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toDewtag perm* to tha administra
tive staff of Shaw University:
Thomas B. Km o t Raleigh. Dmb
at Btndants. Ilk. Km received the
A. B. learn tram Shew Unlaraity,
the M. A. from Columbia University,
New York; Diploma in French
Studies, University o< Bordeaux.
Franca; and baa dona further study
at Howard University, Washington,
D. C.; Midlebury College (Foreign
language School), Middlebury, Ver
mont; Cohimhta University, New
York, New York; University of
Bordeaux, France.
Mr. Km ia a native of Newark,
New Jersey and taught in the pub
lie school system there. Ha has been
employed at Shaw University as
Associate Professor of Romance
Languages for 16 years.
Km is married to Mrs. Snore
McCrimmon Kea, cashier, Shaw U
nlvaraity. They era the parent* of
ene daughter, Brenda Strina Kea,
and twin eons, Thomas and Timothy
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REV. JAMES ALEXANDER
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CITED FOR 25 -YEARS OF SERVICE Honored for more than 25 - years of service as
teachers of vocational agriculture in North Carolina ware, from left to right: Richard A. Broad
nax, Williameton; J. B. Brown, Tabor City; R. A. Lewie, Oxford, J. L. Faulcon, Ahoskie, and M.
L. Campbell, Kings Mountain. The awards ware presented at the annumt Conference of North
Carolina Teachers of Agriculture held last weak at AbsT College.
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r«/ 0 STUDIES ON GRANT—Dr. W. E. Jenner, standing, explains a problem In algebra
ic structures to three North Carolina College students studying this summer on e $6,300 grant
grant from the National Science Foundation. Seated, from left, are Johnny Smith, 1964 NCC grad
uate; Miss Laura Brooks, rising senior, and Leon Creed, rising junior. The students are receiving
S6O a week for the 10-week period from June 1 so August 7 in the project being directed by Dr.
Jennet who ia a mathematics professor at the University of North Carolina.
New Jersey, Director of Develop
ment and Public Relation*. Dr. Rid
dick is a graduate of Shaw Univer
sity with the A. B. and B. D. de
grees. He was honored by Virginia
Seminary and College with the de
gree Doctor of Divinity in IMS and
also by Shaw University with the
same degree in Mtt.
Dr. Riddick has taught in the
Stephens Lee High School, Ashe
ville; served as Director, Christian
Education and Training for the
General Baptist Convention of
North Carolina; author of “Hand
book for the Promotion of Christian
Education.” He comes to Shaw from
the position of Minister. Fountain
Baptist Church, Summit, New Jer
sey.
He is married to the former Miss
Minnie W. Gaines of Atlantic City,
New Jersey. They have on* dauhgt
er, Cheryl Lynn.
Mrs Minnie G. Riddick. Summit,
New Jersey, # associat* dean of stu
dents. Mrs. Riddick is s graduate
of Shaw University; and Rutgers
University, School of Social Work
with the Master of Social Work
degree. She has been employed a*
a Social Case Worker. New Jersey
State Board of Child Welfare;
Union County Welfare Board, Eliz
abeth, New Jersey; and a Clinical
Social Worker, Veterans Adminis
tration Hospital, East Orange. New
Jersey. Mrs. Riddick is the wife
of Dr. Leon Riddick.
The Reverend James Z. Alexan
der, New Bern, university minister
The Reverend Alexander also re
ceived his college education at
Shaw, earning the A. B. degree in
Religion. He received the B. D.
and S. T. M degrees at Andover
Newton Theological School, New
ton Centre. Massachusetts. He has
completed residential requirements
for the Doctor of Theology in
Ecumenic*, the Ecumenical Insti
tute. Chateau De Bossey, Celigny.
Switzerland.
He served at paster. Star of Zion
Baptist Church from 1990 to the
present
Cleric Pleads
Guilty To
Fraud Counts
DETROIT (ANP)— A former De
troit minister, charged with using
his pulpit to promote s numbers
j racket, faced a maximum penalty
of 10 years in prison and 13.000
fine after he pleaded guilty last
' week to two counts in a 17-count
fraud Indictment
He k the Rev. Jar*** Lofton.
Jr.. SI who o* one time postered
the First Metropolitan ehnreh
over stations la Dotrett, Flint
Mich.. Ctactaott Ohio, and
FUtshfgh and Philadelphia, hi
Lofton was accused in the indict
ment of using his radio broadcast
to hire his prospects into his church
for “special financial blessings." At
the church they would be charged
a SO-csnt admission fee and then a
fee of fl to fIS for the "blessing."
Asst U 8 Attorney told Federal
1 Judge Wade H. MeCree. Jr
Judge Wade referred Lofton to
the probation department for a pre
sentence report
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TOPS IN CLOTHING Winners of the Louise O. Street
awards for achievement in clothing during tha year at Bennett
College are, left to right: Miseee Betty Jackson, of Easley, S.C , a
rising junior, second prite; end Wendy Parker, Baltimore, Md„ a
rising senior, first prise.
COPS MOVE IN San Francisco: Police move in to arrest
civil right* demonstrators who lay down and blocked a street
leading from the Cow Palace mt the conclusion of the July 15fh
nominating session which saw San. Barry Goldwatar win the pres
idential standard-bearer’s spot. (UPI PHOTO).
Go To Church Sunday
From Bennett:
More Than
Dozen Tutors
Study,Teach
OREENSBORO More than a
dosen members of the BenneU
College faculty ere or will be en
gaged in summer study or teach
ing, it was revealed this week.
Alexander Edwards, biology.
Is participating in the sum
mer program in Instrumental
Methods of Analysis at Rens
selaer Polytechnic Institute, at
Trey. N. Y„ while Marray
Robbins Is panning graduate
work In physics at Princeton.
N. J. Another member of the
science faculty—WliUe Young
it attending summer insti
tute In Mo logy at the Uni var
sity of North Carolina In
Atooafthe UNC-O Is Mrs Myr
tle Banvson who ia engaged in
further study of psychology. Mra.
Rita Jain, family life, is attend
ing the State University of lowa
City and Mias Georgia Latimer.
English. U attending the Univer
sity of Indiana, at Bloomington.
Mrs. Cynthia Chi vara, physical ed
ucation. ia studying at the Con
nectlcutt College School of Dance,
at New London. Conn.
Mias Anna Camp, foods and nu
trition, is enrolled at the Uni
versity of Maryland and Mra. Min
nie B. Smith, geography. Is at tha
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University of North Carolina, at
Chapel Hill. Miss Dorothy D.
Boone. English, la working toward
the doctorate at the University of
Michigan, at Ann Arbor and has
been granted a leave of abmnce
for 1964-66 to continue her work
there.
Attending a Joint Confer
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