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DR. GARDNER TAYLOR PRAYS AT BILLY GR.*!!AM RALLY BEFORE 18,000
Noted Baptist Clergyman
Opens 9th Service In NY
NEW YORK lANP) The Rev. ~
Dr. Gardner C, TsyJp" of Brooklyn
set the tone last Thursday at. Mad
ison Square Garden with his pray
er openui? the rapacity 18.000-
crowd at the ninth service of the
Billy Graham crusade.
The r-meord Baptist church
pastor prayed tor moic under
standing and Christian love a
mon<r all men. That noted war, l
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gellst in his sermon preached
tiirtt men should lei "the voice
of God" enter their hearts.
Among the interested listeners
was Gov. Or vile Faubus of Ar
kansas who praised Dr. Graham.
The Rev. Dr Norman Vincent
Peals of Marble Collegiate Church
pronounced the benediction.
The crusade, sponsored hv
1 nil the Protestant Churches
Livingstone
Receives A
$750 Grant
s :
Salisbury Livingstone College
j has just received a grant of $750.0(
| from the Burlington Industries Air
i to Education Program, it. was an
* flounced today by Dr W. J. Trent
] president of ihe institution
i This grant is an unrestricted do
nation to schools where tuitior
I charges are low and beea so oi
| this Livingstone College was a
mong the selectees.
| The Burlington Industries recop
i nixes the fact that, the average on
| dergraduate tuition covers only
j approximately half the actual rosi
i involved and have dt signed fhir
Aid to Education Program to
sist institutions selected by Burl
ington employers and their chil
dren for iheir e.itieaL-anr.: -mm.;
, The proceeds from ibis grant
will he used as a part of the cut
rent incone of 'he instil -; on.
of New York, is scheduled to
last through -lime and may ho
extended through the summer
at r.n outdoor site if its sno
res* continues.
! An average of some GOO p,--..
sons make “decisions for Christ"
: nightly, while the collection is 13-
bout. s7.on each evening. The total
l cost of the two-month scheduled
revival will he more than S9OO.
i 000, Preparations for the meeting
was made over a period of five
: years.
Average prices paid by North
Carolina farmers for ali poultry
feeds and most mixed dairy feeds
during ihe month ended -February
15, 1957 were 5 cents per hundred
higher than the previous month.
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THE CAROL INTI AN
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TRADITIONAL TEARS FALL
Commencement day at Ren
nett Cnllege, Greensboro, last
Monday, has been the tradition
for years as a time for tears
of .joy Miss Mildred Raftsie
Harrison Library Begins
Vacation Reading Program
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right, of KSngstree. S C., eon
soled hv Misses Mire Haves,
i left of Whiifville and Gwen
dolyn Harris, of Greensboro
members of ihe advanced swim-
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Th<- Richard B Harrison Public
Library began Its annual Vacation
Rearing program on June 3. at. the
main library (2-1! S. Blount St );
Washington Ten ace Rranch i D-7 );
(1 Edgecombe Terrace); and on
the Bookmobile.
The name of the rluh this
war is the “Hook Parade
Reading Club", and is intended
(o encourage reading book*
for fun, Boys and girl? In the
third grade, and above aav
take part, Certificates will b*
given to all who carefully read
and report on 10 books or
more. Children may register
reading period will end July
13, 9157.
I All children in Raleigh and Wake !
County are. invited to come to the j
; main library each Tuesday after- ]
i noon at 2:00 during the summer. !
J There will be a movie, plus other ;
| special features, including a *ur
! prise for each child.
| Ike Notes
! Progress
Os Salons
WASHINGTON (ANP) Con- !
; stress is making the best effort it !
| can to bring the civil rights bil j
; and the school aid bill to the j
! Floor and get them passed, stated 1
j President Eisenhower this week.
This observation was made
| at his Wednesday news con
ference in reply to a report
er's question on whether he
was satisfied with progress be
ing made by Congress on his
suggested legislation, particu
larly the civil rights and the
school construction bills.
A part, of the fighting spirit.,
I which Mr. Eisenhower exhibited!
j in his radio-TV address on the -
previous night was apparently:
| still with him during his press
1 conference.
NO INTENTION OF GIVING TT
i At several points he. expressed j
; determination to abide by the I
j platform of his party on all issues!
i and once emphasized that he had '
!no intention of giving up the!
i fight.
The ‘‘fight" declaration was
made when reporter questioned i
the President on whether he plan-!
ned to continue his budget fight, j
or if the “case rests" after his !
two television talks 0
Mr. Eisenhower replied that
as long as he is In a fight
the case never rests. He said
he would never rest on hi.v hud
get battle until this govern
ment is assured the necessary
j funds for operation,
j When questioned on whether t
i he would support those members :
i of Congress who backed his leg is- j
! lative program, the President, re- ;
plied that he had no intention i
I of punishing anyone. But, he felt 1
that every member of Congress i
should be slavishly inherent ho
his party’s platform. He referred i
to the Republican platform of |
lf)sfi as a “political document"
i which he has no right or desire
! to desert.
KNOWLANIt HAS STRONG |
CONVICTIONS
The President was asked his
opinion of Senator Knowland’s
frequent disagreement with his
program. He admitted that the
Senate Minority Leader had dif
fered with him on many critical
points But, added the President,
that- doesn’t, mean that Senator
Knowland Is bin enemy it only
proves that, the California, Sena-;
tor has .strong convictions on the !
other side
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keeping down weeds.
Poet’s Corner
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I
By William Henry Huff for ANP
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Against * grinding -.tone
That some may wear expensive
clothes
While J sweat, bleed and groan
That is ton much for cn* to gi”*
To satisfy * fad
When I am struggling heH to live.
Be happy, and not sad
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