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THE GATE—Main Entrance to the College campin.
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We Have Served With Great Pleasure
ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE
We Arc Happy To Be A Part of A Salute For
96 Years Os Continuous Service
The New Health And Fine
Arts Center
AT
Saint Augustine’s College
IS EQUIPPED WITH
Perma Cushion Gym Floors
INSTALLED BY
R. L. DRESSER, INC.
Wake Forest Rd. Dial 828-8258
We Salute
St. Augustine’s College
v - .
The Painting On Tin
NEW HEALTH And FINE
ARTS CUTER
Wat Dona Ry
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WILLIS M. LEE
Sit KIRBY STREET
RALEIGH TE 2-0234
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ASSEMBLY SPEAKER Dr.
Ass Spaulding, St. Aagustine’s
Founders’ Day Assembly speak
er.
REVEREND LLOYD ALEXANDER
... Chapel Speaker
Sunday morning, February l
CEREMONIES
SLATED FOR
SUNDAY, 4 P. M.
(CONTENTED FROM PAGE 71
nation to produce even better qua
lified graduates In these areas than
those of past years.
This new facility will make tt
possible to add breath and depth to
the cultural training of our stu
dents. Through Its uae, the institu
tion will be able to put greater em
phasis upon this particular phase
of its total program.
DR. BOYER’S
EDUCATIONAL
PHILOSOPHY
(CONTINUED FROM FAOB 7>
a few teachers with doctorates, the
school now boasts of 15 men with
the Ph D or Ed. D. degrees.
Dr. Royer’s wife, the former Sn
ma Louise Perry, also a native of
Raleigh, la hla main support In his
endeavor to build a first class col
lege. dedicated to the Idea that men
must not only be trained In the sub
jects taught at college, but that
there should bo Instilled In the
youth of this country a deep sense
of valuea and a high regard and
respect for religious training. This
said Boyer, must be the goal of a
church related college such aa St
Augustine’s College.
President Boyer has ona daugh
ter, Esther Althea Boyer.
LEST WE
FORGET
SAINT AGNES
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7)
to raise s4ojooo. The Rev. Milton
A. Barker, who wii presiding, is
never said to haw revealed how
he really felt when the hooded men
entered. The three men left a let
ter which gave the Klan’a endorse
ment The letter disclosed that the
$50.00 was the first payment of a
pledge of 9100.00 toward tho de
velopment of the hospital for
“Colored” people.
The drive had the endorsement
of Josepheus Dsniels, founder and
editor of the News and Observer.
The Rotary Club of Raleigh also
endorsed the campaign. The then
fabulous sum of 943,071.73 was re
ported aa having been raised
$35. 371 was reported by Negro
worker* and 117.751 was raised by
| white workers.
j To say that St Agnes served a
great purpose is putting tt mildly.
Many fevered brow was cooled by
tender hands. Many appendix ware
removed just before they were rea
dy to burst. Thousands of children
were ushered Into the world, whe
perhaps would haw never teen the
light of day had R not boms for
the facilities offered by St Agnee
1 Thousands of cut* that had been In
flicted by the rage of a kntfe
; weilder or a savage rasor si leer
were sewed up and the victims
nursed fom death's dark door.
The of that giant-killer
tuberculosis were abated and Hie
j hand of the grim reaper stayed
thru the adeptneae of learned phy
sicians and merciful nurses. It
would he hard to estimate the num
; her of broken limb* splintered and
set so they would knit beck. Even
cancer and diabetes were arrested
and controlled.
Then came that fata! day ta April
19M. after 63 ream of aid to the
suffering, comfort to the dying
consolation to the desolate, sight
to the blind and the restoration to
the seeming lifeless that it had to
cloe# its doors Raleigh and the
state of North Carolina witnessed
many weighty hearts and heavy
soul* when the word came that St
Agnee was no more. The indigent
loathed, the helpleee moaned and
the rich sighed. TTiere was passing
a ship that had landed m.n,
hearties*, many lonesome, many
seeming friendless into the harbor
of hope and onto the shore of am
bitten and Mm
No a thousand times no. can the
atory of St Augustine's College be
told without Including the history
of St Agnes Hospital. Its contribu
tion to mankind * existence can be
bee* told in the service rendered by
PUBLISHES
NEW BOOK
, WILBERFORCE, Ohio Central
State College professor, N. Verrle
McCullough is the author of a new
and vital book entitled “The Negro
in English Literature."
Published by Arthur H. Stock
well, Ltd., of Devon, England, the
the people who founded tt and
those who carried on after they de
ported.
Congratulations To
St. Augustine’s
College
BETTY
GAY
130 Fayetteville St.
Open Monday and Friday Nights Tfl 9
96 Years Os Service
, by
St. Augustine’s
College
To The Community
Commands The
»
Admiration Os
Everyone
We Are Happy To Have
Served This Great Institution
Pritchards
Paint & Glass,
Co.
112 E. DAVIE ST. TE 2-4168
A Salute To The St Aagustxne*s Basketball Team
CO - FALCONS - GO
COMPLIMENTS 0F...
RICHARDS CATAWBA WINES ~
Richards Wine Cellars, lac, Petersburg, Va.
book represented the first book
length Study of m important area
of Negroes ip Eftgfi* literature
from Shakespeare to ft« praoant
The author, who holds the B. S,
a A, If. A, and FHJ). degree*,
has a long and in reeofnl back
ground in the «■*««t. field, and
has written two other major works:
“The Other Side of Hell.” and “Le
mons on the Rosebush.”
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS!
8
THE CAROLINIAN
raleigh. n. o, Saturday. February. 2. ie<3
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY!!
A
96 Years Os Service
ISA
Coaplinent TO Any
Institution
We Are Happy To Have
Served
St. Augustine’s College
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FREE DRIVE-IN PARKING
96 Years Os
Service By
St. Augustine’s
College
b A Credit To
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North Carolina
We Are Pleased To Have
Done The Sheet Metal Work
On The
New Health And
Fine Arts Center
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METAL CO.
501 PERSHING RD.
VA 8-2334