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i^ALtU On tttMEMBERi> MIsS tAYtzii t,vii*ut. bi'Aib” —Mm Juana Lopes (.hit)
m jumnr at Saint Augustine’s College, presents “Miss Fayetteville State", Miss Gwendolyn Pea
ton. with a bouquet of flowers, as Aftss Mary Thomas, of Fayettevith State and Haydee Streeter,
Ftegidqnt at Fayetteville’s student body, look onn last Saturday at Chavis Park.
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PRESIDENT CROWNS “ QUEEN" President Bpyer
zr&wne Miss Lugenia Rochelle as “Miss Saint Augustine's Col
lege" during the half-time ceremonies of the Falcon’s’ Homecom
ing game with Fayetteville State College October 24, as Edward
Chester one of the Co-Captains of the team, looks on. The Pal
tons won the game 26-6.
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S2f\ AUG.’S “MISS ALUMNI ” CITED /o/w D. Epps,
/f. (/e/0 crowns and awards to Miss Martha Umstead the 1964-
65 "Miss Alumni’’ trophy as Mrs. Hattie Bridges looks on. Miss
Uinstead, who was winner of the contest, graduated from Saint
Augustine’s in 1960, and Mrs. Bridges, first runner-up in the con
test, is a member of the class of 1963.
Grants Totaling 5122,540 Are
Given To 34 Faculty Members
NEW YORK Grants for the a-
Mdamic year ISM-65 totaling $122,-
M 0 were made to 34 faculty mem-
Mrs of 32 member colleges and uni
refsttie* of foe United Negro Col
tape Fund, Dr. William C. Cope.
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RALEIGH - DURHAM - CHARLOTTE g
yrrMintit rmrim, nm«tT P*«r* tsrr ensros atwtv
the Fund's director of educational
S' -s announced last week.
For foe fifth successive year,
the United Negro College Fund
has made grants under Us fac
ulty fellowship program to
At Greenville:
Elizabeth
City Head
Is Honored
GRBENVILLt - At the clbeing
session of foe 4teh annual celebra
tion of the Norttb Carolina Joint
Council of Health and CttlaanOMp.
recently at the C M. KppCs High
School. Green villa. Dr. Walter If.
Ridley was the recipient of tha
Citizenship Award pr saint ad by
the Council “for farsighted leader
ship in education, community ser
vice and human rights.”
This was the second time the a
ward was presened. The Honorable
Governor Terry Sanford received
the award pros an ted tor the first
time last yedr.
The presentation of tthe plaque
to Dr. Ridley was made by the
Honorable Herbert C Bonner, Con
gressman, First District North Car
olina. upon the Invitation of Mr. F.
H. Mebane, the Principal of the H
B Sugg High School Permville.
Mr. Mcbant fctroiuced Dr. T.'.ili,
and spoke of his “insatiable drive
to be of service to mankind.” He
traced his progress “as he works
for foe eradication of ignorance
and functional illiteracy."
The keynote speaker was foe
Honorable Philip H. Dee Marais, U.
S. Deputy Assistant of Health, Edu
cation and Welfare.
The citation commending Dr. Rid
ley, stated in part “He directed
the growth and development of
Elizabeth City State College from
an enrollment of 320 to one of more
than 1,000.
As Chairman of foe Council s
Board of Higher Education his far
sighted and cooperative spirit was
used in pioneering foe educational
program of the Organization. Near
ly 200 teachers hav* been certified
in the area of health and eoorela
tive education.
His conduct in the field of Hum
an Rights has been consistent with
reason and progress. He recognises
the spirit of brotherhood as funds
past graduate students werkfng
toward doctoral degrees. Candi
dates far the grants meat have
at least sue year at Washing ex
perience In member tnstttu-
The faculty fellowship program,
begun in 13M with a grant of 3300,-
000 from tha General Education
Board, is a means of improving the
quality of instruction in foe Fund's
member institutions.
Poitiers’ Rumored Divorce Just A
“Trial Separation" Says Ms Wife
NSW YORK CNPD—A rash es
umociftnMd zßpofti dvcutatiim
through —rial and thsatrieal etr*
dda, sugimllng a definite and final
breakup at toe flldaw Pol tears'
marriage, were eeotched hare last
weak by Mm. Juanita Peltier.
Awarding to Mrs. Peltier, “There
are ne pit— for any divorce, hut
wo hava agreed —a separation and
will try to see hew it works out”
PsMw. however, wm hi Ja
pan for an appearance at tha
opening es “lilies es foe Field.”
tha pic tare which won for him
tha Academy Award; sad to—
The Poitiers have bean having
mdrital difficulties for foe last tew
years. There had been rumen at a
mental in bur struggle against ig
norance and poverty. Neither praise
nor criticism has affected bis grow
th,” The citatkm was signed by Dr.
Andrew A. Beat president cd the
Joint Council.
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romance and ps—ihto^m—rtaps^ha-
District 4-A Hone Economies
Teachers Meet At Ugon School
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October 31. at 4.-00 p m. with Mia.
Elisabeth Edwards pee riding Mrs.
Gabella Harris of R. B. Hanfoon
High School opened too nwoMag
with aa inspiring devotion. After
ward*. Mr. H. X. Brown, prtnatpal
of Ligsn High School, offored words
of welcome to tha group.
caaien w— Mr*. Bn Do-
Jarman, aaaeelafo prafsmer es
naSrttlen at North OareUna Gal
lag* Durham. 3ft* Deform
-aka to - “ Mow Trends In
I —lL —mlm l sonastrwn-aetrmi
should a diver— develop.
Teasing NnkSHsn.” in aMHfon
to brtogtog as aptodsSs —to.
She go— sash at —a ————
ant toads btoltograghy. Bash of—
enjoyed bar very tonaly
Ml— Augusta White, our dr
supervisor, mads ■wwiv shout
too praoantotion and tallasd to us
very briefly about burin—s mat
ure. Wanda Pools expressed ap
preciation to foe haste——. lifo.
Etta Toole and Mr* ARierta Lev
ingston. for their gracious hospi
tality and the appetising refresh
ments served to the- pros—t
UconnmlcM tuchiri pm»
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RALEIGH, M- 6. BATVBDAT. oMbCB 3X. IM4
ent wore: Elizabeth Edwards, Bet
ty P. McAllister, Franoae B. Haley,
Naomi L. Saunders. Juanita W.
Taylor. Eloist J. Branch. Thelma
O Turner, Elsie L. HoWelL Altdla
B Brown, Blaine Sampson, Flora
U K»y*. w«ndt P. Fool* Alberta
M. Levtngston. Genie a William*
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