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THE CABOUNIAN
RALEIGH. N. C„ SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. I. INS
THE CHAPEL—First used Christmas Day, 189 S. Conaecuited May 11, 1897.
St. Aug. Gets
$8,500 Gift
Dr. Jamr* A Boyer, Prealdent of
Saint Augustine'* College, ha* an
nounced the College'* receipt of
an annnymou* gift amounting to
SMSS ss
Stipulation* accompanying the
rift make pnaathle the following
distribution: An amount of $4,000
i* to he provided for atudent -soho
lamhip a**i*tance The remaining
$4 488 33 will go toward the pur
rtiaaa of r'*v*Tnom equipment.
The total amount of money re
ceived hv the college through gif'*
and grant* for the academic year
llWr (IS I* now $71,431 XI
ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE
Is To Be Congratulated For
Oft Years Os Service
WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE SERVED THIS
OUTSTANDING INSTITUTION
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It Has Been A Source Os
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It Throughout The Years
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Masons Donate $3,000 To
NAACP Defense Fund
NEW YORK The NAACP La
sal Defense and Educational Fund
received this week a M.OOO dona
tion from the Prince Hall Masonic
Shrlners
Tha check, presented to Director-
Counsel Jack Greenberg and Asso
ciate Counsel Constance Baker Mot
ley tn the Fund offices in New
York. represented the annual
Shrlner contribution to the NAACF
Legal Research Department.
Charles A Dargan. National Di
rector of the Prince Hall legal fund
drive. In presenting the cheek, said
"we are fully cognizant of, end
vigorously applaud the tremendous
battle being waged in the area of
first-clasa ritizenship for all We
pledge ourselves to even greater
support of the leaders of this fine
organization, of winch we ere part
and parcel.''
Mr Greenberg cited the Prince
Hall Shriners for their continued
annual support o the I-egal Defense
Fund and its sctivlties.
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
AUTOGRAPH SESSION Author James Baldwin holds an autographing session for North
Carolina College and Duka University faculty members and students at a Durham (N. C.) hook
shop during a recent visit to the city. Making appearances at colleges on behalf of CORE and the
NAACP, he also held an afternoon press conference and delivered an evening lecture at North Car
olina Collge. Shown at Baldwin's left is is Miss Mary E. Mebane, instructor of English at NCC.
I£TA Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
LEST Lw., Raleigh
CALLING ALL CITIZENS OF
RALEIGH. Have you mailed your
nominee for the "Woman of the
Year" to the canvassing committee?
If you haven't, please do so Imme
diately The Omicron Zeta Chap
ter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
has asked fifty organizations to
submit nominees by January SI.
We are depending on the response
to guide us in this protect.
The Zeta Arnica Chapter, Mrs.
Dorothy Allen, president, sponsor
ed a Friendship Tea Sunday after
noon January 27. at 4:30 at the Tut
tle Community Center. The pro
ceeds from the tea will go towards
buying needed articles for the
Wake County Detention Home. An
address was given by Judge Mason
P. Thomas, Jr. Domestic Relations
Court. Judge Thomas stated that It
was difficult to place the blame tor
delinquent behavior on any one
factor Although many cases are
from the low socio-economic coup,
there are cases from other groups
too. He feels that it is a problem
that should eoncern the entire ci
tizenry. There is a need at present
for Ngroes to adopt children. There
are many Negro children available
for adoption a'nd no one to adopt
them. There is also a need for
homes to take part in the Foster
Home Care program. We do hope
that someone reading this column
will become interested and investi
gate further and possibly do some
thing about it. An interesting
question and answer period follow-
To Celebrate
Third ‘Sit-In’
Anniversary
NEW YORK A "Salute to
Southern Students’* will be held
here at Carnegie Hall on Fdh. 1,
1961. exactly three years since the
sit-in movement began in Greens
boro. North Carolina.
The program, a benefit perform
ance for the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee the or
ganization which came out of the
sit-in movement end now initiates
voter regisratlon and direct action
drives in five Southern states
will feature Tony Bennett. Thelon
ius Monk. Charlie Mingus and the
Freedom Singers.
Proceeds of the benefit will go
to SNCCs voter registration and
direct action campaigns in South
west Georgia, rural Mississippi.
South Carolina. Arkansas and Ala
bama.
BNCC was formed at a eonfer
•nee hi Raleigh, in April 1960 after
several thousand students demon
strated tn every Southern state *o
protest segregated public facilities
At first SNCC was the coordinat
ing body between theee protest
movements, but soon developed a
program of He own and Initiated
several drives simultaneously in
the hard-core rural South.
Livingstone In
Exchange
Program
SALISBURY - Six students
from the Livingstone College will
participate in an exchange program
with students from Haverford end
Bryn Mawr colleges in Pennsylva
nia. They will leave Livingstone
early on the morning of Feb. 9.
and plan to meet the studenta com
ing from Pennsylvania at Rich
mond. Va . about noon
Students are Edgar N French. Jr.
Salisbury, and Margaret Michael
Boston. Maas., sophomores: Marva
Belew. Gary. Indiana, and Thomas
Gill Goldsboro. Juniors; and Chris
tie Sawyer. Roper end George Ed
wards. Lincolnton. seniors George
is currently serving as president
of the Student Government A ;•«.>-
ctaUws.
Three women from Bryn Mawr
end three men from Haverford are
ad Judge jpuxnas’ address. Mrs.
Allen announced that the FTA
Council of Raleigh is going to ini
tiate a "Save the Children” pro
gram in the near future that would
call on every church in the city for
cooperation.
Other participants on the pro
gram were. Miss Francine Blount,
a solo: Mr. Robert Allen read the
Parents' Ten Commandments: Miss
Valjean Myers, an instrumental se
lection and Mrs. M. E Carnage in
troduced the speaker. Following
the program a tasty repast of tea
and cookies was served. Members
of the Zeta Arnica Chapter are
Mesdames Dorothy Allen, Mable
Winters, Laura Wise, Willie Blount,
Ludele Delany, Marie Winters, Lil
lian Curtis, Carolyn Rogers, Matil
da Blount and June Campbell.
Soror Ellen Alston flew to Hot
Springs. Arkansas on January 23 to
attend the Board meeting of the
National Baptist Convention.
Soror Hazel Sorrell and her com
mittee are planning a lovely Sweet
heart's Ball on Feb. 1 for the Zeta
lites.
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NCC Probes
Mysterious Fires
DURHAM The origin of sev
eral waste can fins that have been
discovered in Chidley Ball caus
ing local fire officials and tha ad
ministration of North Carolina Col
lege some concern.
Fire Chief C. L. Co* said effort*
to “trap” the believed firebugs are
now being pushed to a full extent.
There was said to have been seven
fires started since January 19.
“There’s no doubt that the fires
have been purposely set” Chief Co*
said. “Our investigation of them
is continuing. As of yet, no dam
age has resulted.
There were those who would like
to term the fire as “fads” or pranks
now being staged on other college
campuses. It was reported that si
milar incidents have happened at
Duke University.
It is to be remembered that dur
ing the mid twenties there were
numerous fires on the campus and
many buildings were destroyed.
This Is believed to be the first time
there has been much concern over
fire, since that time.
My greatest inspiration Is a chal
lenge to attempt the imposible.
—Albert A. Michelson
Ligon Graduate Selected
For NCC Honor Program
Viola Clementine High, a 1963
graduate of the J . W Ligon High
School who is now a freshman at
the North Carolina College in Dur
ham, waa recently selected to parti
cipate in the College’s Honor Pro
gram.
This program is planned for su
perior students. Under the super
vision of Dr. C. L Patterson, the
program is designed to improve the
performance and extend and en
rich the experience of students who
•how promise of outstanding aca
demic ability.
Participation in the program is
limited to twenty-five of the en
tering freshmen who scored high
est of the English and Mathematics
Placement Tests and Mental Ma
turity Test.
Congratulations To
St. Augustine’s College
ON ITS
96th Anniversary
We Salute the College for the Progress
that has been made throughout the years
—including the New Health and Fine Arts
Building to be dedicated.
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COMMUNITY FLORIST
325 N. Tarboro St Phone 832-8305
According to Miss High's raeords,
she has been an honor student since
her first day in school She finished
Ligon High School fifth in a class
of 171 sutdents. She was also active
in many organization* such as the
Y-Teens. National Honor Society,
and Student Council As stated by
one of her teachers. “Viola Is a seri
ous minded and very cooperative
person. She b’S above average in
telligence and a wonderful perso
nality. ’’
Miss High, the (laughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James High of Raleigh, is
another student whose name can
be added to the growing list of Li
gon graduates that are excelling in
colleges in the Midwest and on ths
Eastern Coast.