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A&T Adds Hew Faculty Members: 10 GREENSBORO - Ten In structor s, all holding Ph.D. de grees, are among the 36 new rteachers joining the faculty at rX&T State University this se mester. Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, A&T president, Thursday announced the appointment of Dr. Wilbur L, Smith as professor of mathe matics. Smith holds the B.S. degree from a&T and two ad vanced degrees from the Penn sylvania State University. Other doctorates added to the faculty include Dr. Benjamin 0, Jeplart, associate professor so soils, Dr. Rablneer Nath Maden, associate professor of physics; Dr. Gordon F. Wal ton, associate professor of phy sics; Dr. Alice E. Kidder, asso ciate professor of economics and Dr. Dorothy Mason, asso ciate professor of geography. Also added were Dr. Charles U. Deberry, professor of phy sical education; Dr. Abdel-Wa hab Faye? H. Hussein, associ Ed Green: Achiever. You'll probably never see Ed Green on a late night talk show. Or on the dust jacket o? a bestseller. He doesn't juggle, drive race cars, or have the biggest collection of anything in the world. He's just a guy who likes to help out. A day-after-day achiever. Ed can help you afford to send your children to college. He knows how important an honest, caring, practical life insurance plan is to you and your family. Ed Green is an agent for North Carolina Mutual. And one we re proud of. Like all the agents and .underwriters at our 70- year-old Negro-operated company, he's one of the day-after bay achievers who make your w'eli-being their life’s work. Quite an achievement. - jfISSS &s&s Hudson - ' Discover Fabulous savings! ihursdays, friday and Saturday, October 9th, 10th and Yes, discover the tremendous values offered during our Columbus Day sale! There is a wide variety of merchandise to choose from .... Everything, from cookware to imported silks . . . From shirts and slacks to household appliances. All at low. low prices! What a sale! Remember, three great days . . . Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Get your thing together and come shop at Hudson-Belic! i ate professor of electrical engi neering; Dr. J&n A. Stultnsky, professor of architectural en gineering and Dr. Adi Seshlan Kama, associate professor of business administration. Other new teachers are Miss Betty Jean Pettigrew, instruc tor of Institutional management, Chung-Woon Seo, associate professor of foods and nutri tion; Mrs, Hazel Harris, in structor of music; Mrs. Yvonne S. Martin, instructor of mathe matic; James Roberts, Instruc tor of biology; James Calvin Johnson, assistant professor of sociology; Anwar Saeed Khan, Instructor of economics; Tendai Mutunhu, instructor of African- Afro-Americar. studies; Zennls H. Smith, assistant professor economics; Mrs. Vivian Thorpe, instructor of history; Mrs. Barbara S. Gold, instruc tor of psychology and guidance. Also, Mrs. Olivia Rivers, Instructor of dance; Mrs, Ma mie B. Williams, instructor Hold Dorctorotos or education; Mrs. Johnnie B. Bunch, teacher of nursing; Mrs. Sarah K„ Hinton, instructor librarian; Robert Darsch, In structor of philosophy; Miss Annie B. Harbin, instructor of English; Charles Massey, in structor of social science; Miss Joyce A. McCollum, National Teaching F6llow in Foreign Languages and Miss Barbara J. Woods, National Teaching Fellow in English, Dr. Miller Keynoter At Convocation GREENSBORO - "You must alone, determine to learn well so you can serve yourself and your fellowman,” Dr. Isaac H, Miller, Jr., told the Bennett College student body during ceremonies officially opening the academic year In Pfeiffer “MISS FSU” RELAXES-Miss Joyce Grear of Wilmington, “Miss Fayetteville State Univer sity” begin her official reign at the outset of the 1969-’7O academic year when she acted as the official host of the university. Miss Grear will be crowned at her coronation Friday, October 17th, in the J. W. Seabrook Auditorium. Chapel Tuesday morning, Sep tember 30. To do this he said, “you will need to be prepares psycho logically and philosophically to seek alternative routes to pei - sonal fulfillment and excel lence.” The three C' of college he said are choice, community, and change. The choice wastocome to college in the first place, when other things could have been selected instead. Com munity he said involves the sifting, seeking, exchanging, exploring, and examining truth. ;*We give ourselves diligently to the study of books so that we may the sooner become free of them. College has an open ness as a community. It ’is continuous with the larger com munity of business, the church, industry, politics, housing, pov erty, and discrimination. This very openness makes every ex perience, on campus or off, a learning experience,” Choice and community should bring a bout change in the individual, he continues. “Perhaps the ed ucational enterprise still has the best chance of changing it self, and through this change, to bring about the kind of at titudinai and behavioral changes in people which will ultimately affect beneficial change in our other institutions.” Dr. Miller intimated that someone has said that in 20 years 50% of the jobs for which we prepare ourselves will have become obsolete. “You will not become obselete if you create a demand for yourself by de veloping a combination of you, your talents, and your will that is genuine, dependable, unbeat able and in comparable,' 1 He point out many new job opportunities now available be cause of such events as organ transplants, knowledge ofRNA with its possibilities of genetic control, space exploration, and other job classifications that have resulted from these cl&s - slfications. Representatives from neigh boring A&T, Greensboro Col lege, Guilford, and UNC-G brought greetings from their in stitutions, Music was rendered by the Bennett College Choir, Directed bv Prank Boulware. * * * Dior collection flirts with the long skirt. * * * Congress urged to double po pulation control aid. Dri¥§ Sdaiy A New Glint of Fall Fashions By Created to for Your . Beautiful All Season Long Gst.'T.b.cr. Br.w. Amlin. Mgn»«nmnrrriir I MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLS!* ~AM m Tex end 66‘ Panel Pest j Roscoe-Qtellin Qo* ® 120 Fayetteville Sf. * Nsrtf? HHIt @ 440 Daniels St. Dawntovn Shopping Center Cemeran ViMcgs Gen ing Eastern Carolines Since 1918 SIO,OOO Giff Madß To Saint Paul s Collegs LAWRENCEVILLE, Va. A SIO,OOO unrestricted gift has been received by Saint Paul’s College here from the Reynolds Metals Company of Richmond, Va., it was announced by Presi dent Earl H. MeClenney of the college. A check for that amount was presented by Paul Stuber, a Reynolds executive, to Saint Paul’s trustees and administra tors. The gift was received by Saint Paul’s as a member of a college group known as The Virginia Cluster. The other members are Virginia Union University, Richmond, and Vir ginia State College, Petersburg, The Virginia Cluster serves as an agency for faculty mem- OBITUARIES MISS BESSIE WILSON Funeral services for Miss Bessie Wilson, 35, of Pugh Street, Raleigh, a librarian, who died last Friday, were conducted Sunday at 1 p.m, at St. Paul AME Church by the Rev. V. S. Foust. Burial was In Mt. Hope Cemetery. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Emily H. Wilson of the home; one brother, Mr. John H. Wilson; one sister, Mrs. Mary W. Calley of New York, * * * London runs out of rooms for tourists. * * * Gallup finds back Nixon Vietnam policy. * * * FBI aid requested in Michi gan slayings. '* * * LBI introduces a small com puter. THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1669 berg and students to gain ex perience In Industrial opera tions and to become better ac quanted with the contributions, methods, and opportunities in industries. In accepting the gift, Dr.Mc- Cler.ney declared that the gene rosity of the Reynolds Company was a "significant demonstra tion of the increasing awareness Garden Clubs' Federation Board Ends Meet Executive GREENSBORO - The Fall Executive Board Meeting of The Federation of Garden Clubs of N. C. met Saturday, Septem ber 27, in Greensboro at the Statler Hilton Inn, This was a planning mooting for the 1970 Convention be be held In August at the Statler Hilton Inn. The meeting was presided over by the President, Mrs. Carl B. Keck. Before going into new busi ness for the Federation, the efficient secretary, Mrs. John A. Spaulding, gave minutes of the ISG9 Convention which were received with necessary cor rection: and, a vote of com- jtHKIIi'WIWIiIWIIFII —H—— MUM ——tm ——tt| d 834-4462 I l 834-7550 of the business-industrial sec tor of the mutual benefits de riving from a ‘partnersMp* with the educational sector In this country." He added; "Corpor ate support of education is im portant to the viability of edu cational institutions, which in turn become more adequate re servoirs of trained manpower needed by industry," mendation to the secretary. The theme chosen for the 1970 Convention Is "Conservation— The Key to Enjoyment of Our Natural Resources." The Spring Executive Board Meeting will be hold Saturday, May 16, at the Statler Hilt® Inn. Those In attendance were Mesdames Carl B. Keck, Er nest Terrell, Grace D. Lewis, S. H. Brown, Alice Collins, Wil« He M. Porter, MLnnie Cotinerg. Marie Barton, Emma Green’ Roxie Rowland, Beulah Hill, Piassle W. Harris and Mr, C. L. Blake. 5
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