PAGE SIX
EVAJNTI SUCCESS IN
4. & T. RECITAL
Greensboro. N. C. Madam*- J. iI -
Man Evanti. coloratura - xopranu.
and hailed .is tin- firs; h-.ily o.
opera -if her lint, captured lit
hr arts ot her .uulinuy a; A uui
T. college Thursday -hi with !u-:
graciousnea* ami entraaclir.;- v>
warn she appear- b in r»* dial in the
Richard B. Harrm-et atitiiionii:!-.
Dr. Hilda Bolden of Washing. on, t).
( was her atv'impiuti.-t.
Madame Rvanit open'-d tie.* a-«. • .
gram with Handel s ''('are S--!u<
and followed viui "Non M\ Dir.
from Mozart's ipera "Don Ciiovaa
Hi." The drivny 'Xachi mei
Traumt-' by Sci-itbrr?. tolIt»-.v.-d by
Jtiehard Strauss' Hlf 1 1 ■ ■ “S-h! •.
gentle Herzen" came nexi. "Li X.-
lum bo” by More, b-hann Straus '
"Krnhlingsatimm.-n “ and Veidi's
“Ah Pors'e Lui" completed tin- -,'if.st
Da if .>i the program.
After intermi.-: ion Dr Bold - it.
the oiano render -d e.xottisiu-iy :a
- in D Minor' by Bach. *.r«»i
Chopin's "Waltz in r. Minot
Throe spirituals arrana- d Lv
Harry T. Burleigh and dediea:-il
to his memory nm-iicd flu- second
half of the proa rant. Tivy w< t»-
“Steal Away To Jesus." Sometimes
I Peel Like V Met herb s-- Child ' 1
and "1 Stood On Tie HiM- O'--
Jordan.' The great art let ended :>■
program with "The Twenty T. 1
Psalm." "My I.t t.iy--t
“iiieh Flight." S'lt- ran* a eottpb
of encores >t fit. -tr! •<! Hie yi .
gram.
Dr. Reid Joins
Staff Os
jf*’* II IP* I
College r and
.vhy- York nr. Ira DeA. Iteid.
chafirniun of the sociology dt-imc 1
1..v4i. Hovel ford C’oilegi-, Havi r
ford. I'a . has accepted Die nation- J
al vice chairmanship ni tin sevent :»
annual appeal e.f Me- i oln d .w- ■ - !
Colleao Pufid. Dr F. D P.o te.v ..
president of Dn K.inu. .(i-o-.-t.-K«.'
this we-.-I-
Dr. Reid will • >-rve with Tiioni i
I. f-'itrkircon, the Fund - ):•>' cut.:
paign chairman and presid-nt •>:
the Equitable Lift- he m in- s - ;
ciety. in guiding the nadion-wuit
campaign for funds to hi?ip neet
cur rent operation ( xpeiise-- - ‘ '. .i
--pt ivates coll-- yes and iiiiieer.-:: i* -
that are mcmbei-g ot th- Fund T si«•
1950 drivi is M-h-'diii'- l to open >r.
April.
Author of -cvc-ral bool and s' •>
die? on the Nee.to. Dt Ibid i a
Lincoln
RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA
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FEATURING
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Hopkins &. iron Jaw
Wilson
GIRLS GAGS MUSIC
special Late Show at II t* Al.
AND ON OUR SCREEN!!
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i
MARCH i- 3
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Christopher CoUimlms
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MOVIETONE NEWS
AND CHARTER >
JUNGLE GIRL
FRIDAY A SATURDAY
MARCH .1-4
DOUBLE FEATURE!.
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
Flame Os The West
AND
WILLIAM BISHOP
IN
BLACK EAGLE
ALSO FIRST THRILLING
CHAPTER BLACK WIDOW j
Joan Caulfield * William Holden
BILLY DeWGLFE * MONA FREEMAN
in “DEAR WIFE”
—STARTS SUNDAY!
MAUREEN O’HARA in
“ BAGDAD ” |
Color By Technicolor
COMING . .
ROBERT TAYLOR «* JOHN HODIAK
in “AMBUSH”
~-r Ifr —Trill '
graduate of Morehouse College, At
lanta, Ga., PUtsburb and Columbia
Universities. Bun tig U-J:’.--53 he was
au instructor at Texas Colic.”,'-, Ty
ler. Texas and from 1934 until 104-t
h‘- served as professor of somloii/
at Atlanta University. Tt-ras L-d
lege. Morehouse, ami Atlanta Uni
versity arc members of the F and
Dr. Field served algo as *-lirtetui
of research National Urban Let:- I,
gue 1928-34: ’and visiting pmft-s
s-or of education. New York Univ«-r
• tty, i;*-i» 47. Front 1936 until 1;* t i
lie waa a consul tan* to the Social
Seoul if y board and from 1i)44 to"
1 D ts lie servid as edit- r >i Phylon -
The Atlanta Uoivcr-vity Review 01,-
Ha ■ and C-.h^pre
Other 10Yi> , a-.iipaia: offices ol !
tl,e Failed Negro C-dleKe ESm-l'i
;.ri .J oh tt IV R-K-Ucfeilcr. Tr. j ■
ch.--.irt!)an National Conn.il Mrs. i
C'aauiK.i v- f. Waddell Co-mi il ■■
-..<- 1.-11 * chairman: Winfhrop 'A' |!
Aldrich, national treasurer. ainl|i
Or. F I). F-'atti>r-<Hi chairman ->i c
logejt f-.-sidc-ms committee.
YOUR CHILD
i A weekly column conducted
bv ( luuoe t . Ruoh, Kilucation -
at D.lector, CHIt DCKAI 1
Looks, ( hit ago, Illinois.i
F’r, oai.ly oof the li»o.s' «*veri
worked wotd- tn our i.nttuage is!
-a.y.ii d.“ when 1;f.;.-Ut-vi To ~ chii :.|
Henry is four. He's %vhsny„ stub-1 •
..-in, and dc-obedu-nt. Tim -n igh
tj . - say he s spoiled.
Jimmy, another turn- year old is
h..y ; v. ei'-t-erful lad win. is stead
iLy tecc rnins' more independent.;
Ye! witem his r.'iothet bu-; eoo y.,
he w.li run in and out of s.i.« ri*on»
a dozen times, oi perhaps sit d iwtt
and talk Mother.- fri«-nd.-> ---> UJ--1 ,
he tr spoiled, too.
Nov. let's be sen.-dide and
t;.er that babies are haritan be-in;,. -
Wuen an adult feels stubli- ru, n
-,-ui!- against authority, attd rum
p.F.itis ;,f[ the tir.-te, we know t:)at
p'.-isen is rathappy Tiierefoce. we j
-,vi' ioveri-iok the neighbors n
tr. ai.c! cuticlode t!\ Het<r> n
ui, •}■)> Ti'.e only d.-ifertuei- be
tvvt-eu the unhappy uiult ..---.i f-<-
■> . Her:! y i' .iU-.o
has experience iti living- wltie-ii i-m
ari bin: tn linding a solution t > his
uiihappiness Henry i,,-v.e-. o: e--o
--i'a-l apply logic and the value* ol
years of ’-XjH-reinee He i.ivd.s you
help. :
When mother's Ira nds say that -
-.appy-g -lucky Jimmy is spoiled. :
they really mean that .Unit ty an- ,
.toys them by inU-rrupting their
converscttion. A child n t mishe
bavin, bta ause tus aetton- i:ie---- 1 . -
Venn neo adults.
Without know ini the complete
easy- hi.,tor, of either child, it i.
dilicull to s'tggesi a sure-fire solu
tion .Lui it is likely that -Hei.:.-
"Wnei iy-iiig through the "-it
Vdm -t.ind on hU own feet" folly
The child : robut-ly elioc- to his
ri i'tht,- because he feels ii..;eeure or
unlovea.
Father docent want to ovferpro
tect the child and In-';-- right but
the i o are Vac * xlretlies - -ind otu
as danun. mg as the other - over
proteclic-n and under protection.
.\iotia.-i i.-; usually g.-iltv of ovet
■p! otection
If we want to jv-.iid tlies.e pitfalls
with etiliuie-n. ,ve should give tiiern
'., Snlfieu-id .Uiimitj of affection and
art a;.Ou! I -il.de v. ay Os using lIK-ll*
i ru i .ay.
Ti ere an. yardsticks to measure
cur sticeess in bringittg up chi!-
- -n If they are -grovviot'. more
«< it r< li.mt. enjoy u - daily activi
ties, and showing an ability to give
and laid with playmates, then
-a ve- i-.t.d what toe iieighbtirs
yoiir eliildreii aren’t spoiled
ALiiuai Otters Toast
I rips To Salesmen
DURHAM— What the sales force
of North Carolina Muiual regard
a a om- of their must potent baits
f«-r increasing Lusim-ss lias 1-oen
cffeted in the shape of 35 free Dips
to California. The 33 lop sales peo-
| pie will yet the all-expense jour
; ney as a reward.
Trying to encourage members of
j the group not to give up and con
jeede the trip to somebc-dy else,
i vice-president George Cox. told this
!story the other day:
"I read about a football team
recently which had a monkey
fur a mascot. They had the
;monkey ever on the bench with
th* players The ball was fum
bled and the monkey ran onto
the field, grabbed the ball,
headed for the run) goal and
I made a touchdown for the team
of which he was a mascot. You
can’t ever tell just what will
happen if you have the heart
and the will to win "
Milk pt eduction" records from
dairy herd improved association
iherds suitable for proving sires
were reported to ill eßnrc.ui ol
’Dairy Industry at the rate of about
1,500 a day in 1949, or for a total;
of 374,45(1 records for the year, the
:U. S. Department of A aviculture
lias announced.
| Read The Carolinian
Etta Moten Sings
Here T uesday
RALEIGH The distinguished
mezzo-eoii ti :»ito Etta Moten who
-•iU appear j.e>e Titesday. Febru
.;t v 23, t k iL’i-tek at tJrosby-Gai
field auflito.-iun*. tsas thrilled a-tdi
(net's here and abroad with the
iic.li be.-i-.ity of hi':- v-uee, ~i-acUc«-'
well r*s preacher her pro loot J
Li.-Uet tfc the b; c-thci hoc j of in al.
Her r-aix-.! u- >i u ic.i! talent
but one pbnse -*f ta-r race relation--
work.
A!‘h.-ugh eerie ci. eng-igoa:-. rits.
Itctur<?s. and pci.-.ona! jppcv.ranct-3
kt ,-lc tee 1 l a: -
test.- cuireuiiy o: lout. Mi o Mo ten
manage* to find u, ugh time to
devote energy and euthusi ,-m to
the Mure concieu- method-- f
budding good human relation.-. i’n<-
ii.-t of civic- organizations to which
he celengs is truly umazitig, vs
jjc-ciahy v hen one remembers thru
la in. into in.* much more L .* n
tiv re "nani •’ mombersinp in - ucu
.-.-raps.
As :he intern.-tionoily - known
call,' it artist puis it, “none -if those
Uonoiary memb«jrr.lnp;t They
.1; ear.- d. f•; f refu.-e to te
-1 ;rig to any organization in which
I e. -tnot be active.”
Miss .Meter: ], ~ tVu.. - 'or of til?
• .ini of director.-; of the Chic: go
b'-Ir.n League; -* life m< aihor of
the Net a ti..i Co ncil 1 f
, women's board of the National:
C -e - nee f Chn Uan ..r-.d Jew
and a metnbe.- of th National As
,it Ait. a ?*-r th" Advancement !
Colored F’eoolc In addita r. stie Ft
no es the must not. HE- ror« J
Alpha Kappa Alpha. noU-iial scho
la-tic sorority.
But u- Kite this b- v ,-h , de
and the treinenduuu am- uU! -'i
: r-Od > : hfa it !!■"•* *»)’»
her - o ' voice th •». M'S Mated
i.t.xf . ...t"ay:: the funuaimnta’
• f itiiatiity.
•f (ill tliut Cvcrv at! f -r> c-.r
h life has a fine *' fjpurt.eaity to
Ti. trait- and dent- ■< -t. Me ' Ins
truth ivitlifinl ie-e:?.tij4 to- .y-boA
tie. "Mi- Mot, : fate,
Her ringing voice vibrantly
• ,i, iti 1 arid alive v. IF th, ht i'i
lat-i- of th, Negro people, is
suited to brurging hor;K to nucli
• .Os the 1:11.tv u- .Tea of
the earth. Recently M- . - *--n £ic
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» New Chill Drawer
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