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■ sac; recipe for party fun that's easy on the: budget and ow. < -: :■ -
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Dr. G. W. Gore, Jr. Is
I nstalled As 6th
Prexy At Fla A&M
; ALLAHA3SEE Dr. George
fl-ot-e, Ji , was formally instal
ls sixth president of Florida,
flnd M. College, one of the
til - leading land gram col
-■ - is. at a.; impressive Inaugural
•vocation Saturday. November
? -ion. Frank ill. Harris made the .
H”-. nature speech.
'. ;!•■ eerc morty which took plsee
•'.a- <: pacity crowd in Lee
itorium on the campus was
i >1 in a-, atmosphere, of pomp
f. • pageantry H. M. ElYerson.
■ r, of administration persided.
'Th- academic procession included;
delegates who represented uni - '
v- Giles colleges and learned so-'
■ - ties from all parts- of the couu
f •. j
Dr. Gore assumes the presidency
:-a sixty-three wear old co-edn- '
■ ;.i.ri.-ff college that has 2100 stu
ff- _is in the college proper. 801
: ■.-■.wife extension students, and
* facultv of 2-19. The collage plant
.. valued at over $5,000,000.
a blueprinting the future. Iff .
ve outlined a six-point program
"E : eh cai'.ed for the development
a a institution of higher learn
in include fully accredited
j. -.-tools of Agriculture. Education,
■y gineerin? Pharmacy. Law and
sluate studies,
; r<\ Gore promised to recruit i
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& Filling Station
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staff of scholars, teacher*;, and ;vo
fepsior.al workers i-j give genuine.'
efficient and inspired instruction
in the several rieparLn tits oi a
bonafide universin system
The Era Florida A .and ?.i ad
ministrator pledg>-!t himself to ilm
task of providing 'xidequ.it - class
; room, housing, dining hall. 1 ibru
laboratory and reerealional fa- ilt
ties.” \
Among the speakers landing the
new president were, Cecil 1.. Mur
, ray. president, student council; U.
Grant Nixon, representing the A
and M. fatultv; Mrs. I.nc:*ie Cole
man. president. Alumni associx
' tion: IV. H. Cams., mayor-proto- 1
of Tallahassee; Dr. Doak S. Camp
bell. president, Florida State T’ni
i versity: Dr. H. C. Trenhoim. Am- r
; scan Teachers A-■ t;• •;,rio. Hon.
Thomas D. Bailey. Florida sunt;-,
inters dent of instruction; Dr. Hi ti
ro Alien Boyd, National Neg.o
p re s 3 Assoi iation; and A 1.. Kidd.
• who presented dries ;i - - ;-..ul corn
! munications
At the iiliiciiisl'Cl Ci\ X lie iuaus
j uratioa Dr. Gore presented g-ml
I medals to two fifty-year gr-.niu-;
- ales of the college. Honored were
i Mrs. Rosa W. Btuler. Tampa. Fla .
: ftrui Airs. Ftbe* Rt-lkei vtighi.
Milton, Florida.
j Tgcter the new executive ur-sent
■ ef ] “The Unit Flag" to the Artillerv
Cadet Corps, under the command
! of Cadet Lt. Melvin O Eubanks
and witnessed tlie ceremonial n:;-
! rude and display of ant i-aiter n ■
Jwe pons under the- direction of *in
; jot- Claude C. -ark.
Prior to Dr. Gore six
-had served as head of the cult 's •
.1 namely; T. D. Tucker <ISB7-1».)1»:
i n b Voune (15*01-1923 •; d- L
;jr Lee (1924-1944'i; William H.
j crav (1944-19491 Act ing presi
j Ments were .1. B. Bragg - April 1
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SO7 Alvin Street
Goldsboro, N. C.
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General Baptist State
Confab Os NC Ine Has
Successful Meet
iluptist Church. Wiiniinirion. th-.-
Nctif-rai Kapti-rt Ft- j t.- < --p'. '.-x
iof N. C- lot. rv;s'nrr:--d its faith;
i-i the religion of Jo.- a« and pro
; claim that the ypplitaTior: of Hi.-
gosp.-i lx t: • only v:v-. ••• -ave tit-*
worM from cnitiiinity
Th feature ovttioti tv.- yiwt.
;by Dr. Sandy Ray. pa t-: of the
Corner Stone Baptist i hu-' h.
Brooklyn. X. Y.. ou “The church
in » Changing World”. Tbe Lev
Sir. Ray declared convincingly that
the (hurch of Christ would u!ti- •
; ;* ■>!> win.
OF ~ -peci.ii ,ermou« and nri
dr----,! • given by Dr. I*. G \
Wil.vvi;. Vo-.-:-mouth. Vv. vi, pres-'
ldent of tin Lott Cnv Bant Ist
Foreign Mission Convention. V. S
A.; Dean Yffm. V. chair
man if the Interim committee oi
S’-x'.v T r r i versirv- Fd 1 M. A H :.r.
gins, executive retary of fie
Baptist Flat-. Convention. Dr. •
C. Sp.auliiing. president of N. C.
Mutual I,l'** Insurar.cr- C<‘> ; T A
HfiTutre. superin tender.' es the Ox
ford Ornhannco: Dr. ,T F. Melioti.
High Point; Dr. H T. P.rowne
Durham, and tie- Rev. .1. K. P.ow
tlcn. T. i Grange.
As r ?st ! ’ ? ” v-i-riTt: n: ee d 1 ’ ere
Trr,v If. P. Bishop, pr-.-sid
the l -ly author!•'.•-(! it- exertttH
enrnuiirre.i -nd T-e'iv, i,-. -■■on:;>i -te
detail n’atix for the em-Mon . f :
New Baptist neadquarto-, P.uiW
m:-’ cti ft- i - in-'-iv in P i’-'lab.
In i report, the Rev. O. L. Sl--r
--rFI executive ssrTeiaie rev .
that receipts from • him
• rniceiotu api-f Christian Edtintion
during the flfico* m:.r • ■■ t*'.-
no— —-' -• r-‘ i'-,r.:*n;..a t a ;| -
Dr. P. Di lion of >-! icb Sonar •
! was reelected president fur ih->
'ninth consecutive rear. Vice pi-esi
,a--fs re D r W IT ' •
-,-i •• . rs Ch .rl.-ci, lt.. Per D •'
Cor-'. Whiter! tt«. •Hi the Rev T.
A Nina ran Greenvi’le
Os" ofttrovi a included
tii Rev. O !. Sherrill, ex ecu rive
ivvlvv; the Lev W Wv‘t
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T. ITa.Ttrrston. Dr. C> 8011-vk
to September J. 11*4 4 i and H
Mar.unig Ell'ersou (July 1. 1949-
; April 1. 1950).
Dr. Gore who is a graduate of
Sepauw University where he was
a Rector Scholar went on to re
ceive the Masters degree from
; Harvard University and the Ph.D.
from Columbia University. Hr- was
dean at Tennessee State Collet?**
tor twenty-thre-e y.-ars.
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