WEEK ENDING, SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1948
■State Teachers
To Convene Here
V':>q Therm, ‘ Education for a
fuller realization of democracy”,
was adopted by the program
committee of the North Carolma
Teachers Association in a session
on February 7th. The annual con
vention to be held in Raleigh.
March 25th to 27th will be the
67 th since the association wa s
founded in 1881.
The first general session of the
convention will be held at Shaw
University Thursday - veiling.
March 25th. The response to we 1
come addresses by Mayor P, D.
Snipes of Rah igh and D. A.
Thomas of the Wake County
Teachers Association will be giv
en by Dr. Hardy Liston, president
of Johnson C. Smith University
Following the President's an
nual message the key-note ad
-ess of the convention will be
delivered by Dr. Luther P. Jack
son, professor ot history at Vir
ginia State College. Announce
ment of important convention
committees and presentation -t
proposed constitutional revision,
will conclude the first general
session.
Slate Named
A nominating committee- d
appointed under pi ...visions >f tin
constitution met and noinin.it i
eadidates to be voted on at th
- annual convention. Named
were: for president. H. V. Brov. 'i
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-i Goldsboro; for vice-president
A, H. Anderson of Winston -Sa
lem, and M. O Williams of Ra
, ieigh: for recording secretary,
Mrs. Ida H. Dime an of Rm-'isville,
and Mrs. F, D. Daniels of Wash
ington; for treasurer. 11. S. Davis
of Oxford, and K M. Barnes of
Wilson; foi two vacancies on the
executive committee. Mrs. L. B.
Yuuoe.y of Henderson, Di R, P.
i Daniel of Raleigh, F. ToJivei
of Asheville. and, H. D. Cooper
• of Ahoskie.
Voting will be carried on
throughout Friday beginning at.
11:00 a nr and ending at 6:50 p
in. as provided by the constitu
tion. Registration and voting
headquarters will be set up in
the Student Recreation Center at
Shaw University. Six ballot
keepers under the direction of 2
■: supervisors will check member
ship credentials and issue ballots
to members during the voting
period.
Balloting will begin promptly
at 11:00 a.m. on Friday and doors
to registration headquarters will
• close promptly at 6:30 pan.
Section Meetings
Section meetings will be he'd
Friday morning from 10:00 t i
11:00. The college section wii
meet m Sc-tenet Hail. Shaw Uni
' versify. The general section will
■ meet in Leonard Auditorium a'
Shaw, the high school section
1 will meet in Ore on leaf Auditori
um at Shaw, and the elementary i
section in the Auditorium m
: Crosby-Garfield School
Some department meetings will )
be held from 11:00 to 12:30. Ar
uni go merits will be made for
holding sessions of the nine de- ;
i ;u intents of the general section,
•he three departments of the
h gh school section and the co! •
iege section on Shaw University
< ampus. Department meetings:
will be resumed at 1:00 p. rn.
. Some departments will have out
tanding speakers at special ses
i sions beginning si 3:30 to which
numbers of departments whose ,
afternoon sessions are over will
: be invited.
; 3 SO Expected
Lunch for -ippi, ximately 350;
will be available on Friday at
12:30 in the Shaw dining hail
Other nearby pl.-icos arc: B & H.
Case, Blount St. between Davie
. & Caban us; Jones Case, East Ca
barrus St. ncui Blount; Lewis
Hotel. Fast Cabarrus St. be
tween Blount & Person: and Pat
. disc Grill, W. South St.
The second general session will
: be held in the Raleigh Memorial
Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Friday.
Dr. Rufus E. Clement, president
of Atlanta University will deliv
er the main address. The public
is invited to attend this session
A social occasion in the Wash
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Arcade Building *33 E. Hargett St. E. Young, Prop.
I Community Dr»« Store Ward Service Station Harris Barber College
, T , .. »_ Sheli Petroleum Products 803 S. Blount St. I
i j J J. I horaas Hamlin, Prop. • • t
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I j i North Carolina Mutual Life Ins, Co- Kenney Masr-enWg, Protv 33? S» |
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ington High School Auditorium
will follow the close of the so
imini general session.
The thin; general session w.U
be held Saturday morning at
10:30 a.ri in Greenlcaf Hall,
Shaw University. This is the an
nual busine:. .session of the As
sociation to which every local as
sociation in thin state should send
at least one delegate The con
vention will close following m
stallation ot officers elected in
the balloting on Friday.
Phi Li Lily White Bovs
Spin) >i Wages Too !>ow;
So Sir ike Closes Doors
Philadelphia. ... (CNS) - Gir
ard College, one of the wealth! -
est".-schools m the country for fa
therless white hoys, had to close
down this week because of ;
st-.ake by its 25 engineers and
maintenance workers who wan'
cd a 25 cent an hour increase
while the school refused to go
higher than 6 cents.
Girard, which occupies a com
pute block in Fie center of P'H’.v
rielphia, has as part of its char
ter that only white boys ranging
from 6 to 18 be accepted,
THE CAROLINIAN
A. &T. Students Sponsor ;
Campus Leadership Unit ;
GRF.i-.NSBORO Members of
the Collegiate Chau; ■ m r.c-.v
Furmet'. "!' Anv i ica ~i A .m-i
College spnivso' ert ! I'u if I'u's; at
11 u 1 header-hip Sc'mul 'u re a.-'
we k
"‘ lie institute was resigned tu al
ferd represtntnives of camp •>
ganization:-; an oppoitumly to u
come acquainted with proper tech
uiques m . oeiai. vocational ano
. or■ i- ' liunal It.adei ship
About 45 students repre: anting
75 pci cent of ttic- e.iniptis ctuu.-.
fraternities amt CM jO>Jj p.e :
noted in the ten-day institute in
which wide variety ol tnpies w.-i
--u : ’. ;'icl.iding pa.-liainenla
law, organizational linanec . >-t
p 'snmu so< ial ;n” iv i ins.
Various faculty mem!- :s es the
college assisted in the program by
giving short lectures or each - ;o
jeet Rev Cieo M. MrCo.v. c hegc
minister spoke duruv: .i discu -
. ion , f “The Moral and Elbe a 1
Responsibilities of Car,.pus Oiy... -
izations.”
The A. and T. Chant r of 5h
i-iii iiv-- of Aim . i -a. sponsors oi j
: v ;,imuiil instituti is directed by
i-:. Dean and V\ 1. Johnson oi
tile school . agr: v ala- i tacully
i/’ie-Kicl “i 1 1 1 < local eli.-.pi' i: is Ben !
j win Harris, senior u> the School
of Agiicullure.
BEsi OfiiiSo mil
HEAD IS NAMED
.1 t! e i-uckett. prinipal of !h ■
Stair School foi- t'lii Rlinri :uiJ
Uc.-il ha:- liecn named chairman o' 1
the Near' Divis:.)!' oi the vVauai
si!', Ri ;i Cres,s Drivi it was «.n
nounced by Kdv. in A. t.li nier.t, g-..
al drive chairman.
Ir. accepting . the assiginncii'.
Crocks' commented- ",Ve will re.'
om quota VV«* recognize the
work that is done cveij day ■>.' Ui-C
vsir by the Rid Cress, which opt r
..t0.; for the benefit ol all. wtiiiou!
reiyud for rare, coir, • or creed '
The Divi'a-n' quota i. ifi.iioii
• an overall quol f-i (tie Wak<
ta a nly Clnqu i t• i and i-iv
di i,x v .'I. - tart Marcl. IZIn
Chairman Crockett am.ounce
It.ii fv- f. If -iisrd -.-ii. ve !
aajutant. and in win be .ass .
and advised bv a Pl-anmua Coirau
tc-e made up of Attorney F .
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PAGE FIVE
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