HONORED Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, right, honored last
week with a luncheon by the AtaT College faculty and staff, as
h§ relinquished the presidency of A6tT College, receives a gift
from Ns colleagues. The presentation is made by Dr. Warmoth T.
Gibbs, president-emeritus, as Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, the new presi
dSnt, looks on from center.
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Miss Edinger
Challenges
Bennett Body
OHXtNSBORO— We cannot af
ford to let any member* of our so
ciety Be designated toy numbers."
Mis* Lois Edinger. president-elect
of the National Education Associa
tion, told Bennett College students
Wednesday.
Miss Ulster, a member es the
education faculty at UNC-0
here, spake *a "Emphasis Up*
en Excellence" during a pre
gram highlighting Teaching
Career Month, new being ob
served.
“Excellence." she declared, “mean
using fully whatever aptitude you
have. Thus, everyone, in his own
way, may achieve excellence. We
must have excellence in plumbing
Os well as in philosophy."
Citing the need for excellence in
human relation*. Miss Edinger
Stressed tie need for keeping the
dignity of the individual upper
mast in any considerations of ex
aollence.
“We must not make the mistake
of adopting a narrow or constrict
ing view of excellence," she said,
“nOr must we assume that native
eapocity la the sole ingredient ed
excellence. Aptitude without aapl
ration will not produce the desired
result.”
"IIOMA OP THE TEAR"
Eat* Roto Sigma Chapter, of
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Ine..
In Fayetteville, preecnted the
"Sigma of the Year Award" to
George R. Greene. Raleigh attor
ney. at the Annual Bigger and
Bettor Business Program held at
the Seabrook Auditorium, Fay*
ettevile State Collage, on April I,
Attorney Greene Is aetiva in sev
eral community organisations,
including the Raoigh Citisens
Association. NAACP, and is a
member of the Pint Baptist
Church. He Is also a member of
Eta Sigma Chapter, of Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity In Raleigh.
The group was chaperoned by
Meadamet Thelma Anderson and
Lottie Bannerman.
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JURIST IS SPEAKER Judge JuaNta Kidd Stout, left, Judge, County Court of PNladal
phia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who last week delivered a main address at the A6sT Collage ob
servance of Women's Weekend, is greeted by Miss Catherine Ranmy, center, Jackson, N. C., presi
dent of the Women's Council, and Mrs. E. Bernice Johnson, right, dean of women.
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GULF OIL CORPORATION GIVES SHAW UNIVERSITY $5,000 Lett to right: Daniel
G. Kean, public relations representative; J. R. Timmerman, ealee manager; E. L. Butler, Secre
tary, education committee (presenting the cheek). Dr. James B. Cheek, president, Shaw University
and Dr. J. W. White, chairman of the Show trustee board. The presentation wee made Wednes
day, April 15.
PTA MEET PRINCIPALS Time are the principals who
participated lest week in the 14 th annual Parent-Teachers Aseo
ciation Leadership School at AtsT College. They ere, from left to
rijlft:. Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, president of the College; Mrs. Louise
Welters, immediate past president, American Business Women's
Association; P. E. Wall, president of the Seventh District, North
Caroline Congress of Parents and Teachers, and C. E. Dean, chair
man of Planning Committee, all of Greensboro.
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Boy Lives
6 Hours
In Icebox
BY DARCY DaMILLR
FLINT, Mich. (ANP) Roy
Ballsy, th# four yaar old ton of
Mr. and Mra. Jamas Bailey was
found aliva, and (uttering only from
shock, apparently, after being look*
ed in a refrigerator approximately
(lx houre.
Police, friends and relatleaa
Joined in the search for Roy af
ter the yonngeter disappeared
last Wednesday. Mrs. Pauline
Bailey, tl. the mother of the
boy, inaugurated the search
whan she couldn't find him and
he did not answer her calls.
A house-to-house search proved
futile, and it wasn't until Roy's
grandfather, John Renmore. SI.
went looking for the boy with an
older sister, that the boy waa found.
"We found him In the second
place that we checked where we
knew he sometimes played, "Ren
more excitedly told police. The re
frigerator was located in a small
garage near his home.
Roy had apparently been sitting
on a ledge In the Icebox, about
seven feet high.
The happy grandfather said h>
"didn’t hear a sound" hut opsntd
the refrigerator door In t loutmu
check.
Doctors at it. Joseph hospital
whers the child was taken for
observation, sold they didn't
knew hew he got enough oxy
gen to survive the ordeal, fe
lies Itgt. Richard Veight ob
served that there was a slight
depression at the bottom of the
refrtgsreter that might have al
lowed elr Inside.
Ttie police removed the latch
from the refrigerator Tha Baileys'
have three other children.
THE VETERANS
CORNER
Here are authoritative answer*
by the Veterans Administration to
questions from former servicemen
snd their families:
Q — Will s dishonorsble discharge
from military service bar 0 veteran
from receiving VA hospitalisation?
A—Yes, that is ths csss.
Q —i sm disabled and the pre
miums on my National Service Life
insurance are waived Whan I die,
will my beneficiary receive tha full
amount of my policy or will the
unpaid premiums be deducted at
the time of aettlement?
A—Pour beneficiary will re
solve the full face value of
year policy. No dedariton will
be mads to sever the premiums
you did net pay while tha pol
icy waa on waiver.
Q—Does tha VA furnish medical
care to dependents of veterans'
A—No. not as such. Os course.
Iha VA Hospitals will admit
anyena when ussnaary to save
a life In n medical emergency.
But snob neo-veteran patients
meat pay the Oarers moot far
heir sere.
AN EXCLUSIVE SHOP placed
this sign by the doorway. "Have
you left scything?"
Underneath, someone had dyly
pencilled: “Hey e you anythfhg
Wttr Catholic Digest-May.
OAtHT CALENDAR
Russia did not adopt the Orw
gorian calendar until VKi, the
Catholic Digest notes.
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RALRIOR. N. 0.. SATURDAY, APRIL St. IBM
Home Demonstration & 4-H
Dress Revue Ends In City
"Rainbow of raehlona- was the
theme of the Homo Demonstration
and 4-H Dram Revue bald Satur
day. April It, on the campus of
Saint Augustine's College with 10
garment* being modeled.
the purpose of tils annual affair
!* on* mean* of developing desir
able sewing skills snd techniques
among horns demonstration snd 4-H
Club members.
Again this year th* Wake Horn*
Demonstration Club Council award
ed seiiolarti tps to throe 4-H mem
bers who modeled the bast ssn
•trusted garments during tbs revue.
Ths scholarships went tot Mtseas
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