BUDDING CCIENTISTS Joseph Bebbs, at Richmond, Vo., (extreme right ) performs
Experiment with electricity during physics does of Netionel Science Foundation's Summer Ins
titute at Bennett College, attended by some 82 high school Juniors and seniors horn 24 states and
tfw District of Columbia. Facing camera, left to right are: Frederick Fkrjandc, of Strabenm, Pa.;
John D. Teter, Gallon, Ohio; and Roosevelt Johnson, Spartanburg S. C. The unidentified young
ladies are recording the experiment.
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LOCAL AKA'S HONOR DEPARTING SOROR Members of the Alpha Theta Omega
chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority recently honored Mrs Sylvia Payne, who left recent
ly for Petersburg, Va., with her husband, Dr. Foster P. Payne, former dean of Shaw University.
Seated, left to right, are: Soros Audrey Logan, Hattie Edmondson, Joyce McLendon, Sylvia Payne
(honores), Harriet Webster, Susan Malone and Mertie Batey. Standing, left to right, are: Sorors
Marjorie Debnam, Mar gourde Adams, Edwinton Ball, Ethel Green (guest soror), Ruby Green,
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MILWAUKEE Henry Hartman
pleaded guilty to pasting two
worthless checks for S3O at a food
stare on Deo. 1, and was placed
on one year’s probation by County
Judge Christ T. Seraphim.
Hartman, 36, works for a firm
that traces persons who have pass*
ed worthless checks.
GREENSBORO “Keep the
cash drawer locked,” was the
sound advice given last week at
the annual Credit Union Workshop
held at A&T College.
Giving the Advice was Dargan
Frierson, resident agent for the
Federal Bureau of Investigation at
Greensboro. He was delivering a
main address on last Friday before
visiting credit union workers and
officials from throughout North
Carolina.
Taking as his subject, "Se
curity Controls,” he told the
group that there are many de
terrents which can and gjiould
be used tp, discourage theft and
embexilement, but, by far, the
beat method k to keep cash al
ways under leek and key. Re
mid earless handling of funds
is the cause and encourage
ment for moot thefts.
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Liohty, Madison, Wisconsin, Educa
tion Department, Credit Union Na
tional Association, said in his key
note address, JThe Credit UniotK#
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AMBASSADOR AND THE GENERAL Former Postmaster Gen
eral James A. Farley, In New York City, chats with UN Ambassador
S. O. Adebo, Nigeria’s permanent United Nations representative, fol
lowing the UN delegate’s address on “Public Relations and the Over
seas Corporation,” made to overseas personnel of the Coca-Cola Ex
port Corporation of which Mr. Farley is board chairman. At right
la Wallace Wohlking, Cornell University, who was a participant In the
two-week forum held for the Coca-Cola export people. Conducted
on public relations and communications, the forum was for the public
relations people In 118 foreign countries served by The Coca-Cola
Export Corporation. It was one of the first such conferences spon
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completed eight weeks of ad
vanced infantry training at the
U. S. Army Training Center,
Fort Gordon, Ga. Brooks, who
entered the Army In March of
this year, is a 1957 graduate of
J. W. Ligon High School here.
Since completing the course, he
Is now stationed at Fort Bragg,
N. C. His late father was also a
member of the U. S. Army and
was inducted Into the service at
Fort Bragg.
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Speaking from the subject "How
To Make Your Credit Union Grow”,
he told the group, “We are dealing
with people, providing for their
wants, needs and desires.”
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Bishop Walls, AMEZ Prelate,
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NEW YORK CITY Bishop W.
J. Walls, senior prelate of the AMD
Zion Church, announced this week
that the biggest demonstration tor
freedom will tabs place her* Sept
9-13.
Mere than 7M.M6 ■it hers at
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large segment «f this number
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tlon ed 167 yean ad Ti iilia
Marching” an Dm part et the
denomination.
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AME Zion Church, 138th Street is
the "Cradle of Negro Freedom.” He
says this augurs well with the fight
now being carried on by Negroes
to complete the job started by the
founding fathers.
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rick, Frederick Douglas. Sojourner
Truth, William Walls Brown, Ann
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