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THE CABOUNA TIHE!3 SATURDAY, APBIL 27,1187
As part of annual Kappa Al-1 Scovel Richardson, Jadfe Ar-1 the fraternity, participated la a
pha Pal Fraternity’s Guide Blfht mond W. Scott apd Attorney I Youth Conference at the Waah-
Week observance in Washlnf-1 Julian Dncas, polemarch of the | Infton Kappa House.
_ton, D. C., left to rif ht, Jndge I Washington Alumni chapter ol ——■ .
Rev. N. A. Zimmerman To Highlight 7th Anniversary
Program Of H. H. Hart Eiireita Bible Class April 28th
The H. H. Hart Eurelca Bible
Class of the First Calvary Bap
tist Church on Morehead Ave
nue will celebrate its seventh
anniversary on April 28, at 3:00
o'cloclc in the afternoon. The
Anniversary sermon will be de
livered by The "Sevcrend M. A.
Zimmerman,' pastor of ttie Cor-
rinth Baptist Church of Union,
South Carolina.
Reverend Zimmerman is
. widely luown throughout our
city and our natioo, having
gained recognition for his many
accomplishments both as a dy
namic Pastor and leader and as
a very successful school prin
cipal. It was because of these
which led his superintendent of
schools to proclaim: “Rev. Zim
merman possesses the strength
of character which x comes only
as the result of a strong abiding
faith in Christ. He has the in
tellectual insight and mental
ability which he uses for the
preaching of the gospel and the
teaching of th« children in the
ways of righteousness."
Benedict College, of Colum
bia, S. C., was the scene of his
college education,’ from which
he received the A.B. Degree.
Later, he earned additional de
grees: the B.Th. Degree from
Friendship College, Rockhill, S.
C. the D.D. Degree also from
Friendship College.
In 1939 he marrl^ Miss Al
berta L. Brown.
In addition to other affili
ations, he is a member of the
Board of Trustee^ for Morris
College; President of the Paco-
let River Union; Vice Modera-
tgr Pacojet River Asao-
^wttion; iPresident of the Plan
ning Board of the Pacolet Asso
ciation, Pmident of the Inter
denominational Ministerial Al
liance of Union County and
Prhicipal of the Jonesvillc
School.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the Male Cho-1 of Mrs. Mary Wood.
rus of Morehead Avenue Bap-1 The public is. invited and ur-
tist Church, under the direction ged to attend.
Choice Making, Theme Discussed At
Meet Of Crown And Scepter Club
RALEIGH
The twenty-sixth Annuil
Meeting of the Crown and
Scepter Club was held on the
campus of St. Augustine’s. Col
lege, Saturday, April 13, 1997.
The general theme for the oc
casion was; “Choice Making—A
Challenge to Youth.”
The meeting opened at 10:00
a.m. with Miss Gladys Johnson
of the Shepard School in Zebu-
lon, presiding. Music furnished
by the St. Augustine’s College
Choir, under the direction of
John C. Moore, and devotions
were conducted 1^^ .the J. S.
Waters School of Goldston.
Greetings on behalf of the Ebce-
cutive Committee were offered
by the Executive Secretary of
the Committee, and greetings
on behalf of Saint Augustine’s
Qollege were offered by Dr.
James A. Boyer, President of
the College.
Following the musical num
ber by Central High School, the
speaker of the hour was intro
duced by the Executive Secre^
tary of th^ Crown and Sceplier.
Dr. W. R. Strassner, President,
Shaw University, delivered •
very stimulating message on the
general idea of “'What you wiU
be, you are now bacomlng.”
Leaders of the Workshops
were introduced by the Execu
tive Secretary of the Crown and
Scepter Club. The area of Mar
riage and Family was dlBcussed
by Mr. C. L. Robinson, Shepard
School, Z«lMilon. The area of
use of leisure time was dis
cussed by Mr. W. W. Johnson
of St. Augustine’s College, a
philosophy of life was discussed
by the Rev. S. D. Rudder, Chap
lain, St. Augustine's College.
The area of Economic Activltiea
was discussed by Dr. L. J. Har
rison of North Carolina College
at Durham. Dr. Marguerite
Adams of Shaw University dis
cussed the area of Eduction
and Vocations, and Mrs. Lw H.
Robinson of St., Augustine's
College discussed the area of
Manners and Dress.
The newly elected officers
for the ensuing year anrt Presi
dent, Hepry Richardson, Shep
ard High Sctiool, Zebulon; Vice
President, Beachie Henderson,
John R. Hawkins, Warrenton;
Secretary: Hattie Holiday, Har
nett High, Dunn, N. C.; Asst.
Secretary: A^tta Honor, War
ren County Training School,
Wise; Treasurer; Betty Thomp
son, Green County Training
School, Snow Hill, and Repor
ter; Ernestine Parks, Warren
County Training School, Wise)
North Carolina.
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On the campus of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, a young
Negro lias made history. Clifton
'Stone has held the position of
Stockroom Manager of the
School of Pharmacy for the past
three years, the first Negro to
hold such a position on the cam
pus. Stone aasimes complete au
thority of the stoclFTOom, in
cluding ordering supplies, in
ventory personnel service with
students, bookkeeping and
computing and collecting lab'
brealuge fees.
Stone finished high school at
Horton School of Pittsboro,
served two years In the Army,
completed two years of techni
cal training at The Bannaker
Institute of Durham, did ad
vance studies at Livingstone
College and completed several
Bible courses. He is the Chair
man of The Deacon Board, Sun
day School Teacher, President
of BTU and Financial Secre
tary of the Second Baptist
diurch of Chapel Hill, and
President of the Orange County
Usher's Union. Mr. Stone, wife
and three children reside at
303 Carr Street, Carrboro.
Local Students
Honored At
Hampton Inst.
HAMPTON, Va.
Several North Carolina stu
dents were among some 181
Hampton students honored last
week at the “Scholarship
Night” program sponsored by
the school’s Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society.
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Social Work
Career Program
North Carolina College’s soci
ology department was co-spon
sor of a Social Work Career
Day program in Durham last
week.
Planned by Dr. J. S. Himes,
NCC sociologist, in cooperation
with the N. C. Chapter of the
National Association of Social
Workers, the program sought to
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possibilities and to inform so
cial workers of expanding op
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