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senior year. Young Clark won
!hr a ward by maintaining the
highest academic record during
liis irishman and sophomore
) .in, The national textile in
.i>istr'.• giver, each year, in addi
tion to the S 1,000 scholarship
an 3rd. another >I,OOO which
nnght he used by A&T College
i«i am worthwhile purpose.
| Negroes last week.
the man. Ki ed Kcrshalh
head of Die C. .1. Curio Co,
tu re. allegedly told a repre
sentative of the Mod er n
Beauticians Association, !nc..
that he did not care for their
business, when the agent
j Dr. Charles Hill, College
President Buried In Ohio 1
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j WILBERfoRCC Ohio «ANlh ,
j— Funeral services for Dr Chat lea
Leandet Hill, 50, president of
Wilberforce University, were held
in the chapel of the university last
week. A similai service was held
later in the week in Urban,)., Ohio,
from Guy Funeral Home, when
the body of the late edueatoi was
taken following the chapel rites,
President of Wilberforce ior
the past nine years, Hr. Hill
! died in Springfield, Ohio ai ■
I ter having taken ill in Wash
ington, D. C following a
|- speaking engagement in \!
; lanla. He died in Mere, Hos
pital from hypertension !>r.
Carl .ienkins, uuiversitv pb,
sieiar,, attend him.
Following his death hi- body
was brought here where it laid in
stale in the campus chapel for :?4
| hours, then was taken, to Urbana.
| Dr. Hill was a nat-iv* of Uhahn,
I A noted scholar, kchnvr and
called on Kershall for an ad
j in the MB Vs 6th annual Folio
I Breakfast souvenir crogram.
I The association rcprcr-intative
J I said that Keishall toid hr: hi
j i had no charity to give to the
* I sod a! ion.'
i j When told the visit «ea« net far
I charity, but for the puiposi of
I I selling him an ad to increa-f h. -
I I Negro busine.-s. Kershail -aas
I j qquoted as saying. "I don't want
| the business. Be sure to leli them."
Negro boautv shops from Mu.-
J city to the shore reacted with n
i threatened hoycoii. of the com
t uany's products
The Curio company has had ■>
| heavy r-rad*- among Negro n, au
: tic tans
(. ‘ld Forester
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, world traveller. Dr. Hill took ov- ,
er lire presidency of Wilberforce i
!in 1917. following the ouster of |
, Dr. Charles H Wesley, now presi- \
•! dent, of the .state-supported Cen- i
!.trai State College.
Hk tenure was not a strifeless |
one. In 1954 he became embroiled i
•j m -t bitter fuqd with Bishop D.
; Ward Nichols j over the institu
: lion's administrative affairs. The
math: tiiuiily was resolved by
j Mm university s board of trustees.
WillHTforce is owned and super
-1 vised hy the AME Church
as an educator, Dr. Hill was
best known a> m author and hn*
le t Hr succe-s-sfully mastered 13
; lanvnaves, and among his liter
im y works tie translated lettters
of Phillip Melanchlon, a colleague
-, of Martin Lut-her Lutheran pio
-1 tiuT. Ht- also authored a book,
1 bused on the letters.
I'li Hill was also an outsland
■ minis'n and served as pas
tor •>’ Bethel AME church in Col
; umbia S. C.
In UH.'l. l-t was a nnndnce
tor the <><»t ni governor of the
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fHR CAKOLTNIAN
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i Virgin islands.
; Before coming io Wilberforce,
| he was dean and professor of phi-;
j losophy and ancient language atj
1 Turner Theological seminary in |
Atlanta, and chairman of the dc- i
! partment of sociology at Allen i
i University, Columbia, S. C.
! He was graduated from Wltten
| beig College and Hamma Divinity i
School, both of -Springfield, Ohio.
; and obtained his Ph.D, from Ohio
. i State University in 1938. He also
took graduate studies at the uni
j versity of Berlin in Germany.
Surviving are. his widow, Rosa
j lia of Wilberforce, three sisters,
l: Mrs. Rovilla O. Gant?,, Akron.
• | Ohio, Mrs. Vivian Roberts, Uv
ijbana, and Mrs Alberta Jentons,
■ ’ Rochester, N, V
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I cleaning, oiling, or adjusting K,.,.p
■ i the work area around machinery ,
(lean advises the National Saietv
• Council
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CHICAGO (ANPi Miss £ean .
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mittee. She attended the conic j
once on exchange or persons h id i
at the Congress Hole! by the Irsli- i
lute of International Education.
Miss Fairfax returned recently i
from a comprehensive trip about j
Africa which last'd from Dece.ii- j
her, 13.15. until August 1050 Sh- :
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 1956
■ ;i Senegal Liberia, G<
Coast. Nigeria, the Camc-roons, j
French Kcjuatnrial Africa. Angola, j
Belgian Congo, Northern and!
Southern Rhodesia. Tanganyika. J
Kenya. Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan ] I
and Egypt,
The trip was made, she n i <
jilains. to gather information ! 1
0,1 the political situation, on ! :
economic developments and on
! relations existing among flu !
racial groups It Is this infor- !
aaiion which form the h,» r,
for (he lectures she is nnu >
Raped in giving on i ■!>,)%(
coast schedule.
;> ii s s 1* ci irf 2 x has - , •. t■ r:
logo secretary for New E-ug'.i.
for the. American Frunds Sor
Committee, being 'tii-'eto* - o;
dent work in thru nr k
served as do»n of uvr ■ a; i
kopec Instituic
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