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Johnson Makes Poverty “Equalizer” In Union Message
Jabberwock To Be Held Feb. 22:
Saturday Was A Red-Letter Day
For Participants In Delta Show
Satu&ay, January 11. 1064.
wared to be a red-letter dev for
JaWXTWOCfc p- the
machinery began to more Into
high gear for the production of
the 1064 Jabberwock. aoooaored
by the Raleigh Alumnae Chapter
Os Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
Forty young ladlee, contestant*
In the Jabberwock. took the stand
ardlaed teat administered at Shaw
University under the supervision
of Soror Alice Solomon. This
teat must be taken by all girls
who wish to oompete for the
tltlea of Mis* Academic, Miss
Scholastic and Miss Intellectual.
These titles will be awcided at
the Jabberwock on February 22,
1964. The number of girls tak
lng the teat tills year represents
a growth of one hundred per cent
over last year's participation.
Saturday evening proved to be
Just, as exciting or even more so
than the testing session. Fifty
glrla weer present to participate
In or to witness the Jabberwock
Talent Contest held In Oreen
leaf Auditorium at Bhaw Univer
sity. Sixteen young ladlee pre
sented a varied program, which
included musical selections, mod-
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The winners of the talent i
merit nm
cm dance numbers, and dramatic
contest were: Misses Gwendo
lyn Cutchine of Franklinton.
who played a piano selection.
Prelude Draraatlequeby Ketel-
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wile win we 4 n —I- - • r*
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Freeman of Raleigh, who per
formed a Chinese dance, Hong
Kong; Cathel Scott of Apes,
who presented a dramatic
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President’s Initial Address
Said ‘Moral Masterpiece’
WASHINGTON (ANF)—Pover
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'which spends most of its time
clamoring for reduced spending)
by promising to spend less in '64
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And he gave to the nation’s poor,
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bo foolish enough to ignore
Last week. Lyndon Barnet John
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Championing the legacy of the
late John P. Kennedy, Johnson
declared In the first minute of
his address:
“Let this session of Congress be
known as the session which did
more for civil rights than the last
hundred sessions combined . .
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