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N.CC. FOR NEGROES ANNOUNCES
SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM JUNE 7th
First Session
Junet? to July 17
DUBBAJf —^During th« pMt
t«D days, (ammar xhool potttn
hava bMn pobliahad and dUtri-
but«d aaionf more than two hun
dred liehoola la th« ttata of North
Cu*^t1aa eaUlnff attoBtlop to th«
rammar achool offarinfi at the
N«rtli CarollM Goll«f« for Na-
groaa dnrlor tha inmmar of
1940.
TIm aaaaion titla which has
b««a choaan this year is “A
VACATION Wrra STUDY. The
first sassioo is schedaled for
Jma 7-Jnly 17; while the se-
eoBd saasion is schedaled from
July IS to Aufost 2t.
As is rastonarjr nndarrradaata
.courses will ha offared toward
certificate renwal for all stu
dents who are not already hold
ers of the bachelor’s degree. In
addition to this grotip of stud
ents, eoorses will ba sai «p for
credit toiward tha bachelor’s de-
desrsa n all departments re
cognised by tha Institution.
Oraduate courses will ba offer
ed in tha following departments:
Elementary Education, High
Sebool Education, Home Econo
mics, Social Sciences, Natural
Sciences, Education and Com
mercial Education.
The capable faculty already
at work at the college will be
augmented by the addition of
several specislists in their respec
tive fields. 'Hius, the student
who studies ih Durham is ss-
sured of work under a capable
faculty with modern facilities
and housing In comfortable dor
mitories. ' f:}-. ( I ! I H
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The President of the college,
Dr. James E. Shepard, announces
that the undergraduate work of
tha sumn^er school will ba direct
ed by Dr. A. Heninirbarg.
ABA Adopts
New Plan
CHICAGO, (A N P> —An-1 improve his standing On t h *
nouncement of s master point I ABA’s masters’ list, was an-
plan, by which a member may nounced this week by the Ameri
DURHABT — During the week
of ICarch 4th to 9th, tha o^icials
of tha Hillside Rtcrsation Can-
wili provide the usual interest
ing program of events for those
who spend their spare time there.
The feature event of the week
wll> be COMMUNITY NIGHT
sponsored by the entire itsff on
Thursday night. William Brag-
do>i and James Cuffie will have
charge of the Crafts departmenill
linoleum Block printing program
during the entire week.
In the floor department, under
the direction of Walter Greene,
the feature of the week will be
the shuffled board tournamenl
Tuesday afternoon. Friday night
Miss Leola Mayo, director "'if
music, will present a glee_ club
concert. "^Si^iday nigkt, t a
table tennis earn, under the dfrec
tion of William Edi^undson,
will go to Greensboro for a
match. j
can Bridge association, the new
system to function under a three
point program: city, regional
and national. Under this plan
master points awarded are to
be progressively convertible, and
a city master may, without com
peting in a national champion
ship event, become a nationai
master. ■ * I ]
Ifastar-point certificates are
awarded to ranking participants
at the conclusion of |11 ABA*
sanctioned tournaments, accord
ing to Porter Davis,
Issues'Labor
Pamphlets
Two New Dorms For NCC
NEW YORK. CITY — In a
pamptUet entitled “A WORK
ER’S WORLD,” prepared es
pecially for its Eighth Vocation
al Opportunity Campaign, the
National Urban League calls the
attention of Negroes to the la
bor union relationship to their
vocations. The pamphlet written
by Miss Roiberta Randolph, Assis
tant Educational Director of the
Laundry Workers' Joint Board
of Greater New York, discuss
collective barggaining, labor un
ions, the National Labor Rela
tion Board, Workmen’s Compen
sation, Unemployment Insurance
and other social security mea
sures of interest to workers. It
is designed to give information
tj high school and college stu
dents on the problems that will
confront them as they enter the
world of work, *nd is an unusu
ally valuable pamphlet which
ought to be in the hands of iill
young people sbout to engage
in earning their livelihood.
A second pahphlet, ‘A MESS
AGE TO NEGfiO YOUTH” sug-
gerts to young people the things
they need to consider in plann
ing their voeetional future. Skills
and avocations are discussed,
sources for jobs are pointed out,
and certain provocation ques
tions are raised. Written by
Mrs. Wenonah Bond Logan, A
Senior Employemnt Counselor
in the New York State Employ
ment Service, the leaflet is the
Vocational guidance literature
written especially for Negroes.
Both of these pamphlets may
be obtained from the National
Uri(!ba|i League, 113>3 Broadrway,
New York City, at forty cents a
hundred, three hundred for one
dollar. Already several thou
sand copies have been purcbaa-
ed by Negro schools and Urban
League branches for distribution
during the Eighth Vocational
Opportunity Campaign.
'Also avail^Ie for distribution
are two pamphlets in the Colo
Line Series, “GUIDING NEGRO
YOUTH TOWARD JOBS” and
THEY CRASHED THE COLOR
LINE,’ the former outlines pro
grams of vocational guidance,
and the latter gives sketches of
Negroes who, have made out
standing success in a number of
vocations.
Congratulations...
N. C. CoUege
AND
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Dr, J. £. Shepard
HOLDS TOURNAMENT
GREENSBORO, N. C. — In
the intercolle^ate contest which
climaxed the full day of Dual
State tournament play at the
A & T College gymnasium, Sat
urday, February 24, fhe A and
T Aggies early erased the first
quarter lead which Shaw Univer
sity attempted to set up and
went to regisfer a 58-26 victory.''
The Shaw team had the Aggies
Buffaloed for the first ten minu-
tfts but their lead wa^ shortlived
S3 the entire A and T team went
on a scoring sproe from that
point until the end of the game.
Queen, flie Aggies’ tall centcr,
was the high scorer of tTTe game
with 2'5 points while Evans and
Gaskin, his teammates, collected
12 and 11 poihls respectively.
Included in the fourteen new building erect
ed' on the North Carolina College campus in
the past two years are two new dormitories
for women. The picture at the top is that tf
the building occupied by ilie sen>or women of
the college. The |)ieturo at the bottom is that
of another of the latest RToup of buildings
Completed, and is occupied by women below
the senior class. There are three women’s
dorniiotrie.s*in all included in the already large
number ( f buildings which ' go to make up
those of the college. (Photo by Rubeit-Rud'olph)
WE AltE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN THE ^CONTRACTORS FOR THE NEW
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SCIENCE BUILDING AND TWO NEW WOMEN’S DORMITORIES FQR NORTH
CAROLINA COLLEGE. IT HAfl BEEN A PLEASURE FOR US TO HAVE HAD
A JPART IN THE BUILDING OP A BIGGER AND BETTER EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
IT IS OUR HOPE THAT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE WiLL CONTINUE TO
GROW IN USEFULNESS, AND THAT ITS FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT
WILL CONTINUE TO ENJOY MANY MANY MORE YEARS OF A FRUITFUL
AND HAPPY LIFE.
General
Contractors
Congratulations To
President James E. Shepard
And The
N. C, Coiiege For Negroes
A Man And An Institution
Whose Value To Durham^
And To The State Of
North Carolina Cannot Be
Over>Esti mated
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