THE CAK(M.nfA TIMES 'SATUHDAY. JUNE a*lli. 1*40
AIWATIC SCHOOL flETUIWS TO DURHAM
NCC New Indoor
Swimming Pool
Will Be Used
DUKliAi.1 — ii.t secoiid t-U- in w«ter safety.
Du«l N^tiuunl Aijua.ic School j Numbers of lectures will be
lor Ne/iu«a KjKi.fc in Uie Noilh ' delivered by speciitlistB on th«
Sunday, Juimi I various subjects connected witV
«u, ». l loiitinue ihioujfhUhe »qui.tic school. These in-
W#dne»i.i..., J“iy lU. As this [ struction# wiU be applicable to
•chool IS tpouiou-.l by the Aineri beachts, summer camps and othur
can National lied Cross, those recreational resorts.
attending will share tliv full
benefH ‘*>e 18 years experl-
eace of the Ked Cross in first
aid, life saking and accident pre
VCBtioB.
Students entering for the first
time will enroll in the basic
covnes for broad training and
practice in the fundamentals of
the listed subjects. Second yeU
atttdents will be given advanced
tj^pCning in the same subjects.
Smanphasis will be given to
•wimmiug and amall craft acience
inalnding the handling of canoes
and rowt>oata in the service of
r«acu« work and other safety
technique. All pupils will be in-
atructed in the att of teaching
these subjects to others.
Pacaaat To B« Pr*Mat«d
During the school a pageant
will be written and presented
at the indoor pool of the North
Carolinii College for a demon-
stmtion to the public of the art
The L^juatic school faculty
will include physicians and dieti
cians who will, cnre for the
iieallh of tilt students dur)n|f th»
ten day period. All of these will
be approvt'ti hy th^ Nation^ KeJ
Crosj. I I
Keasunable rates have been
erranged for the entire session.
A charge of $15 Is to be paid
upon the day q{ arrival. This fee
covers bourd and ludgring during
the entire period the school,
and puy.s all fees i^nd expenses
involved in the session of work.
The reasonableneiiS of this fee ia
due to the cooperation of Doctor
James E. Shepard, president of
the North Ciirolina College.
All applications must be sign
ed by the chapter
THEY HEAD RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AT EXPOSITION
Size Doesn’t
TheGrldster 1
Down
Denominational lines have
been forgotten as oulstnnditig
of the lied ^ ministers of all faiths hand to-
Cross, and should be forwarded'geiher to i«5semble the Religious
to the Director at the National Exhibit and arrange for each
Heaklquarters of the American Sunday’s program at the
Red Cross g^t Washington.
Negro Field Day
Planned For ,
State Farmers
American Negro Exposition in
Chicago from July * through
Sept. 2. OITicers committee
chairmen, showi>the above
picture, are, seated, left to right
Rev. R. Thomiis, second , vice-
president; Bishop James Bray,
first vice president; Dr. L. K.
Williams, general chairman; Rev.
A. Alfred Watts, secretary;
Rev. S. n. Swponoy, first asaist
ft.jt secretary, Rev*, j H Smith,
second assistant secretary.
Standing, left to right, are
Rev*. U. S. Robinson, Sunday
programs; J. C Austin, publicity;
W. L. Liddell, music; T. E.
j Brown,, pageant; W. T. Bock, re-
prpsfci.tini; J. W. Eichelberger,
co: responding secretiry; W. R4
Jackson, finance; A. _Wayman
Ward, Research; Joseph Evans,
third Vice-president; H. L. Cav
ers, foiurth vicc president, alid
Juliah H. Smith religious educa-
J tion. '•
Recreation Inst. Well Attended
BY WILLIAM A. TUCK
(SPORTS EDITOR>
DURiH'AM— The recreation ■ In
stitute which the City of Dur
ham is sponsoring at the North
Carolina College for Negroes this
week under the supervision of J.
W. Davidson has been well at-
I tended al^d as early as Tuesday
CHARiLOTTE A committee progress and will be made known
comftosed of state, district akid in the near future.
c«auty Rxtemion agents met nn i 1. 1. j
‘ T>i, -n 'more than fifty persons had re-
Pnday of last week at the Pied- The committee was composed . t 4 * * i,
‘ ^ T w V. 11 Sistered. The Institute began m
Biont Experiment Station, States ^ the following: J. W. Mitchell, » j-,. • • n
_^ii ^ ’ c!* A 4. T «r Avery Auditorium of the college
▼ill*, N. C. to formulate plan.s. Extension Agent, J, W. j • j.
for the akinual Field Day to be District Extension t* ° oa"'
held on Friday July 19, accord-Agent, both of Greensboro, Otis|^‘""« 28.
ing ito W. C. Davenport, County j Buffaloe, County Extension | This institute is being held
Extension Agent, and acting Agent, Wadesboro, E. C. Lackey ^ for the benefit cyf all catididates
s«crct«ry.
meeiinc got underway at
11:30 a. m. 'with J. W. Hend
ricks, Jr. Aaat Director of the
Stpition> presiding. Outlined
plans point in the direction of
one of the greatest days in
Waatern Carolina for Negro
farm men, women, boys and
I ffirla. Recreational feaitures,
li/dging contests, field rips, or-
gaai«ed singing and a welL out
lines program will feature the
occasion. Farmers of Western
^sIToIina are looking forward
with great anticipation of tak
ing the advantage of all events
planned.
Following the meeting of three
hoar dur^ion the. committee
was feted to « dinner ai the
home of E. C.L Lackey, -Negro
County Agent. Definite partici-
pntion on the program is in the
County Extension Agent, States
ville, J. W. Hendricks, Jf., Asst.
Director in charge of Piedmont
Station, Statesville, ^nd W. C.
Davenport County Extension
Agent, and acting secretary.
who wish to apply for positions
on the playgrounds of city for
the summer months. An e^mina
tion will be given Friday to
cover the course given during
the week and those appointed
WINNERS OF
ALL-EXPENSE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED BY
TALLADEGA COLLEGE
will come from the group cittend
ing the institute and making
the most successful grades on
ihe examination. *
The' irwtit«te is b«ing directi-
!d by J. W. Davidson who has
had supervision of the Negro
playgrounds of Durham for the
past five years. Sessions are
held afternoon and night during
the week with comprehensive
instruction in playground tech
nique including first aid, play-
l^round gaAnes, handicraft, pic
ture mounting, clay modeling
and the essential qi^ities of a
playground leader.
Immediately following registrtf
tion Monday, Miss Edith Steel,
superintendent of nurses at Linr-
coin Hospital, discussed ‘.First
Aid Problems on the Play
ground.” She was followed by
Director J. W. Davidson whose
subject was “The Playground
Sys'tem of Durham.”
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Evelyn
Kennedy gave a demonstration j Thurday Eugene Harrington
odeling afcid handicraft, will conduct the discussion and
afterwhich E. M. Dunlap , talk- [ cxfliibitions dealing with tennk,
ed on picture mounting. Mrs. j badminton and paddle ^ tennia;
at J. H. Malioy will ba*^e charge of
this session was “Handicr^t
Problems.”
Wednesday was devoted to
the following discussions and de
monstrations; “Playground Gam
es i!lnd Clubs, Miss Loris Shaw;
“Playground Softball Problems”
E. W. Midgette; Playground
Musical Organization, Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy and Mrs. Ethel R.
Huibb^d, and “Hiking and Na
ture Study” William Edmundson.
volley ball and demonstrations
of siifiilar game.s and toward
the conclusion of the drfy’a
course J. L. Morehead, chairman
of the Durham rerreation com
mission will talk about “T h e
■>
Essential Qi(ulities gf a Recrea
tion Leader.”
Examinations will feaiturw
Friday.
MEN AND WOMEN LEARN PROFESSIONAL BARBERINQ
K ^ WRITE T(»AY FOR FREE CATALOG.
® A POSITION IS GUARANTEED TO EVERY GRADUATE.
— Acredited School M
Soflball
COACH MOORE’S DOUBLE
COLA GIRLS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
DURHAM — Coach J. B.
Moore announces thait his D.
Cola girls are continuing their
long string of victories, tkeir
laitest triumphs being over the
PepsiCola Girls.
The first meeting of these
two teams was last Thursday
when the final score was 20 to
18. N. Thomas pitched a great
g^BC and also scored the only
hone run of the game. C. Bbr-
nctla was also outstanding with
'a tiWce base h>^
teams Mat akain Tues
day at the East Durham Park
with Coach Moore handici4>ped
witii a somewhat ^r^^led line-
vp. Howaver the D. Cola girls
livad right up to their reputation
Mid noacd out their rivals to the
tuna oi lt-11.
Woods-Morgan Barber
College
BY AL WHITE
WASHINGTON, (A N P) —
When the Sixth Annual Sports
Achievement din-ner wa» held
here recently,^ one of the honor-
ocs w^li a little chap, Leslie
quarterback on Football team;
smallest on the team, but per
haps the best tatekler.”
A little personal interest en
ters this story, because Leslie
got his start in football with a
pro team w6 knew some five
or six yejats ago.
Jimmy Bump Hudson, now as
sociated with Mr. Winthrop
Rockefeller, was fullback on the
team and one of the assistant
coaches. , One atftemoon during
the practice * • sessions, Bump
brought a squat, bowlegged
little fellow out and said to th«
manag^, “Here’s your new mas
cot. He just wadts to tr4vel-w4th
the team, look out for the eqalp
ment and act as watenboy.” Th«
manager took one squint at
runt and just to satisfy Bun^,,
said, “Okay, okay, get him aaiM
of the way,” for Just about that
time, the heavy linemen were
charging across the field, buck
ing and shoving their felloir
linesmen around and if they had
ever mn over Lcslia, tfiay irouM
have ground him to a pulp.
Ray Vaughiii of Calcat*-«M
coaching th« team immadiately
Les took an active interest in t)u»
game. When the game. When tip
teatn went abroad to play,
Continued on PAje Seven
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NEGRO WORID DIGEST
MISS MARGARET PEARL
SMJTH of Newport News, Vir
ginia and Miss Janetta Isadora
White of Charleston, S. C. were
the winners of All-Expense
Scholarsihips to Talladega Coll
ege for the school year 1940-41.
Two hundred and thirteen high
school seniors from thirteen
Bouthern stales took a competi
tive exaanination on April 13 for
this scholarship. Because of in
ability on the part of Judges %p
differentiate between these two
high ranking students, two All-
Expense Scholarships were a-
warded renew-able for a period
of four years.
Writoi ^
nwcmo WORLD digest ^
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