THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C.. SATURDAY. APRIL 14. 19*4
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BIBLE TEST
A BJW* test was sprung recent
ly on five classes of college-bound
11th and 12th graders In an A
mencan public school.
Some thought Sodom and Go
morrah were lovers; that the gos
pels were written by Matthew,
Mark. Luther and John; that Eve
was created from an apple; and
that the stories which Jesus told
were called parodies.
Eighty to ninety per cent of
the students could not complete
the most familiar quotation* from
Scripture.
The teacher. Thayer 8. War
shaw, was understandably upset
and rightly asked, "I* the stu
dent to study mythology and
Slwkespeare and not the Bible?
Is It Important for him to learn
what It means when a man Is call
ed an Adonis or a Romeo, yet un
important for him to be able to
tell a Jonah from a Judas?
This writer’s heart Is with that
teacher and all who are awake
enough to see that the Bible Is
disappearing more and more from
American life. How can we expect
anything but Juvenile delinquency,
the rapid general rise In the crime
rate, the growing divorce rate. In
WEEKLY MEDITATION
“Count ft all Joy. my breth
ren. when ye fall Into mani
fold temptations; knowing
that the proving of your
faith worketh patience. And
patience have Its perfect
work."—James l:t. 5. 4.
Many persons, when things do
not work out for them as quickly
as they would like, become dis
couraged and are tempted to give
up However, It Is that extra bit
of trusting, that extra bit of faith,
that extra bit of confidence In the
never-falling presence and power
of Ood Anyone beyond the point
when we would give up that can
turn the tide.
We should strive always to bar
Impatience from our mind*. When
we are Impatient, It Is because we
are giving more attention to the
results we expect at some future
time than we are to our trust In
the ever-present power of Ood
NOW.
Thing* always have away of
working out. and certainly they
work out much more easily and
happily when there Is no impatient
Yes, We All Talk
ODNBTITEM ION AND BY-LAWS
QUESTION; What is the differ
ence between s constitution and by
law*??. and what should a consti
tution Include?—V.C.L.
ANSWER; A constitution of a
club is a compilation of the funda
mental rule* defining and listing
the government of the organiza
tion. By-laws supplement the con
stitution. are longer, and explain
the principle* laid down by the
constitution.
Usually a constitution Includes:
Preamble
Article I—Name
Article ll—Membership
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creasing dishonesty at every level
of business and social life—how
can we expect anything BUT this
condition when the Bible is flaunt
ed and despised? This departure
from the Word of God is bound
to get us deeper and deeper into
trouble.
But whatever the conditions
about you, you may have the Joy
and peace and light that comes
from that Blessed Book. The Bible
tells us frankly that "all have sin
ned" <Rom. 3:23> and that “the
wage* of sin is death'' 'Rom 6;23>
since a just Ood MUST deal with
sin. Ah, but "Christ died FOR our
sins” <1 Cor. 15:3). and the be
liever may have "peace with Ood
through our Lord Jesus Christ’’
(Rom. 5:1).
Read the Bible, especially the
Epistles of Paul, who was raised
up to proclaim "the gospel (good
' news) of the grace of Ood" <Act*
20:24). You will never cease to
. thank Ood for having given your
1 attention to that Wonderful Book
i It shows to man his dand’rlng
ways
And where his feet have trod;
, But brings to view the matchless
grace
Os a forgiving Ood.
BT COLIN DOUOLAB
and anxious mind to deter them
We must keep our minds and
heart* so filled with our faith and
trust In the Father, we must keep
ourselves so busy doing the work
that 1s before us now to the best
of our ability, that we shall have
no time to think of things we
should like to do or have done in
the future.
Through unshakable faith in
Ood, we can dwell In His presence
and can be carried safely through
every contingency of life. Ood Is
the Supreme Reality of the uni
verse. He is the giver of every
thing good. We are His children,
ever beloved by Him. Let u* de
clare this and believe It through
out every fiber of our being, and
let us perform our dally tasks
with assurance and quiet, patient
confidence that our Father is
working with and through us for
our good Let us acknowledge and
know always that ’’with Ood all
things are possible ”
■'Now faith Is assurance of
things hoped foi. a conviction
of thing* not seen.” lleb.
11:1.
Article lll—Officer*
Article IV—Executive Committee
or Board
Article V—Meeting*
Article Vl—Amendment*
The writer of tbn column upon
request will prepare constitutions
and by-Uw*. resolution*, creden
tial*. and other parliamentary-pa
per*
READF.RS: For my free pam
phlet on public speaking. *end two
stamps and a sc If-addressed, long
builne** envelope to Dr Marcu* H
Boulware. Florida AAM Univer
sity. Box 310-A. Zip code 32307.
NCC Holds
Meeting On
Cadet Tutors
DURHAM -Dr Wiliam Colbert
told some 75 teachers and princi
pals attending a conference on
student teaehim: that. “In some
schools, success in teaching is sy
nonymous with a classroom, j
In such schools It matters little
what kind of reationships exist be
tween teachers and pupils; what
type of instructional procedures
are employed, or what materials
are used as long as all is quiet.”
Addressing the Saturday
meeting at North Carolina
( ollege. Dr. Colbert, who is co
ordinator of teacher education
at the University of North
Carolina, Greensboro, continu
ed. “In some other schools,
success In teaching Is accom
plished and realised If the par
ent* of the children are pleas
ed with what the teachers are
doing.”
What is lacking, then, in view
ing the role of cooperating teach
er*. he said, is a uniform concept
of what constitutes success. He
urged college supervisors and co
operating teachers to direct their
efforts toward "establishing some
sort of success criterion for stu
dent teachers,” In order that “the
student's potential for becoming a
truly profestonal practitioner.”
could be better evaluated.
Hatchett
T o Recieve
Grant
GREENSBORO—John P Hat
chett. assistant professor of religion ,
nnd philosophy at Bennett College,
has been (elected to receive a teacn
] er grant from the Danforth Founda
tion, of fit Ixhiis. Mo, for the 1964-
65 academic year.
Mr. Hatchett, prrsenlly on
New York t'nlvrslty. was noti
fied by Dr. Pressley McCoy,
associate director of the foun
dation. who also Invited him to
attend the Danforth Teacher
Conference to hr held at
Camp Mlniwanea, Stony Lake,
Michigan. August ?! 30.
Mr. Hatchett, a native of Pontiac,
Mich . did his undergraduate work
at Wayne University in Detroit,
later receiving the STB. degree
from the Boston University School
of Theology His study for the Ph I).
Is in the field of social philosophy.
A member of the Bennett faculty
for the past four years, he married
a Bennett graduate, the former Miss
Thelma Simpson, of Greensboro,
and they are parents of a son.
Contest At A&T:
Williston Hi
Dominates
Trade, Talent
OREENSBORO -Wlllston High
School. Wilmington, continued its
domination of the North Carolina
High School Trade and Talent
Contest, conducted last week here
at AArT College, bv taking eight
first place wins in 16 events.
Tti-e contestants from Wlming
ton captured first place victories
I in auto mechanics, cooking, draw
-1 htg. floral design, radio and TV
! repair, meat cutting and shoe re
pairing and second place wins in
four other events
In the climatic evert of the
dm. Agela Mallette. also of
Wiliston. wa* named "Queen of
Industry" for 1964. in a com
bination talent and beauty
contsct. She won out in the
finals over Sandra Durante.
Dillard High School. Golds
boro., second place and third
pace. Shelia Brunson of
Georgetown High School.
Jacksonville.
The competition drew nearly 600
youngsters from every section of
the sure
Other place winners from Wil
tston High School, included: Cae
sar Crosby, auto mechanics; Ja*
Shipman. cooking. Kenneth
Chestnut drawing; Fdtth Frasier,
flora! design Melvin Bowden
meat cutting Walter Wright, Jr
radio ,nd TV repair and Georut
Murphy .ihoe repairing.
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swer, h> the Veterans Admin
istration to question' from for
mrr «rr\icemen and their
fanulic'.
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Itarn s*
A—Vet
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Incurred or agtraxated in line
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loving his neighbor. Without this grounding in the erected and dedicated to the
love of God, no government or society or way of life service of our Lord . David had a
will long persevere end the freedoms which we held t dej ; re , 0 bu(ld a temple /or
so dear will inevitably perish. Therefore, even from , * j . * . ~. ,
point of view, one should supped the Church the Lord ’ but because of h,s sms
for soke of the welfare of himself end his family. he was not allowed t 0 complete
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and participate in the Church because it tells the truth Solomon was used as God's house
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