ChiimMn Is Elected Head
Of Natio# Ikntists' Body
th.
‘ o#fi«cr* ol Utt Vf» 11* rlfht, MeadanMs E. C. V«ald«ii, Bkrnes, 2nd vice presideat,
AmlUary of the Natl«iul|lit yl«e pretideat, B«ltimore; T. Lanrel, Miss.; H. B. Moore, re-
SMIMI AMMiKliM took tiaM 3. , Caller, prcsidant, Hoi cordlof secretary, South Pltts-
•■I* f>» C»h» hnak dtoiBC laiil Sfrihfs; B. Chester He^enan, biirf, Tenn.; and A. A. Daltoo,
grtu ImiMm at Mllinutke%] 9»esl4«iit-elect, Deiroit; T. J. put president, Liaia, Ohio.
ladtM are. lelti i
SM Opening Conference Of A&T Facuhy To Hear
Official Pran ynBe^Skitei Office Of Educatioi
convention
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GRKENSBOHO
A pror|ili>ant government ofll-
cial 1* ■ ed«cati^ wHl keynote
the annua) Pre-Session FacnHy-
Sftlf Orientation CDufereoce at
Aie!r. C61)«8e, Saptembat
Dti Ambrose Caliver, chief,
Adul^Section, Office i of Educa-
_ * tion, p. 9. Department of Heaith,
2 Hehn^io* and WeUare, Wash-
iagtoo, D, C.r will spealc to the
' *grovq;} on Monday, September 8.
..lAj, A native of Virginia, he ii a
Ijraduate oi Knoxville College
0k,. and h«lds the Master's- degree
KS'ip tl>e^jtrnive*«ity «£ Wiscon-
- and the Doctorate degree
Ccdiunbia University. He'
entered the U. S. Department of
^ Jlduc§,ti09 in 1S30 and was olo
vated to his present post in 1950.
i>oUfiwiB8 the address a series
ol inuiUer ^oup conferences
1)1^. be toadueted along the
JiU . the conference, “By
'^hal Meihs May AftT College
perform Most Bfftetively Its-
Prima^ Functions: Instruction,
Reseaijjw and Public Service.”
The conference gets underway
earty Saturday with the annual
message by Dr. Warmoth T
Otbbs, preiiid6nt of' the colleae
The Saturday pn/gram also ca)l|^
for a tonr of the campus fa^ilitie» ’
and the qjty^or new faculty and
staff meiifil^rs add a Get-Ac-
,;^ainted Social that evening.
The President’s Dinner,
honoring the group, will be held
la Muririiy Hall on Sunday,
afCern«>on at 5:00 o’clock.
Oratorloal Excellence.-bronght Qrand Lodge F&AM of Teim.
■■ Thfi pnnferpnpp rtrnwa
close OB Tuesday afternoon fol^
lowing meetings of the faculties
of .'the several Schools.
A.&T. Teacher
Earns Degree
IniducaiMi
J OnBBNSBORO
Allwrt Wi Spruill, Assistant
Prodbssor of Eduration in the
Gmduat« School at North Cato-
^ lin* A. St T. College will reeeive
, the Doctor of Bducation Degree
j ,y iratk Cornell Univ^sity In
‘ SeitMnber at the close of t)ie
^^''T’/Sumnifcr' S*m
I
1
' Sumnibr' Semester.
SjpruUl, who sAK^sl^ed in
>1 Agrt^Hu^al B|ucatt^n with exT.
'c,, t«()lfve mimm in ^u^ation«I
Adifeisl^ion and RavM,
o&3^ ompleted all j^uire*
/neats on July 18.
A native of Columbia, NmMh
Gan^na, Spruill gradoeted trom
the. TVrrell County Trataing
^cMffJ'in 1944.
lit
Ic
!(/
i
^ ^iftniU’s dissertation which
wap done in Sociology has been
ii^;!6u^cd by his professors as *
si;iS>incant «orM in race rel».
tbiMi The title of the study.
'fCoWsqtt^ces Encountered' By>
Neflto-IVechers In The Process
of Des^egation of Scheels In
FoM Southern States.”
Frefcbsor Spruill has held for>
me» teaching positions with the
North, Carolina Agricultural Ex'
tcnitoti Service, Mississippi Vo
cational College, Tuskegee In
stitute, and graduate assistant at
CfoinW University. He is a mem
ber Ml Theta Chapter of Phi Del^
ta I^ppa, a national, sdueatlonel
honorary fraternity. Who’s Who'
in Ajnerican Education, and The
American Association oif Uaiver-
s^y professors.
t|Urty-two old AVf
tavUfuet iir married to the
eiiarming former Flordelia Kav'
rMi^a#lU)Xfaore. Thej^ have eti»
•on, Albert Jr.
pinauot
uniles to the faces of the three
4-B’ers, currently attending the
4-d Short Course at Tennessee
State University, wAo won the
first, second and third place
Annual Prince Ball Masonic
Scholarship. Awards, being pre^
sentcd'by Tennessee State Uni
versity’s spee^ and drama head
Dr. Hionus E. Poag, (right)
edttcotloii conimisslon director of
MhHWwt 'WesaMpfol prince Hall
(Left to right) S'econd place win
ner Hattie Jackson, Somerviile;
Erma Porter, MHlington, first
pfaee; and Betty Jean Moore
Nashville, third place winner
will attend Tennessee State in
the fall, as did the three winners
from 1957 who completed their
Ires^hman year at Tennessee
State tills past regular school
year.
^skegee NaFseSchooi Gets
CM Dimes Grant
TUSKEGEE, ALA.
- A. March' ot .Dlroea grant-Jm:
$110,090 antMwneed .today will
make it possible for Tuskegie^
instittite to improve iis school of
nursing and increase its fall en
rollment.
The grant, effective immedi
ately, was announced by Dr. L.
H. Poster, president of Tuskegee,
and Basil O’Connor, president of
the National Foun^tion ^(origi
nally the National FounHation
for Infantile Paralysis).
The Ttukegee Institute School
of fining was found^ in .1891.
Jts Itasic prbgram in nursing was
fully accredited by the National
League for Nursing last year. It
is the only ' collegiate nursing'
school for Negroes in Alabama,,
supplying an increasing numben
of graduate nurses to the South.
Dean Lillian H. Harvey, di
rector of the program and dean
of the school of nursing, said
that Tuskegee will now be able
to make a greater contribution
to the field of nursing. It is
hoped, she said, that it will be
possible to increase enrollment
in the nlirsing school to 160
students and possibly to 180 in
the nqar future. "' ^
WASHINGTON, D. C. ’
Dr. (3ha»lss E. Williams, Chi
cago, lUineis, was elevated to I
the Presidency of the National
Dentel Afcsociation at its 45h|
innual convention in th« Pena-
Sh'^i'atO'T Hotol. PittsburKh, Pa.,
Dr. WUliams*’--’''’--’*!!;^^^^’**?^
•Ua .icrved for’
nine years i
Chairman of t*
Executive board
and has held
many rcsponsi
bio positions
that qualify him
for heading thi:
orgonhsatlon. »
Attending the
were 4 women dentists among
the 400 practitioners present.
The youngest. Dr. Yvonne Jones
and her father, both dentists
from Springfield. Massachusetts.
Dr. Ruth Carter, her three
children and mother, originally
from St. Louis, now living in
Los Angeles. Dr. Westanna O.
BryoQ, Wariiington, D. C., a den
tal operator in the public schools
also in private practice. Dr.
Clarisa Wimbush, Lynchburg,
Virginia, who finislied Howard
University Dental School class
of 1926.
Dean Russell A. Dixon, How
ard University College of Den
tistry, oldest Dean in point of
service in the United States
starting his-30th year, addressed
the members at a business meet
ing.
Farmers' Roie
tit World ToM
iH Encampmenl
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson,
•jrcsidcnt of Howard University
>nd host to the 11th. Annual Re
gional 4-H Club Camp, August
10-18, told the delegates Sunday
that farmers have an Important
rote to play in the achievement
of world peace.
“Man has never been certain,”
the educator declared, “thot
there was enough food to go
around, and so he has never
risen above the animal level,
fighting, killing, and taking to
try to make sure that he has
enough for himself and friends.
“But farmers and scientists
now have the means o| produ
cing enough for everyone,” ' Dri i
Johnson continued, "and you
4-H club boys and girls and your
parents must continue to u^ili*e
tiie results of research to help
give assurance of abundance and
of world peace.”
Listening were 128 rural
people from 17 Southern States
who were here representing
354,000 fellcfw 4-H’ers. They
were accompanied by 43 adult
leaders.
itColeie
JippHli^S
MDfreetar
THE,CAR0^IN^,TJMES
'mmmgmrn
Dr. lean Nobte, New York
Cotiege Teaelier, Delta Prexy
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
climaxed its week-long 25th na
tional convention—c entered
around public service projects—
by electing as president of the
Greek-letter organization Dr.
Jeanne L. Noble, a professor'at
the City College of New Yo^k.
Elected as first vice presidtint
was D#. Geraldine Pittman
Woods, a former instructor 'at
Howard Uni'versity, Washington,
D. C., who is now a Los Angeles
/louseiyife. '''
The new secondvice pr^i-
cront is Miss Gloria Randall, a
junior at the University of In
diana. Secretary is Dt. Ann Lu
cille Camtrtsell, chairman of the
department of English St Prairj^e
View A. & M. College, of Prairie
View, Texas and treasurer is
Mrs. Vivian E. Washington, a so
cial worker in the Baltimore
public school system.
iwill, like a good name,
is got by many actions, and lost
by one.
—Lord Francis Jcffray
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PEOPLE’S STORE
2rrNrMangiimStnet^ D«rlia«»K.C.
A former U. S. Navy trom
bonist has been named director
of the North Carolina College
band-
Richard Henry Lee Jones,
Sun^erfield (NO native and
graduate of A and T College
(B.S., 1941) and Northwestern
University (M.M., 1942), will
take ovw band chorcs at NGC on
Sept. 1. Ho will be coming from
a position at A and T.
Prior to joining the A and T
staff in 1955, Jones taught and
directed bands at Epps High
School, Greenville, N. C; West
Virginia State College, Institute,
W.VA., and Alabama State Col
lege.
Jones played first trombone in
the U.S. Navy band stationed at
Chapel Hill and later at Pearl
Harbor in 1942-40.
MISSING PERSON
THE FAMILY LOCATION SER
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non'-profit agency, is anxious to
communicate with Moses Lyn
wood Harrison, to discuss a mat
ter of urgent importance to him
self.
Moses Lynwood Harrison, a
native of Rocky Mount, N. C.,
was bom on June 2, 1914. He is
5 feet, 7 inches tall, weights
about 155 pounds, had dark
browm hair and dark brown eyes,
scar on cheek; worked as labor
er.
Anyone aware of this man’tf
present whereabouts is request
ed to communicate with the
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