Chairman of Teen-ag* Enter
tainment; Mrs. Dora Lee Fair
ley, Chairman of Parenta' Enter
tainment, and Mrs. Pearl G.
Bradley, Chairman of Publicity.
The three-year old Greensboro
chapter consists of 29 mothers
and 48 youngsters.
SATUBDAT, NOV. 30, 1957 THE CAROLINA TIMES
Noted consultants advising
North Carolina College’s third
annual conference on the Im
provement of Instruction are
shoum here. Left to right are Dr.
Herman Branson, professor of
physics, Howard University,
Washington, D. C.; Dr. Frede
rick Rodefer, professor of edu
cation, Morgan State College,
Baltimore; Dr. Kenneth Brown,
Etlucaiiunal ResfiaTch, NCC, and
coordinator of the conference,
NCC sponsored the confer-
U. S. Office of Education, Wash-^ ence in cooperation with the
ington; Dr. S. E. Duncan, State Phelps Stokes Foundation of
Department of Public Xn»fruc-| Neto York.
tion, Raleigh; Dr. William H.j
Brown, director of the Bureau of]
Warning Against "Canned Music" Sounded To Kids
By Jack And Jill Officejr At Mid-Atlantic Convention
GREENSBORO
The three-day Mid-Atlantic
Regional Conference of Jack and
Jill of Ajqnerica, Inc. closed'Sun
day, November 17, with the wor
ship service h^ld at Bethel AME
Church. Rev. John L. Bryan,
Director of Religious Activities
at Bennett College, interpreting
the conference theme; Drafting
a Blueprint for Effective Adult
Living”, recommended to the
youthful audience in drafting a
blueprint, one solution: “Ask
God to help us to run our Uvea.”
Approximately 200 delegates,
members, and parents from
North and South Carolina, and
Virginia attended the three-day
conference held at Hayes-Taylor
YMCA in Greensboro, which be
gan Friday, November 15.
Dr. Hobart Jarrett, Chairman
of the Division of Hmnanities,
Bennett College delivered the
keynote address at the opening
session, Friday evening. The
mind, body and soul are the
L raw materials with which the
builder must construct his life
in the kind of society that he
wishes to live in, was the key
thought of Dr. Jarrett’s message.
He was introduced by Thomaaine
Corbett, President of host group,
who presided.
Mid-Atlantic Regional Direc- Buie, Mr. G. Julian Foster and
tor, Mrs. Mollie Lee was the Mrs. Henrietta Jeffries.
Miss Grace Matthews, Direc
tor of Distributive Education in
the Public Schools at Richmond,
Va. captivated the 200 delegates,
parents and members in the ban
quet address Saturday evening.
Using Benjamin Franklin’s well
known verse—“For want of a
nail—” she recommended that
the teen-ager build his life with
the “nails” of a disciplined
mind, broad vision, perservance
and love.
main sneaker at the Saturday
morning session over which
George W. Clark, teen-age re
gional president from Hampton,
Va., presided. Mrs. Lee told the
youths that tomorrow’s world,
with the invention of Sputnik,
and other unusual inventions
and cultures, will be a different
and wondrous world to live in.
To be successful in this kind
of world, the regional director
urged them to include in their
blueprint of living: education,
health, spiritual understanding
and ajn understanding of human
behavior. "Too much “canned
music” like too much canned
creative thinking that you will
food will not be conducive to the
need for tomorrow’s world,"
she said.
The Saturday afternoon ses
sions were devoted to the inter
pretation of the conference
theme by the youths themselves
in discussion groups under tfae
guidance of consultants. The fol
lowing persons were consul
tants. The following persons
were consultants; Mrs. Lubsil
Taylor, Dr. A. F. Jackson, Rev.
Julius T. Douglu, Mr. Sampaon
KM COL
UMmOMML
A gay and beautiful regional
ball, which followed the ban
quet, closed the recreational ac
tivity of the conference, with
100 additional t^n-age guests
from Greensboro attending.
New officers elected at the
final business session included
Alice Gloster, Hampton, Va.,
president; Tommie Hawkins,
Hampton, Va. vice president;
Thomasine Corbett, Greensboro,
secretary; Grace Jones, Peters
burg, Va., treasurer; and Joyce
Brown, Petersburg, Va., repor
ter.
President of the Greensboro
Chapter of Jack and Jill is Mrs.
Edna Fisher. The conference
steoring committee was com-
prUlsd of the following, mem-
ber^c Mrs. Sue Taylor/Program
Chairman; Mrs. Juanita Spaul
ding, Chairman of Housing; Mrs.
Marietta Carrington, Chairman
of Banquet and Dance; Mrs. Sal-
lie Corbett and Mrs. Ivey Wil
liamson, Chairmen of Registra
tion; Mrs. Margaret Falkener,
Souvenir Program Packets; Mrs.
Walta Williams, Chairman of
Hospitality; Mrs. Pauline Foster,
Home Economics
Teachers To Meet
At N. C. College
Forty five home economics
teachers from lO North Carolina
Counties are scheduled to attend
the District IV Homemaking
Teachers’ meeting at North
Carolina College Tuesday (Nov.
26) at 2:30 p.m.
Sessions will be held in the
college’s Home Economics Bldg.
According to Mrs. L. F. James,
area supervisor, “the meeting
will be held in the teacher train
ing institution in order that pro
spective tcachers might see the
correlation between the pre-ser-
vice program and the In-service
activities.”
A principals’ roundtable will
include these school heads: ]h
W. Brown, Ligon High Schoo;
Raleigh; W. D. Moore, Berry
O’Kelly School, Method; G. C
Hawley High School, Creed-
moor; J. H. Lucas, Mary Potter
High School, Oxford.
Several of the teachers will
take part in a discussion of home
economics teachers’ views of the
student training program
Among these teachers are; Mrs.
Thelma Turner, J. S. Waters
High School, Goldston; Mrs. Na'
oml Saunders, Horton Hi|pi
School, Plttsboro; and Mrs. Ada
Batty Lou Giddingg, South
eastern Business School student
from Ahoskie, is the Durham
school's representative for Sig
ma Gamma Rho-sponsored De
butante Ball which will be held
in Durham sometime in January.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hawley Newsome of Ahos
kie.
Thanks!
CT^ack in Plymouth C^'Iony, over 350 years!
ago, the Pilgrims felf l! oy liad sufficient causej
to set aside a spedal day icr Thanksgiving.
So, in the spirit of the Pilgrims, let's all pausej
and gratefully count our many blessings — on*
Thanksgiving Day. !
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thi» bonk on ThankigMng Doy)
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to a college before its liquida
tion a few years ago. The new
facility, which will be modern
and functional in every detail,
will be a three-story structure
and will be completely air-con
ditioned with rubber tile floors
In all reading rooms. The build
ing will include several reading
rooms, four listening rooms, a
room, a reference room, a staff
room, a erference room, a staff
lounge, a student conference
room, a small kitchenette, a stu
dent typing room, two seminar
rooms and offices.
Bidding on the library was
considered by the Building Com
mission as the best In recent
months. The Commission accept
ed the low bid of G. E. Bass Con
struction Company of Jackson
whose bid was $253,051 for gene
ral construction. Electrical and
mechanical contracts called for
an additional $93,490 In bids de
scribed as “way below” the
Commission while 9150,000
came as a^ift from the General
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have been the last grant it made
money available for the project.
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^ Mr. ond Mrs. W. E. Roland
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Ernestine
Elaine Roland to A—2c Alonzo
Johnson of Asheville, North
Carolina. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Johnson, and is
stationed at Goose Bay Labra
dor.
Miss Roland is a graduate of
the Asheville Schools and is now
studying at Morgan State (/ni-
versitv, Baltimore, Maryland.
The wedding is to place on Dec.
21, 1057.
Tyson, Chatham County Train- Granville, Johnston, Nash,
Ing School Siler City. j Orange, Vance, Wake, and War-
Miss Diana S. Dent, chairman ren.
of the NCC department and hos
tess to meet, will talk about re
cent trends In home economics
student teaching education.
Other items on the agenda are
reports from Mrs. ^Elizabeth
Whltted, district ' curriculum
and Mrs. Duren Toole, Raleigh,
steering committee member.
Officers of the district are
Mrs. Maggie Holley, chairman,
Mary Potter School, Oxford;
Mrs. Inez W. Foster, secretary,
Joe Toler High School, Vlrgllina,
Vj^ and Mrs. James, area sut>er-
Counties to be represented are
Durham, Chatham, Franklin,
Work Underway
On Half Million
Library In Miss.
Construction of the new $500,
000 Jackson State College Li
brary got 'underway this week
with appropriate ground-break
ing ceremonies. Of the money
appropriated for its constryction,
$400,Q00 was appropriated by
the Miaslsslppi State Building
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