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ST. AUGUSTINE’S RECORD 3 FACULTY AND STAFF President Goold attended the recent meeting of the Regional Conference of the Association of American Colleges held in Atlanta, Ga. During the summer he visited and preached at a number of parishes, including Grace Church, I^orfolk, Virginia; St. Barnabas Church, Brook lyn, 1ST. Y.; St. Stephen’s Church, Jamaica, 1ST. Y.; Church of the Incarnation, Jersey City, New Jer sey; St. Ambrose Church, New York, and Grace Church, Plainfield, New Jersey. Dean Charles H. Boyer attended the meeting of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes, held at Nashville, Tenn., in Novem ber. Prof. Percy Young has returned to his duties in the Education Department after a year of study toward the Ph.D. degree at Harvard Uni versity. Mrs. Young has resumed her duties in physical education. Dean Mabel L. Latham, Prof. L. T. Caldwell Mrs. Julia Delany, and Miss Alleen Pitts attended the summer session at Columbia University dur ing the vacation. Prof. R. L. Lynch was at Penn sylvania State College, and Miss Jessie E. Guern sey, professor of History, took courses at the University of Colorado. Miss Mary El^abeth Johnson was at Oberlin, and Miss E. Doreen Frost, professor of English, visited places of in terest in England. Athletic Director George . Mitchell was in charge of an E.R.A. recrea ion project in Raleigh. Prof. Theodora R Boyd con tinued her studies at Harvard. Prof T ^ma Countee was on the summer school faculty of Philander Smith College, Little Rock, Ark. Mis. Dorothy G. Williams joined the staff this year „ lihr.ri.n. Miss Willian.s a gr.d.mt. ot Hunter College ...d Simmons Colleg^ and .«» formerly librarian at Samuel Houston College, T exas. Prof. Arthur P. Chippey has visited the Negro parishes and missions of the ^ terest of the Diocesan program. Prof. Chipp y is a member of the Diocesan Executive Commit tee and the Finance Committee. Prof. Lloyd L. Woods has been joined this year by Mrs. Wood, and hi. who oamo from their Kansas home to .pend school year in Raleigh. Mrs. Lillian Brinton, M.A. (University of North Carolina), and formerly an instructor at the University of North Carolina, has been added to the faculty, and is giving a course in educa tional sociology. RECORD NOTES (Continued from Page 1) National Education Week was fittingly ob served at St. Augustine’s. Mr. Clyde A. Erwin, North Carolina’s Superintendent of Public In struction, delivered a splendid chapel address. The services of Mr. Erwin were secured by Prof. Percy Young, head of our Education Department. The thought of Education Week was further em phasized in the sermon of the President on No vember 17. Miss Nell Battle Lewis was the guest speaker at the chapel service on the Sunday preceding Armistice Day. That the application of the principles taught by Jesus Christ was the only way to world peace was the theme of her address. The late Dr. R. H. Lewis, the father of Miss Lewis, was for many years a member of the Board of Trustees of St. Augustine’s College. Another member of her family. Dr. Kemp Battle, once president of the University of North Carolina, was one of the incorporators of St. Augustine’s in 1867. ALUMNI NEWS Of the class of 1935: Eric Clarke and Humph rey Bond are attending Meharry Medical College; Fernando Oger is teaching in the high school at Spring Hope, N. C.; Miss Kathleen Williams is engaged in teaching in Savannah, Ga., and Miss Adele Dent is in the same work in Brunswick, Ga., her home town. Miss Stella Jones is also teaching in her home town, Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Okay C. Finch is in the public school sys tem of Littleton, N. C., where her husband, A. L. Finch, ’32, is principal of the high school. Helen Harris is on the high school faculty at Gastonia, N. C.; James Mask is on the staff of the Morrison Training School for Negro Boys, at Hoffman, N. C.; x\-lmira Kennedy is in the Hamlet, N. C., high school. Lemuel Eugene Graves, Jr., ’34, is an import ant member of the staff of the Norfolk Journal and Guide. (Continued on Page 4)
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