive awards at
the 32th Annua! Regional 4-H Club
Camp. August 9-17 at Howard Uni
versity.
The other thtee to be hemm
ed are Dr M Lafayette Har
ris president of Philander
Smith College. Little Rock.
Ark; Walter S Scott presi
dent of Guaranty Life and
Health Insurance Company.
Savannah Ga . and 1. H
I s heeler president of Mechan
ic? and Farmers Bank, Dur
b. am N C
These educators and business
men are to be honored by the Na- j
♦ion's 159.000 colored 4-H'ers for j
their encouragement and aid to the j
boys and girls in the carrying ou* !
of club projects and m dei eloping
effective State-wide 4-H programs
Regional 4-H plaques will be
presented to them on the after
noon. of Agusut >5 in the Engineer
ing and Architecture Building
where most of the camp sessions
will be held on Howard's campus
Assistant. Secretary of Agriculture
Ervin L Peterson will be the a
wards speaker
This will be one of the mayor
events es the encampment week
during which the 128 club dele
gates from the Southern region
will take part in a number of acti
vities. Among these: visits to the
White House Capitol. Mount Ver
non. and the U S. Department of
Agriculture's research renter it
BeltsviUe. M'd and s dirsussior
of career opportunities led by Miss
Roberta Church and Samuel B
FerJev of the Department of La
bor and Sterling Tucker of the
W i shis gron LL ban Lesgue
Also the 4-H'ers will hear ad
dresses byDr Wiila B. Player, pre
sident of Bennett College Greens
boro H C : Federal E- tension Ad
ministrator C M Ferguson and
National 4-H Director Edward V
Alton.
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Cleared Os Wife’s
Murder* Faces A
Similar Charge
VICKSBURG. Miss. <ANF> -
Isaac King who makes his living
selling hot teamales was cleared
Vast week of murdering his wife,
but h® was immediate!'.' charged
with murdering his wife’s male
companion.
Police »;;d King shot and killed
his wife and Benjamin Harrison
May 1? with a single blast of a
shotgun
A jury found King innocent of
murdering his wife after the de
fense said she was unfaithful to
him but the state stepped in and
charged King with the murder of
Harrison
| Better Buys j
On Better
jewelry
Better Terms
pra*?® for the food, accoinmn
daations, recreational «pr n ?
♦unities and (he Idea, but they
complained that the classroom,
laboratory and homework
•a ere too murh like real work
All agreed that they return to
their on n classrooms the bet
ter teachers
The Institute, headed bv Dr.
Gerald A Edwards, chairman of
the A&T Chemistry Department
boasted an outstanding staff of fa
culty and visiting lecturers Among
them were Dr Artis P Grave.-.,
chairman Biology Deportment; Di.
George C Royal, professes of Bi
oloz- and James Pendergrast. as- :
.-ociate professor of Chemistry, cur- i
rently -< National Science Founds.- 1
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Dr Emil Witschi. world famous
Zoologist. Professor of Zoology at
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