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Delta’s International Reception Highlight Os May Wk, Observance W PB. LUCILLE WEBB THe tseeption room of the Che shin Building on Bnint Augus tlaft’s College Campus was the W£&e Os the International Recep tMtt given by the Raleigh Alum nae Chanter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. The reception, tiren on Saturday evening, was * part of the sorority’s May Week oehrbrattoti. 'May Week is a time set aside by •he sorority as a culmination of MMTte carried on by the local ehaitor hi support of national pfoJeate apoogorod by the grand Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, yatferthg International goodwill fc one of the project* under the Sorer} tys Five Point Program. ; The Raleigh Alumnae Chap _ ter ehoee an international re- T eeption aa a means of foster '!* tag goodwill. The reception ;• eentered around the theme to Know You”, Brought together twenty-five pegrons In our community from more than twelve countries. Our many guests were greeted by our hostess for the occasion boror Ullinn Abron, and then in troduced to Officers of the Sorori ty urho formed the receiving line. Oreo tings were extended our guests by president, Soror Hazel Logan, who welcomed them and thanked them for participating in our pro ject “Getting to Know You.” "In Christ there is no East or West. In Him no South or North. But One great fellowship of love Throughout the whole wide earth." This stanza from the old hymn was the high point of the Preei ■ SPECIAL HALF GALLON ★ We Appreciate Your Patronage ★ VISIT OUR STORE REGULARLY A Complete Line of Meats SECURITY MEAT MARKET ISBJE. MARTIN ST. PHONE TE 1-71$$ ["ooea ooo" aei **«o«t • •*« animate roasc-ssasas wwidet tMavrv »si» tns WIUMtt •# flit idea c*t« BjCTS ■ f* gm^- * >, __ ' * gifts# y&a m m - a 8 a - K • '" jin fUH f TjZmmm I w Jsswm - M HI Mg flttA 8 I ■ w *Mm ■ «tfr t* mittonti <* The CoaUH Comowry by THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. dent's greetings. Continuing with the theme of the reception the Sorors of Gamma Rho Chapter of Saint Augustine’s College sang “Getting To Know You”. This is exactly what happened as soross and guests Introduced themselves. Each guest told something about himself and his homeland. Prom the continent of Africa and the countries of Kenya and Nigeria we had six guests; one from Cal cutta, India: two from New Zea land; four from the Canal Zone, Panama; four from Alexandria, Egypt; two from Istanbul. Turkey; two from Karachi. Parkistan; and four from Japan. Many of the guest wore their native dress. Mrs. Roy N. Anderson. Raleigh remarks concerning her expert resident and world traveler, gave enoes when she lived at Interna- Winners In 4-H Meal Show Told Wake County 4-H girls partici pated in the 4-H Enriched Corn Meal Bake-Off held recently at the Lockhart School with the following winners being announced. PRE-TEENS: First place, Brenda Delane Walker. Fletchers Grove Club; second, Joyce Merle Ballen tine. Opportunity Club; third, Mery Ann Smith. Eagle Rock ClUb. The first place winner in this group will receive a cookbook end the second place winner a pen ana pencil set. EARLY-TEENS: First place win ner, Joan Goodson. Eagle Rock Club; second, Valarie Chavis. Jef freys Grove Club; third, Allonin Hemby, Opportunity Club. The first place winner in this this group will receive a $25 U. S. sav ings Bond and is eligible to partici pate in the District Contest for a SSO U. S. Savings Bond. The State award ie a SIOO scholarship. The second place winner will receive an electric hand mixer. Others participating in the con test and receiving gifts were; Faye Quick Dependable Repair On G. E.- HOT TOINT - NORGE KENMORE WASHERS Call Mills • At TE 2-9752 ■■■MmssHunoMßEA Music, fun, friends —alt go better refreshed. Coca-Cola, never t6o sweet, adds a ncte of brightness ... refreshes best. things gO better,! Co£pW •HH B«Hf tionaJ Hour* in New York CUy. The sorors of Alpha Rho Chapter of Shaw University sing the belt* Sweetheart Bong. An Infernal fellowship peri od followed where we were able to continue Individual oeorions. At the clooo of this wonderful affair, we certainly had gotten to know oar gnesto nod they ns. The sorors olossd their May Week Celebration by worshiping at Saint Augustine’s Chapel on Sunday morning whore the Rev erend Charles Green was the gueot speaker and the Oelebrant. a Pressure Could Be Tragic HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va "Pressures on College students for achievement are apt to have tragic consequence*,” Dr. Theme* Free man. national president of Alpha Kappa Mu honor fraternity, told a Tuesday evening. The occasion was Scholarahip Night, arranged by Kappa Delta chapter of the fraternity, with Miss Edith Parker, president of the loca 1 unit, in charge of the program. Mia* Carol* Jeanne Cans ins. home economics major, and Lucius Wright, majoring in Iha division of technology, reaaivod the James E. Gragg prises “for having made the beet nee of their opportunities." Winners At other scholarships a warded by campus aororttles, fra temitie* and stubs, hsd been pro vloully announced. A special eitetion was presented to the Tutorial club, a group of students who give many hours of volunteer service in helping fellow students to study. Dr. Freeman cited autistic* to show that undue emphasis on achieving high grades in college forces studenU into despondency, suicide, end, at the vCry least, con sulting psych iatrtsu or menUl health services. -pressures on today’s college stu dent ere of many kinds." he said. “PSrents, tedchefs, fellow students, the climSte of eociaty ell have their Impact on a student’! ambitions”, he stated. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS One eighth of all U. S. school children go to Catholic schools: K. grade schools and 2.300 high schools. CATHOLIC DIGEST- Patronize Our ADVERTISERS L. Jackson, Edith Smith and Phyllis Turner of the Juniper Level Club; Addle Burt of the Opportunity Club; Pamelte Jiles of the Spring field Club: Faye Marie Scott of the Fletcher Grove Club, _ I lull Blip > j irf' * day M> .■ £am|jg!r * | vsnlj mm I !■ 8, i^B m IN HONOR SOCIETY Recently inducted into the Bennett College chapter of Beta Kap pa Chi. science honorary, are, left to right : Misses Wilma Giles, of Mount Olive; Julianah Ajani, of Nigeria, We*f Africa; Patricia Corry, of Kings Mountain; Clemontine Watkins, of South Hill, Va.; Edna Hardy, of Thomasville. Ga., and Jean Bailey, of Hampton, Va. All are juniors except Miss Ajani, who is a senior. jjC £ - MK&r%L' a ■■ 0' ATTEND NATIONAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM Six high school students, who presented papers before the recent Ab,T College Junion Science Symposium in Greensboro, last week attend ed the annual National Junior Science Symposium held at Washington, D. C. In the group, de parting from the Greensboro Airport, are, from left to right: Archie T. Clark, science teacher, E. E. Smith High School, and Stev en McLeod, both of Fstteville; Misses Helen Whitmore, Graham; Bar bara Spencer, Goldsboro; Katherine Virginia Whittington, Asheville; Myrtle L. Smith, assistant di rector, AOtT College Junior Science Sympir-ium, in charge of the party, and Millicent Brown, Wil mington. Oden Conducts Classes For Winston Mutual Personnel R. L. Oden. Associate. Agency Director of the Winston Mutual Life Insurance Company, Wins ton-Salem. conducted classes for prospective and new personnel at the Y. M. C. A . 800 Rloodworth Bt. April 20th through 25. Those attending the classes were: Leon Perry, Raleigh, Mrs. Fearlie Thompson, Fayetteville: James Jessup. Greensboro: Mrs. Ella! Ward. Wilmington; Walter Craw ley, Durham; Clifton Mitchener. 1 Jesse Baunders, Ernest Evans. Alexander Currin, Joseph Dunn, Raleigh; and Mrs. Lula Cotton. Durham. The classes covered basic insur ance information for new and pro spective employees In prospecting, selling, conservation and debit management as well as intensive preparation for passing the State Examination for licensing of j 1 agents. The purpose was to see that the salesmen are prepared to render Three Ligon Juniors To Gov.’s School BY RICHMOND STEWART The J. W. Ligon Jr. -Sr. High School had three student* to be selected to attend the Governor’s School this summer at Wake Forest College in Wm*ton-Salem Mis* Thelma Hall. John Maxsen burg and Mim Janie Lindsey, ail Juniors at Ligon. were selected be cause of their talent in mutic. The Governor* School, introduc ed Governor Terry Sanford lest summer, we* attended by 400 gifted high school Juniors end senior*, and extennon of an experimental pro gram for some 11.000 gifted North Ca-oiina grade school pupils now being carried on The eight-week school will be repeated this sum- | mSr. Sanford said SOME SORRY OCCASIONS ahpuld be foi gotten and. like old songs, should be discarded TODDLER, upon seeing ape» cock for the first time, »houted. ■Look! That chicken is in bloom GO TO CHUECH SUNDAY! competent and efficient serivee to their clients and prospects in the selling of Life, Health and Acci dent & Hospitalization insurance in keeping with the high stan Telephone: TE 3-9395 JAMES SWIIEItS TILE < <r License No. 1939 Ceramic, Asphalt, Rubber and Vinyl Tile 819 ELLINGTON STREET RALEIGH. N. C. 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