BALLET TROUPE AT WHITE HOUSE The famed
Netherlands’ Scapine Ballet Troupe which performs only for
children, put on a program in the East Room of the White House
for some 200 children Thursday. Shown here after the perform-
At Bennett College:
Dr. Richard L. Fields Introduces
New Developmental Services Plan
GREENSBORO—A strong empha
•ls upon “making the good better
and the better, beat," marks the
developmental services ''program
which Dr. Richard L. Fields has
introduced to the Bennett College
curriculum this year.
Dr. Fields, who taught pay
eheiegy at Bennett during the
lIM-51 academic year, return
ed te the college laet faU after
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receiving his Fh. D. degree at
Rutgers University.
A s director o t developmental
services, he works with a staff of
six and together they cover seven
areas. Dr. Fields heads the reading
the staff are assigned as follows:
Miss Claudia Finger,.speech; Mrs.
Amelia Altvater, grammar; Ozie
Johnson, mathematics; Mrs. Caro
lyn Gaither, family life; Mrs. Ma-
ance are left to rigrt: Mrs. Deart n'utk, wito ...... iu i«^.ess
for Mrs. Lyndon Johnson; Armando Navarro, ballet master; and
Netherlands Ambassador Dr. J. Herman van Roijen, as children
look on. {UPI PHOTO).
DR RICHARD L. FIELDS
rianne Roithal, language, and Dr.
John O. Crawford, writing.
“The aim of ear program,”
Dr. Fields explaiaed, “fa to
discover •tadeate who do aot
seem to bo working at their
foil potential and to kelp them
to move forward. Oar respon
ilbllity fa to provide challeng
ing opportunities tat all areas
which will faster greater mad i
SHAW’S FORMER DEAN OP MEN QUEST OP MEN'S PERSONNEL COUNSEL—Left
to right : D H. Keck, dean of men and director of student activities at Shew University welcomes
John H. Brown, Raleigh native, former dean of men at Shaw and now director at Vocational serv
ices, Urban League, Washington, D. C. Brown spoke to the men students Jan. 6, 1964 on “Com
munity Services." 1 J. P. Lessens assistant to the dean of men and Ervin Ray Cox, sophomore of
Ay den and dormitory counselor, look on
MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT Member a of Bennett College choir are ehown in receeeion
al following the annual candlelight concert in Pfeiffer Chapel recently. The program wae pro
tected in the darkened chapel with only the amgere’ candles providing illumination.
Woman Dies
At Funeral
Os Sister
COLUMBUS, Ohio (ANT*)
Death dealt another tragic blow
to the family of Mrs. Estella M.
Giles when her sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Jones collapsed and died Decem
ber 23. while attending Mrs. Giles
funeral at Second Baptist Church.
After being stricken, Mrs. Jones
was administered to and pronounc
ed dead by her brother-in-law, Dr.
Howard D. Giles.
Wilbur G. McNabb Mortuary
who conducted the services, re
ported that “In 37 years of busi
ness, this was our first ex
perience of this kind." !
Mrs. Jones’ was the third deem
in the immediate family during
1963. Her mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Blue Harris, passed in January at
the age of 77. Mrs. Giles died Dec.
20 before Mrs. Jones’ demise.
mere complete development.
“We in- the developmental ser
vices,” he continued, “are com
mitted to the propositions that each
student should develop to her ful
lest potential. It should be clear
that our program is not organized
as a. remedial one. We do not feel
that we are equipped to attempt to
bring failing students up to ade
quate levels of performance. We
believe that it remains the indivi
dual instructor's responsibility to
provide extra help tor the student
who is behind."
Newsboy, 13
Given 10 G's
By Customer
CLEVELAND (ANP)—“l’ll take
the money and go to college. I'd
like to be a doctor.”
That was the reaction of 13-year
old Cleveland newsboy Alfred
Thurrman, after he was informed
last week that one of his 26 cus
tomers. a 68-year-old retired rub
bish collector, who died last June,
had willed him an estate valued
at >IO.OOO.
Thurman’s benefactor was
WUliam Stovall, who was an
orphan who himself had known
hard times. He had lost his
w 1f e In 1961 and had no re
la lives.
Thurman, one of 18 children of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson of
nearby Chagrin Falls, was surpris
ed by the generosity. He said he
didn't know why Stovall left him
the estate because he had treated
him “the same as I did all the
others on my route.”
H e explained, however, that
“whenever he was sick I would get
water for him and help him around
the house." But. added Thurman,
“it wasn't anything I wouldn't do
for my other customers.”
Stovall, however, knew why he
wanted to bequeath the money to
the boy. When his attorney told
him after his wife's death that it
was time to think about making
out a will or his money would go
to the state, Stovall declared:
“I'd like te do something nice
for my paperboy. He's such a
good kid and knows the value
of a buck.” He them made out
the will bequeathing the estate
te young Thurman.
The estate which the boy will
revive after the death of Stovall's
elderly housekeeper consists of 24
lots, each‘2o x 100 foot, in the Park
Allotment Negro community and
Stovall's 10-room brick house.
Since the boy will use the money
to go to college and study medicine,
Stovall was right in his prediction
that the youth “knows the value
of a buck.”
Rape Charge
Against Medic *
Is Dismissed
HEMPSTEAD. M. Y. ( ANP)
Charges of raping a 17-year-old
high school student against Dr.
Edward T. Wood, prominent
Hempstead physician, were dis
missed in court here last week
when the girl repudiated her earl
ier confession.
Judge Abraham M. Roth dis
missed the charges against Dr.
Wood when the girl admitted un
der questioning that the doctor
did not rape her.
Early in November the girl had
charged that the doctor, resident
physician at Kings County Hos
pital. had raped her in nis quar-
tets.
She said she had flrat gene to
the doctor's eye clinic, and then
followed him to his quarters.
The doctor maintained through
out that the allegation was false.
BEBT HIDEOUT THERE IS
MAYS LANDING, N. J. < ANP)—
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tuted by state poiloe. night pris
oners were captured immediately,
but six remained at large. Two
days afer the escape, one of the
wanted prisoners. Charles Whit
ley, 36, of Brandon. Mass- was
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