r \imSir»URING HONOR SOCIETY PROGRAM— Kappa lota Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Mti
'•atiofial jlonor Society increased its fold as right neophytes were inducted during the: annual tapping
‘wrejses held at Florida V4M University last week. Neophytes tapped were Marvin Davies. Miami (1);
I (Jith Rowers. Panama City; Theodore Hunter. Jacksonville; Mae 3 . Triplett, Tallahassee; Alrxe Free
nJUn. fUia'mi; Alford Pinkston, Ocala: and Theodore Rose, Orlando. Dr. 11. !>. Goode, (not shown) Pen
..M,ota,»<ienHst and president of the Florida AifcM 1 niversity National Alumni Association, was made
iioyiorary member. President George \V. Gore, Jr. is founder of the organization. (Photo by Horace
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3 MCC Students Attend
Leadership Conference
<| DU njSXM—Three North Ci.ro- ,
•*>-» ColtjjM. stud- nts, Jerome H. I
* Ti■ 11 < 1 jjjmfc Royttcr. and Char- ]
J 11 ’ among 150 stu- |
•nts i««m Vi southern collects ;
5! it rfyiffcr College, Me- j
"i&SaVN. C„ recently.
‘spiw'sry'Rf the meeting included
»<• N: . student A-'sociatinn, ;
Je t .i'-.V i’v United Student j
(Jiiristi .ii pound!. the National ‘
.«> : !■»«>»••• of Catholic Cni’euo ;
y: u.l iV'uiiis- and the American I
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uAmor u t speakers addressing
So .<■ •• a.:::- were .Tames Weldon. .
iIU Courier Jmirnal; Thom- i
;< Kllis. R-.leigh attorney: Benjam- j
ii Mays. More •••tir-e College presi- |
iliiii- Fred Weaver. University of j
I 'Tfjhnr.; stri Will damn- :
Ac i Natiura.;-! Council of Church** j
«Dudley. A«h»‘Viiie law student is j
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; In tfiacJs our friends and
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jj 1 902 Oak wood Avt.
' J. M. POPE, Owner
| president of NCCs Student Gov-:
! eminent Association: Miss Royster, i
| a senior, is president of the NAA- ;
CP and associate editor of the i
j Campus Echo; and Miss White, !
j New Rem. is a senior political |
j Bdenct? major.
R. J. Reynolds
Giv3S $2,500
To Smith Untv.
| CHARLOTTE Johnson C i
( UiUKii J/nc Verily .i.v c;
I gift of 52..W0 Riant the R. J. Rc>- j
I nolds Tobacco Company. The gift j
• to the local college was its share j
| in a 515,000 contribution by R. J. |
| Reynolds Company to the United ]
j Negro College Fund to be divided !
j among the six member colleges in |
i the State of North Carolina.
“This contribution will help In j
j meeting the needs of the Univer- j
j sity in a program of development j
I which will begin in the next few ;
| months”, said Dr. EP. Perry, j
president of the University.
Johnson C. Smith University was
j one of fourteen Negro colleges e- |
| looted to full members; - .ip it- the •
| Southern Association of Colleges *
! THINK ON THESE THINGS AT
j THIS CHRISTMASTIDE
JOHN 1:11-13
‘l-tc came unto his own and his own received
him not. But as many as received him, to them he
gave power to become the sons of God even to
thc-,m that believe: on his name.
Which were bom. not of blood, nor of the will
of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.
Wishing Each and Everyone A Joyous
Christmas and Happy New Year
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“liagro History-A Foundation For A Proud
America” Is Theme Os ISSS Observance
WASHINGTON, D C. Amori- ;
cans everywhere will join in the j
j thirty-fourth annual celebration of
Negro History Week. February 8- I
15, 1959. The theme of the obscr- |
vance will be “Negro Histoiy - • i
j A Foundation For A Proud Ame
rica.”
A special feature of the 1959
Negro History Week will lie
the second celebration of
Proud American Day, which is
slated to occur on the birth
dates of Abraham Lincoln and
Frederick Douglass, February
13 and February 14. respective
ly.
, Negro History Week is sponsored
j by the Association for the Study
‘of Negro Life and History, with :
general offices at 1538 9th St.. N.
W. Washington, D C. The Associ
j ation is a non-profit, educational
| organization, founded by Dr Car
j ter G Woodson and dedicated to
; the dissemination of information
I about Negroes and Negro life. A
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ciated Negro Publishers, with offi- j
! ces also in the nation's capitot, !
j serves as a media for printing and I
| distributing books, pamphlets and
other material about the race in
the United States and foreign
countries.
The Association for the Study of
Negro Life and History had its
origin in 1828 and was headed for
mnnyd year;: by Haivard-trolne
Dr. Wood: on. Present officers in
| elude, as Association's President— ;
: Dr. Charles H. Wesley, another
| Harvard Ph D. liolder and eminent
! hif.tnrian of WUboi farce. Ohio;’
j f*-rst Vice-President. Dr, H Conn
dll TrenhOim. Montgomery, Ala*
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May Every Cfooat
Wish Come True
’ ft *
vt | A May Christmas bring you
joy and mny each day of
Q year add to your en
joyment of life! And may
we continue to serve you
m the future as we have
during the past!
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j j 8 E. Hargett St
baina; Second Vicc-Pre.'idnnt. D:
| Renjamin K. Mays of Atlanta,
| Georgia, The executive of the '
j headquarters office is Albert N. D. :
Brooks, Washington, D. C.. who is j
National Secretary - Treasurer.
Other members of the National ,
! Executive Council of the Assonm- i
i ion fire-. Dr. J Rupert Picott Vice-
President and Promotional Direct
or, Richmond, Virginia; Dr Merl 1
R. Eppse Nashville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Irene McCoy Gaines, Chica-
I «<>v Illinois; Dr. Lorenzo J- Greene.
Joilcrson City, Missouri; Dr. C. A.
Jackson, Okmulgee, Oklahoma; Dr.
Harvey C Jackson. Detroit. Michl
; can; James H. Jackson, Chicago,
Ulinois; Attorney Louis R. Meh*
THE CAROLINIAN CHRISTMAS EDITION
jn*er Wasitington. D. C.; Dr. Ben- .
atnln Quarles, Baltimore, Mary- j
land; Dr. William P. Robinson,
Houston, Texas; Dr A. M. Seh- i
li singer Sr., Cambridge, Massa- (
chusetls; Dr. J. Reuben Sheeler, |
' touston Texas; Dr. William M. j
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