UT,FK F.^»JD!HC .>\Trpr>AV. MAY
TTTK CAROLTmAN
RAGE THRCT;
A&T Brings Suc
cessful Year To Close
I'iiialN \l Si. Aiimisiiiic's
(iollcfio Siiiiiliiy
(.FiKKNSmiDd Till' VWF'A .,f I
A und T. will brinj; ;• ‘
\'*v Mir»».>«.fiil v-;»r lf> ;« floKi’ m
N-iluidny. M.iv US. with .in ;i'l
a .-iiri.dinn picnii:. Mi mbiit-hip
an all lim' hmh 'b.-.
>. ai xviHj a biyh j>» riciii-iiit' ».f
arlivn t'-nlii'ipalinji m Itv Y p-.i
ll.M.KKnr
Ai > w
wiih Ihr h.H
ill l>''Rln
alaiiK'iiio
Negro Delegate To National
Episcopal Convention
Itliiid School Holds (!om-
mcnccmrnl Kxci'ciscs
MA.IHR kmhm; ;wi
Ylv\|{S;WO^TynT
. lx
hrnlbf;. Father Franri?. v bn
|h.i- a ('.ilhniir parish at Trinlia:*.
iMriti b Wp.sI Iririies, will taki' up
I l»'rin,iiu*nt n siclenre In S.»ti An*
>n wnah fl>
inpii- iib thi
I'll.x.linu nf
tiiri't. ti h“lt'i
th.'
• I I
ii'P madr to 'h' 'h-
•lar wa> tin; laiiir.itc
rarnpaiKn lor I. Cam
i,,n stii'b iii> ui ‘ xv'"'
1(1 Church
A p in The
bun
'I’lip niixi .su'nificanl i
nti il»
lota I'lii Lindxia Holds
.Honllilv .Mcflinj;
DUlillAM - Th.' ini.pilh
ly niri-linR nf tin Ciiaj-td ol 1 ' i
J’hi li.inib(la Snnnitv was ii' j.l .n
Ibr Anj'iir FI Diikr NiUio.i llnm,'
of Linciiln Ibisixjlal. STntulay. May
Id. lOJh. H.isbv-x:; Inr thr mri't-
tPK wpii*: Snrni.s Maty Ki-nncrlv
Clay, Adcllp F(‘i/; u.sdu, .lulia Ciai'
irlt. and Ri ssic Cilinc'ip.
Mrs. K S Rxny. wlm rxpi •
:.nli(I Hhii Chapin at the Smiih-
IIP ReKinnal M. Pting in Tampa,
'■ o.. gavi' a very inlncstiny and
drtailf'd report nf the
cniifprmcc hi’ld May 2 5 Mrs
Rerry was cl-rti'd A.ssjslant r--
'nal Dirrc-trf.ss of ihc Soutbnn
H' Kinti al fhn rnnfnt nn*.
Mr.s. Omeda I.ivmfi.stonc- of Rho
tbaptn was awarded the In-,
J hi Lmahria Snuihcrn Reeion
.''chnlaiship, an annual scholar-
snip which ..s awarded lo a Sorer
'•bn has made nui.stamiin^ con
tributions in h« r field n( w-rk and
who is drstn.us nf , hr furlh-
•ii\-ii- Kill'd Oin
ri 1 1 w iii\ -live d.iM.i! ue
• ii. i-tr d bx public e-•ll• lI•.n
I i-, p' 1, ' b: • 'iirIi itulivi'lu.il e ti
t' ihipeiii . .Ill i tiy mean., nl uos-
pac'd III >1(11'- in ihe (• •mmiim*.
M I . the t'lan .ind b>pe ol t u >
R.mi.’.i': M III set a iimcb IiirI;-
i| M' xt •. ..,1 tb.it the aiiiaui
i.ii ■ '1 will be cnniui' n-iiiale wi!
lii..t Rivi n bv ntber .-.rb',
lb« .Siiiitbeastern ICpinn
M. nibel.. nf lb,- Sneial Ib -p i
pre.ichc. IS I'v Ilex- Tnl
nn, tadfl pcrctary for Ne
c of Ibe nalioi'iit F.piMopal
fnrni.'tii'd
KINfi
‘ihc «;ir'|
Til. n
I'X- Ihe mill ce rher
'lavM. orRiim^l -itid dnertnr
The comint ncernrnt exeiei,'..''. |mo
l‘ei xt'ill h«' held 10 Taylor M d
Wi-diie«d.ty, Ma-. I’il .ii mail »
xxith axx-,o'iin|. of denrees, rtipoliii.
and |iii;'. - There .-ire :t2 randiriaic
for rieRiec'- The comtnpnrrnt. ii
l’‘ai..n - lie pf Hex Tlmmas H
U'l ii'ht. |i I) . Insimp nf the dn.c. .
Fn^ Car l.i
I
I. rl
:«• I'lmpiK
CeiUltV Hnme nlX Tt>..nk>J!
t.’hinR fruit )• 1., , lent.; tbef' an i
l.iXHiR .) pioRi.im lor tii 'in. Th* v
S'Id liibet'iailnsi.s .■aal... at Ci.
’ma-- an iiilaiilile p.u;ilv.i.. .. .d.
a- F.Hle,. The YWCA at A at. I
T. ('nli. Re nivived Woi I 1 Cr.-
tiaii Sludent F.deiatxm I)av nt
1 laver will, and ulv Sund.iy
merninR service and .sponsm I
olia'i- win -.bip iii.iRiam. at ctian
hmiis fbiiini' Ibr var In F'n
di's ‘f“' •^"'Kani/ali'.n inoiiRht
the cumpu.-. and finanti ^o the Y under thr mispicrs nf the rollc;
u Rl x\i..i tne pi 1nt.itioii nt niih the library staff prosirtioR.
•.I'.nd
m ;to
MmiH;
cii i.il Club direei.tt |,y Mis l.d
ban ; fildatnel. xmH |ires«'nl ihe
.iiinii.il n mniencenient concert in
Tavli.r Hall
Ti .••day e. Alinnni O.i.v Th.- .oi-
nn.il l)ieinf.s.x mcetini. will be pre-
eiened by .« hi ffel .Mippei in ihc
Civ -ire RinldiiiK at I ,> m ano ihe
tiMiini n-eepimn will be held ...
Taylor 11 ill at H .A rjiceial roeep-
lion for Riiests viill I..- helfi in Ihc
ill the aflernnoii,
nv fiFo
WII.MIMfnON
mial convention ot F.isi C.imlmi
di'icen- nf the Kpi-e. pal Chiiieb.
nt. Rev. Meni.v T WriRht, |i I),
presiriini:, vxas held al (bind Slwp
herd Fpivcopal Church, this eilv
M.iy }j. Tlii.s was llv miti.il run
veelinn pri-iided ove; by Hishop
VVriuhl. a'i tie xv.i. coiisecrafeii l.i.st
Odiilier The lu;;hlij'lii of Ihe con
venlioii ^v«,^ ibe e.iiici^e ami force
ful address of the vnile ami pro
Kr.‘,"ivc youiiR bish p He acci tiled
T'v. ry chaiite In inipr.’.-s uoi.n ih .
I .ctiibei-s of 111,. coMventi'
his proRiam'' and 'ibjrctiv'
n.ationabne.
I'jthii
thi:
dioe.
II (be confine:- of
br.ucily ba-e.l on
ne:-s oT ihe diny
of Ihe
Ihe blah pa
of Ihe Chnsliaii riimr-h
Am Iher ilr lincMve foal
■ oii\f.ni,nn'- drliberatien wa.s the
I'lcetinii of the Venerable R 1
.Ic'hnsnn. I' l>. Archdeamn of the
colored xvork of Ihis diocese. N.’xv
Ftrrn, as on.- of Ihe four chTi.-al
del.'Ral.'H In Ihe for'hfimiiu; (tcii
er.il eonvciilioii of the F.pismpHl
Chinch, al I’hiladt'I|.hiii. nest Oclo-
her.
Hr .bihnson, l.s eonfiiied lo Itv
lh;,| ! ho.pjia! Ml N.?\v Rein entirally ill
vor. ' "'•■'tJ not able lo mnke his repor'
RAI.EICiM -- CoinmriueiTient ex-
icisi-s foi ilm .Stale Sehaol lor 'he
Rliml were conducivd in the school
niidilonum Monday mijlil when foi.r
blind pupils rcreived diplomas.
The Rev, J W, Wiley, principal of
Ih'. Tri-Coiinly TminiiiR School at
Rricks delivenrd Ihe commence
ment addr. -s .iml Miss ReUie M.--
Fciuloii delivered Ihe validict uy
address.
Rlind pupil- xx'lm received di-
pl'iims are. W.iliei Allen. Middlc-
Iiuir; Miss Flellie MeLendon. Poil:,-
mnilb. Va i Miss Kali.- Nixon. Wil-
ininRlmi; and Miss Estlier Lee
Floyd, Greenville.
iJcuMy lalcnr proRram
Miss K.=:..ie Reynolds win ebuc
cd April to be the presicb nf f..
n* xt year .She is a .sopbomon
.111(1 has biH I quite active a.s cha- -
man of tiie Woild Relatedne-i,
Cottimis-siiin this yi nr Mis.-, Ri v
Holds IS from Leonia. New Jxc-
SON. l.s secretary nf ihe (Juilfmd
udy, nr sp'ciiil w'mk “'TP.', ''
busine.sK ■' nnuini .d tin- Fyiainid Cbm
Mr.-. Livincslnn,. i,„- ,n,.. n.lv j""' K-'n.-r.'illv ,n .-ill
vhich enneein .sludent iiite:-
t tile coleRi'
x; mwly
'Veil l.liiirch Gr((u|)
T(i Traill iMcm
drsiRiicd to njeel the ornenl nee !• Ieoiiveiilioii Yei. hecaiise of
of hiim.-inity and ir meet the.- ►plendid ree. rd as a t:hristia,i
need.( in a forward i iristian w.tv j *''' "i's honnre.-t by this con.
Ri>hop Wriiihl MRiiirieantlv pon.'l-i'’V beie.; eb'cled as a one
ed out jn his address the fiind.i- ‘ lerical d-IcR.iles to Ihe
mental challcruies Ihe Cliiilh , f-^»’nf‘r,il eniivenlion Ti i* olhei fhree
this diocese mii.st face and solve .n "'bile elerrymen The conven-
.1 wholesome manner. He particular-I nn.imiously voted lo send a
ly stres-ivl the fad lhal the spirit-i''' *^'bn';on. (-xprew-
ual and material rieed.s of the Npnr >' the desire i f Ihe conx-enlion loc
miist' he suhstantially considered, I‘’‘"’•y recovery. This was a e.m-
e.-pecially the educaliorial and re-1 denmnsiratlon of .i
liRious phases of the na.sucs of Np.) Chri.slian brotherhood. Dr .lohnson
Rroes- Titc dearth of Neyrn w-elF"'^^ made a member of the
trained ministers ,ai-.d relipl :r ' board Of the diocesn
workers, he said, had Drought about' PoFr>rod deleR.afes to the cr n-
an awareness, on his part, for the iactively paiiicip.-ited in the
imperative need for plans to dim-i of the body. AmotjR
‘•’'sh the need for thi.? era. i'be colored pricHts attending the
Si. All". C.lioir On Air
RAbKIGH — The Choral Club of
.St. AiiRiistine's C'liege xvill he on
Ihe air over st.ilion v’PTF Satur
day al .Aain p. m for fleen niirx-
|iite hroadrast The Rioup is under
the din-clinn of Mrs, F.illiati ft
; O'Daniel nf Hie cnIleRe miisie de
I jiarfment. w-ilh Pmi Theodore C
I Ma.vn, . f Ih'- ini sic depir‘mrrif. ac-
; I ompanyinR.
' FOHT SAM HOUSTON. Tex.
'ANI'p — Every inch a soldier .ind
Reiitleman Major Peirv L. .1 iie...
San Antonin, NeRro offic-r wh'o is
roiindinc ont his .tfiih year in llv
United .Slates army.
Maj. Jones has eleel.'d I i rema.n
both world wn.s and parlirip.ited in
the Mexiran border skirmish, 'A-lneh
he declares furnished plenty nf *x-
citrmtnt For tho.-e wh i were r.eek-
ing nrtinn.
He received an infanlrv t' >mmi.
MOii in Ifin after seven years a-
.an enlisted man. and has held .i
warranl or ci-mmisinned .-.lain,
since that time.
AUhnugh eligible for reliretnenl
Maj. Joens has elected to remai.i
in the army and will leave Hrooke
Orneral hospital. Rrooke Army
'Midiral renter, this week, for di.ly
jwith the air hirers. He plans to
retire m HM", and after vidting
AvoiniNf; FV1I.
By AViMi.im Henry Huff for ANP
If oru- \s-o,ild .always take a x*-alic
'From i;io-.c engaged in idle i il'x
FR-. lot would Ih- min i t'eltfr
. If one w ,iild simplv close hi*, rarx
To Roii ip In- would shed le:.- t-.-is
And Iv no id irgretlrr.
Save \'(inr Waste Fats!!
Chills^fevei*
- .. V
The First w. ek of thi* ;iit ecr.ls
pel bushel bonus for wheat pro
duced only 2 nillinn huslicls for
t'xport.
•Of ro MAIAIIA?
AM Af OWCf t» r»-
li«v« .,, utsA by mllliont
'for r«ort , . . toy (t,
iAn ■ owoc
That hope, on the part of the j ^'’'’''^bfion were ®'ather L. C. Dade.
Rishop, for more postulants to help 'VHfHinRt n: Father Griffis. Edcntnn:
i turned from .Vversv.is ‘
she spent .several months with tb- '
American Red Crn.ss in Calcu'fi •
; nd Cuiaucha, India. She talked
bi the Rroup m a vu v info-ir.-1 i/.L vBoom. r. vie*-pi
^■sy. Riving a.-enunt-s of the hieh- , ./'■'•ordinc
"fhe
lirbts of her experience while
'he -sfrvirc ^if the Rod Croir At
the end of her very tnlere;,t ihr
.'Ik .Mr.s. UviiiR.stone answer d
-turstion.s a.sked by .he Rroup,
Hbo Chapter was also awaid. i
mst prize for skp pMseiited m
in ’“bbiial allair ,f
Ibi- Delta bjgnia Theta Son.wti
ing
vMlberia .Smith, ciri
H.iry; Jhinn.,
"'•■'•ui.-i ( .mniKuon eh.mrman
.iiv Fclena Payne. Fi
St.Mk*. Ruth Fi.mcroit
^ „
Gc(»i-"ia Dcm.M lals To
iHrrt III Briiiisuick
Tunic (ciilcr W ins (Ki-
IToin tirosliv-
»'• •••• lo iii-ijj
tarry on the cause for Chrislianiiv | ^•'’^ber Bunn, Kinston; Fathi
among (he masses of Negroes, seem-: Warbington. N. C. Among
It.M.KICiH Ttie Rapti.st Rroth- cri not lo be deferred. He said thrti'bf cob-red laymen were Dr. H. W.
Cl ho id nf Wake County, a group ' he xvas working on pliiiis by wliieb ='bfl I- H Smith, Jr.. Nev/
of church '-oikirs cICMgiu-d lo pusenl activities for training I.,ay I Moses Richardson. Belhavc.i;
tiain the nu-n of th.* (.burch in de- Readers would be acccmuatcil ■ Fastori, WashtnRton. N C'.;
■v rninati'inal di'^'ipline and doe- which would result in pri vidi.r-1 ^'‘biiicl W Taggard, Calvin W, La-
tnne. was .irgaiiized -it the McCiil- many of the mlslons with religious l Bnffuar and W. M. Sparks. F.iy-
lerv f ir-t R.-ipti.-t church in Wake leaders. He said that the h.irve.sl xv.ij I •'•l'''■'be: W I Pa.vote, Goldsboro.
Ci'imty .Sunday great. The aw-areness on file p.irt A, F. Walker, E N Sharpless and
Ri-alizing that Ihe man-power ol of Hit* bishop, as to the critical !*• ^ Shelton, wrimtiiRlnn; I.awy«r
ttic rhiirch. s lies durniant and th-- need for more eoiiFt-craled and train- Baltlr, Kinstnri.
^ ne.-d for acli.in in development of edministers, was evidenred by Ihc The ronvention adjourtird to moot
F^onti- the spiritual and fin.incial welfare fact that he said th-it it was hl«'Hext year at Reaufort.
of rh'- ehureli und eoi.imi.nily. tne rir >ii,. 11 erect in New Bern, a build- ‘ — -V- - -
1 rganiz.-ition manifests great enthu-* ing. to provide facilities for the rru *• m •. *'*
la.sm .ind promibcs t . launch its training of I.ay Readers. That thisi 1 hrOC ^0\V SpOIlt '
P ogram .T insiruction at it.s next .step w-as important, is revealed bv ^ ' fi’ ^
nieeling Sunday. |},c shortage of priests in cverv sec-! T|*|iunw Al S-infiri|
A (■ I\,rihh |. p,.sid™t »i,.l .1 ii.„ „f ,ho ci,untr.v. It is slirkinaly : ' -l-UUUMl
1. l,.-vi.st(*r. seerctary of the Br'dh- apparent that during Ihis fiscal year ~ —
rhood and the mectuigti arc open of the convention theie wilt lie con- F^AI.EIGH — Three new- Negru
siden
.seer'
(-T.iimv
1.1 I.el..
h .'ih men and xxomen.
Atl,,nta (ANP, M.-mho,.,
ii'o (^nrgia AsAOdaiion of Cfi
/■ n • Denioi r.nn* chib-, u-,H con-
vrne at Ibunswa-k. (ia, Salur- ..i
f-D. May 11. jt wa.s .innounceil id.i
[-■c-m th.* office of IVr.udent A. T. c,.
maiden. The .stale body will !>.■
guc.sl of the itrunswick Deim.-
crafi eiiib and will hold its -es-
.Sion;; in the Rode, .Mak' rs butld-
II!R.
On the agenda lar consideiafii n
willbea* tioiitovvard a'ldptioii ol
Ml., I’omplefed con.-tpution r'j-'i-
lattiin the conduci and ruRaniza
lion of clubs over the state, plan
fnd pri'ceduris to b-* l.iilowed m
ti.e approaehinc pnm.ii v eb ■-
Hons, fuller and more cornpleie
i nie.-(entalinii of .-ill
(..•ti field
Mollicr's Duv Al
.S.-iiidv Folk
Fl.M,F|f;;(
"11 iheir f
T..- T- Ml.. Wild.-;
od X
I till
ag .1
Cl
• bv
a
G.ufie;'
!• -1% •eorisl Iliri-e runs in th'.-
I'sl ending folt..w.-d t.v .. lall
f -•••x uin.s hy the Wilde,.ts In the
ndmg Ci'.isfiv
id II I'
I IW.i
HAI.FKHI - .Sand,-/ F Ik Com-
I uiU.v of .Sandy Folk Srh..o|. R.t-
" t:;li I' Irlirai. d Mother’s Day with
.1 Iw-o fold purpose piograni. .\
Day piograin and a Baby
i C'lntest
Thi pupil- of Sandy Folk .Srhuol
Ml'S Rdilah Re.ivN of Sh.ixv
"ildc nts oil' Crosby seor* i Ui)ivrrsit> w‘m> sang "Moihcr Ma
in Hurd, .iiie in foimh. .uni I ebree " participated xn the program,
'me rn tur fiftli atid sixth T'c | F'dlowiiiR the program the re-
ildcals did ii-d '. oie ni th** third, j .stilt,; of the coiitesl were b.-ard. ('.m-
>i t **oe III (he foni th. fifth nod {te.-tinq babies weir; Howard llariu.
‘ :xlh. The Wi: feats were fralui ed i .larkie Woodij, .1 ihn Riddick, Geor'te
"Hh Daniel;, .md I.ussitcr. laifsil- Wilhanin. Deiilah Rayford. Bobby
ri 'jiark. d the team xvilh hi' home-,-Jones. Oriell Dunn, r.itrlcia Sliell-
riin in the fifth eiidmc Calvin : mg. M.irgcrine Duun, Juanita Diimi,
IF YOU WANT TO GET THERE IN TIME
--...J li. ii wo.s tuirioimeini
('...m 111.'off .'f ri. nl A. T.
vAaldeii. The -’ate body wjH ix-
guc.sl of the Riuniiwiek Dejiio-
(■j.li I'liib and will bolii |(,, .ii-.s.
smn:; in (he Rmier .Mak'-rs buii I-
ins.
On (he 3g.-nfla far mnsideiaticn
willF/ra, tiontow.ird ridiijition ot
tb« comjxleied eon. iMutu-n ,'R'i-
laHon the coikIui-i and orgaiuza-
tiun .if clubs over the state, plan
end procedurij in bi- t(>il(iw(*l m
l!.e approadiing itimary el"-
linns, fuller and tiion- coinpl'’ie
H Pie,,cntatuiii of all democratic
loicfa ovii the ;-t.-ite and the cn-
oidinaHon of exi’ding rlnbs imn
s'ln.’ deR'utc po|iti-,il force fo.
r'.ctivi* .•.I’lviic lo N'-Ri'ucj ill
lU'ir -evei • .111111X11111110 '
; pla.viiiK .ig uii'l Cio-by-Garfiei''
fri.'hv scorr-d three runs in He.
first ending, followed by a lally
of six runs by the Wildcats. In the
-second ending Ci-osl>y scored i.n..
and (he Wilder.ts on-.’ Crosby
ed iwi. in fluid, -me m fourth, and
one III Ihe fifth and sixth T'c
Wilfl.-afs did n-il seoie in Ihe third,
bi t one in the fouifh, fifth and
HXlh The Wildc.il.s were featured
wuh Daniel:; and L.i.ssitcj-. lai.'sit-
■ rr i.park.'d Hie l(-am willi his homi -
! run in the '.fih endinc Calvin
Rowe made an unearned h imeniri
for the loFiiiR fi-am Mr I.r'mdia-;
H.iyxxoori K coach f-r Cio-.hv-tb.r-
fi'ld . jth Howe a- r.iplam (''tiail.-
Tfef.i ..n I. ro ieh f n the Wil l, at
XX nil I
a two fold purpose piogram. A
M dher'.- Day proRram and a Baby
C’.mlrst,
The pupil.s of .Sandy Folk Srhool
md Miss Reuhih Rcavis of Shaw-
Uilivrcsit.v xi'M) ssng "Mother Ma-
cliree” [larliripated on the prngr;mi
Following Ihc proRram the re-
subs of the eonlest were heard, ('.n.
IrstuiR babies were; Howard Hariii.
Ja-.-kic Woods. J ihn Riddick, Geor'te
Williams. Dculah Rayford. Bobby
.Fones, Odell Dunn, Patricia Snell-
ing. Margennc Dunn, Juanita Dunn.
Vera Sneilnig, Robliy Watkins ai ii
Kddie Rns-sell Alston Rnby R.xbliy
Waikins will first prize aiul Bahv
R- iid.ih n.iyford w ii s.-eoiul pru.-
■ Ill hi.s iiddicss that G-mri Shepeid paslor and W T Horton scoutmns-
Ho- pital at New- Bern was courage- ter. These three new uoiLs have n ,
ously endeavoring lo serv-c color-'1 ^ combined (iirollmeni of forty'
lieoplc in New- Bern and eontipoiis j scouts This Rive the Oreoneechec I
ireii!:. The addrcsn. obviously, wns Counell a lot.-il of sixt.v Boy Sroqt j
very effedive and ie*/enled that i.nils f'T Negro Roys, w-ith a total I
the needs of _uH Mces, creeds a id Sroytjng mviPbcr^hip^f l.tiOn,
cajil
Ceiii.lc (:.mi|.l. i.- Grjim- Woi.’l lii(. i.
iiiiir .SchiKil Al 11 And 16
XTiir In Nllack
Tbe propii.."! Ilir.-e and tbre“-
'.iiaib'i I illion dollar ea.sti Inaii to
Biitain would carry an ms-'cui--
iwop.rcent inl'-re';! r.-ile Ame--i
i..n fJI'.s pay lour per cetit on
govermn.’iiI-guaranteed loans.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THERE IN TIME
9259
;.t. l.oni- (ANIH Mr, a ii rl
Ml.*. Ait'iui Hobin.'ion reali/e-i j
i.lr-lciiR .iinbition la;.l Wediic.-d."-
x-Ik n lliev rei .’ivrd then Riuei
tuar -clinol (lipl'mia:. ;il Rradu:i-
t'Oli rxeri |S( - for Migtit ; t*bO(.i
6tiul(-nt:; it Sumner iliRh .scIku!
Pupils for font yeaiRobin-
:a.ii. 41. and bis wife, HI, weic
teinicd excellent pupils by Sum-
I.* r'l; night .school piim ip.il. Him
.>‘d (riav, In Seplember. Huy
pian to b.’gin liigli school with
ttieir son. .loiin. 10.
The oldest Riadiiate last xvei-k,
tu'Wever. was Mis. Minnie F
Willi,inr,. wfm reeeiv’d Ivr giani-
I'lof school diploma fiom V-c.b.iii
IliRb .'Clioul. A imuic teavlu r. foi
eight year- :,h.. bid alteiidoi-.
«la.-.r-e:-. two night-. .i w.-ek, TI."
1'ineip.-il. 11. p Saunrile, s.id slu-
b-d been a gri'id i.tudent and reg-
li ar in aitendanc'*. She .suppuiT-
hr I self hy Riving voice and pi.ino
I'.ssnn.; at her lunne.
Born in Enid. Okla,. Mrs. W-l
liam.s .said she bad little oppnr
tiinify for formal e-lucation be
fore coming fo .Si, lyouLs, allhouRb
.she had studied music for .If
.vears. She was the Rraduafion
•liraker on ‘Educalion for Cul
HAI.FIGH (!,.c,
Minty Mnnd.iv r.-fl
vrne in the exeenlion "f fuirtu-i
P H'i nngof Wayne (•,.,m‘.v. vh.'i
uled to be exrenlcil m fb.s ( har.i
,l).*r :,i fenlral Pii;'im Friday f..i
rape of .Miss CTaiiiieU Brock oi
.Moult Olive
tin
She w-as nncerlam a.s to w-hetli
♦ : or not she would alt-md big
.school liocau.se of the fee Conner'-
»d with the higher education
classes.
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