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Announce Parfidpanls In NCC Marrioge'FanHly Conference
Experts in marital, family,
and related problems from many
sections of the country will con
verge on North Carolina College
next Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, April 21*23, to
serve as consultants for the 11th
annual Oroves conference on
Marriage and the Family.
Most of the sessions of the
conference, which is placitig em
phasis on divorce and divorce
reform laws, will be held in the
N.C. College Library. Its gene
ral theme is “Marriage Special
ist and Divorce."
Among the authorities on pro
blems relating to marriage and
the family who will participate
in the conference are: Clifford
Adams, Psychology professor,
Penn. State; Jessie Bernard,
Penn State Department of Psy
chology; Robert O. Blood, Jr.,
Merrill-Palmer school faculty,
Detroit, Mich.; Muriel Brown,
consultant in Family Life E!du-
cation, U. S. Office of Education;
H.T. Christensen, Purdue Uni
versity; J. R. Crist, Florida State
University;' Laura Drummond,
professor of Home Economics,
Columbia University.
Also WinstolF Ehrman, pro
fessor and marriage counsellor,
University of Florida; Rosemary
Funderburg, Durham, Family
Service wprker; Eleanor God
frey, UnlVeitity of Illinois So
ciology department, Mozwill
Hill, Atlanta University; John
Honigman, professor of Anthrol-
pology. University of North
Carolina.
And John W. Hudson, Merrill-
Palmer school faculty; Wesley
Kemp, Drew University; Rich
ard Kreckhoff, Merrill-Palmer
School; Charles King, professor
of Sociology, North Carolina
College; Hylan Lewis, At]|anta
University; David Mace, pro
fessor of Human Relations,
Drew University; Mildred Mor
gan, professor of Home and
Robert E. Lee
A. Moron Bock At Hampton;
To Take Up Duties After Rest
Dr. J. S. Himes
Judre Paul Alexander
Family Life, Florida State Uni
versity.
And Meyer Nimkoff, profes
sor of Family Law, University
of Chicago; Harry Roberts, Vir
ginia State College; Leonard
Robinson, professor of sciology,
A. and T. College; Alvin Rose,
professor of sociology. North
Carolina College; H. A. Ryan,
HAMPTON, VA
Alonzo G. Moron,, president of
Hampton Institute, returned to
the ‘ campus here Thursday,
April 10 aftM* an absence of al
most a year and received a royal
welcome from staff and students
at a special assembly jiut pre
ceding the beginning of the
Blaster holidays.
For the time being* Presi
dent Moron is returning not to
his duties as president but simp
ly to his home on the campus.
This was explained in a state
ment from I5r. Channing H. To
bias, chairman of the Board of
Trustees, which was read by Dr.
Stephen J. Wright, Dean of
Faculty.
Dr. Tobias’s letter announced
that the president had been dis
charged after almost a year of
treatnient and rest at a sani-
torium in New York State, and
added;
“The Medical staff . . . have
inot only reported to me regard
ing the excellent progress back
to health which Dr. Moron has
made to date, but have also in
dicated that he will shortly be
able to assume the responsibili
ties of his office. That moment,
however, has not arrived, and
ij is therefore incumbent upon
all of us. . . . to see to it that
An informal Glance At The Wi D.
Hill Recreafion Center
BY MRS. M. H. JOHNSON
Bennie the Bunnie came mer
rily tripping through Durtiam
this weekend, leavfog for the
kiddies the usual gay colored
eggs, Easter baskets, and per
haps a new bonnet or piece of
wearing apparel for the other
family members. For all of us
it was a weekend of great re
ligious significance. Many who
joined the Easter parade watch
ed the skies anxiously for some
sign from the weather man and
were very happy when -not too
many showers appeared.
On Monday night, the Golden
Agers ushered in the Easter act-
tivities here at Center with a
visit to the Planetarium in
Chapel Hill for its Easter pro
gram, “The Awakening". This
was a very moving show telling
of the Easter Story in pictures
projected high up in the dome
on several sides of the build
ing. About forty seven club
members from this Center and
Walltown attended.
On Friday afternoon, the Mo
del Mothers Club conducted an
annual Easter Egg Hunt on the
grounds behind and adjacent to
the Center. Over a hundred
twenty five youngsters attend
ed. The affair was conducted in
two divisions, so that the young
er ones could hunt eggs separ-\
ate from the older ones. There
was a surplus of eggs, and ev
eryone found them in large num
bers.
On Friday night, the .Junior
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Mothers sponsored a highly en
joyed “Variety Show of ’52” at
the Center. A stage show was
presented, and the guests enjoy
ed an evening of music, dancing
emceed by both Frank Burnette
and refreshments. The show
and “Baby” Henderson, was
composed of numbers, many of
which were rendered by mem
bers of the club.
Soloists for the evening were
Margaret Kennedy Goodwin,
Margaret Barnett, and Leroy
Bynum. Louvenia Wilson Par
ker played “boogie woogie” and
Grace Green Harris did an in
terpretive dance. Other music
was furnished by the Destinaires
Quartet, and a trio composed of
club members, Alma Wade, Con
stance Watts, and Margaret
Barnett. Frank Burnett and
“Baby’’ Henderson kept the
show moving with their antics.
A special number by Lieuten
ant James Samuels of the Dur
ham Police Department brought
down the house.
It was a pantomine entitled
“A woman perparing for a bed
at night.”
Music and decorations were
by McCollum. “Lanky” Cole
was accompanist for several
numbers, and Guillermo Bright
of North Carolina College play
ed an interlude of music. Cater
ing was directed by Mr. Jacobs
of North Carolina College. The
atmosphere was further enhanc
ed by the presence of gorgeous
cigaret girls who were attired in
tights, and red, white and blue
costumes. This affair was thf
subject of much conversation
long after the last number had
faded into the recesses of the
building.
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Dr. Moron shall continue to be
l^ieved of any and all responsi
bilities, care or anxieties, in or
der that his continuing progress
shall be rapid and shall be fur
thered in very possible way.
“Because of these circumst
ances and until the end of the
present/*fiscal year, June 30,
there will be no cliange from tlie
plan of operation governing the
affairs of Hampton which has
been in effect during the past
twelve months. The members of
the piiesident’s staff will con
tinue to carry the day to day
adlB^inistrative duties covering'
their respective areas of respon
sibility, and Mr. Robert Ogden
Pruves, vice chairman of the
Board, will continue as acting
president, carrying general ad
ministrative supervision for the
college”.
New Compound
Found For
Epilepsy
NEW YORK
A new anti-epileptic com
pound was described on Tues
day before the Federation of
American Societies for exper
imental Biology, now in its
annual meeting. Dr. Ben King
Harned, of Lederle Laboratories
where the new drug was de
veloped, read the paper.
According to the report, the
drug has shoWn J3>est results
against the grand mal, or grand
seizure, type of epilepsy. This
drug is generally referred to as
Hibicon, or technically by its
full name, Hibicon chloroethy-
Iphenamida.
Clinical tests at a number of
hospitals and research centers
show that the drug, which is ad
ministered orally, is well toler
ated, and that it is effeceive in
cases where other established
anti-convulsants have failed. I
Dr. Harned emphasized tliat j
Hibicon is a new compound, i
with a chemical nucleus never j
used before in the treatment of I
epilepsy. While its full possi-1
bilities are not yet known, it !
has shown great potential in |
treating several types of epilep-1
sy. j
Anottier recent paper on this I
drug stated that a comparison {
of its action in a number of I
cases of epilepsy showed that its |
efficacy is of the same order as !
that of dilantin sodium, but that I
Delegatee the Faarth Au-
uaJ ConveBtien ef the Flerida
State Negro Bmineaa League
which convened at Florida A
and M College April 2 and 3.
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Hibicon could be tolerated with
out unpleasant side effects.
The drug was synthesized by
a research team under the di
rection of Drs. J. H. Williams
and Samuel Kushner. The
Pharmacology team was under
the direction of Drs. Hamed and
Raymond Cunningham, and
clinical testing was conducted
by Dr. J. M. Ruegsegger.
Columbia University; Lyda G.
Shivers, Woman’s College,
Greensboro, N. C.; Ralph Bridg
man, Lucas County Domestic
Relations Court, Toledo, Ohio;
Ernest and Mary Osborne, Co
lumbia University; Hornell
Hart, Duke University; Merton
Dyler, Ohio State; and Robert
Harper, Merrill-Palmer.
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