Don't Let Being Black &rve as an Excuse-Loniax
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — •‘Ev^
thine that happeas to jou doMQ’t
happen to you becau«e you are
a Negro. It happens becauie you
•re a human belns,” LouU E. Lo
max told a capacity audiencie in
Knoxville College’i Gi{fen-AlU-
ami Auditorium last Wednesday
Lomax, invited to speak to the
■tudent body as a response - to
his Sept. 21 Saturday Evvnlng
Po«l article titled “Young Ne
groes Aren’tJReady,’ used as his
•ubject “The Act and the Art of
Being a Negro.” He spokg to pre
dominately student groups five
times during tha day, in ad
dition to a special session with
the faculty. He had to be pulled
away from the last informal hud
die with students by Presidcht
James A. Colston to catch his
plane.
"Being a Negro consists of
having a sens^ of the historjr
and meaning of man, 'a sense of
the history of America, and an
understanding of himself as a
Negro in America,” the author
said.
"We use the term black •«
being an excuse. This is no long
er true, nor will it serve as t
substantial Ijases for our not be
ing what, we stwulfl be. -We
should apply our spiritual selves.
Live your life as a proud attest
and a-human being."
I will help us prepare 'ourselvei
"Kegrow have ataged sit-ins for the many job dpportunitiei
on theatres, lunch counters, j (hat are available to us," he con
restaurants, parks, highways i tended.
churches, etc. After we have fin| Lomax further urged that Ne-
ished sitting in-in thes^ areas, groes sit-in on themselves
it is very necessary for us to be- through study,
gin seeking information that |
Aggies lieading tor New Record^
FAYETTEVILLB-North Caro
llna A. and T. College's Aggies arc
threatening to break all existin;
Central Intercollegiate Athletic As
SQC'iatjon records by cruising along
at 361 total offense average iti
three outings.
Coach Bert Piggott’s chasge.^
are averaging 189 yards per gam'
rushing and taking to the air lanei^
at a 178 yard clip. The Gate City
I charges are undefeated in three
I outings and sport a cool 40 poin
per game mark. It is uodoubtetJiy
one of the highest .icoring ma
chines in recent CIAA history.
Norfolk State’s rushing twin?
Raymond Edmonds and Willie
Holland are tied for the rushing
yardage lead with 254 yards in
four tUt^. Holland has the bettei
average by .getting big total with
cracks and Edmonds in 47.
‘Elizabeth City State’s Arglf
[Whitfield is the leading, pass re
ceiver in the loop with 13 crab
for 127 yards. One of his catche*
wa.i good for a touchdown.
William Bristow, A. and T. Co'
lt"c, is the leading punter in thi
OIAA with a 47,0 average in thre‘
mmcs.
I Morgan State’s Oliver Dobbins is
;nie league scoring leaclrr with
24 points in three games. Hif
nearest challenger is lionali'
Francis. A. and T. College, with
18. Francis has caught three touch
down passes for his point total.
Coach Thwmas "Tank’’ Conrad'-
Winston-Salem State College cluk
is the total defense- and rushing
defense leader. . The T#in City
club has allowed opponents only
29 yards per game on the ground
in three outings and an ama/.inp
31.8 yards per game in total de
fense. The Winston-Salem squao
is undefeated in two outings.
New VSC Coach
Starts Cage Drills
PETERSBURG, Va. — Virginia
State College began its basketball
drills Tuesday a new coachr
and two returning All Confer
ence players. ' ;
More than thh>ty candidate,
turned out to greet Paul Godwin
Virginia State College cage Srea
-of-just a few years ago, as h'
opened drills for the Trojans or
December 2.
Goowin, who recently returned
from a European tour with play
ing for the Harlem vllobetrottert
replaces the late Shelton M. Mat
thews who gave the Trojans theii
best record last year with 21 win;
and only seven setbacks.
I Godwin will build his unit
around Frank Stephens and Emit
i Brock,, the 6-8 frontcourt twins
who last year spairked the War
I riors and garnered two of the five
I positions on the first unit of the
I mythical All-CIAA (Central Inter
collegiate Athletic Association^
Team, The CIAA is an eighteen
^ team conforence.
j Tht»-only other lettermen to re
■ turn are six-footers senior Leroy
' Ellis and Otis Woods. Ellis caa
play eithor front or backcour^
while Woods, just a sophomorf,
is counted on to be the team
strong playmaker in the baci
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MISS NCC—Mitt Contfince Black, [ senior will be crowned ''Mitt
d.ufhttr of Mri. Lucille Black, of North Carolina College'’ in eere-
Durham, relaxet between clattes i monies on the campui Friday
h«. in n.w residence hall at, night.
Nerth C.ralliM Coileqa. The NCC i
Mrs. Van Sombeek ReSurns to U.S^
'Mrs. Luilmila Van Sombpok,
1903 Essex’ Road, has roturnpil to
tJurhrtn after spenriing six month.;
in'^EUfopc foUof^ing the Balia'i
World Congress in London, Erj-
laViJ lit April whirh attract cr!
neaHjr 7,000 Baha’is ,rom the 2,'j!)
court. Other returnees arc Chailns
Betliel, William Scott, anti Charle
Turner.
Alex Doble from Sharon, I’a., i'
a 6-8 freshman who should teuin
with Brock. Stephens. Woods, nin'
Ellis to form the Virginia Stnti
College first line, but Coach (!o>l
win ts looking closely at the many
other candidates before hu is able
to Wlect his st|uad.
count ric's and territories where
Baha'is reside, ,
Mrs, Van Sombcck, a Baha'i fo^
W v’cais, visited nine countries
whore she shared experiences and
tlic principle's of the Faith tor
world unity and individual spirit
ual i;rowth. '
Among the countries visiteii
wc'ie tliroe bi'iiind Hie Iron Cur
tain, Czecho.siavakia, Hungary, and
Bultjaria, Among other speaking
tn);ai’,i. in( Ills wore those at two
ilitrnialioiial liaiiai's summer
sclioitis am' at tho forty-ninth in
tcnuitiiin.il i;,'iperaiito Conf;ress at
I'likaiia.
S)ie commented: “,’!ass and n»
tional prejudice are the key prolij
SATUtOAY. OCTOBBR U. 1963
NCM to Conduct Sales Training
Seminar in Pliila. Under Gaillard
The Agency Department of
th( North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company is conduct
ing a Sales Training Seminar io
Philadethia on October 23-25,
1903^ under the direction of
Thad B, Gaillard, CLU, Director
of Training.
Th. themf of the Seminar
will b« “Training -for Sound and
Steady Growth,” Special Ordin
ary Agents and Ordinary Staff
Managers of the Washington,
East Baltimore, North Philadel
phia and Newark Districts will
be in attendance, as well as
Special Ordinary Agents from
Durham and Newport News,
and the Ordinary Staff Manager
of the Atlanta District.
During this meeting, the pric
cipales of programming will bo
discussed and new sales talkj
!emi of Kuropp as race prejuilico
is America's critical problem. She
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Cnnlinued on 6-A
will be introduced. Training and
I selling film strips on the funda-
l mentals of programming will at
I so be shown. Sales demOQato4
! tiona will be given by Specili
Ordinary representatives, and a
'feature of the Seminar will be
I a talk by Ernest P. Davis, one
j of the Company's million dol
, lar producers of the North
' Philadelphia District. He wil)
I talk on the subject "H o w 1
! Qualified as a Million Dollat
Producer.”
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Insurance Company of New
York and a lift; member of the
Million Dollar Round Table will
I serve as guest lecturer, Mr, Har-
mi'lin i.s a noted author, lecturer
and salesman in the D\;ability
Income and Pension fields. Wil
Jfc'm A, C'^'fficnt, CLU, Vic^
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