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Hunan Rights Pdf is Sat By local Baha’is The Baha’i Community of Ra leigh is sponsoring the ob servance of Human Rights Day, Wednesday, December 10th. The meeting Is open to the public free of charge and will be held at 2402 Van Dyke Ave. at 8:00 P.m. Mrs. Patricia Hlllow, a graduate student in clinical psy chology, will conduct the dis cussion. Discussion will consider the basic human rights each person has and the problems created when these rights are denied to persons. It will alsc con sider what has yet to be done and what should be done tG raise the standards of equal human rights for all in Raleigh, Human Rights Day this year Barks the 21st anniversary of Bhe adoption by the United Ha rlans of the Universal Declara tion of Human Rights. Baha’i communities in over 2,000 cit ies will join ir. the observances of the day. Theme of this year’s Balia'i observance is “Human Rights ~ A Universal Standard.” House SHU Stands The home built by Thomas Jefferson lr. Monticello, Va., still stands after nearly 200 years, but It would have bunk ed today’s building codes, says the U, S. Department of Hous ing and Urban Development, HUD cites the American statesman’s home In support of its contention that some building codes are too strict and should be relaxed to permit construction of more housing. rSOUNO AROUND” f 360° SPEAKER SYSTEMS C^~r~ — Disperse Sound in a Round Pattern to Diffuse Throughout the Entire ~m#wMo/F' / Listening Area for full Stereo ... m record chongerwith magnetic 379 tipped stylus. Provisions for tope. stereo tapes on cassette *469 50 recorder . . . does it all with omnidirectional sound! KINITES HILLSBOROUGH ™ wmm IJ!™”— L, 9 \BKMWHKS ss ST. AUG’S NATIONAL ALUMNIEXECUTIVE SECRETARY, PRESI DENT \ ISII MIAMI C HAPTER-These are some of the members who participated in the recent meeting of the Miami Alumni Chapter of Saint Augustine’s College. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Doris M. Pittman, bather Stafford Sweeting, and Miss Vera Barney. Standing, left to right: Calvin McKinney, Marvin White, Jack Watley, Purdie Anders, (alumni executive secretary of Raleigh); Miss Irene Williams, Peter Holden, (National Alumni President from New York City); and Donnell Morris. Other members of the chapter, not shown on the picture are Father Kenneth Major, Mrs. Clarice Reeves Little and Mrs. Bernice Sawyer. "Miss St. Augustine’s College is Crowned ” with spectacular grandeur, and in the beautiful setting of the Student Union Building, “Miss Saint Augustine’s Col lege’’ was officially crowned, Saturday. November 22, at the Twelfth Annual Coronation ceremonies. Miss Carolyn La vern Fisher, a 21 year old senior, health and physical ed ucation major from Brooklyn, New York, received her crown from the outgoing queen, Miss Lorraine Green, a i 960 gradu ate from Manhattan, New York. Larry Brown, a junior from Greer, S. C., was master of ceremonies. In giving the official welcome, Preisenf Prezell R. Robinson said to “Miss St. Aug.”; The students have rightly bestowed this honor upon you. Y'ou fill eminently all other criteria so necessary for this coveted posi tion. Beauty is more than pig mentation. No longer do we ac cept standards of beauty impos ed upon us by others. We have set our own standards, and we are proud of them.*’ In her acceptance speech, Miss Fisher said, “I feel proud, excited and in love with all of you. You nave made a dream come true for any girl I must symbolize our heights of glory and loyalty. This world is in such an uncertain state-there seems to be peace nowhere. I pray that we may find peace in our school.” College attendants for Miss Saint Augustine’s College were Misses Chiquita Allen, Nancy Otey, Mary Merritt and Lydia. Goffian, freshman, sophomore, junior and senior class repres entatives respectively. Participating as honor at tendants were Miss Hazel Mar tin, “Miss Kittrell College,” escorted by George Baker; two queens from North Carolina State University, Miss Gwendo lyn Garris, escorted by James Gwyn, and Miss Carol Edwards, escorted by Andrew Baker; Miss Viola Ramsey, “Miss Shaw University;” and Miss Joyce Greer, “Miss Fayette ville State University.” Included in the processional were Flag bearers, Keva Mc- Neil and Marshall Stokes; honor marshals, Larry Currie, Jim my Huffman and Hardin Rod gers Misses “Freshman” “So phomore” “Junior” and “Seni or” and their escorts (presi dents of each class) respective ly are as follows: Misses Bet ty Gross, Kitty Stewart, Willie Mae Henry, Beverly Neely. Es corts; Lawrence West, Regin ald Curry, Jerry West, Roose velt Moseiy The cloak bearer was Miss Carolyn Foster, escorted by Ot to Gloyd, The scepter bearer was Miss Mildred Jones, with John Monroe, vice-president, Student Government as her es cort. Following the coronation ceremonies presentations of gifts and talents were made by representatives: Clifford Low r ery the freshman class who sang “A Portrait of My Love,” a creative dance by Miss Es ther Bover, the sophomore class; a solo “Ebb Tide,”Miss Sharon Hall, the junior class; a solo, “Over the Rainbow,” Ronald Crudup, the senior class. James Burt, honor host sang “Climb Every Mountain” representing the faculty con tribution. A pr ayer of blessing was of fered by the Reverend Clyde chaplain of the college. *** According to the Depart ment's Bureau of Labor Statis tics, by 1975, men and women workers will have the same average educational attainment, of 12.4 years. However, younger workers, 25 to 34, will to hold an educational advan tage over cider workers. Go To Church Sunday THE GOSPEL WORLD BY JAMES THOMAS Bro. Edward Holloway will celebrate his 33rd anniversary Sunday night at the Raleigh Safety Club. Or. program will be the Harmony Male Chorus of Apex, Clifton Sisters of Louisburg, Little Ernest Bur well of Butner, Bro. Ed. Hall and The Evening Five, Golden Beds of Kaleign, the Venting Aires of Boone, Harmonizing Five of Burlington and the Sil ver Echoes of Garner. The crowning of “Miss Christmas Queen” will take place. A week of services are al ready in progress at thp Lily of the Val ley Church with a different speaker each night. On Sun day night the Gospel Commu nity Club will render a musi cal program at the church. THOMAS WEAR-EVER jn^ .W A SUBSIDIARY OF 7 ALCOA i?k X ALUMINUM 1., wsm* CHRISTMAS SPECIAL B§4*§§9# 12*04/'* 4- $246 set, now m-is??, Vosir Distributor has a free gift for you. New Method Cooking Utensil with Stahdess inside. Leading in Quality for over 88 years. Cali one of the Distributors for your Ml —. Hudson HA £“£ NER in the Capital Room 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Nightingales, and the Five 31tnd Boys will 1* at the Spauld ing High School In Spring Hope Sunday afternoon. The Capital City Five, along with Sister Jessie Peacock and others will appear on a musical program Sunday at 2 p.m. in Beuiahville. At 8 o’clock Sunday night. The Good Hope Male Chorus, the Macedonia Four and the Capital City Five will render a musical program at the Good Hope Baptist Church. The Sunset Jubilaires and the* True Lights will render a musical program at the First Baptist Church in Selma Sunday at 3 p.m. The Mitchell’s Chapel White wing chorus will celebrate its 19th anniversary Sunday at 2 P. m. The Eastern Star Lodge No. 212, will celebrate its 19th An niversary Sunday at 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1030 Washington School Hows WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Washington Elementary Fitquay-Varina. The g p e » k e r will be the Rev. N, A, Trice. Bro. Thornae Jackson and The Gospel Travelers, along with others will sponsor a musi cal program at the Eastern Star Holiness Church on Hargett St. Sunday night. Until next week, here is our thought for today* “The Lord Is my Shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures. Herestoreth my soul.” JUST AMUm the new BARCASqUISrGER* ROCKER irsmnmwaMwimm ■■ i>iiLiij.LißiiMJiiLuij-j-—TrmrMiriai i■wimim RECLINERS th* beautiful, restful * wc&\o\yfcQex FINEST RECLINING CHAIR MADE | Order Yours Now For Christmas R E Delivery At Special Low Prices. Custom ® § Made Orders Must Be Ordered Soon . ]| OPEN FRIDAY NITES ® PARK NEXT DOOR# • FREE DELIVERY « FREE PARKING Southern Furniture,l nq 113 S. Wilmington St. Ph. 832-3252 School P. i. a, will meet Mon day night, December 8, at 8 p.m. Theme: “Christmas In Southside”. All parents are urged to attend. HONOR ROLL-WASHENGTO” ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Students making honor .1 for the first period at Wash ington Elementary School ..re: fourth grade: Loretta Stewart, Mark Hicks, Warren Peacock, with Mrs, O. H. Hill Teacher. Fifth Grade; Sheree H'cks with Mrs, E. H. Dempsey Teacher, and Beronlca Johnson with Mrs. V. R. Morgan Teacher. 5
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