WEEK ENDING SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1947
f Dr. Dorsey, N. C. College,
, To Conduct Music Clinics
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Bev , heart of the dcvK rt in cm it ol
music a! No th f'.iroliiia College
will conduct ;\ Music Clinic for tit'
Hilh School ti .ichors • a C lovc-uiu-.:
C>. tinty, Fniay and SuUu t'.av No
vember 2! tint) 22 iti Shelby. N. C
This Clinic is being f' iu under
the sponsorship of Mrs Ezra A
Bridges. cluiirmae of Hie Cievel -ici
County Teacher?- Association Dr
Dorsey s speech',s (<• the group will
strrss (he undcilyiiu; 1 plans of Edu
cation through music. He has stated
that it. is his then <■' present new
and interesting m iteririis -me! ta
show though demonstrations with
local school choruses, various h.dt
riiquc ’ of ti.H'his.y, and -iiri-tii:;.
chdral works.
There wil! he ;< ciisoussh n and
consultation pen id which is de
signed to iftvc the }cachet an op
portunity to pr-'«cnt individual
problems which have come to them
during their experience as high
school music teachers.
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And it’s not only quick service, it’s dependable service, too;
Day and night, summer and winter, around the clock
and calendar, electricity is ready and waiting. Keeping it. that 0
way takes plenty of practical planning, plenty of
skilled and experienced people. Yes, and it takes plenty of
keeping up with the latest technical developments 1
Thai’* why today, in spile of rising cosit; of
producing electricity, the overage family served by this
Company is getting three runes as much electricity for
He money as it aid 20 years ago. That's why electricity
i« the smallest item ir the family budget!
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A graduah of Lincoln University
iti p. nt.-sylvaiih'.. and Ihe Unvct ny
of Pennsylvania Dr. Horsey bolds
nm.stern ad doctoral ciagrees iron
the University >*i Pennsylvania, md
unolhv! doctorate ir, m Columbia
l University.
H: is aW v .ipting to hci' : n .11
North Car lit.; ibe same typo of
oiiuio which ho conducts annually
dtiiu; ’ the Sum;tier months as ho«i>'
’ «,f l!.. simuhf school music a-.
Hampton Institute
African Lad To Work
In Alin** For Schooling
I'D \ovv .Scot land IV ies
: Adams. Nigerian-Yoruba student 1
ha - .just arrived in Brtlian to work
in ,1 <■, ,| j.” at Eifi to save up
enough money to enable him to at
lend Ciasgow University.
lie said his ambition is to be- .
come on tmnneer and he expect: l
Kabbi Miller Haps F(.C
NEW YORK (ANP Ral»b !
' Irving Miller, chairman es the t ■
I ocutivo committee of the Anuru-n
1 fewish congress, criticized tin
C'C this week for failing In estao
{»'sh a rule whereby racial ot relt
i.;mu bias would disqualify future
1 applicants sot broadcasting licenses
i Expressing gratitude for the .te
-1 tion of the FCC in denying ).h<
New York Daily News an FM li
eeii.'C. Rabbi Mill, 1 sa cl: "H is to
be eegrettf d that the FCC did riot
take advantage of this occasion b
. lace the fundamental issue square
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1 Aiiuounciitg the 1. ti;e American
I .fewish congress is pledged to c i-
I tinned canipaii*n to gain >uch ae
i over-all ruling, Rabbi Miller stated
hat "as it has already done suc
cessfully in the cu e of the Daily
News." it. will continue to opp-w-.
, the grant of any license to biased
publications.
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to work four years before entering
the University.
If cooled sufficiently, any gass
1 will liquefy.
! -WISTIC CUB IN <\]\!\I\IiHSAHY
Hie Allruistie Clnb Ne 1 of
Ea'ieigh observed sis fifth anni
versary at th<> ii'mi'h- «f j\frs. Hal
lie Young on VVcdnesdav evening,
, October 15. Pictured above are.
standing left to right, .fames Hin
ton, Willi,nn Davis, Robert Smith.
Mrs. l.ena Poiecl!, Walter Price,
HAMPTON ADDS
TWO TEACHERS
HAMPTON INST.. V;.. Tv.-
Business and one each m ' Dt
. new tea elvers -n the •tsi.in <>:
\'■ ion lif A iuit Kdin-al »n. Ac 1
jil live •.>! them rcplacomct
1 culture, and Nuise Edic t'.
' or. the. stall helping Hampton l.t
ititutc be;u :ts i.oavv ou. 'a!inv 'B
! load ol 1695 resident ,'Letent
riiev ;■ re M 1 Cora P.
uell (B. S.. H.iroißon: M. S. P;
ti::-r .study. UruVf ISl‘|\ ol
. ;.ylvania' oi Norfolk, in Adu;’
iFiucation: Willi..m H Duis (P
IS., M S. limversttv Illinoi.-i
.; Pulask', Vo., part time in Ag
t iieuiiuvc 1 la’ ire , 1\- the Ditvclen -a
!tln Division): in Business Mis -
| Hush Aron • P S.. N Y. U : fu-
I the 1 studv. U. P. h A. P C. N
■ \ oi N< .v Y <rk C’.lx -n-; Mis
! Sopholin Faniol . B S., llam;"
lustilutc L.l, B T< .>•! Lav.
! School/, of So ini’fu-i-i. M;e.s a
: Miss Helen M S' i )(■: < P S
i Northwestern: M. A.. C■ lu >ib:a;
jg: bduate of Evanston II;. Hosp;--
; la! School ot Nuntrc.- Hr -. i:h a
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! r. -he • H ail! pirn aiuv.ro
! aunt.-; ol new stall members : n
i the Divisions ol Education and
1 (rf-ne: 1] Studie- :.--r n< !u ir
M. .1 WTihelmara T.-vI e -'B
; Hampton Inddute). oi' Lynch •
i !>u a. Van., in Music Theodore E.
j Tavlor (B S. S. Illinois State
!Teacher.-; College-: furthc study,
Ill'-.tvaM Univcr.-it.v) of Washing
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i and further-tudv, Ama. p-k >.■ ni
j versify), of Newark. \ J„ in His
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; cob L Beiii- -B. S . Brooklyn
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■ ivn and Temple University) of
Brooklyn, and M l7 Sleeher. -f
Wirght iR. S Shaw ih-vv, sitv
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PROOF
•ewet S»JSTH€f?2 SimiLlEJllES, IBC
THE CAROLINIAN
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5 rank IMr.-Vdon, Kd Edwards .!«'!
decro Warren. Seated. Mrs. Hel
en Hinton, secretary; :*!>>. Evelyn
Davis, Mrs. Eftie ''handler treas
urer Mrs. f< ssic > anlks, pro.i
deni Mr,. Jessie Ashley, hisior
tan; Airs. Emily B. Williams,
chairman sick committee Mrs.
Halite You ns. chairman social
ses ions; Mis Annie Robinson.,
chaitman program committee;
Airs. Mary !,. Broadie. founder
and first president, and Mrs.
Mrs. Cicero Warren.
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lu.'M vrstci •!>'. I wont down and bon;'hi
Ihut new washing- m.-n-hiuc I’ve been need •
iiig. Vnrl paying' for is ;s m siirplc- with a
Home Equipni'.-nt loan from FIR-SI ('IT!
ZENS HANK & TR> sT: Why, r»n terms
ait- so ivnsonabk* wfl’li hardly nolie*- thorn
on our budge! Fn •voing to get a lot of
homo helpers thai v ay!”
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Shaw Will Observe 82 nd
Year On Founder’s Day
RALEIGH KnujoU.'r's Day Ex- j
creiscs will h hold id Shaw Uni- i
v; >ny Friday. Novortimr i. when ;,
the filled .vinivevrar.v f the- iftidl
•utU'-ii will be observed. The la! •
Ur hen. y .Y.arhn iuppu. w 1.-
hoiKij-.-ib!ih.-i.'iu.n u.eti Union •
Army Vci; ran, found, ;> the school .
in 1865. will be d dn; i
■i wreath will be- placed rn he- i
.i;ruvc m keeping wit.lt a custom oil 1
more Us ; 1 .! hot a century
:h< Founder's !)• ■ ~ddr<-'-s wifi |
ye delivered by the Rev. C. K i
Griffin. pastor. of First Calvary j
Baptist Chmeh. Norfolk. Va.. and
•resident of the Genera! AiuintH :
issoeii.it ion of Shaw Unlveratly
Hi;v. Mr. Griffin a graduate of !
i.j 1933 with the A B. ind ;
•: Th. degree is tonne r Execu- j
Give Secretary of the General Bap - J
Slate Convention of None j
Caroiin a.
Memorial s; rvices at Hie Fousi
' lei s ;'rave will begin Friday ,
morning at 10:30 and will be f"i- .
lowed at !! o'clock with the Foun I
dor’s Day program m Green 1- a! j
Chapel A meeting of the Execu- j
ijve Committee 1 1 iiw Associatioi ;
is scheduled for Friday afternoon j
Align,si iumdnii Tnkrs
Over l-'orce Library
. .1. lit- ii 1 OUCH Oh;.. !>■
i ih f; dl aiur umvii dr.- appoint
meni of Mr. Augo- *? .M ,>s ,i .
big libiari -n Mi Ru Ji.il mm.,
the A. B. di i-'iv frhvn Morelv:-- .>
College and the B. A. m 1,. S. 1
fr, in (lammon tftst.iu.de.
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washing machine, you'll got a reel thni! out of v/etching o Bendix
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HAI-FICJM The .iunlor elasa of
j Ur; v. ai.ington High Si-iioo! ha.*
--(•-I held hr atiniml * Ividicm am'
ihe following class offieem hdvf
inshUh-ct;
f S>r.-H!i. president; Ju-.ht*
1 : ;.r« idem. Virginia
! Wutkir.s, tn a.'.nrcr, Elide Brown,
irw. !:.ey; Bona Harris awnatar.t
~ • - H 'in rhairinad
■ of tin- soi-iai I'liipmUl.-! , ( il-lir M
(! < • h Ii ■ j piogl.lT>
;c : >jn;i|c:‘ l',’dv,:.!-d Thorpr, butsi
h ness malinger ;ind Charles JoUt-fj
■ purler.
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